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ut at Gateway, your home away from home, you made a differ- ence. V Walking into the office, you were sure to see Ms. Marge Wortham keeping Dr. Sharkey on his toes. Mr. Flay Norris made sure we were all in our places by writing and rewriting our schedules. What would the seniors have done without Ms. Sally Degarmo, the Col- lege Counselor when making the big decisions? And yes, our favorite people, the teachers, made a difference. Ms. Marion Burnham, and Mr. Bill Ott, according to many students, Were the hardest teachers, but in the years to come we'll be thankful. Art makes a difference to Ms. Becky VanBuren, who tried to see that it touched all of us by starting a fibers class. 6 Opening
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5,1 i F' 'IG--H ,!,o 1 n a world as complex as ours, in a high school as big as Gateway, You . Make the Difference . Everyday in the news we heard about individuals who made a difference in the world we live in, like Pope John Paul ll, who Principal Dr. Richard Sharkey described as, A man who is a moral influence throughout the whole world. We heard about President Jimmy Carter, Congressperson, Pat Schroeder, Governor Dick Lamm and Mayor Bill McNichols, people who made a difference in our nation and local politics. As a volunteer, William C. Hinkley, has made a difference with the State High School Track Team, and Harold Dunning, Director of the Aurora Technical Center, received the Out- standing Citizen Award in Aurora . . . U Jr. Jay Croft works nonchalantly on Student Government activities 23 Ms. Burnham appears here as the Goddess of English. 3l Uncle Joe Burton says let the show begin. 4l Struggling through the halls is a common hassel for Gateway students. 51 Soph. Kathy Smith begins her job of shelving books. Sl Not tonight I have a headache, please no homework! says Jr. Lee Sather. Opening 5
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'W Q '10 1 Alps 11 Gateway spirit enchants all generations. 21 Jr. Barb Baumler expresses her feelings about homework. 31 Photography is not a drag for Sr. Mike Pierce. 41 Sr. Jeff Blackwell comments to Sr. Melodee James, Please don't squeeze the Charmin. :nm Opening 7
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