Steamboat Springs High School - Galleon / Sailors Log Yearbook (Steamboat Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

r r STEAMB0AT SPRINGS men school 6ALLCON 1984 VOLUME VII ADVISCC TOM WITHER EDITOR IN OHIEE OHERLTNNE JORDEN 2 Are We Having Fun? The students at S.S.H.S. have 3lways known how to have tun. But this year we really out-did ourselves. Dressing crazy, clowning around and overstuffed dumpsters were evidence of this. We were not about ready to let this year pass us by without a little excitement. The previous years at Steamboat High were definitely Never Quite Like This”! r 4 A) Dave Bordewyk shows us that “Ultrabrite’ smile. B) Freshmen right where they belong... in the trash. C) Mrs. Hill gets one of her big squeezes. Opposite Page A) You said what.. . about him?!!, exclaims Vickie Mullison. B) Misplaced Surfers: Andy Van Gilder, Laurie Valentine. Doug Rawlings and Connie Weber show us their “trot.” 5 A) Mrs. Hill and Joe Lear show off the poster of their basketball idols. B) Matt Stoddard shows that he thinks the Sailors are Number One. C) Beccy Girton continues her quest for knowledge. 6 C A) Shawn Werner chows down a sundae. B) Darren Petrucci does his Joe Cool” impression. C) Tony Burkett sports the perfect volleyball stance. D) Mr Williams. Mrs. Fivecoate and Mr Buelter indulge themselves in a little juicy teacher gossip Hcmeccmins 1983 Senior attendants: Jodi Lacko and Joe Lear. Faculty Royalty: Mr. Williams and Mrs. Hill. Sr. Attendants: Kylen Forbey and Kari Woodruft. i Sr. Attendants: Liz Cowman and Craig Rogers. Time Out For Fun, by DEVO was the theme this year for Homecoming. Beach lovers turned up on Surf's Up Day. Red and White Day brought out hidden school spirit in all of us. Of course games, when it came to noontime the S.S.H.S. students indulged in their favorite activity . . . eating Sundaes and hot dog stuffing was part of some lunch menus. The Freshmen showed their stuff and won many contests. 10 A) Freshmen attendants: Mike Greer and Suzanne Webb. B) Sophomore attendants: Christine Carson and Steve Harrington. C) Junior attendants: Lonn Clementson and Beccy Girton. A) Yum-Yum. the new food service menu. B) Liz Cowman in her moment of glory. C) Larry Flynn wonders if there is an end to his sundae. A) Chris Vanderwall pauses for a between meals snack. B) Officer Cornelly moves in to arrest Mr. Buelter for sleeping in class. C) The Seniors ready themselves for a match of water balloon volleyball. 12 14 A) Cathy Lanier and Shanna Russell chat before a gymnastics meet. B) John Deleray gets a chuckle out of Darren Zander’s onstage antics. c A) Do you know what is wrong with Todd Matheis? B) Future home builders of America Nick Siniavsky an Dave Bokel. C) Noel Bollaert shows us his computer whiz. 15 A) Go gals! Cheerleaders are on the move B) Jeff Dillingham gives us his Mr T pose. C) Mr Lear gives the student body a pep talk. A D) The winning Freshmen float C 17 18 Chris Ahearn Michael Arce Joe Backurz David Baldinger Doug Rawlings asks, “So. Who's cuter. ME or the computer?? ? Stephanie Basile Mike Bedell Carolyn Boggs David Bordewyk Beth Brokaw Anne Brown Sherri Calkins Amy Carle Brian Cass Denise Chamberlain Rita Cooper Clay Cooper Tom Cox 20 Jim Davis, John Deleray, Keith DeShazer, Jerry Doughty. Traci Eatherton. Matt Ehrhart, Bethany Farr, Laurie Fisher. Kent Fletcher, Chali Green, Mike Gilmore, Becci Girton. Mike Graves, Roxanne Graham. 21 Jennifer Haller Mark Harvey Shannon Halvorson Chuck Heltzel Tisha Hubbard Katy Janson Eric Johnson Stephen Johnson Cheryl Jorden Chris Kaminski April Kinne Cathy Klebba Doreen Lonberger Tom Lindley Gary Ludlam Lance Mack Scott Marx Rob Marks 22 Wayne Masciarelli Todd Matheis Wade Miller Don Milliken Vicki Mullison Jim Murray Debbie Myszak Kathy Noffke Peter Mayhew Peter Mayhew I Steve Newborn Mike Miller Stacey O'Dell Danny O'Meara Matt Petry Susan Petrucci Sherri Calkins to a BORED” David Bordewyk, Let's Z see now, if we get this done, blah, blah. Lisa Peterson Kim Pollard Doug Rawlings 23 Greg Rawlings Chris Reed Katie Rogers John Robson Mark Sandvik Barbara Sandefur Rolena Sanders Lori Sears John Robson just hangin out in the Media Center Tanya Emily Jeff David Kristen Nick Guy Bev Satre Scott Sexton Sherrod Simpkins Siniavsky Skufka Smith Bill Smith Stacey Soash Kedrick Taylor C. J. Thomas Travis Tripp Mike Van Gilder Chris Wiese Jeanette Wheatley Lynn Willet Angie Young Above: Stacie Webb asks, “Doesn't anybody want to sit by me?? Left: Bryon Strait smiles, Ain't I good? 25 Jeanne Barnett Randy Beane Jon Baskin Ty Berkstresser No. we were not!! says Ann Morrison. Casey Clapsaddle. Mimi Hall. Melissa Climer, Kelly Bur- nham, John Collinson and Jeanne Barnett. 