Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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XV 1 it Tony Scott, and Dan f X , A I , . 410 swf' Editor in Chief Suzanne Fritz Sports Editor David Fields Assistant Joe Guttieriez Layout and Copy Jeri Boyd Tressie Goodson Dorte Lovato Robin Graham Tina Spencer Erika Richmond Dee Ware Linda Park Tony Scott Val Camartgg Staff Clubs Editor Da ve Darrough Assistant Darrell Kowalski Photographers Doug Shorzman Dan Trotst Mike Moffitt Paul Padilla Chad Weldon Norah Lucas Design 5 Art Suzanne Fritz Index Tonya Sigler Dawn Paulsen Roxte Barber Kolene McCoy Advisor Ed Wright the following Mr and Mrs Ralph Fritz Joe Pa quet Denise Race Bernie .laster Marge Bi own Pat Patterson Janet Brovsky all the staff par ents and a special thanks to Mr Bill Holstein The Olympiad staff would like to give thanks to 224 Yearbook Staff i984 Yearbook staff: Front row: Suzanne Fritz, Joe Guttieriez, David Fields, Kolene McCoy and Ronie Barber. Center row: Ed Wright Dave Darrough Erika Richmond .leri Boyd Tressie Goodson Val Camarigg Paul Padilla Troisi. Back row: Darrell Kowalski, Mike Moffitt Norah Lucas Robin Graham Dorie Lovato Tonya Sigler, and Dawn Paulsen. p...,. by ,pu- Sr, Norah Lucas looks through other schools yearbooks for new ideas. Sr. David Fields works on drawing layouts for the sports section. V S A Yearbook staff members relax and talk while they ha ve a break. Advisor Ed Wright smiles after completing the weekends page.

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Wally Nass takes time to wash out his sponge before continuing to clean. Custodians talk before they take out trash. Our school cooks are: back row Sandi Stanfield, Antia Groshart, Jean Nelson. Mary Nein, Edith Moriarty. and Judy Vanmeter. Front Row lnez Armentrout, Kumi Davis, Sandra Smith, and Mary Maryann Burns. N5 , V K in ' Q- .I-3x ., ' i .' .. r , NX B 2 ki ik, , ' V rf: ,7.-A-.... 'Q A V1 One of the cooks prepares to serve us lunch lndi n lduals 223

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Editor sr Suzanne Frnz w orks on Sr. copy, while Sr. Joe Gutrlerlez helps. 1, j,..,i,..,, ,,. 'aim , ff g , y 4 A Y f lun- --can-.1,,,,.E.. This years yearbook is the best ever in terms of style and graphics , quoted '84 Olympiad Editor Suzanne Fritz. Time, effort, and teamwork summed up the days in putting togeth- er the yearbook. Teamwork, advisor Ed Wright said, is the key to produc- ing a quality yearbook . The yearbook staff had indeed more teamwork this year, but was not without its problems. Late deadlines due to lack of pictures were common. On most deadlines we had all layouts, and copy done a week early, but would come up with empty excuses by photographers when we asked for pictures , were Suzanne Fritz's thoughts. Another problem this year was the fight over the use of the Olympic rings. We sent in some pages with the rings on them. Jostens, our publishers, wouldn't print the material unless we received permission from the Olympic committee. They turned us down, but we fought and won. The Olympic rings and name Olympians could be used until l986. The Yearbook staff met daily during 6th hour, and put in extra hours some weekends. Ev- eryone on the staff received an elec- tive credit and grade for the class. Grades were based on the work done for each deadline and if the deadlines were indeed met. Suzanne Fritz summed up the year with these feel- ings, Its been a challanging and fun year, alot of hard work has been put in, and l'm sure l've made many enemies. lndi viduals 225