Rampart High School - Rampages Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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THE RAMS GOT it right the first time. A 45-Ram pile-up was a good way to celebrate beating the Bulldogs. MW i FRONT: Manager Maurie Wood, Ken lluard, Robert Flores, Doug Smith, Shaun Turner, Kurt Sullivan, Nelson Montefalcon, Tad VVood,.lohn Armstrong. Nick Volpe. Doug Tibbits. jeff llannasch, Bruce Mitter, Manager Nancy janz, SliCOND: Coach Boh Atkinson, Manager Hei- di liastmen, Manager Tammy Lauxman, Brad Shaw, Steve Roth, Paul Rising, Bill Smith, Tyler Walters, Mike Lee,-Jeff Ziegler, Scott jackson, Mike Cole, Sidney Nicholson, Manager Gloria Wagner, Manager Loretta Grocia, TJ. Laux- man, THIRD: Coach Keith Bogue, Coach jack 7 Varsity football Runyan, Lyle Short, Sef Martinez, Greg Wat- kins, Bill Andrews, Ted Spencer, William ja- cobs, Tim Anderson, Tom Anderson, Paul Pea terson, Dave Grimes, Brain Mitchell, Rob McIntosh, Don Grocia, Coach Dom Luppino, Coach Dean Palmer, FOURTH: Coach joe Giarrantano, jim Mascarelli, john McDougal, Curt Sanders, Tim Daniels, Bryson Ware, Pat Williams, Bernie Zapor, Dan Walsh, Bruce Lockwood, Greg Anderson, Vaughn Ager, Don Walsh,john Skalla,john Mitchell, Head Coach Larry Nowotny. Qi T - .HPC RAM WAS often hard to catch. Quarterback rt Sanders eludes defenders in the second half

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FRONT: Ted Parenti, Rick Bernstein, Tom Entwistle, Doug Haley, Don Bell, Carl jordan BACK: Coach Rick Unks, Dave Haber. Pat Tefft. Eric Ecklund, Kent Frisbie, and Lanny Stoltenberg THE EFFECTIVE DROP- SHOT brings Ted Parenti to net. J lf. . , K DURING ONIE OF the first matches on Rampart's new courts, Doug Haley returns u serve to 21 Widefield Gladiator. 'D BEFORE A TOUGH MATCH against Mitchell, Pat Tefft warms up. C 1 l Ram tough o court jesters Rampart's No. 1 singles player, Tom Entwistle, had a rough adjustment from qualifying for state last year as No. 2 doubles. The doubles and singles games are so different it's pretty hard to adjust, he explains. Being a senior this year, Tom has been applying for- acceptance at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. His second choice is an in-state college, such as the University of Northern Co1orado.HR RHS Op Doherty 0 7 Coronado 2 5 Air Academy 0 7 Palmer 0 6 FountainfFt.C. 6 1 Wasson 0 7 Mitchell 0 7 Harrison 3 4 Widefield 1 6 Cheyenne Mtn. 0 V 7 Colorado Springs Christian School 6 1 'l tnnis 1

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A lllERIJ Oli Dli'l'liRMlNliD Rams dominate the field. of the llarrison game. AS 'l'lllf lfOO'l'HALL team warmed up, so did the temperature in a Saturday game. Sophomore john Armstrong grabs a pass. A TIGIIT SHOT of the line of scrimmage shows tight end Ted Spencer veer blocking against Moffat County. DW' Ram tough Foot notes T he first varsity football team was hard working and willing to learn. The Rams raged into the season with a convincing win over Moffat County. Head Coach Larry Nowotny said We had high expectations coming into this year and did achieve many of our goals. W W An upset over if 1 ranked Canon City and a tough but rewarding battle over Pueblo Centennial were the definite highlights of the year. In his eighth year of playing, Offen- sive Captain Bruce Lockwood lead the team as center and linebackenllil 3-6 Op V Rams Moffat County 18 21 Cheyenne Mountain 31 0 jefferson County 24 23 Coronado 20 13 N Air Academy 25 7 Canon City 14 24 Harrison 55 19 Centennial 7 14 Pueblo County 20 0 ln unilorm 7