26 Stacey Bertram Troy Bettger Kim Boomgarden Realee A. Freshman Jessica Borland Vivian Bradshaw a V Casey Clapsaddle Brendan Cleaver John Collinson Donny Denton David Engle Martin Bugg Mike Bush Nick Carroll Crystal Chamberlain Cameron Everroad Darryl Farr 27 Kim Forrester Eric Froening Greg Goodwin Mimi Hall R. C. Hatcher Raquel Hixon Stacie Hubbard Tim Hurley Lara Johnson Beth Keyser Angie Hollenkark Bob Lawton Come on Jeanne! That joke was really funny . . . wasn't it?” exclaims Stacy Bertram. 28 Chris Lindmier Del Look Steve Johnston Troy Keller Heather Kennedy Sandy Look Greg Mattlage Faye McCachren Molly Me Coy Mike Me Giboney Kristi Mitchell Damien Mitchell “Oh, no! What am I doing here? says Troy Keller. 29 Lunden Mann Gary Nelson Darin O'Dell Elizabeth O'Meara Jeannie Patterson Julie Smith Scott Stoughton Donna Svensson Shane Phillips Gayle Robson Mike Russ Sharal Russell Walt Santisteven David Schell Kris Severson Jeff Shaw Paula Sherrod Keith Simpson 30 Danny Teuton Duayne Truax David Van Winkle Laura Werner Susan Woodward Stephanie Wyman Ty Zabel Angie Zaledieski Millicent Walsh Chuck Werner Wendy Weber Mark Warner Scott Holdren Doug Appel Robin Alber Sheri Bate Brenda Bentley Kelly Bohecker Karen Bokel Marlene Bradshaw Tammy Brickley Rob Brouillette Lisa Brown Lee Chockley Rachel Cooper Don Crawford Caroline Daly Kelly Davis Brad DeRosa Tom Devine Daren Dickey Derick Duckels Dusti Dunham Christine Eckstein Annie Edwards 32 Gary Eubank Chrissy Evans Jeff Flynn Casey Fraser Chris Gilbertson Chris Glenn John Goldie Jeff Graves Mike Greer Bobby Guire Patrick Guzzle Missey Haas Stephen Harrington Rod Herman Lee Ann Hill Matt Holloran Pat Hurley Joe Jarchow Chad Johnson Kevin Kaminski Darin Kaufman Kristin Kirchoff Tara Kramer Lara La Dow John Lamb Tony Lawton 33 Jodi Link John Martin Shannon Martin Paul Mayhew Kim McAuliffe Erich McCandless Justin McCarthy Chris Miller Alicia Momberg Julie Morgan Doug Nunro Kenny Nagle Vicki O'Dell Mike O’Malley Brad Kreinbrook Glenda Patterson Trina Peterson Greg Rawlings Tiffany Rink Brad DeRosa and Chad Sessions, Fixin' up a FIRST PRIZE FLOAT!! Megan Rowland Kali Sanders Tina Sapp Marcia Sasiak Chad Sessions Scott Sis 34 Casey Fraser and Mrs. Libby. “Oh. no. Casey. No more questions!” Leslie Waudby Suzanne Webb Mary Werner Shawn Werner Mike Tindall 35 Melodie Wantuch Chad Whitmore Tiffany Wither Rob Worrell Above: Annie Edwards, You want HOW MANY copies??? Below: Kelly Spencer. Tiffany Wither, Stacey Hubbard, Hey, Hi. the gang's all here! Judi Yoder Annie Edwards Kelly Davis Rachel Cooper, Surprise gifts for basketball. 37 38 GRADUATES II 'dMIMI 1. GLEN FROST 2. RENEA GREENE 3. CHUCK GROGAN 1. PAULA RAYMOND 2. ANDREA ROBB 3. LESLIE ROGERS 57 % 1. DAVID Me GUIRE Jeff Dillingham does what some of us Seniors do in the AFTER- NOON! (Below) Missing Seniors (Bottom left) DAILY REPORT OF ABSENTEES .19. A. Best Dressed:A. J. Christoff and Cathie Lanier B. Best Eyes: Glenda Lamb C. Most Intellectual: Chris Huston and Christine Barnett D. Best Looking: Jennifer Bowers and Mike Fief E. Favorite Teachers: Karen Schumann and Wayne Williams F. Most Athletic: Judi Lacko and Joe Lear G. Seniors Who are Never There: Tracy Damelia and Ricky Mewborn A. Best Eyes: Kylen Forbey B. Life of the Party: Lisa Leckenby and Jeff Dillingham C. Best Personality: Dave Bokel and Christine Barnett D Most Sincere: Laurie Valentine and Darren Zander E. Most Likely to Succeed: Chris Huston and Christine Barnett F. Best Sense of Humor: Connie Weber and Steve Svensson 1 A) Norwegian exchange stu- dent. Per Trellevik, demonstarted the fine art of baking bread. B) Coming from Zimbabwe. Africa for a year, Vivian Keep was constantly in amazement over the Steamboat way of life. C) Randy Slater .. . need we say more?! D) Aspiring young model. Kari Woodruff, gives us one of her gazes. E) Andy Van Gilder on one of his better days! Ha. ha! � _ 70 Senior Slave Sale Potential aerobics instructor. Kylen Forbey. paraded around in purple leotards with Hawaiian shorts and “cute” leg warmers. “Moma Zander displayed one of the better poses for the best dressed model. The beef market was tough this year. Slaves included Darren Petr ucci; A . J . Christoff; Craig Rogers; Chris “El Jocko” Vanderwall; Jeff Dillingham and Al Tuck. 71 72 STAff • • • % 73 Dr. J. Alan Aufderheide Superintendent of Schools Harlan Lear Principal Cyndy Kaufmann Assistant