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

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9. 5 91 'ev 6 9 ae, 0 ge 0 0 9.0 ' . V V , Q 5 ' 'D . . . ': 7 I ,,.. ,. 2 ! -i A memorable scene for Green Mountarn students The sun sets below the fiery rocks A procession of black and gold clad adults descend down the steps. The class of 1988 leaves behind the school, Onlook ing juniors filled with envy are struck by the realization that ir will soon be them The foundation for change and new views again set in motion. Seniors leave behind the days which in years to come they will look back upon with fondness Now they are only too anxious to con tinue on. Balloons lrlre students reach for greater lierghts. , Closing

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238 - Yearbook Staff Imagine working late at night feverishly trying to meet deadlines which seem to creep up without warning. This aspect of the year- book is never fully realized until someone actually joins the staff and helps create the book. Despite the incredible amount of work involved with making the book the staff really enjoyed doing it, It s a challenge and a lot of work, but it all pays off in the end , said Meredith Hindley, a junior, and a first year member of the staff. One new aspect to the staff was the arrival of Mrs. Hurelle the new yearbook sponsor. Despite my inexperience, the kids put out a wonderful book, and helped me learn a lot . She also added, It was a bigger challenge than I thought but its fun.' In order to make sure the book met the rigid quality standards set by Mrs. Hurelle the editors carefully screened each page try- ing to avoid mistakes which might lessen the overall effect of the book. The Editors in Chief were Kristen Schultz and Theresa Har- rold. john Schallenkamp with his computer expertise was copy editor. Tony Bartkus was layout editor, and Andrea Meanor was busi- ness manager. As for next year's book, there will be new editors, new staff members, and of course, new goals. The theme will also change, but new views will always be a part of the school. The 1987 Yearbook Staff y Yearbook Staff Explores New Views ' 1 t t Paul Baker, a man with a mission, and a ruler. Kristen Schultz and Theresa Harrold proof pages while Mrs, Hurelle intently edits newly submitted copy. ff' john Schallenltamp types in copy under the bright lights. Back Row: Paul Baker, Lisa Schneider, Sean McGinley, Meredith Hindley, Kim McAdams, jason Parker, jirn Powers. Second Row: Laura Kellogg, Kristen Schultz, Theresa Harrold, Rich Acker, Gina Poppenga, Erika Morclc, jimmy O'Connell, Vince Sherwood. Third Row: jennifer La- Bounty, Nicole Anderson, Andrea Baca, Fourth Row: Matt Leyba, Nor Pictured: Tony Bartkus, john Schallenkamp, Rita Spath, Andrea Meanor. I Matt Leyba tries to look busy.

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240 - Colophon Colophon Editors: Kristen Schultz Theresa Harrold Layout Editor: Tony Bartkus Copy Editor: john Schallenkamp Specifications: 1600 copies bound in an 8.5x11 inch book of 240 pages on 80 pound glass enamel paper. Base Ink is black. Sixteen pages of 4-color was used in two multiples backed up with P- 600 yellow in one multiple and backed up with P-600 blue in the matching multiple, 6 pages of PMS 1122 Burgundy ink was used in one multiple with 5 pages of PMS 3540 Navy Blue Ink in the back up multiple of the same signature. Copy and Headlines were type-set in Garamond font. Cover is a school design on white fabricoid base with gold foil stamped and black silk-screen applied colors. Endsheets are white and endsheet D is printed black. Advisor Mrs. Sue Hurelle. Printed byjosren Publishing of Topeka, Kan- sasg sales representative jack Echart and in- plant consultant Vickie Broxterman. Copy Writers: Meredith Hindley Paul Baker Erica Morck Nicole Anderson Andrea Baca Richard Acker james Powers Art Design: Andrea Baca Sean McGinley Meredith Hindley Head Photographer: Matt Leyba Photographers: Brent Zernow jimmy O'Connell