Green Mountain High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)
- Class of 1980
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A. ,. . , v 7 , - f NN K .- :Q If K. .... X 'x ,f . NFxY 3 4 Xa El . 5-,EER ,,. ..r :pd a,' M 1,11 f3Qf'Q'k J ansftii , ' . iiillfsl W' w gag : lining. 'Wi yt., 'YW 15 x i u: 'WE WI-IAT TAKES! k'f'-K Vi, 41 X1 15' -1. 'Q 5-L ii 4 -Q4 El az if , Pl f ' 3 ,: . -4..- , , , 'X LJ L- ,, . ii 4 I , .. ,f ,R ' lf , ja' ' ' ,tin , -1' , a. ' qv 4. SENICDR CLASS CDFFICERS Q0 P .M 'MW' B' A L l i .,. , 'fe s Q is X Kirk Adams Merry Andrews Bryan Arnold George Barker 10 F msc, an 6 0 5 - sk a 'R ' 5 jli XXI ' 1 3 ax I g QQ ' 0 , 1 gi l Ken Aldrich Mark Allcott Deanna Amen I .rs Tim Antley Morthana Appel Tim Armstrong Wayne Ashley Bruce Babcock Ricardo Baca Shelly Barrett Theresa Barrett Todd Borrow nineteen eighty . . . NWS? Kerri Anderson Tom Armstrong ips . f f. Q- 4' Carol Baker in-. Jeff Bartlett xx., Mark Bedinger Craig Befus Chris Belknap Paul Bender Ginger Bennett if Kelly Bergamo Randy Berry Dan Beiiis Curt Biersdorfer Janet Blair L A X .1 if I Barry Blinderman Christina Blouni Linda Boese Bobbi Boley Dona Boom - A J Beg, J ' -YA L i up i Tiss Borchers Sieve Bowlby Todd Boyce Emily Braft Tammy Brennan . . . the :lass with :lass Kelly Briggs Janee Browning Blaine Bush l l Ann Campbell 1 2 .W X . i . John Brock Steve Brock Kellie Brown Mike Brown 452'-P -rr-., C Q if it 5 ,-1 g if U-J, Q53 S ff f , Janet Brumley Scott Burcar Claire Burns Pam Burseth 'iii ' 1 x LL. Tammy Butler Cynthia Buttery Bill Caldwell K I Joanne Busnardo Pam Campbell Debbie Carlton Bryan Carr Tim Carroll nineteen eighty . . . da ln - x xr fs Mike CCITTGI' Tonya Cervone 4 'ASW ' i , Lori Chavez Darren Chilton Sioux Christensen 2 4. ' v wkf Barry Claassen David Clabaugh Kelly Clarkston Kevin Cogswell Dan Coleman Mary Jane Cook Bruce Cox Brian Cunningham Leann Dalby the David Cox Ken Cox Tami Culbertson An. 4 Doug Dalton Dottie Daniels David Davis :lass with :lass Mike Davis 'ffl Anita DeRock Y ,ll ' :D xf , , . nf Ann Dorchak Pete Duran 14 Tim Deignan 1 , . . A f , K . I' 'I ' ' , 4' li 1 i V, ' l v ,Er gr 3 ' ., J 0 Q gi , Vi , , ' Q . 7' P V x 1 l s A ff Lindee Dick ... 1 K 3,1 A John Downey Char Elmore Greg DeMent Jay DeMoye Don Dempsey Stephanie Dickson Matt Dinges Kenny Dockins Nathan Drugaline Elise Dugwyler Thomas Dunn Yr V N Toby Epparci Suzanne Estrada Bobbi Everett nineteen eighty . . . Dave Fallon Beth Fitch Bill Foshag Sieve Frickell Pam Falls Chris Flagge Cheri Franks Tameran Fry . . . the .UA 9' as J lon Lynn Faulkner Chuck Felton Scoil Flowers Debbie Forehand Jan Frazier Jay Frazier Dirk Gaddis Dennis Gallagher :lass with class 'Tw' Smvx w- Allen Filson Terry Forle Suzanne French ? .f.i if .xx J ! ' xxx A l X IL K o Rocky Gammon I 5 -ir ' A . . 1, ' 'G if 5.1 9 X K 'l ' . i 4 . '--.K Q t Q s M I if Ray Giomefre J Scott Grant Susie Groves Keith HG6b6 16 F S t bm E is g Q Q, E Q, 1 Steve Godson Sfeve Gomez Melissa Gonring Bob Graham Mark Greenleaf Scot? Gregory Lewis Gridley Gayle Groninger L0ri Guffey Lori Gwinn Greg Haas Theresa Haberer Todd Haebe Al Hajka Deirdre Halacy Brian Hale nlneteen eighty . . . Jeff Hammer Kelly Harrington Michael Harris Patricia Hasferl Serene Hedin Cheryl Hesierwerlh wi A . x A . , 91 f X X 5 ri Q , mxx A 0, f Q ' x 1. 4 r K .' Q . , . , 1 F. J' Terri Harnpion Jeff Harberg Lqureen Hardesiy E ga .6-rw Q.. W X Q W il l , M i H Q. b i Qi., if V l 3 ,, 'S 4 , v Doug Haxlon T7 fir? F Dave Hernan Maria Hermanussen Chris Hernandez Diane Hildebrandt Lisa Hill Rhonda Hill . . . the :lass with class i Danelle Harrington pix r x x L X .I rl 1 rx N g N ' xl 4' l 1 ll J 4 Paul Hedge di il . Rick Hess A Linda Hodgins 17 Tondi Hooker Joe Hunter Q7 Quonoh Jockson Doreen Johnson 18 Jerri Hostetler Susan Howie CfGiQ HUDDGTCI TTWGFGSG HUFWTSF Jerry Hutchison Pom Hutchison Jone Jensen Shone Jesperson Bonnie Johonsen 4? fi 'W' 9. :L ii- Bridget Julin Rick Kohler Lindo Komicor nineteen eighty . . . Roger Hughes Lori ISDGSTGI' Corolyn Johnson Ann Keith L,-x Melodle Kelley Kathy Kendall K Lynda Kimball Tracy King if Julie Kipp Sharon Klein Don Knox Susanna Koleber Damian Konecny 9 i X ri ' 'X' A' ky' Q 5 S i Xi r A X i 1 .. . 41 fi i ,1 f . x a 1 ' i e ffl -' 'i?fS?u..xe . ChOrl6r'16 KYGUS Greg Krey Carl Kroonenberg Teri Kubacki John Kuepper i fgif Mark Lang Eric Lange Mark Langkamp Greg LaPedus Michelle Law . . . the :lass with class Bon Lee Sue Ann Liiile Sherrnoine Longo Suzon 20 . Ki F19 Luebs Jeff Lee i Leo Angelo Lobmeyer Keily Lovejoy Ron Luiirull f s Lorroine Lehr Roberi Lehr DUNS UDSTFGU X Lynn Logon Sieve Lohreniz Melonie Long Tim Lovejoy Kimm Lykins I Y Dove Lucero M 39' uf 1 '5-na Louro Lucero Anno Moniei nineteen eighty . . . Mike Moron s 'Q- W7 r A ' ii p f' fu -M Cameron Mars Joslin Mqrgqgliq Brad Martin Donna Marshall Scott Martin 'iw Julie Mastin Linda Mathis Susan Matteucci Carrie Maus Bill McCain , .WWW K fs I L4 F .yo Stewart McAllister Angie McCambridge Mark McColl Tom McCourt Ed McGaugh S 4 , . -. 38 N. I lr them I . Doug McKibbin iw. M.- Mike McLaughlin Karen McManigle Kevin McManigle Steve Meesey . . . the :lass with class sl- Nancy Meier Glen Merica Chris Mikus Brian Miller Jamie Miller nf XX M L.J. Miller Michelle Miller Steve Mills Pal Moore Maria Morse P ., ' M 1 S L M + 1 . ll Holly Moullon Derrick Muehe Joni Mullen Kdfhy Murphy Sheri Myles ix l ,. K XA X t X ' P . wi x ' l' 'wx Steven Nadeau Debbie Nally Jeff Neafscy Linda Noland Bjorn Nordslrorn nineteen eighty . . . gs s 1 , p X V A f , N r ' A r Jay Nefrleron Richard O'ConnelI Wendy O'DeIl Peter O'DonneII Chris Oegerle xg Cori Oleson Steve Oleson Tim Olmsted Michael Osborn Lon Owenby VJ' W? S-X . Kafhy Owens Tim Palan Karhy Paranay Doug Parent Marr Park X ,YA Joe Parrino Doug Patron Brent Peacock Derek Pechman Susan Perry . . . the class with class O T kd 1 i lr ,f 'Q i Q s. i rss , ..., ' 3' 1 1 -f 3i 'f 5 B , J Brod Fetch John Petersen Greg Phillips Lori Pierpoint Robin Powell Chris Primus DOUQ Price Steve Pulse Colleen Rodecki Kendoll Ramirez Jone Rondolph Mike Roy Croig Redmiles Kim Reed Sherri Reichert Christine Reid nineteen eighty . . . 24 Mott Pierson Robert Rook Ron Reody Pom Reicler Greg Peschong Mork Richmond Victorio Robinson .X Shciron Rooi Q-r Kevin Perisho Egon Richter Richard Roehm Guy Ross Jonef Reish f Q 'ite 'x Corol Ridsdole 6 Q MY. 1, X 5 , .5 s 1 r . ,Rr l , M as X T15 rl lg 1 : S Q X dt p I X ' r Trocy Rogers .mai fe , -mxux. H k 1 gi' Q, r' K K W.. K , 2 Q s ' a t 'pg ,A , if Q ,A 'fr ,h 5 Jim Rourke Douglos Rice Rick Richordson ..,-so rx , if 'Q fu Y? J .QM Ken PWGVS Kossie Robinson N. ii Scott Rons Bill Roonev Kimberly Ryon Michoel Ryon . . . the class with class Keren Rufien Ami RYSGV Chris Sodler Robin Sdlyer ,CM - 7' 3 ' ' i: . 3' . S ,E X N J s - S 'K ' . 91 ri, ' ' - f' I., -MQ A-:S C 3 E - S ii' m Cindy ScoT'f Cheryl Scott Brion Selby Lori Serofin S r, C ..l If Mike Schaefer Jill Scherschiigf W 1 N if ease S' wi-Q Cori Seymour Dclvid Shaffer :S Brel? Sorgeni Cheryl Schumocher Corrnie Sherlock 1 4.4 Bob Sherwood Andy Shiprnon Teresd Shold Leon Shorr Lisd Silver 26 nineteen eighty . . . Abha Singh Steve Smidr Janine Stands Jeff Sundby K il ' i 1: 5' J K S J 1 x' -5 Q ' . .,. ,- .., , A Chris Smith Lana Smith Linda Smith SUZOHDG Smim ii xg ,I . ' V ' Sf' ii' 0 N' , if . ,gi A iijjftj , '- ax M L-J Bruce Snelling Jeff Snyder A Kevin Spiller Teri Spykstra , N Kellie STSGIG Michele Siephenson ,, 7 , 7 Y J Kimberly Sutton Dave Tanigawa Michael Tapia Brent Taylor . . . the class with class Michoel Toylor Nordy Thompson Mork Tuenge Debbie Teosdole Jim Thermos Komeron Thompson Kelly Thompson Scolt Thompson Noncy Timmermcln Trocy Trorler Clork Trujillo LoFondo Unruh 3 Jn Denise Volenline Chrislino Von Ackeren Shoron Von Dyke I 41 . qv g f, A'1:: :r Tim Voninger Kelly Vorney Seon Vosey Debbie Voughon Jocque Vego 28 nineteen eighty Arlrle Vigil Lisa Vill0f Yi Craig Waller Dave Walker y 1 Lisa Walker Vlark Walker Scoli Walker Mary Wallen KGHY WOTSOVW JGFWVWY WSQNOYST Sharon Weisl Polly Wewel K. ,. , an Mft' if ij. , . I b W 4 Susan Wilcox Tracee Willhile Sandi Williams Pal Williamson . . . the :lass with class Joe Walker 5 tl , . mfr rg. F. l.:',1 X , I A. I . ',, 2- I 9 W' Q ' . , 4 - x , lf r X as W f I Brad Warner Dennis Wiisl Billy Wilson 29 Gayle Wilson Kellie Wilson Z. 4' 1 xxx 1 XX . 1 3 'AT Kent Wilson Sharon Wilson John Wisensiine 49 I ',. Paul Withers poon Tonya Wolfe X I ld KY i3L:s Wg? J W? XQEWJ EQ ffffff nineteeifvgig ty . . . l 30 . the class with class LATE PICTURES P :WW N Leslie Chamberlin Anita DeRock Ellen Fales Ricky Morris Lynette Breffle Pam Burseth Rhonda Deiderheiser Corey Eggleston Lisa Gilmer :avg John lvey John Lopez Brenda Martinez Stewart McAlister NOT PICTURED Billy Wilson Troy Baca ln-Rolf Bockelin Kevin Bjork Michele Bramsoe Jeft Burrows Toni Casper Kathy Cooney Donna Crane Carleen Duelm Steve Foss Marianne Hansson Dave Helton Chris Hill Bruce Hofsas Steve Holder Gwen Horton Jim Hutchinson Mark Hutchinson Alex Kaplan v-. 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Through reading, wriling, and learning our lan- guage, people can immensely develop their creative skills. Cre- afivily is a necessary faclor of survival in our world loday. Through crealivily and imagina- lion, we can learn To see The beller and more beaufiful Things in life, and we can believe in our world more fully as a livible place. Bul wilhoul crealivly de- veloped mlnds, our worlds would fall aparl and we would become The victims of a dull, in- signlficanl life. Lang. Arl Teach- ers are experienced believers in living a life very inleresllng. E.- mo uosr rnmununv us worms a and I in ll my of the to was all Ill! U8 at ball be big My but can wmg M3 011 ul!!! ogy home our f-U97 did house one this do how out time down lf over too 681 l'm lilly U99 for is PII! W0 ggi, just Nd UD gm know run very go like said ISD! going little saw we good look school went gm moo see were had make she what has man so WMD have me some will he mother take Wil-ll her name that would here not them YW hlm now than YW! 'ffl ' Q- W I W' I ,l ,,......- 'G- fgfiii ii .F-it fl 'fi V, .Ll ll' L, . '. , i . x 1, , vu is Lc- w'1 , -.I FOREIGN LANGUAGE AlThough The American language is exTremely imporTanT in our lives, iT is an excellenT idea To Take a For- eign Language class during high school. The Languages offered aT Green MounTain are French, Ger- man, LaTin, and Spanish. These classes are very sign ificanT because They could easily become useful To Those sTudenTs ThaT decide To Travel To a differenT counTry. Many col- leges require Two years of Foreign Language To The sTudenTs crediTs, because iT gives Them a good background. Languages oTher Than our own can become difficulT To masTer aT Times, buT iT is ofTen very inTeresTing To observe The many differenT cul- Tures ThaT exisT in The world. Foreign Language is a class ThaT can be fun and exTremely valuable as new ac- -- GABEIVII L O 'SN 1 cenTs are acquired, and new words are learned. 1 ',,',,,m1veU , 'w' ww:uodF ' '.'-.'-1n1 Tiff i Mig' 1 T' Q 1 'ff,,,,, M v. x.a N wx K , --V .aa . 'f ,, ' ' i A 5 2 F ,l ' it -3 L Rv Jr .w,,:'fI V' A i:4Z'4V'fI:w1 V.. ,s ,gy , ,V H . . 1 ff 269' 44 I . A, ' MJ, , ' f XX KR 1- :w WX fs gi' H- wy-,0fE'fwt-:Qvzgg HQ ,, i,i fXij-1,-g'i'5 ish c 1 ,-31,1 L-5 i,Qfs5-xgg- f-t. ,QW .lei N9 ssSff'f-'fy mf: ' xmffflzgg K z- '-LS xg- , ff: , .. K ., Q , Q5W,,i.Q:W5-5 - QQ ,:, A W Q HQAM-me .fy -- -- . , K -. 5533-zwraift'J-Fil. - f - ' b -' . A QQ5, ' ,555 MY-ws. . 