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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Galleon 1986 Steamboat Springs High School Steamboat Springs CO 80477 Volume 9 Jean Ane Swinehart Knows she is being watched. Cory Cleveland shows his shades. I didn't do it, honest, states Angie Zaledieski. Jeanne Barnett is happy to be here. 4 OPENING Kelly Davis shows off the new fashion. How do you like my new car? ' asks Troy Bettger. Dirk Vanatta expressed, Yup!, this if fun. Amy Olsen and Caroline Daly are friends forever. We ll pose, says the cheerleaders. FEO FLE Seniors Looking Good hen the class of '86 made their first ap- pearance in this high school, as Freshmen, they didn't realize the changes they'd go through or the achieve- ments they 'd reach. As the years went by, the class of '86 grew, matured, and became Sue Ellen Susie Barker TWW 11. FHA 9. YB 12 Suzanne Rose Blossom Andrew SC 912. EC 912. HNS 12. 577? 12. FE 9-10. KB 11 Leona Lee Ball closer. High school memories are important to students, and the Sen- iors most definitely had their moments. Students anxiously await to be- come Seniors, and to finally be considered at the top of the heap!!! Jeanne Blue Jeans Barnett BB 9-12. TR 9-12, VB 11-12, SC 9-12, BB 10-11. D 10-11 Jeff Poo Bear Arnold Wrestling 9-12 Brooke Barbier Soccer 11 8 SENIORS Jon Lurch ' Baskin BB 9-12. TR 9-12, Soc 9, FB 11, SC 9-11, BB 10-12 Stacey Joe Bertram FC 9-12. SC 96(12, D 12, Sn 9 Casey Clapsaddle stares in amazement! Jessica Borland Robert William Bosick SpC 910, YB 12, VB 11-12, ST Basketball 9-12, Track 9, nick 12, D 9-12, SC 10-11. name: Boz Troy Bettger Kim Boomgarden TB 9-12, WR 9-12, TR 11-12. Girls BB 9-10, Student Council nick name: Bettger. ' 12. Vivian Marie Bradshaw Flags 9 Martin Bugg nick name: Mar'in Christine Bird Legs Carson CL 9,10, HAtt. 10,12, FAtt. 11, SpC 9-11, FC. 11-12, SC 10 Casey Spodey '' Clapsaddle SC 9-12, CC 9-10, FC 9, TR 10, KB 10-11, SC 10-12, FAtt. 11 Dan Bumby Football, Hockey, Sr Track Mike Dean Bush Cross-Country 9-12, Track 9-12 SENIORS 9 Christine Clark HERO 12 Brendon Tha Beav ' Cleaver John Todd Bird Collinson Corey Conway EB 912, SC 9-12, IRC 11-121 MAtt 12, SpC 9. SH 11-12, BS 10-12 Michael Tad Draper David Raymond Airbear Engle TR 9-10, BB 9-11, B 9-11 EC 10-11, KB 10 Darryl Earr Eootball Sana Eischbach 10 SENIORS It's not THAT big!'' replies Molly McCoy to Greg Mattlage and John Collinson. Lara Johnson Band 10, Yearbook 12, French Club Cliff Fley Dude Huntington Ski Club 10-11, VICA 11, Art Club 11, Junior Achievement 12 Steve Air Dog Johnston FB9-12, BB 10, IRC9-11, KB10- 12, HR 9-11, SpC 9-10, BS, 10- 12, SMLG Troy Keller SENIORS 11 Roxby Colin Hatcher Cross Country, Spanish Club, Track, Hick Ha me: R.C. Shane Henderson Dustin ' Dusty Hillman Cl 9-11 All Around Sports 10- 11 GYM 10 Raquel Rock Hixon GYM 9-10, CL 11 Scott Silver Surfer Holdren Stacie Renee Hubbard Football 9-12, Wrestling 9-12, CL 9-11, Gym 10-11, DT11, YB Track 2 years 11-12 Scott Stoughton shows us his mean look!!! Mathew Mat' Knight BB 9, SC 910 Angie Fetunia Kollenkark FC 912, NEC 10-12. AFS 10. MNS 11-12. SC 9-12 Robert Andrew Bob Lawton BB 9-10. FB 12, SpC 9-10, TR 12, B 9-12 Sandy Kaputnic' Look VB 11-12, CL 9-12. TR 9-11 Karl Greg Stormy Mattiage FB 9-12, BB 10-11. TR 10-12, IRC 11-12. SC 12. FC! 11 Molly Motley McCoy SB 9-12, TS 9-12, F M 9-12, GYM 9, tIAtt 9. CL 96(12. SC 96(106(12. ST 9-12. FAtt 11, D 11 Donna Svensson replies in awe, as Paula la Sherrod practices her famous facial massaging. Faye McCachren Anne Marie Annie Morrison CL 9-10, BB 9-12, TR 9-12, FBS 11-12, SC 9, FAtt 11, SpC 9-12 FC 12, MEC 12, CU12, BS 11-12 12 SENIORS Mike McGiboney Franklin Earl Montgomery Jr. FB 9-12, WR 9, nickname ,Frankie Darin Douglas ' Leech O Dell Wrestling 11-12, Three wire Winter 11-12 Yearbook 12 Elizabeth Liz O'Meara Band 9-12 Amy Amy O Olson PiHS 9, 7 5 11-12. F M 11-12. SC 12, KB 12. FAtt. 11. SB 11- 12 Eugenia Jeannie' Fatterson Spanish Club 9-11 Mark R. Foertner Soccer, and Track Hick name: Hans Van Turbo Bob Fulford nick name: Big Bad Bob Scott Rice Football 9-12, Baseball 10-11 Gayle Jeannette Robson Cheerleading 10-12, Volleyball 11-12. nick name: Red As Jeff Shaw gazes down at all those muscles, he ducks behind Rob Bosic. SENIORS 13 Sharal Forgetful'' Russell GYM 9-12. TR 9-12 Shuan Elvis'' Satre Football F. Michelle Shellabarger Volleyball Sr Cheerleading, nick Marne: Mickey Sue Walter B. Santistevan Football Sr Wrestling 9-12, Mick Marne: Walt David Schell SC9, FE Fres. 9-10, FC 9-12 Dawn Carol Shenk Mick Mame: Southern Bell Walt, we know you are trying to be a bit more modem, but is that a bit too much. Kris Beaver Severson Jeff Jeffro” Shaw FB9, TR 9,12, D10-11, Band 9- Basketball 9-11, Track 9. KB 12. SC 9, F Att. 11 10-12 14 SENIORS Faula Sherrod Auna Shupp DT 10-11, Mainstream 9, Mick Mame: Waula Werrod Keith Simpson Spanish Club, nick name: ' Big Guy Julie ' Jules ' Smith ST 1011-12, F M 10, Band 9, Choir 9,10,12 Scott R. Stoughton D 12, TR 11-12, CC9-10, YB 12, nick name: hey Dude Donna Kay Svensson SC, D, TR, CC, GBB, nick name: Bubbles Andrew Lloyd Drew Taylor Football 9, Basketball 9-11, Track 9-12 Barbara Telecky Erik L. Swenson Duayne Truax WR 10-12, FB 9-12, BB 9, SC BS 10-12, nick name: Mr. F Whon Ming Tsang David VanWinkle Wrestling 9-12, Football years SENIORS 15 Greg Mattlage says. Hey now is this a hot tub PARTY or what? Getting Better! Mark Wayne Warner FB 9-12, SpC 9-12 Wendy Lou Weber QYM 9-12, CL 11-12, YB 11-12 Chuck Chuckie Werner Laura Werner SC 9, JB 9-10, B9-10 Ty Zabe Zable WR 9-12, FB 9-12, TR 12 Angelica Jene Zaledziewski BB 9-10, JB 9, FAtt 11, From queen 11, CL 12, SC 12, CU12, TR 12 The year began with bright ex- pectations and hopes, the clock ticked quickly for the class of '86, now it is time to go out into the big world on their own two feet!II not Fictured: Riccardo Fati- coni, Michael Gilmore, Jana Glass, Stephan D. Harrington, Timothy L. Hurley, Delbert Look, Bradley Ohrling, and Roger Voss. Stacie Hubbard says, So what's a few extra arms?'' Christine Carson gives us that dizzy blonde look. 16 SENIORS Senior Abbreviations Band B Block S. - BS Cheerleading - CL Close Up - CU Drama - D Drill Team - DT Football Stats - FBS Foreign Exchange - FE French Club - FC Future homemakers of America FHA Homecoming Attendant H Att. home Ec. Club - HEC Honor Roll - HR Knowledge Bowl - KB national Honor Society NHS Plays Musicals - P M Prom Attendant - P Att. School newspaper • Sn Show Boat - SB Show Choir - SH Soccer - SOC Spanish Club - Sp.C Speech Team - ST Student Council SC Student Teacher - STRI Thespian Society - TS Three Wire Winter - TWW Track - TR Wrestling WR Yearbook YB Most Positive Attitude: Lee Ball and Walt Santisteven Best Couple: Scott Rice and Gayle Robson Most Sincere: Prank Montgomery and Sandy Look Senior Superlatives Best Personality: Sandy Look and Tad Best Sense of Humor: Amy Olsen and Evan Most Likely to Succeed: Greg Mattlage and Draper French Molly McCoy SEniOR SUPERLATIVES 17 Best Body: Stacie Hubbard and Ty Zable Senior Superlatives continued ... Best Looking: Barbara Telecky and Mark Best Dressed: Christine Carson and Greg Best Eyes: Barbara Telecky and Corey Fortner Ma triage Conway Most Athletic: Jeanne Barnett and Ty Zable Life of the party: Leona Ball and David Most Intellectual: Suzanne Andrew and Engle Mike Rudd Complains Most: Molly McCoy and Jon Highest Ego: Christine Carson and Duayne Best Smile: Michelle Shellabarger and Baskin Truax David Van Winkle Office Daily Absentee Summary PoyCTlCfV Fn_ Do, L 55-Sfe 18 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 61 sjojunp Caroline Daly Kelly Da is Lyn DeMarc Brad DeRosa 20 JUNIORS Lisa Brown Lee Chockley Rachel Cooper Don Crawford Juniors Move From Middle To Top Juniors started off the year by