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

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Coming Up Short Mike Ries gets up after pinning Mike Tantanosto from Estes Park. Wrestling is a very demanding sport. It not only takes a well developed and well conditioned physical body, but a well developed wrestling mind as well. I’ve been wrestling since I was in 3rd grade,” said Scott Waterman. Mike Ries said that he has wrestled for 8 years. The Rebels ended the season with 2 seconds, 1 third, 2 fourths, and 2 sixths in tournaments and 1 win, 1 tie, and 4 losses in dual meets. Mike Ries ended the year with the best record of the Rebs with 23 wins and 3 losses, two of which came during the state tournament. Mike was the only Rebel to qualify for state and he had many fans cheering for him here. The school is very proud of Mike and the entire Rebel squad. Wrestling 121

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Scott Waterman gets on top during his 2nd match at Districts. J. V. WRESTLING Billy Morelock. Arthur White. Steve Siaruster, Billy Bookhammer. Jose Gonzalez. Coach Hilding. wc 2nd Akron Tourney 3rd Brush Tourney 4th Roosevelt Tourney 33 Erie 33 13 Berthoud 49 21 Fredrick 34 4th Kennedy Tourney 6 Ft. Lupton 50 25 Valley 31 51 Estes Park 18 2nd Highland Tourney 6th Districts VARSITY WRESTLING. KNEELING: Richard Aberle. Doug Jones. Kenny Wray. Scott Waterman. Mike Ries. STANDING: Coach Hawkins. Manager Leslie Gortz. Joe Ruybal. Curt Baumgartner. Chris Carpenter. Greg Peake. Coach Hilding. Richard Aberla receives a third place ribbon at Districts after being beaten by two points in his last match to keep him from going to the State Tournament. 120 Wrestling

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New Coach and State The 1985 track team was larger than it had been in recent years. It also had nine members who went to state. Representing the girls were Michelle Davis, Julie Syman, Leslie Gortz, and Deanna Teter. Representing the boys were Robert Calzia, Lupe Ramirez, Kenny Sargent, Monty Ashliman, and John Reck-ard. Mr. Terry Bredehoft (good boy) was a new addition to the coaching staff and replaced Mr. Wiedrich. Many of the team members (especially the seniors) teased Mr. Bredehoft about his candy-apple face. A total of 13 records were broken by 13 people. The record breakers were Julie Syman, Michelle Davis, Leslie Gortz, Heather Farmer, Colleen Tagawa, Deanna Teter, Monty Ashliman, Chris Carpenter, John Reckard, Scott Waterman, Robert Calzia, Lupe Ramirez, and Kenny Sargent. VARSITY TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Unnebur. Tina Lucero. Julie Syman. Michelle Davis. Deanna Teter. Anggle Whaley. Denise Strelnhous. SECOND ROW: Coach Balerud. Sonya Garcia. Donna Jordon. Shirley Kirkpatrick, Chris Carpenter. Monty Ashliman. Jeff Post. Jerry Bauer. Leslie Gortz. Heather Farmer. Colleen Tagawa, Coach Steward. BACK ROW: Coach Evelyn Bredehoft. Keith Tagawa. Mike Jandreau. Kenny Wray. Bart Nichols. Ron Beckel. Ravon Moeller. Mitch Becker. Tina Ashliman. John Reckard. Julie Moore. Ed Judd. Jose Gonzalez. Scott Waterman. Robert Calzia. Lupe Ramirez. Kenny Sargent. Coach Terry Bredehoft. Robert Calzia tries to stay with his competition at the state meet. With a mighty heave. Kenny Sargent sends the shot put hurtling through the air. 122 Track