Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Foll wos o rime for cnonges ond new exper- iences. Sweorers ond rurrlenecl-is were brought our of summer sroroge, The ospens were Chong- ing in the mounroins. We cnonged foo: every new reocner, new class, or new friend nod on irnpocr on our lives ond on our ieorning exper- ience. Wirn the srorr of, the new school yeor, we were getting back inro the groove. We were Ieorning by doing,

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o Opening wg g my issssa . i 5' gg e A-Q5 7 il f ' A LEARN NG BY DOING Foll come around and lsnocleed us into a daze - someone had stolen our days of sleeping-in lore, For mony of us, the alarm clocls shools us out of our dreams at such hours as 5:80 om. We were into o new routine. All of o sudden, vve found ourselves in the classroom studying jusr as hard as we could. For those of us who held jobs or participated in sports, rhe days were long and tiring. Q . sf , if it it s u ,A s s M Counter Claclswise from right: A technical theatre student gives o quick smile while helping to construct one of the scenes for the fall ploy, Blithe Spirir . Leorning to play roquerboll can be fun but it also talses much concentration as shown here by Fr, Dove Bowers, The freshmen cheerleaders spent many summer mornings and o weela or cheerleading camp, preparing for the upcoming football season. The Gateway Morching Dond's tuba players pracrice for the foot- ball season every day during sixth hour. Gateway students learn that lunch is o perfect time to relax and visit with their friends in the sun. Attempting to ear gigantic banana splits, Sr. Kelli Smith, Jr. Berna- dette Josrer, Jr. Marry Mcpheeters and Sr. Som Morgan, oll learn thot doing this can be the cause for o terrible stomach ache.

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