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We Are The... git Nz -Q I I . k ' fr 5 fi Q N - Ni X is it X -s E XS ssswg avi-N33 . X M . i 'Qt-vi 1 1 We won! We won! We won! November 15, 1987 was officially named Green Mountain Day by the city of Lakewood. Saturday, November 7th was a day most of us won't 'soon forget. That afternoon our boy's soccer team won the State Championship at Cheyenne Mountain and that evening our Marching Band won the State Marching Band Competition at Mile High Stadium. At the pep assembly, Ram pride was at its peak. There was an overall feeling of accomplishment. Being state champions gave us the opportunity to take pride in our school. The members of the band and the soccer team were not the only people honored at the pep assem- bly. Nate Butler and Cindy Craig were also men- tioned for placing lst in the district cross country meet. Nate Butler also did something very special at the district meet. He gave his first place medal to the last place finisher in the race. The pep assembly was one of the best attended assembly's all year. With the slide show of fall sports, Mr. Sparks holding the state soccer trophy high over his head, the presentation of the state marching band banner, and Clint Snyder's, What can they do, suspend us all, statement made this assembly one we won't soon forget. It was a day for uniting the entire student body as one, giving us all the chance to feel like winners. Every student at Green Mountain could finally say, We are the championsf, Bernie Miller and his mother share the excitement of the moment. 'R W D ay up for recognition 'wi if Q . ', 2 The undefeated j V soccer team stands V , if i .
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Hey gang! Let's sit down a moment and reflect on what this year meant to all of us. Most students will leave with memories of increased spirit and unity throughout the school. Memories of change. 414 'ilk ,, ' Wi? M' KW: ff-. it A ., v hifi K K Q is ' fi +' ' 'wen-Q 9, i ' , r to o r rr,r if X X r Melissa Boers, Holly Roberts, and Llsa Summit take it easy aker school. Becky Benner and Audra Bouchard roll on home. The Band provides a spine tmgling performance at the pep assembly. Student Life
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