succeeding In all homecoming events. It was the third consecutive year winning first place in float decorating. Everyone partici- pated in the homecoming ac- tivities and had fun while doing it. The juniors engaged in all sport activities. The competi- tion is high but the juniors know how to handle it. As the class grows closer to their senior year every member of the class supports each other. The juniors class is respon- sible for the 1986 Prom this year. This responsibility will show the initiative of the class of '87. The junior class will succeed in the future. Every individual has many qualities that come together to make this class the best to evergo through Steam- boat Springs High School. The liveliness of this class will never be forgotten. Karen Bokel Marlene Bradshaw Rob Brouillette Darin Dickey Oh please, send us more girls! Annie Edwards Doug Elsey Gary Eubank Tim Evans Matt Fioretti Erica Gallagher Chris Gilbertson Mark Gill Chris Glenn John Goldie Jeff Graves JUNIORS 21 Bill Gray Bobby Quire Pat Guzzle Missy Haas Steve Harrington Rod Herman Do you want to do it? Mike Higby LeeAnn Hill Cheyenne Hodges Bucky Holdren Matt Holloran Jason Jagger Chad Johnson Kevin Kaminski 22 JUmORS Tara Kramer Lara Ladow John Lamb Bill Lawton Tony Lawton Jenny Lazarus Michele Lechowicz Danny Lewis Who's are these? Tracy Markley Shannon Martin Heather Matney Paul Mayhew JUNIORS 23 Jodi Link Doug Love Kim McAuliffe Erich McCandless Justin McCarthy Fred Meyer Lara Meyer Chris Miller Denise Minard Kenny Nagle Vicki O'Dell Erik Ortner Jim Parker Glenda Patterson Sara Peter Flower children. i____________________ Laura Poulter Greg Rawlings Tiffany Rink Kami Ross Jean Ann Swinehart Megan Thorstad Tracey Underwood Dirk Vanatta Suzanne Webb Mary Wemer Shawn Wemer Chad Whitmore Krissi Winograsky Tiffany Wither Robby Worrell Brett Yamada Eat, drink, and be merry for my hand is in a bucket! 26 JUNIORS Les Quys Building Float? Sophomores Rachel Alber Aimee Aljanich Julie Alleman Chad Anderson Cory Anderson Jill Axelson Chris Bakke Maureen Barnett Matt Belton Monti Berg Susan Bettger Sarah Boersma Sophomores are Shining Bright The sophomores had another productive year. The Soccer, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track, and Gymnastics teams were greatly affected by the sophomore athletes. During the Homecoming activities the sophomore class shocked the school by winning most of the lunch time activities. Greg Boggs and Kristi Harrison were elected as the sophomore representatives. The sophomore class, with over 130 students, was the most active in the school. In most everything from sports to dramatics, you would see at least one of the sophomore class participating. Qreg, Shane, Marc, and Brandon enjoy a leisurely day in Spanish. 28 SOPHOMORES Lori Bogard Greg Boggs Christy Borden Curt Cooper Chad Cowan Tracy DelliQuadri Jay Bostrom Jenny Bostrom Forest Brewster Dawn Brouillette Andy Burch Tom Burkett Erin Byrd Jason Calhoon Kelly Clapsaddle Jeremy Cleaver Cory Cleveland Seann Conway SOPHOMORES 29 Danny Drennan Sean Dunn Deanna Dykstra Scott Feeley Keke Foster Kurt Froening Carol Eastham RT Jim Qaylord Brad Gilbertson Debbie Girton Jay Goldie Greg Goodyear Tracy Gore Shawn Graham Heather Qrant Jody Haight Chris Hammons Katrina Harding 30 SOPHOMORES Kristi Harrison Mike Hayes Vicki Hillman Katie Holiaran Chad Huntington Jared Iwan Stephanie Jackson Amy Jacobs Dean Jacobs Tom Kaschke Kip Kihlstrom Jennie Kollenkark Sean Komely Kristi Lear Brian Ludlam Sandy Marks Amy Mattlage Laura Maxwell SOPHOMORES 31 nova McCardle Karen McDonald Heather McGrew ChLoe McKay Michelle McLaughlin Susan Meyer Josh Munson Christy Nagel Sean Nowlin Dawn O'Dell Robbie Parkin Matt Pielstick Scott Pollard Joli Porter Michelle Postoskie 32 SOPHOMORES Matt Ralston Brendan Reed Jason Reeves Jesse Reich Chris Roberts Mike Robson Synda Rorex Pat Sanders Roger Sanders Jon Sandvik Angie Sanford Marc Schmitz Tommy Sharp Blake Shellabarger Brandon Shepherd SOPHOMORES 33 Adam Talle John Underwood Courtney Uttech Susan Voss Audra Wagner LaRae Wagner Amy Walsh Jackie Wandell Trey Weatherly Sheridan Webb Ben Wilcox Richard Willie Albert Winograsky Lisa Young Danny Zarlengo 34 SOPHOMORES Freshman 35 Freshmen Begin High School The Freshman class en- tered Steamboat Springs High School with a bang . They were not only scared on the first day but excitement ran wild amongst them. They felt a new sense of freedom. The class of '89 applied their best efforts in all the school activities. They participated in every sport in the school, adding at least five players to each team. The Freshman will continue to look forward to their future years at Steamboat Springs High School with pride and excitement. The class is look- ing good and getting better. Jonathan Baker Rick Barrett Eric Barry Michael Appel Bryan Ayer Barbie Bacon Janet Baker Jeni Beyer Jason Blake Lori Bohecker Angela Borland Penny Brandt Rhonda Brennan Aaron Brown Erin Brown 36 FRESHMEN Andrea Bugg Rick Cambell Ray Chamberlain Mina Cloven Eric Barry says, “Eat your heart out KareemM! Clifford Cooper Libby Crimmins John Daly Paul Davis Janel Deines Billy Dike Rachel Dodd Denise Dodson Dana Duckels Wendi Dunham Shim Feasel John Fief Denise Forsyth Wendy Fortune Chris Fournier Zoe Gallagher Grant Gardner Greg Garrison Angi Glenn Matt Grosjean Jimmy Hall Lunch hour excitement. Melissa Haller John Harrington Michelle Harris Justin Hartman Stacey Heverling Shawn Hillewaert Julie Hinson 38 FRESHMEN Tisha Jackson Candice Jeckel Adam Johnson Suzie Johnson Lisa Kennard Aden Krug Charles Leckenby Amber Lemarr Joel Jones Tina Keller Alfred Kennard BookwormI! Cheri Ligtenberg Dan Love Peggy March Chris Marks Jonathan McCarthy Jason McClelland Kenny Meyer FRESHMEN 39 Jeremy Meyer Robbie Miller Shannon Miller David Milliken Douglas Minor Chris Montgomery Mike Morrison Julie O'Meara Josh Ott Jared Papini Shannon Poland Lisa Pyle Chris Ramsey Marlies Ravenscroft Would you eat chili made by these guys? Scott Smith Andy Stoughton Joanna Subr Rob Subr Craig Thrasher Teffanie Truax Angela Rudd Chris Rule Tony Santonastaso Keri Searls Stacy Sherr Brian Sherrod Scott Siettmann Patrick Smith Rachel Weber Scott White Do we ever look dumb? Tom White Kevin Whitmore J.J. Winograsky Michelle Woods Katherine Yeager Shane Yeager Boy are we enthusiastic? 42 FRESHMEN Lydia Yeagher Shannon Young Marlies Ravenscroft and Johnathan Baker are proud of their class. FACULTY 43 Administration iV Pat Coyner Secretary From Left to Right: J. Fetcher, Barbara Ficke, Carl Mattlage, Bud Romberg, Tom Sharp, and Dr. Jalan Aufderheide. 44 Dr. Cindy Kaufman, and Dr. Jalan Aufderheide. Faculty '86 Jack Barnes English 9, Yearbook Diana Bender School Secretary Tanna Brock English 10, College Prep English, A.P. English Jerry Buelter Social Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Qirls’ Basketball Sandy Conlon English 9,10,11,12 Pat Coyner School Secretary Patty Dammel Special Education Judy Fivecoate Asst. Librarian Sandy Griffin Special Education Mr. Barnes shows us his new and smiling face. FACULTY 45 Jayne Hill Head Librarian Frani Jenkins PE 1,2, Athletic Training Bob Korver English 9,10, Asst. Volleyball coach The faculty of Steamboat Springs High School is Looking Good and Getting Better with a few new changes in teachers. There are 5 new and willing teachers in our school to help in teaching our growing school. Marty Lamansky Speech, Drama Stacey Libby General Math, Pre-Alge- bra, Algebra Pam Lynch Spanish 1,11 Bill McKelvie U.S. History, Three Wire Winter Mrs. Bender and Mrs. Coyner show their smiling faces. Marge Pape Child Dev., Home Ec. Aerobics Carl Ramunno Drafting, Woods Marilyn Ramunno Computers, Accounting Sara Ransford Spanish Rick Riggs Biology. Phisiology Bud Romberg Chemistry, I.P.S., Physics