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

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Dan Croghan John Davis Larry Duran Robin Ervin Brian Foss Bill Ft allotd Sonya Garcia Paula Glover Kevin Gordon Kirk Harkls Cher! Heckard Kristy Huhman Tracy Imho Jim Ishlda Vickie Iszler Chad Jackson Travis Johnson Doug Jones Donna Jordan Ranae Lane Rhonda Lane Honey Kay Leonard RobbI Unnebur Ranette Blgam and Melissa Perklnson show their spirit on Hat. Troy Patton. Jerry Bauer. Juan Ramirez. Chardonnay Smith, Button and Sunglasses Day during Homecoming Week. Terri Steckel. and Doug Jones In Ms. Petersen's class. Juniors 77

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One More Year Left Jubilant Unexplainable Noisy I think junior boys are finally maturing, and most of them are okay,” said Donna Jordan. One more year left,” said Cheri Heckard. Radical Still second to seniors,” said Kenny Bass. Monty Ashliman. president Shirley Kirkpatrick, vlcepres. Laurie Kearns, secretary Carol Okada, treasurer Edward Judd, representative Troy Patton, representative Steve Pippin, representative Terri Altergott Francis Amaya Kurt Amusch Kenny Bass Steve Baudendistel Jerry Bauer Karen Baumgartner Jett Bell Stacy Bell Ranette Blgam Jim Bohannon Jim Bouslaugh Diane Bowser Mary Bratrsovsky Karla Bydalek Chris Carpenter Steve Castillo Jen! Pettlnger writes down Information gained from the computer at UNC Mlchner Library. 76 Juniors

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Junior Slang Includes ‘Spiffy’ Twenty-two juniors participated in an opinion poll. Their most used slang words were: “holy cow”, “heeb”, spiffy”, psych”, cool”, and of course, right on”. Over half said that partying was what they did for fun. Ten said cruising. The two favorite hangouts were Main Street in Keenesburg, and Burger King in Brighton. The best thing about being a junior, according to most students, was, being seniors next year.” All said the worst thing was, “homework, homework, homework ..Juniors’ idea of the American Dream was success. Following are other definitions, in order of importance: money, marriage, home and family, and nice cars. Chardonnay Smith summed up what most juniors felt. Being able to know that tomorrow will be there for all of us and not destroyed by a nuclear war or being thrown into a1 communist prison camp. Things just aren’t simple anymore, and the changing attitudes of the juniors indicates that, although the American Dream is not lost, it has definitely gone through an “Attitude Ad-i justment.” Rhonda Unnebur Keith Unnebur Jim Lord Donna Martinez Yvette Miller Damon Nichols Ted Nordholm Willy Overman Melissa Perklnson Jen! Pettlnoer Jack Pettlnoer Scott Powell Joe Rader Juanita Ramlerez Juan Ramlerez John Reckard Bonnie Rice Robin Richards Joey Roth Joe Ruybal It Corlnna Sleomund Chardonnay Smith Ter! Steckel Steven Suedekum 78 Juniors