Steamboat Springs High School - Galleon / Sailors Log Yearbook (Steamboat Springs, CO)

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 A. Many danced to the music by Rewire. B. This year's 1981 Prom King and Queen. Rusty Chandler and Kerry Aufderheide. gleam with pride. C. Two of the ten attendants were: Nancy Shelton and David Russell. D. Two more attendants of this years Prom were: Kathy Ramunno and Robert Southall. Not present at the time were Kristen Smith and Ken Struble. Prom 25

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We Will Have These Moments To Remember . . . After the last few days of frantically fulfilling requirements to get signed out of each class, there were sighs of relief that Sunday was finally here, and this was graduation day. As usual, it was raining out. when the auditorium filled with friends and family for the Baccalaureate services. The Reverend Charles Girton opened the services and Vicki Canetti sang the song. It’s a Perfect Day”. The main speaker was Father Frank Ciaptacz this year. A half hour later Commencement began with Pomp and Circumstance” as the class of '81 filed into the gym to receive their diplomas. The reality of the occasion hit everyone when Lori Taylor approached the podium to sing the following lyrics: When springtime turns to summer, and the present disappears, the laughter we were glad to share will echo through the years . . . The senior hall, the noisy fun. the football games we almost won. We will have these moments to remember ...” Reflections on a classmate followed when Jeanie Comer spoke to the audience about Chris Keefner. Chris was unable to attend classes and graduation because of a serious car accident in January. Valedictorian Cathy Miller, who was winner of the prestigious Boetcher Scholarship, and Salutatorian Drew Jahelka graduated with honors this year. The guest speaker was John Ahearn. Vice-President of marketing at Steamboat Ski Corporation. Following his speech, and with diplomas in hand, hats were thrown in the air and a loud cheer filled the halls. Graduation 27