Superintendent William Gray Vice Principal 74 Betty Shelton. School Secretary Pat Coyner. Secretary Pam Myszak. Secretary Guidance Office Judy Fivecoate. Library Aide Clyde Fivecoate. Custodian Pat Hayes. Study Hall Supervisor Clarence Fivecoate. Maintenance Neil Bergmann. Custodian Charlie Gregory. Custodian 75 Patty Dammel. Special Ed Work Study Sandra Conlon, Language Arts Dan Craig, Science 76 Martin Lamansky, Speech Drama Stacey Libby. Mathematics Marian Marti. Reading 77 Marjorie Pape. Home Economics Carl Ramunno. Industrial Arts Wrestling Coach Marilyn Ramunno. Business Education George Romberg. Science Ron Schnackenberg. Mathematics John Shikles, Counselor Cross Country Coach David Whittingham. Mathematics William Shue. Vocational Ed. Metals Wayne Williams. Social Studies Karen Schumann. Language Arts Vicky Sharp. Music Ann Van Hoover. Gymnastics Girls’ Track Tom Wither. Art Yearbook 79 CLUBS yearbook Right to Left: Mrs. Hayes. Layout Direc- tor. Typist; Liz Cowman; Mr. Wither. Advisor; Bob Thor- vilson. Editor-in-Chief and Head Photographer; Leslie Rogers. Associate Editor. Photographers; Michael Arce. Andy Van Gilder, Lori Heverling. Staff Not Pictured: Wade Miller and Todd Matheis. Yearbook The yearbook this year consisted of five hard- working, dedicated students and staff members who labored many hours a week to produce this outstan- ding 128 page production. With an enrollment of 400 students only five came forth to help put out the 1984 GALLEON. Photography improved tremendously this past year because of an experienced darkroom crew. Starting off the year, after the first sixteen pages, the Editor quit, leaving the small staff without direc- tion. Head Photographer, Bob Thorvilson came to the rescue and took over as Editor. Meetings on Tuesday evenings turned into two and sometimes three sessions to meet a deadline. Overall, the old line . .. “if you want to get it done, do it yourself ... goes for the yearbook and student involvement this year. 82 National Art lienor Society National Art Honor Society The purpose of this club is to: — inspire and recognize those students who have shown outstanding ability in art — foster excellence and a dedicated spirit to the pursuit of art — further creative abilities — bring art to the attention of the school and community — increase an awareness of art in relation to other areas of the school curriculum This is the first year that S.S.H.S. has had a N.A.H.S. Chapter. Although not very active until spring quarter, the club will work on enhancing the school with bulletin board displays, murals and community work. The Mad” Potter. Jeff Dillingham, Is this a pot. or what?? International Relations Club A model United Nations General Assembly represents an effort to reproduce in essence the content and atmosphere of the public debates which do in fact take place in the real United Nations. Each participant represents a member nation and tries to state, and obtain support for, the views actually held by that country. This does not mean that the participants are mere automatons mechanically acting out roles. They may use their own ingenuity and words. They may modify the views of the na- tion they represent in order to reach compromises. The Model U.N. may anticipate future actions of the real U.N. In short, the Model U.N. is not a precise duplication. The aim of a model session is to deepen understanding of the purposes and work of the United Nations through intensive study and discussion of specific international problems which concern the world community. Right: A. J. Christoff Three Wire Winter The Three Wire Winter Staff: Left to Right: D. Dodd. D. Sherrod. C. Taliaferro. D. Monroe, R. Slater. D. Bokel. Sponsor, Mr. McKelvie. Center Row: D. Mitchell. Sponsor. Mrs. Brock. C. Heltzel, M. Etheridge. D. Teuton. Front Row: L. Werner. K. Sanders, H. Kennedy. B. Ohler. Three Wire Winter is a class that deals with Northwest Col- orado history in the form of magazine articles. The T.W.W. staff puts out 2 to 4 issues per year. In the class, each student is responsible for performing in- terviews, taking photographs, and writing the actual story of some historical event or per- son. After the story is typset and the photos are reproduc- ed. each student is responsible for the final layout. Throughout the year, the students also learn about sales, distribution, marketing and money raising projects. In addition to knowledge, (he students receive one English and one History credit. Danny Teuton and Chuck Heltzel on a ski-tuning interview with Rob Sherwood