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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

1 V Table of Contents Opening 1-15 Student Life 16-31 People 32-59 Academics 60-93 Sports 94-123 Organizations 124-137 Ads and Index 138-159 Closing 160-162 TcfBe UBRf Y Well I was born in a small town, And I live in a small town. Probably die in a small town, Oh, those small communities. Educated in a small town, I’ve seen it all in a small town. 1 can be myself here in this small town and People let me be just what I want to be. 2 i 3 6 Open 7 Home Twist Twist and Shout Come on and twist a little closer now Come on and work it on out. 10 HomeComing She told me to walk this way, talk this way. Riding on the range, I got my hat on, I got my boots, dusty I wanna be a cowboy. And you can be my cowgirl! HomeComing 11 If you want me, you can find me left of center, wondering about you. And when they ask me, what are you looking at? I al- ways answer. Nothing much. I think they think I’m looking at them. I think they think I must be out of touch. 12 13 Bye Bye Birdie It's really sublime. Oh. honey! So sublime You know I need your love Give me one last kiss! Now listen here' That gossip must stop' He goes to church each Sunday And he doesn't touch a drop! He is as decent as a minister He's as sober as a judge He subscribes to every charity� And his hobby's making fudge' WE LOVE YOU CONRAD! OH. YES WE WE DO! WE LOVE YOU CONRAD' AND WE'LL BE TRUE! AN ENGLISH TEACHER' If only you'd been An English teacher' We d have a little apart ment in Queens. You'd get a summer vacation And we would know what life means It could have been such a wonderful life. I could have been Mrs Peterson, Mrs Albert Peterson When love is right then what could be wrong? We've got a lot living to do' Thd s.ummer vy s' highlighted by the'4Mth4)WOT)r of trte.Statiid of Liberty. rfaljey's cooiet-tya? a'lbW'.ovar 7 ' ' ' • 7 . • £ . ' ' ' - ‘ Thi yets were victorious over the Red Sops in ttje EWorld. Series. Closer to homer our t hcosjwph th AFC c ampi’ohsh'ip arid .went on to face the Giants in Super Bow) XXI. New Jolt Cola buzzed u$ aUwith aK the sug r arxttwic tto fcaffeine. Chevrolet trie Ito win us over with its Heartbeat of. America. Scandal hit the Reagan admin istratipn-after illegal funds were sfrtt to Contra bas ss. Tom Cruise charmed us as theTop Gun. The nation .was still shocked t y the Challenger's 73 Second Wght of 6 and the loss of the brave crew. 20 year old 5'11 V22.1 pound boxer Mike Tyson pouhded hte.way to the top td b omefhe yogpgeal heaVy wei jht champion ever. Father (Lawrence) Jenco was released from captivity. : . k Harids across America joined in an effort to stop world hunger. Protesters p Nuclear Power walked qfoss the country. David Lerferman kept us up late this year with his mad mad talk show Late Night’terrorism continued to rage irvEurope and the Middle East. We were saddened with the loses of Desi Arnez, Cary Grant. Simone de Beauvoir,. Benny Goodman, Marline Perkins. James Cagney, and Lon Bias. We were reminded of the danger of nuclear power through the accident at Chernobyl. There was a new push to rid the country of drug related problems. The Voyager successfully flew around the world non-stop, without refueling. Whitney Housten became a new favorite female vocalist. Greg Le Mond rode over everyone to become the first American to win the famed 24 day. 2,542 mile Tour de France. Matt Frewer fooled us all as computer TV host Max Headroom. The war in Nicaragua continued. Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos fled the Philippines. Sigourney Weaver went after more aliens. Corazone Aquino brought ;viVy 'M t. j. | Democracy to a .troubled nation. Martin Luther.King Day.was celebrated.forAthe first.timeVed Bundy received yet another stay : of execution.’Former Nazi Kurt Waldheim won in’Austria The worldXfair.keptyan'couver busy. The Monkies got back together. The country’sdeficit was still growing. Don Johnson came put with'a new hit singlejiHeartbeat.,-Reagan went to a summit meeting | in Geneva. Sports fans were shocked by the results of extensive'drug testing JSteamboat teachers made the news as Ron Schnak- I enburg was honored in the National Teaching Award J Marti Lamansky wasnominated for Colorado teacher of the year, and Science teacher Bud Romberg got on to the Wheel of Fortunel resident Reagan went in tor possible cancer treatment. New fads hit SSHS as’students got Swatch'and Cocacolaeverythingyas wjelfas the ever4'solfunnyJlaUops n?e government passed a new tax bill i sch°o1 year was ended as the graduating uslfarewelLandJhe'partyinq summer began. What’s the matter with the clothes I'm wearing Can't you tell that your ties too wide Maybe I should buy some old tab collars? Welcome back to the age of jive. Funny, but it’s still Rock and Roll to me. 24 74th Annual Winter Carnival Rodeo Days The 74th Annual Winter Carnival was once again filled with many different events. Craziness and fun, provided for the enjoyment of the locals. This year was a lit- tle different because of the lack of snow. But even without the snow the festival continued. I WANT TO BE A COWBOY Riding on the range, I've got my hat on, I've got my boots, dusty, I’ve got my saddle, I’ve got my horse He's called Trigger of course! 26 The Mtn. High on this mountain the clouds down below, I'm feeling so strong and alive. From this rocky perch I'll continue to search For the wind And the snow And the sky. I want some friends And I want to live in the sun And I want to do all the things that I never have done. Stand up and be counted, for what you are about to receive, we are the dealers, we give you everything you need, hey yell to the countdown for rock is going to come around. For Those p A R T I E S 30 31 Scott Larson Synda Rorex Kelly Bohecker Julie Wayland Megan Thorstad 33 Class Of’87 Let the good times roll Let them knock you around Let the good times roll Let them make you a clown Let them leave you up in the air Let them brush your rock and roll hair. Let the good times roll Let the stories be told They say what they want Let the photos be old Let them show what they want If the illusion is real Let them give you a ride If they got thunder appeal Let them be on your side Robin Alber Doug Appel Scott Baldwin Kelly Bohecker Karen Bokel Rob Brouillette Lisa Brown P.J. Brown Tammi Chase 34 Lee Chockley Rachel Cooper Don Crawford Caroline Daly Jeff Flynn Larry Fowler Erica Gallager Kevin Geire 35 Chris Gilbertson Jeff Graves Michelle Haas 36 Bill Gray Bobby Guire Stephan Harrington Robin Hayden Rod Herman Mark Gill Pat Guzzle Mike Higby LeeAnn Hill Cheyenne Hodges Bucky Holdren Matt Holloran Jason Jagger Kevin Kaminski Greg Knudsen i? Scott Janson Chad Johnson Tara Kramer Lara LaDow John Lamb Tony Lawton Bill Lester Jodi Link Doug Love Shannon Martin Heather Matney Kim McAuliffe Justin McCarthy Fred Meyer Lara Meyer Denise Minard Kenny Nagle Jim Parker Glenda Patterson Sara Peters Eric Ortner Trina Peterson Meghan Rowland Karen Sadvar Michelle Santonastaso JeanAnn Swinehart Stephanie Tolar Suzanne Webb When the night has come and the land is dark, the moon is the only light you see. No I won't be afraid, I won t be afraid. Just as long as you stand, stand by me. Darling, darling stand by me, stand by me. Whenever you're in trouble won t you stand by me. Tiffany Wither Brett Yamada So you’re a little bit older and a lot less bolder Than you used to be. So you used to shake 'em down But now you stop and think about your dignity So now sweet sixteen s turned another one You get to feelin’ weary when the work days done. Well all you got to do is get up and into your kicks. If you're in a fix, Come back baby. Rock and roll never forgetsl Aimee Aljanich Jill Axelson Maureen Barnett Matt Belton Monti Berg Susan Bettger Ian Boersma Sarah Boersma Lori Bogard Greg Boggs Christi Borden Jay Bostron Jenny Bostrom Forest Brewster Dawn Brouillette Tom Burkett 42 Jason Calhoon Kelly Clapsaddle Jason Reeves Seann Conway Curt Cooper Tracy DelliQuardri Stephanie Door Danny Drennan Sean Dunn Shaun Earley Carol Eastham Scott Feeley