John Shikles Counselor Wayne Williams Economics, Government, World History Tom Wither Art, Photography Work! Work! Work! There is always plenty of work to keep the administration busy. Be- sides the normal amount of paperwork, attending meetings and disciplining the students, Harlan Lear, principal, has his hands full. Mr. Lear and Mr. Gray are always busy working on curriculum, planning school activities, attendance policies, forming budgets and working with the students. Administrators, secretaries, and counselors did more paperwork and pulled more hours in a day than anyone might imagine. These people were striv- ing for excellence in managing the school and serving the students. There were few people handling many jobs. Counselors are just the persons to turn to when you feel you can t talk to your parents and your friends seem uninterested. They are a great bunch of people. For some reason or another there was always someone in the coun- selors office. Many students went to sign up for an additional class or drop one. Some students were in the office trying to waive a physical education credit or change a math credit into an english credit. Administrators, Counselors and Secretaries are the people who deserve a round of applause and a pat on the back. These were the people who made the difference. Clarence Fivecoate Neil Bergman Clyde Fivecoate 47 To Looking Back We re so proud of you. The Sound Hits Steamboat. Are Chris and Molly in trouble? On November 8th and 9th the drama club produced the musical. The Sound of Mu- sic. They had fun doing the play. The actors and actresses were nervous at first, but then they became more confident with the applause of the crowd. Mr. Lamansky and the cast and crew did an excellent job on their performance. Jeff tells all about what they did. Dick Scobee, Michael Smith, Judith Resnik, Ron- ald McNair, Ellison On- izuka. Gregory Jarvis, Christa McAuliffe. lenger was on launch pad Krd. tee be lar- ine proud to be associated the NASA exploration. All o Christa McAuliffe's students fcidfupnds looked on as the g(rseconds of the count- o n began. They were proud ftave such a brave teacher. When the shuttle headed to- $� vards the heavens, the seven BFtjiave astronauts had no idea Krbf the tragedy that lay ahead of them. Shortly after liftoff, a fire started?� r7VTie right booster r rocket. Due to the highly corn- is bustible fuel within the main thruster, flames quickly en- gulfed the space shuttle. All who looked on were overcome with silence and confusion as to what had just taken place. Americans of all ages will never forget the seven astro- nauts who died while explor- ing the new frontier. We as a nation realize the importance of continuing on with the ex- ploration of space. Winter Carnival '86 Miss Liberty and Her Kids Steamboat Springs celebrated its' 73rd annual Winter Carnival this year. The theme of this year's carnival was Miss Liberty's Kids. The carnival started with the annual button designing contest at the high school. The winner of the contest was Rachel Weber. The carnival started with the ski jumping contest at Howelson Mill. Through the week of Winter Carnival, there are things such as art shows and ice sculptures with the ski jumping continuing through the week. Winter Carnival ends with the annual parade bidding farewell to locals and tourists alike. Homecoming '85 Chad Huntington is ail smiles. Glory Days Homecoming proved to be a week to remember in 1985. The series of dress up days and noon activities. Students got into the spirit by dress- ing out of this world,” wearing their favorite polyester” clothes, and dressing in the school's colors, red and white. The noon activities included such events as water balloon volleyball games, the egg toss, and silly relays. The Homecoming football game was a disappoint- ment to the players and the fans alike. Despite the efforts of the team, their Glory Days were rained out. The Eagle Valley Devils won the game 15-8. The egg toss was a lunchtime attraction. Did Chad Johnson and Jenny Spady have an accident? Brad DeRosa waits for some- Sandy Look and Qayle Robson one to dunk him. show us their wild look. Some junior girls get into the fun. Here comes the freezer. The crowd gets psyched at the bonfire. Josh Munson is definitely out of this world. The Sailors cheer on a great play. HOMECOMING 55 Royalty Queen and King, Sandy Look and Duayne Truax. Senior attendants, Christine Carson and Duayne Truax. Senior attendants, Molly McCoy and John Collinson. Junior attendants, Annie Edwards and Mark Qill. Senior attendants, Sandy Look and Qreg Mattlage. Sophomore attendants, Kristi Harrison and Qreg Boggs. Freshmen attendants, Jon Baker and Marlies Ravenscroft 56 HOMECOMING Justin McCarthy looks on to boredom. Sophomores are cruisin' for a victory. ‘Look, Bob Lawton thinks this is California! laughs Troy Bettger. Andy Stoughton has time to pose during the parade. Sailor Football Cross Country Soccer 1 I Volleyball Gymnastics Cheerleading Drill Team Basketball 1 Wrestling I Skiing 1 Track I Pride Cross Country Top Row (L-R) Fritz Rogers, Amy Walsh, Tara Kramer, Mike Bush, Adam Talle, Jeff Graves, Coach Shikles, Bottom Row Jim Gaylord, Robbie Miller, Chris Marks Craig 6th Boulder 6th Aspen 2nd Steamboat 2nd Conference 1st District 1st State 4th 60 Leader of the pack LoneStar A shotgun start! The 1985 cross c o u n- try season was a very good one for SSHS. The boy's team did very well with Mike Bush leading a pack of fine male Harriers. The girls team did not fare so well. Overall, it was a very suc- cessful season. Coach Shikles encourages Adam Talle. 61 Gymnasts Have A Successful Season Robin Alber s balance beam exercise must consist of jumps and leaps with ampli- tude, dance, running, tum- bling, small and large turns. Each fall is a .5 deduction from the final score. Rachel Weber's floor exer- cise must complete the fol- lowing: Tumbling move- ments. aerials, jumps and suspended leaps, small and large turns, and show flexi- bility combined with dance phrases of a gymnastic na- ture. The 1985-86 sailor gymnastics team got off to a bad start. With so many different personalities, the girls had a hard time working together. When the competition started it pulled the girls closer together and pushed them to try harder. Having to travel so many miles to get to a meet, meant that the girls had a lot of time on the road to get their differences worked out. The season ended sadly, but successfully. Sailor Team Scores at: Platte Valley Inv. 115.75 Weld Central meet 120.80 Windsor Inv. 118.10 Fort Lupton Inv. 117.55 Rocky Mountain Inv. State Qualifiers: 152.00 Stacie Hubbard: Balance Beam Tracy Gore: Balance Beam Sharal Russel: Vault Tiffany Wither: All Around Lisa Young: All Around (bottom left - right) - Tiffany Wither, Lisa Young, Ann VanHoover (coach), Wendy Weber, Robin Alber (top left - right) - Rhonda Weber (assistant coach), Aimee Aljanich, Stacie Hubbard, Jenny Bostrom, Tracy Gore, Rachel Weber, Marcy Todd (assistant coach) 62 GYMNASTICS The composition require- ments for the uneven bars include 8-12 different tricks, movement around both bars in both directions, swinging movements, quick and light grip changes from one bar to the other. Stacie Hubbard's vaults must execute two different vaults with adequate pre and post flight position, height, and distance. Tiffany Wither and Aimee Aljanich try to beautify themselves the night before the big meet. Tracy Gore shows us her early morning look. Lisa Young patiently awaits for her floor exercise music 63 to start. Steamboat Springs Varsity Football Steamboat 7. .Battle Mtn. 0 Steamboat 0. .Roaring Fork 48 Steamboat 20. .Hayden 13 Steamboat 8. .Eagle Valley 15 Steamboat 21. .Meeker 6 Steamboat 0. .Rifle 14 Steamboat 6. .Moffat Co. 7 Steamboat 14. .Glen wood 20 Jim Parker runs in for the score. 