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

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Images What has 36 legs, 18 skirts and one voice? Images, of course. This music group is an advanced and highly selec- tive group of girls. They perform ap- proximately 30 concerts in, around, and anywhere near GMHS during the school year. Images performed at the U.N.C. Jazz Festival and had 10 con- certs within a three week period for the Christmas holidays, to name just a few. Sue Cielens, senior, comments, Im- ages is a good place to gain performin experience and expand talents. Su also says that Images is a very clos group and they work well together. mages does a variety of songs. They sing jazz, which also includes choreog- raphy, madrigals, and show tunes. This year, as in the past, Images did Valo- grams for Valentinets Day. Once in a while they will even sing with Vocal Minority. Throughout the year, empha- sis was on advanced choral reading and advanced vocal techniques. When asked why she wanted to join Images, Anita Mehnert, sophomore, said, I love to perform and sing. Im- ages helps expand my musical knowl- edge. Studying by themselves Julie Johnson and Heather Hughes share a joke. Bosom Buddies, Kelly Robinson, Stacy Skillern, Debbie West, Mary Beth Armbruster, and Tiffany Peters. Top row tleft to rightl: Susan Hammer, Tyffani Peters, Katrina Smith, Cindy Attwooll, Kelly Robinson, Heather Hughes, Sue Cielens. Middle Row: Anita Mehnert, Kristi Collotzi, Kelly Mulholland, Susan Geist, Brenda Bannister, Stacey Skillern. Bottom Row: Mary Beth Arrnbruster, Debbie Weist, Joellen Rogers, Julie Johnson, Christine Worster, Sherry Sachdeva, Chris Lenway fdrummerj. y se se- it E fr .,,.,!, They re all lined up and ready to go. qt! 9 4 I! ey Images 101

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Fruitcakes? This year, Vocal Minority was more than super, they were super- heroes. The group of boys were dressed as their favorite freedom- fighters and were ready to sing their way to justice. Singing any- thing from satire and parody to barber-shop with vocal jazz thrown in, these guys have a pow- er of their own. There were 22 members the first semester with an increase of up to 30 new mem- bers the next. The popularity? Vocal Minority is an outra- geous group. Davin McDill, sen- ior, claims it's because everyone gets along. They learn how to sing. Everyone's crazy and really outgoing. Nobody should miss an opportunity like this, he also adds. Vocal Minority sings and dances and can do both at the same time. Many members are in Shadows and other school related music groups but stick with Vocal Minority for both the experience and fun. The group is becoming one of the most asked for groups to perform in both school and public concerts. An audition is not required to join this group, but a good voice, musical back- ground and most important, a sense of humor are essential. Do the hula with Alan Wise Mike Abbott Scott Webb and Mike Murray while they sing Fruitcake iifil sam A V i time a s lif t .:. new-2' .. - 5 ... - M112 , ', H li wie . t ' it ss wrwtX Siege is tmsistsartutwttmts at t Y M may is, WHEELS? Alia Q Q MMM? 2 mint tw? se e 2 at as erm else. saga to X matters asm wwmsmfmaasaaam1is white QW an tails aw eegmying coffin mega 1.22 anti ima .ss . it ..... az 5 :1- t r: -ag . sz, :sig 5 Egg? :za E :ffw Y was ts: 42: Y f 1:2 K FHS? 2552 si: , M + X , ' 5 332 iii .. :rafts if Q W A A . f t f as rr vqsigtiw . f ff ' W ,if , sw Q. in 2 4 S ,f f s : gggsxe sa aww - 'test if f . 1--i z -gsis rvst sz tstrfzz ftdz ez s i r ' ' -f ,, iss K tt -. ft Q 1 4 1 .1 ':-g :: . ji Q w ig rf 55212525 as ' - Q 5'T 2 i W 1 322 Wifi I 'I f r af ' 22 . 5 E 1 51 :52 5 55 1225 5 th . 22355 'gfgsgf . ff y2w:. 2:f1ft' tam I Qzislw -r azt sgixiyf-tiff test isfswlzt a i fefg, :I ass as -. aa-5?.. : ' . w c2c .E 1 - : I .1 :j ?ff 5,-1: . -2 a m ig a 'Q.Ei. :g' . .. .'?6:'-2 Q- 1 - - II E:-r-- .I:' wg 3,55 .. W 2. 1, 1 2- ?:'. ':-gagg.g: -- : H : gssggwiaamti, scggsmefmttssg Wtwa sfsggs - -f f as sw A ff ,w 75 f 4 it .. a t t gt fsiszswwvgzsifefggtfmmg, gwjawm iY3S2.:swe:3 Hfazg . gtfsweiiiasvr gym , it s, E ,gr i V, .rf ,: .ami A, Q Q 5211 .ij - . ff- ,gf -.fgig 1' 122 Schleicher, and Lenny Lucero. Top row Cleft to rightj B. Schneider, J. Lucero, D. McDill, Darren, J. Schneider. Middle Row: R. Rockley, J.Schleicher, R. On Guardlu says Robin Rockley, Joe Cheney' A' Wise' T' Hine' M' Murray' Bottom Row. M. Kalka, M. Abbott, C. Starkey, A.Nieto, S. Webb. 100 - Vocal Minority

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Symphony In y Motion Symphonic Band has thirty mu- sicians, none of which play strings for this group. They play a variety of types of music. This year, they performed in a concert at Dun- stan Junior High along with other bands from our school, Dunstan and other schools in the area. The group concentrates on sight read- ing and enhancing their musician- Mmr ttsc .YEL Z 4, ship. They play a wide variety of types of music so they can learn to appreciate them and decide which type and style are band members come from different grade levels and therefore some will be gradu- ating soon. Others will be in our music department for another year. Top Row: Jeff Larkin, Jon Gilbetson, Jason Brehm, Kirk Oldham, Sandy Steinhoff, Win- nie Loop, Dan Hall, Don Penka, Jeff Coursen, Luanne Johnson, Stacy Cowen, David Roth- Row: Tammy Nelson, Judit Caspar, Jennifer Sluzalis, Tricia Voss, Jennifer Hibpshman First Row: Jean Ortiz, Tracy Cowen, Susan Brunlzel. Debbie Maas, Cathy Wadsworth enburger, Toby Harrod, Juli Geist. Second Lisa Higinbotham. 102 - Symphonic Band i l 1