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East is a school known for academic excellence and ath1etic achievement.(Photo by Jean Carbutt) 8 �EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ! rt) "E" h-:~c; b n p11nted ':lany mes by East stJdertc; as well as riva c; hools. f<ere t ' cap Jrec. 'n a ra,.e in tanc . with ro graff 1 t i . (Photo by Jerny Barrett) Wwl is ah.c;o/u(( (lj tas{j Jirrh .)c/wol'! I.e; it the {(Jtf( r, the "("", th( punzp-lwu.w, or the stu(ic nl.c; thenz.c;e/r(s:>. lcmrdingtosenior Barham 'hl_lJs, it is nwch nwrc I han that. "I ft d Ld wl rc pn sulls ("(l.<;l i.<; its f)()fJlllation til( mall,LJ sports wzd cluh.c; held lu rc, and its .<;lntctw·e Lritlz tlu I>(!! clock." Others, like senior Cadiuuze. lugustin,ftcl that tast is /J( .<;/ knmr 11 .for its participation hy student.<; at u:ww s. Stic k it. "-T/zi.<; school ttasl i.e; ojiuz re preS( Ill((/ h.tj stu(/( nl.c; dzu ringatganu .c;, Every year eacr stu dent is re QLilred to purchase a p a r k ' n g stic er r order to park 1 '1 t t) c; tu dent par inq 'ot. 'Photo by Jear Carbut~) Lrwrin.u: rut and Lrhiu." tasl also has nzwzu d[lft r(nttradition.c; tlwt cw ziH thoughuifLr huw.c;k((/, "t \ hat war it i.e; tradition .for t/z( lll("()l1lillg S( niors to paint tlu pw11p-lwu.<;( and claim til( ir parkilw spots.for tl u ,ywr. .. 1ft d that th( w lllllal pai nli nu: (!f t/l( lot i.<; (I Lrond(l.ful hondinu: (Xpc riuzce ft>r the .w nior.c;; it rwl(LJ u:ct.<; .LJOll ps_yclud .for the upwminu: war." said S( nior .Josh l \ aldmwz. ·[/z(n ar( nlWl.LJ d[lft ruzt and (.\·traordinary things tlwt ('{l/ zrc pre .<;c nt ta.<;t. l \ lu tlu r it beth traditio1zs orth( school il!;( ({ ta.<;/ is ahsolutc ly th( Angel in a barrel. We 'llay be the Angels . but jJnior Casey Grosscope cheers at sporting even~s •n a barrel. flere he cheers or the boys occ r tE'am in the1r game against Marual . (Photo by Rob1n Greerb rg) /J(sl .' -Bree asart 9 �Who should make the first move? .. Th c !!i rl d({i 11 it ci.LJ he mu.w !!liJJS arc 11 crc r sure if the !!irl likes the 111 or {{the .t/11 !!( t tum( d dcm 11. •• jrc shn wn -Tiwn ws. \ CHill!! Good morning sunshines. Preparing for ar other day f' school. e11iorc; Gogu11di V ssel ard Sraun Wr;tP savor their 'as+ w.in~tes of free ti~~ OJts•de ir ~e sunshlne.(Photo by Robi~ Grrenbergl :·; / !!lt.LJ he tclllS( in 111JJ C.\'/)( ric II('( it\ just /)(( 11 tile ti'(I,LJ it trorks." I -sop/1()1 110rc .111ulrc tr .Aor.wH 1 "(;iris should 111akc the first 11101'( /J(wu.w !!ll,lj!; (1/'( smrc d ! lc .';.<;.'.'" -junior Darrc 11 Rlcu·knwn What is your biggest fear? ". \(>t !.!,'( tti1 w into colic!!(." -sc 11 ior \\ iff \\ cw:uzlw zd( r "Tiwt t!'C 'I/ los( grarit.LJ." -junior Blake lj_ i no " laking a studc 111 ti:Lj. ., - Jr. / ctra!{o::::.a What was your most embarrassing moment? "OnN I ran into a tr(( playing soN·c r." jrc sh 111 a 11 l{y w z \ It l{_c d n 10 n d ".'fro;f!IIWil .lj(W'ISuiUd upjor t'arsil.LJ foot hall. I ran out onto tluJi( ld and tripp( d hu·aw;c /fwd ncr cr plaw don twf/)(forc ... -junior RJmrdo l{_ui::. Di s t i n - g u i s h e d gentlemen. Preparing for their garr.e. se ni ors Brian F.varc;. P~i 1 Di Pao o a'ld Da11 Bl udeau 1mpress all with th ir suave at ire. c PfJoto by Robin Greerberg) .. ljj.<;il w at strip poker... " -sc 11ior -)c th .'.ford It you could ask one question about a girl , what would it be? "\ \ h!J do girls tt·car so nwch ma/..:(up:>" jrc slm zan De me trius.]oluzson "\\ lz.LJ in tlu hell wn't tlzc_LJ drirc:>" -junior \lattlzor lmllgomu:LJ "\\ lzy do tluy aht·ews (ro to the hatlzroonz tcwc tlu r:>" -sophomore Brc ndc 11 Be II .. \\ fz.tJ do girls he lwr in' split pe rsm wliti(;.<; on dudes'!" jrr:slznwn \\ illic 1}.11::.- l{_c till -Lindsey Jones 0 We got spirit, how 'bout you!?! Cheering fa;thfully at the homrcorr.irg game. senior Tel ca~y Sadler demonstrates his crazy spirit . (Photo by Jean Carbuttl �Potty stop. After a q,Ji ck run to the bathroom. freshmen Andrew Salas. Carlos Hernand z and Robert Alvarez relax and ic back before their ne t class. <Photo by Bree Casart> Rrrraaaaaaaaar!!!! Or Friday after school. junior Colby Reves gets pumped up for the upcoming weekend and shows ever one h·s excitem nt. {Photo by Jenny Logan) 11 �Looking cute. Taking a break from sen1or fwylaW1ll1amsposes for the camera . (Photo by Julie .;ahnke) c.ld~~. What a day. Sophomore Ar'li e McCartney wa ks outs1de after a , 0"9 day at schoo 1 . (Photo by Leslie Kap'ar) 12 �l ean on me. er ore; Erir H 1 y arC' Olin rry flash gr1~c; bP~or r tur~1rg t rlass.<Pho•o by l>~ur r w ltersJ T Who should make the first move and why? "l\ llo(l a insti(m/((/ tlu o<wlsion .<;/wuld mak<' tlu firstmor<." -.w i1ior Ru-k.lj .)'<firr "If you on in< .\'f)( riuuul, t/1( hou should ma/..:( tfuJirs/11/0r<. hut OliN JJOU rwd1 a c< rtain I(L'd (if .w if W ll}id Ul ('( , i I d oo;n 't n all.lj II WI/( r. " -.w nior. lspu1 Pmn rs "-T/1< o·tt.IJ .<;/wuld mak< tlu first nwrc h<cau.w tlu .lJ an lJ< II< r attllifi!!S lik< that." :fn sl111w 11 t rin.J h rslw/1 What is your biggest fear? .. R< ill!! lw:((/ h.tJ t/1( .w niors." :fiy slmwn.J< .<;.w -T< 111ph "-Tiwt 111.1} !!run wrd trill h< d(11icd.. ·• -s< 11ior "di.<;s<t fortin .. R....<j< ction h.t} ho.IJS. colic I!(.<;, johs and fric nd.<;." -.<;c nior trim.} lutOlin.<; Tak i ng a break. ...ur , ors Teresa Peters and Ta wa ~ a McNPil walk to th ir cars dur1ng 1 u n c 'I . 'Photo by R o b i r GreP~berg) What is your most embarrassing moment? "/ tra.<; cl!u rlwdi11(r at a \\est hask< thall !!WilL I did a jump mulfi II 011 lll.IJ hull. I tried to pla.lj it <~0'/if..:( /trw; just stntclzing hut <r (!'yon< knnr I lzad.falk n" -juni<H:jwlli/1(.} luuy .. IIJ hrotlu r !!ar( nu <l laxatit·e that I tlw·u!!lzltr<ts cho<·olau. lttras so had !fwd 1o s/((IJ lu m1 ( .fro 111 .<; d wo I til at 1110 m i 11 !£. " -soplumwrc Ta11im Rrmrn mu "/trw; r((l/1.1} cold on< da.tJ so I took (~o· j< a11s wultrmpp((/IIIJJ-W({ ill <I hlwzf..:({. ltr<ts ju.<;/ tratcl!in!! ·n a11d f)(tintin!! nz.IJ nail.<; tdzuz tlu doorhclt JWI!!. It tl'(lS tlu {. p.) IIIWI. l\ hi!< II( tr<ts !!irillf! nu tlu patk<t.!!<. tlu hlwzk< I fdl and I tr<t.<; stmwin!! tlu r< ill 111.1) u11d< nt'<<tr. '' -SOfJIIOIIWr<.} /( idt (;(fir< l What is the biggest question you have about guys? "\\ h.tj do tiU.tJ ll'<<tr til< ir fH/11/S so /mr:>" .<;< nior lj: .)full'< r "l \ lz.IJ do !!ll,IJS pla.IJ SO 111(1/l,IJ !!WI I( s:>" .<;ophonum (/uric /o(m "\\hat do !!li.IJ.'i !!Ossip ahout:>" -jullhH:/< s.<;ica -)<!!<til Tun i ng in . ... unior Brooke Bapp list nc; to h r wa' w.an whil standi~g outs de a~ter 'J~c Pho J by Julie ~ahnk l -Jennifer Logan 13 �''I don't knmr and I didn't do it is alL rays tlze /J( st wzstn r." -J R.,WJ. ·~ (rcr tell your par( nts anythincr." - A musical mind. Sophomore Charles Cook l1stens attent1vely in his w•nd ensemble class. [ast offers a variety of classes for musically inclined students. (P~oto by ~ean Carbutt) I. C., (J 2 ). "·Too many '\JC's not ( tWW.!:/1 mik( s!" - R. G (11 ). :'.Jlhrays lock your car, hut make sure your kc ys arc n 't in the i!~nilion first." - J\...;..:., 10 . "Btw tr hat( n r lit lie kids arc se 1/ing."- S. .)., 9 ".)'m·c the hot pink undertrcarfor special occasions" - fl.,l'., 12 "l{accoons don't rc ally trw;h th( irfood." - B_j 1., 1 I . ·~ obody 's perfect." -- I. P., 12>.. /ways be on good u rms u·ith local draa-on{)." -, .'!{, 9 ). "~ ~ hatrl' C'r it ~ras, 1didn 'tlcarn it in Jrc nch class." - (:S., (1 0. :· ,fn infant in Fun wi t h freezing . Freshmer in Mr.Harbaugh's B'ology X 1earn about cryogenics i '1 a lab that i nvo1ve s breaking fro z n objects. <Proto by Jean Ca rbJtt l I I I I your lap tdll dampen your spirits." - c.-)'., 12). "Don't s( t goals so hi rh you. n( L' er achia thon"-, .' 1., 9. ·~ cl'erjudgcabookby its core-r."- :r. ~ . 10. :· lrnil u:alked in Colorado I I I is thn e lotW( r than in ( tah ". f.J f ..)'., 1 1 . "1\acism is the sign ofa closed mind and h( art."- l.·S., (12 . :· ·llways lx nice to people who arc bigger than you arc." - :r. D., (I 1). "-Takc it easy."- 13. G., 10 . :· 1 sun roof is alL r-ays tr-orth the C' ·tra cost." - C. D., 91. ·~ \(> mallcr how bad things arc, they could ahrays g( 1 u:ors( !"- .).~., 10. -Anna Moore 14 Notes on Newton. Senior Rachel Mi'ler con· templates Newton ' s Law of Inertia in Mr. Ba~rd's sixtr ho~.or Physics X class.(Photo by Bree Casartl �" Creative cookery. SJpromore Grace ew1 s sa'llp' es banana bread 1n 'ler foods and Yot.. c'ass. East·s home economics classes prov1ded stt..dents w;th tr~ opportunity to learn how to concoct a vari~ty o disrec;. <Photo by J an Carbuttl Breaking the boundaries. <;opho'llO"P James Ha'libur on. senior Addm Bartczak and sophomore Susan Mapes present their g oups · rew righ school bot..rdary ;deas tn G ograpry. Photo by Brf'e Casar ) 15 �Totally 80's. Adorned witt> her wh1te pumps. 1eatrPr jac Pt. sassy beads and f1 uorescent c;pardex. sophomore Regan i 11ton i good to go for sp1 ri t week and Blast to tiJE:' Past. (Photo by Kathleen 0Jrcan} Clowning around. Senior Bryan Chavez shows h1s creat'vity by dr c; ing freshman Chelsey Polzer up for i11i tia ior. (Photc by Jea11 Carbutt} 16 �Embracing the spirit. Juniors Carolee Rojas and Sophia Abeyta srow off their red and white. (Proto by Rachael Alkayall) 01( tl'((k out of ne ry year, cas!) li(rh lngds aet tlu chm!N to shmr off their lor c- and spirit for their school. londay kicked off the u.: eek with mismatched outfits. cr O:L)thitw tr as seen from plaids tl' itlz polka-dots tot' ertiwlstripcs tc ith hori::.ontal. On ·Tuesday, (rir/s and (ruys tr e·re gir en paper masks. :r'hc periods before lunch, the girls trc n not supposed to talk to the W,IJS during passing periods and lunch or they would hat.:c to git·e the mask to the guy .. lflcr lunch, q·uys trcrc not supposed to talk to the girls. Vv alncsday pror((llO be the most popular. it u:as Blast to the Red hot. Junior Jenn1fer Blanton. sen1or Fatima Masud. juniors Rachel Hunt. Natasha Vasquez. abeehar Brown. Dzi ko Boyd. s nior Jemeire Tal'ey and junior Teena Taylor pose d u r i n g luncr.(Photo by Kathleen Ourcanl Past Day so eras trc re rowrrccud frmn the 60's to the '>0 's. ./rom be 11bolloms lO Jlourcscoll spandc.\.·, cast . ltwcls turc spoiled in the sassiest of fashions. ~\hen asked u:hy sttldolls dre ss((l up, jtmior, '\cltasha t-asque:: said, "... it los you knmv u:ho how n!WIJJ pe oplc lzm c spirit." -Some studuzts had a lot offim drcssitw up and lookitw out of th orcli- nm:y. On -Dwrsday, students tre rc allmud to u: car hats or other sports paraphmwlia. .Sports Day tras sophonwrc.fayth ~\ eddin(rton'sfw·oritc day, "It's sorncthitw bcllcr to do than act into trouble." ./'riday brmwht Cra:y l{_ed m1d ~\hit Day. -Students tl'crc painted, dro;. ·al and othcrtl' ise core red in our sclwol colors. · pirit tl'(( k tt'Cls a success and fast students tl'lw participaud cnjoyc d the msclr cs. -Lauren Walters and Colleen Brayshaw Right on! Show;ng ris stuff on crazy red and white. jurior Sterling Ekwo sports his studl y gear for spirit week . (Photo by Rachael Alkayali) 17 �Essentials. ~ phomores Lennard Da~1 s . L·nds 'I Or·ver . Lora Nave . K1k M(.~ae ard Del ana w· Ilia 5 all war treir favorit sporty oJ+fit -~'or choo'. Ph o by athl er Durcar l C>lorado 1raR Oil( of tlu ft Ll' sW/( s luck.tJ twms. i11duding: thc Broncos . . \tl!!._!!( ts. 1\(lpids. .J/r(llantlu ..\plosion tlu ll(ll' u·on1u1 :., has/..:( t!Jal/t( w11 ) and thc 1\ocki< s. ()II( 's r( lation Lt'ith thc sport. tlu irlowtlt.t} and thc (( an1 :<; rc cord all coni rihut((/ to intc rc st in thc i r swson . .Junior. /tim Otii said. .. ly S h oot i ng Jarorit( Colorado l((UII Ll'<lS th( .\plosion b(WU.<;( /liked to scc tdwt kind of skills tlz(.lj fwd. ".flltlwwrh each uan1 rc('(ll'((l a certain WIWWIL cif support jro111 ftuzs. stars. Ttnn i nq about wrlCh team trey want to win t'le world ser1es , jun ior Jason OLJrram a'ld f r e s r rr. a ., E'llrl c Jac SO'l hope some day !:.heyw•'' play +oo . <Photo by R o b i wifortunatdy not all attracted as nwch n "reenbergl attention. I\ lu 11 askcd trlwt he tlwug:ht almutth( sports in Colorado, junior B( 11 l \ (~fJord rc pi ic d, "-T((l/11.<; sue/ 1 as tlu Br011cos wzd the It·alwzdu Ll'( r( stu·ccs.~fi.tl wzd ll'( n II lOr( Junto Lr attlz. I\ lu·ntlu 1<!)(·/..:i( .<;and t/z( . \ Ll.f[!!( l.<; strumrl((/, pwplc Lru·( less likely to support thun.". lltlwugh in th( pasl,L.j( ars the Broncos lzaeb z't don( as Ll' cII. this .lj( ar pror cd to lx one cif th( ir bc st. -Spirit Lrcts a nzajorhuuflt to the Colomdo sports t((lnls and ourco11m1wzity and it Lras risiiJ/c inthc halbra.L}S and classroonzs h.LJ t/z( Lrardrohes a11d attitud( s (ifstuduzts. -Coli en Bray haw 18 Born to be a champion. Ir r• cha~pion shirt OJ!:.s•de school on sports day , freshman Will e L~tz chooses 0 wear sports att re trat does not represen a Colorado team . Instead . he sports his De troit Pisto r s j rc;ey . (Photo by Kric;tian Licrtenfelsl �Sports style. ~uring pr s1cs c'ass . junior Mia Westbroo s srows sp1ri for East and tt"ie ortr Caro' i 11a Tarheels. (Pho o by Kris •an L'chterfe's) Stylin' out. Show,ng r's crazy fashi on s i l1 c l ud1 ng a 1 i me g r een po• o and an aqua Charlotte jersey. jun1or Da id Bu'ow practices his bas e ball sk1lls before class. (Photo by Rac.rael Al ayali > 19 �New s fl as h . 9 ews sent reporters to fo'low JP the story of the shooting at the Ramada after homecomi rg. Many students were interviewed in the two day media blitz.(Photo by Kristiar L·chtenfelsl Str ik e a pose . Senior Mike Slaga and jun1or Akiko Sasa 1 pose for a picture in Seventeen magazine shoot. (Photo by Seventeen photograprer> 20 �''1 Lights. Camera. Action. News reporters from Charnel 4 park outside of East to interv1ew studen s. 'Photo by Kr•stiar Lichtenfe's) kilh d in hou I shooting, D P-~ questions 1\amada 's liahilit_y," Dcm·cr Post, October f.>, HH)(i ) This headline rocked the lit·es (if studuzts th( Tonda,y aftc r lwnucomincr. ./or ltro dews (_'(l.c;/tras in the public's eye; nnrs tnu·ks IHcanu part c~f the landscap( and n porters flocked to iiiiU1' inr students. .\ (I, al/tlzis t{'(lS I lOth in r llCH' to l:'ast students. Jn .lj( ars past, the media has Wt'UHi eruythitw from the uachcr strike inthf' fall cif I UU-1 to the rc side nt tennis star jwzior Ted Bw-crlwrdt. [((lia NUl lzme a nuratire as trdl as Smile. JJnior Lesl·e Bell. semors Micah Bror· s yard LaJra Baur and for'ller East student Ben Whalen pose for a Sever teer photog r a p h e r . (Photo by Sev enteen pho tographer) positit·e effect. "The public crcts a slanud l'inr ontrlzat croe son in imu rcity sclwols IH caw;e reporters arc on/.lj intcre sted in crctlitw the most .w nsationallzcadlino;," accorditw to sophomore \,Jc(rady. Tcne ice .} lmrn·e r, in the spring cif 199(), cast teas IJlesscd trill! praise frOtH the mediet The popularurncwc mcwa:::ine ". cruztcuz" .w lc etc d tast to appear in their tr idcly knoa·n "-~clwol /one" fc ature. cast tras also shotrc red tr ith praise from tlu media, hailing the Constitu- tional -)cholars fc)/' their third place finish I in national compc tit ion ](([ia trill be an (l'( rlastitw part eiflifi at cast tdlCllur it he crood, had, or ucr/y. On any crit·rn nwmitwon any aire n day, astuclc Ill is bound to u·ake up and find that C'ast is once cwain in th Spotlight. NBC recently came to East to f1lm a mini ·series about a meteorite. In the mov1e. East is a sre ter for the people of a town in Iowa. The shelter is eventually hit by the meteorite and is blown up. (Photo by Jan Anderson) puiJliC:Cuye. - Br asart & J nny Logan 21 �ornnhcr hw:m1 trit/1 the sanu pomp and ci rcw11stm IN as most elc ct ions. Tdcr is ion con In u rcials cram 11 u d the ai rtr me s. political postc rs plaste rc d 1r a//.<; and hillhoards. and tlu rc 1r as m 1 wwstwl m1wwzt of hmzdshaking mzd hah.tjkissing. Opi 11 ions ll'C rc r oic((/, rotc s mst and tlzc trmzts of the majority l1wrd; tlzc dnnocmtic process 1ras tritncsMd in ctction .. lnwn.u: the tllou.wuzds 1rlzo t·otcd 1rc rc IIIWIJJ tast studc nts 1rlzo scm tlzc n rcsponsihilit.lj to rotc as rc I'JJ inzporlcllll. :· Is a student. yowz.u:adult and rotc r. to nzc roting is mzc of the nzo!>t importm1t n!>ponsihilitic !