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

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his years members were: Kiln Abbott, Linda Akey. Mike Amstein. Gary nderson, Scott Anderson. Todd Atvvool, Debbie Butler, Ann Camacho, .lill ampbell, Bill Causey, AJ. Charest. Sue Cielens. Joe Claxton. Karen lemens. Steve C ooney, Helen C ozzens. Lisa Daundra. Lisa Davis. Gary awson. Charlie Debroder. Russ Elliot. Debby Ferry. Suzanne Gerhart. Erik ilbertson, Ricky Gray, Shawn Green, Stephanie Gruhn. Sheri Hess. Shelbe 'iller. Elaine Hyatt. Paula Hyatt. Megan Isaac. Alllil Janda. Carrie Jensen. arolyn Johnson. Doug Kasel. Jell' l,einaueaver. .Hike Lenua-ig Teresa Ipnway. Denise Lenz. Anna Loeuin. Regina Loeuin. Shawna Luna. Tony athre, Korin McDowell. Tim McDonell. Scott Meklullan, Rod Mead. zmes Miller. Laurie Murphy. Julie Pagano, Page Pemberton. Tillani Peters. tlic Pratt. Scott Robinson. Robin Rockler. .VIike Roose. Joe Schleieher. 'ebbie Schaffer. Bill Stordahl. April Summers. Traci Tags lor. Katie True, ich Vigil. Karen Walker. Laurel Willis. Karie lllickolf Kryssi lllvekolll my Young. 1 5-agppmg , f L , , Singing Their Hearts ut Green Mountain's Concert Choir is the largest choral group in the school. Consisting of sixty-six members, the group sings a variety of music around the community, anything ranging from religious to jazz. Paula Hyatt, member, commented, Concert Choir is great. We sing a lot of different music, a little bit of everything. Being well known and popular in the community, Concert Choir, performed at many locations throughout the year, including entering several competitions and singing at various festivals. Lead by Mr. Meininger, music teacher, Concert Choir hoped to be traveling to San Diego sometime in April to see Universal Studios, Disneyland and the surrounding sights. Many of Concert Choir's members have had plenty of past experience with singing and musical productions, including this year's spring musical Anything Goesf' Any student in their sophomore, junior or senior year can audition for Concert Choir, but as with many of Green Mountain's musical groups, the auditions can be tough and very select. Many students include Concert Choir as only one of many musical groups they participate in. Laurie Murphy and Suzanne Gerhart stand in contrast at a concert. Mr. Meininger receives a little gift at Christmas when Concert Choir places his car in the music room, Mr. Meininger sits perplexed. A student consults the list of students who were accepted into Concert Choir. xs,tftesf.,,, ' svn.-E7 7 5' -E.?Z'f ' ,,,f?feu.,- , ,gs g 1,-kg wi , -, . t : rw: K Il .h . 5. s 1 . - -,t-afazes ,rs : ,. 1-.1 V 2, ' :.. .-

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Wind Ensemble stands for their introduction. Mr. limes directs the band to a perfect performance. The band ends their outstanding concert uffing Positively Wind Ensemble is a top instrumental group here at Green Mountain. Its forty members met to rehearse every day during third period and spent many hours of hard work on their music. All of the members of Wind Ensemble had to audition at the end of last year. Auditions consisted of scales, sight-reading and playing a prepared piece. All of the people in Wind Ensemble were sophomores, juniors, and seniors, consequently there were no freshmen included. This group performed several concerts at Green Mountain throughout the year. They also alternated going on tour every other year with Spectrum. Wind Ensemble traditionally finished off the year by playing at graduation. The group is directed by Wayne Iiams, and this is his first year working here at G.M. 98 - Wind Ensemble The members of Wind Ensemble included FL U TES: Stacy Beagle, Sheryl Bostwick, Stormy Burdge, Janeth Leaman, Mary Maass, Jenny Malone, Cindy Smith, Molly Vickery, CLARINETS: Mark Bradford, Stacy Cole, Sheri Hess, Sharon Roehm, Toby Rockley, Mitch Smith, Patty Howell. Debbie Irwin, Susie Beagle, Bev Harper, Stephanie Dye, Rich Vigil, Barbara Groves, OBOES: Laura Lehman, AL T0 SAX: Tim Fisher, Karen Hobbs. TENOR SAX: Linda Betterly, Laura Kimberlin. BARI SAX: Christin Jeanette. TR UMPE TS: Jeff Fowler, Suzanne Higinbotham, Eric Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Da ve Grier, .lill Taylor, Mark Schroeder. FRENCH HOR NS: Sandi Bostwick, Holly Hall, Jenny Perch, Vickie Salwerowitz. TROMBONES: Gann Karsten, Leslie Radecki, Joe Schonbok, Chase Gilbert. BARITONES: Mike Merscltel, Lamont George. TUBAS: Wayne Felix, Don Wood. PER- CUSSION: Andy Geist, Jill Radecki, Robbie Stephens, Jenny Waddell, Mike Steckley.

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