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

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Row' Todd Green, Rebecca Urrutia, Giles Garbeg Lynn Berry, jason Brehm, Kelly Mulholland. Third Row: Rick Cheney, jaci Green, C Gilson,jeff Clark, Susan Geist, Randy Hise, Polly Boeglr, Robert Rogers. Second Row: jen Taylor, Christine Worster, Leah Stridtman, Heather Hughes, Heather Schaefer. Hrst Row: Tyler Summerville, Todd Bannister, johney Arnold. H-J? .fffc 4 .,,,,.,NT-,fha xx 5 I 5 9 . A , ,L rf I , f 1 P , 5 5 I 2 , f I Xl' , R Y, ,,z, l U f wwf ,wi jllftixllil Row: Kelly Robinson, Nina Maynard, Rebecca Louden, Bonnie Pratt, Ella Schroeder. Third Row: jill Seidel, jennifer Hogan, julie Karen Rosenthal, Shelly Burks. Second Row: Shannelle Casey, Cara Stevens, Pam Taylor, Stacey Lord, Lisa Hrgginbotham. First jason Brehm, Liane Pieffer, Princess Lown, Allison Waddell, Susan Kile. Shadows, Images - 207

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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,

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Concert Choir ixed Chorus, And Choir Sings For The Gold At the beginning of the year people were worried that this year was not go- ing to be as good as last, but, in fact, it's been just as good, if not better, said Wendy Warchesik. These are her words on how Concert Choir progressed dur- ing the year. Nate Duehr agreed by add- ing, Everyone worked as hard as possi- ble, to become the best we could. All this work put forth by Concert Choir was focused towards the tour they took during the spring. The group's ma- jor goal of the year was to win a gold medal at the International Music Festival in New Orleans. A high point ofthe year was during a competition where Kelly Mulholland, Christine Worster, Matt Holiday, johnny Arnold, jeff Clark and Tyler Summerville made All-State be- cause of their excellent musical abilities. One of the many activities the choir was involved with was the Halloween. The dance was 'intended to raise money to help pay for the trip to New Orleans. When asked of her hopes for the com- petition, Kelly Mulholland replied we're going for the gold! All the different sections of choir fConcert choir, Mixed Choir, and Elec- tric Connectionj made a lot of progress, and became formidable singing groups. Next year should be even better, letting the music department and the whole school benefit from their excellence. 208 - Choir .au Electric connection practices for a performance Back Row: Diana McPhee, Allison Waddell, Wendy Warchesiqjll Seidel Shelly Bums, Heather Hughes, Mona Sandovall, Allison Studt, Mike Murray, Chris Dunkin, Rich Cheney, Marcus Wright, Todd Green, Matt Holiday, Tony Bartkus, Kelly Robinson, Shane-Ile Casey, jaci Green, Becky Urruria, Lynn Berry. 3rd Row: Debbie Webber, Lisa Gilson, Pam Taylor, Bonnie Pratt, Princess Lown, Dan Blatt, Todd Bannister, Chad Steele, Eric Brown, Saul Green, Sloan Green, Becka Loudem, Kelly Mulholland, jennifer Taylor, juli Geist, Candi Rowlett. 2nd Row: julie Eggleston, Polly Boegli, Karen Rosenthal, Kerri johnson, Leah Strodtman, Gyles Garbeq Todd Egan, Mike Abbott, David Roseboom, Heather Schaefer, jennifer Hogan,jenni Glose, Kara Stevens, Susan Kile. lsr Row: Mr. Steve Meiniger, Christi Vickery, Christiane Levine, Natalie Brower, Adrean River, Randy Hise, Nate Duerhr, jason Brehm, johnny Arnold, Allen Wyse, Robie Buck, Lynne Dodge, Kathleen Andersen, Robin Shupe, Shanie Wieland.