Keke Foster Kurt Froening Brad Gilbertson 43 Debbie Girton Jay Goldie Mike Goodwin Greg Goodyear Tracy Gore Shawn Graham Heather Grant Curt Graves Jody Haight Katrina Harding Mike Hayes Janet Hicks Katie Holloran Lori Horne Chad Huntington Jared Iwan Stephanie Jackson Amy Jacobs Dean Jacobs Tom Kascke Kip Kihlstrom Joy Knauf Jennie Kollenkark Sean Kornely 44 Juniors Katharine Lawrence Kristi Lear Patty Lindley Brian Ludlam Nova McCardle Karen McDonald Chloe McKay Shelly Mclaughlin Sandy Marks Amy Mattlage Susan Meyer Josh Munson Kelly Murtha Christi Nagle Vanessa Nilsson Dawn Odell Michelle Ohrling Devin Ortner Matt Pielstick Scott Pollard Joli Porter Randy Purcell Shane Putnam Chris Rabatin 45 Matt Ralston Brendan Reed Jesse Reich Chris Boberts Mike Robson Synda Rorex Pat Sanders Roger Sanders Katrina Adams Jon Sanvik Angie Sanford Tony Sanford Marc Schmitz Tom Sharp Robin Shively April Scufca Kerri Smallwood Dawn Smith Kenton Stratton Jered Turpin Hing Ying TSang Courtney Uttech Susie Voss Audra Wagner La Rae Wagner Amy Walsh Shannon Walsh Jackie Wandell Trey Weatherly Sheridan Webb Chris Hammons Cory Cleveland Adam Talle Andy Burch Brendan Reed Jason Reeves Class Kris Adams Mike Appel Bryan Ayer Barbie Bacon ’89 Janet Baker Jonathan Baker Eric Barry Rob Bensenberg Julie Berglund Jeni Beyer Jason Blake Lori Bohecker Angela Borland Penny Brandt Jeb Brewster Aaron Brown Andrea Bugg Rick Campbell Ray Chamberlain Nina Cloven Cliff Cooper Libby Crimmins John Daly Rachel Dodd 48 Sophomores Denise Dodson Wendi Dunham Ben Elander Tevis Ellis Brian Enger John Fief Brandon Flynn Wendy Fortune Zoe Gallagher Greg Garrison Angela Glenn Jeff Gray Robin Haight Melissa Haller I would do anything to hold onto you Yes just about anything ’til you pull through I’ll hold on to you ’til the stars no longer wink I’ll hold on to you ’til you figure just what you think You’re an emotion in motion to me. Sophomores 49 Megan Hammond John Harrington Michelle Harris Shayne Heap Stacey Heverling Shawn Hillewaert Tisha Jackson Adam Johnson Mika Johnson Suzie Johnson Joel Jones Steve Jones Tina Keller Al Kennard Aden Krug Charlie Leckenby Amber Lemarr Cherie Lightenberg Dan Love Ashley Lyster 50 Sophomores Peggy March Chris Marks Jonathan McCarthy Jason McClelland Kenny Meyer Angie Morgan Michelle Mosbey Julie O'meara Jared Papini Shannon Poland Lisa Pyle Chris Ramsey Marlies Ravenscroft Mike Rice Fritz Rogers Damon Roth Amy Rowland Mack Rubley Angela Rudd Chris Rule Tony Santanostaso Jamie Schibline Kerri Searls Stacy Sherr Sophomores 51 Brian Sherrod Scott Seitman Kim Singer Lisa Singer Pat Smith Ryan Smith Scott Smith Joe Sparks Andy Stoughton Joanna Subr Rob Subr Craig Thrasher Jaysin Ward Julie Wayland Jill Webb Rachel Weber Kevin Whitmore Scott White JJ Winograsky Ben Wood Michelle Woods Katie Yeager Shane Yeager Lydia Yeagher Shannon Young Tiffany Young Jimmy Lamp Sophomores 53 I believe the children are our future Teach them well and let them lead the way Show them all the beauty they possess inside Give them a sense of pride To make it easier Let the children’s laughter Remind us how we used to be. I decided long ago Never to walk in anyone’s shadow If I fail If I succeed At least I live as I believe No matter what they take From me They can't take away my dignity. Jason Berg John Boring Kristen Brown Chester Bettger Rick Bouchard Regina Brown Jon Ackley Ben Barbier Angela Blust David Bradshaw Lora Bush Tanya Arroyo Cedar Beauregard Scott Borden Misti Brotherton Dan Butler Randy Baldwin Ryan Bently Shelly Bordewyk Adam Brown Dana Carpenter 54 Freshmen Bill Chase Chris Cordova Ann Denton Shannon Dunn Mike Echery Jessica Edwards Eric Feeley Liane Flynn Kelly Foster Rob Fowler Dan Frizzell Danny Garrison Sror Ke tn ey Patrc.fi McDonaifl Vve Ktscr Coney hcKo n Dana Knaui Rusty McKim Ohnstne a- Ei-zaoer Me er Jafce Mnoarei Ton 0 Holicra 56 c-esn-� e-' Donnie Olson Dena Olson Jodi Papim Ethan Parker Meagan Pelletier Chad Peppier Tara Peterson Jason Pierce Becky Plotts Shelly Poland Dan Postoskie Dawn Putnam Dan Quendo Christina Rmtoul Julia Roberts Melanie Roberts Sheryl Rouse Jess ca Rudmck Melissa Rule Michelle Rule Freshmen 57 Jody Ryg Scott Schnackenberg Danny Sharp Jeff Simpson Nate Smith Nikora Smith Seann Smith Thor Stewart Dustin Stratton Heidi Struble Grant Swanson Alex Talle Regina Tattershall Blue Teramoto Chris Teuton Jennifer Tice Bill Valikonis Nick Vineyard Donnee Wagner Ryan Werner Lynn Whittum Travis Wilkinson Tiffany William Scott Wither 58 Freshmen . • r Bobby Yeager Shannon Yeager Josh Cunningham Shanda Iwan Lisa Strate Tim Wilson, Cody Peterson, Mike Mos- bey “What's next? We're not set to lose it all Security comes step through the walls Future dreams we have to realize A thousand skeptic hands won’t keep us from the things we plan Unless we cling onto the things we pride And do you feel scared Oh, I do But I won't stop and falter And if we throw it all away Things can only get better You take today as though it was the last the final shower Got to succeed and no regrets It might take a little more time A lonely path, an uphill climb Success all fading will not alter it Freshmen 59 E N G L I S H i i I I ow do I know what I think until I write it down? With a heavy emphases on writing, the members of the English department lov- ingly insisted upon the importance of writing EVERY DAY. It took less than a week for English students to find their hands permanently molded to pens, eyes glued into an editing mode. Slowly but surely, the personal act of writing be- came less difficult and more an act of discovery. Through writing, students gained an understanding of literature, poetry, grammar, mass-media and ulti- mately, themselves. Sandy Conlin Bob Korver 62 Tanna Brock Teresa Sharp When it comes to stretching one's mind, the Math department took the tortuous prize. The challenge of learning was of- fered to any student willing to try. Each member of the staff worked the kids minds, stressing self-discipline and problem solving. 63 s 0 c 1 A L T U D I E S East is East. West is West — two different colors on the Map. Break the line! Chew the fat! Keep moving out into the Gap! Marie Antoinette said, “There is nothing new except what has been forgotten.'' Members of the Social Studies depart- ment taught the workings of our society through historical, economical and geo- graphical perspectives. They stressed that knowledge of the past could en- hance the future. 64 I Don’t believe it! She’s done it again! She’s tidied up and I can't find any- thing. All my tubes and wires and careful notes ... antiquated notions. She blinded me with Science! Albert Einstein once said, The most in- comprehensible thing about the uni- verse is that it is comprehensible. He was perhaps one of the most intelligent men on earth, and it was in his spirit that Romberg, Riggs and Craig unfolded the seemingly incomprehensible’’ world of Science. Each discovery made by a stu- dent, though done by others countless times before, was brand new; the teach- ers watched with understanding and de- light as each student realized the capaci- ty of his her mind. Through Science, they gained a closer understanding of the workings of the world. Dan Craig, Bud Romberg, Rick Riggs C ■ I e n c e Hey everybody watcha' doin' tonight? Let's quit talkin' and go get a bite. Let's eat it let s eat it! I wanna move, move, move my feet, let's eat it, let's eat it! CHILD DEVELOPMENT FOODS INDEPENDENT LIVING SEWING 66 Practical, hands-on skills of the business world were tapped into the minds of students through the keys of typewriters and computers. Teachers' high expectations in accura- cy, perfection and logic enabled stu- dents to enter a competitive arena with the necessary tools to win the gamel Colleen Davis, Marilyn Ramunno, Shirley Belz. I 67 Metals Woods When I woke up this morning I was feelin' mighty good Right near a pile of wood. I was lying down thinking about basketball Trying not to lose my mind When it came to help. I let out a yell, I woke up in wood. Beauty queens full in trances Debutants lose their minds. But it felt so good and have