Columbine High School - Rebelations Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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xperience Lyndon Kaiser, Junior, gets caught taking a short nap on the road during the marathon. 4? qi ,n y ,, This year's cross country team had a disappointing season. Led by Senior Randy Bancroft, most valuable runner, the team consisted mainly of young and inexperienced members. Despite their lack of success, the team was very dedicated and gained valuable knowledge. At the end of the season, they had a 24-hour marathon to raise money for next year's team. Olympian Frank Shorter ran with members of the team as they totaled over 200 miles. Some promising members for next year are Sophomores Mike Rotter and Dwight Newman. SEATED: Mgr. J. Kurowsky. BOTTOM ROW: M. Rotter, S. Barrett, R. Bancroft, D. Wilson, D. Newman, B. Long, B. Mattaliono. TOP ROW: J. Schumacher, C. Dudek, P. Hunter, C. Suohecker, Coach Barrons, S. Holder, I. Dix, I. Barrett, P. Morgan. Above, Lyndon Kaiser, Junior, pushes to pass his opponents during the Littleton Invitational. MEET FINISH Arvada West Inv. 27 of 30 South Division 6 of 6 Lake County Inv. 18 of 22 Littleton Inv. 19 of 21 Boulder Valley Inv. 16 of 28 Pikes Peak Inv. 21 of 23 Alameda Inv. 11 of 12 Adams City Inv. 5 of 10 Jeffco League 11 of 12

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Varsiiu leams gain valuable The Columbine golf team produced another successful season under the direction of Coach Merle Wicklund. Junior Jim Ferguson proved to be the leading player, making first team all league and third in division. Another Junior, Steve Lyons, made team two all league, along with helping the team to a winning season. The golf team worked together all season to place tenth in state, second in district five competition and third in the Jefferson County league . Coach Merle Wicklund was pleased with this year's season, and the two leading lettermen. He is hopeful for another winning season next year. 1 .ff Golf team members are Roger Pollard, Bill Sanford, Pat O'Connor, Steve Lynes, Jim Fergesen, Coach Merle Wicklund. Top Left, Jim Maccalous shows his form . Top Right, All league golfer, Jim Fergesen, was Columbine's top player. '1' 'WO'- Roger Cloud puts his style to work.

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The 1976 Varsity football team ended the year with a record of 5-5. Although their season does not sound impressive, the Rebels fought together when the going got rough. With heartbreaking losses to Alameda and Green Mountain, play-offs were eliminated for the Rebels. Backed by good coaching and support from loyal fans, the C.H.S. football team gained the valuable knowledge and unity to help for future seasons. Rebels give Top, Smiling faces show victory for Columbine. Above, Coach Pruit gives advice as Coach Asleson looks on. Above Right, Tim Welton kicks ball for extra point . Right, Offense goes to work. 'P 4 v - Jvjf. 1. ,J-3 U Za 1, V ,,,' ff' 39' . 'W an M .., ,W