Rocky Mountain High School - Lobos Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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' nbeaten Lobos prepare for tonight's bird hunt Smart Smrrb 'The Rocky Mountain Lobos will e a 3-0 Northern Conference ord into tonrght's Homecoming e against the Skyltne Falcons he Falcons are currently ranked ber one atop the BA poll 'Skyline ls a run-oriented team :h a lot of experienced people Ek from last year, sald Lobo coach t O'Donnell Two key figures in the Lobo ensive attack will be junior lback Tom Newman and junior zrterback Andy Snyder, Tom has rushed for over 100 'ds in two of the last three games Coach 0'Donnell said, Tom has 1 three good games, but he stlll s some things to learn. The running of Newman brings :k fond memories of former cky Mountain fullback, Scott trd, 'It's hard to compare Tom and itt because it's so early in the son, commented Coach nnell. Scott Ward signed on with CSU er last year's season with the alrl Swlmme t Kari Gaflego: We have strength, depth and we nt it! said Cheryl Prosser. The IHS girls swim team has high and goals for the 1982 season. hus far, the girls have had a ndous season, boasting a 3-0 rd. l have defeated Poudre, line, and Thompson Valley. In the opening meet against re. five swimmers qualified for :e competition. Georgian: Boyd l a state qualifying time of .0l0 in the 500-yard freestyle 400 freestyle relay team of Ann , Laura Heermann, Cheryl ser and Boyd also qualified. n Thursday, September 9, the s defeated Skyline. Again, there outstanding performances Boyd. Heerman and Reinelle aca. The relay reams were also orious. he Lobos then defeated mpson Valley 85-45 on rsday, September 16. The 200- medley relay team of rmann, Reinelle Apodaca, .ryl Prosser and Georgiana Boyd wed much potential as a mising state qualifying team rmann had victories in the 100 tyle and 100 backstroke aca took first in the 100-yard aststroke. There were three lsecutive wins tn the 100-yard l Lobos ln which he was the state leading rusher and scorer Ward recently underwent shoulder surgery to correct a separation suffered .tt ptattttt He alll not pls,- for the rest of the year ln last Friday s game against Fort Collins, Andy Snyder completed Hof 12 passes for 95 yards and threw for one touchdown to tight-end Steve wasnt-t The offensive line, whtch some thought would be lacking experience due to graduattons last year, has come on strong to give excellent pass protection and open gaping holes for the backs Various activities were planned for Homecoming week There is a fine line between what will help the team and what ts atsttttttttgfcoath 0'Donnell said The added activities are lun but we have to keep our attention focused on the game Friday, The Lobos have seven remaining games, three of which are home games S D 0 I Sieve Wagner scorn the wlnnlng touchdown on an Andy Snyder pau ln Frlday'a 13-7wln over ' Fort Colllna Lambltlna. !Phalo by Brlln Llwaonl. ,, , Girls gymnastics tumblingf rs use talent for successes V-1.-ff -s :Zig-.-agaa.-,iw-. . .. ' ah' ,.,:w 1 t Y .s. ' we tff ' 'Q , . Qtwyihr' ' ew, g ' -tr, ' tar 1 if ' L. . ' 7 ' -'N 1'-imrtlf? t 'K 'Sin Rolnolh Apodaera time ol 2:35, a personal boat. was good lor second place ln the 200-yard Indlvldual Medley. Rocky run! on to slnlt Poudre ln their flnt meet of the season. butterfly. Those wins came from Apodaca, McLeod and Erica Sltarbek. There is much talent coming from the sophomore swimmers this year Heetmann, McLeod, Skarbek and diver Kristy Friend are standouts Friend rs expected to end her season within the top six divers tn conference The Lobos are looking for tough competition from Greeley West. Greeley Central, Fort Collins and Loveland Last year Loveland won the Conference meet while Greeley West won the dual meet competition The Colorado Invitational meet will be held this weekend at Moby Gym Some ofthe best competitors in the state are expected to compete Swimmers must qualify individually to compete ln the meer, and Rocky Mountain wtll be represented by at least five swimmers The conference team competition prellmlnarles and finals will be held at