Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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MOMENTARILY FINDING himself in trouble. Bud Hoffpauir tries to escape an opponent. Wasson RECORD Opponent 42 .A,,,, 7 7,7., 7Cherry Creek oooo ,,,s,,, 1 0 1877777 7 7 oroooeoo Aurora eeeeeee.e 7 777777727 167. .oo.ooo oo,...oo F Ort Collins ooooe ooooooo 3 1 1977 .roo 77 ooeooo 77Trinidz1d 7 rr... 777777723 77 .eoee Centennial 777777724 16 ,,77, 77 7 7777 777East 7 7 7777777777 777777730 2377 7. 77 7777777 South Denver 7 7716 571 77 7 77777 Fruitzl 77777777 7 777777742 6 77777777 777777 7 Montrose 777777 77777736 l 77777 77Centrz11 7777777 7777 7 7730 217 7 7 77 South 7 7777 7 777777720 317 77777777 Palmer 777777 7777 7 77777 7 7777713 7th 777777 7 77777 Loveland Tourney 777777 7 3rd 7 7777 77777777 Q uudrangular 7777777 7 lst 7777 7777.777 S oph Tourney 7 77 Gra lers Send Three YOGI GRANDCOURT. WINNER of the 165 class at the District Meet, grits his tccth as he maneuvers for a inninf' osition. D

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FRONT ROW: Coach Whitworth, Glenn Richter, Jim Berrhrong, Rick Spencer, ROW: Phillip Morris, Manager. Barry Heath. Tom Johnson. Bill Mitchell. Glen Don Morrison. Bill McClellan. Tom Braun, Craig Keifer, Robbie Morin, BACK Mitchell, Sieve Downey. Jack Leeman. Bruce Monhkc. Keith Crouch. Dave Miller. l96ll Puclcsters Skate to Third Place in City League Despite the fact that the season record for the icers shows a losing season, many of the games played were close and were lost only in the closing seconds. This year, one of the more successful seasons, the team record at the close of the regular season stood at three wins as com- pared to nine losses. ln the post-season playoffs for the city title, Wasson faced Palmer in the first game. The final score of this first match was four to one in favor of the CO-CAPTAIN BILL MITCHELL, leading the T-Birds to a 3-1 victory over Cheyenne Mountain, slaps the puck past the Indians' goalie. Terrors. Against Fountain Valley in the second game, Wasson again ended up on the losing end. this time with a final score of four to three in the Dane's favor. When the final results were tallied at the end of the season, it was co-captain Jim Berthrong and Dave Miller, each with seven points, who led the T-Birds in scoring. Co-captain Jim Berthrong had a berth on the starting team when the All-City teams were announced. 1964 RECORD Wasson Opponent l ....... ., Palmer .. .... .........,..... . .ll 3 ..,.... ..,.. C heyenne Mountain I 7 5 .....,. .. . Fountain Valley .... 2 2 .,...., .,... P almer .... ............ . 6 3 ....., ...... C heyenne Mountain ...... ,, l l ...,... . ..... Palmer .. . . ..... 6 2 ...... ..,... F ountain Valley .....,.... . 6 O ...... ...... C heyenne Mountain C 3 3 ....., ..... . Fountain Valley .....,... l 3 ...... ...... C heyenne Mountain . .,.. . 6 3 ....... ...... P almer ....... I ....... . ..... .,.. , 4 0. ..... ...... F ountain Valley .... ..,.. 5

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FRONT ROW: Coach Hartman, Mack Dyer, Jim Stegner, Coach Kalber. ROW TWO: Terry Remy. Steve Campbell, Jim Ranals, Clif Catron, Tom Hurley, Den- nis Osbourn, Chip Summers. Vaughn Langman, Keith Campbell, Yogi Grandcourt, Dave Bernard. Bud Hoffpauir. ROW THREE: Ladd Blair. Art Littlejohn. Wayne Tafoya, Tom Gwin, Bert Portillos. Paul Briggs, Mike Hendricks. Terry Skodack, Representatives to State Although this year's wrestling season wasn't spectacu- lar, the Wasson grapplers. under Coaches Hartman and Kalber, did win five of their seventeen meets. Next year's team, however. will have eleven returning lettermen who will help to make the T-Bird matmen strong contenders for the '65 Conference championship. Wasson's best showing came at Conference. At this meet, which is a qualifying meet to decide which wrestlers go to State and at which no team points are kept, eight places were taken. Yogi Grandcourt took first in the 165 pound division, Clif Catron took first in the 120, and Chip Summers took second in the 138. Other wrestlers taking places were: Jim Ranals with a third in the 112 pound division, Tim Ives with a fourth in the 133, Ricky Clark with a third in the 145. Dave Bernard with a fourth in the 154, and Bud Hoffpauir with a fourth in the 180. Three Wasson grapplers, Yogi Grandcourt. Clif Catron, and Chip Summers, placed high enough to go to State. They were defeated, however, before reaching semi-final competition. Larry Friedrichs, Rich Roswurm. Bob Spears. Greg McDonald. ROW' FOUR: John Norton. Tim Jones, Charles Manucls. Craig Howard, Bob Taylor, Skeeter Os- bourn, Dennis Sydow, Curtiss Kraushaar. BACK ROW: Etl Abeyta, Bob Cham- bers, Ricky Clark, Joe Rceser. Jack Jenkins, Tom Smith, Bob Fittje. Rusty Daniels. WASSON GRAPPLER T0m Hurley struggles to overcome his opponent