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Through Physical EducaTion classes, invididual sTudenTs can be acTive and skillful while par- TicipaTlng in many differenT sporTs. Through pracTice, sTu- denTs can acheive good Tech- niques, and learn To play Their besT. They also learn The hlsTory of many sporTs, as well as The rules To each game. To help The sTudenTs of Green lvlounTain keep physically fiT, we have a loT of good equipmenT FuTure years look even V is 4' ' .J 5 65.401 AWS 2. .. MATH As mdny young people ore dis- covering for Themselves, mdTh- emofics ore on exTremely imporTonT porT of everydoy life. Only one yeor of lVldTh is required here oT Green MounToin High School. However, mony sTudenTs hove reolized ThdT The more lVloTh crediTs They con oc- quire, during high school, The edsler Their lives will be once ouT of school. MdTh is exTremely essenTiol in every person's life. lVloThemdTics enrich people's lives immensely becduse They ofTen deol wiTh The subjecT of persondl incomes ond imporTdnT business figures. AlThough dll of The equofions, coIculdTions, ond num- bers involved in lVloTh someTimes be- come very complicoTed, iT is d very useful subjecT To know once iT hos been leorned. Knowledge of figures ond Theorems con help sTudenTs ThroughouT Their lives To Think logi- colly ond cleorly. zeal YV. 7 7 'Ubi Z 42821 2 'N -q.a..,. . Ns A gi.. nligff, . SCIENCE Science is a very important subject to many people, mainly those that wish to learn about their surroundings, life ln itself, and how many complicated Things work. Green Mountain has an excellent Science De- partment, and much can be learned in any of the various classes offered. Each subject is taught in different levels of comprehension in Physics, Biol- ogy, Chemistry, Unified Science, Physical Science, and Earth Sci- ence. AII are valuable in their contents, if science is a subject that you like. Even if you don't like science, several classes, such as Earth Science or Biology, are two very interesting classes and are not as difficult as Chern- istry or Physics. The Science De- partment is a thoroughly edu- cated group of people, and in any class taken, the subject will be well taught to you. -.... 1 'fs . -x l i 'e 4, xxx I 'X A f .il 'r , E54 1 xx tj. Q x? Sm Di QW 'S BUSINESS The Business Department of Green Mountain is an extremely valable section of our school. Through Business classes, stu- dents can develop good typ- ing, shorthand, and accounting techniques, which will aid them in the future as employees. The skills of typing can also be an immense help in doing home- work and reports quickly and neatly. Through the years, D.E.C.A. and F.B.L.A., two business clubs, have become very important organizations to Green Mtn. High, Thanks to the Business De- partment, we can purchase food, drinks, and school supplies from the school store, which is run by D.E.C.A. members. The Business Department of Green Mountain should no be underestimated in its value, and without this important part of our school, many students would have a lot of truble in fu- ture. ' FV? 2- ,-x a 'r X Li' 5 ' ' i V Q I A., 1 ,v- !ZT! ,,, 21 , fi PM Z Z ,R .,sss L, 'i.. 4'g'! N,,,,,f A nu 423 91GiiS2T UANMR n-Gunn FN K . Ax . X g S' B v,--y Q.- -,. , N.. L. : '2' A ,-- inxvi 'mx E LL,,, x .a.,. WP: .,. . I. 1Q las 4' -A., 'ig N Q- 7' 'fixfff' .L K I . A wrJ l . L . if'- , if' ,q T95 il Green lVlounToin High School of- fers mdny diverse ArT Closses ThoT should definiTely be Token odvqn- Tqge of. Closses in sculpfuring Jew- elry, cerornics, ond pdinTing ore jusT d few of The subjecTs offered by The ArT DepdrTmenT. lf you Think These closses sound dull ond worThless Toke q look oround you The ArT De porTmenT hos conTrlbuTed mqny specTdcuIor works of orT To our school The drT sTudenTs of Green MounTqin hdve poinTed our unique wqlls using Their lmqglnohons To Their fuIIesT exTenT Think of how unlnTer esTlng ond ordindry our school wolls would be wlThouT Them ArT is q cldss Token by creoTive sTudenTs who wdnT To furTher devel o Their qrTisTrc oblllTles These Tol experT Techniques of polnhng ond jewelry rnokrng Two very dlfflculT dreos To conquer Mdny sTudenTs p - - T , 3 GIWTGG STUGGQTS l lOV9 IGQITTGCII The we s- if . ,.k,u,. ,M lp. , 71 -u -i X' j, us-X., T W RTE? um mm 44,13 .5 . , s 'S ,S Q f 1 ' - N.. x ,S, K ' TW S 1 Sk. kg T M- J-as its 0 a . VH . Y' K 'gl.2s,. 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So The nexT Time you have To decide beTween Taking ArT or having an exTra class, Take ArT. ln The fuTure, you will ifnd ThaT iT makes my T W T E .,...,,.,..---ng I your life far more inTeresTing, and changes your ouTlook on The world. I Y of every arT sTudenT. 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Their season closed with a Q-O-2 record, Junior Varsity pictured left to right, back row: Mike Bruning, Corey Seymour, Ken Cudworth, John Maus, Bjorn Nordstrom, Morris Seals, Tom Armstrong, Barry Kisseiman, standing: Coach Hoemann, Curt Kruse, Rich Schneider, Dan Wollenhaupt, Steve Rodriguez, Scott Speier, Scot Clark, Eric Leonard, Coach Mehlbach, kneeling: John Ives, Steve Butler, Doug Williams, Tony Gordon, Brett Johnson, Tom lnzano, Bobby Anderson, Kevin O'ConneIl, sitting: David Moe, Jose Ferrer, Ed Sherlock, Jim Brow D i . ' I CROSS COUNTRY GHRLS L. to R. stonding: l-leother Smith, Anne Couture, Mory Stone, Mory Butler, Ko- ren Holl, Amy Botkln, Julie McDonold. Cooch Shepherd, Kneeling: Louro An- derberg, Sondy Long, Kerry McClough- erty, Chris Amoto. QI fd.. 'A n 3 S , un ' S' '? I '34wQ3.,4 . u Q, 2372. ,maf -.1 L. My wr T.: U ' I , T v , V,,., .4,..,i-I w- ., - ' um -.,. f,-.,:f., :jfs --salff ... ' A-. ' Av r 7 wa., 3-2, T' 'tts 732 . - A vi A uw-.f 'Wim -W ' 7, -.l'373.:. Q '-Jig 'HN N '-5 , v- .q,lf+j1f 'I 4,71 2:1L'5fi' ,114 .5 1 . N . 7 . ,5':1f2i' e'yr 1142 The Cross Country teom this yeor consisted of 'o lorge group of sensotionolcithletes. This yeor wos the first yeor ever ln which girls porticlpotecl in cross country running. They did extremely well overoging sec- ond throughout the seosonol meets. The girls were unoble to mdke lt to the stote meet however, due to the lorge number of teorns involved in the regionol meet. Lciuro An- derberg wos voted most volu- oble to the girls' teom. Since dll ,W xv the girls will be returning, we expect o greot seoson next yeor. NAEETS Jeffco-South Division 1. , i 'sf l 4 .3 Rocky Mtn. lnvitotionol Auroro lnvitotionol Jeffco-No. Dlv. vs. So. Div. Pueblo Centrol lnvitotionol Boulder Volley Meet Pikes Pecik lnvitotionol Leogue Sophomore Meet , fu I ,.,.e .Mg ..-W L., , . ,. ., 5 eVff5l' N ' MA . M. ' - A . 1:f iZ ' '- if ,fi J , . W! ' ss if , i i .- Q1 .C .J -sg t mJ'K.!x.,4.f Jeffco Leogue Meet Regionol Meet Stote Meet uw' r ' - V f , N vu--L., The boys varsity team had an excellent season, easily making it to state. The state Num. of Girls Boys Schools PIOCG Place 6 'I 'I 25 2 3 32 2 2 6 'I 2 29 I 'I 17 I 48 2 I 42 2 'I 'I2 2 1 I I A 2 17 2 Y . meet took place in Pueblo on November 3. The boys placed second in state, losing their championship title to Whea- tridge. Junior Mike Kubitschek made All-Conference and All- State and was voted most valuable. He placed 5th in the state meet with an incredible time of 15:09. Congratulations are in order every member of the ex- tremely successful cross coun- try team. The best of wishes to a winning season next year. BOYS L. to R. standing: Coach Shepherd. Mike Kubitschek, Larry Lucero, Steve Mills, Dave Fallon, Mike Brown, Dave Miller, Brett Sargent, Allen Filson, Dan Rodriguez. L. to R. Kneeling, Matt Dinges, Randy Eden, Brad Jordan, Mike Hanak, Ken Miller, Brian Miller. Q ' 4-, Q lu'- It '-2 TENNIS The 4979 boys Tennis Teom did on excellenT job in repre- senTing our school This yeor. WiTh on overoll record of 6-5, These spiriTed oThleTes hdve greoT expecTdTions. WiTh sophomores porTicipoTing vor- siTy, There is confidence ThoT The upcoming Teoms will be winning ones. Tod Reed ond Ron Normon conTribuTed o QFGOT dedl To The Teom, hdving won second ond Third in sin- gles. We wish The 1980 Teom The besT of luck! SINGLES V 4-M singles-Mork Bedihgerf 7 ' 42 singles-Tod Reed 43 singles-Ron Normon MATCH SCORES ..,., Q f NN . I ' - Q' ,K'. ' is ,A , A . .k.. .ix . ,gg .,f. ml G.M. vs. Alomedo G.M. vs. Lokewood G.M. vs. Jefferson GM. vs. Pomono G.M. vs. Arvodo G.M. vs. Columbine X... , wp.. -'Xl-Q ...A s .Jr . . ,wwf PS L T4 i.,1:..,: :T ..w,..s..mr:'fT . 'gi.Ql. A- fQfii5Tf?'fr-f- ' . ST '- .. .- Q .4-.--ww sf: assi: , Q. if-1 wjsr-QNA .c-, . ., ff-.1.-i-igws.,,-2 ,QU is X . U- .,,. ii-?9jfg54..s,rsQs ' mf. - 'Y .M - ' L FE. F 5' X 3 t 2 ' . MATCH SCORES Arvada West Wheat Ridge Bear Creek Evergreen TEAM MEMBERS Baca Bedinger S. Boulby Lurtrull Morrenson Patron Schaefer Ebens R. Eppard D Gurentag Johnson . Kroll Merriman Feafherston Norman Reed So Backelin . Gridley I E Golden 1 O VARSITY FOOTBALL The Vdrsiiy FooTboll Tedm of Green lvlounToin High School finished d fine sedson This yedr pldcing Third in The Jeffco SouTh Division. Under The ex- perT codching of Don PdTTer- son, our Roms ndrrovvly missed d pldvoff berTh. This yeor's Vor- siTy FooTlodll Teom hdd eleven ployers who ochieved All-Con- ference privileges. Bill Coldwell, qudrTerbock, received Rom of The Yedr honors. All of These excellenTly condiTioned dTh- leTes were very dedicdled in- dividudls, conTribuTing To d Truly fine vdrsiTy fooTbdll Tedm. RECORD Green Nlfn. Green Mfn. Green Min. 7-2 Pueblo Cenfrol Wheol Ridge Arvodci Q ' 'P R .gs- Y. 'Green Min. Green Min. Green MTn. Green Mfn. Green Mtn. Green Mfn. Homecoming Golden Aldmedd Columbine Evergreen Lokewood Bedr Creek . - rg . 9' nf-'ftfffigl ALL- CONFERENCE Flrst Team Tracy Trotter Steve Oleson John Downey Back Row L to R: B. Todd, G. Dexter, L. Fisher, K. Bridston, J. Amberg, T. Trotter. Coach Dickason, Coach Place, Coach McGatlin, Coach Mead, Head Coach Patterson, K. Adams, J. Bartlett, J. Downey, L. Skeers, J. Nettleton, K. Clark, J. Zimmer. Middie Row L to R: B. Valdez, P. Valdez, D. Weber, S. Ole- son, K. Tipton, E. Lucero, R. Vicek, S. Vasey, L. Baca, A. Zesch, T. Armstrong, L. Eckel, G. Crispe, D. Belt, E. Lange, R. Pijanowski, D. Tanigawa. J. Graff. Front Row L to R: T. Harden, L. Biersdorfer, B. Carr, J. Arnone, A. Hajka, K. Dockins, P. Williamson, B. Caldwell, M. Brehm, R. J. Varner, S. McKiiIican, D. Patrick, B. Mei- Iott, K. Boerema, J. Duran, S. Harring- ton. Brian Carr Sean Vasey Larry Eckel Kirk Adams Second Team Kim Boerema Gary Crispe Larry Eckel BiII Caldwell Joy Nettleton Tracy Trotter PM if EA 'Wf' Qfqfffa , 6995845 B F 1 L 49 3 5 1'-11 W '79 J' 1 i V ' EQ' as Jw: 'E' W , ,' F v ,I:'3J-5 , . w I , f 1 - A s, . no 'J' ' -. fa. wg! A V x , ,Q , , f , :G x - ,4 2 . L .L A .. 4 .4 5 Q!