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

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Julie Serra Scott Sheddan Abdulkarim Sheikhali Saeed Sheikhali Anthony Shepperdson Drew Shipman Skip Shirlaw Patrick Silvey Melanie Simmons Stacey Skillern Benjamin Sloat Liesl Slocum Andrew Smith Andy Smith Katrina Smith Scott Smith Thomas Smith Scott Smouse Michael Snider Steven Snider John Snyder Eric Sommers Carla Spangler Tonia Spellman Scott Spendlove Dana Spittler Maninder Sraon Steven Staley Debra Stanton Clint Steele Sean Steeves Deborah Steinhoff Deanna Stephens Gregory Sterner Christine Stevenson Marc Stewart Kenneth Stewart David Stickland Christine Stock Traci Stoick Jon Storchevoy Todd Stordahl Roberta Stotler Richard Strobel Nicole Sundine Eric Tatham Tina Taylor David Thede 186 -- Freshmen

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Christopher Rink Julie Rink Ryan Rivera Bernard Rivers Kerri Rivers Michael Rivers Jennifer Robb Darcy Roberts Jason Roberts Kisha Robinson Anthony Rodasta Shelly Rogers , lbetlicatefl stuclerit studies in the pit by the library. Nicole Roland Amy Rolla Roger Ross Todd Ross Julie Rosulek David Rothenburger James Ruder Kevin Ruel Kristen Runchel Thomas Rutherford Rebecca Ryan Marcia Rydgren Daniel Savin Donna Sadler Kelleen Sagee Shari Sanchez Steffanie Sanchez Tom Sanchez Amy Sanders Michael Sandoval JoAnn Santangelo Glen Sargent Carl Sax Shelly Saxton Bradley Schamp Shane Schattinger Lyman Schmidt William Schmoker Lucinda Schnarr Amy Schneider Donna Schoeman Eric Schranck Michelle Schryer Jack Schwindt Tammy Scott Gilda Sebern Get Smart Have you ever stopped to ask yourself how you study best? Probably not. As a member of the yearbook staff, I was told factually, orderedj to find out. Unfortunately, I didnit get any exciting answers, like: I climb up to the top of Mt. Evans and let the fresh, mountain air fill me with brilliant ideas. So, needless to say, you'll have to bear with me while I tell you what people really said. The most common reply was With the radio on. Freshman Debbie Davis has what she calls her theory on why people study with the radio: You get bored if you just study in silence. Another common answer, With a friend. Freshman Shan- non Carpenter's ideas on the subject were: For every ten minutes that we study, we talk for five. Other students could only concentrate when it was Htotally quiet or in a com- fortable place or in the library . Now, I bet you're just dying to know the exact percentages of the different ways people study. About 6076 of the students that were interviewed study best with the radio on. About 20? of the students study best with a friend. 10? of the people said that they must be comfortable or in a quiet place. Then there was that 723 which said that they don't study, and a small 396 had their own special ways. I also got this answer: With the radio or with the t.v. or sometimes with both. If you are wondering how that person gets through school, what about all the stu- dents that replied, I just don't study '? Freshmen - 185 it

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