at the Sports Stalker. Damien Mitchell examines the Heart Spring as part of his story on History of the Famous Natural Hot Springs Pool. 85 National Honor Society This was a rebuilding year for the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY with only three members returning. Darren Petrucci, Chris Huston and David Baldinger. Two initiation banquets were held during the year, one in the fall and one in the spring. Throughout the year, the club provided the juice machine for the student body. This is the Steamboat Springs National Honor Society: Sponsor. Mr. D. Craig, Scott Smith, Jeff Uberuaga. Joe Lear Seated: Lisa Leckenby. Darren Petrucci. Stacey O'Dell. Chris Huston. Student Council ‘ Nerd Day enthusiasts. J. Collinson. D. Zander. N. Bollaert. J. Delaray. D. O'Meara. The Steamboat Springs High School Student Council has been active in coordinating Homecoming activities. Christmas festivities. Winterfest. and May Day. They designed new events for traditional celebrations with good stu- dent participation. Dumpster stuffing. Volkswagen push. Snow volleyball, ice cream creations, hot dog eating, and water balloon games were among some of the most popular. Fun was added to selected school days with themes like Nerd, the Olympics. Fairy Tales and Surf, setting the pace for costumes. The Northwest League Student Council met for their two day workshop in Steamboat Springs. In addition, the council has served the school with new student activities, hot seat issues assembly, teacher appreciation, all school clean-up campaign, and the continuing Memorial Park project. Front Row, Standing and Seated: J. Uberuaga. D. Petrucci. M. Greer. C. Rogers. S. Webb. B. Girton. L. Consolus. D. Svensson, D. Brennan. Middle: A. Kollenkark. S. Andrew. M. Engle. A. Robb. J. Collinson. J. Lacko. J. Barnett. C. Barnett. D. Chamberlain. L. Mattlage, L. Leckenby. L. Cowman. C. Boggs. C. Lanier. J. Haller. D. Zander. B. Bennett Back Row: A Momberg. C. Clapsad- dle. L. Hill. K. Forrester. D. Baldinger. C. Huston. J. Lear. M. Aljanich. “We’ve Get Spirit; Hew Bcut you?” Football Varsity Cheerleaders Kim Forrester Susan Petrucci Kim Pollard Anne Morrison Football J.V. Cheerleaders: Lisa Brown. Dusti Dunham. Kelly Davis and Megan Rowland. 88 New in 83 — Sailers Grill Team Sailors' Drillteam: Megan Thorstad. Kim McAuliffe. Chali Green. Krissi Winograsky. Tisha Hubbard. Paula Sherrod. Tracy Eatherton. Tammy Brinkley. SAILOR CHEERLEADERS not only cheer us on with SPIRIT”, they raise money for their own uniforms by working the concession stand and selling sports calendars. They promote spirit throughout the school with weekly signs and theplanmng of our peppy-pep-rallies. THE SAILOR DRILL TEAM would like to thank Mr. “P , Mrs. Meek, and Miss Vanhover, our sponsors. Our goals this year have been to make each performance better than the last and to promote more interest to intice new members. Top Left: Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Katie Rogers. Vicki Mullison and Lori Sears. Not Shown: Katie Janson. Above: Varisty Wrestling Cheerleaders: Stacie Hubbard. Sandy Look. Gayle Rob- son. Not Shown: Christine Carson. Below: Basketball Wreslting J.V. Cheerleaders: Robin Alber. Tiffany Wither. Kelly Spencer and Lee Ann Hill. ti.E.E.€.: Feed Service The Food Service Class has the1 responsibility of serving food to the student body and providing occupa- tional training to students interested in persuing a career in food service. This is a very important training pro- gram in Colorado and for Steamboat, since food service is considered to be the second largest industry employ- ing people. The students have had a very suc- cessful year. We made lots of money operating the concessions so we were able to attend the three day convention at the Broadmoor. At the convention students par- ticipated in workshops and contests. Contest winners were: Sheri Bate — Silver — Pantry roods Larry Flynn — Silver — Short Order Foods Greg Rawlings — Silver — Gourmet Foods Bob Guire — Bronze — Pantry Foods Kenny Nagle — Honorable Mention — Short Order Foods Other students attending were: V. Bradshaw. M. Bradshaw, F. Mc- Cachren, S. Wyman, J. Siman and L. Fisher. