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

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i l L ,, y Mr. Knaub conducts a NAHS meeting. Sculpture by Greg Dobbs. Bottom Row: Keith Agiulag Sha wnty Witham, Amanda Bonner, Christy Dirsh, jennifer Kress, Brian Warchesilc, Nancy Eubanks, Adam Coles, Christine Gerhart, Lynn Dodge, Eric Daniels, Brent Capron, Matt Krebs, Kevin Keaney, Greg Dobbs, Eric Yarnell, Ray Knaub. skim? S56 is 35 Q Kevin Keaney, Matt Krebs and jeff Wells discuss physics and the electromagnetasphere during lunch, is t Eg: Bottom Row: jennifer Rausch, Maureen Lynch, Amy Schonbok, Karla Thompson. Second Row: Donna Schmoker, Kyle McCain, julie Haight, jason Frick, Kiera Kaz- merski, Kelly Mullholand Winnie Loop, Third Row: julie Geist, Bernie Millerg Wendy Warchesrlf, Rennae Hood, Tammy Urrutia, Donna Scruggs, Fourth Row: fad Connelly, Eric Yarnell,john Schallenkamp, David Rodenbaugh, Anthony Valerio, Heather Ander- son, Greg Ismailidis, Da ve Holmes. NAHS-NHS - 197

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The Best Of The Best .1 ka .f fa if M M fff Achievement at the Max! e?ee AW , i 2 WW National Honor Society and National Art Honor Society are the best of the eae ,A ii best. To become a member of N.H.S. a T f :Zar l V : i y student must have and maintain a grade i'ii iiiii flili C I point average of 5.5 or above and be J In VVA: tl: . tt,i iyl active in both school and the communi- ty. They accomplished many things un- T t der the guidance of Cindy Fite. Their iii'i 'C busy schedule included participating in a T fi booth at the carnival for Homecoming, -. syf . Ramses, wrapping Christmas presents at Westland and last but not least a bake sale. 'Qi y ,dcta, yyilyyztyly Q The NHS officers this year were: fiir' T jason Frick as President, Anne Clarke as g plgyyy S Vice-President, Amy Schonbok as Sec- ygyxy T retary and john Schallenkamp as the 'liiiil' H' Treasurer. NAHS were the creative, outgoing art ff students. To be in the club, an artist T zgrzicz gm must have to be an art student or pho- . tOgraPher. These members work hard r 'iiiili f painting murals on various walls through my . ' 'C the school. Upcoming projects include special photography for the school and hanging a mobile dragon in the library. Sponsored by Mr. Knaub, N AHS Of- Adam Cole ponders the formation of his ams- ,,.,., ficers were: President Christine Gerhart, ?gf:1':ZP Z'j' Dave Rodenbaughj Kevm Vrce-President Lynn Dodge, Treasurer Lehman, all NHS swat-ms, break forlunch in Tammy Urrutia and Secretary Christy Mfs- 5f2fkf'Y,5 f00m' Gersch. NAHS members, Sean McGinley and Andrea Baca, help rn working on the design for the artroom doors. 196 NAHS-NHS

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Club hat o Beyond The Class Exploring Things At A Greater Depth Been wondering who delivered the Ram Daily every 3rd hour? Well of course members of the Forensics team! Believe it or not there were 85 members on the team this year and they had a busy schedule! From October to May 1 they participated in 25 speech tourna- ments all over the state. They attended 2 districts and of course state and a na- tional tournament. Mr. Shepard the Forensics team sponsor felt We re not as strong this year as in the past. We are in a rebuilding ear. There was hope however there were quite a few promising members feel Mr. Shepard among them were Kristin An- derson a freshman Mandy Blue sophomore Mike Conca a senior Mar- cus Devita a sophomore jessica New- ton a freshman and Rob Shields a sen- 'o . 'We have a lot of untapped talent in the school. We would like to create op- portunities for that talent Mr. Shepard replied. Mr. Shepard predicted a record num- ber of students would go to state this year and he is very excited about being chosen as the host school for the 1989 National Tournament. Faithful members Mr. Shepard, Mike Conca and Alicia Havens. X E .-i. wifi Si -- 7 5.5 177: is:-i'i3 sir ti?-'K-ii - - ,Q , ' 25 PI 4 sas--fs 55, K Chris Calanclro and Courtney Pierce demonstrate a new method of negotiation. Marcus Devita obtains a pro- found thought. Q'---..,,,,w Q. . 's 'sgxzsr - .X . ai. 198 Forensics