Nederland High School - Nugget Yearbook (Nederland, CO)

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m.1. fall For the sports - '82 fall sports the m.l. had a great turnout for both foo The foot tball and soccer. ball team ended their season with a O-6-1 record while the soccer team posted a 1-5 re records, ductive coach of had this team,HAs tion was the guys I'm real The socc pleased field th the summ year guy cord. Despite their both teams had pro- seasons. Mr. Lyon, the football team to say about the usual the competi- tough but overall did a great job and proud of them.H er team was especially with the new soccer at was installed over er. Get 'em next s. Oh yeah! and gals Ian Pucek C'87D heads for a Panther touchdown! wg sa-391. Q Y' N jx? 4 1 fy 1 n 16 X V! .t M t, ,Zh , 'Q . ' fs f 'Y X if ' , 2 5 Q if . v Q-331 4.4, f 3 f . 3 ,. fi is fl sr ' 18 tifsk B , sr. Soccer Maggie Redmon team membepgg David Bigelow, Joa Stabolepszy, Williams Ccoachl, Barry Leaver, Treena Wiesner, Frank , Danny Ford, Kristian Nabozney, Lieke Daley, Jennie Mike Kolacz, John Bower, Ray Keegan, Kim Crawford, Fowler, Dan Wendelton, Bjorn Nabozney, and Micheal Lavender. .. R 'E' I 1 QI .Vis- Middle level football team members: Travis Laws, Marty Mangold, Ben Strock, Scott Sipe, Ian Pucek, Matt Ray, Shane Fay, Brian Gale, RichardSchneider, Kent Lyon Ccoachj, Bill Lasley, John Roberts, Brad Riegal, John Glover, Dave Hopstock, Jason Williams, Dave Swendson, Ben Bennett, Vince Williams Cmanagerb, John Menges, Chad Bunce, Steve Brennan, Thane Mills, Steve Ferguson, Kelly Garrison, and Marcus Montoya. A c Plumbing wh 4 il si

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'rung , Educating, Preparing One thing about being in middle level: you don't have to make many tough decisions when it comes to classes. All the time from 8:30 to lunch time is set - seventh and eighth graders take English, social studies, math, and science. In the afternoons they choose Yelectivesu to take: gym, art, home ec., shop, or music. Naturally, this doesn't include the unofficial classes: teacher harassment, rude noise,'spastic motion, and general havoc. These are necessary to prepare middle level students to become Freshmen. 1. Brenda Fairchild C'87D, ignoring the fact that she's being photographed, works in Mr. Lyon's math class. 2. Mike Ornelas C'87J carefully disects a worm. 3. Steve 3rennen.C'88J would rather be playing video games than studying! U. HAre you sure we don't kick it?u wonder bewildered middle level P.E. members Jenny Daige, Cheryl Wall, Jennifer Barner, Deanna Dawson, and Erin Kirby. is

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They're Working' Towards Success for K , m,..,,,., Middle level boys basketball team members: Pat Willits Ccoachb, David Callister, John Roberts, Jason Williams, David Bigalow, RichardSchneider, Marty Mangold, Frank Redmon, David Friedman, Chad Bunce, Barry Leaver, Matt O'Rear, David Swendson, MichealKauffman, Brian Allen, Travis Laws, Steve Brennan, John Menges, and Ray Keegan . XXX If -.ff ik- M. Middle level girls basketball team members: James Pedersen Ccoachl, Lorne Leaver, Jennifer Fey, Eve Kwiatkowski, Shannon Cortez, Endra Moen, Amy Bower, Treena Wiesner, Beth Forbes, and Erin Kirby. L Both m.l. basketball teams POSTGG disappointing records this year. The boys records was O-5 and the girls ended up with a 1-5 record. Even though their records didn't show it, both teams exerted much effort and made a lot of improvements during the season. Mr. Pederson had this to sayabout his girls, NWe had a very satisfying season, even though we played much bigger schools than us, we won one game. The kids were great and had a lot of energy and enthusi- asm. I'm looking forward to coaching next year.H Erin Kirby f'88J dribbles the ball up the court while Eve Kwiatkowski C'87J follows behind. 19