understood Workin on a pile of wood. Playin’ on a saw In the night I woke up in wood!! Say you don’t know me Or recognize my face. Say you don’t care to go To that kind of place. Knee deep in the hoopla Sinking in your fight - Too many runaways Eating up the night. Someone always playing Corporation games - Who cares they're always changing Corporation names. We just want to dance here. Someone stole the stage. They call us irresponsible, Write us off the page. While Coty plays the mamba- Listen to the radio. Don't you remember? We built this city We built this city on rock and roll! 68 Art Class I see a red door and I want it painted black. No colors anymore, I want them to turn black. I see the girls walk by dres- sed in their summer clothes. I have to turn my head until my darkness goes. I see a line of cars and they're all painted black. Both flowers and my love want never to come back. I see people turn their heads and quickly turn away. Like a newborn baby it just happens every- day I look inside myself and see my heart in black. I see my red door, I must have it painted black. Maybe then I'll fade away and not have to face the facts. It's not easy facing up when your whole world is black. No more will my green sea turn a deeper blue. I could foresee this thing happening to you. If I look hard enough into the setting sun, my love will last with me until the morning comes. I see a red door and I want it painted black. No colors anymore, I want them to turn black. I see the girls walk by dres- sed in their summer clothes. I have to turn my head unitl my darkness goes. I want to see it painted black, black as night. 69 p H Y S It has long been understood that intellect is best when coupled whith physical well-being. The coaches and trainers in the athletic department assured that each student reached his her greatest capacity in fitness. An understanding of the relationship between a healthy mind and the healthy body, brought each stu- dent a step closer to the Greek idea of ” Student learned to enjoy the exhi- leration of movement, the triumph of pushing themselves beond the limits, and the loyalty and discipline involved in both individual and team sports. Let's get physical, physical. I wanna get physical, let's get into physi- cal. Let me hear your body talk, your body talk. I wanna get physical! 70 left to right: Mark Gill, Rabbitt. Doug Appel. Sarah Peters. Danny Zarlingo. Chad Johnson. Jay Goldie. Lee Chockely. Greg Boggs. John Sandvick. Brad Derosa. Keke Foster. Tracy Gore. Jill Axelson. Derick Duckets. Justin McCarthy. Bill Gray. Dawn 0 Dell. Marcia Sasiak. Kelly Spenser. Shawn Graham. Karen Bokel. Jodi Link HELP! I need somebody, HELP! Not just anybody, HELP! When I was younger, So much younger than today, I never needed anybody, To help in any way. But these days are gone, And I'm not so self-assured, And now I find I change my mind, And open up the door. Help me if you can I’m feelin’ down. And I do appreciate you’re being round Help me put my feet back on the ground. Won’t you please help me? Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends, Oh, I'm gonna try with a little help from my friends. 71 If you could live anywhere in the world wouldn't you pick America? Robyn Hayden did. She made the big change from New Zealand to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. In January of 1985 Robyn arrived in Steamboat and got her first glimpse of snow. She spent one year here and enjoyed many activities such as skiing, hiking, and she especially liked her two week tour of the South Western, U.S. with other exchange students. NOW AND FOREVER When love is new and the world is out reaching for you. We try hard to hold it all in our hands but it slips through like soft drifing sands. But drying the tears can build it all like new. Now and Forever remember the words from my heart will always be true. Together in all that I feel is my love for you. Learning each day that the right time was so far away. To tell you the things that I knew now it’s clear that the moment we searched for us here and counting the years is all I want to do. The exchange student program is a great way to meet people, and that's why Heike Ebeling became involved in the program. Heike chose America be- cause she knew it would be a very differ- ent experience. Colorado was her first choice so she would be able to ski. Heika got here in August and gets to spend a year in beautiful Steamboat Springs with us. Heike lives in West Germany with her parents and her fifteen year old brother. Germany has a lot of American influ- ence, so things like music, drinking age, and even voting age are the same. Dire Straits is one of Heike's favorite groups, and they are big in Germany also. Her most favorite song is Love System, by Barcley. LOVE SYSTEM - BARCLEY Love is deep and the mountain is so high, and you want to see God, you've to move on by. stand up there with your head in the clouds. You'll try to fly you know you might not come down. Don't try to fly near God you might not come down. Jesus came down from heaven to earth the people said it was a Virgin birth. Yearbook We've got to hold on to what we've got 'Cause it doesn't make a difference if we make it or not We’ve got each other and that's a lot For love we'll give it a shot We re half way there Livin’ on a prayer Take my hand and we ll make it I swear Livin’ on a prayer. 74 Top row: Erik Ortner, P. J. Brown, Tony Sandford, Chris Taliaferro. Second row: Ms. Sharp. Rachel Cooper, Missy Haas. Tiffany Rink, Jodi Link. Third row: Synda Rorex, Heather Grant, Marcia Sasiak. Fourth row: Tracy Gore, Kelly Spencer, Ben Elander. 75 T RChad Whitmore. Scott Sis. Chad Huntington. Bucky Holdren, Seann Smith. Mike Higby. Susan Bettger. Don Kedding, Carol Easth- am. Mr. McKelvie. Roger Sanders, Pat Sanders. Danny Drennan. Pat Stanko, Ms. Marti 78 79 G I R L S E N S E M B L E Vicki Sharp Lisa Singer Shannon Martin Ann Denton Debbie Girton Whom Ming Tsang Michelle Mosby Shannon Yeager Lora Bush Michelle Orling Carol Eastham Tammi Chase Karen Sadvar Everything has its season, Everything has its time, Show me a reason and I’ll soon show you a rhyme. Cats fit on the window sill, Children fit in the snow. Why do I feel I don't fit in anywhere I go? Riv- ers belong where they can ramble, Eagles belong where they can fly; I've got to be where my spirit can run free. Got to find my corner of the sky. And maybe some misty day, you'll waken to find me gone and far away you'll hear me singing to the dawn. And you’ll wonder if I'm happy there A little more than I've been. And the answer will come back to you like laughter on the wind. s Chris Gilbertson Greg Boggs Shawn Werner H Kenny Meyer Brad Gilbertson 0 Bob Bensenberg Karen Bokel Angela Rudd John Harrington Megan Thorstad Caroline Daly Marlies Ravenscroft Michelle Harris w B LaRae Wagner 0 A T The world is lookin’ up today, morning brings a brighter day. Hope and love will light the way, 'cause we are here to stay. Come and catch our shooting star, a beam of light that shines so far. Tomorrow s hope is who we are. The future of today. Here in a world of questioning a voice is crying out that is deep within us. Come and catch our shooting star, a beam of light that shines so far. Tomorrow s hope is who we are. The future of today. 