Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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he releases the pitch, Skyline inHeIders give Gary Kloster an extra boost of encouragement. Todd Eads backs up Gary Kloster as Names And Numbers TOP Row: Coach Bill Stephens, Coach Dick Zuege, Mike Foster, Steve Kruise, Gary Kloster, Kevin Brouilette, Martin Togher, Coach Marty Heaton. Bottom V 'ty B bi ll 31' S1 HSC 3 wmmmzmk- l i sur nm-y ummm -so Ft. Collin! 8-4 Littleton 6-J L 0IIf BH! 4-I, 8-2 MW! 31 szerimg nm su, s.: Greeley Welt DJ-L 5-.1 7-6 LOY8llIld 9-B Ft. MIB K 6-0 Thompson Veiiey 5-0 amreyl em. ni-A so-o, 5-7 District: Greeley West 4-0 ' Tlmplan Valley Z0-3 Niki!! Z5 Conference Champion: Win: - Lone: I8-I Row: Scott Scheppets, Kevin Graham, H Brett Schuetz, James Kahler, Todd Eads, HNOUTIQIIS' C01-UC-5. 33317 f0f 590. Matt Blando, Brent Loomis, Team Commented 003517 B111 531359115 manager Beth Reinke. Baseball 59

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Varsity Looks Toward State fi Skyline High School Varsity Baseball coach Bill Stephens said, All along I knew this yearls Falcon baseball team would have a lot of experience and could win a conference or state title if they worked hard. The players have to realize how hard they've worked to become a contender and that it will take that much or more work to win a title nothing comes easily or for free The Falcons were led by seniors Gary Kloster Matt Blando Steve Kruise Mike Foster james Kahler Todd Eads and Brett Schuetz The Falcons started the season with four straight non conference wins over Westrnin ster Rocky Mountain Ft Col lins and Littleton all 4A powers 58 Baseball The team proceeded into conference play with a double- header against crosstown rival Longmont and a single game against League champs, Niwot. This year's team had the capabilities of going out and winning a state title. We have excellent senior leadership, probably the best group of seniors to go through Skyline With hard work and determina tion each of our goals can be achieved stated senior Gary Kloster With the aid of Coaches Dick Zuege and Mark Stevens Head Coach B111 Stephens felt that their experience would help the pitching staff remain strong and healthy throughout the season ,,,-vf nf' Y QEKQRXQWE li Ml ,Mkt ir, is ?tgSs xY g s S ggi rigs iewfi t as 133 eirmiiswwwsf Q figs John Gordon heads for some more batting practice Senior Gary Kloster warms up before the Rocky Mountain game

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Swinging Singles Coach Leonard Martinez stated that he enjoyed coaching girls' tennis mainly because in the sport one can always make progress. This large group of girls were composed of 23 sophomores, 13 juniors, and 8 seniors, 12 of whom played on varsity. The coach and players all agreed that to make a successful team, one must enjoy the sport and have self-confidence in each player. During practices the girls had to do drills, exercises, and practice games by competing with one another. The tennis team was very strong this year. All my seniors and varsity were competitive and the underclassmen progressed a great deal, said Coach Martinez Coach Leonard Martinez gives Kelly Hafey a few helpful hints on her serve. 'riff f frlrfl' ,ff f f'!f?f,2 V! in K X ,f!,f!f!,I 1 If ffl X f' f f I V f A ,V - Names And Numbers jj J jGir1S' Tennis j iii i Y- r-u'Ni,eund- Y Y - Y- Y GUN! WW ' ' , ,V ummm Valley f Dflfflff nf-ua-e , sh? V , Sul! ' 1 .lfypefSOH8Ig'0HI asa Coach is to see Varsity, row One: Kelly Haley, Kim Kathy Warsmg jennifer Mraz Becky xl gl my HWQQUBJFWQRC iiliimfllf .SRQYG tq see, self: Austin, Debbie Vollmer, Coach Leonard Mmch Amy Sauer third row Teresa ' ' progress, and to zknpmve on the ethics of Martinez, second row: justeen Rowton Smith Debbie Noakes tennis, said Coach Martinez. 60 Girls ' Tennis