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

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. R 2 4.1 .5 UP AND IN was a good way to win. junior Terri Cave puts one in for two. I,lKIf COVUBOYS AND Indians, the good guy always Caine out on top. Ram Mychelle Cannon outruns an Indian. uh. FRONT: Michelle Apodaca, Anne Marie Cannon, Managers Karla Coughlin and Ma- rie Goodman, Coachjaclt Runyun1 BACK: Bettina Nedel, Dawn Grote, Terri Cave, Debbie lfngfer, and Connie Stewert Rice, Susan Quigley, Karene Schelertg MID- DLE: Asst. Coach Cristal McGill. Managers Iietsy Bogart and Laura Linton, Cheryl lil-tler, Kelli Curtis. Kristin Brown. Mychelle 642 ' Op. Rams Widefield 63 53 Harrison 19 34 Falcon 49 44 Douglas County - 38 31 Coronado 25 27 Air Academy 27 44 Centennial 48 44 Cheyenne Mountain 70 46 Pueblo County 56 29 La junta 56 35 Canon City 27 25 Coronado 40 54 Air Academy 28 49 Centennial 44 57 Cheyenne Mountain 44 41 Pueblo County 51 54 La junta 51 32 Canon City 50 57 Ram tough Hoop it up For Bettina Nedel, year-round sports have become a way of life. In the fall Bettina starts up with volleyball and in the spring she can either be seen on the tennis' courts or soccer field. But since seventh grade, the best time of the year for Bettina has been winter when bas- ketball practice begins and games are tipped off. I'm really hoping I can go to college on an athletic scholarship, explained Bettina, and since the team was so young this year with no seniors, we hope to be in one of the top spots next year. lRQ ' wavy Mm yrr M,,,,mV I U I 4 Varsity girls' luaskctbill

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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.

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Ram tough Rams jam This years basketball team had a great season. Senior Pat Williams was one of the reasons why the Rams finished in the top four in their divi- sion. Pat felt he had a pretty good year, but was hampered by ankle injuries most of the year. He plans to attend UNC next year. Pat also played foot- ball for the first time this year and started at tight end.lRQi 10 6 Op Rams Doherty Widefield Douglas County Montrose Coronado Arr Academy Pueblo Centennial Cheyenne Mountain La junta Canon City 42 48 Coronado 45 ' 37 Air Academy SG 57 Pueblo Centennial 45 47 Cheyenne Mountain 58 76 Pueblo County 49 46 t Canon City S0 54 1 V irsury boys' basketball FRONT: jeff King, Chris Anderson, Tim Daniels, Tom lintwistle, Oliver Porter, Pat Williamsg BACK: Coach Rick Starzecki, Managers Tammy Mathews and Rhonda Barnes, john Armstrong. Andy Walz, Greg Watkins, Alan Prothe, and Kurt Sullivan. S arson .