Weld Central High School - Rebel Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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— Only The Beginning A freshman going out for volleyball might think that first week of practice is a nightmare, but it is really just the beginning of a dream. It’s a dream that stays with you as you struggle, and grows inside you as you advance. The freshmen and J.V. teams were the foundation for a successful season this year. They started their dreams which will be Weld Central’s volleyball team in the future. This year’s hard work was only the beginning of a Hrpam that rnulri la ;t fnr FRONT ROW: Dlara Wuertz. Laurie Beard, Carl Welckum. BACK ROW: Sonya Branham. ... . a u ao Donna Parker. Debbie Jones. Robl Schmalhaus. Minnie Campion. Lynette Ishlda, 3 lifetime. Coach Bomhott. J.V. 12 WINS 6 LOSSES wc 15,15 Berthoud 13,2 15,15 Estes Park 7.13 15,15 Erie 7.7 15,15 Ft. Lupton 6.3 15,15 Valley 10,5 15,9,15 Frederick 8.15.4 13,9 Greeley Central 15,15 16,15 Berthoud 14.11 15,8,15 Longmont 12.15,11 15,16 Estes Park 10,14 15,15 Erie 1.5 11,7 Valley 15,15 8.9 Frederick 15,15 FRESHMEN 3 WINS 8 LOSSES 3 TIES wc 14.8 Berthoud 16.5 10,15 Estes Park 15,12 15.4,9 Erie 4.15.1 5.12 Ft. Lupton 15,15 14,6 Valley 16,15 14.13 Frederick 16,15 8.5 Greeley Central 15,15 15,10,3 Berthoud 1.15.13 2.0.3 Longmont 15.15,15 15,15 Estes Park 4.9 6.11 Erie 15,15 17.15 Ft. Lupton 15,17 12,15,9 Valley 15.11,15 13,15,15 Frederick 15.6.5 FRONT ROW: Kristy Huhman. Jen! Pettinger, Donna Jordan. Shirley Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: Kim Drolling. Christina Chart. Anggle Whaley, Sharon Wuertz. BACK ROW: Coach Wood. Donna Parker. Una Lucero. Debbie Jones. Coach Bomhott. Volleyball 105

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Coach Leaves After Best Season = MMP 1 ff John Reckord carries the bail Into the end zone as two Coach Wledrlch coaching Ns final game at WC Berthoud defenders pursue him. 104 Football

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The Best We Can Be I C A A I e just want- l led ° play ® the best we could play - to be the best we could be.” The whole team echoed this sentiment. And they were. The 1984 Weld Central volleyball team consisted of eight seniors, three juniors, and one freshman. Using their experience as a weapon, they fought their way to State. For finishing the 1984 season with a 25-1 record (their only loss being a three-game fight-to-the-finish against State Champion Platte Valley), Weld Central’s girls have in their trophy case a fifth-place trophy. Even though they are losing eight seniors the juniors have the experience to fill their shoes. Some people measure a team’s success by what’s left in the trophy case,” said Coach Wood, but in our team what is left inside each person is more than a trophy would ever symbolize.” Terri Altergott spikes the ball while Robin Englehardt and Jerl Hastman cover her. 106 Volleyball