Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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As freshmen, vve felt as if we imposed on everyone vvho owned a car, vve olvvays needed rides. The difficulty vvas that we were in between the stages of our Mome mies and Daddies talsing us everywhere and driving ourselves, The thought we thrived on during these times vvere the ideos of having our license ond our ovvn car. During our sophomore year, vve had the same thoughts and ideos, out thiswas the year that those thoughts became reality for many of us. Although there were several who did not get our license until the sum- mer or our junior year, those of us vvho did receive thot longeovvaited license were talsf ing to the streets. What did this mean? lt meant no more of those dreaded ous rides. No more sitting home on Friday and Saturday night oef cause you did OOF hove a ride, No more getting stranded, because your ride forgot you. This meant no more imposing, hovvev- er, there was always o pad point of everything. Driving novv meant you got the chance to oe imposed upon. That license did not seem like much once you had it, out GOT having it could have lsilled you. Well, Sophomores, vve tools to the streets this year, the first of many to come, Soph . Hit The Roac wiv' Q : ...: thx ff cs 4 ....is ,M E s .sw S. J. 'li K - X Q X Q X Xxghzx Q 2 Y. Q Qi' 3 X X . E 'Q S i v gg s Q S , I sg 2 f X X 5 ss X s j.Q,3j.'f:' K EQ it .- - s--1 - - s sf: f 1 9 5 5 E ar' - 4 1 it A '.k-' I i E ff: ' : s --f. 1 is c. - or i I 1 1 ' in J 'W' i 'I Y f , S l i cs 7... . . .M -Q Q, . . fi - 1 Dovid Fields Sharon Fourman David Gallagher Lynnece Gount Susan Ficlse Carla Frazier Joe Gallegos Elena Gendelev Lori Frey 184 Sophomores Donna Findloy John Galloway Gerhord Gertshitz ss s s fx N X is I Q i X S E Q i 1 ,M 's- Jacob Rondy Paul G Fleck Suzonne Fritz Garrison eyer

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Not only was this the year to start driving, it was also the year that many of us began to gojob hunting. We began to realize that the good ole reliable 55.00 a weels did not get you as far as it used to. Of course, inflation can lseep increasing, but not our allowance. lt was then that we decided a job would not be such a bad idea. It would be our own money, and we were getting paid for worlsing. lt sounded lilse a pretty good deal, until you started your job. Many GHS. stu- dents wotl-ned in fast food places or restau' rants, while others wotlsed in clothing stores throughout the Mall or different shops that were scattered about here and there. No one enjoyed worlsing, it was the money we enjoyed. Since our parents would not give us a raise in allowance, we got thatiob as a last resort. When the funds were running scarce, that paychecls came in awful handy, We met new people from different schools, that part was fun and en- joyable. ln the meantime we gained exper- ience that would always remain with us. We got those jobs as a last resort and they definately paid off. Th Last Resort Kelly Hall Jana Halcomb Pete Hallsten Brad Hardten Bradley Harman George Harrison 186 Sophomores Richard Halse Ray Harrison 3 ,MMWWMWW silk 13: WMU!!! 5 'K if Ri i i i ,r,,,, V pgggzf wa: ,z , V, M , aff! Richard Halstead Dawn Hance Jimmy Hanrahan Lance Harsh Tracey Hawkins Amy Helfrich Clocls-wise from above: Soph. Joe Schmidt earns some extra money by worls- ing at Btesslers' ice cream store. Pretending to be a model, Soph. Chi Farley smiles for photographer Soph. Milse Motfitt. Soph. Troy Lielaer proves to freshmen that the Sophomore class is better,