Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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occer Power Is Here To Stay

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- .,x.,.?.-Ease: .34 .0 --L Q .:. W, s. 1 v' -' F1 ls' ' 1? A small handwritten sign on a bulletin board in room 51 reads as follows: The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement. This wise saying forms a picture of a room where the distance between the walls are infinite and its undefined dimensions are equally far-reaching. It suggests a strong idea that no matter where you stand on the heights of success, there are always challenging goals at greater alti- tudes to be climbed and conquered. It well describes the positive attitude that the 1972-73 Arapahoe Soccer Team took with them from the beginning to the end of the Fall season that marked the best year in Arapahoe history for soccer. Under the leadership of Coach Omar Swarzendru ber the Warriors won in eleven games, lost in one, and tied in three others. This was an even better ratio of wins, losses, and ties than their already proud record of 9-6-0 set in the previous year. This year, their only loss was to Hinkley whom they eventually shared the Centennial League Championship with at the end of the season. Bob Boss broke an individual school record for the number of goals scored by a single player by scoring a total of eighteen in all of the games com- bined. Mike Holland, one of the team's goalies, was elected Most Valuable PIayer . Jim Rippey, Greg Kempf, and Brian Roberts also did much to contribute to the team's success for this year. 21 :V-fi' . f, A- 2 , 1 1 .4 p-. r . rg l l l l l aff? 3 asv ,- , . . . f- 9 Q' .r , ' . 1 . V , 1 , M fig- . .igh-'Of uw. vi-T ' ' 1 .44 Jr. -4' - 6: ' 1 . '- '.:vi I QA-, . Ji ,vw N -fr K il'

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