81 r a m a Raise the window on another day Take it as it comes Just an actor waiting for a new play Take it as it comes ... I've played a king and a down and out fool, some like it hot and some like it cool Do what they want, but don't be their tool ... savor the throne but don’t mind the stool ... Any day now the curtain may fall, All the plays end, there's no curtain call. 82 ___________________________________________________ mrnrnm____ _ ___________________ Front Row: Katie Yeager, Jay Bostrom, Chris Marks, Tom Sharp, Vanessa Nilsson, Middle Row: Penny Brandt, Marcia Sasiak, Sandy Marks, Dan Love, Shelly Bordewyk, Jennifer Tice, Lysa Pyle, Janet Baker, Back Row: Matt Bennett, Josh Munson, Jesse Reich, John Goldie, Chris Hammons, Brian Ludlam Favorite Song: The Blood Song There's blood in the streets, it’s up to my ankles! There’s blood in the streets, it’s up to my knees. See blood in the streets, the town of Chi- cago. See blood on the rise, it’s following me! Think about the break of day. She came in and she drove away, Sunlight in her hair. See blood in the streets, in the river of sadness. See blood in the streets, it's up to my thighs. Women crying and rivers are weeping. She came in, then she drove away Sunlight in her hair. s p E E C H T E A M 83 Seniors: Chad Johnson, Brad DeRosa, Jim Parker, Lisa Brown. Grant Swanson Heidi Struble Kristin Brown Scott Girgsby When I'm drivin' in my car - when a lid comes on the radio it’s tellin' me more and more. I got some useless information so don’t drive my imagination. I can't get no satisfaction. Cause I try, and I try, and I try. I can't get no, SATISFACTION. officers HELP I need somebody HELP not just anybody HELP you know I need someone, HELP ... When I was younger, so much younger than today. I never needed anybody's help in any way, but now these days are gone. I’m not so self-assured. Now I find I've changed my mind and opened up the doors. Help me if you can I'm feeling down and I do appreciate you being around ... you helped me get my feet back on the ground. Clockwise from top: John Shickles. Pam Myzack, Lynette Lochausen c o u N S E L O R S 85 Hero I tried to amend my carnivorous habits I made it nearly seventy days losing weight, while out speed eating sun- flower seeds and drinking lots of carrot juice and soaking up rays. But at night I'd have these wonderful dreams, some kind of sensuous treat Now zucchini Fettucini for over a week But a big warm bun and a huge hunk of meatl CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE is heaven on earth with an onion slice, not too particular or precise. Just a CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE!!! Top row, left to right: Trevor Guire, John Boring, Jared Iwan, Thor Stewart, Bob Guire, Sean Kornelly, Bottom row: Kenny Nagle, Joe Guire, Amy Jacobs, Christy Nagle Senior Sponsors: Richard Galusha, Gino Panepinto. Teresa Sharp What’s the use in chopping wood or try- ing to be like Robinhood, or doing all the things that you should. It may not be a lot of fun but try to get your homework done. But soon you'll grow up and you’ll know how they told you to clean your room and make your bed, and don't be such a sleepy head. Remember all the things that mama said. You're going to fall in love and one day, find someone and move away, and then you'll have kids of your own and you'll tell them it's up to you, you can be all you want to be. Just see it through and it will happen like you want it to. Now you know I’m really glad I listened to my mom and dad. Sophomore Sponsors: Gail Dudley, Sandy Griffin From making floats to organizing fund raisers, class sponsors helped each class raise money. The money was used for activities such as prom and Senior Trip. 87 Freshmen Sponsors: Lynette Lochausen, Ron Schnakenberg Wild thing you make my heart sing Wild thing you make everything groovy Wild thing Wild thing I think you move me but I want to know for sure Come on and a sock it to me Wild thing you make my heart sing You make everything groovy Wild thing I think I love you But I want to know for sure Aw shucks ... I love you Martin Lamansky is the head of our Speech and Drama departments. He also produces all of our school plays. He was nominated for teacher of the year. He believes. School isn't boring it’s en- joyable if you let it be. We would like to thank our dear Mr. Martin Lamansky for blessing our school with his presence. We are very proud to have him here with us. 88 Oh Beautiful for Spacious Skies, for Amber wave of grain. For purple mountain majesty, Above the fruited plain. America, America, God shed His grace on thee. And crown thy good with brotherhood, From sea to shining sea. tlZ ic- PreAif cn fitrr f fic n$trncf. ' A rtftyd ‘l t zrfv tyra ti ' yrt ' Cfi royJ, ifr rrttf f flr 'ygm btSi yiiyjji£.ts.d tiCf ; v c icAiti)j: JjxTyc et i fir fuji anu-n i tca i yC yi t U n£) i vi J r'yCtjt itoiu ordisjcJuit' Sj vfiAyy Stfinrrtctrii'yeJjcca tori' alA 'J'ryc.'t-. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schnackenberg QcfUcrSJJt S6 You went on the road must have a code that you can live by and so become yourself because the past is just a goodbye. Teach your children well their father's hell did slowly go by. and feed them on your dreams the one they picked the one you’ll know by. Don't you ever ask them why if they told you, you would cry so just look at them and sigh And know they love you. Shirley Belz Diana Bender Neil Bergman Tanna Brock Jerry Buelter Sandy Conlon Denise Connelly Pat Coyner Coleen Davis Gayle Dudley Clarence Fivecoate Clyde Fivecoate Judy Fivecoate Richard Galusha Sandy Griffin Pat Handrich Faculty 91 Don Hayes Jayne Hill Bob Korver Ken Jansen Fran Jenkins Marty Lamansky 92 ♦ Carl Ramunno Marilynn Ramunno Rick Riggs Bud Romberg Ron Schnackenberg Teresa Sharp Jason Calhoon Mike Rice Jim Parker Richard Willie Justin McCarthy Dina Olsen 95 •y Top Row: Bo Yenme. Craig Thrasher. Scott Siettmann, Chris Taliaferro. Kip Kihlst- rom. Roger Sanders. Scott Sis. Doug Appel. Chad Johnson. John Valikonis. P J Brown. Bobby Guire. Bob Harris. Mark Drake Second From Top Wayne Williams. Fram Jenkins. Jimmy Spnngle. Bryon Van Winkle. Ray Chamberlain. Matt Bennet. Mark Gill. Bucky Holdren. Jay Goldie. Mike Hayes. Tom Kascke. Greg Boggs. Don- ald Hayes Second From Bottom: Jodi Link. Mike Tindall. Jason McClelland. Shane Yeager. Shawn Werner. John Sandvik. Pat Guzzle. Saun Graham. Mike Rice. Jim Parker. Mike Robson. Sean Dunn. Jean Ann Swmehart Bottom Row: Shayne Heap. Nate Smith. Rick Bouchard. Jason Peirce. Jason Graham. Danny Butler. Tony Gon- zales. Mike James. Bobby Yeager. Bill Valikonis. Jenny Bostrom Coach Mark Drake Coach Wayne Williams Sailor Side show 96 Football 86’ Sailors Captains Chad Johnson and Doug Appel during a pregame assembly. Jay Goldie gets psyched for mud bowl. left; Coach Bob Harris below; Coach Donald Hayes 97 Top right: Steamboat Sailors captains: Doug Appel and Chad Johnson wait for the call from the sidelines. Middle: Meeker's Todd Gerloff brought down by Sailor defender. Bottom right: Option to Mike Rice. NAME POSITION GRADE Thrasher RB Soph. Sietman DT Soph. Taliaferro OT. DT Sen. Kihlstrom OT. DE Jun. Sanders DT. OT Jun. Sis TE. DE Sen. Appel DB Sen. Johnson LB. RB Sen. Valikonis RB Jun. Guire DT Sen. Van Winkle DB Soph. Chamberlain OB Soph. Gill OC Sen. Holdren DB Sen. Goldie OG Jun. Hayes OG Jun. Kascke DT Jun. Boggs QB Jun. Sandvic WR Jun. Guzzle OG Sen. Graham DN Jun. Rice RB Jun. Parker DB Sen. Robson DB Jun. Dunn DB Jun. Sailor Defense Back In Black 98 Football Sandy Marks Karen McDonald Dawn O'Dell Angie Sanford Suzie Johnson La Rae Wagner Mary Werner Keke Foster Sara Peters Karen Bokel Coach Bob Korver Head Coach Vickie Sharp Steamboat 2,5 ‘West Grand 15,15 Springs Steamboat 6.9 •Eagle Valley 15,15 Steamboat 15.9,10 Glenwood 0,15.7 Steamboat 16,15 ‘Middle Park 14.10 Steamboat 15.3,15 •Summit Co. 8,15.7 Steamboat 15,15 South Routt Co. 9.8 Steamboat 5,10 Meeker 15,15 Steamboat 5,17,4 Moffat Co. 15,15.15 Steamboat 11,14 North Park 15,16 Steamboat 3,10 Battle Mtn. 15,15 Steamboat 5.9 Roaring Fork 15,15 6.15.15 13,10 15.16.15 Glenwood Spgs. Eagle Valley South Routt Co. 15.10.6 15,15 6.14.6 100 Angie Sanford goes for a bump Jill Webb Angela Borland Joy Knauf Heike Ebleing Tevis Ellis Penny Brandt Maureen Barnett Teffani Truax Amy Mattalage Jamie Schiblien Michele Harriw Marlies Ravenscroft Audra Wagner Stacey Heverling Cheri Ligtenberg Vicki Sharp Bob Korver Steamboat 15,15 Aspen 3.4 Steamboat 15,11.8 ‘Glenwood Springs 8,15,15 Steamboat 15,15 ’Moffat County 4.12 Steamboat 15,15 Soroco 11.5 Steamboat 13,15,6 Meeker 15,10,15 Steamboat 15,5,15 Moffat County 10.15.5 Steamboat 15,11,15 North Park 4,15.15 Steamboat 15.14.15 Battle Mountain 7.16.6 Steamboat 12,13 Roaring Fork 15,15 Steamboat 15,15.16 Battle Mountain 7.16.6 Steamboat 15.10,15 Glenwood Springs 2,15.10 Steamboat 15,15 Eagle Valley 0.0 Steamboat 15,13.15 Soroco 4.15.4 Steamboat 15,15 Aspen 3.11 Steamboat 15.9.15 North Park 5.15.9 Steamboat 15.15 Rifle 1.3 Steamboat 15.15 Moffat County 7.13 As Coach Sharp cheers on the team. Coach Korver watches. 