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

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J 55 wma, Practicrng in the hall. Spectrum: Back Row: joe Fausert, Kevin Lehman, Carl West, Don Penlca, jeff Borden, fm Wolfinbargeg Wnnie Loop, Wayne Iiams h Idirecrorj, Front Row: Paula Wendlrhg, Lisa Hxginborham, Mike Stordahl, j j Mowder, Kirk Oldham, Kyle McCain, jim Powers, jeff Clark, Andrea Parkhill, Mike Longan. Wind Ensem ble: Back Row: Ericjanse, Katrina McDaniel joe Fau- sert, Kevin Lehman, Paul Traugort, Yoko lwahito, Gary Avedovech, Renee Thede, Candi Rowlert, jj Mowder, Kyle McCain, Kirk Oldham, Holly Walters, Don Per1.lca,jrn Wolfinbarger, jeff Borden, Whnnie Loop, Carl West, Tom Danos, pm Powers, Andrea ParkhilL Dan Hall, jon Hammer, Brett Zachman, Mike Longan, Wayne hams - fdirettorj, jeromy Rohling, Walt Crowley, jeff Clark. Front Row: Karen Salwerowicz, Luanne johnson, Stacey Lord Christina Delay, Cindy Flint, Tony Bartkus, Cathy McCowen, Chrisri Vickery, jenny Krems, Mike Stordahl, Susan Giest, Allen Gibson, lWclc Bartlms, Krisjones, Deb- bie Maass, Amy Schonbok, Rennae Hood, Lisa fh- ginbotham, Cathy Wadsworth, jeff Courson, Liane Piefkr, julie Clayton, Paula Wendling, jennirer Hibpshman. Orchestra: Back Row: Rex Nelson, Brandy Rivera, Corrine Mar- tin, Becky Ritchey, Tyler Summervill,jn1 Boyd Lee White, jay Perry, john Wahlin, jeff Clark, Carl West. Front Row: Christine Gerhart, Anne Clarke, Marye Margaret MCLenon, Melondie Schiebout, Leah Strvdtman, Lisa Gilson, Lynne Dodge, julie Fre- drickson, jennikr Hodges, Tiffany jacklih, Kristen Boyd Caroline Urquhart, Marg Tally. Symphony Band: Front Row: fhom lei? ro rightj Susan Stecken Amy Hopkins, Alicia Hines, Sharon Thompson, Katie Kincannon, Aimee Poulignot, Rachel Barraza, Cyn- thia Fleet, jennifer donahue, Michelle Marquis, Me, lissa Fouch, Middle Row: flet? side, from let? to nghtj Leanna Hess, Brian Gian jenny Kreme Gwyn CampbeU, Dawn Shafer, jenny Curran. Middle Row: lrgght side, from rght to leltj Marlene Macy, Hope Mitchell, Laura Kellogg, Heather Murphy, Shelly Moore. Back Row: flrom lek ro rightl Kacey Dor- sey, Susan BruntzeL Krista Boss, Kelley Elliot, jim White, Scott Peterson,je-romy Hagan, Pat Reynolds, jenni Graboslci Tom Sluzalis, Ann Ludivlg, jeff Cline, Paul Traugort, Katrina McDaniel, Laura Young, Mercedes Costalas, Dianne Wilke, john Ve- lasquez, Gary Wooley, Brien Cabri Ginger Gallo, Scott Oldham, Brian West, Christrha Deloyq Walter Crowley, jim Flrnr, jeromy Rohling. il1'2'i' If-2 f Bands - 205

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Masters of the Music The role they play at GMI-IS Music plays an important role in the lives of some Green Mountain students. Wind Ensemble, Spectrum, Orchestra, and Sym- phony Band are the four instrumental groups at Green Mountain. There are 75 + students who have dedicated their time to be involved in one or more of these exciting groups. Wind Ensemble is the top concert organi- zation at Green Mountain. They have played many pieces including Night On Bald Mountain, La Fiesta Mexicana, and Nilesdance. Even through all of the work put in, they find time to relax and have fun. Symphony Band is another very important part of the music department at Green Mountain. This group, along with the other three groups, is achieved by audition only. The audition consists of being able to play scales fluently, being able to sight-read and having a prepared piece to play. Students are not quite as experienced in this group as are those in Wind Ensemble but they are still a very good musical group. Spectrum is Green Mountain's jazz band. They are made up of 17 select members of Wind Ensemble and because they are in both groups, they have to put in double the amount of work as anyone else in instru- mental music. The Green Mountain Orchestra is the onl strin s rou that Green Mountain has Y 8 8 , P y ' just because it is the only one, doesn t mean that they are any less than top quality. They are recognized very highly at UNC and have had performances with UNC staff. Through all of their hard efforts, they have excelled in performance and have en- tertained many audiences. The strings concentrate on a difficult piece. 204 -- Bands Mr. Iiams plays maestro during Spectrum. f .it-- -fia-. . 3 r tt's Orchestra plays hard to please Mr. Nelson.

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The Faces And Places Of GMI-I5 S Classy, Fancy, And Crazy Shadows Images and Vocal Minority had an eventful and memorable year They were seen bustling around in their classy to zany costumes performing at They also entertained and charmed much more critical and demanding au diences Shadows and images could be seen strutting their stuff at the UNC Vocal jazz competition in March Im ages put on a show in February at the Womens Choir Festival and Shadows dazzled on lookers at the Mapleton Fes tival in February Not to be upstaged Concert Choir accompanied by Wind Fnsemble Images Shadows and Spec trum travelled to New Orleans in April for four days for an International Music Festivai. No doubt about it this tour was the highlight of the year. Six very talented singers attended the All State Choir. They were ohnny Arnold Kelly Mulhollard, Matt Holiday, Christine Worster, Tyler Summerville, and eff Clark. Mr. Meininger, Director of all this talent feels that this is one of the best years I've taught choir for people work- ing hard, improving and loving doing it. All the groups are very positive and very good this year. There was a definite sense of commitment and unity ringing through the little music hall at Green Mountain. Shadows, mages And Vocal Minorit annual concerts and other engagemehts. J ' , l Concentration abounds as Shadows members perkct their stylish steps. 206 - Vocal Minority I. i a -. . K I t pf i .. 5 Back Row: Larry Lqapard Mike Murrey. Fourth Rovw Giles Garber, Bruce Hyatt, Steve Einstrom.Third Row. Eric Brown, jack Mihooveg Sloan Green, Mike Elliott, Mile Abbott, Andrew Bachman, Stephen Wingeq Robert Rogers. Second Row: jeff Clark, Dan Blart, Chad Steele, Rodney jancla, jake Thompson. First Row. Nick Sulyma, Marcus Wright, Brian Sandstrom, Alan Wise, Dusty Lunal Todd Egan, jeff Larken,