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

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f ly, fm-H514 .ge -A-Ms -films. 'N' vk-- .iw -wg,-si 15 Gina Sersante competes on the beam. i 'x l'i-f ES?'f??1fii5?fsfll : A' l Another performer on the beam. Top Row CL to RJRenee Obechina lmanagerl, Shirlyn Ward lcoachl, Richi Brown lcoachl, Michelle Wewel lcoachl, Michelle Gates lcoachl. Second Rowg Dawn Leopuldus, Lisa Mangle, Kirsten McDilI, Michelle Brewer, Michelle Villanyi, Joella McKenna, Kathy Klockenteger. Third Rowg Monique Knott,Lisa Peterson, Melanie Sanger, Yvonne Morben, Stephanie Eichenhower, Ann Schallmoser. Sittingg Gina Sersanti, Nicole Mershel. Splitsg Shannon Mclver. Gymnastics 155

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What does it take for a group of first year gymnasts to become a working, win- ning team? Two hours of practice and such talented gymnasts as Gina Sersene, Melani Sanger, Lisa Peterson and all of the other team members who worked to- gether to make this year's season one to be proud of. From the team there was good, positive input, especially about the coaches and their fellow team members. It was good expeience, we were ready for the meets but the teams were tough. Certainly their 2-6 record was cause for good spirits among the team. While they concentrated on team work, several Flying High! members reached individual distinction. The title of Most Valuable Gymnast went to Gina Sersante, who has been involved in gymnastics most of her life. Other titles were Most Improved Gymnast going to Melani Sanger with Lisa Peterson finish- ing a close second. Most Improved on vault was Shannon Mclver who also was M.I.P. on the floor exercise. Gina Ser- sante was M.I.P. on the uneven parallel bars, and Lisa Peterson was M.l.P. on the Balance beam. The season finished with a party to celebrate their success. Both on the mat and off. A member of the gymnastics team prepares to do a back handspring. 154 Gymnastics A gymnast flies through the air. llhWKmilllggAi k1 . in W K A r, .trfttt5.-r.ttt--tsftf.tt :.,.fr, ,..,,,t .,.,,,rf M - r -.t , tt- EMM .... .,.,.c M E H SM

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The boys soccer teams of Green Moun- tian fought to the finish. Both varsity and junior varsity played like real Green Mountain teams should. Even though the varsity team's record of 5 wins and 5 losses, and the junior varsity's record of 5 wins and 4 losses, they both kept up Green Mountain's reputation of having excellent team sports. In addition to this, the varsity's out- standing players were: Guy Gunter, Troy Michael, Todd Neal, and Kelly Paseka. Both Guy Gunther and Kelly Paseka won awards because of their extra talent and skill. All the rest of the players also dedi- cated their time and skill to Green Moun- tains soccer team. ABOVE: Back Row Jim Roose Jim Craig Kelly Paseka John McCaslin, Guy Gunther Middle Row Coach Melbach Bart Schneider, Stacey Michael Rob Stephens Todd Gonrmg Troy Michael, Mark Kinney Todd Neel Front Aran Conroy Kelly 156 Boy's Soccer