Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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The Broadmoor Hoiel is where all The FHA pariicipanis stayed. Ll E 1 l I 2 l . l Srs. Jaylyn Reed, Pam Lindsey and Soph. Amy Christine are looking forward To missing a couple days of school. 2 3 3 l I l if W. sr:ifrf6i'f'aiis W This is The Glamorous Presidenl of Fl-lA Sr. Traci Clark. Jr. Katie Gilmor Soph. Amy Chriiine, Srs. Traci Clark. Pam Lindsey and bus driver Roberl Neilman look on as Jr. Leeann Fahuler has to gel inio The picture. FHA 77

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FuTure Homernokers Of Americci FuTure Homemokers of Arnerico is o club which involves helping The corn- muniTy ond mony sociol ocTiviTies. During The posT yeor, while QeTTing inTo The ChrisTrnos spiriT, They corn- bined Their ToIenT vviTh KBRQ Rodio STC:- Tion. FHA chose The nornes of seven children ond delivered gifTs To Them. If iT wosn'T for This unique ond speciol club, Those seven children wouldn'T hove known The meoning of ChrisTrnos. NoT only did They help wiTh The com- muniTy, buT They olso sewed, cooked, cleoned, eTc. They olso sold condy oround To GoTewoy sTudenTs To ochieve exTro money To send eighT sTudenTs To The Broodmoor for o uspe- ciol conference. All you hod To do wos To be yourself ond enjoy n'ieeTing wiTh Them every oTher Tuesdoy oT 6:30 To join FuTure l-lornemokers of Americo. Srs. Porn Lindsey, Troci Clork, ond Joylyn Reed Toke in The Honds on ExsTrvo Workshop. Jr. Leeonn Fohuler, ond Srs. Pom Lindsey, Troci Clork, ond Joylyn Reed orrive QT The Broodmoor. 46 Clubs Srs. Pom Lindsey, Troci Cldrk, dna Jdylyn Reed work on poTTer

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Foreign Language The Spanish Club has done excep- Tionally well according To Mrs. Kohler. There are approximafely 23 sTudenTs in The club. Their officers include Amy RasTeTTler as PresidenT, Willy Bell as Vice Presidenf, Kelly RuTledge as Sec- reTary, and Vondna JeraTh as Treasur- er. Some of The acTiviTies have includ- ed going To The arT museum for The Mexican arT exhibiT, having breakfasf aT Mexican resTauranTs, seeing movies, and having a BBQ. The Spanish Club also aponsored a ChrisTmas parTy. This year for The Spanish Club fund raiser, The members sold various Types of candies. The sales wenT really well. Mrs. Kohler said ThaT They would have done beTTer if They hadn'T run ouT of candy. NexT year The Spanish Club hopes To do well and They are looking forward To new members. WiTh Gina Park as Presidenf, Alicia Jordan as Vice Presidenf, Cindy Thom- as as SecreTary, Mary Coleman as Treasurer, and Ha Giang as HisTorian The French Club has been busy wiTh many acTiviTies. To sTarT ouT The year, The club sold M8cM's. WiTh The money from The can- dy They made donaTions To The Make- A-Wish FoundaTlon and The Childrens HospiTal. For The resT of The year, The club planned The 'lThree Kings cele- braTion, Mardi Gras parTy, a French film aT The Denver CenTer Cinema, visiTed a nursing home and had a banquef aT a french resTauranT. ATTendance This year has been hurT because The club had To meeT before school and many members did noT have TransporTaTion. WiTh 36 members This year Mrs. Wiggins says, New members, including sTudenTs noT en- rolled in French are always welcome. Foreign language class works afTer given an assignmenf. 78 Clubs TNG class lisfens To The DSW words They need To know.