Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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, Z Z M. Melody DOVE Mike Dgvis Sherry! Dovis 182 Sophornores I 'W fam WM 3? 5 ' f ' 2 , f of i ,MZ I f , Suson Dovis Trisho Dovis Ciociswise from obovez Sophs. Tino Hill, Ron Fono, ond Lindo Erilsson discuss rhe iocls of roiier poper in rhe school resrroorns, Soph. Trish Dovis ond Jr, Liso Holi woris srec dily on rhe sophomore mug secrion Cho, hob. Two srudenrs disploy rheir offec- rion for one onorher in rhe Gorewoy holls. I WT i f A ag 3 f , if xg uf jg ff , , eff ' , R 5 f v ff ff E f ff f 3 Egg I ',E' X' ! W' , ' f WW f I Micheile Dernoney Lynn Dibbie Lorrie Dixon Lori Degenhordr Chorles Derby Porricio Dennis Tommi Dennis Lori Dixon Cynrhio Doion

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1. N. We Are The Champions One of the mojor highlights during the school yeor wos the tolented, Sophomore footboll teom. With o seoson of QY1, we tools the title of the 1981 Centenniol Leogue Chompions, o title well deserved. An incident toword the end of the seoson olmost coused us to lose every one of out gomes, which in turn would drop our stond- ing to 1-Q, lost ploce. Apporently one of the ployers tron- ferred from on APS, CAuroro Public School? ond there wos opporently o rule thot o student tronsferring from onothet APS. must refroin from porticipoting in school sponsored othletics for the period of one ocodemic yeot. This student wos not owore of this rule ond the cooches were not owore thot he hod tronsferred. When Gore- woy's Sophomore teom ployed the stuf dent's former school, he wos recognized ond the incident wos reported. The teom wos obviously disoppointed ond very upset obout the ideo of losing their hord-eorned gomes. They stuck it out ond together, their spirit never died, if onything, it soared. They proved to be true Olympi- ons. The Sophomores hove teoson to be extremely proud of their teom ond olso of their ployers os individuols. The closs of 84 hos much tolent ond they obviously showed it. Lillion Costro Deono Chomberloin Gobriel Chovez Scott Choote Dovid Chrzon Vernon Clorls Kenneth Clements Vern Coolwell Bridgette Coble Jeffery Colgeozier Antony Corey Tounyo Cordovo Suson Cox Dovid Criston. Lynette Crouch Jeff Cunninghom Brendo Dolton Amy Donielson Cheryl Donlxert 5 Dovid Donner Dovid Dorrough 1 Sophomores 181

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Publi Di play Of Aff ction Damon Dorsey Kristin Drnec Teresa Dwyer Sherry Eaglin Linda Erickson Ann Esparza E 'W 8 ,fi I A is x ff4 We all knew that opposites did attract, but we never would have realized to what extreme until we walk down the halls of Gateway, No one stared, at least they tried not to, itjust so happened that it was very difficult ta overlook some couples. A simple kiss or hug was fine, but many couples may just have well strapped a mattress to their backs and whenever they had a spare second, jumped on the floor, Why waste the precious energy standing up when there are much more important things to use that energy for? Many couples were very discreet and keep their private lives where they be- long in private. Others did not know what the word privacy meant, so as a result, their open affection was very open to say the least. Some teachers were much too strict with open affection rules. Some to the paint where it was ridiculous, A simple harmless hug was often broken up, a couple sitting togeth- er in that same chair was split up. Did they believe in true love? For a few it was true love, but for many it was a casual fling, It was evident which were not, Their open affection toward each other gave it away. Many couples were a new type of Siamese twins, however. These were joined together after birth, They were inseparable. This was a phase of grow- ing up during our high school years, a time in life we will never forget. Nina Drnec Donna Droll Ladonna Droll Michele Drumbor Amber Edstrom Heidi Enez Karen Engelkirk Alison Enger Danny Espino Tray Evans Ronald Fano Chi Farley Kelly Danoghue Bill Durnall Gary English Louis Feller Sophomores 1