Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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Scoreboard BOYS ' SKI TEAM CHS Opponent 87 Manogue 62 72 Reno 84 90 Sparks 62 90 McQueen 61 79 Wooster 73 83 Reed 68 63 Douglas 86 90 Hug 46 GIRLS ' SKI TEAM CHS Opponent 80 Manogue 75 65 Reno 86 86 Sparks 69 85 McQueen 70 83 Wooster 71 83 Reed 68 92 Douglas 82 89 TOP TEN H. ' Peter Fischer K Jill Erickson Chris Freeman Tracey Grose John Hess i HPV Becky Rhea Terry Trease Malin Ekwall Bret Borshell Julie Rooker Lonny Dill Kristy Grisemer Jose Arraiz r Liz Willis Heimer Helgason Katie MacKenzie Bill Barreire tephanie Owen Garin Aglietti Kim Brown I In a race against Reed )ulie Rooker places 6th in the giant slalom. Sfi nu u Terry Trease shows great speed and agility as he comes around the third gate. During a race against Reed, Peter Fischer ' s teammates look on as he comes out of the starting gate to take a first place for his team.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row: Carlos Mendeguia, John Eck, Dave Good, Scot Hudson, Rick Stalcup, Ray Osier. Back Row: Donovan Osborne, Ty roghan. Mall Allison, Brel Bellard, VVyall Brigham, )ason King, R C McNutt. Coach Padgett gives the team a little strategy before they go into the fourth quarter leading Hug 45-32. Boys ' Varsity Basketball l !lW '

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R ockin ' it On sometimes snowless slopes Snow skiing, as the word says, was supposed to be done on snow. With the ski conditions this year, there was serious con- sideration as to whether holding meets indoors on the ski machine at Aspen Sports in Reno would be a good idea. At the outset of the ski season, the ski team found themselves in a bad situation. There was no snow. Senior Julie Rooker said, The snow, or lack of it, caused a lot of pro- blems, but we were able to work our way through it and have a good season. Despite the rough start, both the boys and the girls had ex- cellent seasons. The boys ended the season with a 6-2 record, losing one to Reno and one to Douglas. The boys were led by Seniors Peter Fischer, John Hess, and Chris Freeman and Juniors Jose Arraiz and Heimer Helgason. The girls also had a great season ending up with a 7-1 record, losing only one match to Reno. The top skiers for the girls were Seniors Kristy Grisemer, Julie Rooker, Junior Tracey Grose, and Sophomore Jill Erikson. Junior Liz Willis said, As soon as we started going up ski- ing, it was pretty cool, literally cool! And we really skied well. Two skiers for the ski team were seated number one going into zone. Peter Fischer and Kristy Grisemer who had ex- cellent records during the regular season were the top seated skiers in Northern Nevada. Senior Peter Fischer said, The ski season was great. I think I can attribute some of my success this year to getting my priorities straight. I really took my skiing seriously. byjay Hanses SKI TEAM: Front Row: Larry Groso, Becky Rhea, )ili Erickson, julene Board- man, Malin Ekwall, Kai Funke, Trena Keating, Terry Trease, lulie Rooker Anne Ducoulombie, Mike Faker, Brad Marker Sean Roach, Coach lack Reinhardt. Second Row: Heimir Helgason, Gary Isaman, Todd Ulanz- man, Lisa Pieretti, Lisa Snyder, Tracey Grose Peter Fischer, Bret Borshell, Marc Lepire, Taat-Sing Hui, Katie MacKenzie, Kim Brown, Oiris Courtwright, |ohn Freyman. Third Row: Christy Davis, Bill Barreire Scott Nowlin, April Smith, Cheryl Dull, Sundae Cloe, Clint Crookshanks, )ose Arraiz, )im Breeden, Andy Steyn, Dana Buoncristiani, Garin Aglietti, Cory Rogers, Casey Finnerty. Back Row: Liz Willis, Andy Goldsmith, Erin Sheehan, Camille Russell, Chris Weddell, Rich King, Dan Johnson, Scott Van Doren, Chris Welder, |ohn Hess, loey D ' Anna, left lones, lohn Kellogg, Brian Miller, Chris Freeman, Tom Mar- line, Lonny Dill, Scott Grange. Ski Team j il 4 ' ' I