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

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FRONT:janet llaley, Mary Manley, Kathy See- ley, Shannon O'Connor, Karene Schelert. julie Strahl, Ralph jenningsg SECOND: Mark Ayen, jeff Belden, Gary Ilill, Roger Castile, Curt Win- gert, Aaron Wright, Robert Castile, Gary Coombs, Robert Bennett, THIRD: Sean Grote, Kevin Wolfgangulirn Gilmore, Kurt Stinsonxlim Coombs, Tom Van Wagenen. Brett Wharton, FOURTH: Tim Anderson, Mike Fitzgerald. Greg Law, jeff Norton, Russ Richardson, Mike Ernst, Chris Murray, and Coach Bob Guthrie. A'l'IlI,ETliS HAD TO KEEP up their grades. Runner Shannon O'Connor and julie Wood study for an English exam. S I ,..y, C C 4 ,i Dr Ram rough Fast times at Rampart H1 gh Over the hills and through the woods was where the cross coun- try team found themselves. Senior state-qualifier Chris Murray, along with the rest of the squad, practiced each day under the coaching of Mr. Bob Guthrie. For such a young team we had a really good showing at Dis- rricts, said Chris, who, as captain, himself placed second at the meet. Chris explained that, Coach Guthrie handled the younger run- ners well and let the veterans go at their own speed. He pushed us when we neecled it, though. lRl In uniform

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RAMPART WAS UNDISPUTEDLY the leader of the pack. But if that was ever in question, julie Strahl and Mary Manley put the doubts to a fast rest. IT WAS ONE confused mass of runners at the start of a race, but Rampart contenders soon separated the Rams from the rest. Coach Bob Guthrie prepares to time his athletes. 5 6 - O y D P I U ul- 1 4 . . Q I Y Nw M XQKXA C W. I Awww., t i . Aji .v.t. AG at J. . I- Q avi :W W Q 5 .. 'S sp A I S . . THE WIDE-OPEN spaces around Rampart made and Chris Murray, discuss the team's progress on good places to workout. Co-captains, Mike Ernst their daily jaunt. 126 O Varsityfj.V, Cross country, MID-WAY THROUGH the race, Karene Schelert had set a good pace as one of the front female runners at a Monument meet. SKIING TOOK A lot more gear than running. Even so, janet Haley found her days as a cross-Country team member came in handy once the snow started falling, Being in shape was a help when it came to carrying skis, boots, and poles.

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rggg-ca Cheyenne Mtn. Harrison Mitchell Wasson Widefield Douglas Co. Air Academy Wasson Golden Doherty t Coronado Palmer Harrison Air Academy Wasson Op-Rams Op Rams Op-RHIDS 1-7 , L 'K I N 4' M 9 7 12 15 5 1 15 6 2 15 8 15 1 15 11 16 14 1 9 15 9 15 1 16 14 15 9 1 Golden 11-15 15 6 2 15 12 15 12 15 9 15 1 15 15 12 15 12 15 7 15 13 17 15 9 15 15 3 8 15 15 11 15 9 8 15 14 16 13 15 15 9 11 15 8 15 3 15 5 12 15 13 15 Ram tough S pike's place Rams on the rampage! Volleyball was not known as a spectator sportg but because of the team's enthusiasm, they quickly earned a reputation for being an exciting team to watch. Much of the success of the team was due to the fact that all the members got along well with one another, stated Kathy Howard, who in her fourth year of playing, was the team captain. Kathy hopes to continue het success on a col- lege team next year.IRQ 7 V rrsity volleyball A SPIKE WAS often the most powerful offensive play, And speaking of spiking, Senior Kathy Howard belts one over the net. -F -,U H is .3 5, 53 IH Fax -ig. I 'X ,SI Ni a gg 3- .N rss K5 rs: str or TEAMWORK AND EFFORT were Rampart's key to a successful season. In an effort to keep the ball on the other side of the net, Senior Teresa Nealon and junior Pam Webb go up together for a block. SINCE TIIE MAJORITY of the team was rnaele up of unclerclassmen, athletes who usually sat on the bench had an opportunity to play.Junior Bettina Nedel sets up a play with a bump. , 44 i 4: js 7 lf' f' I .- I1 FRONT: Kristin Brown, Teri Cave, Mychelle Canong MID- DLE: Coach Rick Kamm, Dawn Matthews, Michelle Apo- daca, Pam Webb, Laura I,intong BACK: Dawn Grote, Bet- tina Nedel, Teresa Nealon, Kathy Ilowarcl, and Anna Giltner.