-I U 1119 I, OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Mike Weevil Mork Jesperson Bob Reilly Keith Dryjonski Mike Vigil Heod Cooch- Don MCG-oilin Bock Row L To R: D. G-ordeiio, K. Fciulkner, K. Dryjonski, M. Plumleigh, C. Moriinez, M. Erick- son, B. Bubliiz, T. Reed, D. Sie- phens, M. Vigil, S. McDonnell, T. Borileli, T. lsbesier, G. Priddy, R. Reilly, G. Von Dyke, Head Cooch Don MCG-ollin. Froni Row L To R: M. Morse, D. Con- roy, J. Thomos, J. Muir, D. Slew- ori, M. Bowers, M. Thompson, T. Toylor, J. Rorden, M. Mullins, R. Rooney, C. Uordomon, R. Sing- son. FRESI-IIVIEN FOOTBALL The Freshmon FooTboll Teom of Green MounToin High School hos proved To be on ouTsTond- ing group of oThleTes This yeor. Under The cooching of STeve Bioir, These TolenTed under- clossmen hove compleTed o very impressive, undefeoTed record of 5-O. This yeor's Teom included: A. AcosTo, P. Ander- son, R. Boco, C. BorreTT, K. Bor- Ton, D. Benovidez, R. Benovi- dez, E. BenneTT, A. Brown, J. Chovez, E. Clorkson, K. Eggle- sTon, J. Elmore, J. EverTz, M. Goodsholl, R. Gomez, V. J Greco, M. Hoyes, D. Hoffsch- neider, M. Kone, P. Keller, T. Keenon, C. Kundred, D. Long- Ton, J. Moges, V. Morsoglio, R McCuisTion, G. Meyers, T. Mor- ley, J. Muldoon, D. Mullins, R NoTz, T. Novosel, J. PdrenT, M Pijonowski, D. PiTsinger, B. Red- miles, S. Reynolds, D. Reilly, S Rons, B. Rondolph, T. SchmiTz, J Soffo, T. TroTTer, J. Von Dyke, M. Vigil, T. Wolmer, J. Wonser RECORD 5-O Green MounToin A8 Green MounToin 22 Green MounToin 28 Green MounToin 28 Green MounToin -'T N. Arvodo O Pomono TA Columbine 6 EveriTT O B Creek This year The varsiTy girls bas- keTbaII squad had anoTher fan- Tasfic season. The Team was composed of '12 girls ToTal. Seniors on The Team included Lori Chavez, Anna lVlanTai, PaT- Ty Wewel, Gayle Groninger, Debbie NalTy, Leann Dalby, Su- san MaTTeucci and Anne Vigil. capTain. Coaching This year was by Mr. Dennis Sheperd. lvlr. Sheperd led his Team To STaTe Championship playoffs. How- ever, Their successful season ended in a game wiTh Alame- da on The firsT nighT of The play- offs. This Team proved To be GIRLS BASKETBALL FRESHIVIAN exciTing To wafch on The courT and earned The enThusiasTic supporT of Their fellow sTudenTs, The pep band and The cheer- leaders. CongraTulaTions girls! These girls were all on Green lVlounTain's sTaTe championship Team lasT year and proved Their abiliTies once more This season. There were Three ju- niors on The squad, Kelly Reilly, Kim Moran. and Laura Ander- berg and one sophomore, Lau- ra lvlozingo. The Two high scor- ers ThroughouT The season were Debbie NalTy and Kelly Reilly. Debbie was also acTing va . . Y r Ci! ts '54 'l ' BASKETBALL CONTINUED JUNIOR VARSITY The junior varsiTy squad had a very specTacular year de- spiTe a few upseTs which have To be expecTed. The five ju- niors on The squad were Kelly Cronin, Anna Meanor, Lisa Yeager, Sue Fedro, and Cindy ChaffeT, These girls proved Themselves To be fine aThleTes. There were six sophomores on The squad who were a very big boosT To The Team. These girls were Luann SmidT, Megan NalTy, Becky Johnson, Teri Mohr, Shelby Hueneke, and El- lyn MarTinez. The head coach Rick Barh lead These girls To Their successful season. He was very proud of his Team and pleased wlTh Their uniTed efforT on The courT. The girls worked well TogeTher and show greaT amounT of enThusiasm on The courT. The group efforT was Tremendous and well appreci- aTed by The sTudenT body. Our Thanks and congraTuIaTions To Mr. BaTh and his girls on such a fine season. The Freshman Girls BaskeTball Team ended Their season wlTh a balanced record of four wins and four losses. They learned The imporTance of Teamwork and having faiTh in whaT each oTher could do, ds Their porT of The Tedm efforT. The girls oper- dTed under The leodership of Cooch Rick BdTh. The girls worked greoT TogeTher on The courT ond mode on ouTsTond- ing efforT! The Teom wos mode up of: Kim Horsch, Jeonne DougherTy, Michelle Vosey, Julie Comp- bell, PoTTy Arnone, Michdel VARSITY TGGVTT Record Beor Creek 37 EveriTT 53 NorTh Arvddo A5 DunsTon 22 Arvodd 59 Columbine 39 Pomond 57 Oberon 36 n 1 Dunn, Mdrlene ShorT, Dorcy Eb, Suzdnne Hermdnnusen, Cindy Miller, Sobrino ForesT, Missy Johnson, Cindy Bloom, ond Sheild Mddden. The monogers were KdTy Mikus, AnneTTe ViTry, ond Pom PoTrick, who of- fered QFGGT dssisTonce To The Tedm ond codch. V ,sn '- ' ' D ' 8-1. 1, .. .. . k , WRESTLING In o seoson noTed more for iTs individuol occompIishrnenTs Thon iTs Teorn successes, The Green MounToin wresTIers Qove us onoTher inTeresTing dnd exciTing seoson. AIThough one or Two poinTs IosT in The finol seconds. The vorsiTy Teom finished The seoson wiTh o 3-5-4 record. The vorsiTy squod cornpeTed in Three Tournon'1enTs. In The firsT ploced Third. ond one ended in fourth. in The Beor Creek InviTo- Tionol, Green MounToin broughT horne one second pldce, four Third ploces, ond one fourTh. AT Green Moun- eoch individuol sTrived for per- T rnornenT, The Douglos Toin's o n inviT ionol, Two of fecTion, mony of Their moTches Co InviToTionoI, one wres- New wre Tlers Toiog firsT, one resulpegin foilure oeccisgof Tle Ioced s c d, fours R is ,U K QT 22219 Qi? Ran Tn X? A 53' fL Tb-fl -3' GX sf Nr Q YD T, 3. V- XC jx? X3 N EJ QA N 'X r was he Nws-Ass T ss T. T N., si? goes? C sg T Q3 mpffk VARSITY ' 2 X X- - 'N ,, gr we NaQQ?DE2f.bN-i'n Luv -J if Emi NIM: CN PW V? Green MounToin Green MounToin Green MounToin Green MounToin Green MounToin Green Tv1ounToin SJ Green MounToin YNY Green MounToin Green MounToin wx Ear .EJ Vu emi. wry' Took second, one Took Third, ond Three wresTlers Took fourTh. Junior vdrsiTy finished The seoson wiTh o 5-2 record. The junior vorsiTy squdd compeTed in Three TournomenTs, including leogue. AT The firsT Tourno- menT, The Englewood lnviTo- Tionol, Green MounTdin wres- TIedTen men ond Took Ten ploces. Four of These ploces were firsT, Two were second, Threewere Third, ond one wos fourTh. AT Their second Tourno- menT, The Jefferson JV lnviTo- Tiondl, They Took 7Th pldce wiTh 6 ploce winners. Junior vorsify hod d very successful sedson This yeor. Broomfield Ldkewood G-olden Pomono Alomedd Beor Creek Evergreen Columbine Jefferson Am.. if W PicTured lefT To righT, fronT row: Crdig Bdrnes, Duone Go- mez, Bill Perez, Jim Brown, Mdrk Foulkner, STeve Gomez, Ed Sherlock, Mike Schdefer, Ken Miller, Rick Hess. Middle row: Don Londhon, Mike GronT, BrenT Tdylor, Joe Wdlker, GOTY Crispe, STeve HdrringTon, Tim Ferree, Rondy Rooney, Alon DeTwiIer, ScoTT Gregory, Kyle Kolisch. Bock Row: Cooch Meininger, John Mdus, Ty KoT- Tenhorn, Doug Willioms, Jerry Zimmer, Mike Vigil, Dove Miller, BorT Vdldez, Ldrry Crispe, PeTe G-loser, Kirk Adoms, Codch Toylor. X ein 'Sal .--,,-1- ,,. WRESTLING STeve Gomez, o groduoTing senior, hod o TriumphonT wres- Tiing seoson. He wos undefeoT- ed in duol meeTs ond hod on overoii seoson record of 46 wins ond 3 losses. Of his 46 wins, 7 were pins. In o moTch ogoinsT Golden, STeve pinned his mon in A2 seconds. STeve compeTed in oii Three vorsiTy TournomenTs. In The Dougios CounTy inviToTionoI, he Took Third ploce. AT The Beor Creek InviToTionoi, STeve pioced second. AT his IosT Tour- nomenT during The reguior seo- son, STeve finished in second ploce. 0' STeve porTicipoTed in Three more TournomenTs. The firsT one, disTricTs, he pioces sec- ond. Being one of The Top four finishers in his weighT division, he wenT on To regionols. AfTer re- gionols, STeve wenT To The sToTe compeTiTions. He wos The only member of The 4979-4980 Green iViounToin's wresTiing Teom To compeTe in sToTe. Dove Miller olso hod on ex- cepTionoi seoson. He finished wiTh o 43-6 record. He com- peTed in oii Three TournomenTs. In The Dougios CounTy InviTo- Tionoi, he Took Third pioce. AT The second TournomenT, The Beor Creek inviToTionoI, Dove pioced Third Cigoin. He Took second pioce oT The Green iViounToin lnviToTionoi. Dove porTicipoTed in disTricTs ond finished in fourTh pioce. This enobied him To go on To regionois. He did well in This TournomenT, buT he did noT JUNICDR Green MounToin 54 Green MounToin 45 Green MounToin A7 45. ...Sf Y Green iViounToin 24 Green iViounToin 60 Green MounToin 43 Green MounToin 5 quolify for The sToTe compeTi- Tion. ScoTT Gregory, onoTher groduofing senior. showed in- credoble improvemenT over his previous seosohs. He fin- ished The 4979-4980 wresTIlng seoson wiTh on omozing 46-2 record. SooTT wos olso unde- VARSITY feoTed in duol meeTs. His fos- TesT pin, A7 seconds, wos ogolnsT Beor Creek. ScoTT plooed in oll Three vor- siTy Tournomenfs. AT The Doug- los CounTy inviToTionol, he Took Third plooe. He received on- oTher Third ploce oT The Beor Creek inviToTionol. By The Time The Green lvlounToin inviTo- Tionol wos over, ScoTT wolked owoy wiTh The chompionship ribbon in his hond. ScoTT comoeTed in disTricTs, buT unforTunoTely did noT go on To quolify for regionols. Douglos CounTy inviToTionol 5Th ploce 6 ploce winners Beor Creek inviToTionol 5Th ploce 6 ploce winners Green lvlounToin inviToTionol 5Th ploce 7 plooe winners Englewood JV inviToTionol 4sT ploce 40 ploce winners Jefferson JV inviToTionol 7Th ploce 6 plooe winners Broomfield 6 Lokewood 24 Golden 45 Pomono 34 Alomedo 3 Evergreen 24 Columbine 28 A -IL ... o f'v'Q.g HL ui GIRLS SWIMMING Green MounTain swimmers are To have The kind of season Teams workufor. For The firsT Time, we could see The kind of depTh developing which wins swim meeTs. so many girls have shown improvemenT ThaT The Team can now, enTer mosT meeTs knowing They can be compeTiTive in all evenTs. In The well run world of swimming meeTs, The evenTs follow one immediaTely upon The oTher like clock-work and a Team musT have enough resTed swimmers To compeTe effec- Tively in each meeT. lT should noT be forgoTTen ThaT many people made sig- nificanT conTribuTions This year. The girls swimming coach Cheryl CarTin insisTs ThaT iT is The loyaITy of This years seniors in- cluding capTains Linda MaThis and Linda Hodgins which helped This years Team begin To be a real Team , Coach CarTin has, said ThaT while The Green MounTain Girls Swim Team has had some ouTsTand- ing individual performers in The pasT, iT is only This year ThaT The girls have had The depTh and experience To develop a ToTal Team conoepT. The improve- menT of The individuals along wiTh The emerging Team bal- ance cause fuTure prospecTs Tammy WaTTs Denna Vernon Kari Piske Cindy Parker ., xi, , 1. Sabin Czembereing Jean Anderson Terri Carroll Connie Grove Tara Keenan Bev Rufledge Jean Johnson ps-- ', W- nm Sue Barker Dede Benefield Sally Boyle Leigh Moore To appear bright. Besides The leadership of This years capTains, lVlaThis and Hodgins, many oTher individuals make noTable conTribuTions. Tammy WaTTs qualified for The STaTe Championship diving fin- als in whaT is only her Sopho- more year. The Team even had help from Sweden in The form of exchange sTudenT Mariann Hansson. The mosT im- proved swimmer award wenT To Jean Johnson who simply led a general Team improve- menT. This lisT of individuals who made major conTribuTions To The Team conTinues wiTh lvlosT Valuable Swimmers, Senior - Charlene Elmore, Junior- Sue Barker, and Sophomore- Tammy WaTTs. The Team can look back To some exciTing and TrlumphanT compeTiTive momenTs. The vicTories over Jefferson, Ar- vada WesT, and Bear Creek were especially rewarding. Be- sides The four league meeTs in The 1979 season, The Team also compeTed againsT several Teams from oTher parTs of The sTaTe. Along wiTh The vicToryh aT Bailey, were meeTs aT NorThglenn, Loveland, and HeriTage Schools. NexT year is coming and leading Green MounTains resurgence as a swim power will be Tammy WaTTs and Sue Barker. Shelby Sloaf Karla Reed Marianne Hanson Linda Hodgins Linda MaThis Charlene Elmore .000 p ' Lrr:-A. Q.0 Pt, ' A V M if -'guts ri if STATE BASKETBALL All Right, Rams!!! The 4080 Green Mountain High School Boy's Varsity Bas- ketball Team stomped out every op- ponent's team on their way to the State AAA Championship. The guys fin- ished their best season ever with a 23- 2 record to win first place in the state of Colorado. During pre-season, the Rams were rated first, but the ranking was soon destroyed when Wheat Ridge came to our school ancl beat us by four points. The loss didn't destroy the team's hopes for the rest