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

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Solidarity: An Incredible Impact Have you ever heard the old joke: lf you can't be an athlete, than be an athle- tic supporter. ? Aside from the crude connotations, there lies a valid point to that sayingg A point, which the Green Mountain athletes and student body have pretty well established. Throughout the school year, athletes and members of certain organizations such as the band, have shown their sup- port for one another. Students attended each other's meets, games, and various other competitions. This new enthusiasm and spirit, which for awhile was lacking at GMH5, was a direct result of the strong unity felt be- tween most teams. Members of different teams all shared a common bond or goalg The goal to win and make Green Moun- tain the number one school in the state. A debt of gratitude is owed to every person who got interested and involved in any sport this year: be it athlete or fan. The Ram spirit and enthusiasm had an incredible impact on the teams and the season in general. The victories belong to the student body as well as the athletes themselves. lt was their push that created an awe- some school year for the graduating class of 1983! John Byers and Gary Anderson rehearse the fall play, Out ol' the Frying Pan. Peter Mehlbach and the soccer team join in the Homecoming Parade. A 4.

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