> tlwt trc /wrc." said sc nior Phil Caldtrell. ) lm zy st udc nts lzc fpc d out 1r i tlz the em 1zpaig11s of hotlz Joe /?....odcrc rs and Diall(l De(;({{(. I\ hell askc d 1rlzy lu participatc d in Diana De Cc ttc 's C(lll!paie:n. sc nior Colin .Arone tl'ittc r n spond((/, "Bemuse 1/xlicrcd in her stmzce on the kc_tj issues suclz as. lffim wtir c. Itt ion and \/c diwrc." In addition to those tdzo cwtually l'Otcd or helped out trith ccmzp(lign<>. n zm Z.lj studnz ts cxpe ric liNd tic ction 'DG in a d{ffernzt tra.lj ..'for tlzc first time since 19 )-I, m 1 all-sclwol n we/..:. elc ctimz 1r as lzc /d. Dr. \,lorrison and her. l P Corcm11zcnt and Politics class orgm zi::cd and ran the el((·tion. t otc rs tt' erc rcgistcrc d and cast tlzc ir ballots on actual t' otitw 11 wchi nc s. The mock clc ction 's benefits as both practice and pro·ior for future t'Otcrs u:e rc obr ious. Junior Julia Coldlzcm m u r put it. "\,!any yoww pc oplc lwmed lzmr to rote tdzich trilllzopcfully enwuragc them to t·otc tdun thc.y arc cightcen." In addition to sc IT incr simp/.lj as a model for wtas of the future, tlzc mock election also so1·cd to rc pre .<;n 11 tlzc currc nt opinions and Jc clilw of the stuck IllS. I\ he 11 askc d a!Jouttr lzatshc thought of it, soplwnzorc Ttrcmislza Pamell replied. "It (rme us a chance to tell our likes and dislikes." Tlu 11 we/..:. de ction 's rc suits shmrc d a prin wrily Democratic stu de Ill elc ctoratc tt'itlz Bill Clinton. Diana De Cc ttc, Tom .)trick/and, and Bill /?....ittcr all De 11wcrats tr imzitw. The contror crsial parn zwl rights issue, lmu zdmuzt 17,Jctilc d, ~rlzilc. lmuzdmc n t I -1, conN nz i1 w tl u lxuuzin (r ofcertain /.LJ fX s <iftrildlifc traps. passed.. 111 in all, tlzc fXtssagc cif .lj(l mwtlur election day SCIT((/ to shmr the true imo/rnnull cif tast students in the De nwcmtic fJI"ONSS. 22 -Matthew Vellone Discussing options. Wri'e w i•1rg ·n '•n t~ vote . sopromores Sara~ Stra -.er ard Eri11 Lcom1s rev,ew their Plec ion g.Ji<lE"i be+ore mak ng tre·r f·nal dec1siors a• t~e mock elect·on. Our ng the elect•on, vo•e• wpre giver sa pic bal ots a~d o ~er 1nforw.at1on before cast~11q tr 1r votec; . lPhoto by RachaPI A'kayal > I Debatable is sues. Our1~q re ntrs 1rad i ng up • E'ection Day . pe• uo3<;ive po litica' posters v red I aw11~ and ro~t yards . ~h•s one . against ar a'll ~drrent a 1' ow irg taxing cf C'lurciles rr.ust rave relpe<l . since tre amPnd 'llert fa1le<l. Photo by A;dra I I Eps•ei~) II Hot on the campaign trail. In suppo rt of ::Jiara DPG"tte · ca nd idacy , ~ ur ;o r s Katy Th orr. pso r and Jessica Caouette r o'd carrpaign signs at Colorado Blvd a~d Severtee11tr Ave . on •re mor11irg of t he electio r. St udent su pport o 'ocal elections ranged fro m distr• bJ tirq door ha!1gers to ma inq phone cal s a~d han d1119 OL<t •nformatlon. (Photc by Kath'eer Du r car) �Keeping the books. ~uring the ~oc election . studerts from Dr. Morrison's AP Goverrmen arCI Polit•cs class crec tre reg1stratior books before voters get ·n l·ne. (P~oto by A~dra Epstein) Time's up. Sat1sfied witt> ~er choices in the w.ock elect·on . ju~ior Eiqira Miller leaves the bootr after cast i ng her votes. The privilege of votirg . although only •n a ~oc elect1on . was a motivat1ng factor for w.any stuelen s . (Proto by Jean Carbuttl 23 �Two of a kind. Thr Stenmark brothers. junior Matt and freshman Spencer, enjoy their free t'me after school and before soccer practice. {Photo by Kath'een Durcan) Teaming up. Sometimes senior Nico'e Gorham and her ~reshman brother Michael chat about their plans for the weekend and who they are go'ng out with. {Photo by athleen Durcan) 24 �Three's company. Srow1ng the love in the1r faw.ily, sophomore Rashidah Kennedy and her couc;irs c;er'or Fat rna Masud and freshman 5hareef.sit on the south 1 wn before class. (Photo by Kathleen Durcanl !flo,. nwny yoww incomitzcr frc slum n, thc sLr itch from middle school to tast trwm 't as d[!Jiwlt as thesLr itch for otlu rs bc mw;c thc y had sihlings guiditw thc nz on thc tast lingo. ~ ~ hile atu nding sclwol, lwr incr a harmonious n lationship Lt' ith your sibling can lx lx tUficial. .Jis -~cnior tmi(y -Tolrc's lillie sister, freshman t ictoria said, "IIikc goitw 10 schooltr ith my sis/( r hc cau.w I knmr the school alrwdy and if I gc l thrw/(tl((/, f already hare comuctions. "J fmrcl' ( rtr lu nthefric ndship conzpom nt isn't afactor it cmz n wkc life hard. Clu /.w y Pol:::.c r said, "Inn·(T .w c my brotlu t:J hath during school; that's Sister act. Relaxing on the 'T' after a 1ong day at school. senior My Nguyen and her freshman sister. Nga give advice to each other about school. <Photo by Kathleen Ourcanl lt' lzy f like it." .¢lnotlu r part ofsclwolthat affc eted siblin.!!s Lras th( ir talc nts, abilitic s, popularity, and grades; basically the u:pe elations of twc/urs and SlUd(nlS. )]itch "f. rribbetl c·.\·plaincd, "I ft It like I had 10 lit· c up 10 my brother, C'ric's, n putation lxcaw;c most of nzy twclu rs knovlzim and e.\'f)(e/((/ me 10 bc the same tray." J laritw a sibling in this situation H'W; tough on freshmen!. ·lloncr u·ith llu extra dos( (if .} larlxwgh and har ing 10 constmzlly prorc yoursc If Lras extrc me ly challc ngitw. L sually an older siblitw crar ( that last lillie knou: /( dgc able fact to help a siblitw boost his eonfidc nee. .freshman. lnna. cjlndrianakos' sistc r, 1\o.w mary, told her, ".lrc slum n w;c th( sid( stairs, don't tell anyone Ln arc rdau d and rcfc r Shining stars. Junior Shermaine Mitchell and her sister freshman Yolanda take time out of the day to spend an unusual lunch together that they normally can't fit into their busy schedules. (Photo by Kathleen Ourcanl to me as an upperclassman!" ~\ hcther you like your sihlin!! or not, they Lf ill ahr ays be th( ones to help you out lc tn<i. (if prob- -Colleen Bray haw 25 �Pre ss ure . As par~ f a roJ• ne wor t..t. ·ur·or Ted Burq~ard uses a acr1ne all d tre 1 q press to s~r nqther and w r r1s leq mus es . tot by Em1ly ~a 1 wl n wnu atlz luu; tr orkul out rurula rf.LJ- ·">(m u trorkul out ell prira/( clu!Js. otlu rs (ll sclzool. ·">( 11 ior .Xristi1u \\ i!fh .lJ swu d." R.t; rwu1 i11 !.?: upj(>Urjliglzts (~j'.c;wirs to u:( tto dnc;s on ti111( 1 kc pl in slzap(. .. Tlz is lUiS Oil( IUl.LJ stud( nts .found to u:e tsomc. e n rci.w tr itlwut goinrzfar. Other ewtiriti< .<; lik( sports trc r( (l IUl.lJ to /..:(( p in slzap(. . Is part (~{ conditioninu:.for sports. sonu students trorkul out in addition to til( ir 8fJOrts. On( (if t/z( conditioninu: actir i/i( s IIIWI.lj atlzh [( s did trcls llftinu: tn ights: ittrorkultlu ir n!lu;c/es and ton((/t/z( /)()d.LJ· \\ orking outtras lualtlzyfortlle /)()d.lj to a/lou· it to liu loner. Those trlzo consistull/.lJ 1rorkul out.fornud a rout in( . .)( nior f:S.tn ina ·">malls swu d. ".)truclzilw and t/z(n doinu: ll'(iglus tl'(n crood .<;[( ps .for et p:ood trorkout." T/w.<;( tr lw fwd a rout ill( and took se!fc l.l} nu as w-e.<; fwd no prolJlc 111.<; n· ith strai II( d 1mu;d( s, soru u .<;.<; or any otl1cr injur.lj. B.lj takincr t/z( .<;( 111( asw-cs, it keptt/z(m mra.ljji·on! injur.t; and (l[ th( sam( ll/11( /..:( ptthun.fit. -Lara P rt r 26 The mu scle wor kout. JJnior Tiara ~avis ~its time into her schedJl to take a workout class and keep herse • ~ 1n shape . {Photo by Emi 1y Saslow> �Strengthen up. Or one .:>f the many at he DAC provided for wor OJts . junior Joe lelarsey nas cho e~ to use tre piAl' up bar to strpngtrrn ard work ~is arms.(Photo by Emily ~aslowl ~achi~es Stepp i n' up. Par of be1ng ar ath ete eepirg yo~A~self 1~ shdpe. Jsing hP stdir stepp'ng macnin s at t.re DAC . senior L1Vy Br'dges eeps he self 1~ ip top cord1 ior as part of ner ro~At·ne wor ou .(Photo by Emily Saslow> mean~ 27 �Grubb i n · . Sopromore Lindsey Woodward . senior Michelle S;mpsor . jur;or Sean Flynn ard senior Jordan Bagus relax on a patio outside of Zuma ' s Mexican Restaurant.(Proto by r•stian Lichtenfels) Just sippi n ·. Enjoying a refreshing beverage . freshmen Vasiliki Aravandinos and Sha wna Betz relish being outside . (Photo by Audra Epstein) 28 �~-II i m< :til< yfort.~ i11" s ill til< s<-1 zoo/ I Looking on in hunger. rreshmar Derr.i+r;uc; Johnsor watches junior Rachel Hunt finish rer lurcr cate ed by Popeye·s.<Photo by Audra Epste1n) 011/ 111 1< day to he u· iLl! friends and n lax. ./rc slmzcn and tlze r ast majority of soplwmorc .c; floodc d the local husituss trlw thrired. ~\hen asked, the majority o.Jfreshmuz and .<;oplzomorcs said tlu.lj u:uzt to plaNs close h.LJ· "If I can (re l a ride. I'll go smnett' here Jar mr ew, if not, I t~sually go to 1aco Be II or .)ulnr ay," said soplwnwre ~ \ ill ·~in unc m wn ./reslznwn ·)COLL·~impson said,"~\ e cro to ~- II or That' s a mouthful. Grabbing a bite for lunch . se nior John McCartney at<> qiJick'y to get back to schoo 1 on t•me.CPhoto by Kristian Lichtenfels) . Irby '.c; be cause tlze y h dose." .Juniors and se nior.c; unde d to (ro to friends' houses or hit tlzc nzorc distant fast food chains. .for tlzoM trlzo dror e, Cherry Crc ek was popular. . \()()dlc .c; or Clzipotle tt' en good plaa .c; to wl and lessJatu nitw tlzanfastfood. Other studuzts packc dfoodfrom hom . "l \ e u· ozt to Clwrdz in the City or the park since tr-c didn't hmc cars or tt'e just u·enl around here," said sophomore. lpril Brmnz. C'r uz tr ith a car, food selection did not necessarily (r({ better or chwpa; it did, hmrCl'cr, prol'idc a tr idcr selection of places to eat. I\ he the r by foot or car, (roi 1w to lwzclz u:as hy Jar the nzost Lre asurc d period of the day. Gi rl talk. Freshmen Rachael Johnson. Mega~ Banmar ard Heather Southern discuss the day over lunch.(Photo by Audra Epstein) -Lauren Walter 29 �"G· n:l} day I !Jru~lz 11l.lJ u etlz intlu .<;/ume r. in order to ~m ( I i me ... - .)/wdoww In u:rw 11 (I 0 . "I Las t mi nute work. After p E'tlr ~Plr cera'1'CS pr ec s 'ld cl an1ng t.op or ~E' d y . fre5hma'l W1l'•s Wooc d'ld $Op~omore Star r~o~pso'l try to fl'li5r hPir g ow. •ry hom work before • re ne 1ass. By wor rg h mework 1n other cla55 . they ve t1~ ar<l create les work a roll' . Phot !:>y J.Jl i J3rrkP> la.tJ out nz.lj dotlze~ the niu:lzt he.forc ... \hdika TL!fTd W. "I do lll.lj lzonu trork in otlze r da~~( ~." -\\illis I\ ood D. "({llwr( 11l.LJ lzou.w late I ~pu d to u:u to tr!Ur( lnud togo. "-.)am \lap(~(/ /J. "I park in t/z( ~paN~ do~o;l to tlu ~t/u)()l or to tlu front of tlze parkinu: lot." - Jaru:arc I B..}.._'( IIJJOII (/ IJ. "I don't ~lzmr( r." ~Jo( / det~ll(lj I f). "/ iron 11l.lj dot/z(~ at //z( l)(u:inninu: of H(l'.lj trak." }acolc lj_tris 121. "/ tramz lll.LJ wrup tdzile 1 am doinu: lll.LJ lwir." -T{ffwz.lj (;r((/1 {J I. "/ putnzy mak( upon intlu wrontlu tl'a.l/ tostlwol. "- \lwu:lwn Brea on thr ough to the ot her side. Pressed for i IT' a'ld a I itt'e impa tiert. junior B1'l Lare driv c; over the espl arade to bypass c;it tirg at the t r a f f 1 c 1 i gr . <Proto by .!ean Carbu t \,fc(o.lj 12. "/park intlu lmtk (iftlu ~dwol... -1\(l(dld ·)ta/lincrs 12). "/ /zm( almtkpatk trillz 111.lj nwmin(r ~clwoi!Joof\.<.; and wwtlu rtl'itlz lll.lj aft( rnoon sdwol hoob." ~Jc nniftr Bral.lj 1 12. "\\ riu fast,"- t e1111i~ /j_tl'is 12 . "1/m.lj hr(((kfast fromtlze ta~t wrt at school." -Ta~lw (;o/d( 11 ( 1 IJ. "I take a slzmra atniglzt.": /tim Otii II J. "I do nzy lumu workdurilz(r/wzclz. ": Jnwtzde(jlrgLte 1/o (] U. "!talk on tlu plume tdzi/c I take a lmtlz." :] lawwlz Bewus I 0. -Juli Jahnke 30 Eating on the go. Chewing down or .some Lucky Charms cereal or the way to school . sophomore A'exis KurE'y has a l;ttle e tra tlll'e o sleep ·n by savirg time ard E'ating in he car. <;tudertc; will try a'ly c;hortct.ot in ordE'r to gE't a few extra ~·n.Jte5 of slE'Pp . (Photo by JuliE' Jallnk ) I �Breaking the l aw. Avo•di~g th~ long walk from the stJdert paring lot to the bJilding, jJnior Al• W•'tlelm parks on the esplanade. Like many s tuderts. sheistak·ngther·s ofget 1~gaS!S parking tic et in orde>r to get to clas on time and avoid the chaot1c ra ·c of the park'ng 'ot when schoo' ends.CProto by Julie Jahn e> Showing her style. Con emplat;ng wha to wear to school . fre5hman Ma'ika Tuffel lays oJt her clothes the ni~ht before school in order to save t•me ;n th ~orni~g . Having to get up at ive thirty every day i~ order to catc the bus and get o 5chool or time makes it a ~ecess1ty for good preparat•on . (Photo by Ju'1e Jahnke> 31 �Rea c h i ng f or the s tar s . At The Soccer Stop, senior Laura Ling uses a rod to retrieve a duffel bag from its spot high on a rack. <Photo bv Audra Epstein) Paper or plast ic ? Marie Vi ckl es spent her junior year bagging bread at The Market. a coffee shop dowrtown. Since only kids s1xteen and above were able to have real JObs, mostly juniors and sen1ors held the coveted spots. (Photo by Jean Carbl.ltt) 32 �cone·erts, clothilw, mrs and cmring<; Ll'els e.\.'trund.lj imporwnt. "'dost eifm.lj nwll(lj rroe .<; inlO lll.lJ sminQ"s acwwzt. and the nst is trisd.t; spent .<;/ WJJ/)ill!!.'" said senior.} h k 11 Baker. t u-.lj Jnr kid.<; 1re re fortunate uwtt,Q'h to just he luuzdcd n Wll(LJ.fromthc irpcm nts Lr he nc I' er iI L{'(lS nc cde d. Tlu nwjorit.l) <if the .<;tude nt.<; fwd to u·ork hard to Tak 1n ' a break . JJ'lior Chris Ko11rad ta e~ a oreak wh1le volur tE>t>ri ng at a Roc 1 es qame . a +" i rc; t t i '11 ~..ordra·s,rg activitytllat earned rro11ey for cl Lib and spor s who erosE> to par t•c pa~e . < Photc by Emi'y ')ac;'ow I I I cam their nwtz(lj. '\lost <if th( ktd.<; tdzo had johs Lt'c n, hotL' cI' cr..<;tucktr ith the left Ol'( r. nzininwm Ll'aQ"c johs tlwt oftc 11 in- l'Olr cd lots <if grc asc and rn·i nzc. ·)c 11 ior Bu-k.lj .)c/ig agrud, "The 1rorst joiJ I n·cr had LL'Cts at tinstrin<; bemuse the lxtQ"c/.<; tru·c so stink.lj and 1rakinrr up at .):00 in the 1110/'llill!! to ope 11 suck< d!" ThouQ"h rrc ttill!! ct joh w zd ke cpill!! it n quire d a lot cif rc sponsihilit.l) and wmmitnu 111 from stud(nts, it n·ct.<; wz important S/(ppin!! Stoll( into tlu culult 1rorld. ·)< nior \' incc nt BrOLnz swl!l11(d it all up trhcn/z( said. "·T/z( joh I har ( 1zotr is pr( parinQ" 11 l( for/au r 1r lzuz J'm a wrpom /( en cut it· ( 11 zaki II!! 111 iII ion.<;." The daily grind. Mr. Sprirgs walks from the bJilding bE>fore the school day bE>g;rs. Hi job. as a security gl.lard at Ea'>t. is to kN'P a general wa rh over tre building . Pro o by Kathleen . . urrc.'l -lindsey Jones and Anna Moore 33 �:((I c·aru-Sadlrr > IIH !!WI tn<;(j li!!h .)tfwol as a.fi·c slunan intllc.f(lll <!/'! U!J:~ (//ld wlu nllook hat/..:. o/1111.1} C\'f)( m II('(S /Ll'O trord.<; J..:.u I' to111inu: to 111ind: tlwnu:c wul !!lmrth. 1/tf.-.c to think that/ did <JlliU <I hit <!fhotfl <II tasl and IIUf.lJIH (1/onu: the ll'(l,lj //1(/JHd tast to tiWII!!< w1d !.!TOll' too. Is a.fi·c .<;/111/WI ftrcts nc /Tolls (lhouttflc .fi·ic 1/(fs I 1rould 11wkc. tlu /((lthcrs ftrould flmc. (11/(//hc JHoph ltrotdd 111<<1. hutno1r 1110rc thon (l'( rl rwli:c thotJJOll !.!'cl out <!{('(Is/ trlwt .ljOll Jnll in. c rc I'J} duh tlwt I joined cuzd cr<nJ 1 ll'f()/( I dwn![ul a lillie and I !In 1r (/ lillie .. l ind trlzile I tall 't ( l' (II ('()/II( dose to n Ill< 111/H r- ing ( r< rything thatl did, the <.\'JH- ri<nccs that 1 !!<1i 11 u l.fi '()/ 11 a II <if 111.1} attolllpfish- 11u nts wzd.failur<s ll'ill affictthc d<- ti.<;ions I 111akc .for thc n su!f·III.LJ l[fc. I ru w m/)( rtlu.firsl d ClJJ <if.fi'( sfun w 1 .lj( ar and lu m tinzidatul I trn<; h.LJ hot/1 the si:c <if /h( ('(lii!J)ll.<; (l/1(1 tlu stu de 111 hod.LJ. I fwd ncr< r C\'f)(- ric lit((/ Wl.ljl/lill!! like it hcj(m ond I prohahf.lJ 1u 1 <r 1rill cwoin. In- Ill( Ill he,. sp((tfl that .J or i 11- ho1r 1nts lr!UII I /)(('(l/11( a soplwnwn. hc- mu.w I 1rasn't the .IJOWzg< st one in tlz< sdwol <III.LJ- 11wrc. I rc IIUIII- /)( r 1rlzuz our Ri- ccntuuzi(/1 tcwn tooJ..:. .first plate (1/ d I/() I l' /'(Ill( Ill/)( r JHII'- lwpf'.IJ 1rc lr<rc. I Wid in ~; f.. \.'D, 1.. 1 1nd I /'(Ill( 11!/)(,. /'( (/d- ing tlu nwrnill.!! lwpp.Lj .<;((II ( I (II I titip(ltinginsJ)( cdz Wl/1011/lt( Ill( n/.<;. Rut IIWsl cif all f rc nu 111hc r dodg- i1w people in the trOLrdc d halls 011 tlzc ll'aJJ to das.<;, wzd slmd.lj !!</ling to J..:.n 01 r 111 o rc (//ld nwrc <!{those /)( ople. Rc.forc 1 shut up I 1rould like to /care a.fctr 1r ore/.<; <if adr itc .for .future ('(I.<; f.) liglz .)tfwol gradtwlc s: high school is sonu thing that c·omc .<;along onf.lj 011('( ill a/lfctiiiU, .ljOU ('(ll! citlzcrfit·r it LlfJ (lf!d ClljO.lj ((lth da.lj OI'JJOU ('(Ill squwzdc r it hy constant/.!}/)( ing UJJS(/ and.failin<r ton nwintmc to ,lJOllr.w If The choic·c is up to .ljOll. /{_( 111<'11lh( r t -die till! di(. ll'IZ.IJ a.\· trii.IJ? 34 �!lnziJc r Batson I\ mr ~) lmr can/ dowrihe /II( t(. CIJJ /.f(( Ial>oulm.LJ (.\"f)( riUit( .c; Iu r( at C'ast? l \ d/ I f.!lle ss 1'1/starl outiJ.Lj set.LJ iII,!! tlwt no 1r ore/.<; Nm.fi tii.Lj (. \'f Jr( .<;.<; til( 1r Cl.lj I.fc d.. !.<; a.fi'( sh nw11, I ('(lfll( i 1110 tw-;1 .w·wHI, co1 ifu.w d. a11d or ( 11 rlu IHI((/ h.LJ th( w ~/OW II (?f.fr((dom that/ tras,f.!il'(ll. I Ll'CIS introduNd to a trlwh nor a111wsplun emd swTowzd((/ h.LJ f)(Oplc (?fall d[U'c r( 111 colon-;, me·(.<;, and ( th11ic lxu·kgrowzds .. Ill (?