Green Mountain High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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, Carol McMordie, Vicki Zion, and Stephanie Voltz lead a cheer at an assembly. The J.V. squad makes a pyramid. J .V. Spirit Leaders The 1982-1983 Junior Varsity squads did an excellent job of showing their support and spirit this year at many of the GMHS sporting events. Their camp this summer was held at C.U. in Boulder, working hard at cheers, earning spir- it awards and ribbons to take home to GMHS. The squads were as follows: J.V. Football - Laura DeMoye, Mallory Moore, Vicki Zion, Stephanie Volz, Kelly Murphy, Rhonda Danzeisen, and Kristi Parisi. J.V. Basketball - Kami Ogden, Mallory Moore, Stephanie Volz, Shelly Hassen, Kathy Lynch, Leslie Mathis, Rhonda Strepman, and April Sum- mers. J .V. Wrestling - Kelly Murphy, Susan Terry, Rhonda Danzeisen, Vicki Zion, and 88 - Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Lynn Debroder. The squad's head cheer- leaders were Kristi Parisi, Rhonda Strepman, and Kelly Murphy. These cheerleaders felt that they helped to bring the school together better than any squad before. They helped join GMHS' ath- letes together with the band and cheerleaders. They are very proud of the spirit they gave over the year. The cheerleaders work very hard at what they do. Cheerleading sponsor Monica Fore- man said, The average cheerleader puts in about an average work week. It's difficult to do and many of them also go out for sports or have part time jobs.

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Ann Morrisette and Lisa Hough cheer determinedly for the soccer team. All the spirit leaders are involved in the Homecoming Parade. iving GMI-IS Spirit And Pride A special squad of GMHS cheerleaders received the superior award, placing in the top five, at the State Competition held January 29, at Bear Creek High School. All varsity cheerleaders were invited to be on the squad, but due to conflicting things, only these participated: Seniors- Julie Campbell, Ann Morrisette, Sa- brins Forrest, Amy Ahrenkiel, and Juniors- Amy Dalton tCaptainj, Jolene Baca, Katie Mongeau, Ann Camacho, Lisa Hough, and Dulci Chapa, Monica Foreman acted as the group sponser and Cheryl Cartin spent many hours working with the squad on a difficult stunt that won in Competitions several years ago. Among the cheerleaders' fundraisers this year, they sold Christ- mas wrapping paper and stationary. The cheerleaders usually begin their year without any funds, but do their best to earn the money they spend by selling things and having activities for the students. The Varsity Football cheerleaders were seniors- Annette Vitry, Ann Morrisette, Amy Arhenkiel, Kristi Gleason, and Sabrins For- rest, and juniors- Anne Zentner, Lisa Hough, and Dulci Chapa. The members of the Varsity Basketball squad included seniors- Ann Morrisette, Sabrina Forrest, and Julie Campbell, and juniors- Dulci Chapa, Amy Dalton, Ann Camacho, and Katie Mongeau. Senior - Annette Vitry, and juniors - Jolene Baca, Carol Worrell, Lisa Hough, and Kelli Lucas composed the Varsity Wrestling squad. Annette Vitry watches the wrestling match against Golden. The varsity cheerleaders do a stunt at an assembly. Varsity Cheerleaders - 87

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Freshmen cheerleaders form a pyramid during home- coming pep assembly. '86 cheerleaders try to get the freshmen class into spirit. Freshmen Give Spirit GMHS' Freshmen cheerleading squad made their class one to be proud of by offer- ing their time and spirit at sporting events. The members of the Freshmen squad for the 1982-1983 school year were, captain - Janel Rohe, Linda Hinkle, Kelly Monahan, Aimee Reinert, and Michelle Abbott. Their summer NCA cheerleading camp, which lasted four days, was at C.U. in Boul- der. Together they practiced cheers and routines to be judged in camp competition. The cheerleaders tried to do as many unique fund raisers as they possibly could to earn back some of the money spent on uni- forms, camp, and other expenses. The ma- jor event that brought the most money was the annual cheerleader sponsored dance. The cheerleaders attended an average of four games a week and had practices on days they didn't cheer. Some of the routine things they also did on the side was to make posters to help raise the spirits of the team and bake cookies or cakes to bring to the games, for the players. The squad got along amazingly well this year. Monica Foreman, sponsor, said, All of the girls this year were really mellow. The Freshmen squad also managed to get ever- ything done without a hassle or arguing. They were kind of ignored though because there are so many squads. Over all they were not a problem. The Freshmen squad get involved in a pep assembly. The youngest cheerleaders start off an assembly with their favorite cheer. Freshmen Cheerleaders - 89