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

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GM Edition Takes First Again! The 1988 Airband Competitions were better than ever with the competition being stiff and the different varieties of music involved. Over forty bands participated in the event going from auditions to the top fifteen to final- ly the top three finalists. The top three Airbands were as follows: First Place s GM Edition Billy Gines arrod Tinnen Tony Counts Sam Sprag- The Hosers CMarcus Wright Sean Scott Mike Nieto Brad Buikemalj Third Place - The Dirty Dozen CAdam Way Nate Starkey jeff Larkin Mike Murray Greg Dobbs ohnny Arnold Dan Blatt Larry Lippard jason Brehm Alan Wyse Tony Colanclro eff Clarke Brad Buikema GM Edition performed Lean on Me by Club Nouveau. The Hosers performed Kiss Him Goodbye and the Dirty Dozen performed the Twelve Days of Christmas by the Muppets. An- other Muppet song was performed by Phleebus CPaul Baker eff Borden Kirk Oldham Kevin Lehman Kyle McCain Dan Hall john Hardenl' the fourth place team. The Airband SPASM Roses put on quite a show but unfortunately didnt make it into the top ten finalists. Next year the competitions should be even stiffer and the MC's will prove to be even more hilarious than this year we hope! , . J , , J C , . , , ginsjason Hill, and gamir Patell, Second Place - who did Welcome To Thejungle by Guns and , ,J , ,J , D 1. GM Edition 2g Thefifiosetsi- if l 3. The Dirty Dozen 4. Pbdeebus . 5. Busli' Pigs 6. Chelsea K Visizfilous . S. Yabadoo PQ Birds of a .Fearheg,W io, Lambafjaeifs s T The Hosers dance their way to a second place victory. Aifbaflds MCS fAdam Wayj and fChris Colandroj entertain the audience. .K ,.. . W X Q x N XX NX Nr .Q on X X se in a . if X Sis ' Q X X N 5 5 ..p.. is et. F 4 EQ Qs s. iw' Piriffiii ' ii as ...r .... . :sw --.. f- . .f s t E as - ff .see P it 521551: QQ, -,.....-N K. .K as-is 1.. fi seisartges . A - srpsr - . N. . was t X X X N x X sg X xxx DX 6 i .sm is -est s - 925511. - s a.. .. .. sqssssfgsg Q-. it NSN. kk...kkkL xi D T

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' ,..: ,... . gag . as Elf fig. .3 -1. ig X . it 1 assi WE t I e if it X HN 3? ik ' Rv X Q X x Q a X 9 x . Q li :'- le: Q glass? Robert Sparks Principal .. ., W - .S my V. sal , -.fs re- -- 1- ily , tg t 6 s ji ,-f: 3 as. .k:- i . ' f Q Bill Pereboom Jeff! Davis Hugh Mick McPhee Duane Paulson V - Asst. principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal Asst. Principal . ,-:f..ff..,f:sr.. ta if eg? MW 1 Ma -It W V . ,. S r in I From Left to Rrghrj Betty Selvidio, Wilma Fiala, jan Campbell, Dixie Stewart, Marilyn Evettz and Carol McCandless dmini tration W t Mr. Sparks is the new principal at GM and is finding out that the administra- tion has a big job to do. They are re- sponsible for many duties such as fire drills, school usage, activities, athletics, freshman orientation, teacher evaluation, and building supervision. However, one of the greatest accomplishments of the administration has been to tame the ever present attendance problems. Mrs. McCandless has been in charge of the attendance for five years. Fortunately, she has OOSIRISO to help her keep track of the 1700 students enrolled at Green Mountain. OOSIRISO is the school attendance computer which does just about everything except answer the phones for daily excuses. 138 - Administration The Assistant Principals also play an important role in keeping track of the attendance. Each Assistant Principal has his own grade to watch each day for attendance problems. Mr. Davis is re- sponsible for the ninth grade class and the twelfth grade girls. Mr. Paulson is responsible for the tenth grade class. Mr. Pereboom is responsible for the eleventh grade class. Mr. McPhee handles the twelfth grade boys. When they see an attendance problem developing, they try to contact the student to see if they can help with the problem. They also con- tact the parents in an effort to determine where the problem has originated. With all of these duties, an assistant principal never has a boring day. f Mrs, McCandless and jeff Thomas laugh as complete their daily tasks. they