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This popular fruit was once called a “love apple” in Europe because people thought it had magical powers.
Tomato
This New York statue was a gift from France in 1886 and holds a torch in her right hand.
Statue of Liberty? 🗽
Which Advisor served in the Navy?
Peter Golden
What year did Yampah start?
1989
This river runs through the heart of the Roaring Fork Valley, passing through towns like Aspen and Basalt.
Roaring Fork River? 🌊
This is the only planet in our solar system that spins on its side, rotating at a tilt of about 98 degrees.
Uranus
Standing at over 630 feet tall, this stainless steel arch is the tallest man-made monument in the United States.
Gateway Arch? 🌉
This Staff member was at Ball Arena for both Avalanche and Nuggets Championship wins?
Izzi
Where was Yampah originally located?
The church down the street.
This former mining town in the Roaring Fork Valley is now a popular destination for skiing and outdoor recreation.
Aspen
This ancient wonder, built around 280 B.C. on an island near Alexandria, guided sailors for centuries and was one of the tallest man-made structures of the ancient world.
Lighthouse of Alexandria? 🏛️✨
Completed in 1937, this famous suspension bridge in California is painted a color officially known as “International Orange.”
Golden Gate Bridge? 🌉
These two Advisors worked in Rebound, and graduated from Yampah, before returning to YMHS.
Who is Jono & Casey
What does "Yampah" stand for?
“Yampah – Big Medicine” draws from Native American traditions. The yampah plant, sometimes called “big medicine,” was considered powerful and nourishing because its roots were edible, medicinal, and a vital food source for survival. 🌱💫
This small town in the Roaring Fork Valley, known for its historic charm and arts scene, sits at the confluence of the Crystal and Roaring Fork Rivers.
Carbondale
In Homer’s Odyssey, this clever Greek hero devised the Trojan Horse and spent 10 years struggling to return home after the fall of Troy.
Who is Odysseus? ⚔️📜
Carved into the Black Hills of South Dakota, this monument features the faces of four U.S. presidents.
Mount Rushmore? 🏞️
This Advisor has almost died 5 times.
Jono
When did Alternative schools get introduced to the United States?
*Example (1950-1960)
Alternative schools in the United States began to emerge in the 1960s and 1970s as part of a broader movement to reform traditional education. 🏫✨
This historic railroad, completed in 1887, helped connect mining towns in the Roaring Fork Valley to the rest of Colorado.
Colorado Midland Railroad? 🚂
This is the only country in the world that’s named after a tree.
Brazil
This ancient cliff dwelling site in Colorado, once home to the Ancestral Puebloans, was declared a national park in 1906.
Mesa Verde? 🏜️
This Advisor was born in Montreal?
Angie
______ _______ was an American psychiatrist and educator best known for Choice Theory and Reality Therapy. 🧠✨
Who is William Glasser
"According to the tale, the Ute Native American tribe, who originally inhabited the area, placed a curse on those who sleep in the shadow of _____ ______, condemning them to be forever drawn back to the valley."
Mount Sopris