101 First Year Team Gina Tattershall Tiffany Williams Kelli Jensen Donnee Wagner Melissa Haller Tanya Arroyo Melanie Roberts Jody Ryg Shannon Walsh Jody Papini Kristin Brown Lora Bush Barbie Bacon Dana Knauf Coach Korver I get up and nothing gets me down. You’ve got it tough I've seen the toughest around. And I know baby just how you feel. Might as well jump! Go ahead and jump! Steamboat Springs Scores Opponent Scores Steamboat Springs 4. 1 Aspen J.V. 15. 5 Steamboat Springs 15. 15 ’Aspen 9. 5 Steamboat Springs 15. 12. 8 ’Glenwood Springs J.V. 13. 15. 15 Steamboat Springs 14. 8 Meeker 16. 15 Steamboat Springs 15. 15 Moffat County 8. 5 Steamboat Springs 15. 11. 15 North Park 7, 15. 13 Steamboat Springs 15. 15 Battle Mountain 2. 9 Steamboat Springs 15. 8. 15 Roaring Fork 5. 15. 4 Steamboat Springs 15. 15 Glenwood Springs 0. 3 Steamboat Springs 15. 15 Eagle Valley 0. 0 Steamboat Springs 15. 15 Soroco 8, 6 Steamboat Springs 15. 2. 15 Aspen 10. 15, 6 Steamboat Springs 8. 15. 16 North Park 15. 6. 14 Steamboat Springs 4. 15. 15 Rifle 15. 3. 7 Steamboat Springs 15. 12. 15 Moffat County 11 . 15. 4 102 All Conference Soccer Jungle love in the surf, and the pourin’ rain everythings better when wet. Jungle love its drivin' me mad it’s makin' me crazy. You treat me like I was your ocean you swim in my blood when its warm. Jungle love its drivin' me mad it's makin' me crazy. 104 Soccer Lara Meyer, Johnathon Baker, Aaron Brown, Brian Ayer, Jim Springle, Scott Feeley, Jeff Graves. Chris Hammons. Brendon Reed. Joel Jones, Suzie Voss. Travis Wilkerson, John Daly, Don Crawford. Adam Brown, Josh Munson. Cross Country You know the day destroys the night, The night divides the day. Try to run, try to hide, Break on through to the other side. We chased our pleasures here, dug out treasures there. But can you still recall the time we cried, Break on through to the other side. Everybody loves my baby. I found an island in your arms A country in your eyes Arms that chained us, eyes that lied. Made the scene from week to week Day to day, hour to hour The gate is straight, deep and wide. Break on through to the other side. 106 It is the night My bodies weak I'm on the road no time to sleep I've got to ride Ride like the wind To be free again And I've got such a long way to go To make it to the border of Mexico So I’ll ride like the wind Ride like the wind i. i:! !M 1 if Scoreboard Craig Adam Talle - 4th Fritz Rogers - 15th Amy Walsh - 14th Tara Kramer - 17th Lara Meyer - 5th Boulder Adam Talle - 7th Fritz Rogers - 32nd Amy Walsh - 27th Tara Kramer - 30th Lara Meyer - 42nd Grand Junction Adam Talle - 10th Kyle Gilbertson - 91st Lara Meyer - 42nd Moffat County Adam Talle - 2nd (DQ) Fritz Rogers - 7th Lara Meyer - 11th Tara Kramer - 12th Michelle Harris - 16th Marlies Ravenscroft - 18th District Amy Walsh - 7th Lara Meyer - 12th Maries Ravenscroft - 18th Tara Kramer - 17th STATE Amy Walsh - 42nd Lara Meyer - 37th Marlies Ravenscroft - 36th 107 Frog went a-courtin' and he did ride, unh-hunh, Frog went a-courtin' and he did ride, unh-hunh, Sword and pistol by his side, unh-hunh, unh-hunh, Rode till he came to Miss Mousie's door, unh-hunh, Rode till he came to Miss Mousie's door, He gave three raps and a very load roar, unh-hunh, unh-hunh. He said, Miss Mousie are you within? etc. Yes, I just sat down to spin. He went right in and took her on his knee, And he said, Miss Mousie, will you marry me? Miss Mousie, she said I can’t answer that Until I see my Uncle Rat, Uncle Rat's in London Town, And I don’t know when he’ll be down. Without my Uncle Rat's consent, I wouldn't marry the president. Uncle Rat came riding home; Who’s been here since I've been gone? A very worthy gentleman, He said he'd marry me if he can. When Uncle Rat gave his consent, The weasel wrote out the publishment. unh-hunh, unh-hunh, unh-hunh. 11 ? Sailors Boys Basketball: Top row Left to Right - Coach Kelly Meek. Derick Duckels, Justin McCarthy, Chad Sessions, Chris Roberts, Doug Apple, Brad DeRosa, Bill Gray, Asst. Coach Bob Stahl. Bottom row - John Valikonis, Marty Martinez, Ray Chamberlain, Jon Lamb, Dirk Vanatta, Mike Rice. Not Pictured - David Bradshaw, Pat Smith. Clockwise - The Steamboat Sailors Boys Basketball team, Derick Duckels is up, Mike Rice is in, Justin Mc- Carthy is on it, so the opposing team is defeated. Sailors J-V Boys Basketball: Coach Bob Stahl, Rick Bouchard, David Bradshaw, Danny Butler, Erik Feeley, Jeff Gray. Jonathan Mc- Carthy, Mike Morrison, Scott Schnackenberg, Nate Smith, Pat Smith, Bill Valikonis, John Valikonis. Clockwise - Rick Bouchard, Coach Stahl, Jonathan McCarthy what more should be said, A devoted fan, Z-Feet, A team meeting, Scott Scnackenberg. 108 109 Ill VARSITY GIRLS YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG! She was a fast machine, She kept her motor clean, She was the best damn woman that I've ever seen. She had sightless eyes, Telling me no lies, Cause the walls start shaking, The earth was quaking, My mind was aching, We weren't faking, And you shook me all night long! 112 Yea you shook me all night long. Working double time on the seduction line. Shes one of a kind, Shes just mine all mine. Want another clause, Just another cause. Had to cool me down to take another round. Now we re back in the ring to take another swing. The walls were shaking, The earth was quaking. And we weren’t faking. And you shook me all night long! 113 TAKE IT EASY People say I'm crazy, Just a fool. Well I'm the pigeon, Baby your the stool. Always tough the color of your hair Always rough the clothes you wear. I can't say that you tell me it all Why not stay, Why not alone. Take it easy on yourself Take it easy there ain’t no one else Rich girls they run after me, Break my heart you know I fall in love so easily Always tough the color of your hair. Always rough the clothes you wear. Why not stay Why not alone. Take it easy on yourself! JUNIOR VARSITY Pictured from left to right: Amy Walsh, Stacey Heverling, Tara Kramer, KeKe Foster, Dawn O'Dell, Heike Ebeling, Debbie Girton, Jill Webb, Melissa Haller, Joli Porter. Tevis Ellis, Angie Sanford, Michelle Harris, Kristi Lear, Teffanie Truax, Mau- reen Barnett, Marlies Ravenscroft, Suzie Johnson. 114 Pictured from left to right: Barbie Bacon, Regina Tattershall, Tanya Arroyo, Re- gina Brown, Jody Papini, Angela Bor- land, Kristin Brown, Jody Ryg, Tiffany Williams, Kellie Jensen, Nikora Smith. 115 98 lbs Jake Masciarelli 105 lbs Pat Stanko 112 lbs Mike Appel When the going gets tough the tough get going When the going gets rough the tough get rough 116 Mike Robson Bryan Van Winkle Lee Chockley 119 lbs 126 lbs 132 lbs 167 lbs Jay Goldie 185 lbs Kip Kihlstrom Hwt. Bobby Guire w I N T E R S P O R T S C L U B you took the fall you floated down you took the jump you fell through clouds you watched the world beat the crowd come on and ride me high strangers eyes you took the fall you landed soft thought to yourself well I’m not alone with your dark red soul and your chaperone come on and ride me high stranger eyes well I need your touch it means so much come on and ride me high stranger eyes Jonathon Baker. Ben Barbier. Cedar Beauregard. Christy Borden. Scott Borden. Andy Birch. Kelly Clapsaddle. Billy Dike. Mike Echery. Doug Elsey. Matt Fioretti. Mike Geoghegan. Chris Gilbertson. Kyle Gilbertson. Jeff Graves. Matt Graves. Hillary Heid. Mike Higby. Matt Holloran. Myke Holloran, Mike Kitson. Scott Larson. Tiffany Lawrence. Patty McDonald. Greg Rawlings. Fritz Rogers. Damon Roth. Andy Stoughton. Joanna Subr. Rob Subr. Adam Talle. Alex Talle. Blue Teramoto. Chris Teuton. Scott Whither. Rob Worrell. Craig Thrasher Drill Team and Cheerleading 122 Drill Team: Megan Thorstad, Stacey Sherr, Kim McAuliffe, Cheyenne Hodges, Kelly Smith, Stephanie Vajda, Robin Haight, Lori Bohecker, Zoe Gallagher, Angela Rudd, Wendy Fortune, Julie O’Meara, Tiffany Wither, Laurie Horne. Wrestling Cheerleaders: Meghan Rowland, Karen Bokel. LaRae