64 FOOTBALL Coach Drake seems concerned about Greg Mattlage. The Steamboat Springs Sailors High School Football Team has improved greatly since last year, not saying that last year was an unproductive year for the Sailors. Their record showed that they were far better this year than they were last year. The Sailors Varsity record was 4-5, opposed to last year's 1-8 record. They do have the potential. Bottom Row - L-R: P. Guzzle, W. Santistevan, D. Farr, S. Graham, J. Parker, K. Kaminski, G. Boggs, J. Goldie, S. Dunn. Middle Row: A. Morrison, E. McCandlis, D. Truax, D. Zarlingo, S. Rice, M. Gill, D. Apple, S. Sis, B. Holdren, S. Holdren, M. Hays, Jean Anne Swinehart. Top Row: F. Jenkins, B. Lawton, S. Satre, T. Bettger, F. Montgomery, S. Johnston, J. Collinson, C. Taliaferro, K. Kilstrom, B. Pulford, T. Zable, G. Mattlage, E. French, Coach Bob Harris, Coach Mark Drake. The Steamboat Sailor Offensive line blows away the Eagle Valley Defensive line. Coach Drake shows Kip Kihlstrom and Sean Dunn how to line up for the return. Steamboat Springs J.V. Football Trainer; Jodi Link, J. Gray, J. Blake, J. Goldie, S. Graham, K. Kihlstom, S. Seitmen, S. Pollard, Coach; Bo Yennie, T. Kashke, C. Thrasher, S. Dunn, A. Johnson, M. Hayes, M. Robson, J. McClelland, C. Cooper, 5. Webb. E. Brown, T. Lawton, J. Bostrom, M. Rice, J. Sandvik, J. Peif, B. Vanwinkle, M. Apple. The Steamboat Springs J.V. Football team did excellent this year, repeating a good performance as they did last year. Their Offensive game was headed by R. Chamberlain, who did a good job. This year the team lost only one game, and that was to the Battle Mountain Huskies. The J.V. team will be taking over most of the varsity spots next year. The best of wishes go out to those players. Look out I'm cornin' through! I'm gonna' get this touch- down if it s the last thing I do. Hey! Get off the ground and out of the way. Steamboat Springs J.V. Football The Steamboat Springs J.V. Football team did excellent this year, re- peating a good performance as they did last year. Their Offensive game was headed by Ray Chamberlain, who quarterbacked the team to a winning season. This year the team lost only one game, and that was to the Battle Mountain huskies. The J.V. team will be taking over most of the varsity spots next year. The best of wishes go out to those players. GOOD LUCK!!!!!! FOOTBALL 67 Varsity Volleyball The volleyball team gets an encouraging word from a Sailor fan. Sandy Look sets the ball to Jeanne Barnett. Getting better The 1985 volleyball season was an improvement for the team. Although they didn't have a consistant winning streak, the players improved their skills as a team and as individuals. The lack of experience was still a slight problem for the team, but they still played the best they knew how. With the help and guidance of Mrs. Sharp and Mr. Korver, they proved to the other teams that the Sailors were not to be taken too lightly. The Sailor Volleyball Team is getting extremely strong and competi- tive, The team will be losing three seniors, Jeanne Barnett, who made the ri.W. All League Team, Qayle Robson ang Sandy Look! The Volley- ball team is looking good and getting better. The Sailor girls warm up before a match. Jeanne Barnett and Kelly Davis watch Karen We’re ready for serve receive! Bokel put on her face. The 1985 Volleyball team: Mrs. Sharp, Sandy Look, Gayle Robson, Sandy Marks, Dawn O'Dell. Sara Peters, Jeanne Barnett, Angie Sanford. Karen Bokel, LaRae Wagner, Kelly Davis. Jessica Borland, Keke Foster, Suzie Johnson, and Mr. Korver. Steamboat 0 . .. North Park 2 Steamboat 0 . . . Roaring Fork 2 Steamboat 2 . .. Soroco 1 Steamboat 2 . .. Hayden 0 Steamboat 1 . .. Soroco 2 Steamboat 1 . . . Glenwood Springs 2 Steamboat 0 . . . Aspen 2 Steamboat 0 . . . North Park 2 Steamboat 0 . . . Battle Mtn. 2 Steamboat 0 . .. Craig 2 Steamboat 0 . .. Meeker 2 Steamboat 0 . . . Rifle 2 Steamboat 0 . . . Meeker 2 Steamboat 1. .. Cagle Valley 2 Sub-Districts Steamboat 0 . . . Cagle Valley 2 The second year veterans, Gayle Robson, Sandy The team poses for one last photo at Sub-Districts. Look, and Jeanne Barnett. Some players congratulate each other on a great play. Warming up with the shuttle bump and dig drill. Junior Varsity Under the coaching of Bob Korver and Vicki Sharp, the J.V. team had an impressive season. The girls worked hard at prac- tice and learned many new skills and plays. All of the work, dedication and team work definitely had a positive outcome. The J.V.s record was 8 wins and 6 losses. The J.V. team has the ability and the determination to achieve their goals and play great volley- ball. Top Row: D. Dykstra, D. Duckies, K. Lear, R. Shively, T. Truax, M. Barnett, Mrs. Sharp. Bottom Row: S. Heverling, A. Mattlage, A. Wagner, A. Skufca, M. Werner, S. Johnson, Mr. Korver. Deanna Dykstra Dana Duckies Robin Shively Kristi Lear Teffanie Truax Maureen Barnett April Scufca Audra Wagner Amy Mattlage Steamboat • 0 north Park • 2 Steamboat 2 Roaring Pork • 0 Steamboat - 1 Soroco • 2 Steamboat 1 Soroco • 2 Steamboat • 1 Glenwood - 2 Steamboat • 0 Aspen - 2 Steamboat 1 north Park - 2 Steamboat - 2 Battle Mountain -1 Steamboat 2 Moffat County • 0 Steamboat • 0 Meeker• 2 Steamboat • 2 Rifle - 0 Steamboat • 1 Meeker• 2 Steamboat - 2 Eagle Valley - 0 Stacey heverling Suzie Johnson Top Row: Mrs. Sharp. Jill Webb, Karen McDonald, Tevis Ellis, Cherie Ligtenberg, and Mr. Korver. Bottom Row: Shannon Miller, Angela Borland, Penny Brandt, Michelle Harris, and Marlies Ravenscroft First Year Team The first year team also had a rewarding sea- son. Their standing rec- ord was 5 wins, and 8 losses. The team worked hard and had a lot of spirit. Improve- ment is to be expected of good athletes and these girls show a great deal of potential for being excellent volleyball players. Steamboat • 0 north Park • 2 Steamboat - 2 Roaring Fork - 1 Steamboat • 2 Soroco - 0 Steamboat • 2 Hayden - 0 Steamboat - 2 Soroco • 0 Steamboat • 1 Glenwood Springs - 2 Steamboat • 0 Aspen - 2 Steamboat • 1 north Park - 2 Steamboat • 2 Battle Mountain -0 Steamboat • 2 Moffat County • 0 Steamboat - 2 Meeker• 0 Steamboat • 0 Rifle - 2 Steamboat - 1 Meeker - 2 Steamboat • 2 Eagle Valley • 0 Michelle Harris Angela Borland Soccer Domination! Jeremy Cleaver, John Daly, John Baker, Chris Hammons, Don Crawford, Scott Stoughton, Mathew Qrosjean, Kris Severson; Dougie Minor, Brendan Reed, Josh Munson, Bryan Ayer, Roxby Hatcher; Kelly Dykstra, Andy Burch, Wade Miller Where is Ernie Soccer is the worlds number one sport. It is played in almost every country of the world. In the United States the game of soccer is just now becoming a serious sport. We the peo- ple of the United States of America need to pull together and help the game of soccer become a great American pas- time. This very law holds true in this community. Our community has sup- ported soccer through the AYSO pro- gram, but we believe that we are ready for a more competitive set up. This year was a good one for our soccer team. We won most of our games with only three seniors returning. We see a very big future for this sport if only we could get the support of our high school and the rest of the community. Thank you for your support! Soccer is our life. Skiing Roxby Hatcher in superb form at Vail. Andy Stoughton demonstrating angulation. Qreg R. Rawlings focusing in on a gate. Doug LZ not shining. Leffier would be proud. Skiing is the 1 sport and industry in Steamboat Springs. It is not a school sponsored sport, but the most successful athletes to originate from our town participate in some sort of skiing discipline whether it be Alpine racing, Mordic country racing, Nordic jumping, or Freestyle. This past winter was a fine one for Steamboat as far as competitive