Thompson Valley on October S0 The Lobos are looking forward to being among the top competitors in the meet This is the best team l've ever had They'te lust great ' said Coach Don Donohoe We're a good team, sald Shelly Perry, and l think we have 2 good chance of winning the conference by Serif Alexander Despite losing all of their meets this year, the RMHS girls gymnastics team looks good. according to Mrsjean Maughan. assistant coach We only have three girls returning from last year and ll new girls, but we're expecting good things from them Paulette Andrade, one of the returning team members is one of the team's assets. She has placed second all-around in the last two meets and first in her floor exercises The end of the season will be a good time for the newcomers, said Paulette Another returning girl and one of the team's strengths is Debbie Block ln the last meets. she has plated first and second on beam, fourth all-around and fourth on floor Buffy Garwood, the other returning member, placed fourth K on the floor exercises in the last meet l feel pretty good about the way things are going, but l'd like to improve, she said Valerie Stroh, one ofthe new team members, has a lot of potential She placed sixth alla around tn their meet against Skyline The meets have gone okay. but because of all the new girls. the team doesn'f have as much depth, Valerie Stroh said Another new girl, jennifer Thoelke, placed sixth on the beam in the meets against Nlwot and Greeley West. The rest of this year's team is made up of Carol Goodman. Michelle Klammer, Leslie 11 Fontaine, Lisa Mills. jennifer Musroffa. Sherri Shackleford. Tammy Steeley, Dellnne Swift and Betsy Wilson. The team ls head-coached by Cindy Howard. Mrs Maughan ts the assistant :oath and Wendy Y Miller is the student coach J Soccer making by Stun Smith Next year Rocky Mountain will. th all ptttbtlstltty, have varsity sport lthlnlt enough interest has been another tht,-rt. tttthespttttttftttttt ththalttt tt a varsity sportj said ltt tard Osborne. coordinator for the area soccer teams Right now the soccer team ls lust a club But Mr Osbornesatd tftat the school board ls committed ru making soccer a varsity sport The administration has been very helpful and cooperative, said Mr Osborne After two games, the Lobo soccer team ls undefeated. Their victories came over Berthoud and Poudre The Berthoud game was a 6t0 an appearance blowout lsttt the Poudre game was much closer, 5-al . Against Poudre, Rocky Mountain scored three fast goals whtth were quickly returned by Poudre ln the first half The second half looked like .t repeat nf the first with Rocky tttttthg tatly- and then Ptttttltt responding with one before the Rocky Mountain defense got srlngy and wttttlatft allow any thltttt goals Goals werf- scored by Richard Thotton. Mike Condon. Tom Mitchell,-lody Swearingen and Sam Mitchell Next week Rocky will take on Greeley Central at Greeley The week after is the Fort Collins game at Buckingham Field A 'ffl . ,allgt Z, Qi , ftttowotatvmst .:,::.a:ff::.:: ::zz::..z:fl':,w.:,:L 301411-9111 301 226-M04 t ....... ...- ---------------- . l Kialllllos Iilotlltlllo Ella-ag l l l I ml ll pw nl U1 l 4 lm urns-an ms ln laly g I tntellslill-all the lit : - .crnrltwoou Pulzll ' d W1 ll lll. I llltlllflll E 1'-'Calf all ooo f , .mill hrytyh'rH rlrrvlrrmw .lg 5361 'y-Z raqtualdag 'nity

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Reponets ...... s .......... Becky Conant 982 ltliflalw. September ll 1 H ly Z1 it -Q Z In search Light entltusiasm Rotky s ,itltletes ltaxv: worked. practiced ,ind played tor ton long years .ind what do they gut' light ctttltusiasm Tlt.xt's right no spirit and no support Nu matter how often this subpart is discussed and written about in high school, feelings of sthool unity are seltlnm .trttust-tl. We Jgrcc that tt is time to take .tetton lt is time for students to get out and support their teams True. our major sports such as football and basketball draw large crowds and these are the games that the maturity of the students will attend, But, what about swim meets or gytttnasttc meets! The fans that show up for Of... MOTE thc-se events .ire minimal in nuttthv.