Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Soph. Boys' GHS Opponent 65 Central es Hinkley res Ing 62 Arvada West 67 Overland SQHS Ssrocinem 31 64 B0.U'9'e' 27 Hinkley 32 57 Fa'rV'eW 39 Central 16 56 Arapahoe 2nd Tournament at Central 46 D.0U9'aS CO- 45 Boulder 16 53 L e'0 25 Fairview so 65 Heritage 15 Cherry Creek 39 45 S'f'0kY Hi 40 Smoky Hill 14 ig Cherry Creek 1st Tournament at Jefferson H ik'eY 34 Heritage 15 gg gngfeek 36 Littleton 16 48 Smoky Hin Douglas Co. 36 2nd Tournament at Gateway Soph. Girls Basketball JV Wrestling GHS Opponent GHS Opponent 37 Central 23 Niwot 43 58 Hinkley 2nd J.V. Tournament at Gateway 33 Overland 34 Hinkley 30 46 Boulder 52 Central 12 44 Fairview 35 Arapahoe 17 44 Arapahoe 40 Boulder 6 37 Douglas Co. 51 Fairview 18 26 Heritage 12 Cherry Creek 45 30 Littleton 25 Smoky Hill 35 27 Smoky Hill 30 Heritage 20 29 Cherry Creek 37 Littleton 6 24 Smoky Hill 39 Douglas Co. 25 33 Cherry Creek 5th J.V. Tournament at Arapahoe 23 Overland 33 Littleton JV Boys' Basketball GHS Opponent 73 Green Mountain 90 44 Skyline 45 37 Regis 43 65 Golden 63 62 Hinkley 58 53 Fairview 89 68 Boulder 61 54 Smoky Hill 63 74 Cherry Creek 49 61 Littleton 63 57 Heritage 55 45 Arapahoe 64 79 Douglas Co. 61 57 Central 61 60 Hinkley 62 57 Boulder 75 66 Fairview 72 - l JV Girls Basketball GHS Opponent 44 Alameda 29 49 Skyline 14 47 Lakewood 50 32 Niwot 25 48 Central 31 18 Hinkley 37 29 Fairview 36 33 Boulder 48 49 Smoky Hill 33 46 Cherry Creek 47 47 Littleton 41 49 Heritage 44 51 Arapahoe 59 33 Douglas Co. 52 28 Central 36 49 Boulder 41 33 Hinkley 52 20 Fairview 37 Winter Scoreboards 167

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....-ani' A S is '+int' ,...1.f-- 1 ..-.-.iunwv-gy- '51 '1g,L Judges Choose Gateway Varsity Squads '. - f jg ,-L.AQ1gmf5 f- it i iiriiuv ff ' ' ' 1 ' 'Qzizfgrg -f H -a 4 6,6, bove and beyond seem- ed to be this year's varsity squads theme . . . above all the rest in spirit and beyond all the defeats . . . Gateway Varsity cheerleaders and Pom Pons came through. They took the Judges Award in state competition for best all-around presentation of spirit and ability. This was the first award Gateway has ever won in the Colorado State Meet, and great pride was brought home with its' mark of spirit. Sr. J.J. Jordan also competed for the State Spirit Person position after being chosen as Gateway's spirit representa- tive. These squads were also busy with tight schedules, cheering almost until their skirts fell off. From tryouts to trackmeets, the cheering never stopped. But the time and agony of pulled muscles were worth it when they looked back and remembered all the smiles, laughter, and especially the top trophy of Spirit and Achievement! Pom Pons 169