{ tlu.w /)(O/)Ic II'( I'( llllhfw in tluir mrn trei,IJ. I LUIS (,\'fJowd to nor and d ~[fc n nl a IIitudo-;,lx licfc;, idws. and Lt'a,LJS o.f tlzinkinf.!. \\ lun I tl'Ctlkc d into /h( doors (if tasl (l'U:LJ nwming. I re(1/i::(d that 1 tra.c; .fr(e tonwke nzu mr 11 de ci.c;ions . .) I o Lt' ( 1 ( r. nlmi.LJlinu.c;l.fowul HIJJ-W !fin.c;i/u(llions w1d position.c; tlwtllwdner(r /)((n iniJ(.fcJrc (llld tlzell I Lt'CISII't ((Uilc read.LJ to dwl trillz. I learned that trhauradccisions I nwdc. I a/.c;o/wd tolx rwdu to dull trilh the tOIIS((fUUlcc.c; tlwt ('(1111( Ll' ilh //!().<;( deS 0 111 ( l i 111 ( S harned that lrrotrcisio11.c;. Lt' ith a lot (?(re .c;polzill,!! up (·onus that Of!C( .LJOU r( adz sihiliti( s. w1d /1/() 11111l,lj (//I d (I ('( rWill Clf.!(', thing.<; WIJJ11Wn . c/(ldd.tj ('(lll't.fi.\' .lf u1 r.c; 1 lz an Onr the nw clz . L n.fo rlulearned so the thi1w.c; /'r( 11e1U /.tj. nwst (if t/z( hard trau. 1 lc arne d t(l/11 c (if/Joth jO.LJ and sadhme sh(d t(((r.c; and /o.c;t 111elll.lJ ness. gai/l(d .c;/wr( d. w1d lwd to .fi·inld.c;, lorul. hrwk and pain I deal tr ith he clrt.c;e r (rat o.f 111JJ lwre atlzicrcd lzm ( a/.c;o lc l mw zy drwms. hut 1 m ray. I 'rc grot t' n (~r the 111 slip I> o tlz p lz .lf .c; i t(IIIJJ WId matured and han u d tom· erwzd 111( ntctl/.LJ. 111,lj gr( au .c;t 1r orrie .c; co nz e son u o.f (ifa/1/tak( ntrlwtl m ld.fwr.<;. '\ /o.c;/ .fro 111 aII (?{ 111.1} ( xhan lc ar11e d hcconl( a hellcr, pc ric 11 cc .c; and HOI!. .c;trongrr fJCrTo all (?{th( c/(l.c;.<;(S tdw hme .ljd to .fi 11 i.c;h tlu ir .LJWrs at ta.c;t/ /wr ( .LJOU 1r i I h tlu .w 1r ord.<H?f 1r isdo111. Do 110t d( pc 11d on Clfl.lj o11c d.w .for uour lwppin(ss. Do 11ot /)( di.c;(·ow"Cigcd trhuz uou an .fcwul 1rith trials and trilmlations, bu·cw.c;( c!ft(r ci/1, c!ft(r erUJJ .c;tomz ,LJOU f.!O through c1 rainh01r (lll'mts to /J( .<;(( 11. /j_(ll'll lum to hcto/11( .c;tnmu: wzd indcpu1dU1l, and take (U/rwltag( (?{(l'U'.lj OfJfJOrtunil,LJ ta.c;t (~ff(r.c; top:{/ imolrul and c.\'fXriuiC( lULl' tl1i1W.<s. '\lost inzportallll.tj. don't h( i1!f7uu1Nd IJ.Lj tlu if.!IWrwlt( (if other.<;. B( .LJOUr.<;( lf./or ( .LJOU r.<;( ({. r( Sf)( tt ,LJOUr.<;e ({.(II !d d()l I 't (I' ( r /c I WI.LJOI U [.!( tyou dOll' I I. . lht·a.LJS /.:(( p .ljOUr h((u/ up. ljjts (if /or(. 35 �'[he rocal nwsic departnu Ill has lon u: hdd arc puwtion.for(.\'cdlc llN. tadz (iftllC dwirs at tast !tal'( stud( Ills tllC opportu11 it.LJ to dH clop t/z( ir roiN s and n wsical skills. T/1( dir( rsit.LJ (~! t/l( student hod.tJ 1ras rc.fl(c[(d ilztllC rarict.LJ (?ftalcntlrhiclz conzhin((/ to cr(a[( /ordy sowzo·.c;: gnat 11lllsic. ·Th e choirs fH 1jon11( d a Lrid( r ariuy (ifnzusic.fronz classical to pop to ja: : . ·~tud( nt.<.; wzcr nwsic .fron 1. [{rica, ·~pain. lsra(/. turop( and (?fcours(_ lnlCrica. OnN a.u:ain. the choirs puforn u d .for au die nN s all or ( r tlu state In addition to .<;c/zoo/ conN rts, pufornzw INs LL'( re !tir nz (lf tllC ('lzcrr.LJ C'rrrk fall. Duzr(r Inu rnational. Ii17Jort and .for t/z( l\_otary Club in dmnztmrn Dull' r J: T/1( . lccapdla Choir trar r/( d to -f1orida and tllC Bahan w.<; and fln i.c;h((/tlzird at t/l(. Inu riNlll lusic .frstiral C0111JH Lin(r ao-ain.<;l choirs .fro n z all or ( r lh ( co wll ry. -Tiz ( . !Jz,u:daircs Lt'(IY honored IJ.t} th(·ir sc/(clion to JH ljonn.for t/z( Colorado lusic e-ducators Con.f( r( llN in Colorado ·Sprincrs. T/z(ir J)(tjonnanN at the Broadnwo1:) lotrl in.]wzuwy tras 011( (if th( hi(rlz poillls andflrn l(lj ( .<;ta!Jli.c;h( d tho 11 W> Oil( (if t/z( top rocal ja:: groups in t/z( statc. ; l/1 <?{ t/z( choirs u·ork((/ Izard, p( r.forn u d Lr d/ and rrpn .<;( (Ill( d t/z( school in positir( tt·a.LJS. "l\ ( trnr rcall_LJ (rit·uz a clzanN to slzon· off all (if our lwrd u:ork," said snzi01: Inzdia Cook. Tlzc.l) a[.<;o.c;lwa·( d off t/z( ir talc nls anwn(r ot/z( r schools at district trid(.fcstil'al.<;. Plans .fcJr ll(.\'l .lj(ar indud( lot.<; (if fiuz pnforn zwzN s and a trip to.Jan wica durin a sprin(r /Jr(ak. 36 On the note. At tre Chri stmac; pc>rforrr.1rc at Ch rry Cr ek . Ang 1a• rc>c; member scphorr: re Chr•s lye s·nqs a b aJ•lful so o. Sropper~ att e a co11p'et dtheirc;roppirgw IJtre ccompani~ent of some beaut ~Jl u 1 • <Pro o by rae; y Champ o~l Hit the h i gh n o t e . Accape' • ciJoi r members c; ~ i o r s V a ., e s s a Kell c>y a'ld Valerie Mos provide soprant har mory dJring a p rfor mance . ( Pho o by Cac;E.'y I Cha~pionl I Strong voice. Du ·nghissoloatt eChris rr.as performance . sopho~ore ~aniel Berson Si'lgs a solo 1 n he Span sh carol " Riu . Riu . Chl 1. " <Proto by asey Champion> I �The voices of angel s. Dur1rg the1r C~r stmas corcer at Ch rry reek mall . Angela res merr.bers Erir Gu1nr1 , Andrpw S arb ary, Ashley VolldE'rh id . A11•rony ParkPr , Darie a~d M ~a 1 ~ yro ds g v a shilling performarce. by Ca Py Cra piorl eraphim . Front row: Kenyatta Thoma~ . Margaret Kenyon , Germani annady, Raunya !!ollie, Sofia Abeyta , Am6er Hund.1ll, Jo ely n Keel. Row 2: njaic pratlc • R.1 1dah Kennedy, Simone Morri~on - Sioan, I KY Wifliam . Row 3: Lodynn f !awe~. Danyale Cook, Shancll ]one~, tephanie Bia.,~or. • Women's hoir. Front row: Tasha Pop •, Adina Guzman, Kaon Hayakawa, tephanie Vigil, Karin Jiminez, ' aorah O~eme , Jessica Dismag, Sarah Wells, Tiffany Tarver, hermaine Mitchell. Row2: Sarah llughcs, ]elena Reye.,, Jes'>ica :vtarchhausen, Amy Kullas, Por,.,cha Lucio, aria Andrew'>, Teleah Calhns, . 1 JChole Johnson, Tynisha mit h. Row 3: ' abeeh,lh Brown, Vaille Prince, Lucinda anch •z, Mary Moore, Juanita Valdez, Martha Roger.,, Carmelita oo'n, Kandice Smith, Anna De~hotel. Angelaire . Front row: Erin uinn, Anthony Parker, Regan Linton, David Bulow, Debb1e Davidson . Row 2: A'>hley Vonderheid , Jordan Fischbach, Erin Clark, Andrew carbearv, Daniele Par.,ons, Michael Reynolds, Raechcl talhngs: • Harmony . Whil g1v1ng a p.;blic performance ir the C~erry Creek Ma'l dur•ng the Chr 011 . m ~b rs of th Accapel'a choir Jeani11e ~erry, Fa ima Mas~d . Deb1 f' Acre end"a Sandoval . Kate Brader . Carrie Marsh . All ~o., Anderson . fc;he Oti1 . Chris Tye . Jemeire Tally , Fel'x Abram . Clyde> Page . Bryan M c.Cullo~gh , Vircent Bro w ~ ard TierrE' Gillpc;pie c;I'Jare a se'ection ..-om theu r pe>r r . The multicu'tural progra~ 'nclud d c;orgc; •ro~ lsrae· . Africa . <;pain ard lngla11d. (P hoto by Kric;tial'l Lic.htenf ' > Accapella . Front row: Amber Smith, Lawrence Bragg, Debb1 Flomberg, Raechel • tailings, Julie crce, Alli-.on Ander-.on, 1Jchad,1 \\'elch, Atim Olli , Jeamm• Henrv, LaShund.1 Pittman . Row 2: D,l\'id Bulow. G.uy Ia} ton, alerie :vtost, Amelia ook, Ruth cunL'r. 'r olanda Marant, Eshc I, Jcmeire Tallev, Elizabeth Iselin Row 3: 1ichacl Flansburgh, Allison 0-.ag, Brvan . 1cCullough, nthonv Parker, \ iinccnt Brown, Fatima Masud , Jamaal Harmon, D.1nide Par-.ons, 'vlolh Davi-., Kate Br.1den, Carrie Mar... h, Jomifer Rhv.ms , Daml'l Ber-.on, Dand !\lollov, a\'ln Rcmber. Ro\\' -l : 1i had FIL•rn , lydL• l'agL', Fcli ' Abr.1m, hristopher Tye. · 37 �C ·r ry ,ljl ur hri1ws so1w thi1w 111 II' to the imtrttllll 11ta/ 11/usic ch tWriiiU Ill and tl1is lJUir lUIS /HI r.\·cr tJtioll. It A learn i ng expe r i en ce . Whil C0'1certrat1rg on t>er music. frest]mar Jul• Blanni11g learns fr~m a Co orado ~ymprony Orchestra w.ember w~cn they ca~ to ~har th r k11ow'~dge n ~Pp•embnr. 'Photo by Audr~ [p tPir> .~turu d out on a !.!ood IHIU 11/u IIIII( 111/)( r.o.; ofthe Colorado ·\!jiiiJJitoii!J OrdH stm WIW to slum their tail 111 1ritlt studc nts..Juniw: /.~ltlq; \' w u/( rlu id miii/IU 11U d ...llwmul a lot all(/ it 1ras Jun ... • /.o.; in pn~t ywr.o.; tlu rc 1n nfourd[O( nu 111 hwuls. 'The htr!.!r st. tlu mnc·c rt hall(/ had Jorty ·.w n 11 IIU 111hc rs. the 1rind u1sc 111hh lwd U!.!ltt(( 11. tlu ordu stm fwd .w n ntu 11 and tlu ja:: hand. ldlidiiH[Uirul mulitions. also fwd sc I'Uitu 11 11u 111hu:~. -The hands !!arc time c·onc·crt.<;, one in the fall. Oil( intlu 1rintcrwul o1u in the stJrill!.!. . l//1n n suc·N ssful. On IOJJ rift/tis w ul otlu r act it·it irs. tlu /)(!/Ids Jowult i111c to tmr d to (ll'((lllliddh .w·lwo/.<; to !.!il'( pufom 1(1//('( .<;. nu .1} Working with the ma ster s. Learn1ng that pr t i c rna es per feet. se11ior Mi e Ml'ler wor s hard to get it ri~rt under tt>e 1r s ruct'0'1 of a Co'orado Symprony me~ ber. <Photo by at~'een 0Jrcanl also m1111)( ud in rarious mn1pctitiow; in 1rltid1 tlu !/ oftc 11 did u 1:1J 1u II..Junior .<;a.\·oplwnc plaw r /)c ron flarthtt said. .. \\ c usuallt; !.!OI cmcs wult1ros wltid1 is !.!OOd /)(('(Ill.';( 0/1(.~ It'( I'( t/t( fJCsl ... illslrl/111( tlla//llllSit pm!.!I'W/1. .for (.\'WI!/)/(. SOJJhOIIIOH ill!.! hwuls tritJ to f>asadc tW to plat; in the 1\osc firm/ f>amdc . Orcra/1. tlu war 1rwt I'Cry 1rd/ and 1ra.<; -Annie Robb 38 The sound of musi c . At the t>omecom1ng game in October. jur'or Adam Rossw.iller and senior Cohn McCartney liven thirgs up. Rossm•ller and McCartney were cho~en . along with seni.:>rs ~ff1coln C'P~ry and Adam Bartczak to partici pate 'n He Color'.ldo Pops OrchE'~tra . an honor giver on'y to the best musicians around h Oe11ver area. (Photo by Jean Carbut , I �A tiring experience. Band 1 r' always fu'l ard 1• nvolve a t o hard wor . r Er H ll'Tlan. JJ'llor Ma t Corrad and ju'll r rolX Ga ipaul• srow d dicat on at a perfor ance at a football qame. Altrough the o 'ld did not p'ay •ba games. whP'l they d1a play, h r wd was m re s~pportive ~h pay d a sev r 1 ket oasketball ga'Tl (Proto Oy Jear carb~t Concert band . ~ rort row: Rebeccah Margo' 1'1. Jasr.:• n" Harbison. Fay•IJ Weddi'lgton. Ma• Barre •. Amard ~ry A sweet song. Performing e'l•ertai'lm rt before the start of the second arnu.:~l Seve'ltr Coo . An,e ~ ller, Hargare Kenyor. ~o e an·e McRae. Deborah I"'Jo berg. Sage fl aven. the introduction of the bas etbal' •earn. sen1ors Adam Bartcza . Ouln'l Terry, Blosser. Cumm1ngs. Row 2: Julie Acree. Catrryn Scot . Argela Tracy Worford. John McCartney and ~unior Adam Ros rr.1ll r show why the jazz band has Remigio. Hurtleigh Ferrel~. E.nn Loomis. Ja be r o J c s fJl. Many bard me'llbers have b n s 'Pcted for a variety of ho'lors from Pallet . Matt Conrad. Er Hellma'l. CroixGal1pau t, 1 all s ate to the Colorado Pops. Selected bands were also t~oser to play at rr.Jsic Ter1a Sa,ders. Row 1: Joshua Wal r. end 1 Hoqu . Br a, Joyce. Jorn 0 fenbaugr. De n Bar e t. edutator's convert•ons trroughout the year. <Photo by Rob•n Greerbergl Juanita Gam z .• et1t a Burdyc . CIJar es CoJ . Bac row: :J bbie Romero. Quinn Terry, Tracy Wor rd. PasSIOn Warj, Cam1l e Boyd. 5usar Mapes. rad els r. Rober•Galvan.MarcusH<Jgg·ns, J Tro ps n. Tl•o ' ,,.,,,, H•cce llpl·"· "' '''" F~~ �[)i.'lco./( l'( r hit t(l.'ltlwrd in J!HJ(). royalty. Fr 11t r w: K111q C'Hl AlfrPd. Queen -T/u (! cr-popul(ll" honlcconlinu:mul crcr.tJ- Homecoming N1ccle ql'. Row 2: Br e ar . J.Jl P hr.kP. Row : Cac; y 0/1( :<;.faroritc. "017J, trc n. (IS (1/t!"(IJj-'l. Wl.\"- Coler. Pet r BaPr. Ba row: am e ~>l'n el. at r1'1e Huff. iousl.Lj mltic-ipcllcd. str(s.wd Ol"( r. mul.fi/1(/ll.tj. tlwrouu:hl.lj u1jow d. /:"(lsi d(IIIC( s Ill!"( r.f(li/( d to hrinu: stud( nts tou:c tlu r. outsidc ofsd wol. in ct (·on ifortahlc (l{lllosplu I"( tdun tlu.lj cnjo.lj(d onc wwtlur (llld fwd tons l~ffun dm 1cing (ll!d soci(l/i::inu:. .} lon!cconling '!)() (lc/dcd a lUll' llrist to the tmdition(l/ c/(lntc (ll!d D..j. :rlu uniqtu the nu lif '\lardiCms u:arc stuck nt.'l thc option to not onlu dctl!("( wul hl soc-i(l/, hut to (1/so u:m nhlc and p/(IJJ U:WIIC s. -T/ 1< dantl trasa lwu:c suttcss trith m1 mrcsonu turnout. tast studc nts (1/IW::u/ all tr ith their indir iduali(lJ. ch {!(Ill("( and S(ljh. -)opl wnwrc U wrlc s "ars/w/1 reUp close and permarkc d. "I cSfH tiall.tj cnjo.lj( d all sonal. ErJOY1'19 thc Sl.\".lj /(ldic s in thl ir S(ljlin' tile ro11ant i c at attin." rrosphPr . th i r .) lonlcmnlinrr '!)() trill stand casua· attireard hee h1laratinq out in tlu histor.lJ l~{ dantc s for soc•al scene of 111m IJJ 1rlw attc ndc d tlu part.l} 1-lorp '96. E>n;ors that ./(>llmrul, tdu 11 gang rioCarnyka .::ackc;or lu wc .w l'( rdJJ disruptc d trlwt trw; and re 1 i x Abram embra::e one ar SllJJfJOS( d to !Jc a ("(IS lUll W l {Otrer a'ld show rr( thc rand sc!fc pl(IN.forstudc nts treir S'llOOth to .u:o c!ftc rthl dw1N. Thc c.\'fJC ric;kil'c; 011 thE' C/IN .frigh{(fl(c/ (l'U.IJOII( !Jut dance floor. prorc d tl!c rc sponsihilit.t} and <Pho o by Arra maturity cif tast.) ligh studc Ills "loore> u: lw dwlttr it/1 thc situation and stuck tow tlu r. .fort hosc tr flo "hwnpc d and gri ndc d cll Jack ./i·ost's lair," /o17J '!)() surpc1s.wd all otlu rs. h>I/J lws lon,u: sinN rc nwifl(d thc studu1ts 'fmoriu dwu·c IHwus( (~{its wsual atnwsplu n and a.ffordahili(lj. It tras !J.lJfarthc cluapo;t w1d wsicst to plan for. . Ts junior Cmlwm Brock stall d, ""\ f017J is tlu danN trlu 11 pcoph just rda.\' and hme a good time." lorp '!)()fwd tr( n1c ndous sucN ss and trw; considc red hy all to he the !Jest one .ljO ..JunilH: llan(l R....a.ljhon (Wr((d, " lorp tras thc nwstfun it has ncr hun. Tlu n1usic tras hc ttc rand then tn n c1 lot more pwplL" Dances trill ahraJJS !Jc afmoriu part (if tast.) ligh .)tfwol and trill stand out in all Morp royalty. Front row: c; p~omore quee11 Lindsay Woodward. th( IIIU 110ric s fore l'( r! sophomore irg Tri~t·n Br•dgec;. freshrr.:m Ki'lg <;cotty Scott. -Lind ey Jone 40 freshman queen Valen Carey. Back row: Katie <;pira. Katie F1sher. Jesse Te'llp e. Regan Linto11. Charles Wood. Asher. Dav1d YarLAS. Jul1a Steiner. Mar1ah Love. fiarnal'l Bagus. I �Vogue. A+ r a l1+tlP gambl ng ard ocial11•ng w tiJ tlle1r frit>'ld<;, frp llmer rr tta am s and Rcdn y Rue er come •oget'ler for a slow dan e at the succes f~ IJo 1rg '96. (PIJoto by Ka hie r 0Jrcar) Express o u r selves. At Morp '96,jur i o r s A i c; h a ParKs and A 1 a '1 d Raybon et com pletely l oos e . ( PIJoto by Katrleen Durcan) y Time out. After wor i nq up a swea on thf' tlurnp•r'l' dance> floor a• Morp '96, fresr'ller'l Baird K E'insrr.itiJ ar'ld AnnalisP Sor~nser'l r gaintreirbreattJ and watctJ all the o h r di hard dane rs. eagpr to joir'l them aga ·non t e f' oor. Studerats w o atterded darces usually found a way to have a good time w; U• their frl erds. (PIJotoby atrlee'l Durcan) Rock 'n r o 1 1 . Jominat 1ng t'le d a n c e f 1 o or . junior Ha u e HE:>lOZOW teaches sophomore S a r a h St-owalter IJi s smooth moves. c Phcto by J e n r y Barre t Time to shine. Ma 1ng IJer way ~ the da'lce floor at the casJal yet Pver popu ar Morp '96. Jur•or ico'e 5 mmons thorough y E'njoyc; r rse'f.One of tre ways to en joy a dance ' i e Morp is to com pletely le your c; lf go. icole prepares to noc t>veryorp out w•tiJ her amazing dane nq i 11 s and u 1 t mate ability to dance ur'l•i' srP drops. (Photo by athleen Durcanl Smooth as ice. ')t:> i c r s N i 1. .:> 1 e '1 Pugr and LJ<nsey W• 1 son a r e dr ssed to im press a home com i ng ' 96. < Pnoto by athleen Durcan) 41 �crea• v ur ors Cart mania. Fa ulty crapc>rore r. Fla9eolle ard ~r. ~erdelsbe~q spent t r venirg at t P ~wpe+r ar darce provid•ng trarsportat·o., to • darce to all studE>nts w'lo at • rdPd. S+udents espec1ally I ed h1s dd'lCe because of the golf car c; t~at w r provided to ta~e Studen S o the gym for t~e darce. (Pro o by at ' n Durcar) Sweethearts. En oying t~<>ir Pveni'lq , frpc;~man ~co+ty ~co•t and TJ s•t..dent T ~ary Lozoya rr.a e 11e mcs of th i r t IT'" • the an'lua' Sweetreart da'lce . <Photo by Katnleer Durcarl Dance the night away. Dur·ng SweE>t he r• . sophc'llore ~-<annah Bagus and senior B~ya., ~ravPz show of~ tr r supreme mov s . Pho o by ~acrael Al aya 11 l 42 �~ Prom place. S r1o~ prom wa tJe1d at tr P tro' u~ 1ub n h An onda Tow r ~ •r 3/tr t 1':lor o at d at 555 Sev n eertl" ') ree•. '>er ore; ~p n• •r r •1 r joyi~g tr vi£'w ard dar c.' ng the n1<;t t away. (Ph to by Kathl e r nurcan, afc stir c part (~j'tlu .lj( m:/(Jr n zw 1.LJ stuclc 11ls. The .)tr((t/uart /)w1N and the wuuwl z .)uzior Pronz Nrtainl.LJ kept trith tradition ·f/ u the 11 zc j(n· .)t r ccthe art t r as One ljjr c. Til( .w nz{j'ornwl all in and tlzc t alullinc cttnwsphc n pron zptc d studc nts to dw 1N I t/1( night wrct.LJ· "·)tt·u-t/l(art lzas altt'Cl.LJS hunnzufaroritc dw1cc IHcausc (if its t a/- \) <( "fraditionall.LJ. dw1N share ahrcwsiH c11 ( nl ine then ze s, "said sn zior ) /urlzan Chandiu: )lwl.LJ stude nls tdzo aiSweetheart royalty. ~ro'lt row: le nde d A1ara Ra y b o r • a t r 1e e r ') u r a r • aJzreed, "! nalf.LJ liked tlzr !!:O[j' J e a n He>~ry. r e L 1 n d e y on s. "l i co 1£> ::J a n 1 e . ' Brenna Br o o Larson. Car ri£' Marsh. Back row: Bryar Swarn. Paul LauriE'. F rror Mor ga~. .Jkt> Mue 1 er. Keve Brae i nqtor. Dav·d Bulow z thci r fl rst .) t r (( tlu art carts and tlzc festire surroundino·s; tlz(LJ he /p((/ 111c lzare nwd o·wnc trith .wnior o·irls." said fnslznzmz. \car Iascitclli. ·n ze.LJcar :c; !J io-cru; u r uzt. Pronz, tl'Ctslzcld at the Petroluun Cluh in tlzc. Inaconda \) ·Tm rc rdm t'IZlOt t'JZ. It pror ida! a tronduful sellino· j(JI' a z nio·htJitll e~j'nunzorics. The last dwzco; eif the .L)C ar signif.LJ tlzc cnd (if m1otlzc r .Lj((U: !Juttlu nzrnwric s Pr om r oyalty. front row: Peter Baer. Amber B c;or. Amber Tel Cary Sadler. Maur ce e sor. Em11y a ow. Back row: Kara ~1cl~tosh. Nico'e :lc.rham. -.rae: e1s r. Vi~cert Brown. J II' i~e Ma on. Not pi turE'd Er'n GJinr. ~m1th. tlzq; lzold tt·illlastj(Jrcru: -Case .LJ Coler 43 �ith IIIWI.IJ IIUIII/)(r!ijrrllll th< pnriou!i ywr n tum in!!. wulii!W!JJ start ill!! tlu irflrst ywr. th< IU 11· ywr hmu!!h I fn sh flu-<.