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS SHINES at State ■ Hero Conference. The annual leadership conference of the Colorado Home Economics Related Oc- cupations Organization was held at the Broadmoor in Colorado Spgs. Feb. 29th. March 1st and 2nd. Colorado high school and post secondary vocational education students from throughout the state were in attendance, along with their teachers, advisors, and chapter parents. The conference proved to be a successful culminating experience to a year of vital, practical and profitable education for all participants. The Crew: T. Fisher. L. Flynn, L. Fisher, G. Rawlings. S. Bate, V. Bradshaw, Advisor, Mrs. Farrell. Seated: K. Nagle. R Hutchinson, B. Guire. S. Wyman. M Bradshaw and F. McCachren. 90 y Speech and Debate Teams The speech team had a very active and productive year. This year some 18 people participated during the year with eleven of these being steady participants. The Speech Team traveled to 15 tournaments in die year starting with the Longmont Novice Meet and ending with the N.F.L. National Qualifier in April at For the second consecutive year the team had at least one person (and frequently more) in elimination rounds at every tournament they attended. This year seven team members qualified for the State Tourna- ment and Jennifer Haller finished second in Drama. Frequent finalists and award winners for the team this year were Chris Huston and Brian Bennett (Cross- Ex Debate), Jennifer Haller, and Roxanne Graham in drama. Leslie Rogers in Poetry Humor, Pat Guzzle in extemporaneous speaking and Carlynn Boggs in Original Oratory. The Speech Team continues to grow and has established itself as one of the better teams on the Western Slope. 91 Back Row, Left to Right: Sponsor. Mr Lamansky. D. Zander. S. Struble. R. Graham. B. Bennett. C. Huston. P. Guzzle. E. Scott. M. Stoddard. Front Row: L. Consolus. J. Haller. C. Boggs. J. Smith. L. Rogers. L. Fisher. Here are the Cast and Crew of 0ur Miss Brooks Back Row: J. Borland. P. Guzzle. E. Scott. S. Webb. J. Smith. E. O'Meara. S. Russell. J. Barnett. L. Hill. K. Severson. M. McCoy. D. Zander. M. Stoddard. J. Deleray. M. Warner. C. Lanier. M Thorstad. L. Rogers. M. Wantuch. Middle Row: V O'Dell. W Stolhand. S. Smith. K Forrester. L. Mann. J. Collinson. C. Gilbertson. J Rowland. L. Waudby. S. Caulkms. K. Mit- chell Seated: D. Svensson. M Rudd. D. O'Meara. Mr. Panepinto. I. Swmehart. A. Edwards. S. Struble. M. Rowland. A. Carle. K. Fletcher. C. Martin. Above: Molly McCoy and Matt Stoddard, two of the stars of ‘Our Miss Brooks. Right: Chris Gilbertson. Megan Thorstad. 92 L. Hill, and Kim Forrester do their thing in ‘Our Miss Brooks. Drama Club This year the drama program had a wide variety of activities to keep themselves busy during the year. Three play productions were produced beginning with Our Miss Brooks which was the fall musical. The play proved to be highly successful and was enjoyed by all. In the winter the drama club ex- perimented with something new and performed Silly Soup a series of eight short children’s plays. The plays were performed for the students of Soda Creek and Strawberry Park Elementary schools and were enjoyed by old and young alike. The spring production was Arsenic and Old Lace the classic story which proved to be poisenously good. Other activities the drama club par- ticipated in included the state Thes- pian Convention in Greeley and several workshops that were provided by tour- ing groups coming into Steamboat Spr- ings for their own performances. Above Left: Miss Brooks. Jennifer Rowland, shows the class how it should have been done. 93 Standing: Sponsor. Mr. Lamansky. S. Webb. J. Haller. S. Smith, C. Gilbertson. Seated: L. Rogers. K. Kirchoff, L. Brown. J. Deleray, B. Bentley. E. Scott. L. Waudby. S. Webb. L. Mann. M. Stoddard Front: M. Thorstad. D. Zander. Spanish Club EL CLUB IXTACCIHUATL The Club sponsors academic and social activities for the enjoyment of all students of Spanish in Steamboat Springs High School. Hay fiestas, competencias, peliculas y toda clase de actividades. 94 This is the 1983-84 Spanish Club: Back Row, Left to Right: J. Jarchow, Sponsor. Mr. Ken Janson, B. Lawton. J. Goldie. Center Row: A. Carle. C. Chamberlain, L. Johnson, M. Stoddard. G. Mattlage. S. Johnston. L. Peterson. E. Scott. Front Row: C. Gilbertson. L. Mann. S. Webb. K. Kirchoff. French Club FRENCH CLUB has done mostly social activities this year. They have had a ski party and two dinners. French Club includes members from grades nine through twelve. 