skiing goes. We held our first Junior National Ski Jumping event, which is where jumpers and nordic combined skiers try to qualify to compete at the Junior Worlds. Alpine Racing received a very prestigious Nor-Am. 73 Sailors Win Conference Championship The 1985-86 edition of Sailor basketball won the AA conference championship and qualified for the state play- offs. The Sailors finished with a record of 14-2 in regular season play with the two losses coming at the hands of Moffat County. The team advanced into the sub-district tournament as the No. 3 team in the state of Colorado. The Sailors have been ranked No. 2 or 3 all season long in the polls as they have an undefeated record against AA competition. Rob Bosick and Jon Baskin are the only two seniors in this club. Juniors are Doug Appel, Brad Derosa, Derick Duckels, Chad Johnson, Bill Gray, Jon Lamb, Justin McCarthy, Chad Sessions, and Derick Duckels. Sophomore Chris Roberts and Freshman Mike Rice. The fast-paced Sailor attack averaged 76.6 points an outing with an average win spread of 15 points over their opponents. The fine passing and unselfishness of the young team characterized the Sailors from the beginning to the end of the season. The team scored over 80 points on eight occassions. Jon Baskin led the state in scoring, with an average of 28.1 points a game, and rebounding, with an average of 14 points a game, while setting all-time school records in both catagories. The All-Conference and All-State performed was also select- ed to the McDonalds Prep All-American Team. Starters along with Jon were Brad DeRosa, Derick Duckels, Bill Gray, and Justin McCarthy who were all selected honorable mention All-Confer- ence after the regular season and was a loss to the Sailors for the remainder of tournament play. Rob Bosick and Chad Sessions were super subs during the season with Sessions moving into the starting role after McCar- thy's injury. The Sailors are hoping to return to the state tournament for the second year in a row with the State Championship as everyone's main goal. Steamboat Springs 14- 2 Roaring fork 12 4 Eagle Valley 9- 7 Meeker 7- 9 Glenwood Springs 5 11 | Rifle 4-12 Battle Mountain 4-12 Aspen 1-15 Steamboat .. 63 ... Meeker ...53 ] Steamboat .. 58 ... Aspen ...56 Steamboat .. 91 ... Battle Mtn ..59 : Steamboat .. 61 ... Glenwood ...53 Steamboat . 91 ... Eagle Valley ...65 Steamboat .. 82 ... Rifle ...65 Steamboat .. 83 ... Roaring Fork.... ...77 i Steamboat .. 62 ... Moffat County... ...74 Steamboat .. 89 ... Aspen ...49 Steamboat .. 88 ... Eagle Valley ...62 Steamboat . 67 ... Roaring Fork.... ...63 Steamboat .. 68 ... Meeker ...54 Steamboat .. 71 ... Moffat County... ...75 Steamboat .. 86 ... Rifle ...59 Steamboat .. 93 ... Battle Mtn .. 63 Steamboat .. 72 ... Glenwood ...57 Jon Baskin easily dribbles like an All-Star. Rob Bosick runs after a scared basketball. 74 Bottom • L to R: John Lamb, Dirk Vanatta, Derrick Duckels. Rob Bosick, Bill Gray. Top - L to R; Ronnie Chamberlain, Coach Stahl, Chad Johnson, Justin McCarthy, Chris Roberts. Jon Baskin, Doug Appel, Chad Sessions. Coach Meek, Trainer Fran Jenkins 75 76 J.V. Boys Basketball The Junior Varsity players for 1985 86 had an excellent season with a 10 6 record. Many of the games were lost with only a small point margin between their opponents. The J.V. team consisted of 16 members: four Juniors, five Sophomores, and seven Freshmen. The members were: John Lamb - Junior. Dirk Vanatta • Junior, Doug Appel - Junior, Chad Johnson - Junior, Chris Roberts - Sophomore. Brandon Shepard • Sophomore, Richard Willie • Sophomore, Albert Winoorasky - Sophomore. Jay Bostrom • Sophomore. Mike Rice • Freshman. Ray Chamberlain Freshman. Jeff Gray Freshman, John Valikonis - Freshman, Chris Montgomery - Freshman, Jonathan McCarthy • Freshman, and Pat Smith Freshman. Coach Stahl was pleased with the performance of the Junior Varsity team this year. Me stated that. The team kept improving throughout the course of the season. Coach Stahl was also pleased with the teams mental attitude saying. The kids had a great attitude towards the competition of the game. The team played some exciting games such as the game against Glenwood Springs in which the team scored 50 points in the first half of the game. The most annoying loss against Craig, the team came from behind in the second half and tied the game at the final buzzer. The game progressed into double overtime and Steamboat ended up losing by only two points. The team lost another overtime game against Roaring Fork, fighting to the finish. A basketball team usually plays with seven players but against Rifle, which was one of the top teams in the league, the Junior Varsity team consisted of five players and no bench warmers yet the team beat Rifle. Overall, the season was one of fun and excitement. The team started out with a five game winning streak, then the team lost a few and came back at the end of the season with three tremendously well played games. The Varsity team will be waiting for these players and they are well on their way. Steamboat . . 54 . . Meeker 49 Steamboat . . 57 . . Aspen 32 Steamboat . . 61 . . Battle Mtn... 46 Steamboat . . 66 . . Glenwood .. 59 Steamboat . . 60 . . Eagle Valley 49 Steamboat . . 61 . . Rifle 62 Steamboat . . 48 . . Roaring Fork 50 Steamboat . . 55 . . Moffat County ... 57 Steamboat . . 71 . . Aspen 21 Steamboat . . 50 . . Eagle Valley 61 Steamboat . 58 . . Roaring Fork .... 6 l(OT) Steamboat . . 57 . . Meeker 47 Steamboat . . 53 . . Moffat County ... 41 Steamboat . . 52 . . Rifle 42 Steamboat . . 62 . . Battle Mtn... 53 Steamboat . . 76 . . Glenwood.. 52 77 Shocking Year 9-7 Coach Buelter, Kristi Lear, Dawn O'Dell, Angie Sanford, Jeanne Barnett, Tara Kramer, Maureen Barnett. Dana Duckels, Trainer Tran Jenkins, Amy Walsh, Suzie Johnson, Keke Foster, Mary Wemer, and Debbie Girton. hot pictured: Rachel Cooper Steamboat .. 60 ... Battle Mtn....13 Steamboat .. 38 ... Glenwood......44 Steamboat .. 32 ... Eagle Valley. 30 Steamboat .. 37 ... Rifle........ 58 Steamboat .. 45 ... Roaring Fork. 66 Steamboat .. 41 ... Moffat County.72 Steamboat .. 40 ... Aspen........ 25 Steamboat .. 51 ... Eagle Valley. 32 Steamboat .. 59 ... Roaring Fork. 76 Steamboat .. 56 ... Meeker....... 41 Steamboat .. 69 ... Moffat County.39 Steamboat .. 38 ... Rifle........ 48 Steamboat .. 71 ... Battle Mtn....35 Steamboat .. 47 ... Glenwood......41 Steamboat .. 34 ... Meeker....... 49 Steamboat .. 39 ... Aspen........ 32 Jeanne Barnett, will she sink another? Debbie Girton shows us how it's done. The Varsity Girl's Basketball team shocked the northwest League with their outstand- ing performance to place fourth in the conference with a record of 9-7. Jeanne Barnett was quite impressive as she led the state in rebounding totals. Jeanne was the only varsity experienced player on the squad this season. Using her leadership and guidance qualities she helped her younger teammates put togeth- er a late season surge that included a smashing defeat over Moffat Coun- ty and an upset of league leaders Glenwood Springs. The future looks bright for the Sailors as the Junior Varsity record- ed an 11-5 record. This record was the best in their history. Further- more. the freshmen squad proved to be the best in the league as they finished with a 9-1 season. This recorded included two wins over our arch rival Meeker. fouls 1 r � WERNER GIRTON u WALSH nnCKELS IK JOHNSON 21 BARNETT AM i . rrrr KRAMER LEAR O'DELL 43 BARNETT. J IIIM Basket Basket Basket! Sailor girls set a good trap for the Meeker Cowgirls. An Enthused Sailor bench. Sailor J.V. COACH WILLIAMS Steamboat .. 47 ... battle Mtn....21 Steamboat .. 40 ... Glenwood......30 Steamboat .. 44 ... Eagle Valley..31 Steamboat .. 39 ... Rifle.........27 Steamboat .. 37 ... Roaring Fork..29 Steamboat .. 