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Seniors: The distinction of being the first graduates Seniors are important in any high school, but they were especially so at Rampart, where it took their examples of leadership and spirit to decide what shape the school would take. As it turned out, members of the first graduating class were the first to find their niche and fall in love with Ram- part. They set traditions for outstanding school spirit, excellence in academics, and participation in and out of the classroom. These 249 students left a legacy for positive action and were a major force behind the building of not just a school, but of a memorable alma mater.lRQ EIGI-ITEENTH BIRTHDAYS were very much a part of a senior year. The special dy signalled sup- posed maturity, along with the ability to vote, register for the draft, and drink 5.2 beer. Friends celebrating made the day even more special. Pam Reiser, Karen Nelson, Liz Sharp, Elicia Duguid, Kathy Howard, and Scott Zedack celebrate an 18th birthday. THE GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM was a great success, with rowdy fans coming out for their first exciting season. Seniors Beth Hamel, Theresa Fava- tella, and Karen Nelson wave Rampart's colors. GETTING HIGH ON RAMPART, senior Laurie Povelite sets a tradition of positive attitudes by hang- ing posters in the commons to support athletics. Graduate division page P -as-as
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