Skyline High School - Wingspread Yearbook (Longmont, CO)

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Coaches Right Hand 4, Who would have guessed did all the chores to help out the coaches and the team by devot- ing their afternoons? Then you guessed it! These students are the team managers whose duties are undoubtedly appreciated by the coaches. The Duties of a manager depended on the sport, but basic jobs that needed to be done by every athletic manager was checking in and out of equipment or uniforms, reminding the coach of certain little things and just being the coaches second right hand as coach DeRock said. Without the help from these valuable members of the team, a coaching position would become alot more difficult and virtually unorganizedf' stated Coach DeRock. Team Managers: Row One: Pia Bostrom, Tom Magnussen, Steve McDaniel, Doug Maxwell, Doug Nehls, Kent Schaffer, Bill Harris, Denise Hammond, Amy Smith, Row Two: Brent Loomis, Peggy Hammill, Jamey Kokora, Teri Paul, Dave Dalpra, Brent Bald- , ,M ,,,M,,,,M,,M ,,,r ,, win' Jay schockley 24 . Q W, ,, Junior Varsity: ROW One: Assistant Tammy Wanaka, Shannon Flynn, Coach Granger, Margarita Melendgz, ROW coach jan Mathieson, Kim Pals, Dianne Leonard Martinez, Row Two: Kerri Three: Beverly Bgsey, Laura Ggdeffe, Horst, Teri Abeyta, Amy jennett, Patty Evans, julie Gatenbien, Wendy Seymore, Kari Johnson Gruber, Christy Scheer, April Sacha, Terri Cooper, Joyce Minugh, Tracey Team Managers 61

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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

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Jerry Cross, Matt Martinez, Doug Maudlin, Vince Ealey, and Sean Mcln- tosh relax before their match. Sean Mclntosh is encumbered with his necessary equipment for a tennis match. W 1 1 eww v 17 1 Names and umbers Boys Tenms Lovefand Westminster Nhat Greeley West Sterling Thompson Valley Uzarnton Greeley Central Cherry Creek Tournament Rockey Mountain Longmont Conference Disuicta Wlllfl-018 10-0 4th 5-2 5-2 .lat 2nd This is the moat dedrbated mm rw ever coached. They set a goal -- Conference Champs - and met then? goal. Coach Payne. Back row: Doug Maudlin, Matt Martinez, Sean McIntosh, jerry Cross, Scott Evans, Coach Steve Payne: Middle Raw: Dave Dalpra, fmgnj, john Grulke, Steve Rademachcr, Kevin Rademacher, Ty Lindberg, Mike Hight, Greg Barnard, Richard Skole, Doug Maxwell Imgnjg Front row: Steve Ide, Glenn Smith, Paul Babich, Steve Ward, Brian Woodward, Hnrvinder Singh, Vince Ealey. 62 Sports