Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Outdoor Life Comes Alive . ,. VY, ii ng, ,M .VWVM -f, ,- S ..5f'f fw'??refimf 5 ,,,L i,i, h my butt hurts! was a 1 frequent complaint dur- ing the 1979-80 winter season. Bruises, bandages, fractures and stiff muscles never stopped those daring cold weather adventurers. Downhill skiing was the most effective bruise causing sport, however it still ranked H1 in popularity. Remember riding up the chair lift, scared stiff while your best friend told you that chair 61 fell off last week and you are on 62! When you finally think the possibility of falling is over you reach the signs Tips up Stand Here Oh no! Panic Strikes. You reach the top and before you have time to wipe your nose your friend was kind enough to give you a shove. Finally it came to an end. Ice Skating was another popular sport for the winter season but your first adventure had more slipping and falling than skating. Besides the treacherous holes in the ice at Cherry Creek, the run in your stocking and the pillow on your butt proved that you were no Peggy Fleming. Outdoor Life 51

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-L fax , i 1 ei. , t ,L N 11 Many enjoy the slopes no matter how they go down. 23 Jr. Cathy Flaherty, Soph. Kelley Flaherty, and Jr. Linda Bonin take a break from skiing the slopes. '-QQ 3i Fr. Tony Cromwell can do more than snow plow! 43 The Masked Skier. 55 N Sr. Betty Cross is amazed by how many times she has fallen in one day. 63 Jr. Bebe Williams gets ready to hit the ice. I Y 0 4' in 50 Outdoor Life

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Keys And More Keys nce again the Gateway Drama . Department demonstrated their commitment to excellence in set design and acting in their winter production, Keys To Baldpate, a mystery melo- Seven drama written by George M. Ophen. The play was an exciting mystery about a writer, William Hallowell Magee, played by Tim Drnec who seeks seclusion during the winter in a summer resort, Baldpate, to write a novel within 24 hours to win a bet. Being assured by the owner of the inn, Mike Gardipe, played by Hall Bentley and the caretakers, the Quimbys Mike Walters and Laura Lee Weitnauer that he has the only key in existence he sets to work only to be interupted by a series of callers each with the only key in existence. As the Mystery developed the audience was captured by the illusion of the stage, the crime, the gate, the jealously, the love, and the insanity of the characters was only illusion created by William Hallowell Magee in seclusion as he quietly won his bet. Other cast members were: Janet Orleans, Tanya Holcomb, Jonna Carson, Ron Smith, Steve Bragga, Steve Liggett, Neil Sheesley, Scott Lindsten, Eric Miller, Wayne Rakosnik, and Chris Covington. 52 Winter Play ' ' 5 4 v ,muy we ef' trt.. XL mffsrrfgejfggii ..