-t .ts well as interest ln tmlnys do-your-ovstt' thing' society. people find it easy to use the uxtusc 'tltatk not my thing This often seems the case at Rocky ln order In achieve School tintty,.1ll students should attend more games. meets and matches Students who regularly attend ments should reach out and bring more friends as well as encourage parents and community to tome along There could also be more visible signs of involvement Ribbons, buttons, pompons, hats and sweaters add color and show school spirit Clubs and student organizations at Rocky could capitalize on this idea and start S p i rit selling tltt-we items lor profit Also, .tt RMHS sporting etc-nts. tltu tlwv.-rle.itlers tould lead more chccts f.tmili,ir to the fans This way more nl the crowd could p.trttcip.tte. building more school spirit Along these same lines. students should attend each pep assembly The cheerleaders .ind student council members put .1 lot of work into organizing out pep assemblies And, often times the assemblies are creative and fun. lt is too had that in the past many students have left school grounds or have used the time during assemblies to talk with friends or even study Teachers can make sure students ure in the assemblies by clearing their classrooms. the library and the student center. and closing campus This may seem too extreme, But, ts it really? Some students graduate EIlll0I'iillS What we think... Highlighter explains guidelines ln .iccordante with the best journalistic standards, the Rocky Mrmuluin Highlighter follows certain legal guidelines. Each issue of the publication will be written and edited by students, and free, from censorship by the school board, administration, faculty or other students. This freedom of expression is protected by the First Amendement to the United States Constitution. While this newspaper is a means for RMHS students to report news, examine and comment on issues and exchange ideas concerning the LBIIBPS What you think... Let us hear from you This space is reserved for you, letters to the Editor are welcome, They should be limited to S00 words and must be signed Names may lx- withheld if requested. The editor must agree, however. that the reasons fur withholding .t name are legitimate and compelling. letters to the lidttor should be dropped in the box outside the prnductiun room, Eel-10 The Open Forum' will feature guest editorials and letters longer than B00 words from anyone in the RMHS community-students. teachers, administrators, classified personnel. and parents, Please contact any member of the staff or Mr Gray if you would like to write in the Open Forum. The Hrulllryulut r reserves the right to edit everything it publishes llllllllll llllllllllilll lllllllllllllll' A Rocky Mountain lligh School Student Publication Editor ...................... ........... R on Clark Associate Editor .......... Steve Womer Business Manager ............ Col Nickel News Editor .......... Becky Alexander Sports Editor... ............. .....Stuart Smith from Rocky never experienc- ing .t pep assembly or even a football game. And, 1l1.r. f what is too bad. school, community, nation or world, it may not, legally or ethically, publish and distribute material which is obscene. libelous, or which would cause a material disruption of school activities. The Highlighter staff will strive for truth, out ultimate goal. News stories will remain objective, accurate and complete. Editorials, although expressions of tpinions, will be presented logically by well informed persons and will represent the opinions of the majority of the staff members. Columnists are solely responsible for the views expressed in their columns. lndividuals both on and off the Highlighter staff have the opportunity to write a guest editorial for each issue, called the Open Forum. This column is open to any member of the Rocky Mountain High School communityi including students, faculty members, administration or parents. Anyone interested in writing in the Open Forum should Contact Mr Gray. lndividuals may also participate in the Highlighter through signed letters to the editor. The name of the writer may be withheld upon request Letters should be limited to 500 wutds and should be placed in the Letters to the Editor box by the production room. The Highlighter reserves the right to edit letters. f N SH. . 