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

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ine Art Learning The Finer Things In Life The year has taken on a new positive attitude, not only by students, but by teachers in the fine aft departments. I find this year exciting and Challenging my students are doing better than ever before. The atmosphere of the whole school is becoming more upbeat and that provides a better learning climate overall, explains Mrs. Kuehn. Music not only includes a vocal as- pect, but an instrumental as well, Mr. Meininger told us, This is going to be a great year in the music department! There are no aspects of the department that aren't going well. All choirs are as good as ever, and positiveness of stu- dents this year leads me to believe that we will achieve new heights in several areas. Take a look at Marching Band this year and see what we've achieved. Art is a very general heading in which there are many different areas of study. Art includes not only drawing, but pho- tography, ceramics, painting and crafts. The art department will be putting up some interesting installations in the commons area. Some of the projects that were put up were finishing logos, photography blow-ups, and putting up a large suspended floating sculpture in the commons area. Both departments had a very success- ful year! Mr. Winegar concluded, Yes- terday's over and tomorrow isn't here yet, so make the best of today. The artroom wall displays the GM talent. Mr. Winegar assists a student with her project. ArtfMusic - 153