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

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l3O'l'llj.V, AND varsity linemen relied on Coach Dom Luppino to put them through drills. , wif 1 . nr .A , -- 1' ' ' WIDE RIECEIVIZRS WERE coached by Bob Atkinson.j.V. Player Mike Nasrallah gets 21 trip. i FRONT: Steve Iiaylog, Alex Hartman, Kenny Spencer, Kevin Berce, Steve Guillaume, Mike Metts, Keith Kennedy, Derrick liagwellg SECOND: Troy Lane. Dale Lucky, jeff Atllernan, .lt-lil' Reagan, Mannix llinkle, Brent Staufl-er, Shawn liishop, Clay Schuckg THIRD: Coach Rick Star- zecki, Manager Maurie Wood, Greg l,ee, Wayne Weatherhy, Chris Walsh, Torn Carnerlo, Tray Ortiz, Mick Drewry, Steve Simrnerville, Manager Nancy janz, Coach Dean Palmerg FOURTH: Tracy Adams, jason Olinstead, Matt johnson, Tony Bertnlini. Steve Drake. Greg Slrirnmack, Gerry Hurley, .intl Rich Callahan. 17 Q junior varsityflireslimen football muffin'

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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

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Tllli DISTRICT 320 STADIUM became the home of the Rams and the scene of many tough hattes. Freshmen Coach Dean Palmer talks with varsity coaches Mr. Larry Nowotny and Mr. Dom I.uppino on their way onto the field. V v I THIS VARSITYJV. AND freshmen football teams all warmed up together. While the varsity stretches,jV gets a few words of advice from Coach jack Runyan. FRONT: Trey Hagen, Grant Gustavson. Steve lluard, Andy Wailz, Steve Miller. Dan Brewer, Glen San Nicolas, Sheldon Stauffer: SECOND: Rod Sharp, Craig Warren. Matt Sinclair, George Navaros, Neil O'Connell, Mark Mastin, Steve Land, Rich Seeleyg THIRD: Lauxman, Lyle um.,,.1 . Short, Steve Hinkley. Eric Grundmannuled Rob- erts, Brian Reed, jeff Jeffers, Don Marx: FOURTH: Peter Griggs, Don Grocia. john Mitchell, Mike Grundmann. Aaron Dow. Sean Buckingham. jim Boland, and joe Morford. Ram tough Alive and kicking Que of the most glamor- ous sports in high school is football. And while the stereotype of the varsity player is a popular one, many students found they didn't necessarily need to be an upperclassman to enjoy the sport. Lyle Short was one such student. As a sophomore, Lyle played for the Ram juniorVarsity. We had a pretty good season, but one of our problems was that every- one was trying to be his own hero, and we didn't play as a team all the time, said Lyle.lRQ In uniform