of the sea- son, so they went out and walked on Pomona, Jefferson, Evergreen, Gold- en. and Bear Creek. The streak lasted up until we played Alameda at home. The Pirates couldn't, and didn't miss that night, and they downed the Rams by twenty-one points. The next four games against Columbine fa make-up game because of snowy, Lakewood. Arvada, and Arvada West assured us a place in the Sub-District Tournament. The Rams had to beat three teams to win the Jefferson County Cham- pionship. and they did. Their first game was against Evergreen, and you'd have thought that the Cougars had stayed home that night, like they prob- ably wished they had done, after our team won by forty-six points. A little bit tougher team to beat was the sure- shooting Alameda guys, but the Rams pulled it off by beating them by four points in over-time. The next game was for the Jefferson County League Championship and we went to Wheat Ridges gym and teamed up against the Farmers, who had never been beaten by a Green Mountain team. Both teams played very intensely and the game ended in a tie, and over-time resulted. The television news cameras had been covering segments of the game and catching crowd shots, but none of the film was as excit- ing or important as the part of our Ram team coming out on top to win the Jefferson County Championship and, after the game, taking down Wheat Ridge's nets. This win gave Green Mountain top seeding going into the state tournament. The first opponent was from Pueblo Central High School, and the Wildcat team proved to be worthy of a state seed: although the Wildcats hopes for first were wiped out after a Ram victo- ry of 61-AQ. The Rams advanced to the quarter-finals and were met by the guys from Regis High School. The Raid- ers almost had our hopes for first de- stroyed, but again, Green Mountain came out The victors, 50-417. Things started to get real tough go- ing into the semi-finals, and The team to beat was the Maroons from Ala- mosa. The Rams got hassled during The first half, and were having problems handling the situation, but after half- time and a pep-talk from Coach Davis, the mighty Rams walked on the court and stomped out the Alamosa team. 65-At. Ah . . . Finally! The State AA Cham- pionship game. and against whom else beating with a score of 74-55 and the Rams walked away with the state title. and a couple more basketball nets! After this the chant changed and ev- eryone on our side screamed, Boulder . , . Panthers , . , Boulder Panthers just got stomped! The stars that made up the if! team were Paul Witherspoon. Glen Merica, Bill Rooney, Chuck Felton, Tim Lovejoy, Sean Vasey, Mark Langkamp, and Tim Deignan. Sean Vasey was recognized ln the Denver Post as a member of the second team, All-Conference, and on the All-Tournament team. Tim Love- joy's name appeared in the Boulder Camera, and he made first team, All- Conference, and the All-Tournament team also. Tim Deignan mentioned in the Rocky Mountain News because he was on second team, All-Conference along with Vasey. Chuck Felton re- ceived honorable mention for the All- Conference team. Mark Langkamp cleaned up everything when he was picked for All-Tournament by the Den- ver Post, the Rocky Mtn. News, and the Boulder Camera, and was picked All- Tournament most valuable player. He was chosen for first team AIl-Conter- ence, and the biggest honor was be- ing selected to participate on the McDonald's All-American team in games against Teams from other states the weekend of March 28-30. in Salt Lake City, Utah. CONGRATULATIONS!!! RAMS!!! but the defending state champs from Boulder. Colorado, the Boulder High - fx ,gy QI' U,-K. School Panthers. The game was so ex- citing it was indescribable! Everyone was yelling Boulder Panthers 5,17 vi Boulder Panthers gonna get stomped! Our team was losing the first halt, and a fewfly Green Mountain fans were pretty worried. but things shaped up at the end of third quarter when Boulder had two technical fouls called on them, The Rams got a break, and the rest is history! Boulder took a 1 ',.s. 1 ,1--'--' L. BOYS BASKETBALL VARSITY The 4979-4980 VarsiTy Bas- keTball Team was The besT Green MounTain has ever had, The Team consisTed of eighT senior players ranging in heighT from 6' To 6'9 and four junior x'STaTe BaiTs . The combinaTion of scores from The pre-season, and Sub-DisTricT TournamenT games gave The Rams an ouT- sTanding 49-2 record, wiTh losses from WheaTridge and Alameda. Tim Lovejoy and Mark Langkamp led The Team in rebounds and Langkamp in scoring, averaging over 20 poinTs per game. AlThough all of The Teams did well, The varsi- Ty produced ouTsTanding re- sulTs. They have been called The Too Tall Team by Their shorTer opponenTs. The Pep Band, The cheerleaders, Ram Rowdies, and of course The coaches and The players made This baskeTball season noT only The mosT exciTing, buT definiTely The besT. Team Members: Tim Love- joy, Sean Vasey, Bill Rooney, Glen Merica, Tim Deignan, Paul WiTherspoon, Chuck FelTon, Mark Langkamp PRE SEASON GM vs GaTeway 88-74 GM vs Denver EasT 95-75 GM vs Arapaho 72-70 GM vs Mullen 92-88 2 OT GM vs Columbine 95-66 GM vs Alameda 74-62 GM vs Arvada WesT 75-62 REGULAR SEASON GM vs WheaTridge 72-76 GM vs Pomona 83-58 GM vs Jefferson 75-54 GM vs Evergreen 94-69 GM vs Golden 84-69 GM vs Bear Creek 44-30 GM vs Alameda 64-82 GM vs Columbine 87-49 GM vs Lkewood 44-42 GM vs Arvada 80-75 GM vs Arvada WesT SUB-DISTRICT TOURNAMENT GM vs Evergreen 65-49 GM vs Alameda 60-56 o GM vs WTTSOTTTOQG 63-57 STATE TOURNAMENT GM vs Pueblo CenTral 64-49 GM vs Regis 50-47 GM vs Alamosa 65-44 GM vs Boulder 74-55 O Pre-Season vs GaTeway 90-73 vs Denver EasT 69-74 vs Arapaho 58-60 vs Mullen 80-711 vs Columbine 65-67 vs Alameda 83-93 vs Arvada WesT 69-60 Regular Season vs WheaTridge 66-90 vs Pomona 75-77 vs Jefferson 77-52 vs Evergreen 63-65 vs Golden 69-52 vs Bear Creek 60-64 vs Alameda 75-79 vs Columbine 55-541 vs Lakewood 55-64 vs Arvada 7 4-50 vs Arvada WesT 94-74 The Junior VarsiTy Boys Bas- keTball Team puT forTh a Tre- mendous efforT This season: buT noT everThing wenT Their way, and The season ended wiTh an 8-40 win-loss record. Coached by Mr. Larry cole, The Team learned how imporTanT playing as a unii was, and how each member effecTed The Teams overall performance. Team capTains were Jon Shearer and Ron Roehm. Jon and Ron along wiTh Eric FeaTh- ersTon and Jon Beck were la- beled as T'STaTe BaiT when They were able To play in The games aT The sTaTe Tourna- menT. C-ood Luck nexT year!! JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS Head Coach-Larry Coal Team Members LefT To RighT Mike WaTkins Jon Beck KurT Tiplon Eric FeaThersTon Ron Roehm Todd Reed Keiih Dryjanski Jon Shearer Bob MeIloTT Richie Riviera SOPHOIVICPRE FRESHIVIAN Back Row Left to Right Brent Bublitz, Mitch Nielson, Mike Borchers, Mark Harvey, Brett Wright, Gary Belleville Front Row Left To Right Jay Rarden, Joe Hochnadel, Mitch Carl son, Doug Chilton, Aaron Walters, Phil Gonring Sophomores G.M. v.s. Columbine 0-O C.M. v.s. Bear Creek O-O G.M. v.s. Pomona 0-0 Tournament O-O Tournament at Golden 0-O G.M. v.s. A. West 0-O G.M. v.s. Columbine 0-O G.M. v.s. Jefferson O-O G.M. v.s. Wheat Ridge O-O G.M. v.s. Evergreen O-O G.M. v.s. Golden 0-O G.M. v.s. Bear Creek O-O G.M. v.s. Lakewood 0-0 G.M. v.s. Alameda O-O G.M. v.s. Arvada 0-O G.M. v.s. A. West Tournament at G.M. O-0 Tournament at Bear Creek 0-0 Freshman G.M. v.s. O'Connell 70-68 G.M. v.s. Pomona 66-68 G.M. v.s. Columbine 76-57 G.M. v.s. Everitt 70-98 G.M. v.s. Oberon 59-64 G.M. v.s. Bear Creek 63-59 G.M. v.s. Arvada- No Play G.M. v.s. N. Arvada 93-58 te-Om We Ore HODDY ine fresmigqns gym-A nastics cameisgslnto fN ' 5 season wlttita winninmfsoutlook great 'w, skill and talent 'dtssigll of their meets. Durg ing the seasorfiilhey lost 2 meets. Their overall re- cord wasiaisfantastierf4-2. With many seniors graduating from Opponent Gym Opponent Score 404.7 North Arvada 87,45 444.5 Bear Creek 445.4 406.45 Bear Creek 409.65 79.95 Everitt 78.4 404 .75 Pomona 95.5 Other scores not available. sfrifiiifsicrrrng the last 2 months to hdilbethese young athletes filling ihifsthe gaps. Outstanding rfgegggbers include Angela Man- Hesterwerth, Su- zannelilglermanussen. They all placedsiiflrst a great deal of tlmasiri their events. With prac- of summer vacation and many other gymnasts taking outside lessons we are sure to have a super gymnastics team next year. Members L to R: Standing, Micheal Dunn Wendy Miller Amy Fitzpactric Kerry Casey Ann Zesch Lenae Logan Amy Ahrenkiel Suzanne Hermanussen Kitty Jones Wendy Hubbard Holly Ropes Ann Morrisette Holy Martin Sherri Johnson Debra Huff Kathleen McMahan Sabrina Forrest Lori Bussen Coach Richi Brown Angela Mantel Janine Hesterworth GYMNASTICS LefT To righT: Leanne Logan. Teri SpysTra, Michelle Miller, Tra- cy Tucker, Anna McCourT, Carolyn Dickinson, Melinda Yarborough, Mel Long, Julie Cyprian, Heidi Griswald, Tracy Rogers. STanding: Melisa Davis, NaTasha Rlchofski, Michelle Bramsoe, KaThy FiTch, Val Bas- com, Cheryl HesTerworTh, Julie Thomas, Leigh Ann Bush, Ronda Cole, Tahni MaTTocks. Kneel- ing: Susan Smaldone, BeTh FiTch, Margie Pangle, Coach Richi Brown, KaThy Kussmaul, Sonja Fowler, laura' 1 Ludwig. BoTTom: Mgr. Sherri Myles, Leann Dalby, Debbi Kasel, Kim McAlexanderZffMgr. Joni Vec- chiarelli. 4 ff f 4 The girls showed superior performances in all The meeTs compeTed. They were a spiriT- ed young group of girls wiTh The deTerminaTion To make iT To The sTaTe championships. The Team had an 44-3 record RECCDRD Green MounTain Arvada WesT Green MounTain Columbine Green MounTain 440.8 443.4 456.4 449.6 458.2 WheaT Ridge Green MounTain Golden Green MounTain Arvada Green MounTain NorTh Glenn OTher scores noT able 459.4 459 Q 445 4 452 3 440 6 448 4 434 5 avail RECCDRD VarsiTy record 'i'l 3 2nd DisTricT 2nd Jeff Co League proves Their remarkable TalenTs. AT The sTaTe meeT in Colorado Springs They dis- played remarkable consis- Tancy. placing 7Th ouT of 42 schools. Among Them were ouTsTanding gymnasTs such as senior Teri SpyksTra, Mel Long, and junior Sonja Fowler placing high in The sTandings each meeT. Sonja Fowler Took isT in Three evenTs ouT of A and lsT all around aT The DisTricT quali- fying meeT. There were many girls com- peTing on The VarsiTy level. Among The leTTer winners were: Cheryl HesTerwerTh, Tra- cy Tucker, Carolyn Dickinson, Leann Dalby, Sonja Fowler. Margie Pangle, Anna McCourT, Tracy Rogers, KaThy FiTch, BeTh FiTch, Melanie Long, NaTasha Richofsky, Teri SpyksTra, Mi- chele Bramsoe, Michelle Miller. J V record 'IO 2 2nd Weld CenTral lnviT 2nd Jeff Co League 7Th strife l 1 GOLF Players James Acker George Barker Larry Crispe Paul Hansen Jeff Hoerter Todd Hooks Andy Johnson Gregg LaPedus Tom McCourt Mitch Nielson John Shear Brian Thomas Bob Upson Aaron Walters Mike Watkins John Whitten Ken Wilkings Golf is an enjoyable, fall sport at Green Mountain High School. Although golf is not one of The more popular sports in The area, each year The number of participants on Green Mountains Team in- creases. This Team was not set up To Teach The basics of golf. Each players ability has devel- oped over The years before entering high school. Being on The Team enables Them To keep active with Their hobby and allows The opportunity for League Tournament Arvada Invitational League Tournament League Tournament League Tournament District Meet State Meet Combined Points Combined Points Combined Points Combined Points Combined Points Combined Points Combined Points u . f, -fi