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

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Political Experience Gffered At GMHS I want to be a lawyer, or a politician, or something. So does everyone else, it seems. Almost everyone I talk to wants to be a lawyer, oh well. Someone told me I need experience in government to get in a good law school, to show a true interest in the field, I guess. Thank goodness GMHS offers multiple opportunities for me to do this, like Gov- ernment Club and Senate. The students in Government Club learn a great deal, said Faith Gunther, sponser. They have a better understanding of how laws are passed and prepared, Also, the club shows how citizens can act as lobbyists. This helps students prepare for future careers. Senate, similarily has played an important part in how students gain ex- perience in the real working force. Since the people in Senate interact with fifty other students, they learn about diploma- cy and compromising, stated Bobbie Chiles, sponser. The students also grasp an understanding of how to talk to people and explain themselves clearly. Another important factor is that the students learn how to organize. Since pupils in Senate are in charge of Homecoming, winter re- treats and such, they have the opportuni- ty to do a lot of organizing. President- VJ Greco SecretaryfTreasurer- Monica Hamilton

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Awesome Seniors !w,,,,,. Ron Keller hangs around the empty halls after school. Dan Payne and Debbie Hart study together during lunch. Debbie Bane and Michelle Karlik show true u-. senior spirit. I i Putting her books away, Carol Gwinn prepares to f go home for the weekend. Y Y l i I 3