Green Mountain High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

Page 154 text:

152 Todd Nccl kicks a beautiful punt. BACK: Mike Smith, Aran Conroy, Mark Kinney. Shawn Grccn, MIDDLE: Glen Kalb: Scot! Chase. Dave Henderson, .lim Rouse, Dan Cudworlh, Mark Havcrland. FRONT: Mika Rich, Frank Busnardo. Clay llzzwlcy. Dan Kubilschck, S001 Dauberl. I A ' VV , ,Lv ' ., L ,V,,, Z I , ,,,, A I Y , , . X A r f A ,FMK i 3 3 , 1 R rf 1' fem L P , .law W A

Page 153 text:

. . The Junior Varsity was an excellent team which made the Varsity team work harder. Eighth graders await next gymnast. Balancing Cn The l983-1984 J.V. gymnastics team had a great season. One of their largest accomplishments was winning the League Meet. As stated by coach Richi Brown, The Junior Varsity was an ex- cellent team which made the Varsity team work harderf, Tam Patterson, one of the J. V. gym- nasts, commented on the J.V. team as a whole. She said we had good practices. I thought it was a really excellent sea- son and next year welll do good again. Ms. Brown is an excellent coach. She went on to say that she is really looking forward to next year. The awards that were given out were combined between the J.V. and Varsity teams. Most improved on floor- Patti Fitch, vault-Tricia Ernest, bars-Jenni Miller, and most consistant on beam- Sandra Watson. Working hard was not enough to win many of the meets for the Freshmen The Edge gymnastics team. They only won one of their meets. Coach Richi Borwn com- mented on the Freshmen. She said that more experience was needed by most of the gymnasts. This was proven to be ture, because with every meet the gym- nasts did better. By the end of the sea- son the girls had really improved. Their first meet compared to their last meet, they had improved by over 20 points. Barb Lynn said, I like gymnastics because it's a challangef' She stated that she enjoyed practice and Ms. Brown was a great coach. Then she went on to say, HI learned a lot this year. At the end of the season these people received awards for the following events: Most improved beam-Michelle Bollig, bars-Cindy Burleson, floor-Barb Lynn, and vault-Lisa Miller. BACK: Tam Patterson lmngj, Debbie Da vis, Angie Bogus, Barb Lynn, Shirlyn Ward fmngj, MIDDLE: Michelle Gates, Tina Taylor, Teresa Ho- colm, Cindy Burelson, Dana Spittler. FRONT: Coach Judy Pyle, Michelle Bolling, Lisa Miller, Coach Brown, Shaun lnzano, De De Dorr, Coach Mi- chelle Ward. 0--....,,, iw? W ' ffl- .M etvaate f ,,,. aata ,ww 73 fi W ,fgzfl E Z' Z nf gg jf ? ,,.w,, ie-,ft , 255 - . . ' - r V fw ef nf Q W , fart'-fp, 'rlruAfZ,,v?l'f 'T -5 ff' 'f' ' fx'Wf24f6 ff J ,K A v , f A 4 ,fl . if ,L 5 V A 2 92565 Z Q?-hx W . if at W? aff! f X ftf 2 Stax! ffm aa? F M ga... ...........--. my-.mm

Page 155 text:

They were one of the best teams in the county, making it to the playoffs, with the help of first time head coach Dennis Hastings. Warm-up. Aran Conroy fakes out the other team. f i 5 Kick! What do you get when you take eleven rowdy guys and stick them in the middle of a made-over football field? A boys soccer team of course! 'This year's soccer team was made up of thirty- three players, fnineteen Varsity and fourteen Ju- nior Varsityl with a few of them switching back and forth between the two, Such as goalie Glenn Kelly who started out on Junior Varsity but played with Varsity in the playoff game against Bear Creek. The team was a credit to the school with the J.V. record of seven and one four one loss was to Columbinel says first year head coach at G.M., Alan Cullem. Thanks to help of players: Glenn Kelly who won the spot of Most Valuable Player, Shawn Green, Best Defense, Aran Conroy, Best Offense, and Mark Kinney, Most Improved, the J.V. team ended up with its excellent record. The whole team was very dedicated, with regu- lar practice and attendence of every Varsity game Mr. Cullem commented. As for Varsity their record was with Columbine being the hardest team they played fthe scores being two to four and zero to fivcj and mutilating Evergreen eight to two. They were one of the best teams in the county, making it to the playoffs, with the help of first time head coach Dennis Hastings. They won one game but devastatingly lost the second one to Bear Creek in overtime. fThe only reason being two penalty kicks.J They practiced diligently from three to four-thirty everyday during their early September to late October season. Working very hard for it Andrew Meyer and Todd Neel took the places of Most Valuable Player. All in all it was a very good year for the Rams' soccer team. Thanks to coach Hastings and coach Cullem. Maybe, in the future, our soccer players will someday become professional soccer stars . .. and now here's Pele, from Green Mountain High! BA CK: Stacey Micheal, Andrew Meyer, Robbie Stephens, Dave Smith, Troy Micheal, Todd Gonring. MIDDLE: Coach Dennis Hastings. John McCaslin, Claus Bjerregaard, Belly Paseka, Erik Sansson, Guy Gunther. FRONT: Glen Kel- ly, Rich Henderson, Kelly Ruder, Andy Geist, Steffan Mehnert, Todd Hughes, Todd Neel. Q