x fi' P+- , vs. ,:-- -,f , f G 350 344 346 Woced Hoced Mooed compeTiTion wifh ofher schools. Nof only did The Teom receive persohol soTisfocTioh for Their efforTs buT The mojoriTy of The ployers improved Their golf gdme. Those pioyers IeTTerihg were, George Bdrker, who wos olso voTed mosT voiuobie pioyer, Gregg LoPedus, Bob Upsoh, Ken Wilkings ond John Sheor. The Teorh ploced 8Th in Ledgue ond 8Th in DisTrioT, wiTh The supporf of Cooch Cole. 356 339 328 1732 L I HGCGG MGCSG WOCGG VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is fasT becoming a very popular sporT aT Green MounTain. Our girls who parTici- paTed This year were very en- ThusiasTic abouT The season which included TwenTy-Two games. Cver-all, They had a good season wiTh abouT an equal number of wins To losses. Our fine Team was coached by lVlr. Mick Denzin who did a fanTasTic job wiTh The girls. The Team of ThirTeen was headed up by five Seniors who showed and TaughT greaT leadership and sporTsmanship. The resulTs from The nexT Two years should show The TraiTs This year's Sen- iors passed on To The mosTly Sophomore Team. The five Senior girls who helped To pro- duce The winning efforTs were Debbie NalTy, Anna ManTei, PaTTy Wewel, Lori Chavez, and Gayle Groninger. Only six of The TwenTy-Two games were held aT home and Green MounTain won five of Those six. The home aTmo- sphere really helped The girls as iT does anyone who parTici- paTes in any kind of compeTi- Tion. Having a home crowd To cheer Them on broughT on The urge To give Their supporTers The victory They wanTed. Ev- eryone and anyone needs To aTTend The volleyball games whenever iT is possible. espe- cially if The game is away. The DATE PLACE L SGDT' 7 Bear Creek SGDT- 7 Bear Creek SGDT. 8 Bear Creek SepT. 8 Bear Creek SGDT- 42 Bear Creek SepT. 44 QM, SGDT- 44 Evergreen SGDT- 45 Evergreen SGDT- 45 Evergreen SGDT- 45 Evergreen SGDT- 49 Evergreen SepT. 2'l QM, SGDT- 26 Arvada WesT SepT. 29 GM, OCT- 3 Pomona OCT. 5 Columbine OCT. 6 C-5,M, OCT. 40 Smoky Hill OCT. 42 Bear Creek OCT. 'l7 GM, OcT. 'IQ QM, Alameda S Green Mountoin High 'School Volleyboll teom would prob- ably be oble to, ond be more enthused tog give ofbetter show, for their oudience ond opponents. CDPPONENT Evergreen Lokewoocl Columbine Alomedo Bear Creek Lokewood Evergreen J.V. Lokewood J.V. Columbine J.V. Alomedo J.V. Beor Creek J.V. Arvodo Arvodo West Jefferson Pomono Columbine Evergreen Smoky Hill Invitotionol Beor Creek Golden Wheot Ridge Alomedo 1 it-i rr r or t 0 ?3,.:4. 'fooe.... L,4,4qoo4 ffv.4.. gulf' r -nur, ,1'.,,.4+o' vffbavgm , Lui-+ 'HH' rs. biolt J' 'fi'4'4QzoA . .+ J. rr :zs'::w V s . ', - --+4 'fig' ' g.. I4 try., , 3 5 Asgh..-.4 f?59KiL 4 6'? '0sf0v , ':? 6tu..5., 4 . - o- ksiiffb 1-4-5.,..,, lilf' 4 C 51- . lm ?'rv 4 '5590 PLAYERS YVBCICKAFOW, left to right: Cooch Mick Denzin, Soph- Shelby Hueneke, Senior-Deb- bie Nolty, Soph.-Megon Nolty, Soph.-Lori Songer, ond Junior- Kelly Cronin. Front row, left to right: Sen- ior-Goyle Groninger, Soph.-El- lyn Mortinez, Senior-Potty Wewel, Soph.- Terri Mohr, Soph.-Kim Moron, ond Junior- Noncy Thompson. Not pic- tured ore Anno Montel ond Lori Chovez, both ore seniors. -rau- BOYS SWIIVIIVIING The Green Mounioin High School Boys Swimming Tedm compleied Their mosT success- ful yedr, under The superb cooching of Mr. Dole Leonhdri. This ouTsTdnding group of young men were ouTsTdnding in ledgue compeTiTion by win- ning 22 ouT of 27 counTy dudl ond Tridnguldr meeTs. The sfrong Green Mounidin Teom overwhelmed The enTire coun- Ty by winning The Ledgue Re- ldys ond pldcing d close sec- ond oT The Columbine lnviTd- Tionol. The Tedm of bod luck dT boTh Tlfigffiolord- do lnviTdTiondl ond eme- wcv Relovs- The Green MounTd'ihiTST,'i?iiffi-T Teom spenT Their egygliy morning hours swimming coqffiiless lops in The quesT of Their olso spenT edch swimming even more ldps GT The FooThllls Swimming Pool. AT The sToTe meeT The Green Mounfoin Swim Tedm com- pleTed Their besT sedson ever by finishing i7Th overdll ond plocing well dheod of Jeffer- son CounTy schools. Severol Rom swimmers wenT To The sTdTe meeT dnd They dll swom Doug Andersgg, QQifgsO'Con?i'i neliii Brion Toqgi, Joe Hd- beiggr. sopho- exciTing season by plocingigiifhird in The freesfyle in The 2 Eyd. freesTyle. The Green MounToinifl5ivin5 S Tedm dlso compIeTed one of Their mosT successful seosons ever. The mosT vdluoble Rom diver wds Toby Eppdrd. MEET RESULTS Columbine lnviToTionol 2nd GM-Golden 4sT GM-Pomono 'lsi Eiirs 33- Colorddo lnviTdTiondl GM-Loveldnd 'lsT GM-Lokewood-Beor Creek Gdfewoy Reloys Ledgue Reldys DIVING MORE RESULTS GM-NorThglenn nd GM-WhedT Ridge GM-Columbine-Arvodd 2nd GM-Arvddo WesT-Jefferson GM-Evergreen-Alomedo nd Ledgue MeeT SToTe MeeT 7Th 2 lsT GM-Highldnd lsT 'lsT 2 3rd 'l Thisl yeor's Boys Swimming Teomiwos one of lorgesT in The counTy. The Tedm hos o good backbone of young swimmers who will conTinue The winning TrodiTion in The yeors To come. The swim Teom wos composed of sophomores, juniors, ond seniors ond They were: Toby Eppord, KeiTh Hdebe, Ron LuT- Trull, L.J. 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Homecoming this year began with spirit week, followed by the school parade, the homecoming game, and the home- coming dance. Spirit week is a purposeful event intended to make the students and teachers here at Green Mountain High ex- cited about beginning a new school year and meeting new people, but mostly it is an event to arise some enthusiasm from the crowd for the Homecoming Game. involve- ment in fun things is an excellent way to .display school spirit. The events which oc- curred during Homecoming Week were l-lat and T-shirt Day, Gang Day, l Hate Boys Day, I Hate Girls Day, Orange Crush Day, and Black and Gold Day. On T-shirt and Hat Day, students wore their favorite or most unusual hat, and the T-shirt that was most loved by each person. Gang Day was one of the most creative days of the entire week. 9 - V Eg 3 : 4321! 1 9.571 ,Y M8425 9 K - if 2 4 '5 - - in . 9 Fxifs ,I ,,,, W Wx N Sf' if w W' 1 Le N Bxm,...... . - lpig 'l is W A K F-465 - T ws- E: S, sri u . ns., . 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On Orange Crush Day, everyone dressed in orange and blue, sup- porTing our ciTie's fooTball Team. Black and Gold Day was a day for represenTing our fabulous school by displaying The unique color combinaTion of our school, black and gold. Toga Day, as usual, was hilarious as people dressed in sheeTs of all colors: whiTe. blue, pink, green, and even purple! The Tra- diTional powder puff fooTball game be- Tween The senior girls and The junior girls Took place on our fooTball field. The senior girls were vicTorious, and iT was a funny evenT-especially wiTh The male cheer- leaders enTerTaining The audience. Green lvlounTains school parade was nexT. ' -f .x 'KT . n vs DN--,fi ctfiicf J- 'B l E Y : .fisiiitfzrid X-ki. ua v' ,-A T' K' 3-.1 ! 9f P ' -Q , 5 Tw in ,,,,f Q6 E!! 'MJ' ,Z ,ei A K E 1 ,V Q fi ff V0 2 V R , 1 Y Q N A- ' Q-ul.. 1. . ,gd ' ' 3:5 1 5 '-294 Q X N A- fri ll A I ..,.- fi , x ' x s av if ww ' N fx' 5 .-'f ' -1. sz i lik 'H J lVi'+x Niwmu T 1.1 ond dresses. Corsoges ond Booiineers were given ond received, ond The exciTemenT of Those who were To pdrTicipoTe in The ele- gdnT offoir mouhTed. lvldny of The couples wenT ouT To edt oT nice resTduronTs before coming To The donce. Good mdnners, loTs of smiles, ond hoppy people could be seen everywhere. The music dT The donce wds good ond olmosT everyone wdnied To ddnce. Everyone hdcl o greoT Time, The Homecoming King This yedr was Doug Dollon, wiTh Joslin lvlorsoglio The Homecom- ing Queen. The Senior oTTenddnTs This yedr were GS follows: Pdul WiTherspoon ond Debbie NdlTy, Brion Corr ond Lori Chcivez, STeve LohrenTz ond Trdcy King, PoT Willidm- son ond Vol Ropes, STeve Oleson ond Me- ldine Long. The people represenTing The Ju- niors were Don Poireck, ond Anno McCourT. Sophomore ATTendonTs were Mike Vigil ond Melindo Yorborough. The Freshmoh Closs wcrs represenTed by Sherri Johnson ond Sieve Rons. As iT hos been proven in The posi, iT hos been proven This yeor ThoT Green Moumioin High School hos o loT of excellenT school spirii. Everyone Thoi porricipored in ony of The evenis Thoi were involved during Home- coming Week is o welcome supporier of our school. In The fuiure, we hope To moke Homecoming Week on even more populor evenT. Homecoming, in every ospecT, wos o Truly specioculor evenT This yeor, ond be- couse of dll of The exiroordinory sTudenTs here oi Green Mounroin High, noihihg less could hove been expecTed. NSW WW f? --iigm 1 -'-vw-....,,, A . 'W Q . J W5 ,x .5 5 - by M-.. Tv T' 7 J..1,..1 WT.- ji- Q I ,W .am W A 5-3. I 'A A E5 turf-1 f f I I if 3 D Q x I I X sv - W 1 i , Q f f 4 5' 92 1 f Q pw xl? - , as 0, X QW V I M X Q ,N X wm Y 5 '? '72 an 54999 jg - N 9 A 1 ' ' k f ' . if '- ' x mf P1 -P-J 'H SN HOME scowoaucs X D . W N fr ra A 2 3- -. . - QN ' I V -1, . I gag. I ' g 4 Vx ' L .lx . Q 'X J I ff! L, A I l 5 QE i. 4 'S ng -il' ii ft iw 5 L '-4 Thr 1? 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X C955 0 5055 , so Co T945 QQNC9 C5535 'N Axgfglvobgq CXXCJONCOQ SXQQQGONQQSQXQOQC9 WOQE QO , ,CQCQQESSXQ Q0 CXC9 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Tre activities of the 4979-80 Student Senate probably did not have an effect on the world situation, but this group of people made a differ- ence to Green Mountain High School. The Pur- pose of Senate is to serve the Student Body, and if one student became more involved and inter- ested, Senate achieved an important goal. Through activities such as Homecoming, Canned Food Drives, Health Awareness Week, and Prom, we can be sure of student involvement. Howev- er, the seemingly less important activities of Sen- ate were the most significant. New Student parties and giving out warm fuzzies were just a few ways that we tried to congratulate people for just being alive. inwardly, I realize the 79-80 Senate has been a huge success, because ev- eryone really cared. To care about something, to have a cause , makes a person complete. This school year has been one of ups and downs, successes and failures, but it is something to be proud of. l'd like to wish every person at Green Mountain High School the best of luck. You can make your life everything you want it to be. Debbie Nalty Student Body President ', P After eleven years of lectures, and home- work, my senior year has finally arrived. All of the anticipation I felt had finally paid off. I owe a lot of my success in my final year at Green Mountain to this year's Student Senate. Not only did the 48 senators join the student body in all possible ways, but together they became better leaders, as well as individuals. Student Senate is by far one of my most rewarding experiences. I highly recommend every stu- dent in the coming years to get involved with the organization. I wish you all succss in the coming years. Hope to see you again soon. Sharon VanDyke Student Body Secretary iiHigh school could not have possibly meant as much without Senate. It is one of the many fantastic learning experiences available at Green Mountain High School. In the four years I have been fortunate enough to serve the Student Body through Senate I have experienced many different aspects relating to real life. One is that of change-things constantly changing for the better and for the worse. Another invalu- able lesson I have learned through Senate is to get involved and to MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the lives of other people. I thank you for this opportunity and may God bless you alll Jim Thermos Student Body Vice-President 'Qi lt's not a class of taking notes or writing a research paper, or even taking a single test . . . no, not Senate. Senate is a class of 50 teachers and 50 stu- dents. Every individual must contribute a piece of his own self in order to learn in the class. What a student learns is not numbers or theor- ies or facts, but responsibility, patience, and above all, confidence in standing up for one's self even if AQ other people should be against him. Senate is a unique class where every student is a piece of paper to be written on and a pencil which writes upon others. Anna lvlarie Mantel Student Body Treasurer . P . 