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

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14 - Sci.-P.E. Science And P.E. Keeping Fit For The Future Volleyball, soccer, badmitton, foot- ball and basketball are just some of the activities that the students at GM do when they sign up for Physical Educa- tion. Though, some of those things might not interest everyone, there is still aerobics, modern dance and power weight training. These three are the most popular classes among the students. There were many highlights this year in the PE department. The aerobics classes had a canned food drive and the modern dance classes performed for many schools and nursing homes. Mrs. Hastings feels one should work hard and stay healthy, . . . because your health reflects on all aspects of your life. Test tubes and labs sureg but what else is there about the Science Department? This year Cindy Fite and Sue McNamee were able to write - Aids and Reproduc- tion, It teaches the students about the new dangers of sex in the 198O's. Mr. Davis' third and fourth hour chemistry classes took a field trip to visit the new Foothills Water Treatment plant last fall. Hey, it's better than a test, right?l Mr. Reid was able to use computers more extensively this year. He feels com- puters are the key to opening tomorrows doors to the universe and will try to use them even further with future students. Even though all of the science teach- ers were busy during the year, they were all trying to get a point across. Mrs. Hoople sums it up with, Plan for to- morrow, work for today, and have fun everyday! t rrtrt A I 4 4 . is ,,,. Y lf V , ff ia W+mwm...,,,,. - ,,fi..,. lf Y . ,,.. . . ,,.r. . of . ' M-if ' , Q if ,. V ,.....,., , 5 0 sf 'Wm law Mr. Leonhart looks over his class with a watchful eye. Mrs. MacNamee shows her interest in the mysteries of science. nf

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3 fax .TN 'S Dan Black Dennis Hastings Caroline Rosno Ms Rosno enjoys hall supervising. One of Ms. Lancasters specialties developing slide shows. QF i ti :pil N... 1 gg Ep A at , Dave Dickason Faith Gunther Larry Knott Gail Mclntire Tom Peraulr Bruce Rohlfing Mr. Hastings Many students will never have the chance to know a teacher outside of school, but for those of us who do, discover it is a real gold mine of friend- ship. One of these friends was Mr. Has- tmgs. Mr. Hastings teaches American His- tory to Sophomores and Seniors AP Teaching is one thing that is important to him My life is my family my career It s important to me to be the best hus band teacher coach friend Idesnre to be fit in mind and body play good soccer and be a good leader He also coaches soccer track and was a senior sponsor 52-i1fffgsVl.f3fQE ' ff ' ' ' 'Zfiif . , . -551.11 ,V ,V , . -' Q s glgrr lgjg H 'fi 1 - E ji? a v

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eufwfww ss.. .-or lv, 2 'E s A Sandra Garwood Richie Hastings Bob Spykstra Allen Snyder 3 f in Q is X as c l. Si jill Adams james Davis Cynthia Fire Dorrie Hoople Craig Place David Reid Roger Marfengon Susanne MaCNamee Don MCGatlin Mr. Martenson students marvels over his students accomplishments. Mr. Spyksrm instructs -1-V,H55.-3.,VAV,QV5V::3.p-,,.:....V-51... ..-.V- 5 ,E-5-5. .V,. H, .V,.,. ,V,x,,,,..V.r.3- the students ofthe fine art of archery. Is there any reason to drive a beautiful red Corvette 1 or a black, convertible Camaro when it's possible to drive a sleek, classy Cadillac? A teacher here at Green Mountain sure seems to have found some. So who is that spooky driver of that mysterious looking Hearse? . . None other than Mr. Davis. Oh! Don't be frightened, he isn't really spooky, just a great teacher Why would a science teacher get a Hearse7 Well it s not for dead people lust dead frogs Mr Davis had always wanted a Hearse so finally this summer he went out and bought his Black Beauty for 2500 dollars He defends It s quite handy' It has a little remote control thingy bopper which moves the bed where the caskets would go Even my father in law has one' Sci.-P.E. - 147