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

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PEOPLE Wes Johnson and Troy Cook show their school spirit at a volleyball game. What makes a school? Is it the freedom of open campus, the numerous vacation days, maybe? Could it be the fine cuisine served during the long lunch period? It’s not likely. It’s the people. People, like the pieces of a puzzle, fall together to form the whole picture. Whether it’s your own close group of friends or the freshmen you saw for the first time during semester tests, there’s a relaxed, laid back attitude that’s projected almost everywhere. Julie Gettman patiently waits while Mr. Arndt. Lupe Ramirez. Dominic Martinez, and Rodney Thompson work on forming a plaster mold ot her foot for art class. Ty Drolling flashes a wave and a smile while passing In the cafeteria. 72

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People Make It Best Was it the jersey clad dude who saved your notebook from being trampled, or that special teacher who wrote in the margins about the great parts of your paper and hardly mentioned the bad? No one person made Central special; it was the entire diverse blend of people that made Weld Central more than just an “Attitude Adjustment.” That unique combination is what made Weld Central High the best. Renee Wanner and Shelly Branham take time out to show oft their favorite rock star outfits. Renee Is Cyndl Lauper; Shelly Is Boy George. Jeck Pettlnger. Troy Patton, and Tracy Imhof watch nervously how Shirley Kirkpatrick pokes Scott Powell to got his blood, on Wealth Fair Day. tCOLO ST U N IV 1 MILE Robert Calzla, Rodney Thompson, Ron Beckel, Tracy Imhof. Troy Cook. Scott Powell. Ty Drelllng, and Paul Gorges all stand by the sign showing how far they had walked from Colorado State University Just to find a place to eat on a field trip. 74 People