<; and IU II' id< as. Working hard for the money. To rr.ake rr.o11ey for their class . resh~en Becky Harr' a11d Will1am Recrt sell candy and refreshmert at t'le basketbal' games. !Photo by ath e n Durcan> -\< nwr <·ow1cil11· as ('OIIlpo.w d of mtin /.LJ 1u II' pwplc. 1r hi/( all hut O!l( of tlu juniors II'< n n tumill!!. -Th( soplumum ('OliiU'il1ws SfJiit ll'ith II( II' (1!1([ old. Tfu war Of)(IUd ll'ith (I raricllj of I plw11Ud actiritic .<;wulfundrai.<;( rs. ·Tiu .w niordass IH !!WI h,LJ ('Oil('( ntratill!! on th(ir !;(llior !iUl'ic< project ill 1rhich I .w nion; ro/un/(( r((l to do sp< cijkjohs rHjaror!i II' hich II' ( n IJid 011 hy !illl<h 1!/!i. ·Tiu junior(·owldlsp<nt tlufallfocu.wd on tlu tast. ltwd<; um-:- calmdar. /3(/11'((11 .w/cctill!! Big sions. Jun iorc; Nicole Dan1e . Car r1e Marc;r, B r e n n a B 0 0 <; r th< II US and spirit< d. imolt (([and ("()llllllilt((l tast mndidat<s. to !!(/till!! plwtos tak< 11. fuulin!! a !!OOd print< r wulflnal/.1) acttwlsa/( s. th< n II'W; a Larson. Mat~ Vel lore and Pau' taurie 'ook trrough calendar p r o o f s . <Photo by Rac'lael Alkaya'il I I :r: I- lot of II'Ork to /J( doll(. lt!.}wllwr.t; and./< hnwr.LJ tluirattultion1ras 11101'( dir(c/ul toward -\11'((//uart. Tfu SOfJhOIIIOr( ('OW ICif Sf)( Ill Iiiii( OII.}OI/Jj f{andu I' sa/( s, in Lt hich ((ICh munh< r carri((l a ha!! of ('(lfld.tj and "' sold to their p(( rs during clas.w s. nu .1) also plwuu d a I lock-in for tlu .w cond war in a rmr. I Jru;/l/ll(tl COW!Cil got tmd<ru:a.lj /a(( ill til< war and lik< moM fnslmu 11 <·ow1dls <·oncu!tratul th<ir tim< on !!< tting tlu fn s/ull( 11 off tlu !!mw!d and twchill!! tlu 111 hmr to fly lt' ith their nnr .'/ ftwd td1ws. -Th<ir main fwulrai.w r ll'as to I'll/! /h(' ('OIU·<ssirm stand during tlu popular ll' ill/( r sports. 44 -Bree Ca art & Matt Vellone Stranglehold. Sophomore COJ'lCl' members Greg Hoe er and C'larles Wood JO e around during third hoJr while d·scuss ng differe'lt idea to raise money tor the sophomore class . <Proto by Annie Robb) I I �Sitting pretty. Junior ounc•l at ~r phcto shoo~ tor t~e J~r or cla s f~ndrais•ng pr • tr ~'Is~ cale'ldar .... ounci l chose tor cog'liZe o~tsta'ldirg juniors and ser•or r h 1r 1997 lerdar. Frort row: Bryar Swarn, Dav1d Bulow. Row ~wo: N1cole Jamel. Br rra &ro ks Larson. Carr e Marsh. Ba k row:Paul L Jrle. Matt Vellone. ~arre'l Bla k an. Pho o by Bett nger P~otography) Senior council. ~ront row: Endia May. Lyr.sey W1lsor.Bryan Chavez. Morgen Kirg, Phill1p Caldw '1. Bac.k row: Maurice N 'c;o'l. Livy Bridges. Brandy Johnson. Junior council. Front row: Dav1d 8Jlow. 1cole Dar;el. Brenna Broo s Larson. CarriE' Marsh. Matt VellonE'. Sac row: Darrer B'ackman. Pa~l Laurie. Bryan Swarn. Lindsay rahesra Hoefer, Class act. )e'lior council members Livy Br•dges. Morgen i'lg ard Pr• lip Caldwell d1s ~ s possib1e 1deas for fJ'ldra•s1ng ~or the sen or pro~. which was held at the Pe~r 1 um Club. (Photo by Rachar1 Alkayal· l Freshman counci 1. Front row: Michael Turner, Keyonna Harvey. Joce 1yn D~d' ey. Sha had a Abdal Rahman. Back row: S'ffiO'le Morrison S,oan. Dan MJrpry. 45 �Healing hands. ~carbeary conso'e~ ~op~omore Andrew his a~~l•tted f' ance. Luct. played by re~r'tlan Je s1ca Marschhause'l. arel a<;c;.Jr c; h r o~ his ove. <Proto by Kathleer ~.Jrcan, Skin deep. Jur·or Alex Volpe qr•ns diabolically after sat sfying his morsterouc; app tit w h tre you'lq blood of poor Lucy. p'ay d by Jesc;1ca Marschrausen Photo by ath een Our ar 46 �'E,t .w ttu/s 1 It o·t/111 c111d .c;illltJh. lttu1.c; tlu t.mct n tJiim q dVl of a tmditio11al lirill!! mo111: ('()-::.,lj. 11 ith a Jirt .c;/i<rhtly turp urcan a!!lou·. a con!fy dwir a11d a ('()1/cctirm of /)(}oks .. 11/tras .w n 111. t.\'N ptjiw tlu tt rit nwsic·that ptawd sojt/.lJ ill tlu z hcu·k~mtuld, trctl'llill!! tlu audit It('( not to luji){)/((/ h,lj thc ct 111 !fort ahit a I 11 lOS! Jlu n. hutto lu 1m pcm djiJnrl wtlay in ston. Tltt ntusit·. twnhinul trith tlu illusin Jiditw t!f tJUWtfulttt ss ill.c;tillcd ill tlu audit llt't ajidi11~ of txln nu 011\'itty. ·This Jidill!! o11/y illllltsijitd as tlu tJla.lJ 1)/'0cH clul. .f ron 1 ('ou/11 Dram/a's i111oxiwtit I!! 11 /.lJSU riou.~- I II .'iS (II tc/fj_IC!J '.c; I i'O[U/WIIjiw II (/ II' ((I J.: ('/I i/d iiiiiHI dial)()/ i- ('((/ ntonslt r. to 1\t nji( hi's schi-::.oplm nia. th( wulit liN (.\'/)( riuu·u/ (/ milt r-('()(IS/1 r rult fro /I/ ht !!ill II ill r /(} (II(/. Tlu oulra!!ttJUS talu11 and contpdlill!! qualities t!f tlu actors twllhin((/ tt ith tlu stul'ia/ t,ff{tl.c;, trhich u·tn. acIf looks could k i 1 1 Am d I thP h 1< fog . Pt>rie l1grt and ;> und1rg mu~ic. 1Jr1or A xVope,a th v C unt Dra~Jla . cap tiH•PS tflt> aud1ence w1th h mys• r• ous aura ard aevil•sh stare wr1le aomina 119 trP stagP w1 th h s extra r d naryactirg ab•l1ties. <Prot by Kat~ leer Durcan) cordill!!lo. //(.\' t olpt. ''h!Jfartlu IHsl ofall.lJ hi!!h sdwo/. althou!.rh quilt da/1,!!( mus." a11d tht ('()1/alwmtwll of tlu tw !tali-::. ill!! 11 w.c;ic a11d li!!l!ls pmduct d a plcl!J 1haiti' as out of this trorld. ./or tilt productim1 of /Jmm/a tlu tasl ·Th(a/( r (oii!/HIII!J 1 .\'/ 11 rin u 11/u /tr i th a douhlt mstto !!it' ( 11111n 01 'I Jortuni(lj jiw alltlu tall Ill ill lht duh to IH portra.y((/. Dt hiJi( ./lo111ht r!!plaf;((/ Dr.·\( tUird. as dicl lda111 Uuyslt r. a11d slu jokt d. "Rt ill!! douhlt NISitrith a !!ll.t} lu /p((/ Ill( !!U i11 touch trith lll,lJ nwsculi111 side .. Tlu pltl!J proru/ n ry linu c·onslllllill!! as tach 1u·tor .wwrijiN d tlu irliflto tlu S/a!!( Ill t nsun tlu stu·cc .<;.<; of th( pla.lJ. ·Tht v actors had so11u fun in tlu pro('( ss too. Da11 Rc rso11 co/1/IIU lilt d. "Til( hi!!hli!!ht o.ftlu piau tras trlun. \()(/ !!OI Nllapultt elfin .ft 1 I i11tlu air hy tlu Dmcula /[{It r." Tlu sillltJiil'il.lJ t!(tlu .w I. tht lllfj-'ilt riou.c;/1( ss r!f tlu dwrac/1 rs wul tlu IIW/uri(lj r!f tlu tU'IIIn; It d to .w /louts 1 t't r.lJ lli!!hl. -Lind ey Jones Dracula. Frcrt row: rr•c H "rr 11. ::J 'li 1 B rsor. Row 2 : Jordar Var a ~11 y, Alex Volpe . ssic ~ar~~~~ user . Al x Harv y . Det>t>ie Flomberg , Ananre St ·n. Bac row : Ada'll Crry r, T.J . M1ller . Peter ~err·c ~are. Andrew Scarl:leary . Antro.y Parker. Pro o by Mr. Berso'l F1schbac~ . 47 �~( tradition oftlu OII/II WI SJJI"ing lllll.'iini/11·os (WI - I inw d II' i I II I II( tost Illw/( ,. ( ·oniJ )( 111,1(~ \ /o rei! 1m .w /1/(/ - tion of"Tiu \/u.-;i(' \/on ... Tlu \/( rulitll \\ illsoiiJJio,IJ . .w I in tun 1 of tlu ('( ntwy loll' a. inc/u(/( d ta.-;t act ill!! I' (/( rw IS sud1 a.~ w nior ./di.\'. lhmn1. (/,<; til( "usic· soplwnum /)an fi( rson. as t('( fan . wul II as ,<;( t' ( ml /1( 11 fa('( s ind1uli111.!' fn sl!nwn .Jiniiii.IJ Boisclair ond .w nior .John {)(ffi 111)(111!!11. WIIOII!! its tits/. In 1ulditionto tn~t .~/u(/( Ills. tlu ('(/.~/also indud(d 1 h nu ntwy school stwh ntsfronl/11( ('0111/llllllity. Dinctor \/( lody Du tr!.[a/1 col/((/ this stwy of a jli111-}1w11 " ('Oil IIIli II who falls in lm( tr II ih 11y in!! to.<;( ll11o1 H .\'is/( 111 hond ( qu if n /1( nt"o sonu strnv .. Its ('(I.<;/ rifahout r i!!ii(IJ tras Oil( oftlu lar!.[( st o (I' in any rif t-T("s JJmductions. Of tlu stor,LJ. had soplwnwn {{( !!W 1 lj_nton tr llo plaw d laria11 tlu 11hrarian said. :· 1ft( r tratcilill!! Oil( .<;('(II(, ,IJOII'//tl'(//1/ to tro 111ilk a ('011' ((I/ SO/II( rif Ba11111 r. I(.c; !.[ood 'oh. lnu ri('(lll Jun .'" - \lattlu tl' t dloll( Music Ma n. StrJ•t ng t" s stuf'f dur ng a rur through or tre> play, sen or Felix Abra as Dr. Ha ro 1d ~ 11 . thc>musi man. amuses or 1oo er!> dur ng a funny scere. Mos• ca!>t mem bers were re qui r d to be a nfgrt y re hearsal s or evera 1 hours and those not n atte'ldance 1 ost often their rolec;. (Photo by Audra Epste>in) Front row: Regar Lirton . Fel•x Abr~m . J~bbi Dav•dsor. Amelia Cook . Al ison Morr, voseph Abram. Isa•all Abram. Allison 1..1anes. George Low • Jer miar Abram, :Jebbi Rom ro. Brian Herra d. ae'in Gou'et . Sarah ~aulet . Row 2: Erika Hoef'• , Sarar F•nger. Mary Kate Morr . • Jc.irda Sanchez. r...:. Miller. Debbie F'omberq . Ash ey Homburqer. Molly >Jostetler. Jerry ew an. 11..11 e AcreP, lot'' Jerse'l. Kat Brad n, Taylore Casbariar Wilson . Row ..i: Sage Cumm ngs , Amy R•mpson. Alexi~ We>ber . Amber ~mith. :Javid ~otloy. Daniele Parsers . Hilary Rubin. Molly Davis. Jane Parl. Michaela Wel~h. All on Taft. Ali Andersor, 0 a Stoc .,old . Jordan Fiscl'lbach. M1ke Reynolds. Ar•anre Stein, risty W•lfl y, Dan Berson. Adam Perez. Sac row: 5hante Abra'll. ~acey W· 1 i ams . Carr; e f'la rsh. Jos phi ne Lowe . Je!>s i ca Waescre. AndrE>a Swarson . Hunter Sw.ith , John Patnc C.rJm , Antrony Parker . Andrew Scarbeary , Darren Blackman. Rebeccah Margo'in. Raechel 5talllnqs, Vanessa Ke ley. JJdi Davidson. Jimmy Boiscla•r. 48 I I I �Foolin' around. Durirg a brea from play practice. senior Antho'ly Par r ard 5ophomore T.J. Miller ta e time o~t fro~ the1r in e'ls•ve rehearsal schE'dule to relax with a 'itt'e a~usem n . <Pro o by Audra fpstein) Love at firth thight. A~ Wirthrop. played by Ashley Homb~rger. looks or. sophomore Regan • i 'lton. asMari an tre 'ibrariar. falls for Harold Hi '1. tre Music Mdn. portrayed by Fe'i Abra'Tl.<Pro o by Audra f.pstein) 49 ���Teaming up. nior icolt.• l'u h bring tht' squad to ether v. tth a chl't'T to pep th players on the field up and rl'\Wt' thetr confidl•ncc. (Photo b • Audr,l E tt•in) In uni on. Workm a a t am, mot 1 ol Pugh and JUniors Ra h I Hunt nd Alana Raybon keep m perfc um on dur mg a \\i'll·pra heed ch r d tgned t keep ~veryont' piritcd. (Photo by Jea~ ,ubutt) The big S-Thc squad dunng a routm pra hcc I am thl' art offom1mg letter wtth thetr me. Other changes were made to trcngthen the squad, including a change in sponsors. Junior Rachel Hunt stated, "I think it was a change that really ed to be made. Th re are c1 lot of great new things going on. We n't ask for a better ponsor than Mrs. affrey." Lara Porter o sweat. Without bemg fa sed a bit, junior Ashley Tisdale, senior Amber mith and ~ophomore "'ariah Love perform a cheer with no flaws to refuel the crowd's spirit. (Photo by Ms. affery) 52 Front row: Lynsey Wilson, Mariah Love, Amber Smith, Ashley Tisdale. Row 2: Atsha Park!:., annyka Jackson, Fatima Masud, Rachel Hunt, Jeanine Henry. Back row· Mrs. Caffrey, Amber Batson, tcole Pugh, Alana Raybon, Edgar Lewis, Myesha Griffie, Jasmine llarbison, Tomeka Jones. �"Cheerleader make the world go around!!" - enior icole Pugh "Cheerleading ha been one of the mo t po itive and interesting thing out of my nigh chool year ." - enior Mve ha Griffie · "Turtles! (stomp) That ain't turtle, that' ... " - enior Amber Smith "Ah, bu t 'em; Jump! hake yo' booty! nd we're marching!" - enior Fatima Maud Good port. Junior Edgar Lewis watches the game intently between cheers keeping himself aware of what's happenmg. (Photo by Audra Epstein) On top of the world. Sophomore MMiah Love, s~nior Amber Batson and junior Ja mine liarbi on support junior Jeanine Henry cheering from the top of the pyramtd . Thi is one of the squad's most exciting tricks. (Photo by Ms. affrey) 53 �"Even with the hole in my chest and orange laces, I maae the girl s ream when I scored \\'ith mv head." -senior Phil DiPaolo "You can't hold me, ou can onlv hop to contain me." "Even with thi goofy hole in my che t, and the fact that I can't b contained, I till make the ladie cream with my orange laces." - enior Dan Bludeau "Thi team had th talent and the heart to win the championhip, but we had one letdown and we got knocked out of the tournament. We wer unlucky." -senior Will Wagenlander Ball control. \Nhile prcparmg for a shot on goal, senior • 1ck M, c~ demon~trate!> hi a hili he" and geb pa"t the commg defender~ . (Photo by Jean arbutt) On the attack. During the game against Montb •llo, junior Dylan Grogan get the ball under control as he prepare~ for the oncoming defender. (Photo b) Jean Carbutt) 54 �Goin for the gold. Preparing for a hot on o. I, emor Bnan Evan~ loo to ophomore Dan Cornejo for a pas . (Photo by J an rbutt) The way I ee it. Teilmmate jo h Olson and ' 1tk A her watch the game and discus' their next move. (Photo by Jean ,ubutt) At the b ginning of th boy var ity occer though anoth r tate champion hip victory wa imply hanging in the balance. Man t am memb 'r had ta t d victory JUSt two hort ea ons c1go and were prepped andre, dy for another champion hip. Led b a bevy of returning eniors, team captain!> Dan Bludeau and David Ro enthal wer the driving force bhind the team' glonou e, on. "\ e had up and down , but when the play- Ea t 2 Coronado 0 off rolled around, we really came to- East 0 Palmer 2 gether. We had a lot of talent and a lot of Ea t 4 Rampart 5 heart; we ju t got unlu k , t the end," ~:s: ~ orth g , id Ro nthal. A the goalie, he hi ned East 2 ~::~;:Y 1 in the Broomfield game and wa. a great Ea t 0 Manual 2 help to the team throughout the sea on. East 5 Lincoln o nother great h lp to the Angel Ea t 5 Montbello o wa newaddition 1icholiMac . "Ilovcd Ea t o West o 3 playing occer; it gc ve me a chance to East 2 South 0 meetpeopl duringthepre e, onprac- Eat 10 TJ tic ·,but occer her i a lot more brutal DISTRICTS than in B >lgium," aid M, e . East 1 Arapahoe 2 Lookingbackonhi pastso cerdays, Ea t 2 Montro e 1 enior Jo h Malman uid, "Thi sea on STAT East 1 Broomfield 0 ( hootout) was a\".'e ome. Th r pon ibility ot Ea t 4 L. Palmer 5 ( hootout) overseeing wimming I sons at th pond really made me se how far I've come in four years." In ju t four short year , they have all progressed and the younger players will continue to lead the te,1m to greatness. Despite the heartbreuking loss to Lewis Palmer that ended their season, the returning players remained positive and excited for next year. - a y Coler SCOREBOARD Var,it Soccer. Front row Dan orneJO a than M.1~cllelh. athiln Dell herro, Josh Obon, Jo~h 1alm<Jn, D, n Bludt'• u, David Ro~enthal, Will Wagenl.1nder, Adam ayton Holland, id. :\1ae,, Benji Hiller, in nt gur,\ Row 2: oach Tel' MacDonald, Robbie Jorgenson, ick Asher David Bulow, Luke \llul•ller, (),wid Yarus, Miltt Stenm<Jrk, hrisAmbruso, Phil DiPaolo, olby Reves, Dylan Grogan, John l..mph1 r, Bnan !·van~. '1ck Jenning~. Takin' it all in tride. Demon,trating hb good ball control, freshm.1n ate Ma~titelli show-. that he ha' what it takes to get the JOb done (Photo by Jean , rbutt) 55 �Total control. Studvmg each move made bv Pondero~a · witb the utmost concen-tratiOn. JUnior olleen Brav.,haw, .,em or Nicole Gorham ,md junior Lind~l'V Jones prefare for the attack. (Photo by Krishan .ichtenfels) Above there t.Jumor lmds<'y Jon and senior }ulie}ahnkesoarabove th nd, knocking all competition out of their way. (Photo by Kn tian l.ichtentels) The ea on began with a f ling of confu ion. Th t am wa made ware that o, h Julie o would not b r turning , nd who the new , ·ar~ity coa h would be w, s unknown 1-------------, well into th ummer Th • w re fiSCQREBQARD nallvnotified that Coach arcia would assti'mcth position of head coach. This East 2-1 Green Mountain was a big transition and plil •cr had Ea t 1-2 Pondero a very mi ed feelings about the switch. Ea t 2-0 Hinkley "Having a new coach was an e citing, East 1-2 Wheatridge yet frusterating change. The e tra East 2-0 TJ calisthenti helped our victorious seaEa t 2-0 Lincoln son. Gnfortunatel) , the loss of volleyball knowledge provtd to be a disadEast 2-0 Montbello vantage when our :.-kill \Vere put to East 2-1 Kennedy the test," junior olle n Brayshaw Ea t 2-0 orth summed up. Even so, ever ·one went Ea t 2-0 West into the sea on vdth an open mind and East 2-0 outh a que..,t for victory, and victoriou the ' East 2-1 Thornton w~:re. Along with winnin 7 cit , the · East 2-0 Manual tunned all by beating Thornton , nd East 2-0 George becoming the first OP school to ever Di tncts be ranked in state. "In the Thornton East 2-1 Greeley Central game, we were able to prove just how East2-1 Wa on good or could be, no matter what new papers nor suburban schools Ea t 0-2 Heritag said," commented Kathleen Ourcan. Yet, the loss at districts ended the season in a disappointing way. However, all in all, the team surpassni all of its goal . "Ours 'a on was awesome. We surpris d everyone with our amazing skill and success. We exceeded all c pectations of a or school," remarked Andrea Joens. The continuation of, strong nucleu!