5252559 .aw , N if 1 'U f-if x ns X , t 1 A Ex Mr. Trudeau, Iet's get serious! ln Att-rv U ann-v What' Cartoontst Garry Trudeau is taking a 20-mttntlt leave of absence' What? His Pulitzer-Prize-winning cnmic strip Doonesbury is going with htm' This is ridiculous' Some time ago Dooncsbury creator Garry Trudeau announced that he was going to take a leave ol absence and cease production of his .omit strip beginning jan 1,1983 The S-4-year-old Trudeau claimed he needed a breather and that a lc-w problems needed tn be ironed outn with his strip He said his cltaracters had been trapped in a time warp for 15 years .ind are finding themselves carrying the colors and scars of two tsepa ra te genera tions During his hiatus, Trudeau is going to reevaluate and graduate his characters into the larger world of grown-up concerns Trudeau also .announced that this ls not a midltfe crisis and that he simply was claiming a medical leave,since the industry lrowns on vacations Well, Mr Trudeau this is utterly ridiculous! Twenty months is .t long, long time for a medical leave. Twenty months seems like an awfully long time to do something that seems as simple as reevaluating and developing cartoon characters Twenty months one year and eight months. nearly 85 wr.-eks..,595 days! That is nearly 600 days without reading Hljoonseburyf' For 600 days l will have to sit down at night, open up my newspaper to the comics section and miss reading my favorite cartoon, Mt. Trudeau, that is entirely too much time and too much toask of your fans, Couldn't these tasks be accomplished in one or two months? Cume on. huw difficult can it be to think of and draw one cartoon a day? The people of America love Doonesbury. l love Doonesbury l love the day-to-day antics of Michael Doonesbury, Zonkenjoanie, Sal Puttid and the rest ofthe gang l love your wit and humor. l love your satire and sarcasm. l love your stand on issues and your different points of view. Simply, l love Doon:-sbury. Mr, Trudeau, 1von't you please reconsider? ff! 7 N-l f- ,-. ol gl L X I Thank you all for all that you did Kari Gallegos Jennifer Stonsfield Photogropher.-.-.s .... Tnocee Loehn Adviser ..... .....................-...GIenn Gray The Rocky Mountain Highlighter is owned ond published once o month by the ne-wspoper stuff of RockyMounroin High Sdwool, 13413 W. Swallow Road, Fon Collins. CO 60526, Phone: 226-5626 CLODOD, The staff of the Hfgbliglztvr would like to thank the following people for their contributions and support Mr. Bob Bumett of the Rrrrby lllouularrr Nrtur for the newspaper machine located rust uutside the door to the Higbltxublcr news room, Aside from giving us a place .ind .t chance todtsplay our paper. we hope that it will alsngive you .t more convenient place to drop letters or suggestions to the editor Mr. john Fialko of the Industrial Arts Department for the repair work that he did nn the Letters to the Editor box. ' Mr. Rick Takahashi of the Art Department for putting the finishing touches on the Letters to the Editor box Mr.Art Gallegos ul 05:5 Sanitation for the office space tn which we work together on late sports stories, Mr. Norman Gray of the Manville Corporation forl his help in obtaining new staff notebooks fur the' members of the Higlzlrplm-r staff. Mr. Bob Tales of the Kodak Corporation for his support .ind help in the darkroom Mr. Terry Knspruk uf the Art Department for his help, photographic expertise, and care of the darkrooml Katie Ames uf f.XypyCo for her interest in the Hrxublrghlr-r. The extra effort she puts into her typesetttng, her talents in the graphic arts.and the after- hours help she contributes to production have made her an invaluable part of our paper And finally. to the Administration of Rocky Mmmuin High srlrwt for their mnranut-d support uf! the Hrlulrltplm-r .ind their willingness to grant interviews. l i

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