Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Jr. Juiie Crobrree piunks our o rune on rhe piano. Fr. Scorr Johnson prepores for o concern Mr Wheeler helps ro hr Tracey Donoghue for o robe, Senior Jeff Yevcok helps ser up risers before f.W,,,5 .. ,.,.,, r ,H 1: .':::'.- -,, r .. . Concert Choir members, Bock row: Scorr Johnson, Ken Permonn, Mike Johnson, Mike Chipmon, Andre Morrin, Richord Richardson, Bruce Kiein, Dorrin Srein, Robbie Heoo, Second row: Shori Tronfer, Anrhony Dixon, Eieno Gendeiy, Jeff Yevcois, Rod Cosrro, Ron Thrower, Sharon Morro, Kelley Miller, Voierie Johnson, Lori Ciorls, Hope Weirnooor, Third Row: Heidi Thigpen, Jomie Lujon, Borboro Corrwrighr, Roxanne Kiick, Porricio Pioffino, Robin Eoriy, Debbie Coores, Keiee Ayers, Jennifer Cosey, Suson Dovis, Denise Hoffhines, Aprii Srocey, Fronr flow: Jennifer Eiiis, Trocey Donoghue, Chohung Cheung, DeeDee Griechen, Terri Fosrer, Wendy Wolrernor, Sondy Greenhill, Kerri Hoiner, Vonoo Davis, Wondo O'Lorry, Julie Crobrree, Krisren Fenner. Concert Choir 97

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Seniors Out Early Choir CONCERT CHOIR E

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On their way to the top, the Gateway Marching Band was better than ever this year, The band gave Gateway a special kind of spirit, entertaining at football games and pep assemblies was a small part of the band's activities. The band also performed in parades and several competitions. lm- proving their score seventy-three percent at CU. Band Day was a big achievement for the band which received a composite score of 190 out of 200. However, this improvement did not come easy. The band members began practicing in the summer months as they prepared for their busiest time of year, the football season. After school began, the band practiced an hour each day, and indi- viduals were expected to practice at least an hour each day, outside of school. Also contributing to the bands improvement was the direction of Mr, Gary Capra. After working with other directors, i know Capra's the best, stated drum mcgor Gienn Wil- liams. A Most students enioyed band because it was a class they could get involved in. Drum majors Glenn Williams, Kevin VanSpey- broeck, and Scott Steiner led the band at performances while the band council planned and organized special trips and competitions. Although the work was hard and the hours of practice were long, as Sr. Janet Marlow stated, 'The band can only move up and improve. 95 Marching Band i N . .. t.t f? A . ,..., , is 31,3 Clockwise from above: The band practices intently during fifth hour. Drum Majors Kevin VanSpeybraeci1, Glenn Williams, and Scott Steiner stand at atten- tion duting ct formation. The Marching Bond performs their number at C.U. Band Day. Sr. band member Terri VanSpeybroecl4 exhibits her costume our on the practice field during Halloween time. i .4224