-> of juniors ~hould allow for the strong tradition of reputable ngel volle •ball. -Lindse Jones < Off the court. Proving their team unity and spirit, senior Andrea Joens, junior Lindsey }ones and senior 'icole Gorham prepare to throw candy into the crowd at a pep rally and show their appreciation to their faithful fans . (Photo by Colleen Brayshaw) 56 Front row: Andrea Joens, Coach Stan Garcia, Colleen Brayshaw. Row 2. Coach Betsy Allen, Liz Shaver Coach Mike Hernandez. Back row: Katie Fisher, }esse Temple, Kathleen Durcan, icole Gorham Katherine Huff, Julie Jahnke, Lindsey Jones, atasha Molock, Rachel Miller �"I et the ball ." -senior Liz Shav r "I mack the ball " - enior 1cole Gorham "I dig the ball ." -semor Julie Jahnke "I love the ball !" -senior Andrea Joen. Serve it piking hot! While the crowd watches mtenth senior L1z Shaver ser>es one of her many ace~ . (Photo bv Kn..,han LIChtenfels) Unlawful entry. Sk11lfully blocking the ball, junior Colleen Bray haw dominate" the nl'l and allow<, nothing to pass over her guard . (Photo by Kristian Lichtenft•l,.,) 57 �"I play for the love of it." -senior Brent Walker "In this game, no h'\lo playe~ are the same; m order to stand out, you've got to bring the pam." -senior Ryan Temple "There is a time for fun and game, but on the griduon it's all busines ." -senior Chri lfred "Play every game like it's your Ia t game becau e you never know when you're going to go." - enior Maurice el on On the go. During the game against Creek, ~enior Chris Alfred and the rest of the offen~e line up for their next play. (Photo by udra Ep~tein) Driving downfield. Working quickly against the defender,, nior Ameer Lowe run~ around the right side for a b1g gain. Lowe spent most of the season on defense, but late m the year was al-.o ucces~ful as a running back. 58 �Doubl e duty. ftl•r completmg the SA I te t, senior Branden Jac'kson change~ into hb football um orm on the Sidelines. Jackson entered the game and wa~ instrumental in the victory O\er orth l!'akmg numcrou~ taci...Ies and ho(dmg the Vikings scorele !>. The var ity football team hade\ cry intention of going, II the way thi ea on. Howe\ er, the 1996 ea on proved to be m re of a challenge than theyhade P" ted Th irflr tgameagain tCreckwa admittedlyabad h duhngchoice. Yet the team kept their pirit high and b ttled ba k, winning their ne t two game . Team memb r all agrc~d that thevi toric againstManualand We twerethe cason' be t.The Creek 56 Eat 0 u th to end the 21 Manual East 40 a high point. oming game Wet Ea t37 6 again t George was on of the 1 East 7 TJ more memorabl game of the Mon th llo 49 Ea t 19 sea on. enior Mauri e 1 el on 12 Ea t 15 Georg said,''The crowd wa pumped Kenn dy 26 Eat 0 up and they definitely helped u pull out th win." orth 0 Eat 29 The tough lo e Lincoln 0 Ea t33 were to such powerhouse as 21 South Ea t 40 TJ.Montbelloand Kennedy. The lo to TJ wa pecially heartbreaking be au e it wa by only cle\ en points. Team Cdptions Am er Lowe and Maurice . telson helped the team through its ups and downs. 1 hey \\'ere sad to be leaving, but they were optim1 tic nbout ne t year' team. "Th re are a lot of good player like Gerrin cott, Craig Martin, Anh...·on Washington and Bryan warn who will make sure they are well taken care of next year," the captains said. - a ey oler SCOREBOARD Var ity I ootball. l'ront row: Coach ole, Ben Montez, Brandon Miller, Hance Taplin, Coach Loren Turner, I dg rD. w on, Brandon Bell, Maurice. elson, oach Tate. Row 2. Franklin Hurd, Tyrone ·haffer,Jtlseph !hom. , Rt .udo Rmz, Damon Bobbs, Felix orral, Randall Paigl', Lance Wall...er Row 1: Coach ll'\·y, Co.1ch Hys.lw, Zurie Hams, Cecil Robinson, raig Martin, John Paul Lech, Lorenzo Washington, Larry Putman, Fric Brown, oach Bonner, Coach Rhone. Row 4: Cody Story, Michael Reynolds, Pat Tague, I umumba S.1yers, Ameer Lowe, tk.olas McDonald, huck Tague, Antwon Washington Rov. 5 Keith Bodnar, Branden Jacbon, James Ma well, Ryan Temple. Brent Wall...er, Chns Alfred, Khan Clark. Back rov.: Kevin hristensen, Anthon)' Pryor, Jamie S.1nders, C.errin Scott, Bryan warn, Vincent Brown. Warmup . Before the start of the s~.:ond half, sophomore quarterback Gerrin Scott practices some toss~~ with junior wide receiver Bryan warn . lthough th~ weather for most of the game~ was good, there were a few games \~here it did not cooper.1te as l'Yidenced by the snow piled up on the ..,idelines. 59 �oftball team never let up. gh, n o ' and nnic tath had finally r, and the, int"nded tl mak the. mo t of it. n with a high!, impre be t of ,1n, tory. The team's re ord wa even more impresst\·e when taking East 12 Holy Famil 2 into account the age of the team orth Ea t 9 0 as a whole. \Vith onl three seEast 12 Littleton 2 niors on the squad, the outlook is Lincoln East 5 bright for the years to come. junEast 6 Ken ned 13 East 17 George 2 ior 1onica rawfurd \Vas the Montbello 1 East 19 fourth captain and she had high East 21 Wet 5 hopes for ne t season, "Youth is East 22 George 4 an advantage. \Ve an only get Lincoln 7 East bett r." Manual Ea t 10 0 Thev finished their season finEast 10 orth 1 ishing ' t.'Cond in the city. AlEa t 9 Wet 7 East 20 outh 5 though they would have likl'd to Ea t 16 1 T] have fimshed first, most agreed East 3 Kennedy 5 that it was their 1 -3 record that Re ionals: We the imp rtant thing. l'nior East 9 Highland R. Kate Huff Cl mmentcd, "We he d Bear Creek 11 East 0 ome dovvn times, but we were all very proud of th 'end results. We all put a lot of time, effort and heart into our season. I wish I could come back next year. " With a continuing program growing stronger eve~y year and with other athletes who desire to play softball choosing to attend East, the softball team's outlook shines brightly. -Casey Coler SCOREBOA RD A powerful force. Tossmg up a winner, freshman Katie Konrad aimo., to "trike out the Highland'> Ranch batter. Konrad was one of the many outstandmg fre,.,hmen to jom the '>oftball team and strengthen the pitching staff(Photo by Kevin M oy) 60 Var ity oftball. Front row: Coach A. Mendebb~·rg, Chelsea Polzer, Jacquelin Mrzlikar, Jenn_ Cnm( Katie Konrad, Kate Huff, Tamika Haw kin'>, Em1IV teed . Row 2 oach onrad, Anme Stathe..,, Kn~t Houser, Monica rawfurd, asey ~ott, Katie O'>.tello, Ah'>on Bartlett, oach S Mendl'i'>Dl'rg. Back Meghan M oy,. arah Bulow �" ivc u~ a and •·ve' II rocking whole park." -senior Mcghan Me oy "Losing love i like a window in ·our heart, everybody see you're torn apart, everybody feels the wind blm\-." -senior Kate Huff "Quiet confidence, we're b •tter than they are!" -junior Monica rawfurd "Grrrrrr. ...... " -senior nni tathe~ Take a stance. Cdting into po-.ition, st•nior nnie Statlws prt'pares to tal-.t• as\\ ing at tht• coming pitch . Oubtanding hitting by Angl'l pl.wer-. hdpt•d the tl',lm score runs to ddt•at their opponents. (Photo bv R.H:hal'l Alk.1pli) Getting physical. Durmg tht• game again~t ~1anu.1L ~ophomort• Tamtl-..1 H.n, kin doe her winning windup. Pitching wa~ tlllt' ot the "trong pomb of tht• tl',lm, en.1hling tht• Angeb to 1-.t•t•p the oppo~ing tt•am from sconng. (l'hoto hy ll nnv B.Hrl'tt) 61 �"To b' a good tennis player, you han.> to use fuzzy balls." -Jamie Winkel,12 "I didn't know how to play tennis until I came to East." -Ted Burghardt, 11 "Do it for Mr<,. Thalhofer" -Paul Laurie, 11 "It's all about the cll)thes, the flows and the40loves." Chns Konrad, 11 wingin' into action. While kl'epin); hb eye on tlw !:>all, Junior )1 Zela~ncy put ,111 his fh1rt mto hi~ ~l·n· . ( l'hotll bv Rol:>in ,reenl:>ergl An intense moment. Dunng an important match, junior~ hri~ Konrad a Gabe DunLan-Rmtman consult ealh other about thetr double~ ~tr,1tegy by Audra l·p~tein) 62 �I{ ad cl, go! howtng dforl , nd con cntratwn JUntor Ben \1,• ·th.1kr P'' P• rc to htt, h, rd n•turn (Photo by \udn f pstctn) Kingo fth ecourt. umberonc mgl pia. er JUJUor Ted Bur •hardt conn•ntr,ltc on hts malt h. !Photo bv ]ennv BarrL•tt) · 'I11c "• on couldn't havtc gone b tter for the 1996 boy tenm~ team. Why were thmgs o g d? Th an wer \\t1 five returning var ity player r at n w addition . Th went undef , t d in th di tri t, nd took th ity champion hip All the hard work pmd off f r tht• three single pia\ er , t•nior jami Wmkel , nd juniors P.1Ul L.:lUn •, nd Ted Burghardt. Burghardt pr vided an une pc tt•d boost wh<: n he tran East 6-1 Manual ferrl'd from 1anual this £,,]]. East 7-0 Montb •llo r laymg numb ron inglcs, he 6- 1 East West fim hed f1r tat th ity chnmEast 7-0 outh pion hip , qualif ing him for East 6- 1 orth tate. Wink I and Lauric also East 4-3 Kennedy quahfied for stc1t ~. ~-2 East George Tlw many new faces and East 7-0 TJ man · familiar on made it a fa'>t 7- 0 Lin oln grl•at sea on tor ,111. When junity Champions ior Joe Zel,lsney was asked what hb favorite thing about pia ·ing t •nm wa he an swl'rl'd, "'I he barb cu "• whi h were n double bonus for appeasing our), rgc appetites and , n icti •s aboutup llmmgmatches." Anotherteammemb "r,junior .ab Dun anRoitman, aid his favorite match was against Arapaho because the ' pnn•t•d that or team \\'Cre no worse th, n the ... uburbs. Overall it was a positin' season and there <Hl' high hopes for next year since most varsit • players will bl' returning. - nnie Robb SCOREBOARD .u it)- f e nni ~. l·ront row: (,ab,• Duncan·Ro1tm.m, ]l'tt l'\ cr,llll, .ilbert I 1n~ing. Kit Bram·r, hri' Konrad Ro\\ 2: C.li11L'ron ook, [),111 Sthrodl'r ]l'Tl'mvSdlUim.m, Adam \tuelll'r,Scott Thomp'llll. Bad. W\\ lPd Burghilrdt, Chris roxton, Karl•em ulan, Joe Zl'lasm•v, l'aull auril', Dan Murphy, tric Swan, Ilion \1! vth.1ler, Jamie Winkl'l, Coach Thalhofl'r Perfec t form . Running to gl'l ,1 tough ball, frL·~hman Dan \turph) m,1k~' the "hot. (Photo b\ Robin •TL'L'Ilbt•rg) 63 �Time out. Taking time out to he her .,hOl', ~ophomon• Tl'lia DeBoyl' prepar • her,.dffor thl' r,lCeahcad (Photo by Jean .ubutt) u e ful in both th ir team goal and per n, I goal wa the name of th gam for b th males ana female on tht> cro ountry team. Winning, nd I ing meet and getting b tter a th m d went b gave th t am ~:ncouragement a ignific, nt progn.: ~ s wa mad"· ontinuall running out door for cd the team to be abl to run in all kind of weather. Junior Matt Hone de~ ribed the worst kind of weather for him wh 'n h ~ aid, "\ hen it wa '-'Uper freezing cold lind the East iris 3rd weat on your hair tarted to 2nd \S Bovs fr"eze." Thi t p f ld wa Montbello orth/Manual/West the most difticult to run in bee, use of the numbnes it Ea t Bov 5th cau" d. niorJakeB n anal o East Invihtational emphasized his hatn:d for the cola wh n he said, "You go East Girls numbon eyou top."Theco1d Bovs 3rd vs was hatt>d b all Manual/TJ/Montb llo/George in e cro country involved It b of running, it w, s impor3rd City iris tant to know what prompted these runners to run. junior Ben 6th Boy Wofford commented," To keep in shape for kiing, nd to meet new people," which was a g od reason for an one t get involv d in hool activities. With ever ' sport t am, then: c, me initiation for incoming team m"mber ophom re Telia 0 Bo c de cribed what happ ned to th n w mer. . Sh aid, "We'v started a tr, clition of throwing the fre hmen in the lilke to wim." \ ith traditiOns and a love of running no matt r what the weather, the eros" country team continu d to be a steady force in the Denver Public chools. -Lara Porter SCOREBOARD Hard at work. S •nior Pl•ter Baer ,1nd junior B n Wofford main· tain th •ir di ... tance from the n!.,t of the group working with all they have. (Photo by Jean arbutt) 64 Cross country. Front row: Peter Baer. Ro\ 2: Iennard Daniel<;, Rhonda !'lace, Mane VICkie.,, Jake Bl' Matthew Vellone, Br •t 1eythaler, John Boisclair, Louis Ortiz, I~aac Vallejos. Back row· Coach Watt Charles Marshall, Bree Casart, Julie Jahnke, Lind.,ey Jones, Telia DeBoyes, Ben Wofford, DeSh Edwards, Devin Tappan, Ryan Ellis. �"I don't run to run .... .I run be- e au e of the horts." Bree - enior Ca art "I love playing a good eros country game." - enior John McCartney "Running ..... i · like a good bloody steak." -senior Adrienne Cohen "My pants, my pants, my pants are on fire." -senior Peter Baer Going the distance. ophomore Teli.:~ De Boyes pushes her,.,el to go the distance to complete the race with an amazing effort. (Photo by Jean arbutt) extra mile. Moving into the next mile, !-.enior Bree .:~sart keeps the juices .111 the way to the finish. (Photo by Jean arbutt) 65 �"Let's e some ymna tic ." -junior Aimee Witulski "It' ok to be good!" - ophomore Abby Jacobson "I like that." -junior Beverly Thomp on "Tenia, point your toe ." -fre hman Ro ie Drie Fluid grace. tarting off her routine on the beam, sophomore Tenia anders prepares to show her talent<,. (Photo by Kristian Lichtenfels) Upside down Junior Aimee Witulski performs a daring trick on the ba beam, a feat made more difficult b ·cause of the four inch span of the (Photo by Robin Greenberg) 66 �Prell mo ement~. Working hard, ophomor alem• Ficw works to pcrfe t the mov ment in her routine for the judge . (Photo by Kristian I tchtent il ) S tanding ta ll. Sophomore Abby Jacobson keeps her balance as she ~oves into the next part of her rou· tme on the beam . (l'hoto bv Kristian Lichtenfels) · The gymna tics team worked well together to help n anoth r be the b t they could by learning and teaching new thing . phomore a e Browne plained, "It wa c lot of fun to I arn new thing . I did gymna tic when I wa younger and had a great tim and till do." It wa not only fun they had n the team but th fun th y have had with the sport for Ea t 125.15 - 88.10 Montbello year . Gymnc1 t parti ipated in i1 East 123.60 - 102.15 Kennedy variety of event includmg vault, un ven bar , floor c nd Gorge East 131.60 -147. beam. Junior Tiana Davi ' fa.65 South Ea t 134.90 vorite wa the floor becau e it SCOREBOARD e pre ed her feelings, but the Ea t 128.70 - 79.25 TJ floor wa n't for e eryone. Different gymnasts had ·their own City- 2nd pr ference and with so many Aimee Witul ki - 1 tall around option , one wa liable to find the one to suit them. A cu tom of the e gymnasts was to have initic ti n where omething was done to the newcomer to the team . Sophomore Casey Brown described their step to the initiation . "First, you get woken up really early, and then get dress d up like an idiot." The team not only supported each other but had a supportive coach to urge them on "Coach King was really relaxed and upportive," said sophomore asey Brown . With all this support, a great team continued to represent East. -L. ra Porter Gymnastic . Front row: Monique Anders, Molly anchez, Tiffany Parton. Row 2: Aimee Witulski, Abby Ja ob llll, Juliana Phelps, tacie Baker, Beverly Thompson Back row: Tenia. anders, ,1sey Brown, ott \1 llulskt, I atovi,1 llydleburg, oach King, Rosie Dries, Tractc Baker, hri., •a man, Val •ne Ficco, Tiana Perfect balance Practicing her routme, sophomore C.asey Brown successfully accomplishes her performance. (Photo by Robin Greenberg) DaVI. 67 �!rutting hi tuff. Working hard, JUnior Matthew Mont~omery geh n•ady to set up for a putt. (Photo bv Kent Wimbush) Practice make perfect. FnJoytng JUntor Anthon Holme , Knshan Li hll'nfl'l p rfc t th ganw. (Photo b Kent Wimbu h) ~un, SCOREBOARD I his w,1 important in a team and sht wtd how trong the 0 wen:. Jumor Kent \Vimbu h 0 aid,"Th<>b tgam ofthe a0 on wa \•:h n w beet 0 Kcnned ' 6-0." Thi ·was , big 0 accompli hment forth team 0 to beat their rival . 0 Freshman And Conn II held the number one po ition on the team and was rated third tate qualifier: Andy Griswold in th cit) standing . There were al o three oth r player from :.ast in the top ten. Thi refl" t w 11 on their fir t y ~ar coa h Mr. Baird, ''We hadar ally good team. I reall enjo ed aching th m." Daren )a obson felt that Mr. Ba1rd was an e cell nt oa h and taught them a lot. He said, "I wi h h" would have b en th coach longer; I had a lot of fun with h1m. I abo learned a lot." The team had a lot to be proud of. They completed their s ason -0 and had a fun time doing it. -Julie Jahnke East 5 East 6 East 6 East 6 East 6 East 6 East 6 Ea t 6 City Cup George JFK Lincoln Manual orth outh TJ Wet 1st place 1 Mea uring up. Concentrating on the ball, fr~hman Andy make!