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

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if w ffi Jenni Petch, Gann Karsten, Mike Akey, Rhonda Albers, Cort Baski, Stacy Beagle, Susie Beagle, Mike Belt, Linda Betterly, Sandi Bostwick, Sheryl Bostwick, Mark Bradford. Dari Bradsby, Pam Breading, Teresa Case, Susan Clements, Stacy Cole Emilia Costales, Julie Danaher, Wendy Davis, Charles DeBroder, Brad Dunkini Stephanie Dye, Wayne Felix, Tim Fisher, Jeff Fowler, David Gallagher, Annette Gates, Andy Geist, LaMont George, Merrill George, Chase Gilbert, Diana Glose, Dave Grier, Nikki Grommet, Barbara Groves, Leanne Grow, Lisa Haberkorn, Holly Hall. Maureen Hallacy, Susan Hammer, Derek Hanson, Katherin Haden, Kathy Harlan, Bev Harper, Jon Heman, Sheri Hess, Suzanne Higinbotham, Karen Hobbs, Christine Hollop,'Todd Hopkins, Christine Howland, Theresa Hyman, Debbie Irwin, Janel Janda, Tanja Jansson, Clark Jensen, Erik Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Lisa Ket- chie, Laura Kimberltn, Jenny Kiteley, Kari Kolleth, Mi r le Lassiter, Janeth Lea- man, Amy Loendorf, Debbie Major, Jenny Malone, Wendy Martin, Bob McBride, Jim McKown, Mike Merschel, Kristen Miller, Don Moe, Carrie Navratil, Peggy Nielson, Rochelle Obechina, Sonya Patterson, Marcia Pedersen, Tyffani Peters, Kim Post, Kal Quinkert, Jill Radecki, Leslie Redecki, Michel Rasc, Ron Reagon, Sherri Regenwether, Robin Rockely, Toby Rockely, Steve Roberson, Sharon Roehm, Doug Rollowitz, David Rothenburger, Katy Ryan, Mitch Smith, Eric Schranck, Vicky Salwerowicz, Tonia Spellman, Mark Stanely. Scott Stanton, Mike Steckly, Robbie Stephens, Jill Taylor, David Thede, Ron Vigil, Rich Vigil, Alan Vineellette, Jenny Wadell, Keven Warner, Brian Watson, Timi Wilber, Don Wood, and Connie Yarrington. .J '. faavaamg B -of' A GREEN MBUNTAI tl f , Q K g 'f,!,!.5lE,.l'!5,,M5AMs it . Keeping n Step The Marching Rams accomplished more this year than ever before, commented Mr. Iiams, director. The band was under the new leadership of Mr. Iiams, drum major Gann Karsten and drum Majorette Jenni Petch. The drill and design assistant director was Tim Marco and Dave Marvin was the percussion line assistant director. The band itself consisted of 130 instrumentalists and 15 guard members. These hard-working individuals practiced every day during 7th period, plus they held rehearsals on Tuesday and Thursday for three hours and on Saturdays for five hours. Everyone involved agreed that it was a lot of hard work but it paid off. The Rams took 2nd at Lakewood on Parade and 3rd at Arvada Harvest Festival. The band's awesome field show got them lst place at Jeffco for the third year in a row. They finished 3rd at Regionals and an astonishing 5th at State which made the whole school proud of their accomplishments. Both major and majorette of the Green Mountain Marching Rams had spirit and pride working with the band. Jenni said, The people in the band are fantastic and have determination to work hard. Gann added, 8'Mr. Iiams works well with the band. The members are phenomenal. Another hard working part of the Rams were the section leaders. They spent extra time having special practices for the instruments they led to improve the band. This year's section leaders were: Sheryl Bostwick and Janeth Leaman, flute, Wendy Martin and Sharon Roehm, clarinetg Linda Betterly and Tim Fisher, saxaphoneg Holly Hall, french horn, Sandy Bostwick and Wayne Felix, low brass, Jeff Fowler and Suzanne Higinbotham, trumpet, Andy Geist and Doug Rollwitz, percussion. An important addition to the band was the color guard. They added color and artistic design to the whole ensemble. Junior, Tanya Jansson, was this year's Guard Commander. She commented that, The school support during Jeffco helped the Marching Rams be seriously competitive. All in all, the mutual feeling was as Mr. Iiams commented, The Marching Rams have a lot of class. The GMHS banner and the color guard in Lakewood on Parade. Jenni and Gann march in front of band. Percussion marches in step.

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Mr. liams leads the orchestra in a practice. Several orchestra members find their proper seats. The orchestra is prepared for the next song. Peppy Orc Ever dream of being in the Denver Symphony Orchestra? Some of the members of Green Mountain's own orchestra may have this goal in mind for the future. Mr. Wayne liams directed the orchestra this year. He gave the members many opportunities to perform. though they were given even more opportunities to practice. They had a fall, Christmas, and spring concert. Their spring concert was with Alameda High, Dunstan Jr. High, and all of the elementary schools from this area. The instrumentalists of orchestra put many hours into practicing for the musical Anything Goes. When the musical cast started practicing at night, the orchestra members were required to be at school to practice with them. With each of the members trying to improve as much as possible, Green Mountains orchestra had a very successful year. Some may even go on to achieve the above mentioned dream. Another group making a joyful sound for all listening ears was Pep Band. They encouraged discouraged athletes, entertained sore-bottomed spectators, and gave children not watching the game music to dance to. This year's Pep Band played at some of the football and basketball games. Jenn Peteh and Gann Karsten led the instrumentalists while Mr. liams supervised. Annette Gates said, We just get together to play, have fun, and cheer for the athletes. One of their purposes was to get the audience rowdy. Of course, they had to set an example! The members of Orchestra were: Violins: Tobin Rockely, Cheryl Quinkert, Asa Jude. Sue O'Connor, Karen Hibpshman, Meg Hall, Kim Greeno, Jeff Leinaweiver, Leslie Voaehrcakrock. VIOLAS: Kim Shifers. CELLOW: Kerri Jones, Michelle Schryo. FLUTE: .lcneth Leaman. OBOE: Laura Leaman. TROMBONES: Gann Karsten, Sandi Bostwick. BASSESJ Keven Warner. 106 - Pep Bandf Symphonic Orchestra