95 The French Club: Coming Down the Stairs: L. LaDow. L. Brown, L. Hill, L. Sears. B. Girton, K Rogers, D. Schell. B. Bentley. L. Waudby. K. Burns. S. Bertram. S. An- drew. J. Morgan. D. Myszak. D. Chamberlain. Marching: Concert Band receiving TOP ratings at C.S.U. Band Day. They performed at all home football games and the crowd was well entertained with great music and the fine conducting of Senior Drum Ma- jor, A. J. Christoff. The Flag Team was co-captained by Seniors, Paula Raymond and Debi Marshall. Jazz Band This is the Jazz Band: Back Row: P. J. VanHorn, A. Carle, K. Fletcher, A. Taylor. E. McCandless. C. Martin. Middle: M. Crawford. M. Rudd. G. Ludiam. D. O'Meara. A. J. Christoff Front: M. Panepinto, D. Zander. C. Chamberlain. J. Spaddy. S. Struble, P. Guzzle Not Pictured: E. Scott. JAZZ BAND The Steamboat Jazz Band still sings and keeps the listeners ROCKING! Director Gino Panepinto also performs with this fine group on guitar. CONCERT BAND PEP BAND In addition to fine concerts, the Band provided the Sailor Fans with plenty of music and spirit at many basketball games. Choir They're FANTASTIC, they're the Snow Choir! They burst upon the scene in a flurry of red and white, their eyes sparkling, their voices filling the air with a “joyful noise. Left to Right: K. Bokel, M. Graves, L. Rogers, C. Gilbertson, K. Pollard, S. Harrington, M. Rowland, P. Guzzle, J. Rowland, D. Zander, C. Daly, S. Smith. Not Shown: D. McGuire, M. Stoddard, M. Thorstad, S. Webb, S. Werner, M. Wantuch, D. O'Meara. Instrumentals: P. J. VanHorn, D. Bokel, M. Crawford. Showboat members had a fun and busy year with their performing schedule. In November we traveled to Glenwood Springs for a Vocal Clinic. Eight schools from the Nor- thwestern League participated in a Mass Choir of 280 students. Showboat also performed 2 songs in the evening concert. The Christmas Concert proved to be a big suc- cess with our rendition of “Twas the Night Before Christmas , complete with pajamas and Santa Claus. Next came the Winter Concert with hits such as Celebration , Fame”, and “Let's Groove.” Spring brings the final climax to the year begin- ning with the Music Contest which was held in Ri- fle. Tour turned out to be lots of fun and added to more happy memories for the group. The spring concert brought the year to a great and suc- cessful close. Laying a finger aside of his nose, and giving a nod .. . Leslie 98 Rogers recites from The Night Before Christmas, in the Christmas Program. Close Up Club The National Close-up Club is a newly formed club of Steamboat Springs High School. Steam- boat has been invited, for its second year, to attend the National Close-up program. The people who have previously attended, or planning to attend either the National or the local Close-up program in Denver are members of the club. The members are its sponsor, Mr. Williams, Cathie Lanier — President, Carlynn Boggs — Vice President, Chris Huston, Debbie Marshall, Steve Har- rington, Steve Johnston and Per Trellevik. The Close-up program is designed to acquaint students with the government, both nationwide and local. The program informs students of their future roles in our government. The National Close-up program is a week long program in Washington, D.C. It includes seminars conducted by United States Representatives and Senators, cultural events, sight seeing around Washington, D.C., and ends with a formal dance. This year the students attending the National Close-up pro- gram are Carlynn Boggs, Chris Huston, Steve Johnston, Steve Harrington and Debbie Marshall. The National Close-up club is growing bigger each year with the increasing interest of students in our government. With the help of sponsors, the trip to Washington and further trips should be a great success. In the future, the National Close-up club will be able to become involved and of- fer many things to the faculty and student body. Standing in Back: Steve Johnston Left to Right: Steve Harrington, Chris Huston. Sponsor — Wayne Williams. Carlynn Boggs. Debbie Marshall, Cathie Lanier. 100 Rangely Hayden Glenvvood Meeker Craig Battle Mt. . Rifle Roaring Fork Aspen Grand Junction Grand Junction Meeker Aspen Battle Mt. Moffat County Rifle Roaring Fork Meeker Aspen Glenvvood Battle Mt. Moffat County 49 Cen68 32 53 32 68 59 27 31 43 47 33 67 72 42 32 67 57 62 Craig Rifle Roaring F Meeker Aspen Glenvvood Craig i oroco Rifle Roaring For Meeker Aspen Crcss-Ccuntry Camaraderie 83 The Cross-Country team barely survived the season. The team started out with lots of potential but then dwindled to a point where they couldn’t field a com- plete team. Even though they ended up with no scores for team results in most meets, the season was not totally discourag- ing. The team camaraderie was enjoyable throughout the season, leaving a positive lasting effect, and MIKE BUSH excelled to his limits, placing 4th in State. This was the highest finish a S.S.H.S. Cross-Country individual has ever attained in State competition in 10 years of team participation. CONGRATULATIONS MIKE BUSH SHOWS HIS STUFF. Giving his school the highest finish ever in a State Meet in 10 years of team par- ticipation. Mike finished 4th, demonstrating excellence, endurance and courage. Coach: John Shikles. T. Kramer. L. Rogers, G. Patterson. L. Cowman. C. Clapsaddle. M. Bush. D. O'Meara. 