Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Fi7'Sf ROW! S' Lefmani C- Wooley, C-,C0X, C- JHC0bSOI'1, Dirks, D. Rice, J. Rosenkrantz, D. Welborn, J. Barr. G. Aubrey, H. Grimes, D. Adler, E. Lincoln, G. Jardine. Third Row: M, Jennings, D, Mackay, A, Hiester, Coach Second Row: G- McEwen, C. Saltsman, P- Theodore, M. Martin. Not Shown: J. Warde, R. Hilliard, B. Dorn. Junior Hi h WB ootball Although the season Was not one of great victory and high scores, the experience and profit gained was Well Worth the effort. Many feel that a season is Won or lost in a game with the rival team. If this be the judgment of a team, our Junior High team was a victor. In their next to last game, the Jr. High B trampled Graland Country Day by a score of 20-6. This team will profit from experience and, We hope, flourish to great heights next year. CA OPPONENT 0 Castle Rock 12 O Flood Jr. High 13 0 Denver Country Day 0 6 Fort Logan 7 7 Denver Country Day 12 20 Graland 6 0 Graland 14 mmnmmgrgmusnunmmr pn n 4z

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First Row: C. McKinley, A. Lee, W. Kistler, J. Malo, T. Chandler, M. Dalgish. Third Row: R. Welborn, T S. Olson, B. McMullen, J. Fightlin, J. Sprauer. Second Minckler, N. Shields, D. Rain, R. Welton, L. Cohen Row: L. Pirkey, W. Krone, J. Lewis, L. Tyler, D. Aitken, Coach Vosburgh. Junior High W Football The Junior High A football squad put together an unprecedented 7-0-1 record in interschool competition last fall. This team, composed mostly of ninth grade students, with a few eighth-graders, is to be applauded for an excellent job. To top off their winning season, the ninth-graders won the Front Range League trophy, against the stiff competition of Fountain Valley, Graland, and Denver Country Day. In addition to being spectacularly successful as a unit, the team had its outstanding players. To be especially congratulated are Malcolm Dalglish, Scott Olson, and Wayne Krone. With such fine talent in the ranks of the Junior Mustangs, future Varsity squads should be eminently successful, as the boys continue to grow in both size and skill. CA OPPONENT 6 Castle Rock 6 33 Flood Jr. High 0 18 Denver Country Day 6 18 Graland 0 46 Fort Logan O 12 Denver Country Day 0 Fountain Valley 13 7 24 44 Graland

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Boasting a fine 8-5-1 record this season, the Varsity A soccer team scored a total of 66 goals While yielding only 23 to their opponents. In nearly all the games won, the Varsity built up a large margin of goals beating some opponents as much as 11-1. In the games lost, the score was always very close, such as in the hard-fought Air Force Academy game, which ended in a score of 1-0. Three-year letterman Jim Hop- kins was elected the team's captain for the second time, and he also re- ceived the Most Valuable Player Award for his excellent job in both offensive and defensive play. Tom Butler was awarded the title of Most Improved Player. This season Peter Stonington, Orachoon Yomchinda, Phil Levy, Bruce Cranmer, and David Newman stood out for their exceptional abil- ity in offensive play. On defense, Mike Brauer proved to be the team's greatest asset. Coach Dylan Evans had his second successful year as soccer coach, and his hopes are very high for another good season next year. arsity Soccer Standing: Coach Dylan F. Evans, J. Inglis, G. Shepard, G. McGill, R. LaRock J Kerr, W. Osborn, B. Hall, P. Mandel fmanagerj. Sitting: B. Cranmer, D. Wilhelm J. Hopkins, M. Brauer, P. Stonington, O. Yomchinda, Kneeling: T. Butler, B. Bistline D. Newman, F. Smith.