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

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Above, David Stickland heads the ball. Left, G.M. players scramble for the ball. GREEN Left, Don Moe kicks the ball from opponent. ABOVE: Back Row - Ron Bar Heim, Don Moe, Clay Hawley, David Stickland. Middle Row - Steve Hawley, Greg Stirner, Joe Aducci, Mark Pankratz, Coach Hastings, Mark Haverland, Scott Chase, Craig Dardano, Charles Attwooll. Front - Glen Sargent, Bret Briggs, Glen Rhodes, Rob Brown, Mike Aberscotto, Jim Bortz. Boy's Soccer 157

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The boys soccer teams of Green Moun- tian fought to the finish. Both varsity and junior varsity played like real Green Mountain teams should. Even though the varsity team's record of 5 wins and 5 losses, and the junior varsity's record of 5 wins and 4 losses, they both kept up Green Mountain's reputation of having excellent team sports. In addition to this, the varsity's out- standing players were: Guy Gunter, Troy Michael, Todd Neal, and Kelly Paseka. Both Guy Gunther and Kelly Paseka won awards because of their extra talent and skill. All the rest of the players also dedi- cated their time and skill to Green Moun- tains soccer team. ABOVE: Back Row Jim Roose Jim Craig Kelly Paseka John McCaslin, Guy Gunther Middle Row Coach Melbach Bart Schneider, Stacey Michael Rob Stephens Todd Gonrmg Troy Michael, Mark Kinney Todd Neel Front Aran Conroy Kelly 156 Boy's Soccer

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Hard I-litters! No one can dispute the skill, team work, and the enthusiasm that this years girls' softball team has displayed, and un- der the conditions they've riveled. Before the playing season had even begun, the softball team was at an extreme disadvan- tage. No place to practice, and little to no support from the school, the twelve varsi- ty and twenty-three junior varsity players just made do as best they could. Said coach Robin Nantkes, They all worked hard and had a lot of ability, also. The conditions were unfortunate. Their re- cord wasn't the best it's ever been ltwo wins and seven lossesl but they've held up remarkably well and played well too. That's what's important. On the more positive side, there are four players up for honorable mention. Sandi Bostwick-first baseman, Dani Han- ners-designated hitter, Mindy Hendon- utility pitcher, Deana Pollock-outfielder, and for most valuable player, Lisa Os- bourne, who is a captain opposite Sandi Bostwick. The captains really lead the team, and provided support all around. So here's to next year and hoping all of your work this year pays off next year under more favorable conditions. H A-J' l in -5 Z ,, Q. 2 2 if f Z 3 M-sw ssss sa X ia K was mmf . 'X -:Q 34 . .. ,aww N Lisa Osborne, Waiting for a catch. J V Left to Right: Amy Walmer, Tamra Hoffmeister, Michelle Lassiter, Pam Breding, Angie Fabrizio, Becky Cornish Amy Sanders. Row two: Coach Janet Lake, Wendy Boness, Kim Gibson, Michelle Lopez, Trish Reed, Amy Boness, Lisa Fuchs, Stacey McCandless. Row three: Gina Marino, Jan Keller, Dee Dee Dorr, Sharon lnzano Mary Maass. l 2 i 158 Softball Q