Weld Central High School - Rebel Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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Spirit club has a member- (Students Against Drunk Driv-ship of 300 plus for the ing). second year. In the fall Spirit Club, being the spirit club worked Closely with largest club in school, is also secretary: Kenny Wray. student council in the planning one of the most active. Huhman. wee pT$ldent.Kris,v of Homecoming 1984. The fourth annual Spring Dance was held March 29. Studio One of Greeley once again provided the music and the light show. In the spring, the spirit club officers and student council officers formed a steering committee to set up an alcohol, drugs, and suicide prevention program, involving the students, parents, and the community. A lasting result of this workshop was the formation of a local S.A.D.D. Spirit The school spirit club, the largest with a membership of over 300. Spirit and C. Clubs 141

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C Clue. FRONT ROW: 0. Toler. G. Boumgortner. R. Wogner. M. Chari. J. Gettman. T. Holland. $ Branham. K. Dreeng SECOND ROW: J. Cook toy. M. Rlet. G. Wolaver. S. Manat . J. Petttger. C. Heckard. K. Pako. 8. Seetrotf. TWO ROW: R. CoUta. K. Sargenl. R. Bockol. T. Drekng. S. CotWo. J. Hottman. K. Jordan. T. Lucero. D. Jordan. D. Gumoy. FOURTH ROW: T. Maxwell. B. Bockol. S. Pippin. T. Patton. S. Klrpatnck. D. Royot. K. Butch. J. Grattan. T. Attergott. G. Peako FIFTH ROW: T. Cook, B. Schloool. T. Thompton. L Young. R. Ybarra. R. Engethardt. J. Ybarra, H. Leonard. K. Bydelek. M. Becker. SIXTH ROW: J. Symon. J. Okodo. K. Baumgortnor. J. Reckard. R. Haffner. K. Wray. C. Carpenter. BACK ROW: D. Jonet. J. Bohonan. C. Smith. £, Judd. D. knhotf. T. imhoff. L. Ramirez. K. Kramer. P. Glover. W. Johnton, D Active With 140 Spirit and C. Clubs

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Jamie Ramirez says. Do you want him dead or alive? while others watch with excitement. JUNIOR HIGH rrcs Junior High - sometimes those two words may sound poisoning. Every student goes through the stage of being an “immature ’ seventh or eighth grader. Decisions and future dreams are usually a big part of a junior high student’s life. They often set goals that they wish to achieve when they graduate. As the years go by toward high school these goals are sometimes forgotten or later renewed. For instance, Mike Patton wishes to work in the field of engineering. He said he plans on taking many classes in high school to help him reach his goal. Another student, Brandi Force said, “It’s gonna be a lot harder in high school, I’m excited, but still a little shakey about the whole thing.” She also said that no one takes junior high seriously enough. Although many decisions and changes are made, junior high students don’t forget the fun times that are part of junior high life. Kim Gortz, Scott Theis, Jason Zimbelman and Ginny Brown decorate for the junior high dance. Andrea Kroeckel smiles deviously as she begins to look up a word in the dictionary. 142