Greeley Central High School - Spud Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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118 Upper left: Gary Harkless gives a mighty effort in throwing the discus and sets a new school record of 165 feet with his effort. Upper right: Junior letterman Harvey Shupe passes a West runner to take a first place finish in the 880 yard run during the Trophy Meet with West. Lower left: Greg Cogswell and Jeff Stoneking battle their way to second and third place finishes in the 100 yard dash during the meet with Fort Collins and Sterling. Lower right: Junior Steve Fischer puts the shot during the meet with West. 1974 Varsity Track Schedule Central 57 Central 54 Central 68 Central 71 Central 123 Central 66 Sterling Relays Longmont Relays Pueblo Conference Fort Collins Poudre West West Longmont West lst 4th 3rd 4th Sterling Loveland Rocky Mountain Fort Morgan University

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' ' K fi -, -M-sf' .- ' -'iff i,f1wtgl-Zliflw Opposite page: 1974 Track Team. Front row: Scott Rugh, Kevin Quam, Theo Griffin, Jerry Shupe, Harvey Shupe, Doug Stanton, Tom Keirnes, Tim Willoughby, Jerry Moran, Frank Martinez. Second row: Gary Hirsch, Jerry Lujan, Steve Fafoutis, Ed Reed, Scott Johnson, Mark Ftoggy, Greg Hickman, Tim Reed, E. J. Nusbaum, Scott Floyer, Tom Brulngton. Third row: Cindy Warner, Pat Neally, Mark Larson, Eric Carlson, Eric Crawford, Gary Wetlaufer, John McCarty, Kit Mitchell, Kurt Hillman, Jeff Stoneking, Greg Cogswell. Fourth row: Steve Moran, Steve Fischer, Mitch Floggy, Powell Prothe, Steve Johnson, Mark Walters, Dale Knupple. Mark Johnson, Doug Nelson, Coach Peterson, Coach Baca, Coach Vosler, Coach Handcock. Upper left: Tom Brulngton finishes first in the two-mile run during the Inter-city track meet. Tom set a new meet record. His time was 10:O9.5. Upper right: Eric Carlson puts the shot over fifty feet during the inter- city meet. Carlson's efforts at the state meet gave him a third place medal. Upper right: Senior Dale Knupple leaps high in an effort to win the long jump for the Wildcats. Knupple also was a strong competitor in the tri- ple jump. Upper left: Mark Larson, Central's top distance man crosses the finish line to take a first place in the dual meet with West. Central won the meet with a score of 71 to 65. Lower left: Greg Cogswell, Central's top high jumper clears the bar at 6'33A to establish a new school record in the high jump. Lower right: Mark Roggy clears the bar at 13' -6 during the meet with West. Ftoggy was one of the top pole vaulters in the league this year. 117

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Steve Reifschnider, CentraI's outstanding pitcher was named to the All-Northern League baseball team this year, and Don Tennessen and Wilford Talmadge were listed on the honorable mention squad. After a rather shaky start, the Central varsity baseball team got on the winning trail to finish with a 9-9 record. Bad weather forced postponement of most of the ear- ly season games, and most of the conference games were played the last two weeks of the season. A double header with cross-town rival West gave baseball fans a full afternoon. The Cats lost the first game 0-1 in 14 innings and the second 0-4. Mr. Dale Belgin coached the Wildcats nine this year. Reifschnider earns All-League honors Upper right: C. A. Coffin waits for the ball to tag a Loveland player at home plate. Central won the game B - 7. Lower right: Coach Dale Belgin gives the team a pep talk before their turn at bat against the Longmont Trojans. Longmont won the battle, 7 - 5. Lower left: Mr. Eldon Bowers, Central's efficient scorekeeper, marks down a run for the Wildcats during the game with Longmont. 1974 Varsity baseball team. Front row: Manager Mark Edie, Randy Jensen, Mike Allnutt, Wilford Talmadge, Joe Lira, Steve Butherus. Se- cond Row: Manager Gary Rohrig, C. A. Coffin, George Copeland, Rueben Johnson, Roger Nealy, Steve Fleifschneider, Mark Burnham, Coach Ed Martinez. Back Row: Manager Steve Sherrow, Coach Gary Mercer, Doug Hansen, Hugh Boyle, Don Tennessen, Bob Alexander, Terry Jensen, Coach Dale Belgin. J 'gtg' l