1 F 0 2 1 The 'M . ' x M., -x ' .,:Q, if w -'Wrf ..,! ' R' A-ua X wi xx, . X ff R L zz. 4. -fb.. .X , ., S 5 I xkx .f 4 l Q Q 5 m .V X if B Q M....,,1.a,, -Q- n K 3 9.21 A ic 5 x S A f 4,34 -A If nn... 4'-' wfl, rfb- if 5 fx P il .,-, ' 'Wmy'f'1p'fQ i ' W .1 Wx,,.-W. . I ' ' L MV 1 i,-.F f 9 - 9 1 4 -. 5 F. it .' ' .r-s-I 'f fm wx XJ 'fn 4-, NY fr ov K I :ig ifgiwx ,A . K! ,x v-Alf 4. W my 'B 4't'ti,4,..gw? v X 5 VL ..-14. X N. 3-YQ., W-gl :fi QA-ff Q I .w,g ig,X,il4, 1i'i,-Q ' 3?-ki-.'3na1rrsx ig M -1zQ Q ' -fp . 'S-H, M A rwlx -' ' f ' s' A-1934-Ks' ' ,M T3 F'-, ? f'f , 54 3 ' ' Q 4 , f W il fu ' x Q1 'fw f ,, ae, J ?AL ,,..'lu. .IV , 'Q A L,,f ' ..,. .N 4 'i :Q 1. Vg f jlf. f',?-ns' 4:5 . , .4 . ' ,ff 'r ef. I . ,vi -L -. f - r,,.fi'l?:-Tig. 5 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsiTy wresTling squad consisTed of The Tal- enTs of Sandy Dillon, Colleen Monahan, BeTh FiTch, Michelle Miller, and Tracy Tucker. This squad had all new girls excepT for BeTh FiTch and They had proven Themselves To be able To work very well TogeTher. The olher varsiTy squad is The baskeTball squad, The members were Val Ropes, Terri SpyksTra, Joslin Marsaglia, Tracy King, KaThy Kussmaul, Lisa Carlson, Laura Ludwig, and Melanie Long. The squad was very sTrong in pyramids and worked very well To- geTher. The Green lVlounTain Cheerleaders won a Trophy for excellence in sTaTe compeTiTion This year aT Do- herTy High School in Colorado Springs. X Q.. , .. '- W: ' Z ' 3:9 ll A , , - -.. 'A -WTT- .TPI '5'.x.5:' ',,'v.:.L + 'ML 4..',, 5'4.:.'.1.-FY K 'V If 1--W.. ex '-'- - 1-.N.S .- W -W ,rf A ..T -,gL-v .Y AWIN ,yy 'I' r :lm 5 ' Ov, I f X , fir QM f , -Q f . S ' 1 . w... x N if-11:1 f , in in --, 4- ul If V-' 1 'L 1 , . ' - . Q f 1 . mu. -' M-0 .4 7 ' ' V my TY! f xnxx A 'tix' . , as , ' x., , F3 1' 3' Z' 4: ,f vw , -nf Q xf 1 .JET --of iw: M w. - . wi .n f. ,QLQQ 4 rl .Q 6 Q I as Ji L M. f rw. up i AQ. . li, S 3 ERESHIVIAN CHEERLEADERS This school yeor's 4979-T980 freshmen cheer- leoders consisTed of five enThusiosTic young girls. The copToin wos Sheri Johnson, heodlng The group consisTlng of Amy lVlorseTT, Wendy Miller, Colleen lVlorTinez, ond Amy Ahrenkiel. They clicl o fine job ond The school con look forword To fuTure perforrnonces of The some quoliTy. T WW! 1 Y Mfg .T Q S POIVI PONS AND IVIASCCDTS The 4979-4980 Green MounToin High School Porn Pons were The mosT energeTio ond dedi- odTed group of spiriT ledders This yeor. They per- formed during The hoIfTimes of our fooTbdll ond bdskeTbdll gdmes. They credTed OD ourd of en- Thusidsm ThroughouT The crowd wiTh Their impres- sive rouTines. These dedicoTed young women spenT long ond hord hours reheorsing ond per- fecTing Their rouTines for edoh ond every gdrne. The Pom Pons of Green lvlounToin were Jon Do- mon, Kerry Cdrson, Dionne lVleTc:oIf, STdcey Bdrr, Donnd Mdrsholl, Sondy York, Lori PlerpoinT, Coro- lyn Johnson, Kelly HorringTon, Cindy Wilson, ond Lindo MoThis. The Rdrn's mosooTs This yedr were super pep leciders in Their rom oosTumes. The Rom mdscoTs were Cindy Morse, Koy Mdrks, ond Theo Hew Len. 1 r up X, 5 .-,.,,, 1. tu f a T Nu.. ww M , n , li, rl ,, .Mew N Y ' V A V- in 9 , '. lm T. l X fffw is ffl ... ' I sr- xi ,...-- ...J- :. gl . J. gf PEP BAND AND COLOR GUARD Pep Band is a band made up of musicians who wanT To go To The baskeTball games and supporT our greoT aThleTes wiTh fun music and rowdie cheers. MosT of The people in pep band are in marching band buT They can come from any of our oTher fine bands. The band is sponsored by Mr. FulTe and Mr. WalTman of our music deporTmenT. We owe special Thanks To The pep band for giving The games and pep assemblies an exTra lifT. Led by CapTains Kim Ryan and Carmie Sherlock, The Green MTn. High School Color Guard added brillianT color and precisely execuTed drills To The Marching Rams show. The guard also compeTed during The winTer in color guard compeTiTions. Their sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carlheim. Members are: Connie Cofrank, Kelly FriTzler, Cheryl Froseih, Theresa Haberer, Pam Hughes, Jayleen Lee, Laura Lucero, PaTTy Mancinelli, Marilyn MiTchell, KaThy Mur- phy, Karen Naper, BridgeTTe Romero, Jamie Ryan, KaThleen Scroggins, Abha Singh, Suzy SmiTh, Tammy Vega, Pam Wagner, Lori Wilkinson, KaThy Woodring. n -Q4 . 'vi nv 'W Q IVIARCI-IING BAND The Green MounTain Marching Rams have compleTed Their besT season ever. The band is under The leadership of Mr. FulTe, Mr. WalTmann, drum major Doug DalTon, and drum majoreTTe Michelle Law. The band consisTed of one hundred and four insTru- menTalisTs and TwenTy-Three guard members. These hard working individuals rehearsed during sevenTh hour and gave up four hours of Their SaTurday mornings To make The greaTesT marching band Green MounTain has ever had. They placed firsT aT The Jefferson CounTy Band lnviTa- Tional, second aT The Colorado WesT lnviTaTionaI aT Grand JuncTion, fifTh aT The Colorado Band MasTers asso- ciaTion in Boulder and sevenTh aT Englewood Band Day. They have also parTicipaTed in Lakewood on Parade and were The leading uniT in The Homecoming Day Parade. Green MounTain Marching Rams BariTone- Rob Forbs Bells- Kevin Cogswell, Sue Fedro, Colleen Radecki ClarineTs- Darrel Andrus, Lori Bender, Jan CasTleman, Lisa Chambers, Susie Groves, Debbie Hall, David HighT- ower, JaneT Hillier, Doreen Klein, Melinda Korb, Lori Law, Connie McLaughlin, Lisa Nicholson, Joan Peschong, Mark Richmond, Laura Ryan Color Guard- Pam Campbell, Connie Cofrank, Kellie FriTzler, Cheryl FroseTh, Theresa Haberer, Pam Hughes, Laura Lucero, PaTTy Mancinelli, Marilyn MiTchell, KaThy Murphy, Karen Naper, BridgeTT Romero, Jamie Ryan, Kim Ryan, KaThy Scroggins, Carmie Sherlock, Abha Singh, Suzy SmiTh, Tammy Vega, Lori Wilkinson, KaThy Woodring Fi!! fiti I CCDNTINUED Drums- Rondy Dobbs, Andy Hedin, Poul HildeBrondt, Roger Hughes, Brion Nuerenberger, Joe Obechino, Mott Pork Flutes- Corol Boker, Allison Boski, Brendo Bowker, Kothy Doy, Stephonie Dickson, Lynn Elliott, Jo Fleener, Melisso Gonring, Betsy Groves, Julie Holi, Sheri Hoxton, Potty Hyno, Betsy Korb, Pdulo Lundquist, Julie McDondld, Kothy McMohon, Corrie Noyes, Denise Pdrdee, Kim Pokorney, Stephonie Rduzi, Sheilo Roberts, Becci Schwortz, Jonet Smith, Potty Thomollo, Koren Vincent, Beth West, Mory Wood, French Horns- Ann Cdmpbell, Bob Hommer, Meleo Munson, Debbie Teosdole Sox's- Donno Bunger, Mike Dobbs, Mike Ferry, Lourd Lidinsky, Kipp Mowder, Ddrrin Pordee Trombones- Jon Lundqulst, Mike McLoughlin, Brod Petch, Pdul Romsey, Todd Robbins, Russ Sonford, Bob Spykstro, Mike Stephens Trumpets- Derrick Andrus, Jon Bowmon, Tom Billings, Ddrryl Bostwick, Brion Golldgher, Keith Glose, T.J. Green- ledf, Maggie Groves, Scott Johnson, Scott Kimberlin, Lorry Mooss, Bob Mdrtinez, L.J. Miller, Doug Nuerenberger, Brent Peccock, Chdrlie Perkins, Bryon Petch, John Powell Jeff Reed, Kim Reed Tubds- Mike Ryon, Eric Weichert Drum Mdjors- Doug Ddlton, Michelle Low Bond Monoger- Ann Lehmon 1 'H 1 , xi. W? mln lil f E , . . PM :tt N fl, , '17 9 . 1 5. .W 'Si . r if K 66- K Q' rr 3 'N-4faFz4Hm 5 if : FF sn' 151, 5' , -e'a 1sxQF ., l 5'a L ggav J' V Il: . '? 7i1R::v1E?X5gf, if . ' Lge ::-'- ' ' -Q Mwfdw 1 V I I H J 1 I I 4, , ., ,11- ' 'B i 'I W f:,gg'o'-QA, if 5 gig 'fp 4-3,5 90' WT ALI. STATE CI-ICDIR All Stote Choir is on extremely honoroble group of tolented singers. Students must be selected from thousonds of other singers to become o member. Members concentrote mdinly on prov- ing thot Green lvlountoin is the best. All Stote members were Christino Blunt, LeAngelo Lob- meyer, Elise Dugwyler GIRLS CHOIR G-irl's Choir is mode up of sophomores ond freshmen who love to sing. These Green lvloun- toin High School students work very well together ond thoroughly enjoy their mony performonces throughout the school yeor. 9 ng A ff Q? . '::'-..f 3 X X, N E NXXAQXXN N T ss Q wg . Q. I ,wx ,xx ws ss X, ECI 6X-HN fn QFTMVSCR I A U zfvc 'f , f ' if Vvcpifpf Gy 0 TN T 94 Shodows of The lVlounTdin is The seIecT performing group mode up of TwenTy-Two of The besT singers in The school. Under The direcTion of Mr. STeve Meininger, ond wiTh The did of d pionisT ond drummer, Shodows provide lively enTerToinmenT for people of oil dges. Shodows perform oT school wiTh SpecTrum ond Con- cerT Choir, ond They enrich The lives of people in The communiTy by singing oT pldces like nursing homes ond for communiTy meeTings. When you go To o Shodows concerT you con be sure you'lI see d good show. They noT only sing buT They do ddnces To The music. Shodows do Their own choreogrophy, which consisTs of more Thdn circles ond lines. Shodows procTice during sevenTh hour dolly. someTimes using The holl in fronT of The Tech. ArTs rooms To perfecT Their ddnces. One of The highlighTs of The yeor is The onnuoi Tour. eiTher wiTh ConcerT Choir Qhis yeorj, or wiTh SpecTrum gdsT yedr, To Chicogoy. hey Toured high schools in olorodo for four ddys This yeor. Shodows roise pdrT of Their money for Their Tour by selling SonTo-Groms oT ChrisTmos Time ond some work oT The Bronco ond Beors gdmes during The seoson. Shodows of The MounToin is cerToinly d disTinguished group QT Green MounTdin ThoT deserves o loT of rec- ogniTion for The fine Things They do. M 1' N-gs M ,iw kv, 3 'if' as 'Q A , f len. fm' Q 14 EN .J i X .-.Q . C., N 5: wb, mn x 2 C 9' f-H-. 3 ' 4, f 'N . . Q lc, x.l'I t 4 Q ' 'fax X h S N N1 fl W' .1 ' 1' ' -3, f, N y ,,isA,1f V N Q W, 'Q' 1' 1 -f . , . .. -Q 3. ,V j' fn :X - fn' XQQ '-l. fi'- AF ff fx, . M Y M Q- .age X' .. - lj'-1 , , W ' 1 ' v Y W ' ' . K 1 W' .. ' V L-' 4, , ,ai 7 f 9 2-3 ' , . . 'Q - , Sw- 2' ' ' ,' , . -. . ly' X QwgQ,X-M ,, , atv-,az4, ewgfjvg + 1 X gf' fm- 1 'xv 4f I I ,R 5 , Evil? Q: vhs: r ,, .ll. , ' - xx X W X X X ,. -Azww A f! .. my X Aix - 1 . ,. . .Tw Q' my gunna ru - - -M-. 4 ..ng,,,g:5s I fa , ,qw 0 , ' f K , pgs! Q CONCERT BAND ConcerT bond is The bdsic bond QT Green MounTdin. Mode up of opproximdTely sixTy sTu- denTs, mosTly freshmon, The bond performs Three concerTs d yeor. Reheorsols ore held everyddy during sevenTh hour. DirecTor Ted FulTe Tries To insTill The imporTonce of music in The younger members of The deporTmenT who hope To be- long To wind ensemble in coming yedrs. SYIVIPI-ICNIC ORCHESTRA ApproximdTely TwenTy people mdke up Sym phonic OrchesTrd. Sophomores, juniors ond sen iors combine Their TdlenTs To produce fine con- cerT IiTerdTure, which They perform QT Three con- cerTs during The yedr. AT second semesTer winds ond percussion ore ddded To The sTrings for The musicdl, which wos Oklohomd This yeor. x .3 4 iw 3 nu 111. X- ,gc Tw ip - ' 5551 -ra' N 'X Mo R x l 1. , ww xg, 'Q 4 J. 1 , f J, li aff SYIVIPHGNIC BAND Symphonic Bond is The IorgesT bond oT Green MounToin High School. Among The more Thon sixTy members ore sTudenTs from The sophomore, ju- nior ond senior closses. IT is The middle siep pe- Tween ConcerT Bond ond Wind Ensemble. They perform Three concerTs under The direcTion of Mr. Don WdITmon ThroughouT The school yeor. i .4- .,,.,,.