> the hot. (Photo by Tom Grubesic) Var ity Golf. Kent Wimbush, Mike Liller, Todd Fetttg, Matthew Montgomery, Andy Griswold, Flynn, Josh Egle, Daren Jacobson, Anthony Holmes, Andy onnell, oach Batrd 68 �"I u e putter!" -senior Daren Jacob on "My drive are long and strong and I'm down to get the friction on." - enior Mike Liller "Good thing happen when you walk slow." -senior Andy Griswold "We pretty much creamed everybody." - enior Todd Fettig Par part . Enjoving hi~ game, s nior Dar~n jacobson enjoys practicing after school and improving his game. (Photo by Kent Wimbu~h) Staying in focus. I'racticmg perfect technique, s •nior AndyGnswold tees off dunng a match (Photo by Tom Grubesic) 69 �Th y ung ccc r play r prov d nee again that East i the b t. Thi JV t am went undefeat din th district. Junior Graham Brock aid that hi favorite t am traditi n wa ing the fre hm n Team bondi n g . W1shing his young teamm.lh.' luck, JUn· wr Chris Ambruso shares somefmal thou~hh w i t h freshman Z a c h Dclllil'rro. (Photo bv Kathlee~ Durt\ln) carry >vater and balls everywhere." Freshman pencer tenmark said his favorite thing about playing so ct:r wa ... winning, and all tlw bus rides b • a use it gave us tim • to hang out together." There were high hopes for next year's season as illustrated by freshman az Liske, "The best thing for me about playing soccer was improving and ne t year we will be even better." All the new team memb •rs and older players really enjoyed the team unity and spirit. ,erman exchange student and junior, Hauke Heinzow said, "It was fun to be tog •ther with a group, we played well together and it showed because we were pretty successful." Although the varsity team lost to Manual, the JV team rose to the occaSIOn and \\·on their game 6-0. The worst weather the team had to play in was against Horizon. It was snowing but the team still came together and won 20. The Highlands Ranch game proved to be frustrating and although well played was lost, 5 -1. Another great game wa against verland because the team won it 10-0. Many of the1r other games were also won b) large margins. All in all it was a great season leaving everyone with a good feeling about next vear. -Ann.JC Robb JV Soccer. Front row: Baird Klem mith, Kent Liske, David Workman, Jared O'Brien, Zach Wurtzebach, Adam Waddy, Carlos Miron-Trujillo, Alex Henry, Robbie Jorgenson. Row 2: Adam Tezca,Jason Igo, teven Tague, Matt tcwart, Matt Krau e, M1ke Turner, th Valentine, cotty cott, Tristan Bridges, Vincent egura, Zach DciHierro. Back row: Ryan DiPaolo, Spencer tenmark,Josh Olson, Hauke Heinzow, raham Brock, Benjie Hiller, hris handler, Stephen mith, Evan chwartz, Hayden Brau r, Dan Manzanare , Josh Duell, oach John Hodgson. 70 �Flying high. In the game against Manual, freshman Tristan Bridge~ effective!. us~ his body to teal the ball away from hi" opponent and set up a scoring opportunity. trong defense by the JV team en.1bled them to ~how their dominance over their opponent~ . (Photo by Kathleen Durcan) A to ugh time. Busy s u p porting their team, sophomore'> J0 s h Olson a n d ICk A her wait for the i r chance to get into the action . (Photo by by Kathleen Durcan) Determination. With a goal on Ius mmd, freshman Spencer , tenmark mlWes mto position to steal the ball from his opponent. occerrequiresa greatdealofhand/eyecoordinationand each player must continually work to develop these key skills in ordl·r toe perience success. (Photo by Kathl en Durcan) 71 �Passing it u p. Gl'tting low, trt•shman I eah llomgman the p. s during the ganw against ~outh (Photo b) Kathln.>n Durtan) compld~ a w a y . lammmg the ball T a s h cl 1olockhih it pa-.t tlw blocker cover'> the hi t t e r . (Photo bv Kathlee~ Durcan) 72 JV Voll eyball . Front row: Jodie Darnell, Maria Ramo.,, Katie Iaga Row 2: oach ,u Coach Allen, oach Hernandez. Back row: Laura treno, Ton Mayl'S, Raegan Dombrow Ro..,emary Blo..,..,cr, , atasha Molock. �Practicing and w rking hard to b com th be t player th y could be, th fre hm n and the JV teams developed trem ndously thi a on. "I b came a lot b tt r from th beginning of the year until n w. I can't wait until next year," fre hman Kati Fi h r aid. In their fir'>t year, oach Allen , nd oach Hernandez did a very go( d job dev 'loping the young talent. jesse Temple felt that the coaches were very inspirational and good leaders. "I loved the coaches; we had a lot of fun with them." The coaches showed their abilities in vcr • competitive games against 'I horton, orth and TJ. "TJ v.·as the most exciting game of the year. We played really hard and our hard work paid off with a victory. I am so glad that we won, because TJ is such a big rival," freshman Ashleigh Rinehard said. Though the sea on had its ups and downs with wins and lo'>scs, they always managed to have fun. Working with the freshman team, oach Hernande7 had numerous opportunities to be really proud of his young team "I had a good bunch of pla L'rs. It was fun to watch them progress over the season." Kathleen Durcan ummed up the season by saying, "This was the most exciting seasons I have had on the J team." ontinuous dedicated coaching and enthusiastic young players \Vho want to learn the game will enable the Angel \ olleyball program to continue to excel. -JulieJahnk Fre hman volleyball. Front row: joi l'hillip~. Flizabeth Richards. Row 2: ata-.ha Ymmg. oach Garcia , Cl>ach lien , oach Hernadt•z, jill ML ord . Row 1: Megan McClellan, Ashlt••gh Rt•inhart, l.l•.Jh llonigman, lmd~ey SIL•ngL'r, -\udre) Allison Back row: Tara Schoenwald, Anna Demmler, at.1lie Almon, l·mily KasL'r, Lindsev Wl·~ll·rberg , krritt k.1nan. laying warm . heering their team on, fre~h ­ menKatie Fisher and )e!>SIC Temple watch tlw ga m e. (Photo by T o m rube~i c) 73 �Th JV team wa a new and young t am with many new and enthu ia tic fre hmen. Although they completed their ea on with a 5-5 record and they had hop d for a better record, they were not upri ed by the outcome. It seem d to take thi team longer to gel and uff ring orne timely injurie aff cted th ucce f the team. S phom re Hance Taplin tated, "Th team worked t g ther in it wn p r onal way. Everyone had dtfferent kills and we just combined them to make us one of the be t." A with most JV teams, game were learning experiences, yet there were games that should have ben won that were lost. The game against TJ, which the Angels lost 10, was one of those games. Quarterback Tommy hinault was sacked and ended the game with a trip to the hospital. Without hi leader hip and with concern for his well Hike. In being, the team wa unable to come up with the JV a win. Another game against Kennedy a! o football game verbrought about bad re ult . The team was sus Linblown out in a devastating loss where none e o I n , of the player seemed to have th ir heads in fre~hman the game. Ale ander Yet even with the challenge of winning Macias and losing games, out tanding perforholds the mances were turned in by wide receivers ball while adia Bullock and Hance Taplin, running freshman back Brandon Miller and linebacker BranJa m a r don Bell. tafford ince a team cannot be uccessful without make-.th' e t r a a dedicated coaching staff, pia yer had po ipoint after tive comments about them also. "I felt the a touchcoaches worked well with the players. They down . didn't care whether ·w e won or lo t, but (Photo bv about how much effort we put into the Knstia~ games," tated freshman Malcolm Uchtt.-.rucl.-.) arnpbell. Good fundamental and a de ire to improve left a mark that boded well for Angel football in the future . Freshman Malcolm Campbell concluded, "My goal in footbail is to play throughout my whole time in high school." With a strong tradition leadingtheway, the Angel hould rebound and experience the ucce s of previous team . -Lara Porter JV Football. Front row: Kyle Finesilver, Alexander Macias, han~ef Masud, Rashad lements, David Ohver. Row 2: Michael Bryant, Mike Sowmski, Joey Kellv, Roo' •vel! Freeman, Brandon Miller, Davian arter, Kelvin Dovle, Roland Milton. Row 3: Coach Rhone, Demetrius Johnson, Ken Crenshaw, ick Ely,·llance Taphn, Marcu-. Johnson, Bomarie Burroughs, , 'adee Bull~ck, oach Hayshaw. Row 4: Paul Donald<.on, Jamar !afford, Malcolm Campbell. Lorenzo Wa~hington , Randall Pa1ge, Brandon Bell. Row 5: Fd1x orral, Ben Montez, Kevm Christensen, arlos Dominguez, Theo Hayes, Tommye hmault, Rodney Rucker. Back row: herman White, Rashad Kelley, Daniel Cohen, Joshua Ashton, Roberto Galvan, harles m1th. 74 �Going the distance. llclpmg the team move the ball toward the~ oal. freshman Davian arter make good yardage before being tackled . The game against Lincoln wa one that the Angels won e,1sily. (Photo by Kristian Lichtenfels) Up up and away . .'via king contact with the b a I I , freshman Charles Smith make a we I I practiced punt. As the ball changed teams, Angels prepare their pecial team before going on defense . (Photo bv Krist1a~ Lichtenfels) an to man. Limng up man to man, sophomore Kevin hristensen and the rest of the Angel ldcnse is ready to defend their territory. J football gave the younger players good playing 1me in order to improve their skills and prepare them for varsity level football. (Photo by ri tian I ichtenfels) 75 �othing to hide. Frc ... hm, n '-io Gunningtsuut 1 ate d w h e n \\'Caring a goofvoutfit to school. The tradit 1 troke of genius. Durin th~ ganw agaul'ot Kt>nnt>dy, '-l>phomore K,ltil' o~tl'llo drive" thl•l:>all to lett field. Although the tl',lm ll t the g.mll', out Iandin ofien~in• play ...... u h a-. thb lllll' m, de thl• team "tron er O\ er,1ll. (Photo D\ Rachal•! ,\lkayali) o n \\ h e r e \ ar-.itv pIa\ e r·.., dre-. ... up the nl'W player ... s h 0 \\ " spirit and a c e ptancc to the te,lm. (Photo l:>v lain~ I e \' eland) 76 Wh at g irls a re m ade of. Awaiting the throw,sophomore a ey. cott ... hows that she has\\ it take,. Many games and strenuous practices gave the JV team an opportumty to learn ba! «kill that will enabll• the oftball program to continue to excel. (Photo by Rachael Alka\ �-l;::re»Z1g Once again, the ladies of the junior varsity softball squad proved that they were a force to be reckoned with. They finished their season with a highly impressive 11-1 record. The team had several new faces as welf a some old familiar faces that helped them reach their first ever city champion~hip. Playing Kennedy again, but this time for the championship, the team succes fully completed their three game with a final victory over the Commanders. Outstanding game were turned in by pitcher Alison Bartlett, catcher Jennie Grimes and outfielders Knstin Houser and Regan Linton. Coach Andy Mendelsberg expressed his admiration for everyone mvolved. "I am very proud of this team. They had an excellent season and they all gave it their very best." Other team members echoed this sentiment, "We worked hard all season and we were all really proud of our accomplishments," said sophomore Regan Linton. Handily defeating all the other JV teams in the league, the team worked to come back from an early defeat to Kennedy to win when it counted. Like Linton, many of the team member were sophomores and freshmen. This will provide a major advantage in the year to come. Coach Mendelsberg commented, "This is a young team, but they are ready for greatness. They will help bmld up the program for the years to come." Everyone agreed that their efforts were well worth it. 'The practices were long, but we were all very proud," said freshman Mo Gunning. With one Clty champiOnship already under their belts, whoknowswhatthe future holds. The JV qua a had a successful season and they obviou ly are prepped for many more seasons of greatness. -Casey Coler Take a swing. Sop homore Ali on Bartlett p r e pare to knock one out of the p a r k during t h e game against Kennedy (Photo by Rachael Alkayali). JV Softball. Front row: Jenny Grimes, Becky Harris, oarh Mendelsberg, Mo Gunning, Regan Linton, Alison Bartl tt. Row 2: Brianne Chittenden, Erika Yenor, Ca ey Scott. Back row: Elke Grommes, Kristin Houser. 77 �Head up. After mking a b, ket,.., nior Reggie York look on a-. tht.>b.tll swoo he throu •h tht• m•t. The An eb bt•at ~outh 3- 60 (Photo b Brcc Ca ....1rt) tanding guard. mor Bn :\1ingo guard ht 1, nual op1 nent wmting for th perfc t I"! ment to teal th ball (Photo Kristian Ltchlt•nfd ) "Ang 'Is • oar By M.mual 117-66," " loppy ngcls Victorv," "East Turns It n In 'cond Half to Rout ,W ,""East Uses Late. purt for Victory." With the state champiOnship that graced the team last season, East's b<tsketball team was pushed into the spotlight. The fa es of players and coaches were plastered across both of Denver's leading ne\\ spapers, The Rock}· Mountain ·ews and Denver Post. Yet, this fame wa long desen·ed, with East haYing b 'en a major contender for the tate basketball title for se\·eral years before finally taking it last season. Howe\·er, the question still remained ... could they do it again? With virtually a new Ea t 104- 9 Lin oln - raig Martin* Ea t 79-62 Manual starting lineup, one E,1 t 10 -70 orth ratg Pittm<tn* would question the sucE,1 7t;- 7 G\ cess of the team, but the Ea 71- 1 But! r** coaches searched high Ea 6 -70 Ravn .... and low to find the right Ea t 63-62 Eastlak ** combination of ne\\ Ea t 113-44 \ e t - Jerm,une 1a..,on* players, uch a C.J. E<t t 64-70 Montbello hap man, Ferron MorEast 94-54 TJ gan, Jo h Hamil ton, t 92-61 South and returnmg starters t 6-t;4 Lincoln t 79-6 Kenn d Reggie York and t 7S-63 G\'\ Jermaine Mao;on. The t 117-66 anual - Jo h Hanulton devotion and heart that t 3-60 outh the team put into the t 6 -54 Kenned '>Ca'ion was amazing t 65-62 TJ and took the team far. t 67-63 Montbcllo emor Maurice elson tate oumament put the team's trategy Ea t 72-69 Arapahoe simply, "We play to Ea ... t 62-64 Chcrr Cre k win, and that' it." -Brec asart SCOREBOARD Ai r Mor~ an . Taking to the air, JUnior Ferron ~1organ bloch a shot of h1s 1anual opponent. East beat \1anual117-66 in one of the Angcb' higher scoring game. (Photo by Kristian Lichtenfels) 78 I ront rm': Bryan warn, Eric Brown, Dorian Bennett. Maurice l'lson. Row 2: J hapman, J Hamilton, jermaine "vva son, raig Martin, Erin Stayton, mgr. Back row: Gcrrin Scott, Reggie 'rork, Fer" Morgan, Ronald Rhea, Stan King. �"I can cross you over left or right, or drop a dtme that' out of sight.Picture you holding me." - enior Jermaine Mason "My jumper i like water, pure and always there. You couldn't stop my game anywhere." - enior C.J. Chapman "Being an Angel suitsmeb cau e to find me, all vou have to do is look up." -senior Reggie York Free for all. Semor~ Regg1e Yllrk and josh H,1milton go up for the rebound in the g.lrnl' bl•tweL•n Ea~t and an:hri\ a) 1anual Kristian The Angels ~mashed the Bolh 117·ti6. (Photo b Li htenfeb) " mile pretty for the camera because vou're about to be in a poster. Don't JUmp if you do not want your picture taken." -senior Josh Hamilton and waiting. Watching and waiting for J pJss, '-ol'nior josh Hamilton . on m the fm,t East- Manual game which thev won 79- ti2. (Photo bv · • nstian I ichtenfels) 79 �"Throwing chair· and ·wearing jeans? This isn't a swim team, it's a circus. But th1s team has P.M. . and we're all m it tosether." -seniOr Val 'ric Most " aution: slippery when wet."-senior Dara Van Kampen "My coach i God." -junior imee Witul ki " peak oftly and carry a big kick." - cnior Jenny Barrett Fro h time. Bt•ing good porb ilbout frt·~hman initiiltion ilre freshmen Meghiln Tappan and Andrea Browne. Lilch yeilf the seniors dress the freshmen and new ~wimmers up and take them to breakfast The girls were taken to Manual where they sang Chrbtmas carols to the Thunderbolt . (Photo bv Al.1ma le\·eland) . 80 bsolute concentration. Junior imee Witubk1 warms up beforl' a m~ Manual Her Wilfm up ,md all of her hard work paid off and she qualified state. Aimee had to work especially hard because, unlike swimmers, d11 ha\'e to qualify for state in two different meets. (Photo by Jenny Barrett) �l l}ing high. 