Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Cross Country Sets Pace Bill Brown shows his long distance ability in a meet. This season the ten member cross-country team under the direc- tion of Coach Eric Christiansen did better in overall team scoring this year than last year. The team's success of the season was not reflected in the conference stand- ings, but in each individual's effort that was put into each and every meet. Coach Christiansen was quoted saying, In our team, success is not necessarily measured by individual performances . The courses that the team members endured ranged from running over hills to jumping over hay bails. The courses range from easy to hard. From meet to meet a little more endurence was required, stated Bob Seybert. The boys team finished nineth in Conference, the girls didn't score because they didn't have enough for a team. Chris Mahoney was con- sidered sixth place in Conference, which means she was overall confer- ence. Nicole Haddad runs against Arvada West. Names and Num bers C I-nnimont Invitational Niwot High Hui: Rocky Mounhm Inviudenal ummm Imritntional 'Panda Invitational Lovoknd Invitational Boulder Invitational Gnuiear Invitntim-nl Conference and Districts Shin an League Top row' Bob Seybert, ll-llrtin Griswold, Troy Coach Christiansen, Nicole Haddad. Bottom row: In nur gun' guage.. 5, not necuumy maimed by ' Hervey. Mike Tart. Middle row: Chris Mahoney, Brian Hogan, Rick Logue, Doug Grande, individual performmmn v i C 1.l.ll iliiiil l rllrltlir if Cross Country 47

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Golf Sends 0ne To State Unlike the other many sports offered at Skyline, Golf team is a challenge differently to the mind and body. Being so, it is remarkable that for the second year in a row, Paul Hall remained the leading member of the Falcon Golf team. To qualify for state a golfer must have the lowest stroke average of the entire team. After qualifing for state his junior and once again his senior year he placed twenty-seventh out of 135 golfers in the state tournament, with a score of 162. Golf Conference matches included up to nine schools participating. Out of these teams, the Falcons placed eighth. Other meets called invita- tionals were held consisting of up to twenty-eight schools. The invitation- als the Falcons played in amounted to three this year. Mr. Zulauf the teams head coach commented after recovering from a car mishap. After my injury in the car accident, I was just glad to be back on the course with my team. Paul Hall swings to start the hole. Names and Num bers 'Greeley Loveland 'Loveland 'Staffing Longman Greeley v Dirt at Longman Ft Callus: Inv Dist. at .Longmont Foothills Denver 'Conference mach Golf ...al Goi!ers never die, they Just chan little white balls , .M -.,- , .Q , V A V ,U ,j, tw, N -N ,, , , t V Alexander. Middle row: Aaron Christiansen, Mike Mike Ermy ABSENT J D Avery Tim Pilke Robinson, Brian Stafford, Shawn Simmons. Top row, 46 Golf

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Coach Mickey DeRock and Falcon grapplers ponder over the out come of the match. 138 pounder Doug Grove receives directions from Coach DeRock and jim Hanson between periods. WWVQYN my was--...,, 'fi ax. Names And Numbers Niwut Dough: County Steriim Stronghold Greeley Longmont 'Fort Morgan I Greeley Centra! Fort Collin: YTIOIIIPIOII Vetley Thornton Inn Westminster Loveland Greeley West I Wins Losses: i I Wrestling 3626 Tournnnzent 8-4? Tournament 6-57 0-55 35-26 Tournament L56 Tournament 34.31 23-37 16-35 3-5 , 5 4 I With the biggest Win over Niwot Coach Mickey DeRock had high hopes for a successful season with a for of young wrestlers. Row 1, L-R: Coach DeRock. johnny Silva, Larry Meadows, Brian Strand, Chris Medina, JJ. Eaton, Brent Loomis, Doug Grove Coach Hanson. Row 2: jay Shockley, Luke Smith, Brian Petty, Kent Shafer, Pete White, Bobby Allison, joey Eads, Ignacio Gonzalez, Leonard Casias, Mike Zamore, Row 3: Brian Smellage, Bernie Mendoza, Sandy Blackburn, Kurt Dahlgren, Larry Gartrell, Rick Lee, Freddie Mendez, jeff Stewart, Scott Hayden, Jason Bealmear, Paul Mars 48 Wrestling