-41 51 div' ft' 78 41 s4N,,. N Q b 1 . 'Y Vs Wx 1 X ' if -'1 - f M x Q MQ' A Y 4 ' ,Q . ,.,,'w:,--Q-f yi n. 1 b 1 K 5 7' ' .4 I ,H i :if 2' 'gilgkuy Y gr ,WF N. XM' t - S . '.,, , . ,- 4 G J' if X ' -AF' f X r.J in l- .. , 4' 14' - L v E YQ. z-af 5,3 1 -J 4 V - '- V., .s'k X Y , 5 ,, 5-egYFTff1 diff' -fw , Y +54 1 i' A yfgvy , it , ' .Uv WAMQQQN L xy -T 1.-.f if V . '- , v wfs Q 172 62 Ma Q Hwy, xg 11 ' 1 H., :.l Q , , 'yr L M' R r 1 L Q 4' W' in 1 4 5- -J' ' ff? 1 1 x f if A 'L Q Q23 59?-:ff P 1 zfw . 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Rhylhm Seclionz Drums-Mike Howell, Pidno-Phil Gonring, Guildr-Todd Wdrner, ond Boss Guildf- Mdll Pork. Direciorz Mr. Ted Fulle x h' .X qN f HISTORY CLUB HisTory Club was developed for The people aT Green MTn. who have a special inTeresT in The ArTs. The club IisTens To speakers, visiTs museums, and They see plays and movies. The club's spon- sor is Mr. Dennis HasTings and members include: A. Schuy, A. Campbell, P. Bender, P. O'Donnell, Suzy SmiTh, C. Radecki, M. C-Eonring, J. lvey, B. PeTch, L.J. Miller, B. Arnold, lVl. Richmond, lvl. AllcoTT, Nl. Law, D. Rice, R. Hammer, C. Mikus, C. Sherlock, G. Barker, G. Haas, S. French, L. Shipley, C. ScoTT, L. Guffey, L. Lidinsky, D. Seals, S. Groves, L. Hodgins. P. STinson, T. Vaninger. DCDIVIESTIC EXCHANGE The DomesTic Exchange Club was made up of abouT TwenTy people who parTicipaTed in an ex- change wiTh sTudenTs from Lord BoTeTourT High School in Daleviiie, Virginia. Each group of sTu- denTs were in The exchange sTaTe for eighT days. While in Colorado, The Virginia sTudenTs wenT ski- ing and visiTed The Air Force Academy among a loT of oTher acTiviTies. The Colorado STudenTs were Taken To WashingTon D.C. by Their Virginia sponsors. The club's sponsor is Mr. Mick IVlcPhee. FORENSICS Forensics is a compeTiTive speech Team aT Green MounTain High. Green MounTain Forensics members parTicipaTed in nearly 20 TournamenTs This year ThroughouT Colorado. ln all of These meefs superior performances were Turned in by Green MounTain Forensics members. Among These occompiishmenTs were Dan Durham winning second place in Jeffer- son CounTy in DramaTic lnTerpreTaTion and STeve Conklin winning second place in The counTy in Boys ExTemporaneous Speaking. AT The counTy cham- pionships held aT Arvada High School December 44- 45, Green MounTain's Team placed fourTh ouT of Twelve counTy schools. Three imporTanT TournamenTs highIighT The Third quarTer schedule: The DisTricT Qualifying Tourna- menT March 7-8 aT Mullen High, The UniversiTy of Wyoming lnviTaTional in February, and The STaTe Championships March 'IA-'I5 in Colorado Springs. These TournmenTs help members increase Their speaking abiliTies. Officers are: Mark VincenT-Presl- denT, Nancy MalmquisT-Sec. Treasurer, Tom RiTz- SergeanT-aT-Arms, Ms. NorTon-Sponsor, and STeve Conklin-Vice PresidenT. Gr LATIN CLUB LaTin Club aT Green MounTain is a social organi- zaTion under The sponsorship of Mrs. Fairbanks. Members musT have an inTeresT in The LaTin lan- guage and have successfully compleTed Two years of LaTin. Officers This year are Ellen Fales, President Rick Roehm, Vice President Gayle Groninger, Secre- Tary: Chris Primus, Treasurer: David HighTower, Public RelaTions: and JaneT Small, HisTorian. Mem- bers are: Chuck Fisher, Jean Franklin, Michele Gio- meTTi, Marci MarTin, Sue Meier, Liz Myers, Bryce Morris, Nordy Thompson and Julie ValenTine. These members parTicipaTe in many LaTin relaT- ed acTiviTies such as: bakery good and crafT sales, an iniTiaTion banqueT, and a graduaTion banquet To honor The Seniors in May. , DTCIT '-' J mi X A 5 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club consists of members who are cur- rently taking Spanish classes and are interested in learning more about the Latin American culture. They sponsored activities for the exchange stu- dents from Campeche, Mexico. The club also had a cultural display for Homecoming. FRENCH CLUB The French Club, is a growing club of individuals who are presently taking French classes. These students participate in activities centered around the French language and culture. They also take part in an annual cross country ski trip. 1 4? W ,......f-Y Q QE if-W, ,5- Y x.J .N l-rm K Q? -+L A I . ' . .rv gi Y Y NR J 4' , ' Q U -' f- 3 ' mf' N 4 KH v- '4'A I , 6 ,- at , . Q I X g gh M' R1 .4 5 5 vflsr M K i :SK as by SOCIETY OF SPORTS The SocieTy of SporTs club consisTs of o group of girls working To upgrdde The girls oThleTic pro- grom. The girls usuolly ore involved in oThleTics somehow. They work on projecTs such os keep- ,,,,.-vw ing The fdciliTies in use, like The whirlpool in The girls locker-room. They pick The senior oThleTe of The yeor dword olong wiTh moking such decisions os chonging The girls leTTer jdckeTs. Members ore: From lefT To righT boTTom row. S. Hueneke, L. An- derberg, K. Kronin, S. Hermonussen, H. lviorTin, S. ForresT. Second row, G. Groninger, S. Silver, J. Schroeder, J. Combell, A. lVlorseTTe, L. Logon, A. MonTei. Third row, L. Mozingo, lvl. Dunn, K. Horsch, A. Ahrenkiel, J. DougherTy, IVI. Vosey. FourTh row, D. NolTy, S. Fedro, L. SmidT, R. Arnone, L. Yeogle. FifTh row, L. Chovez, lvl. LoFleur, J. Kroll, K. Kelly, K. Moron. SixTh row,A. FiTzpoTric, P. PdTric, S. John- son, W. Miller, W. Hubbord. Officers ore: PresidenT-Louro Anderberg Vice PresidenT-Shelby Hueneke SecreTory-Julie Combell Member oT Lorge-Missy Johnson -r Q9 , . ih- A. if 8.9 rg v r ,, yt' t 'N hir.- w L 'i,.,.,1 in L 1 V ls . A X ff ff ss. 5 Q If ::' 'iff -gf ,J fhv 1 fd -JL' avr? Q , A f 1-.A Aw ll Ln A SCIENCE CLUB Science Club is o disTinguished club here oT Green lvlounToin High School. The members of The club explore science reIoTed oreds by Tdking severol field Trips To vdrious scienTific pldnTs. eTc., Through- ouT The yeor. The club usuolly does Two or Three fund roising ocTiviTies every yeor. The members bd- sicolly explore The drT of science ond Iedrn new ond inTeresTing Things. The new informoTion ocquired helps The sTudenTs To Think, ond iT grddudlly devel- ops Their opinions of science reIoTed fdcfs. The members Iedrn To opprecidTe why ond how Things hdppen, ond They develop Their minds os They Iedrn dbouT new, modern ond fdnTdsTic Things ThdT ore only dvdildble To Them Through The use of Science Club. The members of Science Club ore: lvlork AllcoTT, presidenT, Doug Rice, vice-presidenT, Chris Frimus, secreTory-Treosurer, Ellen Foles, John Heller, John Ivy, Penni Kershow, Cdrmie Sherlock, Abhd Singh, Chris SmiTh ond Suzy SmiTh. G-La I- - fuV PARSLEY, SAGE, AND Rl-IYIVIE Parsley, Sage, and Rhyme is an organizaTion whose main purpose is To develop The wriTing and reading abiliTies of The sTudenTs aT Green Mounfain High School. The Group meeTs once every monTh during The school year. They read and chose submissions To publish ThaT are inTer- esTing or funny arficles given To Them for a maga- zine. This magazine will be published in April. Also This year, The members of Parsley, Sage, and Rhyme will be, evaluafing elemenTary school books for Hufchinson Elemenfary. The officers of Parsley, Sage, and Rhyme This year are: Ellen Fales-EdiTor Kerri Anderson-AssisT. EdiTor Don Knox-Business Manager Pam Campbell-Liasion Officer ofher members include: KaThy Amberg Jill Burkholder STeve Conhlem Suzy SmiTh Mark Vincenf Chris Mikus 9 -ez ' 3. 1 i b1.f .iSr S -as ini Bs-A .M Xb TI-IESPIANS Thespions is d very speciol club, formed for ThedTre sTudenTs. The orgonizoTion is open To onyone involved in ony Type of TheoTre work, eiTher dcTing or sTdgework. IT is on honor club, ond in order To become o member of Thespions, you musT occumuloTe o ToTdl of Ten poinTs. These poinTs ore oohieved by pdrTicipoTing in TheoTre producTions. These poinTs ore sTdnddrdized - R?--M .041 -QM' Q' Tbffgyi :, - A. ThroughouT The counTry. Some sTudenTs eorn o ToTol of Two hundred poinTs ond eorn The TiTle of Honor Thespions. These sTudenTs love To ocT ond be o porT of The TheoTre producTion world. Thes- pion members ore bosicolly ouTQoing people wiTh big plons for The fuTure. They hope To moke someThing of Their lives Through The orT of ocTing. The presidenT of This club is STeve LohrenTz, Vice PresidenT is ChrisTino BIounT, ond Sec. Tres. is Elise Dugwyler. The sponsor is Mr. Bud Simmons. -.,4,+ ',Z 3 V5 'Q' gg , v lv, X A FI-IA The FuTure Homemokers of Americo is o srnoll club in Green MounToin High which is sponsored by Mrs. Soroh NesmiTh. Mrs. NesmiTh focuses her Teoching on such subjecTs os Ieorning To cleol wiTh sTress, The horclships of growing up, fornily problems such os divorce ond seporoTion, leorn- ing respecT for oThers, how To hondle emoTionol problerns, The pros ond cons of running owoy, leorning how To be hoppy, knowing how To con- quer nervous hobiTs, ond finolly how To become The person you wonT To become wiTh o new more soTisfying personoliTy, This is The firsT yeor for Mrs. NesmiTh To sponsor FHA, buT when one IisTens To her Tolk, one con see ThoT The FHA of The fuTure hos only begun To grow ond develop. Visions come of o lorge ond viTol club hoving To rneeT in secTions ond eoch secTion coTering To clifferenT inTeresTs - os differenT os The mony skills oncl inTeresTs reflecTed in The hornemokers responsibil- iTy ,ar Y l Kiibw. :r - 521 ..,, --5- . M l FBLA The Fulure Business Leaders of America Club is an organizaiion formed To help sludenls from Green Mounlain develop leadership abililies. The club has foriy-six ambitious members. These peo- ple areg Deanna Amen,-Sfacey Andrus, Shelly Barreli freporlery, Theresa BarreTT Cvioe-presi- denly, Tracy Bassell, Joanne Busnardo, Cherly Chavez, Connie Cofrank, Silvina Dasero, Lindee Dick, Jenny Dunn, Pam Falls, Kelly Harringion Chis- Torianj, Lynn Hari, Julie Hernandez, Lynda l-less, Carolyn Johnson, Ann Keirh, Penni Kershaw, The- resa Kubacki Qpresidenlj, Sue Lillie, Shermaine Longo Qsecreiaryj, Laura Ludwig, Kimm Lykins CTFGOSUTGTD, Donna Marshall, Carrie Maus, Mike lVloLain, Janel Parsons, Kelly Perisho, Lauri Pierce, Colleen Quinn, Debbie Quini, Elizabelh Robinson, Pai Rosales, Palli Ross, Trenia Schipper, Deanna Seals, Jenny Syren, Linda Telfer, Lafonda Unruh, Kelly Walson, Jenny Weghorsi, Tracee Willhile, Sandi Williams, Kaihy Young, and Pam Zimmer- man. it-0 if xx A if Q B 1: y 'i ky f.. 1 ff! if W' :S E A ,QS ,,,A cf, X! 5 1 X ,, , wid' ...f fer N.- , l 1 ' . 'N . 