Highland High School - Sting Yearbook (Thornton, CO)

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 Top: Coach Hardenbrook. V. Garcia. C. Lafebre. R. Richardson. Coach Fusiek. T. Sanchez. Coach Astor. D. Smith. G. Hastings. J. Bloom. K. Perdue. T. Trujillo. M. Nazaryk. M. Hall. P. Bertles. R. Maestes. P. Hern. M. Stone. R. Condon. R. Crane. S. Wooten. P. Tarver. E. Meyer, S. Means. J. Riddle. S. Hower. Coach Hower. Coach Kitzman. Middle: Coach Trotter. B. Jackson. B. Vigil. C. Gabbert. 0. Silva. R. Riley. J. Laur-ienti. T. Hailpern. R. Burkland. B. Herman. C. Boldan. D. Feltner. G. Stam. R. Norman. F. Montoya. E. Montenaz. Bottom: Mgr. R. Meier. S. Dean. L. Blackshere. W. Watkins. M. Vigil. G. Valerio. T. Shultz. T. Nutz. L. Rosensteel. F. Rolando. T. Kirkpatrick. R. Wa-sem. M. Maestas. Coach Laughlin. Top: Coach Trotter, E. Montanez, G. Vigil, R. Maestas. D. Brown. T. Hailpern. R. Condon. R. Burkland. S. Means. R. Richardson. E. Meyer. Coach Hardenbrook. Bottom: B. Jackson. T. Kirkpatrick. L. Rosensteel. E. Finn. E. Vigil. G. Stam. R. Wasem. E. Martinez. Top: Coach Astor. T. Mora. N. Boone. P. O'Keene. B. Christenson. A. Nelson. J. Cochran. R. Rutherford. S. Hackenberg. L. Rodriguez. V. Coleman. J. Holland. G. Brown. Coach Laughlin. Bottom: R. Robins. R. Meyers. R. Martinez. K. Gram. R. Schmidt. D. Miller. R. DeLeon. J. Lasero, C. Ce-dabaca. C. King. Coaches pictured below: Ed Fu-sick. Al Hower. Fred Hardenbrook. Bill Astor. Cliff Laughlin. Ed Trotter

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 TENNIS H.H.S. vs. Regis Loss H.H.S. vs. Westminster Loss H.H.S. vs. Centaurus Win H.H.S. vs. Thornton Win H.H.S. vs. Adams City Win H.H.S. vs. Brighton Win H.H.S. vs. Northglenn Loss H.H.S. vs. Broomfield Win H.H.S. vs. Englewood Loss H.H.S. vs. Mullen Loss H.H.S. vs. Ranum Loss District Tournament 1st Singles 2nd 1st Doubles 4th FOOTBALL H.H.S. IS Kennedy 8 H.H.S. 14 Northglenn 31 H.H.S. 20 Thornton 6 H.H.S. 0 Adams City 18 H.H.S. 6 Regis 32 H.H.S. 21 Brighton 0 H.H.S. 22 Broomfield 28 H.H.S. 6 Mullen 31 H.H.S. 35 Centaurus 16 H.H.S. 36 Englewood 12 VOLLEYBALL GAMES H.H.S. vs. Westminster 2-1 Win H.H.S. vs. Northglenn 0-2 Loss H.H.S. vs. Broomfield 2-0 Win H.H.S. vs. St. Mary's 0-2 Loss H.H.S. vs. Brighton 0-2 Loss H.H.S. vs. Marycrest 2-1 Win H.H.S. vs. Centaurus 2-0 Win H.H.S. vs. Thornton 2-1 Win H.H.S. vs. Adams City 2-0 Win H.H.S. vs. Ranum 2-0 Win H.H.S. vs. Englewood 2-1 Win TOURNAMENTS Evergreen 0-2 Loss Fairview 2-0 Win Cherry Creek 0-2 Loss Coronado 2-0 Win Widefield 0-2 Loss GOLF Adams County 399 1 Ith out of 12 Foothills 382 8th out of 12 Broomfield 370 9th out of 11 Loveland 413 15th out of 18 Adams County 395 9th out of 11 Highland Hills 380 9th out of 11 Aurora Municipal 379 10th out of 11 Aurora 388 10th out of 11 Regis 227 9th out of 12 Ranum Westy 223 8th out of 10 Adams County 264 1 Ith out of 12 Englewood 244 9th out of 1 1 BOYS AND GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY This was a very unfortunate year for the cross country team. All seven of the runners expected to lead the team were lost due to injury or went out for some other sport. The only meet the team placed in this year was the district meet, where the boys took 9th. and the girls took 5th. GIRLS GYMNASTICS H.H.S. 141.15 Thornton 135.5 H.H.S. 134.15 Brighton 135.1 H.H.S. 128.5 Broomfield 122.45 H.H.S. 138.25 Mapleton 11 1.4 H.H.S. 154.60 Overland 158.55 H.H.S. 154.4 Westminster 126.10 H.H.S. 147.8 Bear Creek 138.30 H.H.S. 145.45 Adams City 105.95 H.H.S. 154.65 Ranum 1 1 1.35 Skyline League Champions Districts 2nd GIRLS SWIMMING H.H.S. vs. Westminster Loss H.H.S. vs. Ranum Win H.H.S. vs. Northglenn Loss H.H.S. vs. Englewood Loss H.H.S. vs. Arvada Loss H.H.S. vs. St. Mary’s Loss H.H.S. vs. Adams City Win League Relays 6th Intra-State 8 4th League Championship 7th

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 Receivers: R. Riley. J. Laurienti. C. Gabbard. R Norman. M. Nazaryk. P. Hern Big. talented and full of experience is the only way to describe the 1980 football team. With all those qualities you would think the team is on its way: but since the beginning of the season, the squad has been plagued with injuries. Just as they would get one member back, somebody else would fall from the roster. Coach Fusiek describes the team as the biggest and the most talented team he has coached in his nine year career here at Highland. 'We’ve set our goals high, the coaching staff and I have never put this much time in during the offseason in preparation for the upcoming year. I’m confident that the 1980 football squad is going to come out of this year the first Highland team with the Class AAA State Title Trophy. No newcomer to football Coach Fusiek graduated from high school with All-Conference and All-State honors as a 6’3” 2401b. offensive lineman. Fusiek received a full ride scholorship to the University of Colorado, where he played for four years, and then went on to the professional ranks. If Highland has ever had a chance at the State Title this is the year to do it!” Certainly, this man should know. 100