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

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Heidi Adams plunges along in the race. A Mountain Fair Homecoming: the return of a group of people especially on a special occasion to a place former- ly frequented or regarded as home, according to Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary. People that have graduated in the past come back and visit every once in a while. Since G.M.H.S. is ony ten years old, Homecoming is a time for the students who still regard it as their home , Some day all those who have graduated from G.M.H.S. can come back and visit the Home of the Rams. One of the Homecoming traditions everywhere is the football game. To raise student morale, a pep assembly was organized. Crazy things such as plunger propelled skateboards and class competi- tion was a part of it. The faculty band played a few tunes. It was also notable for the unusual political campaign speeches. The homecoming game was played against Columbine, but our score was a little lower than theirs when the final buzzer went off. Through the years, there has been a girls pow- der puff football game where the Juniors compete against the Seniors. They don't train as long as for a regular football season but they work hard to get ready for the game. The whole student body gets out of class to go down to the field, sit in the grass along the sides, and watch the flags fly! The Senior girls won the game with two touchdowns to one. Tami Davis, Junior said, I liked coming close to beating the Seniors. The Sideline students weren't the only encour- agers of the players. The male cheerleaders were there also. Some had balloons in their shirts, while others didn't wear shirts, and all of them had hairy legs! Some new Senior cheerleaders, Anthony Flores, Tim Walmer, Greg Meyers, Burt Nelson, and Rob Spykstra, help root their team to victory, The Homecoming game vs. Columbine. Homecoming - 189