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

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Katherine Ann Jordan, Secretary ’eri Lynn Hastman, Presidem Jodi Anne Moore, Vice President Melinda Lee Chart, Rep. Shelly Lynn Braham, Rep Trade Renee Holland, Treasurer Gloria Jean Baumgartner Marie Virginia Alvardo Seniors

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The phone In the commons area Is always busy. Here Suzanne Castillo connects with the outside world. Class Color: Blue Light Blue Class Flowers: Red Rose Class Song: There’s No Stoppin’ Us. Class Motto: Don’t Fear the Mountains. Reach for the Stars. Remember When Graduation is a special time when seniors look back and remember all the good times that they have had over the years. They’ve come a long way, with a lot of fond memories. When their junior year came around, they began pushing themselves to make the grade. In essence, the junior year was a time to start thinking about raising GPA’s and taking ACT’S and SAT’s. They finally became seniors after 12 long years together. They knew just how many days to graduation and began to count them down early in the year. Graduation meant a parting for some of these friendships; they didn’t know whether to be happy or sad. They lived, loved, and laughed together, and will never forget their experiences at Weld Central High School. Weld Central will never forget the Class of 1985. Remember: When we beat Valley in football during the ’84-’85 year. Our junior ditch day at Prospect Lake. Greg Wolaver’s parties 1 and 2. The paper mache fight at the senior float decorations. When Robin Eng-lehardt fell on her face at the free throw line trying to keep from going over the line. When Mr. Hilding thought the projector was on fire but it was only Paul Gorges lighting matches. When Sherri Dunker and Stacy Perkins hand cuffed Julie Gettman to the desk in Mr. Bischoff’s class. When Robert Calzia had to sit in a box in the first grade. Ty Dreiling’s long shot. The tears cried, and the smiles that shined at graduation. 34 Seniors

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Debbie Reyes listens carefully as Mrs. Epple directs her in drama class. Ronald Eugene Beckel Terry Dwayne Boen James Charles Daughter}' Boyd Kristy Jean Busch Many college bound seniors looked at college as an adventure. Julie Gettman said, “I can’t wait!” and Kathy Bushman thought, “It’s going to be fun.” Other seniors were going to college because of all the parties. Rodney Thompson and Ron Beckel said they are going because of “all the women”. Everybody has his or her reason for going to college, but no matter what the reason, there will be no stopping the class of ’85. On to College What do you want? says Renee Wagner. 36 Seniors