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

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Police cars follow horses in parade. Heidi Adams in her surf day attire. K New Wi Senior cheerleaders compare bra sizes. Kim Abbott flashes in front of Denise Lenz on clash day. Laura DeMoyes and Tim Wright, Junior attendants, ride in style. As the parade components filed out of Dunstan Jr. High's parking lot, they were met by students. A little bit of their enthusiasm was missing without candy to catch. A few of the floates from G.M.H.S. broke the rules and threw candy anyway and some people made new rules and threw other objects that pleased the Jr. High and the elementary school stu-ents. A few future Ramblings from Devinny Elementary waved GO RAMSV' mini-flags. Many people hopped off of the floats, trucks, and sidewalks on Wright St. into the gym for the homecoming pep assembly. Sports men and women were commended by each other and the crowd. The female captains received roses from their fellow male athletes. The pom-pons showed self-control and spirit when their music failed them for close to ten minutes. They performed a well awaited routine when the music finally started. All of the classes showed respect for each other even through competition. The traditional human pyramid was built and won by the freshmen class. Awards were given to commendable representatives and students. Homecoming - 191

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E The senior girls' powderpuff team is ready for victory. Scott Watson and Chris Erickson enjoy the Homecoming dance. National Honor Society encourages the football team. Advertisement for the Homecoming dance. The sophomore float adds to the Homecoming parade. Dreaming The theme to this year's Homecoming was, To Wish is to Dream The dance was held on October 8th in the student cafeteria. All of the activities were sponsored and put together by Senate. Entertainment for the dance was provided by the musical group Gemini. It was hard rock and sorta hard to dance to, commented senior, Mikel McMullen, but everyone had a good time anywayf, Along with our dance, the annual football game was played against the Golden Demons. It was a clean shut out, stated Mike McMullen. It wasn't much like a game, it was more like a disaster on the field for Golden. The score was 51-0 on that exciting October night at Reed Street Stadium. The underclassmen Homecoming attendents were presented to the student body at the pep assembly. The announcement of king and queen was saved until the football game. King Doug Lawler, still in his football uniform, escorted qeen, Julie Chavez, to receive her crown and red velvet robe. The 1983 Homecoming attendants were seniors Julene Baca, Suzanne Clark, Karen Wollenhaupt, Mark Burcar, Vance Stillman, and Troy Tysonmluniors Laura DeMoyes and Tim Wright. Sophomores Liz Mendez and Rick Grant. Freshmen Crissy Young and John Bartlet. Homecoming -