Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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J Qi Enjoys Sci nce Fiction 1 00 4, ff.-Y Heorher Bornhorsr vvos one of rhe more unique seniors oround Gorevvoy. Heorher hod some very srrong views ond wos nor ofroid ro express rhem ro onybody. Among her views were her beliefs in rhe ERA, The environmenr, ond peoce. Heorher is o member of rhe Mennonire religion, which is o very possive one. She hod o very strong foirh in God. Around school, l-leorher en! joyed being ocrive in the Science Ficrion Club, serving os secrerory, Norionol Honor Sociery, ond Lorin Club. Heorher enjoyed science ficrion in oll ospecrs. She wrore oword-winning srories, reod mony books, ond sow rhe movies. Miss Bornhorsrs fovor- as gi-. A Chorles Jomes Lennell Anrhony Jomes Yolondo Jomes Ken Jensen y Joson Johnson N Liso Johnson Milse Johnson Rendo Johnson ire ourhor wos Horlon Ellison. Heorher olso spenr her rime ploying l'Dungeons ond Drogons vvirh her friends, She belonged ro rhe Denvers Gamers Associorion ond porricie pored in rournomenrs vvirh rhem. She olso ployed Dungeons ond Drogons wirh Mr, Gerlsin, on English reocher or Gorevvoy. Heorher described herself os o very indef pendenr person. Ar home, she enjoyed ploying vvirh her pers, including four cors ond o dog. ln rhe furure, l-leorher hopes ro offend CSU. ond mojor in Psychology. For o coreer, she would like ro be o psychologisr ond perhops work in o crisis cenrer, ff M . , H, 9 ,, 'C' A 4, Srocey Johnson R .Rn + ,5 L' 5 Liso Jordon f U V Kim Julsolo Jim Koufmon Seniors 245

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D bbie Takes On Responsibilities In an area where Broncomania is a fact of life, it is unusual and even dangerous for a person to root for a professional football team other than Denver. Where Orange Fever is a lifestyle, it is downright crazy to root for Denver's archrival, the Dallas Cowboys. I'm a true- blue Dallas fanatic, said Debbie Mergele, And franlsly I could care less what happens to Denver from weels to week. I'm a Texan through and through and I'm darned proud of it, she added with a smile. A great deal of Debbie's natural Texan pride is revealed through her actions: she sets big goals and worlss persistantly to achieve them. Her accomplishments proved that her persistence is not wasted energy. She jumped into activities in her sophomore year beginning the first of a three year stint. The most veteran member of the yearbook staff, Debbie served as layout and copy expert, as business editor, photographer, and co-editor, I have no idea how many hours she has spent yearboolsingf' said Mr, Barnett, the adviser of the Olympiad, 'lI3ut if I lsnew, I thinls I'd be shocked, Debbie's academic successes were refelcted in her memberships in Mu Alpha Theta, Quill and Scroll, and National Honor Society, Actually I am really glad that I got involved in FBLA too. Mrs. Maruyama has worked hard and taught me a great deal about business. That was an understatement as Debbie participated in FBLA competition in parliamentary procedure as a junior. She placed first in the District competition and fourth in State. This year Debbie was an officer, the reporter, and once more did well in competition for FBLA. Debbie's next goals will include college worls in journalism with an eye for news coverage and eventually, broadcasting. I wouIdn't mind ending up in Texas at all-maybe even Dallas, with a reserved seat in Texas Stadium, -Iv Carolyn Keith Colleen Keller Kreg Keller Karen Kelley I Michael Kiefer Yvonne Kierstead Haeng I. Kim Kyong Kim ig I G. 246 Seniors