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

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Photo Top to Bottom: Sherri Calkins replies, “?! !??”. Mike Bedell needs someone to warm him up. Mike Moore and Kim McAuliffe are buds forever. Scott Marx sneers, “Eat your hearts out, guys!” as he hugs Jennifer Hollerback, Katie Rogers, Alexis Freitas, and Kim Pollard. Wayne Masciarelli pleads, “Honest, I didn’t do it!” Chad Johnson, Brad DeRosa, and Andrew Taylor want you to support the Sailors. For some proof of the product, read on ...

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StetUK uzt SfrUuf Student tZuuUfo a £xtna vtcU t uuf During the academic year many of us have risen far above the ordinary. What qualifies one as being “extraordinary”? SSHS allows its students the flexibility to achieve in the areas of one’s priorities. Whether areas of importance include academic or athletic pursuits, emphasis on the fine arts, school governmental concerns, vocational arts, employ- ment outside the realm of the school’s walls, or expanding social horizons (often referred to as “partying”!), each of us here has in some special way been a success. Through our academic courses we achieve goals set for ourselves. The “continuous progress” philosophy embraced by our district seeks to individualize education for each according to his own level; beyond that, course levels range from everyday functional studies to college preparatory courses for the diligent. “It isn’t whether you win or lose; it’s how you play the game” might be the motto of this year’s athletic teams. Some admirable victories, some scores better forgotten, but the effort and continuing dedication of athletes, coaches, and fans alike showed the true spirit and loyalty of which only true winners are capable. Through the diversity of personalities and ambitions and interests, our unifying thread is pride in knowing each and every one of us has been an integral part of SSHS, where we’ve had the opportunity to show the world we’re “rising above the ordinary.” 4 t neut •dife It’s a great life! Go get the things you’re after; Hold out for good times and laughter This is your chance for hope for today. It’s a great life! Why don’t you reach out and take it? Jump for the top and you’ll make it; Stick with your dreams and you’ll find your way. from “It’s a Great Life” by the Fifth Dimension Pictures Opposite: Who else but Sally? Mr. Lamansky and Mrs. Hill show the students how it’s done! Study, Mr. Schnackenberg, you’re a real cut-up! Doug Appel shows the Class of ’87 is »1! Cherlynne Jorden, Beccy Girton, Rita Cooper, Kim Pollard put their heads together.

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