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

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A YEAR OF OPPORTUNITY During 1987-88, Steamboat Springs High school exemplified a unique way of living: a lifestyle of motivation and fervor. The outlook of the student body was remarkably different from that of previous years. Optimism was the watch word among the student body. With the help of the faculty and student council, every- one eagerly anticipated a year of great achievement and sucess. Student council began the year with new and creative ideas. For the second consecu- tive year, Presiden t Josh Munson provided outstanding leadership. The council was a uni- fying force for the faculty and students alike. The year was highlighted by the council's well organized dances and various other special activities. Its theme, The Year Of Opportuni- ty, stirred an inner motivation within the stu- dents which made them realize they could make their year whatever they wanted it to be. Most chose to take the route leading to per- sonal fulfillment and enrichment. The seniors especially exibited this unifying spirit. For them, the first semester meant more than just going to class. In addition to meeting class re- quirements, and filling out job and financial aid applications, seniors took a great deal of time planning their futures and setting goals. For TJhem? thetschool year brought a taste of the excitement that starting a new life always holds. It was a year for everyone to catch the opportunities of a lifetime. Greg Boggs demonstrates his manty strength as he carries Jennie Panepmto. meanwhile Josh Munson looks on

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Opw i I (jCtn pt luty UzAi t S ? T nW? 76 GALLEON 1987 Steamboat Springs High School 45 Maple Street Steamboat Springs CO 80477 Volume 11

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Having a good day. kelly Ciapsaddle and Vanessa Nilsson? Karen McDonald. Rachel Alber. Susie Voss and Tracy Deihquadn are'