'Oil>r Dar a\~, n K.1mpen f":et a JUmp On her wmpc!Jtor for ncr 200 fr e rcla\ agm t Ch rr Crc k (Photo b Jcnn B,1rrdt) heerleading. Senior )l>nnv Barrett and sophomore KatJe W'aketield chl'l.'r for their teammate during a mectag.1mst JUth (Photob L ihc Kapl n) For the past seven years, the Lady Angelfish have ruled the water of all of the pools in the D •nver Public chools. Each year the team faced the need to hold the tradition of being the most successful team in the league. The coaches pushed especially hard this year because of the addition of Kent Den\'er to the Thomas Jefferson swim team. To help insure the defeat of all th' or teams the East 141-42 orth coaches insisted that twice a East 106- 0 .w week the wimmers wore jeans Fa t 107-77 Kenn dy while svdmming and once a Ea t 11S-69 outh week they wore tee-shirts Kara Ea t 112-7-l TJ Witulski, a senior, had th1s to Edst 117-65 Creek sav about the hard workouts Fa t 104-79 Manual that she faced e\'ery day at practice. "I knO\\' it' suppo ed to B leagu • 1 t help us get faster, but it really league 1 t hurts the next morning." In addition to the hard work that the swimmers put into the season, the di\'ers too had their work cut out for them. Ten new divers joined the team, working hard and making Coach Lessard proud. "They all worked \'ery hard and they have great potential. B sides, they arc the nicest bunch of athletes that a coach could work with." With anoth r successful year under their caps, the Lady Angelfi h can be extremely proud of everything that they have dCcomplished. All the hard work finally paid and the swimmers were rewarded with a first place m ity B and A. -Alaina Cleveland SCOREBOARD Fr 1111 rov.: .Hl'n !elder, lindsey SIL-ngL'r, Aiml'l' Witubki, ll.mn.1h Bagus, arne !'I Its, i\llisnn Collin.,, J 1 , Slen •er, Mara Sobcsky, Katherine Ogle, Lrin Lnomts, !\1egh. n I appan, 1cgan fc lcll.m, Tatay na Hamermc h. Row 2: Valcril' I icco, Sarah trasser, K.1thlccn Durcan, Huntleigh Ferrell, S.ua ShowaiiL'r, Ra hel Johnson, Kate Ung, I ~urcn I riedman, Denm Bartlett, , icole \\'right. Sara Colli.,ha\', I aura tr,•no, jultL' Wmkel, ikki ShulL AndrL'.l Bfll\\ m•, RL•bL·cc,l I indhor~t-B,11last. Rm' 1: Jo .. ephme I liWl', I nrJ hoL'nwald, Betsy Me artncy, Julie Blannmg, Angela RL•migtO, KatL' Spina, Lindse\ Jones, Sarah G1ven.s, nnil• Robb, Ash lev 1aloncv, Katie\ akl'fil'ld, Ashlcv llouser,Jc.,sic,1 aouctte, oach 1akowski. Ba k row· Colleen Br,n sh~\\, Coa h [e.,s.ud, D.ua \',m KampL'I1 Jl·nm B.urett, Amber Wahbeh, Jenn • I o , n, Valerie !\1o,.t, i i\ y Bndgl'"• Al.1in.1 lc\ eland, I aura I in' Jo..ara W itulski, Coach B,1ird. Abb\ )a ob,on Three stooges. The s\\ tm coachc-. Scott Lc-.-.ard, ~1ike Batrd and Paul 1akowski take the time to pose for ,1 picturL'. Usually they an• busy etthL·r planning the nL' t meet or\\ orkmg with a swimmer -.,1 that she c.1n makL'a pcr-.onal bc-.t time. (Photll by Rachael lkavali) 81 �Wre§~Iir(LF « ;;.~-t,-t,iz1e· -l;h~i:r pe»i:a1-1;!5; Pinned . Scnillf I umumba 'i.t\ l'r~ goc O\ cr thl' b,, k of an opponent , nd grabs for hi nklc, gl\ mg no ch,lnu.' of lrl•edom . (l'hoto b Audra Ep ll'lll) Power, strength and determination were acquired ability factors for the mighty wrestling team. They were mentall. aggressive and physically amazing as well. Led bv freshman Zack DelHie~ro, junior Ricardo Ruiz and seniors athan De!Hierro, Lumumba avers 61- 24 and James Ma well, the t~am 72-12 stomped the competition. 51 - 1 Young team members showed 27-45 orth their promise by defeating 27-4 Lin oln older opponents. Za h 60-24 Manual DeiHierro brought many tri12-66 umphs to the mats as he JFK amassed a 13-1 record. 30-42 c.w The wresting team also had 9 3 Wet some determined females that Tournam n : did \\'ell too ne female wresHighland lm. 1 t 137 tler, Juantta Gamez said, R,mge\ i \\ Im . 5th 61 "Girls should \\ restle; the }effer on Jm . 5th 91 boys need a reason to go to Kenn d) lnv 7th 61 practice." confident Coach arcia said, "Thev arc coming along and learning every time they step onto the mat." He also was e tremcly pleased with their competitiveness at tournaments. Winning the Highland Invitational pro\'ed to the wrestlers that they could compete with other ·trong wrestling programs. ontinued hard work and a strong nucleus of returning wrestlers bodes well for the future. - aileen Brayshaw SCOREBOARD Wrapped. \\ Ith hi arm around hi~ Manual comp titor, sophomore Rob rt Hom b about to perform his "head hlCk-slam,"a difficult mm e to attain. It pro\ ed to be victorious. (Photo by Audra Epstein) 82 rter, :t.ack Delllierro, Bl) the \1i~kin Ro1 I ront B.:~ck row: Juantta .amez, Vinlente Cruz, D.n Ian Bomarie Burroughs, Alex .\1acias, Annl•tte ,ul'rrero, Jol' Thom.:~s,, a than Dl'lf llerro, Vincent Sl•gura. R ] : Jeremy Borkland Back row: Coach Rhom•, Robert Hom, I umumba S,1 'l'rs, James \1a Wl'il, K~ Chrbtl'n l'n, Coach C..1rcia . �"Today's preparation equals tomorrow's uccess." -junior Ricardo Ruiz "The rule imple ... kill or be killed." ophmore Vincent Segura " ports add a ne\\ dimen 10n to high chool life " -fre hman athan Rose "I say pin 'em all and let the ref sort 'em out." - ... ophomore Robert Hom Waiting to exhale. An iou'l) a\\aiting hi ... ne t match, but ,mticip.lting a\\ in, treshman 'a than R\l'l' i... l' cited and lll'fHIU ... all at Ollll'. (Photo b) Audra Fp~tein) Head trong. L'mg all hi~ strength, JUnior Ricardo Ru1z fighh aggre, ... in•ly to push hi~opponentto tht• floor, helping hi~ teum beat :\1unual. (Photo by Audra I p tl·in) 83 �"\ ho are we (stomp) n ~els, vou know who \\·e be! inc' we an1' up, now what's up?" -jttnior Tasha Golden "Lady ngel , ain't nothin' but a hoopin' party." -junior LaTasha Pettis "Lady Angel hoopin' it 'G' tyle. 9 baby." -junior Jamecia Rolhns "Playing at Ea t ha been a really good experience e\·en though Coach Allen got on u . We sur\'i\ ed and plan toe eel towards e cellence." - enior J a cole L wi Taking care of bu iness. Drivmg past the opponenh, freshman Tasha \lolock ta 6 control of the game and begin.~ to >et up th ngeb offese Only b mg her f1r t year at East, she contnbuted greatly to the succes of the team. (Photo b. Kathleen Durcan) Fun in the un . While wmp tmg in a ba ketball tourn ment in ~.m Oi jumor;, Krista Ropl'r .1nd A lim Otli, enior Julie I hnke, juniors icole D and h W1lhelm take time to chill t the bcalh, nd l'Il)O\ thl' nice \\C (Photo by jenmfL•r Braly) · 84 �Jthin but net. .ethng over th' anu.Jl def n I\ e pl.) er, enior ole .orh.Jm tc1ke a JUmp 'hot to lp m rea th Angl'l k•,1d (Photo Kathleen Durcan) Fast break . Getting the rebound , •nior jennifer Br.1l · ~peed p.1st the otht•r pia ·er creating an offen •n• play (l'hl>to by .l!hleen Durc.m) r; I1ili§ Vcal ~§i <'b~v lEa~ Jk {~~al1 ][~ ~EL:JEE:!Si ...,.e»:r:JE -te» :l1;a:rCI. b~ EL C::hEL:a21~iC»ll1 The Lady Angels may have had a bad season last year, but thi sea on thmgs changed. The Lady ngels wer 'proud of their strong finish this year. Although they had some big upsets, they knew what they needed to do and cha1lenged each opponent. With two big center , four power forwards and six guards, the Lady ngels were loaded and ready to explode. "We've been playing together all summer long, and 55 Lincoln 5 we know how each other 44 Manual 63 plav," said junior Krista orth 37 67 42 GW 4 Roper \\'hen asked what had 70 lnm 'da 40 been the biggest tum around. k \iew 49 59 Although they lost to Golden 3 7 Montbello, Manual and GW, Wet 3 7 the losses helped them by 52 Month llo 7 showing what they needed 47 fJ 45 to do in order to beat them outh 30 55 the second time. Lincoln 22 67 With huge victories over 62 Kennedy 33 CW 47 54 kvview, Alameda and 59 Manual 54 Go.lden the Lady Angels finouth 463 ished fir t at the Holidav 51 JFK 50 lassie tournament held at 67 1} 47 East. "The Holiday lassie helped our team grow and reach the heights that we havealway beencapableof. That first place award unified us for the fir t time, showing us the wav to a champion hip," aid senior Jennifer Bralv when asked about her experience. The Lady Angel came a long \.vay and wer able to dominate mo t of the teams in the DPS. The best words to um up the ea on came from junior tim Otii when '>he said,"Pavback' a B*#$#." - tim Otii,Krista Roper: and Julie Jahnke SCOREBOARD Time ou t. Keeping the team m focus, second year coach 1rs. lien talks to her team dunng the ~1anual game and e plains to them\\ hat needs to be done (Photo h) 1(,1thlcen Durcan) 85 �The junior var ity ba ketball a n had a good first half with a r cord of fc ur and ne by th tin1 ranuary rolled around. Moral wa high coming ff th arly uccesses and p ctation w r go d for tne la t r gam . A junior Brxan 5warn put it,"TH fir t part f th a on went very well. Th r ar a lot f things wen d to work on, but'l know we will b ucc ful in th econd half of the eason." Outreach. Jumptng over the gra~p oi hi~ upp<lnenhduring a g a me aga1n~t We.., t , fre-.hman K e v 1 n horter reachc"' for a I a) up. Ea-.t won the game, topptng the owbuv-. sq to -l . (Photo b\· Tum rube~ic) Junior Varsity. hunt row: Kelan Benford. Row 2. David Bulow, Bryan warn, raig :\.1artin, Keve Brockington, Keith Kirkpatrick, ~n King. Back TO\\ : hri., Chandler, Eric Brown, rzdlt• Lew1~ , Jamie Sander-., errin .:ott, lvdt• Page, hn-. Pittman In nud December, the team competed in a herry reek lligh chool junior varsity tournam nt in whi h the team trounced lleritage early on. Unfortunately, later in the competitions, the team was out manned and out sized by berry reek's junior varsity. The competition against suburban teams with strong programs ga\·e the team goode perience . When asked what his thoughts were on the season, Coa h arl Flageolle responded, "We ha\ en't played togetht:r enough to really be able to tell the team's ability." He also said that the success of the season was still pending but promising. In the freshmen basketball arena, oach Mark Perlmutter said that his main goals for the season were to improve, play hard together and to learn fundamentals in an effort to be more competitive against suburban team<,. ne of their best game'> was a true team effort again'>t GW. Defense and offense were both played well and the game e n d e d with an Ea t victory. Good experience w s a gained through parti ipation by JV 9th Grade. l·ront row· • ' H:k De.1rry, jo-.h Eglt•, Charle-. Smtih, 9th 'v1att hnu,e, :\.1ichael Brewton, ]l>von \\'il-.on, Dannv \\'al-.h, and Coach \1ark PerlmuttN. B.ltk row: Dwaym• Curn•, D~Jon Tho- g r a d e mas, Jnke '>tainbrook, Junmv D.1d10tl-.. Gnbt• hlgerlv, Courtney players as White, Kt•vin Shorter, Wdliam oob, Anthony Scott. the tradition of e cellence continued. - M a t Vellone 86 �Perfect -;hot. In uring tholt h1<: layup will wunt, junior Jamie ,mdl•r rcachc over \,\'est's defcnders, h.\1mmall', jumor Chn Pittman, lands ready to rl'tneve any rebound. (Photo by Tom C.rube~i ) the court, o pho- Jump tart. E tendmg over the defen-.n·c reach of the oppo-.ing tean1, fre~hm.1n Anthonv cott leh loo..,e a q u i c k JUmper. (Photo by T o m Grubc.,ic) 87 �Getting p h sica I. Sacnf1cmg hl·r body, fn·~hman nna S..ln·n,en .. truggle ... tor a po.,Ihon with thl• oppo..,mg ,'N pl.wer and tne ... to get open for the P"""- a't went on to gl'l thl' viCton . (Photo by Kathleen Durc.m) Hooping it u p. Beating t h :\tan u,ll defen"-'• ... ophom o r l' Sh.xllltm..l Ingram tal..e~ " 88 Driving to th e hol e. Making a move and 'taying low, fre,hman 'ichellt• Rl•ynolds gl'l~ past a G defender and stay« inten"l' while makmg a hot. After a long four penods, the freshman team came on top.( Photo by Kathleen Durcan) �Showing high hopes for the future, the lady Angels' freshmen and JV team con isted of highly skilled players with strong fundamentals. Their seasons were very successful with wins against big rivals, Manual, GW and Montbello. Thi year they were coached by first year coaches Tuffel and Doherty. Their team played diSCiplined basketball that proved to be superior to that of the other teams competing in the DPS. "We played as a team, displayed our skills on the court, which led to our victories over the other teams," freshman Malika Tuffel explained vvhen asked about the season. The Manual game was a close win. The lead scorer wa<> Valen Carey, who pu hed the Angels ahead with her skillful free throw shooting at the end of the game in the last pressure-filled minutes. Although they had a poor showing in the Holiday las ic tournament held at East, where they were competing against varsity teams, they were able to grow from the experience and finish strong. Freshman Katie Konrad said, "The tournament was a disappointment, but we were able to learn from our mistakes and pull together a a team." This showed the strength and depth of their teams that continued to develop as their cason progressed. Coach Doherty expressed his enthusia m for the teams, "We had a very large turn out this year and we were really impres ed withallthenew talent. I am really looking forward to next year. We have a lot f promise for the future with all the young players returning." -Julie Jahnke JV Basketball. Front rov;: Ash leigh Rmehart, Val en Carey Row 2. Shadonna Ingram, Kershena Queenan, Malika Tuffel, Leslie Mendoza, Dianna Wil~on­ Williams. Back row Grace Lewis, jameua Rollins, Katie Konrad, Hillary Smith. Posting up . Movmg to the h 0 0 p' freshman Shahada AbdalRahman calls for the ball, w hi I e keeping the GW defense on their t o e s . (Photo) b y Kathleen Durcan) Freshman Basketball. Front row Tomeka Henry, !Chelle Reynolds. Tob1 Hydleburg, Merritt Kanan, Shahada AbdalRahman, LaTanva Dans, Sarah Bulow Traci Baker Keri Russell Back row: Shau~tel Smith Kalelia \ egas, Anna orensen, Cheri Welb, Anna Demmler, Lmdsev Westerberg, Dawn Wick, Marissa Chrysler, tacie Baker. 89 �Smoking racket. After en mg to Ius opponent at th t,ttL' tenms tournallllnt, JUntor Ted Burghardt \\,11ts to se •" hen• h1s shot\\ ent The number one ~m •ll'S pl.t er m. de 11 to the emlfin. Ism the LnmpL'IItion, wl11 h w,1 lwld .tt ("ttl'~ lL•nn1s lcnter. lL•d \\ ,b the,mh I astpla\l•rtopwgrcs h>tlw state tount.lm nt (Photo b the Burgh, rdts) ig n ing off. Schnl.u- ~h r~ pr<1\ ldL' <l ll1L'.tns of ,1ttaining .1 good cducall\111, .1~ wl'll .1~ bung ,1biL· to pia\· ~r,lrh. sL'111\Ir Iulie Jahnke ~ignL d her IL•tter of mtent to attend CL•nrge \\ a~hing­ ton niH·r~ti\ in \\'a~h­ ingtnn D.C, ILl plav voiIL' b.1ll. ThL' IL'IIl'r of m tent ~av~ that Juhc \\ 1ll attend GL'Lirgc \\ .1shingtnn and \\hill' <.hL•'-. plaving \nile ·ball, ~hl''ll ab,1 be .tble to L't a good educatinn. (l'hLltO by lr~. Cha\'l'7.) Ready for the real world. In thc~outh •ym on atwnal Si mng Da\, -.enHlr Amcer I OWL' sign~ lu letter nf intent tn ,1tt,•nd ColoraduStaiL• ni\ersJtvm Fort Collins \\here he \\111 pia\ football lie \\illlhelpthelS team b\ playing defen-.1\ e back for thl' Rams. CoaLh loren Turner watche~ on .t~ ont' of hi-. pic yer~ mm t'~ on to thL• ne t le\"L~I college football. (Photo bv \lr~. Cha\"L'/) . Mat mat ch. l'mning down h1s opp,ment trom n ada \\\>stat till' tate wresthng tourn.1ment, emor , than De!Hit>rro comentratL• on \\ mnmg. D •Ill Ierro went on to win this mat h h-4 in O\Crtlme .tnd finished in tlw top e•ght O\L'r.tll Dell lil•rro and tl•ammate s(•nior l.umumba Sav· l'r-., roundl'd up si poinh tor the \Hl' thng team at the competition. (Photo b Robin Crecnb'rg) 90 ha mpi o nship ch eers. !·or the fm.t tmw in tl'n Vl'.trs, tlw che,•rleadprs went to the St,ttL'L ompl'lit•on lwld at thl' coli~l'U l hl qu.1d placed elL'\ enth o\·erall, out ot twL•ntv-four squads, ,1nd the p1.1L •d the h1ghl•st of ,til ot tlw DI'S squ.td comp te f-ront row: A1sha J',uk , A hie Ti dale Rm' 2: l \ lbl')' \Nilson, \1,uiah I l l \ e, R, d!L'l llunt, j{',Jnme ll,•rr latuna \1a ud. RO\\ 3 \l}e~ha (,riltll', Fdgar I \'WI , KliiP !'ugh, jasmuw I farbtson, mb'r Srn1th, C, nn\ k.1 jack B. ck row: Amber B.1tson, V,l!ll'.,s,1 KL·lley, lan,1 Raybon, 'I onwk,t jonl' �orne back kids. .omg mto the plavotb with ,llllth plan• '-l'l'd, the l'No bo .., l.ll ro""l' ll 1m LndL•d up winnin~ the -.t,lll' champHm.,hip. I hl' fmal .unn \\a-. pl.n l'd ,m \l,n I , 1•No,lt thL' tutll•r Blnd ag.1in t l·a •ll' rL t. 1 he g.mH! "a h,1rdl lllll'<>l thL'Jrm<>"t ,h,lllenging.lnd thL'\ be.1t E,1 ll'Ln t 17-11 , '' ith ,\lc \tlitznL'r -.u>ring 9 of tlll.,e goa b . (l'hoto bv thL•I\htzner.,) block. A~ an opponl'nt from Clwrrv CrL•ek I llgh School hL•ad-. for tlw ~enior Brlll • \lingo doe-. h1-. hl ... t to pren·nt Crl'ek fn>m P•''"ing tlw went mt1> thL' "l'u>llll round l>l the tak tourn.mwnt lwpmg to'' in oth rstate Lh.lmplOJ1'.. hip I Ill\\ L'H'r, .1s a n·-.ult 1>! ''hat the 111L'Lil.l ....l\"" to hl' qu stwnahiL• La II, Creek\\,,., gl\·en 1\\ o lou! -.hoh in tlw last two "l'l'lmd-. ot c lll•d ganw. Both -.hoh Wl'fl' m,ldL•, puttmg them in tlw IL•ad without gi\'ing a t a chancL' to c,ltl'h up. rlw tin.1l scorL' w,.., 6-l-62 and !-.1st wa-. km>L·ked out the tourn,1nwnt (l'lwh> b\ ,1nd '-Pl'll•ll th,lnk-. I<> rh • l L'l1\' •r I',..,!) 