47 ... Moffat County.57 Steamboat .. 53 ... Aspen.........18 Steamboat .. 37 ... Eagle Valley..37 Steamboat .. 42 ... Roaring Fork..36 Steamboat .. 30 ... Meeker........36 Steamboat .. 35 ... Moffat County.49 Steamboat .. 35 ... Rifle.........44 Steamboat .. 63 ... Battle Mtn....18 Steamboat . 41 ... Glenwood.......33 Steamboat .. 34 ... Meeker........48 Steamboat .. 38 ... Aspen.........25 Sailor girls come in for a time out. Coach Buelter, Suzie Johnson, Stacey heverling, Michelle Harris, Marlies Raven- scroft, Jill Webb, Angela Borland, and Barbie Bacon, Teffanie Truax, Jennifer Haller, Dana Duckies, Rachel Cooper and Tevis Ellis Angela Borland goes for a free throw. Red And White Fight! Freshmen Stars NO oL Jus-! UoniDo? N0li5 lAuch Steamboat .. 33 ... Meeker........27 Steamboat .. 36 ... Rifle.........27 Steamboat .. 40 ... Moffat County.18 Steamboat .. 41 ... Aspen..........8 Steamboat .. 26 ... Grandby.......13 Steamboat .. 51 ... West Grand....26 Steamboat .. 48 ... Middle Park...34 Steamboat .. 38 ... Meeker........46 Steamboat .. 29 ... Moffat County.19 Steamboat .. 36 ... Meeker........24 Steamboat .. 37 ... Aspen.........23 Barbie Bacon and Stacey Heverling play a game of pass. Varsity Wrestling The Sailor Wrestling team had a rough 85- '86 season. The team had high expecta- tions but were unable to put the finishing touch on mental strength. As individuals, the wrestlers improved on their own techniques and records. The performance was looking better at districts, the standings were as follows; 98 lbs. S. Yeager - 4th; 105 lbs. M. Apple - 4th; 112 lbs. M. Robson - 4th; 119 lbs. D. Look - 3rd; 132 lbs. J. Parker - 3rd; 145 lbs. D. Truax - 2nd; 167 lbs. T. Zabel - 3rd; 185 lbs. K. Kihlstrom - 2nd; HWT. T. Bettger-4th. The four state qualifiers were Del Look, Duayne Truax, Ty Zabel, and Kip Kihlst- rom. Scott Holdren goes for a good hold. Is Jim Parker in a stance, or is he doing an animal imitation? — Del Look puts on the pressure for a pin. Troy Bettger looks on in concentration. Mike Apple and Mike Robson watch a team member's match. Steamboat Invitational....... Meeker Tournament............. Worrior Classic.............. Vernal Tournament........... 2nd Steamboat 34......... Soroco 21 Steamboat 15......... Hayden 44 Steamboat 44.... Battle Mtn. 18 Steamboat 49.... Eagle Valley 18 Steamboat 8........... Craig 53 Steamboat 42... Roaring Pork 18 Steamboat 5.......... Meeker 55 Steamboat 22....... Glenwood 32 District ... 4th Del Look - State Qualifier Duayne Truax - State Qualifier Ty Zabel - State Qualifier Kip Khilstrom State Qualifier Bucky Holdren's face tells it all. Top row - Coach Ramunno, D. Look, D. Truax, S. Holdren, T. Zabel, K. Kihlstrom, T. Bettger, J. Blake, Coach Riggs. 2nd row - R. Herman, S. Millewaart, W. Santisteven, Q. Garrison, J. Parker. T. Sanford, S. Grahm, B. Holdren, J. Arnold. 3rd row - E. Berry, S. Yeager, P. Stanko, M. Appel, B. Van Winkle, M. Robson, L. Chockley Mike Robson has the right moves. Ty Zabel and Coach Ramunno discuss strategy. 83 J.V. Wrestling Rod Merman is pinning his man with the Double Chicken wing. Mike Apple takes another win at 112 Pat Stanko is ready to go at 105. 84 The team gets ready! Take'em n The Junior Varsity wrestling team consists of Freshmen, Sophomore, Juniors and a few Seniors. The team is chosen by try out's, the other player's that cannot out manuever the top wres- tler are put into the Junior Varsity squad. They have had a fairly good year. It was a 3, 3 and 1 season. (Three wins, three losses, and one tie.) The men that did not make Varsity this year, will be eligible for Varsity next year with some more practice. GOOD LUCK to all of them! Mere is Shawn Wemer pinning his man. 85 The cheerleaders of Steamboat Springs High School played an important role in inspiring school spirit this year. They were very enthusiastic in helping the football teams through the rough and tough cold weather games. The cheerleader s spon- sor this year was Nrs. Sandy Griffin, the special Education teacher. She was a great help in teaching the girls their cheers and making posters. Angie Zaledzieski leading the cheerleaders in the Homecoming Parade. Football Cheerleaders'' 86 Drill Team 1985-86 This years drill team per- formed very well during most of the home games. There was a total of members. Which is a fairly good amount. Drill team put alot of enthusiasm to many students. Their routine was a little complicating for a few. They performed at a few bas- ketball, football, and wrestling home games. Annie Edwards. Megan Thorstad LeeAnn Mill, Lara Ladow, Annie Edwards, Megan Thorstad, Christine Carson. Stacy Sherr, Lori Bohecker, Julie O'Meara, Zoe Gallagher, Erica Gallagher, Mellisa Mai- ler, Wendy Fortune DRILL TEAM 87 Stacy Sherr, Christine Carson, Lon Bohecker, Lara LaDow, LeeAnn Mill. Zoe Gallagher, Erica Gallagher, Mellisa Haller, Wendy Fortune. Julie O'Meara, Megan Thorstad, Annie Edwards. 1985-86 Drill team is rehearsing for the Homecoming Pa- rade. Basketball Cheerleaders The 1985-86 boy's bas- ketball cheerleaders were Aimee Aljanich, Kelly Spencer, Tiffany Wither, and Lisa Young. They put in approximately ten hours a week. In this span of time the girls practiced cheers, made locker signs, hall signs, gym signs representing their boys and cheering them on. so Tiffany Wither Junior A more serious pose from the Basketball Cheer- leaders. The 1985-86 Basketball Cheerleaders: (top-bot- tom) Lisa Young. Aimee Aljanich, Tiffany Wither, and Kelly Spencer. iSTAURAMT Lisa Young Sophomore 88 CHEERLEADERS Lisa Young shows her enthusiasm during the Homecoming Parade. Wrestling Cheerleaders Gayle Robson Senior 1983-86 Wrestling Cheerleaders: Wendy Weber, LaRae Wagner, Sandy Wendy Weber Look, and Gayle Robson. Senior Hurry up this is getting old! Get it together. Smile pretty the Meeker guys are watching! Sandy Look Senior Oh, it's okay LaRae! he 1985-86 wrestling cheer- leaders had a fun and inter- esting season. The first two of cheerleading practice were hectic because they had to learn all the cheers possible, in addition to making numerous signs for the invita- tional. They spent many hours of hard work, but as the season went on, the cheerleaders enjoyed themselves more. They made many new friends and a great deal of memories which they'll never forget. T weeks 89 You win some, you lose some. Foreign Exchange Student Riccardo Faticoni is an exchange student from Cagliari, Italy. Me is attending Steamboat Springs High School, and is currently a junior. Mis host family is Terry and Meg Bentley. This is his first time in America. Ric- cardo is seventeen years old, and is interested in computers during school, and soccer out of school. He heads back to Italy in July of 1986. Involved in study Girlfriend? Loosen up! French Spanish Foreign Exchange Speech 1 Thespian I Yearbook 1 IRC Block's Student Council 1 Knowledge Bowll Three Wire Winter Spanish Club The 1985-86 Spanish Club was very successful with their fund raisers and had a great turnout at their activities. The club's annual chili dinner, which is held before the fall game and is open to all citizens, was a tremendous suc- cess. This years leaders are: Chris Gilbertson - President, John Goldie - Vice President, Lisa Young - Secre- tary, and Susie Voss - Treasurer. Left to right: (Front row) Keri Searls, Melissa Haller, Tevis Ellis. Karen McDonald, (Second row) Suzanne Andrew, Stacey Bertram, (Top Row) Christine Carson, Lara LaDow, LeeAnn Hill, Penny Brandt, Dawn O Dell, Kristi Lear, Patty Lindley, Janet Hicks, Tara Krammer, Adam Talle, Andy Burch, Jonathan Baker, Craig Thrasher. Members of the French Club. Top row: Dean Jacobs. Mike Hayes, Chad Anderson Middle row: Josh Munson, Cheyene Hodges. Kelly Smith, John Goldie, Miss Ransford. Mary Werner Bottom row: Cory