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

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Old superstitions, such as black cats, ghosts and witches make the celebration of Halloween colorful. For as many years as one can remember the weather has turned gloomy on Halloween and of course this year was no different. Although the clouds were gray out- side the student body enjoyed the holiday to the fullest. Marshmallows were stuffed and tricks were performed, as anticipation grew for the night ahead. Trick-or-Treating. masquerad- ing and spooking made this Halloween a scream!

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Chris Marks and Tom Sharp are catching rays during lunch. Karen McDonald, Perry Coleman and Rachel Alber look en- Wanda Meyer and Kristin Haske listen to Mr. Riggs in the Library. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL! So we did. Our school year started out with good times that carried through the whole year. The first day came complete with all the first day thrills; we were bombarded with grading policies, rules, and the un- forgettable “what I did over my summer vacation” es- say.The first day itself began with a short assembly imme- diately followed by the dreaded, “OK. Let's go to first hour.” And with that statement, lockers began slamming shut. No one ad- mitted to the excitement of seeing who would be in class, but you could feel it in the air! And then first hour was over. The day had sailed by, and then the week, until we lost sight of time, and the first day seemed like a life- time ago.