103 Top Row: Coaching Staff: B. Skillman. B. Yennie. D. Hayes, Head Coach M. Drake. Ass't. Head Coach B. Harris. W. Williams. 2nd Row: G. Mat- tlage. S. Johnston. J. Collinson. D. Truax. B. Lewis. T. Bettger. F. Montgomery. T. Zabel. C. Truax. S. O’Dell. J. Lacko. D. Bordewyk. 3rd Row: S. Harrington. D. Farr. T. Lindley. C. Cooper. B. Cass. K. Forbey. M. Petry. K. DeShazer, J. Lear. E. Drobney. M. Arce. D. McGuire. T. Matheis. Front Row: W. Santistevan. B. Strait. L. Clementson. R. Slater. G. Frost. C. Kaminski. J. Uberuaga. M. Fief. D. Bokel. A. Tuck. J. Dillingham. J. Doughty. T. Burkett. In years of adversity, lesser teams have crumbled, but the Sailors battl- ed their way to the very end, and when the measure of a champion was taken, Steamboat passed the test. The season is done, the field over- run, yet through this world I see a brighter sun than prizes won. I was the best that I could be. The season- ed story of quiet glory remains when all is done. We’ve won our way; the right to say — Sailors . . . CHAMPIONS. : Fcctball § i SAILORS' SEASON OF STRENGTH The thing that the 1983 Sailors had. was team uni- ty.'' said Coach Mark Drake We were more of a family After finishing the season tied for fifth in the league, most coaches would heave a BIG sigh of relief Not Sailor Head Coach Mark Drake! You just wish you had a cou- ple more to go. Plagued by injuries, beginning with Chris Vanderwall at the season opener against Rangely. and Jeff Uberuaga at a practice session in the same week, the Sailors went on to defeat Hayden in their second season game In- juries to two more Senior players. Mike Fief and Jeff Dill- ingham. in the unsuccessful attack against the Glen- wood Demons, would lead to 3 Northwest League defeats Senior Glen Frost suffered a serious knee injury and was lost for the season Oct. 7th. Battle Mountain was a win At home against Rifle, the next week, the Sailors fell to a 3-4 overall and 1 -4 in league The TIDE WOULD TURN!! They could have packed it in three games ago. said Coach Drake. Instead, the Sailors rolled-over Roaring Fork, pulling off a 29-28 win in a SUPEREXCITING ANYONE THAT WAS THERE WILL NEVER FORGET overtime Powering up the turn-around, the steadiness of Al Tuck and the consistency of Joe Leai. Kept the HEAT go- ing Lineman. Dave McGuire and Kylen Forbey. came through when injuries forced them to take on BIG responsibilities Senior. Dave Bokel. turned on the runn- ing attack. ALL of the players made this season a special one. through injuries beyond belief winning their strength through UNITY! Despite Odds . . . 3 Gymnasts Attend State Meet W. Weber. S. Hubbard. R. Alber. L. Mann. S. Russell. J. Rowland. S. Russell. M. Werner. A. Kinne. V. Mullison. K. Spencer. T. Wither. Supported by Coach Ann Van Hoover. The 1983 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS GIRLS' GYM- NASTICS TEAM was up against a shortened com- petitive schedule with Summit County and Mon- trose dropping their interscholastic programs. This left only six meets for the athletes to accumulate state qualifying scores. Stacie Hubbard qualified on balance beam. April Kinne on uneven parallel bars and balance beam, and the highlight was Vicki Mullison qualifying in the all-around category and then placing third in beam finals. The team looks forward to the 1984 season with our strength in numbers of participants and an ever increasing en- thusiasm level. Left: Robin Alber Coach B. Svendson. D. VanWmkle. B. Guire. T. Bettger. C. Sandefur. M. Petry. T. Zable. J. Doughty. K. Forbey. Head Coach C. Ramunho. Middle Row: S. Halvorson. M Harvey. S. Holdren. K. Taylor. M. Miller. S. Smith. M. Graves. D. Traux Front: K. Kauf- mann. T. Lawton. R. Herman. J. Arnold. D. Appel. L. Chockley. S. Mewborn. B. Holdren. Ramunnc9s Warriors “Congratulations from the COACH!” Coach Ramunno gives his hand to Kedrick Taylor, gentlemen, one and all! Below right: “Outstanding Wrestler of the Year” and “Total Point Award Winner.” Kylen Forbey. 27 YEARS OF COACHING 1956-1984 Dual Meets: 356 WINS. 65 losses. 1 tie. 1st Place in District 18 times. 2nd Place in District 9 times. 3rd Place in District 1 time. 27 In- dividual State Champs. 