Cleveland, Scott Feeley. Sara Boersma. Lisa Young, Susie Voss Suzanne Andrew, Andy Burch, Angie Kollen- kark, and Jeremy Cleaver looking very seri- ous. Miss Ransford at an early meeting for the Spanish Club. This the real group of the Spanish Club. And look real Lively. French Club The 1985-86 french Club con- sisted of 25 members this year. The club really pulled together and put a wonderful float in this year's Homecoming. They had a fund raiser to raise money to restore the Statue of Liberty on the basis that it was made in France. This year's club also held a Christ- mas party, for the club members. This year’s club leaders were: Suzanne Andrew - President, Angie Kollenkark - Vice President, Andy Burch - Treasurer, Jeremy Cleaver - Secretary. Stage And Concert Bands The Steamboat Springs High School Stage and Concert Bands were very entertain- ing this year. Each band perform- ed at the Christmas Concert here at the school. The Concert was very successful in bringing both parents and students to the school during the Holidays. The bands were large this year, the Stage band had 36 stu- dents, and the concert band had more students this year than in the past. About 40 students enrolled in concert band. The bands re- ceived new uniforms this year, giving the students more enthusi- asm than ever. They performed at all the sport events, giving support to Cheerleaders and Drill Team. The Stage and Concert Bands of Steamboat Springs are Looking Good and Getting Better!! Chris Gilbertson leading the high school band in the Winter Carnival Parade. Choir l-r: Top - bottom: Bob Bensenberg, Susan Webb, Greg Boggs, Marlies Ravenscroft, Kelly Smith, Angela Rudd, Pat Guzzle, Karen Bokel, Caroline Daly, Michelle Harris, Robbie Parkin, Megan Thorstad, John Collinson, John Harrison. Choirs 95 WOW!! What A Blast! Can you believe this is happening? Show Choir The 1985-86 showchoir has 25 students this year. Which is a fairly large group. Most of them have been in the showchoir last year. And they enjoy what they do. They have lots of fun rehearsing for concerts and they love to kid around. The 1985-86 choir was a small group. It consisted of 11 students. They put on three concerts for the com- munity to see. The choir went to Craig for contest and got all. The students were very proud of themselves. A 1 is the best you can qet, II is qood III is okav but Le to Pat Guzzle, Bob Bensenburg, Michelle Harris, Angela Rudd, Karen Bokel, Molly y y McCoy, Megan Thorstad, Amy Olson, John Harrington, Shawn Vamer, Mrs. Sharp, Robbie yOU need to work a little more On Parkin, Greg Boggs, Chris Gilbertson, John Daly, Caroline Daly, Kenny Meyers, Steve it IV is not SO hot, V is terrible. Harrington, Andrew Taylor, Marlies Ravenstroft, LaRae Wagner, Susan Webb. This year's Three Wire Winter is putting out two issues of the Three Wire Winter magazine. The first one coming out in February, featured stories on Elk raising, bow hunting, rodeo clowns, and an inter- view with Hazel nelson, Sam Haslem, and Elaine Gay. The magazine is funded by the selling of Homecoming Mums at the beginning of the year. At the end of the year, the Three Wire Winter BBQ helps with the expenses. The second issue came out in the Spring. Every year there have been two teachers sponsoring this class. This year Mr. McKelvie took the class over by himself. He has been teaching this class for 10 years. The students in this class didn't mind the long hours and hard work it took to publish their stories. Three Wire Winter members include: (from left to right) Chad Whittmore, Lara Johnson, Ty Zabel, David Van Winkle, Duayne Truax, Del Look, Troy Keller, Scott Sis, Mike Oilmore, Stacie Hubbard, and Pat Guzzle. DaVid Van Winkle, Duayne Truax, Del Look hard at work. Wire It's only a matter of opin- ion! The Three Wire Winter staff got their enthusiasm up and entered a float in the Home- coming Parade. Yearbook The 1985 Yearbook staff: Shawn Wemer. Jessica Borland, Scott Stoughton, Stacie Hubbard, Krissi Winograsky, Wendy Weber, Sue Barker, Carol Eastham, Lara Johnson, Robert Bacon, Qayle Robson, Tracy Markley, Kami Ross, Darryl Farr, Bill Lawton, Troy Keller, Editor, Jodi Link, and Advisor; Jack Barnes. Due to last years fall yearbook, the 1985-1986 yearbook staff is working extra hard so the stu- dents of SSHS can have a spring book. In the beginning of the year there were six deadlines set and the staff is putting in the extra effort to make these. This year, the yearbook once again had a change in advisors. Mr. Barnes, who was a teacher at Steamboat High in 1975 is back to help in 86' to replace Mrs. Speech and Drama Zoe Gallagher, Shawn Werner, Sue Barker, and the villian Scott Stoughton rehearse for a play. Dynamic Rehearse Actors Mirrors Artistic Speak P reparation Extemporaneous Exaggerate Character Humor Saturdays Always Saturdays You learn to get up on those early frigid, wintry, mornings. You learn to tolerate dressing a little finer on these icy days. You leam the inside of more local high schools that most people your age, and more impor- tantly, you meet a few of the students that go to that school, and become friends for that matter. During this day, you anticipate the event; you go over your part in your mind so many times you think you're going to go crazy. You perform, not knowing what the outcome will be, will you be outstanding or poor? The judges decide. The outcome is superior. You settle with the decision and ride the bus home with a content feeling. Knowing that you should of tried a little harder but realizing you didn't do bad after all. The Director: Mr. Lamansky From Top left: Pat Guzzle, Jim Gaylord, Matt Bennett; Curt Cooper, Chris Gilbertson, Jesse Reich, John Goldie. Robby Parkin, Josh Munson, Tom Sharp, Jeremy Cleaver, Jay Bostrom, Brian Ludlam. Jessica Borland, Julie Smith, Lisa Pyle. Sandy Marks, Suz- anne Webb, Katie Yeager, Pen- ny Brandt. Mental Olympics The 1986 Knowledge Bowl team members are Steve Johnston, Mike Rudd, Greg Mattlage, Jim Gaylord, and Jeff Shaw. Knowledge Bowl's purpose is to stimulate an interest in academ- ics. The school has intramural competition, which is held be- tween October and January. This competition is held to select, from the various Knowledge Bowl members, who will represent the Steamboat Springs high School in the regional and state meets. (The meets will be held in May). In essence, these meets are mental Olympics,'' says Mr. Williams. Greg Mattlage asks, Hey guys why are we here? Wayne Williams Leader of Knowledge Mental Olympic Stars take time out for a quick photo. Ahh, Mr. Williams do we really have to hold this dumb sign? KNOWLEDGE BOWL 99 li.E.R.O. The Mero Program was very successful this year. Hero is the abbreviation for Home Eco- nomics Related Occupations. The Hero program is a program for stu- dents who would like to learn about working in the restaurant business. These students work on being waiters, waitresses, pantry chefs, gourmet chefs, and anything to do with cook- ing. Besides fixing our school lunches, the Hero program went to the 1986 State Convention. Each student took a place: Jerad - 1st place as line chef Silver Nedal, Kenny - 1st as Gourmet Chef Gold Medal, Andrea - Silver Medalist Pantry Chef, Seann - Silver Medalist Pantry Chef - Hing Yun - Bronze Medalist Line Chef, Vivian - Bronze Medalist Hostess, Bobby Denise got Voting Delegates. The Three Stooges At the State Convention? top-bottom, 1-r: Denise Dodson, Bobby Quire, Seann Nowlin. 2nd row: Andrea Bugg, Vivian Bradshaw, hing Yun Tsang, Napoleon Russ. 3rd Row: Jared Iwan, Kenny Nagle. 