Wagner. Rachel Weber. Basketball Cheerleaders: Jenny Bostrom, Kelly Spencer, Aimee Aljanich, Lisa Young. Football Cheerleaders: Kelly Spencer. Meghan Rowland. Amy Rowland, Rachel Weber 123 v7 National Honor Society Top row: Sara Peters. Lara Ladow. Lara Meyer. Tara Kramer. Dawn O'Dell. Middle row: Suzie Johnson. Erica Gallegher, Amy Walsh. Sandy Marks. Bottom row: Patty Lindey, Janet Hicks. Maureen Barnett, and Chris Hammons. Question: What is the National Honor Society? Answer: It's an organization recognizing students with high academic achievement who demonstrate character, leadership and service. Question: What do you do in the National Honor Society? Answer: We try to provide a service for the school. We provide the pop machine to help fund a scholarship program. And she was lying in the grass. And she could hear the highway breathing. And she could see it in my factory. She's making sure she is not dreaming. See the lights of the neighbor's house. Now she's starting to rise. Take a minute to concentrate, and she opens up her eyes. The world was moving she was right there with it and she was. 126 Internationa Relations Club In Europe and America there’s a growing feeling of hysteria. Conditioned to respond to all the threats in the rhetorical speeches of the Soviets, Mr. Kruchev said, 'We ll bury you.” I don't sub- scribe to his point of view. It would be such an ig- norant thing to do if the Russians love their Chil- dren too. We share the same biology regardless of ideology. What might save us - you and me - is that the Rus- sians love their children too. What is IRC Participating members define it as: an organization helping to prepare individuals for leadership concerning responsibilities, aware- ness, and thinking - Josh Munson it represents an organization dedicated to learning and experiencing parlimentary procedure - Lisa Brown (President) Front Row: Jay Bostrom. Andy Burch. Courtney Uttech, Tommy Sharp Middle Row: Lara Ladow. Lisa Brown. LeeAnn Hill. Lori Bogard Back Row: Josh Munson. Jessie Reich. Brendan Reed 127 K N O W L E D G E o you know where you're goin' to? Do you like the things your life is showin you? Do you know? Do you get what you’re hopin for? When you behind you there’s an open door. What are you hopin’ for? Do you know? Trivia buffs and pursuers of knowledge spent lunch hours answering questions in all major study areas. Whether it was Geography, Science. Social Studies, En- glish or Math, students answered ques- tions to the best of their knowledge. Teams conferred, recalled and some- times guessed at the answers. The teachers Jeopardy club often watched and occasionaly challenged the stu- dents to a round of questions. These matches were often close and endlessly entertaining. The Knowledge Bowl tour- nament kept the teams busy in Janurary when SSHS was the host. Back Row: Jon Baker. Scott Feely. Brendon Reed, Adam Talle, Chris Hammonds, Jessie Reich, Dean Jacobs, Brian Ludlum Middle Row: Amy Walsh, Sandy Marks, Maureen Barnett. Keke Foster, Andy Birch Second Row: Janet Hicks. Millie Walsh’, Courtney Uttech, Amy Mattlage. Lauri Beauregard, Joy Knauf Front Row: Patty Lind- ley. Jay Bostrom, Corey Clevland. Chris Marks, Tom Sharp „riu it.n £iflL(.aiin:.f;in What would you do if I sang out a tune? Would you stand up and walk out on me? Lend me your ear and I'll sing you a song and I'll try not to sing out of key. Oh I get by with a little help from my friends. I'm gonna try with a little help from my friends. Front Row Kelly Bonecker. Kriss Winograsky. Karen McDonald. Michelle Harris. Courtney Uttech. Josh Munson. Jessie Reich. Penny Brandt. Katie Yeager. Suzie Johnson. Chloe McKay. Erin Byrd. Ian Boersma. Jay Bostrom, Corey Clevland. Amy Mattlage. Brendan Reed. Lon Bogard. Ben Elander. Rick Bouchard. Rusty McKune. Scott Grigsby. Greg Boggs. Nate Smith. Kristi Lear. Dawn O'Dell. Marlies Ravenscroft. Joy Knaut. Tara Kramer. Kristin Brown. Heidi Struble. Jenny Spady. Lee-ann Hill. Mary Werner Back Row: Lara Ladow. Lisa Brown. Erica Gallagher. Suzanne Webb. Grant Swanson. Chris Marks. Brad DeRosa. Doug Appel. Chad Johnson. Erin Brown. Tom Sharp. Jason Calhoon. Tevis Ellis 130 131 Whatcha' gonna do whatcha' gonna be? I don't know! Whatcha’ gonna feel whatcha' gonna do? Someone tell me! C’est la vie, c'est la vie That’s the way things go. Floor Joel Jones. Bryan Ayre. Dan Love. Karen McDonald. Erin Byrd. Courtney Uttech. Amt Mattlage. Lon Bogard. Travis Wilkinson, Ryan Bentley Second Row: Kelli Jensen, Melanie Roberts. Janet Hicks. Lee- ann Hill. Lara LaDow. Lisa Brown. Caroline Daly. Tara Kramer. Dawn O Dell Fourth Row Penny Brandt. Keri Searis. Shelly Bordewyk. Jennie Kollenkark. Adam Talle. Jessie Reich. Julie O'Meara. Dawn Putnam. Mike Geoghegan. Jessica Rudmck Top Row: Tevis El- lis. Stacey Heverlmg. Marites Ravenscroft. Suzie Johnson. Kristi Lear. Mellisa Haller. Erin Brown. Brian Ludlam. Meghan Hammonds. Regena Brown. Ben Barbier. Patty McDonald. Jeff Simpson FRENCH CLUB French club officers Spanish Club What are words for. When no one listens anymore? What are words for? When no one listens there's no use talking at all! Do you hear me? Do you care? First Row: Stephen Harrington. Suzanne Webb. Erica Gallagher. Lara LaDow Second Row: Nate Smith. Ian Boersma. Tommy Sharp. Scott Grisby, Kyle Gilbertson. Danny Sharp. Third Row: Greg Goodyear. Lisa Young. Sara Boersma. Shannon Walsh. Corey Cleveland. Katie Yeager. Ashly Lyster. Fourth Row: Brad Gilbertson. Matt Pielstick. Grant Swanson. Josh Munson. Top Row: Chris Rule. John Goldie. 133 Future Homemakers of America You know I’m a dreamer but my hearts of gold. I had run away high so I wouldn't, so I wouldn’t come home low. Just when things went right, it doesn't mean they were always wrong. I'm on my way. I’m on my way Home Sweet Home. 134 Mary Werner, Kenny Nagle, Mrs. Dudley, Kelly Smith, Michelle Santonastaso, Kelly Spencer. Block S We are the Champions my friend, and we ll keep on fighting ’til the end. No time for losers ’cause we are the Champions of the world. We are the Champions, We are the Champions of the world. Block S represents the fellowship be- tween the athletes of our school whether they are male or female. - Brad DeRosa Pictured Left: Jason McClelland. Mary Werner, Mike Rice. Greg Boggs Doug Apple Mary Werner. Stacy Heverling. Lee Chockley. Mark Gill. Jay Goldie. Mike Hayes. Bill Gray. Chad Johnosn. Mike Rice. Richard Willie. Kristy Lear. Keke Foster Marties Ravenscroft. DeDbie Girton. Tev.s Ellis. Suzie Johnson. Mehsa Haller. John Valikonis. De ck Duckies. Mike Tmdle. Jon Sanvick. Dawn O dell. Amy Walsh. Maureen Barrnet. Bryan Van Winkle. Greg Garrison. Justin McCarthy. Brad DeRosa. Danny Zarlengo. Scott Sietman. Kip Kihlstrom. Teff Truax. Jay Bostrom 135 Justin McCarthy Mika Johnson Shannon Dunn Jen Bostrom Synda Rorex Caroline Daly Jordonna Link Jodi Miami. Florida Athletic Training. Basketball. Track. Yearbook. Swimteam Doug Love Digger Skiing Kimberly McAuliffe Kymber. BTT Tampa. Florida Spanish Club. Art Club. Drill Team Lara Meyer Rasta Massachusetts Soccer. Cross-Country Kenny Nagle Recon Ken Edmons. Washington FHA. Hero Enc Ortner Blinky New York. New York Wrestling. Soccer. Skiing. Partying Trina Renee Peterson Wild Child San Diego. California Plays Life of the Party Erick Ortner and Jenny Spady Most Sincere Sara Peters and Chad Whitmore Best Looking Robin Alber and Erik Ortner Most Likely to Succeed John Goldie and Lisa Brown Most Spirit Kelly Spencer and Chad Johnson Best Smile Caroline Daly and Erik Ortner Gregory Richard Rawlings Burly One. Gregor and Dude Man Scott Air Force Base. Illinois Student Council. Spanish Club. Bike Team. French Club. Ski Team. Soccer. Cross Country. Jazz Band. Snowboard Association. Yearbook. Senior Slide Show. Freelance Photographer. Prom King. Home- coming Royalty. H-ween costume Winner, and PEACE ON EARTH REPRESENTATIVE' Tiffany Rink Denver. Colorado Spanish Club. Junior Achievement. Prom and Home- coming Committee Kami Ross Scamie NewPort Beach. California M. Meghan Rowland Mugs Chicago. Illinois Cheerleading. Cross Country. Band. Choir Scott Sis Meeker. Colorado Football. Basketball Demian Smith Jimmy Dean Track Boulder. Colorado Kelly Spencer Steamboat Springs. Colorado Cheerleading. Gymnastics. Track. Student Council. Yearbook Biggest Flirts Tiffany Wither and Mark Gill Most Athletic Tara Kramer and Derick Duckies Chris Taliaferro Wheatridge. Colorado Football Mike Tindall Tinman Denver. Colorado Football. Basketball. Wrestling. Track. Block S. Span- ish Club Miihcent Walsh Millie Los Angeles. California Knowledge Bowl Mary C. Werner Mar Denver. Colorado Block S. Gymnastics. Track. Basketball. Volleyball. Student Council. Spanish Club Tiffany Wither Tiff. Wiff Denver. Colorado Drill Team. Cheerleading. Gymnastics. Student Coun- cil Brett Yamada ,« Buzz 'J Brighton. Colorado 1 Best Eyes Annie Edwards and Chad Johnson 141 SENIORS Robm Alber 34 Doug Appel 97. 