Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Gateway Olympians r lu. 32 ateway, Gateway, Gateway 1 High! How much do you really know about your school? Do you know the school song? Do you know where we got our school colors, mascot, and name? By the time Gateway opened its great doors in 1973, everything had been decided. According to Mr. Joe Burton, a group of students got together in 1972, a year before opening, and decided that we would be forever known as the Gateway Olympians. This was also how we got our school colors, Gold and Orange. Our mascot has developed continually since our opening. Sr. Tami Jaquith described our mascot as actually visual. She said, The Olympian stands for the winner, it stands for the man running with the torch. Since Gateway was born, it has grown at an unbelievable rate. Mr. William Ott has been here since Gateway opened. He said, The difference in the students between then and now is that there are more of them. We started with 1,300 pupils in 1973, and at last count we had grown to an enormous 2,587. Hey Gateway, you're not getting older, you're getting better. 30 Gateway Olympians if .3 It , 2 'E G -lv ,-,,-, 1. 4.711 fag , tb, ,. v . m.:g,g- -.1 Will'- .af .- f, V f'.1 -F15 1 ,. f H ?' 5?731iET . -fb. f F lu 'ir

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,V 32 Fan Play 11 Soph. Cindy Difiore checks her make-up as final touches are done on her hair. 23 Soph. Sara Rodrick, as Hermia, and Bruce Yates, as Lysander, discuss romantic marriage plans. 33 Oberon, Jr. Scott Lindsten, and Puck, Sr. Pam Nocerino, plot mischievious adventures in the forest. 41 Sr. Steve Liggit, Jr. Ron Smith, Soph. Mike Gardipe, and Soph. Wayne Fiokusek send :the audience into hysterics with their unusual appearance and excellent acting. 51 Sr. Trent Oliver, as Titania, Queen of the Fairies, consois the orphan boy, Paul Burry.