100 Close Up Amy Olson. Andy Burch. Brad Gilbertson. Molly McCoy are really interested. On February third and fourth, five stu- dents went to the state capital in Denver to attend the Colorado Close-Up. The five students were as follows: Brad Gilbertson, Amy Olson, Molly McCoy, Andy Burch and Kelly Davis. The students learned many things about the Colorado government system and how it operates. The students had a great time and met many new friends. Close Up group 1986. with State Representative Dan Williams. Kelly Davis and Governor Richard Lamm. Senators Groff and Allard with Colorado Close-Up President Kempton discuss the legal drinking age. 101 Student Council Jeremy Cleaver Treasurer 1985 86 Student Council members: Evan French, Jeremy Cleaver, Angie Kollenkark, Suzanne Andrew, and (not pictured) John Collinson. 102 STUDENT COUNCIL Suzanne Andrew Parliamentarian Jane hill Student Council Sponsor Qet ready to go. The 1985-86 Student Council under the excellent leader- ship of President Evan French managed to create an entertaining and excellent array of activities for the student body. Evan and his dependable staff had to decide on many money making ideas includ- ing several dances and selling lights to local Steamboat merchants. The Student Council 1985-86 were; Pres- ident, Evan French; Vice President, John Collinson; Secretary, Angie Kollenkark; Treasure, Jeremy Clev- er; Parliamentarian, Suzanne An- drews. STUDENT COUNCIL 103 The gangs all here. All work and no play. fun and games. Pep Club President of pep. Preperation for the pep. The Steamboat Springs High School Pep Club is better known as The Sailor Crew. The Sailor Crew is made up of students of S.S.H.S. that believe in our superb sports program. The pep club is like a second set of cheerleaders only they are a much larger group at a sports event. The Sailor Crew is led by Josh Munson. Although The Sailor Crew is new to S.S.H.S., they have become very popular. Any S.S.H.S. student could purchase a t-shirt, a hat, and or a kazoo. The pep club is new and exciting and should be at S.S.H.S. for quite some time. 104 Pep Oirl BUS. 303 879-4225 40170 West Hiway 40 Steamboat Spgs., CO 80477 J. W. BREWER TIRE CO. Intermountain West's Largest Independent Tire Dealer ski corporation Steamboat Ski Area - 879-6111 Steamboat Ski Report 879-7300 ____ Best Wishes Class of 1986! OLD FASHIONED HAMBURGERS Hiqhway 40 And Angler's Drive 879-5513 Personal service and B J Pump Well Service 30780 ROUTT CMTY. RD. 33 NO. 8 P.O. BOX 772740 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO 80477 (303) 879-6132 BOB BROWN plete ities. financial institution 6 Saturday till noon gs 879-2450 736-2524 t=J ■ iNOta an Association 1 mm mmmmmcx. 734 LINCOLN AVE. DalU C PHOTOGRAPHY The IRIS of the West GALLERY • STUDIO - GIFTS Complete Senior Portrait Graduation Announcements Accessories • Wedding photography Invitations Special Group Prices Portraits: Studio, Outdoors, in home Old photos copied restored Frames Albums One hour Film Processing 512 Yampa Ave. Craig Colorado 81625 (303) 824 8924 109 Favorites (songs) 1. Broken Wings 2. Glory Days 3. All My Rowdy Friends 4. Rocky IV 5. Smoking in the Boys Room Good Luck Sailors From Your Hometown Pizza Hut The Steamboat Pilot 1885- 1985 Celebrating a century of service 110 to the community MARGARITA HATCHER Office Manager Steamboat Springs, Colo. 80477 P.O. Box 774050 (303)879-2270 Congratulations Seniors DODD DIESEL, INC. Good Luck Seniors OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Steamboat Spgs CO West Hwy. 40 P.O. BOX 773567 40355 ROUTT CO. R.D. 186 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLORADO 80477 (303)879-5214 5c off every gallon of gas with coupon Chevron MIKE'S CHEVRON AAA 24 HOUR TOWIMG 879-1065 FRONT END ALIGNMENT - BRAKES TIRES - BATTERIES - SPIN BALANCE SHOCKS - MUFFLERS P.O. BOX 771483 1008 LINCOLN AVENUE STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLORADO 80477 City Market in Let United Bank Be Your Investment Center UPHAM LTD 99 Frederick M. Fritz'' Upham Geological Consultant United Bank of Steamboat Springs F.O. Box 774987 200 Lincoln — Suite 100 (303) 879-7071 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 (303) 879-3189 Acros from the Courthouse. 879-4040 MEMBER FDIC KAREN M. BEAUVAIS Broker-Owner Silver Oak Ltd. REAL ESTATE 2305 Mt. Werner Circle • Steamboat Springs, Colorado 80487 (303)879-8814 Office • (303)879-3410 Home 112 879-2561 BREAKFAST-6:30 -11 am LUNCH DINNER - 11 am - 9 pm STEAMBOAT SPRINGS Across from City Park on US 40 The Best Meal at the Best Price Favorites 1. Motley Crue 2. Mister Mister 3. Alabama 4. Lover Boy 5. REO Speed Wagon fconoco) BOB'S DOWNTOWN CONOCO 942 LINCOLN AVENUE — BOX 2918 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLORADO 80477 TEL. (303) 879-9735 Mary Jane 8f Bob Logan, Owners (303) 879-3302 Ski Time Square P.O. Box 775285 Steamboat Springs, Colorado 80477 ns ROUTT COUNTY y®T ALCOHOL DRUG oO ABUSE council 1 don't know anyone P 1172 with an alcohol problem. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO 80477 (303) 879-7708 Have 10 friends sign this page. If your generation makes the same decisions about alcohol as your parents' generation, one of these friends will die from alcohol abuse; four other friends will be badly hurt (or is already hurting), either physically or emotionally, by someone else's alcohol abuse. You can work toward responsibility about alcohol; or you can wait . . . and read the signatures in this page in 10 years or so .. % 114 Box 775262 Steamboat Springs, CO 80677 Best Wishes to the Seniors of '86 Certified. Welding Fabrication 879-5491 After flours £ V V West Side Qas 39855 US 40 Steamboat Springs CO 80477 (303)879-1426 Boggs Hardware Inc. Box 2019 Steamboat Springs Colorado 80477 Box 536 Hayden Colo. 81630 276-3629 Favorites Teachers 1. Mr. Buelter 2. Mr. Riggs 3. Mr. Craig 4. Mrs. Libby 5. Mr. Lamansky SERVING BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER COCKTAILS • BEER • WINE • OMELETTES • SANDWICHES • BURGERS • STEAKS • MEXICAN FOOD PINE GROVE CENTER 879-2682 Fresh flowers Garden Atrium of lush Green Plants Personalized Wedding Flowers Silk Arrangements We Deliver Quality is the only thing we do. TOM HENDERSON 109 Spruce P.O. Box 772973 Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 CLOCK TOWER SPORTS A FULL SERVICE SKI SHOP CLOCK TOWER SPORTS 1724 A MT. WERNER RD. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO 116 80487 The TUGBOAT Saloon Eatery ★ ★ ★ BREAKFAST, LUNCH DINNER from 7:30am-llpm EGGS, OMELETTES, BURGERS, SANDWICHES, SALADS, HOMEMADE FRENCH FRIES, SALADS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT from 9pm-2am ★ ★ ★ Good Luck Seniors Electric Service and Supply Blue Top Enterprise Inc. M M Auto Gophers Steamboat Springs Orthopedics Black Bird Bakery Snow Bowl II Routt Memorial Hospital Sundance Cleaners All That Jazz Yampa Valley Sound Weber Auto Body Last Tangle Straight Line Lykken and Kramer El Rancho Cafe and Lounge Safeway The Tile and Carpet Shoppe Ski Haus International The Hills Come Alive! Skiers got to have the spirit. Having fun guys? w Skiers are back in the swing of things. On the 22nd of November the mountain was open for public use, and the school helped them get a full turn out. With a lot of the students skiing the school was quieter and less crowded than usual. Even if the rest of the students were not skiing their minds were on the mountain and the skiing. Hurry up and take this picture so we can ski. Ski Bums!!! T he Galleon staff woul like to express a wj Dulci atu Thank you to the following people for their as- , sistance. Without them, and others who have given us their staunch! support, we'd not have b«n able to produce a quality pear book. I I The Steamboat Pilot Mrs. Robson Mrs. Link Greg Stimeck - Rep. Walsworth Pub. Co. Mr. Barnett Hayes Gladstone Wild West River Riders mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCCLINE MISSOURI ISA mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCKUNK MIHHOl HI I'HA