20 Second Place. 26 Third Place. 13 Fourth Place. 9 Fifth Place. 3 Sixth Place. Team Titles: 6 Times. First Place in State. 6 Times Second Place in State. Quite a record to enter the 1984-85 season. GO GET EM! Wrestling 83 A determined” Scott Smith! The 1983-84 wrestling season was one that was both exciting and challenging. The season passed individual challenges to each wrestler. The challenges ranged from making weight to reaching deep into one's heart to come from behind a deficit to win. The season had its ups and downs, but after it was all over, everyone was a winner. This year there was a new goal to strive for in the form of SAILOR OF THE WEEK. The coaches gave this award to the wrestler who showed the best attitude, sportsmanship, desire and leadership during practices, and perfor- mance during competition. The season started off with a cold slap in the face for the Sailor Grapplers. They tied for seventh in a ten team field at the Steamboat In- vitational. There were only three Sailor wrestlers to break the top four, and they were M. Miller, S. Mewborn and Kylen Forbey, placing 4th, 2nd and 1st respectively. The Sailors bounced back after a week of practice and went on to the Meeker Tourney and did very well. At the West Grand Tourney the next week three Sailors took in- dividual championships; J. Arnold, S. Smith, and M. Miller. At the end of the season the Sailor record in dual meets was 8-4-0. District wrestlers to place were; S. Mewborn, K. Taylor, S. Smith, M. Miller, J. Doughty. K. Forbey and T. Zabel. Three Sailors went to State. K. Taylor, M. Miller and K. Forbey. K. Forbey placed third and M. Miller placed 5th. A solid year for “Ramunno's Warriors! S.S.H.S. thanks Brian Bubak and Ross Dolan for this FAN- TASTIC photography!! Sailer Girls Led by Senior Captains, Chris Barnett and Judi Lacko, the Lady Sailors upset Moffat County and Meeker in the se- cond round of league competi- tion. Junior, Stacey O’Dell was the leading scorer and receiv- ed help from Seniors, Andrea Robb and Jodi Lacko, Juniors, Amy Carle, Denise Chamberlain, Kathy Noffke, April Kinne, and Rita Cooper, transfer Terri Moody and Sophomores, Anne Morrison, and Jeanne Barnett. Upper Right: The Lady Sailors in action ! Right: New to Steamboat. Sailor Girl, Terri Moody caught puttin' on her socks. Lower Lett: Stacey O'Dell shoots for the hoops from the free-throw line. Lower Right: In the Clinch”, Jodi Lacko, Kathy Noffke. Stacey O'Dell — hugged by Judi Lacko. Here they are! The Sailor Girls’ Basketball Team: Head Coach. Jerry Buelter. Jodi Lacko, April Kinne, Stacey O’Dell. Amy Carle. Terri Moody. Chris Barnett. Jeanne Barnett. Rita Cooper. Kathy Noffke. Judi Lacko. Denise Chamberlain. Andrea Robb. Ass t. Coach. Wayne Williams. Above: Amy Carle shows her stuff. Left: Ain’t we HOT??’ Left to Right: April Kinne. Jodi Lacko. Kathy Noffke. Judi Lacko. Andrea Robb. Denise Chamberlain. Stacey O’Dell. Ill Sailer Men BOYS' BASKETBALL Six seniors. Tod Anderson, Matt Aljanich, Mike Fief, Joe Lear, Gregg Petrie and Chris Vanderwall led the Sailors into the STATE Play-offs. Com- plimenting this fine group of Sailors were Juniors Chris Ahearn, John Robson, Guy Skufka, Mike VanGilder, Chris Wiese and Sophomore Jon Baskin. The team was ranked in the top ten of the state polls all year long. The year began at the Moffat County Tournament where the Sailors defeated AAA Grand Junction, a team that later played in the AAA State Tour- nament. After that success the team attracted large and en- thusiastic crowds throughout the season. One of the many highlights was the 81-68 victory over Moffat County, a team that won the AAA Southwestern Tournament and a berth in the AAA State Tournament. These are the Basketball Sailors: Left to Right: Head Coach Kelly Meek, Chris Wiese, Matt Aljanich. Jon Baskin. Keith DeShazer. Guy Skufka. Joe Lear, Chris Ahearn, Chris Vanderwall. Lower: Mike VanGilder, Chris Kaminski. John Robson. 112 Gregg Petrie. Tod Anderson, Mike Fief. Give It Tlieir Best Shot STEAMBOAT HOSTED SUB-DISTRICT Steamboat hosted the Northwestern Sub-District Tournament and before wild crowds defeated Aspen 89- 32, Rifle 77-67, before losing to Glenwood Springs in a championship cliffhanger of a game. The following Satur- day the team traveled to Delta for a state play-off game in which they lost a heartbreaker in Double Overtime. Joe Lear and Matt Aljanich were named to the All- Conference Team while Mike Fief, Guy Skufka and Jon Baskin received Honorable Mention. 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