Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Af, XX ,Il 1 rrrr We -New f' xxx xw '-fd! Q? -. RX 'rl .. . -' NK! 'Q 'A Claclswise from Above: The 1081-82 Larin Club, Jrs. Eiizaberh Ke1Ier and Michelle True ger ready ro go our ro Wunch in rheir new Verrer jaclsers! German club members ger ready for refreshmenrs afrer rhe meering. Sirring in fronr of rhe German mural, srudenrs cafch up an rheir homework during rheir meering. The 1981-82 German C1ub. Wg? Forelgn Language! Speech Clubs O3

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Enriched By Speec Students who wished to enrich their understonding of foreign countries ond hove fun outside of the clossroom, often joined o Foreign Longuoge Club, Two of fhe most octive groups, the French club ond for the second yeor in o row the Sponish club were not formed, becouse of locls of o sponsor. Becouse of o new policy, the clubs were only ollowed two fund roisers during the yeor. Although this seemed to hurt mony orgonizo- tions, the two foreign longuoge clubs seemed to pull through. Once ogoin the Germon Club sold condy os their moin money-molser. They come fhrough wifh their fomous sticlsy Gummi Beors. Everyone looleed forword to the time when they were sold. The Lotin Club sold colendors ond sticlsers to roise money. Both were o big success. The colendors sold just before Christmos, ond were found under mony Oly's trees. Wifh oll of the money mode through fundroisers, the clubs held different events for its members. They could be onything from picnics to porties, ice slsoting or going out to dinner. The events ore my fovorite port of being in lotin Club! stored Jr. Troci Alsins, Speech club's moin purpose wos to teoch students how to be involved in orgonized debotes, ond not to be nervous when speols- ing in front of lorge groups of people. The club troveled ro different schools ond held debotes. This yeor Jrs. Michelle True, Poulo Joclsson ond Elizobeth Keller lettered in Speech. This wos o first for Gotewoy. We wonted some recognition for oll the worls we did, ond decided o vorsity letter would bejust right, commented Michelle. So fhey found out exocfly whot they hod to do ond since Elizoberh ond Michelle were the first to letfer in speech, they mode up oll of the requirements. 62 Foreign LonguogefSpeech Club

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Elite Clubs Prosper The Thespians were mainly for people who were inreresreci in rhearres Each member had ro parrlcipare in so many plays ro become a member. Once in rhe club, you were given rhe privilege of arrending meerings as well as special eyenrs wlrh rhis unique group. Meerings were held once a monrh and rhe club members made plans for upcoming performances. Some of rhe club members were seen in rhe fronr of rhe srage, bur a grear majoriry gor rheir rhearre experience by warlsing bacls srage. The Arhenians were a selecred group of Gateway music srudenrs who read, sang and enjoyed music. Wirh a membership of sixteen, rhe group pracriced every day for performances rhroughaur rhe community. 4- lx ss ea Thesplansfmhenlans