Douglas County High School - Huskie Highlights Yearbook (Castle Rock, CO)

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ABOVE Alan Patterson contrives an action shot for the photographer, ' r RIGHT Hecky Heckendorf warms up before play with a few rswingsiof the bat. 3 - 'f . Inexperience Plagues Teams Inexperiencerseemed to be the .biggest obstacle for DC's baseball teams this year. r Having only one returning player made this year a learning year with young peo- ple and new philosophies, said varsity coach Tim Terreil. The Varsity season ended with a record of three and 13. i The story was much the same for our JV team, with a record of two and 14 and our Sophomore team at two and seven. There were too many crucial errors in our games, explained sophomore coach Randy Larson. rs rr Baseball me A -s--A--f

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Girls Finish Dn I-Iigh Note The 1981 Girl's Track team, after a slow start, came back on a high note with a first place at the Smoky Hill Meet in late April. Several third place finishes, one second, helped the girls on to district qualifying Meet, where a new school record was set in the Mile Relay. They finished fifth at the District Meet. Members of the mile relay were Diane Kirby, Teri Cress, Melanie Steinkamp, and Suzette McKinnon. Although coming with a fifth place finish in the qualifying meet, it was not high enough to take them to the state meet. The girls had no meet at the DCI-IS track. Their coach Jamie Woodruff said, We started slow, but arrived with a first place finish for the sixth meet. The competition was really toughli' RIGHT: Margaret Emerson hurls herself forward in an effort to place high in the long jump competition. BELOW: Sophomore Debi Becker flips over the high jump in a meet against Northglenn High School. Ftru 0 rr N13 ,Vw ,.,..,..,, .K .i ,V V, , A: 3,-gr . 1 M . . ,, , . V .,..,,, , .... .Y,,., .-,,,Y-.., .... .,,,,,.,, . rfsgfi rrsr I Mg A ,A vs M, , , ,, ir ,