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

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FRONT: Pam Oliver. Susan Quigley. lleather Wilkerson, Manager Marie Good- mang SECOND: Coach Cristal McGill, Manager Carla Coughlin, Betsy Bogart, Mi- chelle limeigh, Janice Scliroath, Gloria Wagner, Vonda Stallworth, Caroline Oliver, Manager Laura Linton. Coachjack Runyang THIRD: Karene Schelert, Kathy Kauf- mann, Cheryl Iikeler, Kristen Brown, Kelly Curtis, Anne Marie Rice, and joanie Holter. 'l'lllZSli LOOKS WERE for all the folks who kept the action from getting out of hand. Kelli Curtis hangs tough after the foul is called on a disbelieving Cheyenne Mountain player. Nine X 4.2 PERSON-TO-PERSON defense can't break Kristen Brown's concentration as she tries to reach out and pass someone. Witleficld llarrison Falcon Douglas County Coron Ado Air Acadtmy Puublo Centennial Cheyenne Mountain Pueblo County Canon City Coron ado Air Acitluny Pueblo CLI1ILI1I1lll Chtycnnt Mountain Pueblo County Ia untl Canon City Ram tough Op Rams I 1901 5-15 ' A ii ' 61 -1 ' i. -12 19 ' 57 12 ' if . ' 55 6 . 2 47 20 . 1 , V ' ' ' , ' ' iz 57 15 . - H I f ' Z9 is - . 5 so 25 La junta -15 26 .' ,A ' 27 24 . 2 BH 21 V : ' ' H W ' . ' ' iz 'al JU . -H I f ' A7 as ' A ' 5-1 53 .1 J 1 37 as .I ' 54 '10 b tiou S ometimes a su ccessful season isn't measured in terms of wins and losses. The junior Varsity may not have had as impressive a season as other Ram teams, but they had fun nonetheless. The team was held together by Coach Cristal McGill's sense of humor that always kept the girls smiling, and the leadership of Co-Captains Susan Quigley and Anne Marie Rice. ER J To unior varsity girls' basketball S Q7

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Their days in court The freshmen team didn't win as many games as they would have liked to, but they did accomplish their own personal goals, said Coach Larry Nowotny. Although they had no designated captains, Victor Temple was an asset to the team, and slamming the ball as a freshmen was a feat that spoke for itself. FR! . p A f 3-9 ' A Op. Rams' Woodland Park 56 54 Canon City 56 54 Sabin 45 53 Irving S2 52 Panorama 59 54 I canon City as 50 Woodland Park 50 54 Lewis Palmer 48 30 Castle Rock 64 46 Carmel 56 54 A, Newton 65 45 Air Academy 38 Q 46 K pf' fr 'xls if -ri ix' iw W: 'VL- .P7 0 -' 4 P' ,u fb 1 M 7 lreshmen boys' basketball AND THEY SAY basketball isn't a contact sport. Dan Porter takes control for a rebound. e,f s.N ALTHOUGH Illi KIEPT his seat, Coach Larry Nowotny rlidn't always keep his cool. Here he yells encouragement to his team. 9' A iss , A-- ev f 2 FRONT: Coach Larry Nowotny, Tom Cook, Ken Spencer, Kevin Berce. Steve Guillaume, Greg Lee, Brent Stauffer, Mike Mettsg SECOND: David Porter, Victor Temple. Dan Porter, Greg Schimmack, Scott Tollar. Burl lloward, Matt johnson, Rich Callahan.

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,By i Lrg tx 3 , 17 4 g 3 ' :,. gilt' E xxx X in Ram tough Five alive The junior varsity basketball team fin- ished the season in winning style. Get- ting leadership from an unlikely place, the team found freshman co-cptain Danny McKeon to be a major asset. With a high game-point average, Dan- ny helped the team to some exciting victories, including a double overtime upset against La Junta. With strong .IV participation, Danny gave Ram spectators a treat each night before the main event.HR 5-11 Doherty Widefield Douglas County Pueblo Centennial Air Academy Cheyenne Mountain Pueblo County La junta Canon City Coronado Pueblo Centennial Air Academy Cheyenne Mountain Pueblo County La junta t Canon City 1. JV basketball FRONT: jeff Jeffers, Danny MCKeon, jon Wosterg BACK: Sheldon Stauffer, Sam Ogden, Sean Grote, and Peter Griggs. FOR THEJV basketball team, a piece of Chalk and the floor were all the team needed to finish the season winning. Coach Arlandus Lowe gives the team a chalk talk.