'L - . , x x X 1' KEY CLUB Key Club is o nonprofiT orgonizoTion formed To serve unforTunoTe people. Green lVlounToln Key Club is one of The mosT ooTive service clubs in The oreo. Alreody This yeor, They hove hod conned food drives, hove seT up o cornmuniTy blood bond, ond hove hod o hounTed house ond They hove olso provided o ChrisTmos Tree for The Chil- dren's HospiToI, ond much more. Every yeor The members oTTend o oonvenTion ond olvvoys re- Turned wiTh Top owords. Mr. Spong wos The spon- sor, PresidenT wos Gregg LoPedus5 Vice-Presld- neT-Thereso Hoberer, Treosurer-AI Hojko, ond SecreTory-Greg Hoos. 2' R Q 145 Q , RAIVIBLINGS This yeor The members of Romblings ore work- ing exTremely hord To produce o good yeor- book. We hove come up wiTh mony good, cre- oTive ideds, ond severol chonges hove been mode in our meThods of producTion. We ore do- ing our very besT To give our buyers o greoT yeorbook. Yeorbook involves o loT of Time ond efforT. AssignmenTs ore given To eoch person, ond These people hove To reseorch Their cerToin ocTiviTy or evenT. Loy ouTs hove To be mode, picTures Token ond developed, ond copy wriT- Ten. Every monTh or so, o deodline musT be mode. Once o yeor, The members of yeorbook plon ond voTe on o cover for our yeorbook. Choices on color schemes ore mode ond mem- bers ore consTonTly occupied wiTh moking new decisions. The ediTor for our yeorbook This yeor is Michelle Low, Co-EdiTor, Lori HordesTy, Copy Edi- Tors, Corolyn Dickinson ond lvlory STone, Heod PhoTogropher, lvlork lVlcCoin, Film ond PrinT Devel- oper, Russ Koleber. The members of Romblings include Brendo Allen, Sondy Dillon, Suzonne Es- Trodo, Cindy Low, Dione LipsTrew, Missy IVlcGough, JoneT Porsons, Debbie QuinT, Corol Shoemon, Allison Shride, HeoTher SmiTh, ond Leslie STone. The sponsor of Romblings is Mr. Dole BorT- kus.. RAM PAGE Rom Poge is boTh o closs ond o club oT Green MounToin High School. The members of Rom Poge ore dedicoTed, experienced wriTers. Every monTh, These people publish our school newspoper. The work involved wiTh Rom Poge is ofTen very de- monding. Eoch person in The closs is given o cerToin evenT To cover. ThoT person hunTs oround The school ond visiTs differenT people in order To geT good informoTion. They Then wriTe up Their secTion, ond ofTen ploce picTures wiTh iT. Before The news- poper is prinTed, dll of The iTems in iT hove To be glued onTo o mosTer blueprinT. This Tokes o loT of work, Time, ond colculoTions. The News EdiTor of Rom Poge is Don Knox, EdiToriol EdiTor, Greg Hoos, FeoTure EdiTor, Thereso Hoberer, Double Poge Feo- Ture EdiTor, Puol Hedge, SporTs EdiTor, Don Wollen- houpT, Co-EdiTors, Greg Hods ond Don Knox, Adver- Tising lvlonoger, Roger Hughes, PhoTogropher, Don Lonohon, Advisor, Cheryl CorTin. The Rom Poge sToff includes Deonno Amen, Tondi Hooker, Gregg LoPe- dus, Julie McDonold, Chris lvlikus, Michelle Mider, Phyllis MorrisseTT, KoThy lvlurphy, ond Heidi Silvey. CLVQ QDQQQVX I N , Q il A N K x 7 i '1f Q l' , -v-pf-W ix f U at Q 5 X W' Li Q N' N-A ' Q gi 'W' i -5 ,Z 'Q' X 1 ,W naw, Bob Anderson Chris Anderson Mike Anderson Tracy Anthony Gladys Arclla Dave Arney Joe Arnone Lincoln Baca Rebecca Bailly Debrd Ballard Joe Alley Jock Amberg Amini Afshar Rita Arnslulz Laura Anderberg Steven Adams Krisfy Aden Bev Aguilar Beth Ahrenkiel Jan Akey Tammy Bane Susan Barker Craig Barnes Slacey Barr Mindy Barllell ..- '0- Michele Barlon Tracy Bassell Gary Bechlolf Jon Beck Kevin Beckham .V Steve Belew Dan Bell Lori Bender Deanne Benefiel Apryl Bennett Greg Bennett Maribeth Bennett Elissa Bernstein Mary Bessler Mike Bettis .5-. Carina Bruning Mike Bruning Dana Bryant Nick Buchholz Donna Bunger Erik Bramsoe David Breffle John Briaston Frank Brock Joyce Brunetti l 3 Dawn Bignall Jeff Bissing Ritchie Blackmore Jim Boekhoff Kim Boerema Matt Bohm Mike Bonger Alline Bonner Sally Boyle John Brammeier E x C. 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TN 1- t ' C W L tl Lf Q1 lx M s 'Navy 61 Syl X CVM. Qi 1 'tu li 1, John Nielsen Sieve Noble Arrhur Noffsinger Julio Noyes Doug Nuernberger Joe Obechino Vicky Olson Tom Omholi Sherri Opper Dovid Oppy Beth Noliy Torn Nefe Lelond Nelsen Morcey Nemifz Richard Newlond Leigh Moore Kim Moron Julie Morlon Cindy Morse Ron Myers f 6. 4 Joson Osborn Lorry Pointer Evelyn Ponlle Denise Pordee Bernodeil Porisi 1 4' A :'2-A J. 17 Mal' Jonel Porsons Don Polrick Ken Poyne Dove Peorl Cherie Pederson 1 Kelly Perisho Tammy Peterson Rich Pijanowski Kevin Piske Robert Plant Clayton Plucheck Debbie Plurnleigh Kim Pokorney Debra Powers Jeff Price TH' ig 7 A Frank Prince John Pulse Colleen Quinn Sheila Quinn Debbie Quint Paul Ramsey David Rasinski Lorie Rawson Tami Ray Frank Rayburn Karla Reed Mark Rees Steve Render Kelly Reilly Mark Reynolds S. Q- ' .4 ' l Miles Reynolds Mark Richmond Natasha Richofsky Katy Ricketts Scott Riley i 'inv- fy li i WL 'I 4 ir A' ' W 1 x Polricicr Rosoles Scoll Rosenberg Pcilli Ross Doug Ruckrnon Dione Russell Louro Ryon Renee Ryon Koihy Ryclburg Ziio Sojben Rhondo Solbcch ,ff , 174 X -- nu Robin Robinson Vicki Robinson Ken Rockwell Don Rodriguez Ron Roehm Tom Rirz Richie Rivero Terri Rivere Todd Robbins Jon Robinson vw' Eu-, xii' Ron Songer Annelie Soriler Trenici Schipper Scoil Schmidt Corol Schoemcrn I f K Clinl Schoemon Rich Schreiber Morris Seols Joe Sedoch Jeonnie Self Jon Sheorer Kelley Schlpmon Todd Shorey Mork Shuler Alon Silvernoil Vincent Singson Corey Skeers Dzidzio Slowinski Shelby Sloot Jonet Smdll John Stevens Leslie Stone Jon Strodtmon Stdcey Sutton Jenny Syren Terry Steodmon Scott Steele Kelly Stelzer Mitzi Stephenson Rob Sterner F Notolie Smith Rick Smith Bob Smith Stonton Smith Julie Snyder Lilionno Sosd Michelle Soso Kothy Spurrier Nique Spurvey Roy St. George X x l I 16 4 I U ia 1 Bob Todd Robbie Toland Susie Tronnier Vicky Trumbull Tracy Tucker Darrell Tuenge Maria Turbiville Bob Upson Liz Urion Bari Valdez Marcus Teier John Thomas Nancy Thompson Lynne Thorman Kurl Tipton Doug Tallanl Debbie Taylor John Taylor Linda Telfer Tony Tesfolin ll, 3 Laurie Valdez Phil Valdez R.J. Varner Kellie Vasey Lorena Vasquez l Pix Amy Venlers Rick Vicek George Vikor Mark Vincenl Corrine Viiry Shannon Voats Jim Votrobek Dan Walker Cyndi Walter Todd Warner Mike Watkins Doug Weber Sandra Weeden Chris Weems Audrey Weissenstein Sarnone Wright Ann Wyckoff Dave Yarrington Lisa Yeagle Sandy York Joe Wintersteen Maryann Wolf Regina Wood Jody Woody Greg Wright Steve Wells Holly White Ann Whitmarsh Kurt Wilcher Ken Wilkins Lori Wilkinson Cindy Willson Dana Wilson Steve Wilson Kathy Winters l LATE PICTURES Lauri Alleman Stacey Andrus Carl Bock Todd Evans Terri Fellhauer Aimee Fennell Tom Figliolino Jay Flavin Susan Griffith Mike Howell Andy Johnson Cindy Law NOT PICTURED Mark Brehm Kelly Chavez Dana Damon Scott Dean Jose Ferrer Debbie Gallo Jeff Hayden Lisa Lucero Jim Michel Tracy Wilson David Heath Kristen Hulstrom Roxane Leck Tom McClelland Kim McClure Andrea Micheli Janet Nowlan Jerry Zimmer Craig Zimmerman Troy Zimmerman Joyce Zingleman Kathy Young Mike Young Patricia Young Steve Young Jean Zentner Tami Parrish Scott Ralston Mark Roderick Ann Rutledge Chris Stenby Cindy Turezynski John VanDyke 1 'E GX H gl, I xf u LE.- Pam Adducci Pam Aldrich Randy Aldrich Kevin Alexander Chris Amato Kathy Amberg Randy Amos Brad Anderson Doug Anderson Jean Anderson Theresa Arnold Jody Ayers If Allan Bahr Tom Bailey Linda Ball Levi Barnes Jim Bartlett Valorle Bascom fwi ,' x 5 .A 1 :sftkf A K ik X I 'B i Debbie Bechtolt Rick Beckman Gary Belville Lorie Bender Liana Berg Cathy Bergamo N Lorie Bergmann , .B Steve Berry 9' 'f ss s Shala Blount 4 ' i Chris Bohm sw! ' Bill Bonner Mike Borchers in-S4 Kevin Borrusch Amy Botkin , ,C A Jerry Bradshaw Marcia Bramhall Julie Bramrneier Sarah Bratt Bobby Braun as 1 fi A, W- Susanne Bratt Matt Brennan Mike Brodsky Debbie Bronson Jim Brown Mark Brown Dave Bryant Mike Bowers Jon Bowman Lisa Boyce Greg Bradley 'x Q- B i ,, .X , X ...- x .. , A up gf Sue Bryant Garrett Bryning Brent Bublitz Mike Burbank Mary Burcar Jill Burkholder ,M .3 W f F' Q 7' ? r , M S M r X -If Q, J i Z1 afuv Q9 . Q if., , ,,,. A :Q Q x is Q 5-f , Jr, Q is J ' A - if ' , .x i LN' w b 2 - an Russ Burnell Sheila Burns Marshall Burrack Gary Burseth Connie Burton Nick Bush A 1 lies u Ginny Bush Mary Butler Tim Campbell Mitch Carlson Ken Carpenter Tom Carr Peggy Chester Doug Chilton Terri Carroll Julie Casey Roger Casper Jan Castleman Easter Chalmers Lisa Chambers FC Lori Christensen is ' ' ' fy? 1. b Theresa Chunko Q X X:-A, Susan Cirocki N X f ' - ,Q ly 'iq Grace Citko bl Diane Clabaugh Scot Clark Nan Clemons Tom Clemans Skip Clymer Steve Cogswell pw so , , .z xx S .Ls X , S wx. Ronda Cole Wendy Cole Jamie Colman Bob Conroy Jim Conway John Conway ,l ws n sl ' , N ni k ' is Diane Cooney Anne Couture Pat Crawley Lydia Crespin Larry Crispe Cris Ann Crysdale Sue Daley Q Paul Daugherty Sonal Dave 1 ' ' Melissa Davis A 3 L . .. if L 'DI S A f ' if 3 1- t S tl ., Becky Delbert 54 F L' - ' Darrin DeWitt 3 sk .. 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Dean Leaman Laura Lidinsky Leanne Logan Sandy Long Larry Lucero Troy Lucero Paula Lundquist Keith Luttringer Laura Luttrull Chris Lynch Dan Lynn in , , - gr fx . ,Lis Glenn McGovern L X -1.-1. is ,,. ,4 y 'K as 3 Kim McAlexander Stephanie McCandless Kerry McCIaugherty Julie McDonald Steve McDonnell Dana McKee Linda Mollookis Debbie Malone Patty Mancinelli Steve Mannion Mark Marrufo Zane Mars Diana McNish Vicki Mensik Paul Meredith Chris Meyer Susan Micheli Jay Miller Mike McKenna Dan MCG-laughlin Mike McGIaughlin Tara McLean Terri McMaster Cris Martinez Ellyn Martinez Tammy Martinez Tahni Mattocks Pat May James McAden ' 2- i , , - , ,4 Kip Mowder Kyle Mowder John Muir Ruth Mulr Mike Mullins Kim Murphy Laura Mozrngo Jimmy Montano George Moody James Moore Pam Moran Bryce Morris Mike Morse Ken Miller Pam Miller Shelly Miller Karen Mittmann David Moe Teri Mohr Kendra Musgrave Liz Myers Megan Nalty Karen Naper Andy Neafsey Joe Nesbitt Shawna Newcomb Lisa Nicholson Mitch Nielsen Ron Norman David Nash l, . , kg 1 ' P X s 4 1 'n X . , sk y 1 Brian Nuernberger - .. James Ocker Kevin O'Connell Jim Oppy Kelly Owens Ron Pacher -r Shelley Painter Cathy Palmer Karen Pantle Cindy Parker Michelle Parr ' Mary Parsons 5 3-Y , sg Steve Peacock Linda Pearl Robert Perez Joan Peschong Bryan Petch Pam Peterson t f jx Yr RRR L l Doug Phillips Scott Pierce Karl Piske Dan Plant Martin Plumleigh Deanna Polson W.: A r i 5' .,,. ,J - Laddie Polzer David Powell Ron Powell Jody Price Gary Priddy Missy Pugh John Quinn Noreen Quiroz Susan Raak John Ralph Jay Rarden John Rasmussen f ' ,fix E 4'- I -X' ' ' hx fs 5 Q Kari Rasmussen Stephanie Rauzi Blaine Reed Blake Reed Jeff Reed Randy Reed Brian Robinson V, l Bridget Romero Randy Rooney Kim Rose Todd Rosenberg Rick Rush Jamie Ryan Jill Sargent Alison Sawyer Patricia Schaefer Tom Schmitz Callie Schneider Rich Schneider Maggie Ryan Mary Ryan Tony Salazar Tony Sandoval Russ Sanford Lori Sanger 'nl 4, James Singleton Rodney Singson Susan Smaldone Luann Smidt Crystal Smith Heather Smith Barbara Scott Sara Scott Kathleen Scroggins Deanna Seals --5 Julie scnroeder is Michele Schuy Q ,I fr x i x 'S Traci Sears Dawn Shaberly Brad Shearer Kristi Shelp Ed Sherlock Jay Sherman Greg Shirley Allison Shride Suzie Silver Heidi Silvey Traci Simms Peggy Simonds Janet Smith Mike Smith Jung So Linda Sommers Pam Spath Scott Speirer 'Q f P. 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'a Dennis Shepherd Kitty Simcox Bud Simmons Allen Snyder Math Math English Science M an L Ea Spang Bob Spyksira Kent Siannara Jim Starkey lvlaih Physical Education Science English Mi 'i ,Af Kaihy Starkey Sharron Swenson Jamie Sykes Noel Symons English Home Economics Science P.C. Lab Bob Taylor Dawn Troup Colleen Uiier Dan Waliman Math English Home Economics Music 2,5271 - an -5 N- 5 sz. T fi Ken Weaver Gail Winkle Yvonne Zebauers P.C. Lab Library English SECRETARIES Mrs. Dumbletgn Mrs. Falkner K.. . Mrs. Fry - Mrs, Nielson .A Z A x .K V - Mrs. Scroggins Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Wilch 6 1 I i L 3 ctr' 'firm ii, Q, X i Q' l Marilyn Alexander, Math Barbara Bostwick, SLIC rlelen Cupiin, Language Arts Jean Dinwiddie, Math Doris Hellem, P.C. Kay Hokenstrom, Science Ronnie Howell, Library Jean Huling, Math Nancy Kron, Reading 4 fl l TEACHER AIDES 4- 1 'K ,Q -1 m Fx Eleanor Lipperr, Attendance Carol McCandiess, Social Studies Letitia Rodriquez, E,C.C. 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