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

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Klkk Oldham concentrates as he dives into the water. jeff Ldfklh takes 1113 last breath dunhg the butterfly stroke as he wins the race. Swimming - 89

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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

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GIRLS' SGFTB LL What A Hit! How could the Lady Rams come back after losing most all of therr experrenced players last yearf' The only returnrng varsrty members were Trtna McKee Traci McKee Delrnda Chapa and Hollre Seeley The upcomrng band of players pulled through with dedication and determrna tion The varsity team worked well together and developed skills that will be beneflcral for up comrng years At the begrnmng of the year when the team was chosen we were all real young At flrst we couldnt pull ourselves togeth er but towards the end of the season our team plamed Nrcole Lampre The varsrty coach was Chris Peterson He has been coaching the Grrls Varsity Softball team the past three years now Coach Pete told us The most improved players were Nrcole Lampre and Hollie Seeley Our most valuable players were Trrna McKee named lst team All County out fielder for the second consecutive year julie Os borne 2nd team at second base and Delnnda Chapa received Honorable Mentron He also proudly tells of the insprration behind our team were Nrcole Lampre Trina McKee and De lmda Chapa Though the season was a bxt rough they pulled together rn Regronals and came a few runs away from going to the state tournament This makes the players anxrous to return next year I play softball because I feel it rs the best girls fall sport at Green Mountam It rs really well organrzed and there rs a lot of hype rn rt The girls and coach are a lot of fun to be wrth It s just a specral feelrng to ThejV team had a new coach thrs year rn Kelly Shea She did very well her flrst year of coaching softball She was a brg help and very supportive to our team comments Pam Taylor The 'IV players had a great year as therr record of 5 wtns and 2 losses shows With an abundance of deter mmatron and optimism the teams ended up with a successful year became closer worked really well together, ex- be a part of the team, concludes Hollie Seeley. 90 E Softball Back Row: Meredith Za- chary, Monica Downie, Kim Blanchard, julie Os- bourne, Tracey McKee, Coach Peterson. Middle Row: Becky Door, jenny Vanek, Hollie Seeley, Ni- cole Lampe, Lori Lassiter Front Row: jennifer Morris, Delinda Chapa, Trina McKee, Tracy Zandstra Back Row: Robin Sparks, Pam Taylor, Shelly Spencer, Stacey Wood, Heather Her- man, Coach Shay. Middle Row: Terri O'Connell, Katie Kencannon, Beth Reinert, Elissa Masler. Front Row: Kim Roberts, jenny Vanek, Becky Door, Stephie Pogue M ff? il' J!! Hollie Seelie takes on the taxing job of catching for her team. Shelly Spencer throws a play in to the infield.