96. 98. 103. 34 Scott Baldwin 34 Kelly Bohecker 34. 122 Karen Bokei 34. 81. 100. 122 Rob Brouilletie 34 Lisa Brown 34. 84 132. 127 P J. Brown 34. 75. 96 Tammi Chase 34. 80 Lee Chockley 34. 117 Rachel Cooper 34. 75 Don Crawford 35. 104 Caroline Daly 35. 81. 132 Brad DeRosa 35. 108 Derick Duckels 35. 108 Dusti Dunham 35 Heike Ebelmg 35. 68 101 Annie Edwards 35. 122. 132 Doug Elsey 35. 120 Tim Evans 35 Matt Fiorette 35. 120 Jeff Flynn 35 Larry Fowler 35 Erica Galiager 35. 122. 126. 132 Kevin Geire 35 Chris Gilbertson. 36. 81. 120 Mark Gill 36. 96 Chris Glenn 36 John Goldie 36. 83 Feff Graves 36. 104 Bill Gray 36. 108 Bobby Guird 36. 93. 86. 119 Pat Guzzle 36 Missy Haas 36. 75 Stephan Harrington 36 Robm Hayden 36. 63 Rod Herman 36 Hillary Held 36. 120 Jeff Graves 120 Mike Higby 37 76. 120 Lee Ann Hill 37. 132. 127 Cheyenne Hodges 37. 122 Bucky Holdren 37. 96. 75. 118 Matt Hollaran 37. 120 Jason Jagger 37 Scott Janson 37 Chad Johnson 37. 84. 97. 96. 98 Kevin Kaminski 37 Tara Kramer 37, 126. 132 Lara LaDow 126. 132. 127, 37 John Lamb 38. 108 Tony Lawton 38 Bill Lester 38 Jodi Link 38. 75. 96 Doug Love 38 Shannon Martin 38. 80 Heather Matney 38 Kim McAuiiffe 38. 122 Justin McCarthy 38, 108 Fred Meyer 38 Lara Meyer 38. 104. 126 Denise Mmard 38 Kenny Nagle 39. 86. 134 Erik Ortner 38.75 Jim Parker 39. 84. 96 Glenda Patterson 39 Sara Peters 39. 100. 126 Trma Peterson 39 Greg Rawlings 39. 120 Tiffany Rink 39. 75 Meghan Rowland 39. 122 Kami Ross 39 Karen Sadvar 39. 80 Michelle Santanastaso 39. 134 Marcia Sasiak 40. 75. 83 Chad Sessions 108. 40 Scott Sis 97. 76. 40 Damian Smith 40 Kelly Smith 134. 40 Jennifer Spady 122. 40 Jean Ann Swinehart 96. 40 Chris Tahafero 75. 96. 40 Megan Thorstad 8i. 40 Mike Tindall 96. 40 Stephanie Tolar 40 Whon Mmg Tsang 80. 40 Stephanie Vajda 122. 40 Dirk Vanatta 108. 40 Millie Walsh 128. 40 Suzanne Webb 108. 40 Mary Werner 41. 100. 134. 135 Shawn Werner 41. 81 Chad Whitmore 41. 76 Knssi Wmograsky 41. 122 Tiffany Wither 41 Rob Worrell 41. 120 Brett Yamada 41 JUNIORS Rachel Alber 42 Aimee Aljanich 42. 122 Jill Axelson 42 Maureen Barnett 42. 101. 122. 128 Matt Belton 42 Monti Berg 42 Susan Bettger 42. 76 Ian Boersma 42 Sarah Boersma 42 Lon Bogard 42. 132. 127 Greg Boggs 42. 81. 84 Christi Borden 42. 84. 120 Jay Bostrom 42. 83. 84. 128 Jenny Bostrom 42. 96. 122 Forest Brewster 42 Dawn Brouillette 42 Andy Burch 47. 128. 120. 127 Tom Burkett 42 Erin Byrd 43. 132 Jason Calhoon 43 Kelly Clapsaddie 43. 120 Cory Cleveland 47. 128 Seann Conway 43 Curt Cooper 43 Tracy DelliQuadri 43 Stephanie Door 43 Danny Drennan 43. 76 Sean Dunn 43 Sean Earley 43 Carol Eastham 43. 76. 80 Scott Feeley 43. 104. 128 Keke Foster 43. 100. 128 Kurt Froening 43 Brad Gilbertson 43. 81 Debbie Girton 44, 80 Jay Goldie 44, 96. 97. 119 Mike Goodwin 44 Greg Goodyear 44 Tracey Gore 44. 75 Shawn Graham 44. 96. 118 Heather Grant 44. 75 Curt Graves 44 Jody Haight 44 Chris Hammons 47. 83. 104. 126. 128 Katrina Harding 44 Mike Hayes 44. 96 Janet Hicks 44. 126. 128 Katie Holloran 44 Lori Horne 44, 122 Chad Huntington 44. 76 Jared Iwan 44. 86 Stephanie Jackson 44 Amy Jacbos 44 Dean Jacbos. 44. 128 Tom Kaschke 44. 96 Kip Kihlstrom 44. 96 Joy Knauf 44. 128 Jennie Kollenkark 44 Sean Kornely 44. 86 Katherine Lawrence 45 Kristi Lear 45. 112 Patty Lmdley 45. 128 Brian Ludlam 45, 128 Nova McCardle 45 Karen McDonald 45. 132 Shelly McLaughlin 45 Sandy Marks 45. 83. 100. 126. 128 Amy Mattlage 45. 83. 100. 126. 128 Susan Meyer 45 Josh Munson 45. 83. 104. 127 Kelly Murtha 45 Christy Nagle 45. 86 Vanessa Nillson 45. 83 Dawn O'Dell 45. 84. 100. 126. 132 Michelle Ohrlmg 45. 80 Devine Ortner 45 Matt Pielstick 45 Scott Pollard 45 Joli Porter 45 Randy Purcell 45 Shane Putman 45 Chris Rabatm 45 Matt Ralston 46 Brendon Reed 46. 47. 104. 127. 128 Jason Reeves 43 Jesse Reich 46. 83. 128. 132. 127 Chris Roberts 45. 108 Mike Robson 46. 96. 117 Synda Rorex 46. 75 Pat Sanders 46. 76 Roger Sanders 46. 76. 96 Jon Sandvik 46. 96 Angie Sanford 46. 100 Tony Sanford 46.75 Marc Schmitz 46 Tom Sharp 46. 83. 127 Robin Shively 46 April Skufca 46 Kern Smallwood 46 Dawn Smith 46 Katrina Smith 46 Jimmie Sprengle 46. 104 Pat Stanko 46. 76. 116 Kenton Atratton 47 Adam Talle 47. 128. 132. 111. 120 Jared Turpin 47 Hmg Ying Tsang 47 Courtney Uttech 47. 128. 132. 127 Susie Voss 47. 104 Audra Wagner 47. 101 LaRae Wagner 47. 81. 100. 122 Amy Walsh 47. 128 Shannon Walsh 47. 102 Jackie Wandell 47 Trey Weatherly 47 Sheridan Webb 47 Ben Wilcox 47 Richard Willie 47 Albert Wmograsky 47 David Woodruff 47 Lisa Young 47. 122 Danny Zarlengo 47 SOPHOMORES Kris Adams 48 Mike Appel 116. 96. 48 Bryan Ayer 104. 132. 48 Barbie Bacon 102. 48 Janet Baker 83. 48 Jonathon Baker 104. 128. 120. 48 Eric Barry 48 Matt Bennet 48. 83 Bob Bensenberg 81. 48 Julie Bergland 48 Jeni Beyer 48 Jason Blake 48 Lori Bohecker 122. 48 Angela Borland 101. 48 Penny Brandt 101. 83. 132. 48 Jeb Brewster 48 Aaron Brown 84. 104, 132. 48 Andrea Brown 48 Rick Campbell 48 Ray Chamberlain 108. 48 Nma Cloven 48 Cliff Cooper 48 Libby Crimmons 48 John Daly 48. 104 Rachel Dodd 48 Billy Dike 120. 48 Demse Dodson 49 Wendi Dunham 49 Ben Elander 75. 49 Tevis Ellis 101. 132. 49 Bryan Enger 49 John Fief 49 Brandon Flynn 49 Wendy Fortune 49 Zoe Galiager 49 Greg Garrison 48. 118 Angela Glenn 49 Jeff Gray 49. 84. 108 Robin Haight 49 Melissa Haller 49. 102. 132 Megan Hammonds 50. 132 John Harrington 50. 81 Michelle Harris 50. 81. 101. 132 Shayne Heap 50 Stacey Heverling 50. 101. 132 Shawn Hillewart 50 Jared Iwan 50. 86 Tisha Jackson 50 Adam Johnson 50 142 MiKa Johnson 50. 122 Suzie Johnson 84. 100. 126. 132 Joel Jones 50. 104, 132 Steve Jones 50 Tina Keller 50 Al Kennard 50 Aden Krug 50 Jimmy Lamp 50. 53 Charlie Leckenby 50 Amber Lemarr 50 Cherie Lightenborg 50. 101 Dan Love 50. 132. 83 Ashley Lyster 50 Peggy March 51 Chns Marks 51. 83, 128 Marty Martinez 50. 108 Johnathan McCarthy 51. 108 Jason McClutand 51. 135 Kenny Meyer 51. 81 Angie Morgan 51 Mike Morrison 51. 108 Michelle Mosbey 51.80 Julie Omeara 51. 132 Jared Papmi 51 Shannon Poland 51 Lysa Pyle 51, 83 Chris Ramsey 51 Marties Ravenscroft 51. 81. 101. 132 Mike Rice 51. 108. 135 Fritz Rogers 51. 120 Damon Roth 51. 120 Amy Rowland 51. 122 Mack Rubley 51 Angela Rudd 51. 81. 122 Chris Rule 51 Tony Santanostaso 51 Jamie Schiblme 51 Kern Searls 51. 132 Stacy Sheer 51. 122 Brian Sherrod 52 Schott Sertman 52 Kim Singer 52 Lisa Singer 51. 80. 108 Pat Smith 52 Ryan Smith 52 Scott Smith 52 Joe Sparks 52 Andy Stoughton 51. 120 Joanna Subr 52. 120 Rob Subr 52. 120 Craig Thrasher 52. 120 Teffame Truax 52, 101 John Valikonis 52. 108 Brain Van Winkle 52 117 Jaysen Ward 53 Julie Wayland 53 Jill Webb 53. 101 Rachel Weber 53. 122 Kevin Whitmore 53 Scott White 53 J. J Wmograsky 53 Ben Wood 53 Michelle Woods 53 Katie Yeager 53 Shane Yeager 53 Lydia Yeager 53. 83 Shannon Young 53 Tiftany Young 53 FRESHMEN Jon Ackley 54 Tanya Arroyo 54. 102 Randy Baldwin 54 Ben Barbier 54. 132. t20 Cedar Beauregard 54, 120 Ryan Bentley 54 132 Jason Berg 54 Chester Bettger 54 Chirs Black 54 Angela Blust 54 Scott Borden 54. 120 Shelly Bordewyk 54. 132. 83 John Boring 54, 86 Rick Bouchard 54. 108 David Bradshaw 54. 108 Mist Brotherion 54 Adam Brown 54. 104 Kristm Brown 54. 84. 102 Regina Brown 54. 132 Lora Bush 80. 102 Bill Chase 55 Chns Cordova 55 Josh Cunnigham 55. 59 Ann Denton 55 80 Shannon Dunn 55 Mike Eckery 55. 