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

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Jodi Moore concentrates on serving the ball. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW: Shirley Kirkpatrick. Terri Altergott. Donna Jordan. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Okada. Trade Holland. Shelly Branham. Kathy Jordan. Tina Lucero. Karen Baumgartner. BACK ROW: Coach Wood. Robin Englehardt. Renee Wagner. Jeri Hastman. Debbie Reyes. Jodi Moore. Gloria Baumgartner. 25 WINS, 1 LOSS wc 15,15 Berthoud 2.0 18,13 Niwot 16,15 15,15 Windsor 6.5 16,8 Loveland 14.8 15,10,15 Skyline 2.15.3 15,15 Thompson Valley 7.12 15,15 Estes Park 3.3 15,15 Erie 8.0 15,15 Ft. Lupton 2.5 15,15 Valley 0,5 15,15 Frederick 5,2 15,15 Greeley Central 8,8 15,15 Berthoud 6,13 15,15 Longmont 6.11 15,15 Estes Park 1,11 15,15 Erie 4,0 15,15 Ft. Lupton 3,0 15,15 Valley 7.5 15,15 Frederick 1.9 15,9,15 Estes Park 10,15.3 15,15 Valley 10.5 15,15 Valley 5.3 15,15 St. Mary's 5,13 15,13,13 Platte Valley 8,15,15 15,13,15 Rocky Ford 12,15,13 15,15 Centauri 10.4 Shelly Branham announces the Rebel's grand entrance.

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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

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One Makes State I really wanted to go to state and all the time I was running at the state qualifying meet, only one thing went through my mind, ‘State’.” This year, the Weld Central Cross County team had one runner who went to state. He was the team captain, Robert Cal-zia. Robert placed in the top ten at every single meet he ran at during the season. “It’s how bad you want to go,” commented Robert. The rest of the team members who ran with Robert were Mitch Becker, Jerry Bauer, Filipe Castro, Joey Acosta, and Jacob Ybarra. Mike Hect was the only junior high runner on the team this year. Mike did well this year and was the junior high league champion. The team had good, consistent finishes during the season. Weld Central Inv. 5th Eastes Park Inv. 7th Fort Lupton Inv. 8th Roosevelt Inv. 4th Erie Inv. - Deertrail Inv. 1st Boulder Valley Inv. - Windsor Meet - Longs Peak League 6th State Qualifying 16th State (Robert Calzia) 57th Robert Catzla demonstrates the Incredible strength need to be a cross country runner 108 Cross Country