Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Fast Food A Great Relief -X .. Q i:':i: Q . , E , 3 . i. X A Neil Mechanic Bob Meyer Steve Millington YHE LOCKED DPIN POSHIDN Wlillf 8Ull.DlNG IS UCCUPIID BY URUER 0? Tilf FIRE Clilff mari 'ln--di ct .. ?c,c.,.c,,c,c5X. ggQ?, vw XXX s Q N ' szsfffzz Q X 1 N, 'Q .. fi iw-f :ess we as xx S 5 X as se X YR XS' 34 t 3 E Q 5,5 W M 13 it exe 'Tis R R ammwf' ' X 'Qt XXXXQXL XX N, ., .Q X X X ac . sssswm 4 X We X isis Q X 3' Psi ,:5i?,.::q g ,:.:, .k?g .S i ? - .,if 'Rx ,l, Y Shown Merical Rich Mesterheide Rick Meyer Bruce Miller Kathy Montgomery Meredith Morris Many students enjoyed going our to eat on their lunchbreaks. We all looked forward to the day when we could escape from the school's lunches and heod out for some good old fast-food. Well, the food had to be fast considering that we only had forty minutes for lunch. We always seemed to find some way to get food. Some of the more popular places were Taco Bueno, McDonald's, Burger King and even Seven-Eleven, Part of the reason that students ventured out to lunch was because of the increased cost in the school's lunch tickets. Lunch tickets started off this year at eighty-five centsg after January, they then moved up to a record ninty-five cents, Students begon to look forward to going out to lunch as not only prestige but as a necessity Sack Lunches at school also gained popularity. It is a well known fact that most students did not enjoy the school's lunches and would take almost drastic measure to avoid them. For those of us who drove or had friends that drove, fast food relief was in sight. Those of us that had no transportation had to stoy behind and suffer. as 5 X Jr. Alan Rice smiles at the thought of Christmas Vacation not being a long way off Jr. Tito de Guam thinks about the day when he can put all the skills he learned in high school to work as a teacher. Juniors 213

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Braces Are Beautiful' Let's face it. There were a lot of students around Gateway that had braces on their teeth. We all heard such names as rin-grin and metal-mouth, What would our mothers have said? Our parents, in most cases, put out big buclss for the privlidge of our wearing braces. Johnny, honey, you are going to have the prettiest smile, mom would say. Johnny had already srarted to count the days until he would be able to get those braces off. Gee, only two years, six months, three weelss, and two days. Johnny hadn't begun to counr the hours and the minutes yet. Braces were not loolsed down upon at school, it wasjusr fun TO tease someone who had a metal-mouth. For those of us who did wear braces, they could be a real setbacls. Certain foods such as peanut butter, popcorn, and gum were van- ished from our diet. lt also became a hassle to lsiss a member of the opposite sex. Braces could also be painful , sure the orthodonist gave us wax to protect the insides of our mouths, but that dldn't always help, Finally the day came when we could get our braces off. We came out with a big and beautiful smile, l'Lool4 ma, straight teeth! Above: Mr, Lloyd Barger proves to his English class that he's still in tip-tap physical shape condition from the army. Right: See, he did 25 and can still stand upl 'J ': ' i::' sc ,W ,,,, ,lcc r 3 rsrse s S- gc s 9 X xv M S N 1 Q Q N Et we X SX' Se 2 x 5 gitx i 'Z K 1 . FS X Sis T, ,N B ,L , s in ' ,-geezf i l sf.. wr 1 i J 5 c g in , -X 1 if .5 l 351 35558 55 Bob Morse Bret MulQueen Sharon Murra Deb Newell WX . .:r,. .,.,, ..,,.r , gf N25 '-fs: , ' ,. , E M Ni Ss S, S X ss, MW rr X Yi 4 R X Q Q X X , gi is X r s 4 S ,F -. X f e :vf-- 3? X N ksisis s. i ' , 5 Y' r 2 Q sm X4 YN: fs E, Mi .312 K i x