120 Jessica Edwards 55 Eric Feely 55 Liane Flynn 55 Kelly Foster 55 Rob Fowler 55 Dan Frizzell 55 Oanny Garrison 55 Mike Geogheagan 55. 132 Kyle Gilbertson 55. 120 Bonnie Girton 55. 122 Tony Gonzalez 55 Jason Graham 55 Chris Grant 55 Matt Graves 56 Scott Grisby 56. 84 Joeseph Gmre 56 Trever Guire 56 Perk Geid 56 Jonathan Hibbert 56 Myke HoHaran 56. 102 Mike James 56. 96 Stony Keithley 56 Kelli Jensen 56. 102 Mike Kitson 56 Dana Knauf 56. 101. 102 Michelle Lang 56 Christen Loman 56 Melissa Madden 56 Jake Masciareiiie 56, 116 Patricia McDonald 56 Corey McKowari 56. 17 Rusty McKune 56 Elizabeth Meyer 56. 125 Michel Mosbey 56 Jay Nichols 56 Dena Olsen 57 Donme Olsen 57 Tomy OHallaran 57 Ethat Parker 57 Jody Papmi 57 Megan Pelletier 57 Chad Peppier 57 Tara Peterson 57 Jason Pierce 57 Becky Plotts 57 Shelly Poland 57 Dan Postoskie 57 Dawn Putnam 57 Dan Quertdo 57 Christina Rmtoul 57 Julia Roberts 57 Melanie Roberts 57. 102 Sheryl Rouse 57 Jessica Rudnick 57 Melissa Rule 57 Jody Ryg 58. 102 Scott Schnackenburg 58 Sarah Seed 58 Danny Sharp 58 Jeff Simplon 58 Nathan Smith 58 Nikora Smith 58 Shaun Smith 58 Thor Stewart 58 Dustin Stratton 58 Heidi Struble 58. 84 Grant Swanson 58. 84 Alex Talle 58 Regina Tatershali 58 Joel Teremoto 58 Jennifer Tice 58 Chris Teton 58 Bill Valikonis 58. 96 Nick Vineyard 58 Donee Wagner 58. 102 Pam Wantuch 58 Ryan Werner 58 Lynn Whittom 58 Travis Wilkinson 58 Tiffany Williams 58. 102 Tim Wilson 58 Scott Wither 58 Bobby Yeager 58 Shannon Yeager 58 143 El Rancho Architects 879-0055 Hairloft Routt Memorial Hospital Gambles Ben Franklin Allen's 235 Lincoln Ave. Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 -----VIDEO SALES RENTALS-------- CAMERAS MACHINES MOVIES MASTERCARD VISA AMERICAN EXPRESS Video Passport PHOTOGRAPHY The IRIS of the West GALLERY • STUDIO - GIFTS Complete Senior Portrait Graduation Announcements Accessories • Wedding photoqraphy invitations Special Group Prices Portraits: Studio, Outdoors, in Home Old photos copied 8r restored Frames fit Albums One flour Film Processing 512 Yampa Ave. Craig Colorado 81625 (303) 824-8924 service and complete banking capabilities. Prom your area s locally-owned financial institution Open daily 9 to 5 30 Friday till 6 Saturday till noon Steamboat Springs 879-2450 3rd Lincoln Oak Creek 736-2524 Colfax Bell 4 illfft illHIIII! f Federal Savings Loan Association a KSLK Taylor iito•'Center Inc. Congratulations Seniors P.0. Box 774665 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 29990 West U.S. 40 Bus: 303-879-0928 COMMERCIAL-AUTO- RESIDENTIAL MIRRORS- SHOWER DOORS MVG, Inc. dba MOUNTAIN VIEW GLASS ALAN CHAMBERLAIN PHONE 879 0900 P 0 BOX 770119 STEAMBOAT WEST STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. COLO SUNSTifR Pam Gary Muxworthy P.O. BOX 771155 Sieamboat Springs. Colo. 80477 Pto 1411111 Sundance Plaza 11 - 12 Weekdays 11 - 1 F, S, S GOOD LUCK SAILORS 9-5 Mon - Fri. Sat by appointment Fiee Estimates Mobile Service NESTE’S AUTO GLASS Auto Glass Heavy Equipment Glass Glass Repair Blaine Neste Owner 879-2725 879-CRAK P.O. Box 2498 Steamboat Springs. CO 80477 Located in the Steamboat Tire Building the SERVING BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER COCKTAILS • BEER • WINE • OMELETTES • SANDWICHES • BURGERS •STEAKS • MEXICAN FOOD TRY OUR HUEVOS RANCHEROS ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE DRINK IN THE LAST LAUGH LOUNGE' CARRY OUT AVAILABLE 879-9933 LOCATED IN CENTER OF DOWNTOWN STEAMBOAT FREE PARKING IN REAR 738 LINCOLN AVE. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS Boggs Hardware Inc. Box 2019 Steamboat Springs Colorado 80477 145 Congratulations, Seniors from Susie, Rachel Karen Ski Time Square - P.O. Box 775285 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 (303) 879-3302 Bronze Tree Trappeur's Crossing Torian Plum Managed by ¥ Steamboat Premier Properties. Ltd. Congratulates the Class of 87 service and complete banking capabilities. From your areas locally owned financial institution Open daily 9 to 5 30 Friday till 6 Saturday till noon Steamboat Springs 879-2450 3rd Lincoln Oak Creek 736-2524 Colfax Bell Ilk mum f Federal Savings Loan Association ISl.lt. I don't Know anyone with an alcohol problem. ROUTT COUNTY ALCOHOL DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL P.O. BOX 1172 STEAMBOAT SPRINQS, CO 80477 (303) 879-7708 Have 10 friends sign this page. If your generation makes the same decisions about alcohol as your parents' generation, one of these friends will die from alcohol abuse; four other friends will be badly hurt (or Is already hurting), either physically or emotionally, by someone else's alcohol abuse. You can work toward responsibility about alcohol; or you can wait.,. and read the signatures in this page In 10 years or so .. 147 CTHUNDERHEAD LODGE CONDOMINIUMS P.O. BOX 774768 SKI TIME SQUARE ENTER- PRISES STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLORADO 80477 THUN- DERNEAD LODGE CONDOMINIUMS (303) 879-8866 SRI TIME SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE B00MT0WIN BOOKSTORE Books Special Orders Stationery • Cards Posters 912 Lincoln Ave (303) 879-6830 Steamboat Springs. CO ffitralifestf rS Banks IntraWest Bank of Steamboat Springs, N.A. 320 and 802 Lincoln Avenue Steamboat springs, CO 80477 Phone 879-0550 Accounts FDIC-insured to $100,000 Member IntraWest Financial Corporation Full Steam Ahead, Sailors! WE RE STEAMBOAT PROUD! Kirk Interiors ■ CONTRACT RESIOKNTIAL Tim Mikki Ortner (303) 879-2333 MM 903 Linclon Ave. MM Steamboat Springs, Colorado 80477 Box 2Steamboat Springs. Colorado 80177 (303)-879-1250 Mikes Chevrron Service Sun Shine Beauty Shop 24 hr Tow Service Give us a try - 879-1065 10th Lincoln P.O. Box 1499 SunShine Square Steamboat Springs, Colo. 80477 1-(303)-879-1771 (303) 879 2680 SIEEPING GlfflNY hGEHCY - irvjsuR ArsjCE - OAK STREET PLAZA 9TH AND OAK P.O. DRAWER 772809 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. COLORADO 80477 t(ie do tot(uj sfiop Fashionable Women's Clothing 821 Lincoln Ave DOROTHY WITHER P.O. Box 770030 (303)879-0544 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 Complete line of Dry Goods Foods Tropical and Marine Fish Exotic Birds lams and Science Diet Pet Foods Free Advice Adopt-A-Pet Friendly Service Go-Fer Foods Stambaugh Ford Electric Service Supply Hair Ltd. Mt. High Tech P.O. Box 596. Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 Corner of 3rd Oak Steamboat 879-8558 STEAMBOAT BIDS A Childrens Store 118 8th Street Boys Sr Girls size 0-16 Marj Elickinger A A|I v Carol Hanger HQ wij Eliza Yeager y® Architects Hair Loft Routt Memorial Hospital Gambles Ban Franklin IIINSIDE Sears IIEDGE SPORTS, 903 Lincoln Ave INC. Steamboat Spnngs. Colorado 80487 Phone 879-1250 -2353 Congradulations Class of 87’ Ron and Pat Feeley 1106 Lincoln Ave Steamboat Springs. Co 80477 Allen’s El Rancho Brandlins Photoboat Chantina RENTALS SALES Box 775262 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 Certified Welding Fabrication ROCKY MOUNTAIN VIDEO INC. PAUL DIANA HILLEWAERT Repair Fabrication 24 hrs. ' 1 Joe Link 879-4678 879-5491 After Hours LOCATION: 235 LINCOLN AVE. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLORADO 80477 577? 8th CO 879-9939 150 June 1, 1987 the ending, of the beginning ... the class of 87’ will be on their own. with memories of the following ... fourth winning homecoming float... the Steamboat Sailors defeat the Meeker Cowboys in a homecoming victory ... a new City Market, and movie theater... Ice Hockey ... Skateboards ... a new parking lot, and practice field ... Denver Broncos go to the Super bowl... Sheraton at Steamboat... Jack Mack ... Bon Jovi... Liberace ... Rock Hudson ... AIDES ... Joan Rivers ... Johnny Carson ... David Letter- man ... Saturday Night Live ... The Cosbys ... Crocodile Dundee ... Top Gun ... Platoon ... Iran ... Contra ... President Reagan ... Roy Romer... Drinking age, 18? or 21? The 19ij 7 GaUeerr has been a very rewarding aspect of my life. For the last three years I have been a pSft of the staff and for the past two years I have been the Editor. 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