Fountain Fort Carson High School - Yearbook (Fountain, CO)

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ll, to Rl Top to Bottom R.J. Steer studies the ball. Darron Soleau smiles to his opponent. Guilio Giglio makes his plans to get the next point. Paul Pliszka gets ready to swing to a limit. Coach Richard Pound, Paul Pliszka, Nelson Finkbinder, Mike Erallie. R.J. Steer, Steve Antil, Guilio Giglio, Kirk Noble. Darrin So- leau, Steve llassman, Eddie Smith, Tim Al- len, Tim Long. l 59

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Boys C Tennis Pueblo County 7 Fountain Salida 3 Fountain Colorado Springs Fountain Christian 3 Pueblo lm. Fountain Tournament Fountain l.a Junta 7 Colorado Springs Fountain Christian 5 Pueblo Fast 7 Fountain Canon City Abbey 5 F0lHlt2!in Canon City Abbey 4 FOUHIHTII Dist. 6 Tournament l 0Ulll2lill SZIWQ... or V I -- lm .rattan is . egg ll T lvlili ml - : ,,.:' fi-ij 1 s 'IM I Eli ' if + 1 592- 4 - BOYS TENN S CRE TES A RACKET 1984 boys tennis has had there shares of wins and loses. They may have not succeed as they have would like to, but they did there best. Giulio Giglio set a Fountain-Fort Carson High School tennis record by winning six matches as the Tro- jans' No. 1 singles players. The best players from each team face one an- other in dual matches and tourna- ments. Among FFCHS No. 1 singles players, Bryan West has the record for best winning percentage of .454 when he compiled a 5-6 record in 1981. Giulio was also one of two individual matches the Trojans won at the district tournament Foun- tain's No. 1 doubles team of RJ. Steer and Darrin Soleau were also victorious in the first round. The young Trojans finished with a 2-6 dual-match record.

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Top to bottom ll. to Rl JN. cheerleader, Michelle Powell, take a peek at the crowd before joining the chant with the rest ofthe squad. Varsity cheerleaders, Yolanda .lordan and Lenorc Mayfield, perform one of their many routines. Yarsity cheerleaders, Lisa Brown and Yolanda Jordan use the bands music to have fun. CHEERLEADERS EEP TRCJAN SPIRIT GOI The 1984-85 Winter Varsity Cheerleading Squad start- ed off the season with real style. The first event they ever cheered was a professional basketball game of the Denver Nuggets and Utah Jazz at McNichols Arena in Denver. There were cheerleaders from Denver area schools, and there were also some single and double A schools pre- sent at the Spirit Spectacular. The Cheerleaders, 50 at a time, did four parts of the halftime show for the game. J.V. started out with a six girl squad at the seasons beginning, but within a few weeks, the squad dwindled down to just three girls. Being in need of more cheer- leaders, Coach John Brainard hand-picked four girls from around the school who he felt had promise in that area. The girls have done a good job and they stuck together. The varsity squad competed in the State Spirit Contest on January 26. Competing against ten other single and double A schools in the cheer division, the Trojans performed tenth out of eleven. The Trojans had an all around excellent rating, which is equal to second place in the state. The cheerleaders had a very eventful year and stuck together through thick and thin.