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idiiiif Brad Davis concentrates on swing. Tim McGrady gives it all he's got. W f i Richard Newendyke and Brad Davis debate on which way it Golers enjoy crisp autumn weather, went. O
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Oo Golf Team T-ed Off At Season. Brad Davis muses, I wonder where it landed? The 1976-77 golf season turned out to be a rough one for the Cougars. The team was a fairly young one consisting of all juniors. According to Head Coach Larry Nicks, next year will be their year. Co- captains this year were Richard Newendyke and Hart Peterson. They also both shared most valuable player honors. The golf team placed sixth in the City League and ninth in the South Central league. Their best overall score of the season was 326. Coach Larry Nicks predicts big things for next year. LEFT TO RIGHT Coach Larry Nicks, Hart Peterson, Brad Davis, Tim McGrady, Roger Ross, Richard Newendyke, Phil Deutch.
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Gao Volleyballers Make First State Appearance! This year was a very memorable one for the Corona- do volleyball team, The girls ended their season with a 14-3 record. They played and won together as a team, and beat both Wasson and Widefield who were co- league champions. Coming up from fourth in the league to second, the Cougars then went to district play-offs. Here many fans watched the Coronado vol- leyball team become District Champion and State Qualifier by beating Pueblo County. At state, the team went against its toughest competition, Arvada West. Here the team lost 7-15, 10-15, then in consolation competition, Adams City gave the team their second lose 9-15, 9-15. This was the team's first year to go to State, and they were bursting with talent and experience. Accord- ing to Coach Joan Devine, The team came through the back door, as the Cinderella team, and represented the league and district at the State Tournamentf' The team captain and Most Valuable Player was senior Suzie Gearhart. Suzie Gearhart and Kathy Yamada are set and ready. Coach Joan Devine urges her team on. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Shaw, Regina Winkelman, Michele Koppisch, Sheree Bonke. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Winkelman, Renee Hunt, Linda Holst, Belinda Estrada, Reba Copeland, Joy Donning. TOP ROW: Asst. Coach Sandy Mason, Kathy Yamada, Shelly Ament, Christi Koppisch, Cindy Yamada, Lorraine Wallace, Suzie Gearhart, Manager, Nell Kildow, Bonnie Logsdon, Becky Kovel, Sherilyn Rains, Coach Joan Devine. , I
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