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

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6 ' ,ff, wi Above: jud 'Air jordan' Connelly flies past a Golden defender, Lett: The Rams wait in ZI1fl'ClP3f1'OI1 for a rebound. Derek Chaney battles at the hoop for .posession of the ball. Tension builds at the state playoffs Front row: Kirk Lopez, Coach Beckner, Pam Weist. Second rowfjud Connelly, Brran Bowker, Derek Chaney, Coach Haves. Th1rd row: Coach Dick, Dan Coi1,jim Beckner, Tony Pankratz Jim Becknef dfibbles down Court Van Davis. Fourth row: Coach Klimper, Clay Schattinger, Brett Peterson, Coach Mages. ,

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BA KETB LL Slam and Dunk to State lbrsity 7 Twelve in a row. The Boys Varsity Basketballtearn broke the school record for consectutive wins. That was just for starters. 7 o 7 7 Coach Bruce Dick took talented individuals and made them into a virtually unstoppable force by playing pressure defense and running a fast break. They became the nightmare of opposing Jeffco teams. The power of the team lied in the strength of the players. Derek Chaney completed half of the three pointers he at- tempted. Rebounds were fought for by Brian Bowker with 107 and Clay Schattinger with 106. The Rams were deadly from the free throw line with jud Connelly and jim Beckner completing more then three-fourths of their shots, From the floor Tony Pankratz and Dan Coil had the best completion of shots taken. It was a good season said Tony Pankratz. The team broke another school record when they scored 107 points against Arvada. The record has stood since 1980. The high point of the season was winning Division said Derek Chaney. The Rams were Division I champions losing League to Arvada. The team had an incredible season one of the best Green Mountain has seen but as Dan Coil said This is more than a team its a family. A Scorebox Tells the Story' A Season to be Proud Of Poudre Grand unctxon Wheatridg Columbine Pomona Bear Creek Arvada Evergreen Chatfeld GM Alameda Lake ood Arvada West Golden Pomona 2OT3 Bear Creek Wheatridge Golden A ada Manual 2 Y 7 9 GM 80 57 GM 68 w GM 88 GM 69 J ' si GM vo GM 69 ' e 64 GM 70 GM 72 Golden 57 GM 80 Columbine GM so ' 73 C GM 85 66 GM 74 GM 54 47 GM 77 ' GM 106 76 GM 66 GM 68 63 GM 83 rv GM 91 i 58 GM 57 72 63 86 -A Basketball

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GM Swimmers Splash Through The Season l 1 l 1 ,. as-. . ri. Green Mountain's swim teams gained exper- Hall swam the 100 back and two relay teams were ience this year for their young swimmers and built sent to league, the 400 free relay and the 200 , strength for next year. Even though this year's medley relay. boys' swim team came out with a 2-6 record and We swam the best ever, but didn't make finals V the girls' swim team still had a positive attitude because we swam against the toughest guys in the 1 about the whole season. state, Larkin says. , i jeff Larkin, a senior swimmer described their The Girls' swim team's overall record was 2-4. ' season best. He said, We had a winning season Erica jude, junior, summed up the season by - r e last year, so we had to swim tougher teams this saying, Looking back on this season it's obvious 5 ' year. The reason we lost this year is because we to see it wasn t our best because of some of our --' -V- were in a higher division. If we were swimming let downs. Next year we will be in a different V' the same teams as we did last year, I'm sure we division and will have a good group with the A W V' would have had a winning season. In the last few addition of the upcoming Freshmen, We had alot years we've lost a few excellent swimmers which of fun this year but next year will be better in two carried the team but we made up for that loss in ways. One, we'll have fun and two, we'll be fas- depth. I feel that the team this year is the stron- ter , gest we've ever had because it's a complete team The GM teams were coached by Melanie Bul- V and everyone did their share to win. The boys' lea. As both of the above swimmers stated, the ,,-. -, f .jf team took eighth out of twelve teams at league athletes are ready to come back next year and '--. H i relays. Scott Oldham swam the 500 freestyle, Dan swim their way to a winning season. f 7 MQ W - i ' ii-' ' V ' l 'ii if ., 1- 1 . i e ' W S , . A... i ' ' f fi' ' L , i.-' G ' 5 a . Qjy, .. -' V V Dan Hall and Scott Oldham discuss the last race. . V My 'V . VV V VV ,. IV V Front row Trey Reeser Second .. a 'M 'i'i ' L . ' ' r row: Chris Thome, Luis Navas, ,.,' Y i -ii pm Boyd, scoff Oldham, David , . -- - 1- . a ,i Roseboom, Melanie Dullea, . 5, .1 5. ,,,, if i .V VV i COHCI1- Kfflf Oldham- Jeff 1-af - ,. . . G km, Dan Hall Third ww: is , . 'ig f f I: Q . .5 2 Leanne Pieffer, Lynne Trebil- - . , I . I . , ,,,,,-,dm fork, 5C0ff Umfuh- Sam SPME' gf ,VV Z. Q' . I . f - ' P 'f' 'll'i ii'e g ?5i Randy. Rasmussen- em V ri . H it i Mllkf, Chfw Dunkm, TOJU' A ,- --., ii . e f . A t 1 A . itii Wafhm D211 Blfiff- Tim Bfadby s , it ' Front row: Mary Margaret McLennon, Keely Carney, Heather Burton, Erin Runyan, Tracy Poole, Amy Anderson, Angie Rohling. 2nd row: Chris- tina Beavers, Andrea Powelson, Kelly Robinson, Sherry Smith, jean joo, jan Cummerfortl Cathleen Danielson. 3rd row: Melanie Dullea, coach, Lynne Tribilcock, Erica jude, Shannon McCloskey, Wiclri Telcavec, jennifer Rinslow, Apryll Cha- vez, Ginger Galloo. 88 - Swimming . .r .sr ,Fa Q il. 'Q' 4 3' . 5 . YV gk W... Todd Warhen flies perfect slip. , . , . , ie.-. ' ' if ' ' ,I . ,, '5?VZJaJkr',,.U,7lwxL4 ?J,im,,:y,1-fmLeJl95f asbiriw at J fair!-4:-,ML aw-ffm through the air as he does a