91 �"The more fun I hav' ... the harder it is to remember last night." -senior asey Coler "I had more confidence knowing that Casey was there to back me up." -senior Emily asltm; "I am glad that I had the opportuni t to play for East/ Manual; it \Vas a fun experience." -senior Rachel Gottesfeld "MI KEY: Australian for mascot." -junior Julia Goldhammer 92 �Record keeper. Dunng ,1 ar~ttv gamc,Jumor Katie I homp on record! ihc goals , nd a 1 t .:~long with an oppo mg te.1m ml•mber. ( Ph to bv Ca c • hampton) Ready .:~nd waiting. In till' mtddlc of .1 g<~me ,l~ilm t Smokey Ifill, varsttv goa he em or ,1, v Coler i" prep.uei:i to bloL k on oming hot . ( Photo by Cl~l'Y hampton) The tradition f the girlc:; fi ld ho key te,1m wa once again continued with another ucce ful year. The team Wei compiled of player from both F. a t and Manu.1l. Thi br ught a v.metyof tal nt t th club. Every cas n howe er, th t am find them h c having to find , new cot~ch. They got \cry lucky this year. Th y were ble ed with coach Ltz St phens, an all- tar plav r from w Zealand. he took, ragg dy t am , nd turn d them int a major contender. When th t , m fir t fa cd thetr nval Kent Denver at a tournament th ·v lo t b e\ era I point . However, upon Kent' return to the City Park field, Ea t held th m to one very cheap p int. Backfield nior Emil Sa low comment •d, "The Kent game wa our be t game of the ea on, and they were sooo .... annoyed." Oth r team member agreed. TIP ar tty team made it to the quarterfin.1I , but they had to face anoth r nval, Fountain Vall y. It w, a do e gam , and the 1-0 lo wa hard for member t the team. Many felt that there were factors working again t them. "The lo to Fountain Valley wa hard for man r a one:;. We had to play th m in olor<tdo Spring , we were mi ing three of our tarting player , and we had had previou problems with the coa h of the Fountain alley team," e plained ophomor ourtney Hopley. he J team had a u e sful ea on b cau of th " n \\' talent re eived from olorado A ademy and Graland . They won one game thank~ to a goal cored b oph more Morgan C.araf, lo and ti d e\ era I other game . Man_ of the pl.1 er wern moved up to var ity at the end of th cason. " verall, th ea.,on can b de ribed a rewarding and fru trating , t the ame time," c mmented senior Rachel Gotte feld . ophomore Kelsey William agreed, "We had a fun ason and improved a lot, but unfortlmately we did not achieve many of our goals." Coler and Emily a low Var ity l·ront row: Stepha nil' Krmter, l ..lun•n Bcrv, Row 2: a-.cy oler, 'vlolh Templeton, K; t u m.111 l .1uren ook,. 'twiL• Ktmbll•. Row 1: Kellv Wilhelm, Emily aslow, L ~nil' Hod c , 'vlel,l,nil• llopkm-,. Back row julia oldhamm~r, R.1ehel Gotte~teld, Courtnl'Y Hoplc • Jun ior Varsi ty. Front row: Amandil Cook, S.wann.1h Jordan. Back row: Jennifer Roehl' Morgan ..uofalo, nne 1cWilliams, .tr,lh Gin·n~. D •von Flrnn, Kelll'y Connell, Kalil' J'homp-.on, R.tlhd Donald on, Lauren tnd.land 93 �Practice makes perfection. D 'dicatmg llmg hour of pra lice to the tc, mdllOJOrCod StorypcrfL t hi g.lmL'. (Photo 1:> udra Fp-.tem) Faster than a speeding bullet. l'hil DIPaolo break av.. y v. 1th the .md har& ~ fom .:trd with II h1 m .md t. mm, (Photo b\ udr.1 Ep t Rugb\ remained a faYorite sport in which East athletes faithfullv participated. 1 he teams ne\"L'r failed to demonstrate e tremL' unitv no"r be succe..,sful, h m·e\ er, Ea'it students agre •d that the 'regn; ttably knew \'cry little about the actual sport itself. l11e) earbook staff questioned ·ast rugb) pia) ns in order toe pion~ m. ny of the fascinating asp<.' ts of rugby and to gi' e a 'ivid d scription of the team's unity and dL•d ica tion. -What i rugby? "Rugb 'is the onlv ..,port plaved bv a bun~.:h of people, not for the mon' ' nor the glory, but;impl 'forthe Jo\ c of tlwganw."-junior john L,mphkr -What i an intere ting fact about rugb that no one know ? 'toucan prop up your hooker, ruck the heck out of them and not be asse sed a fin . ft's a great sport !!"-senior Dan Bludeau "Rugb_ is interesting all b itself. A ruT Tt.::r, or pia ·er, wear.., a number depend in&_ upon their position Imber.., 1-15 are the starters because there arL' b pia ·er.., on each side umbers 16 and abo\'e arc substitutes. It'.., aJ..,o th only sport where\ ou ruck, hooker, maul a fl .. half,, nd serum to rtcstart a pia '."-..,enior Phil DiPaolo "Ii you rub a brick of, pam 0\ cr your entire body before a game, notonl ' will you be harder to tackle, you'll be a hit with the Ia rossc team." -semor Peter Baer -Why do you play rugby? "B •cause the lacrosse bo) s' shirts don't fit so Tood." -junior PetL•r Herrick, tare -What i the harde t a pect of pia ing rugby? "\\'hen I run sonwtimcs m 'pees hit nw in the e) c."-sL•nior I el Sadler Timberrr. I ern mg hb dominant defen~l\ e mm·e::., o,enior Dan 13ludeau tackle-. h1 opponent aggre-.-.i\'cl, and force-. him to the ground. (l'hoto by udra I p~tein) 94 , r ,_ I ront row: :\lax Wohlauer, Dan Rosenberg, Dan Bludeau, Paul ,Ia~er, john Lanphier, De\ in ja TyroneS<:haffer, Peter Bat•r,josh \1alman, Tel arv-Sadler, ,abe Weymouth, Ke\'in B.1er, Ryan lllis . CO\~: oach Billl3aer, Paulllosktns jr, Robert Gutierrez, Peter Herrick- I.UL', Cod · Stor •, I om Hell' Mike Stace\, hris Robinson, Mike 1anchester, Kedn Fletcher, l\1trick Waters, Phil DiPaolo, \[ 13ronihky, Todd Barber, jon \1arlk, jo~h Bronihkv, oath l',lUI Ho kin~ Sr., \'inCl•nt Ramo-.. �ary- "Ruck 'til it hurts, serum 'til it's sore." -junior Peter Herrick- tare "I am the fly half. Iwearmy o k, hart and collar up high. I'm the mo t popular player on the field. But besides all thi , I never get to ruck." -senior Phil DiPaolo "I knm\' my spot, foo'!" (Lil' Pennv) "I lean~ ,:ou in anguish; wallowing in freakish misery forever." (The Prin ess Bride) -senior Peter Baer Gravitational pull. During Lltll' ot tht• rugby team's perpetual practices, "enwr Peter Baer l' ceb on the field ,md demLm ... traks his distinct abil!tv and tlawless skill as he c,1tches a ball. (Photo bv ,\udra l"pstein) • · II speed ahead. As senwr 1icah Bronihky intL'rcepts the b,11l, he digs his at, mto the ftcld , strategicall~ plans his nL' t pia\, and fakes out his baffk·d ponL•nt. (Photo by udra I pstL•in) 95 �"Persona II y- I don't mind getting wet." -s 'nior John Bradley "Girl know about shnnkDon't age. they?" -senior had cbon "v hat shrinkage?" - ophomore Matt Barrett "We like to practice the breaststroke." -senior Jake Ben on lmo t there. junior Darryl Quandt tretch~ for the touch pad during practice. Quandt was trymg to impron• hi~ time~ ~o he could h.we a better hance of qualifying for tate. (Photo by Colleen Bray haw) Looking high. Senwr Bn,m joyce tand~ tall and looks proud, ,1fter ht•M .mnouncement of his e n•llent time. I ft time v. a~ good enough to plate fi hb C\"ent. (Photo by Colleen Bra haw) 96 �vi ng ah ad. In the meet , gain t Jth, emor Ch.1d el~on di\ e~ off •blo ksreadyto w1mhi be ttiml' the 10 br 'a t trokc (Photo b lllV Barrett) learning to fl y. phomore Matt Barrettprl•pan.• todl\l'offthebloc in the tl•am' nwl'lagain t We t ll igh School. \\ 1th a small ll•am, member \\ m1 .1 \ .uiety ot e\ nt . (Photo by Jenn • Barr,•tt) The boy wimming t am wd made up of few r than a doz n wimmer , practiced with Manual. had one coach and a lot of heart. lth ugh th te, m wa mall, th 'Y h ld their mvn in th D mer Prep league v. 1th domin,mt wimm r uch a had el on, Matt Barrett , nd jake Ben on, and out tanding diver like Brian }oyc~. In a re ent int n iev. with '\ ral members of the t am, it wd found that th 'V not only had kill but a n e of humor. ' -What i th wor t pool to wim in? Why? "Congre (Park); op roll around at 2 am , nd 5 am." - 'nior Chad el on -What is ale er known wimming term? "Dunking- when you throw the coach in!"- enior John Br.sdley -What is heard most often in practice? "Help! I'm dro\\ ning! I an't wim!"- enior Jake Ben on "Run, Forre t, run!" - cnior John Bradley " tually, gun hot ; w practic • at Manual." -freshman dam Tc za -Why do you wim? "To ho\ off my manly b dy!" -Jak Benson "I don't wim, I project th water around me."- ophomorc 1att Barrett -Does any one have their leg. to swim fa ter? " 1 o,l don't.) was just born without clny hair tollicles." -fre hman Adam Ie za "I do, but it' o I lo k good in, dres ."-senior Jake Ben on "I ju~t hk' to hen e my legs." -senior had 1 elson ''Leg? o. Yourhead, ourback,yourknuckle ,yc ."-frc hman dam fe za -What was your best meet? " a t \ s. We t bccau e no one drowned." - mor h, d cl on -What was your worst meet? "Ea t \ s. outh be au.;e three people drowm•d." -senior had . ' el on -Would you plea e finish thi entence, "I love Speedo becau e ..." "If they don't hug you, you hug them." -fre..,hman Adam ccza ront TO\\: Kemar Henrv, \1,1tt B.url'lt, Willie Lutz Relht, Skeeter tlw Penguin, 1id1.1l'l f lan.~buq;h, nnard Danieb, jamaal liarmon . Back ww Coach I e~ ,ud, Brian)o) ll',J,1ke Bcn~on, h.1d . ·elson,Chri~ ichulz, John Bradle), Aimel' Witubki, mgr. Great goggle . In a meet against West, ~eniorChri~Schulz glides ahl.ld m his mam event, the IOOback~twke . The b.1 kstrokl'l'\ ent 1s on,• of the later e\'ent-. m a ml·et, gl\ ing the participanh plent • of timl' to prl•pan.•. (Photo b) ]l'nn Barrett) 97 �li§ calr§i ~ ~v The last kicker. nior i oiL• le hman mow the ball up th tdl'line A a fullba k, hL• 1 om• of thL• Ia t lines of dl'fcnse. (Photo h · )L'I11l Barrett) C»1ll1t"'C Double take. Betor t,utmg a agam t 1anual, the team wai'II'! their goah Jen Braly Braly Wt whale\ ent take toke p tht: ball gl'lhng pel t h r mcludmg dl\ ang tlw gr.t c~s w t>ll, jumgmg intc air. (Photo bv Kathleen urcan) - sa;-t;;a,]l1~e-: ou think of the coach? "Coach 1a Donald is an inredible coach; h ha done a lot for me." - ni r Ra ha I lka ali tions? "Winning We've b en city champ for over ten year " - senior Katie Zaremba "Throwing freshmen in thL lake."-junior Courtne' liebauer -Does the team have unit ·? "Yes, were, Uy came together thi , ar." - em r Laura Lmg "VVith our a tivitie like dinn r , nd lunche , we are definite! umfled!" - nior Erin Guinn -1 it true our horts are ee-through? "Y s, but Ilik it that wa '·" - "nior J nn Barrett "Ye-.., they encourage parti ipation and intere t."- ·a ydoesit \ hiledoinga~hootmgdrilltowarmupforavar ity game, senior Rae heal Alkayali has the patience to perfl·ctly placl' the ball at h r feet The placement of the ball is a deciding factor in the quaht_ of a ~hot. (Photo by Kathll•en Durcan) 98 Front row: arah Stra~~cr, KatL' l.mg, Sally l'usL•de, All on Collnl!, l:lillary Smi th . Row 2: KatiL· Ko. "icoiL' Daml'l, arm• Flits, Katherine Ogle, Courtney tebauer, abrina Goff. Ba k row: hin Clark E Gumn, Jenny Lei ht, jenny Barrett, )en Bralv, K,1tie :t.aremba, icol l.e~hman, Robyn Short. �"My back i aching ... " - enior Jen Braly " ... my bra' too tight ... " -senior Erin Guinn " ... my booty' shaking ... " -senior Erin Clark " ... from left to right!" -senior Jenny Barrett Down and dirty. Dunng a hard-fought scnmmage, sophomore 1-..ate l mg scrambiL·s to keep possession of the ball. During the presea on, thl• team competes with m.1ny te.1ms in order ll> strengthen sk1lls and tl•am unity. (Photo by udra Epstein) On lhl' ball. With an e tra burst of spl'l>d, junil>r ourtnev. icb,1Uer tracks hl r mark in an attlmpt to kt•ep the b,11l from re.Khing the go.11. Tlw g•rls team put l' Ira effort into defense and tracking skills during preseason scrimmages . (Photo by Audr,1 Epstein) 99 �"We get th job done in the top and the bottom for ·even innings." -senior Phil aldwell "People a I'm like Hammer becau e \•:hat I got 'YA JU T C T A H, T H, OH,OH!'" seniOr Bryan Chavez o one swing thesticktheway I do." -senior Daren Jacobson "Yo, I send the ball out the park like Reggie jackon, you be the minor league that ees no action, the coming attraction, what the main feature." -senior eth Lavigne Throw your hands in the air Warming up dunng daily practice, junior Ben I farris doe., some throwing dnlls with his teammates . Pr.1ctice e ercis 's ranged from throwing and fielding practice to batting practice and throwing drill . (Photo by Audra !·p tein) a'wing batta. Warmmg up near the bullpen during a home game wr. Lincoln, senwr Bryan havez works to perft•ct his swing. Ea~t won the ga 11 -·t (Photo by Audra Epstein) 100 �Teaming up. A httlemc smgaround goc long way • cmor Phil Caldw II and 11ryan havez amu l' them clve t pr.1Ct1ce. (Photo bv udra Ep tl'in) Looking d own the h ome o;tretch. Eying the action at the plate, jumor Heath Polzcrcompll•te a plav .1t third ba,e. (Photo by Audra Eqsteinl $ With high h p forth a on and I t f p tential to back them up, the boy 'var ity ba eball team had good pro £e t for the ea on. In order fo gain a o tter perspective on fhe ea on outlook, the yearbook taff a ked om qu tion of a few player -What do you thmk make a sood P.layer? Mc1inly when a guy can catch th balr and wh nn can hit the b, 11 really far. And you have to d , too." -junlike unflower ior David Bulow "Wh, t mnke n good pl. yer i th abilit to work w 11 with teammat ,knowallthea pect of th game, play to on ' fulle~t abilitie verv game and to u e top of th line 5, t and ball to d minatethe fieldofplaywhich will alway have gaps that good players alwavs em to find." -junior Keve'Bro kington "A good plaver hits hnrd and can plaY. for flour at a time." -junior David Kir hner -What are your bigge t uperstitions about baseoall? "Keeping the__gra to th fin t cut." -junior Blake Lein "M b1gge t sup r tition i having fine-=Iooking f~:male in the stands. o matter how hard 1 trv, I alway e n~ to lose my concentratiOn on the gam ." -junior Kurt I vdyszewsk1 -J1er onally, what are yout biggest challenges of the eason? "To do no les than everyone wants, ..WJl',; IT ALL!" -sophomor Vmcent egura "Taking_ one into itv Park." -junior Luke Mueller -What change has the new coach in tituted?" The changes that the new coach ha made , re that we hav to wear prncticc uniform , shave all facial hair and pa for most of our uni· torm ." - enior Kareem ulan Front r w: Bryan h,Wl'Z, Heath Polzer, Jo~h l'derson, l:gon Feldman. Row 2: Rl•becca I indhor.,t, mgr., athan Delllierro, Ben Harris, Dan chroder. Vincent Segura, Hance T.1plin, Phil aid well, D,wid Bulow, 1organ King, mgr. Back row: Kar~l'm ulan, Todd Fettig. David Kir~chner, Kurt Pydy~z •w.,ki, . ·th Lav1 nc, Dan·n jacob on, Keve Brockmgton I uke 1ueller, Blake Leino, hri-. Epley. The lowdown. Bdore taking to the field, <.em or •th La\'igne,md JUnior Kurt Pvdv.,zewski swap .,torie., .md joke., with other member~ of the team . (Photo by udra f-p..,tein) 101 �_lirli§ 1feJl,l ce of hearts. \\at hmg her tu s go up, Sl'lllor Rhonda 1'1,1 e pn•p.uc to htt ''" .Kc (Photo b • Ch, mpil>n) :.:-~Ea..., Read , aim, fire ftcr htttmg I forehand , JUntor nm Robb ta her follm\ through (Photo b Champton) e»:£::E -Did ou feel that there wa good team unity and pirit? "Jn the pa t couple of year there has not been such great team unit\' but this ear thing wt.:re ditlert.:nt." -junior Julla Goldh, mm r -Which is better, doubles? "Doubles, b' au t.: I can, lw, blame m mi take on m partner." -junior)uli, oldh, mm r "D mbl s,b ,1u. eonebbt.:tt •r than t\' o." -fre hman Julie Wink'! -\ hat did you try to achieve during the ea on? "Yl y goals were to not default in regional nd to not get fm-.tratt.:d with myself, and if I didn't win lloc.t hard." -sophomore ourtney Hople ' -What i ou favorite equipment u ed for tennis? " ra ketb~:cau eitmake me run hard rand fa ter." -fre hmanjulie Winkel Stroke with tyl e. \\'canng sungla"~~ to keep the ... un out of her eve.., sophomore ourtney Hopley hib a forehand down the line (Photo by a"ey hampion) 102 Front row: Rhond,1 Place, Mu:-hdlc Ford, Audrey lli~on, Rub • Abbey, julie Wmkel, ourtney Hop julta Goldhammer, , ga guyen . Back row: oach Krous, icole Osborn, Carrie Mar~h, A..,hl Rinl'hart. \olari ... ~a hryslcr,. ' atasha Young, Meagan Me o •, Kate Huff, I Ha Porter, My guyen, A a~aki, ' ikkt hull, Marie Vicklt:s, Amanda ook, Coach Doherty. �"Tennis is about confidence, confidence and dedication, oh, and luck." -Junior Annie Robb "When the pain starts to feel good, you know omething is going right." -senior Rhonda Place "If you don't \\'in, lose hard." -junior Lara Porter "When all el e fail., hit the peron at the net." -senior nanne tein Poised forsucces . With perfect timm~. c cell nt form and qtucJ... feet, JUnior Lara Porter jump., up to power the ball b.1ck o\·er the nl'l to her opponent. (Photo by .1~~·y ham pion) crack under pressure. Sometime-, life 1., !1>0 l'.1.,Y lor JUnior Julia .oldh mm r, a double~ pl.1yl'r, , he wall calmly for the ball !1> ,1rnvc. Photo b) a~ey Ch.1mpwn) 103 �"You see these arms and chest, thev were made for the shotput." -senior Branden Jackson "It take a real man to run track for four years." nior incent Brown "If you don't reach, then hm.'l.· are you going to grab what you want to get?" -junior Bryan warn "As the relay begin, I'm fee lin' the breeze. I catch up to you quickly and walk you with ea e." eal - enior Jone The long stretch. After rounding the last turn, fre,hman ],1-;min Akerele leads the pack to the fini"h line. The track team competed man early ~eason meet before beginning the1r competition '>cason against ,>ther DPS teams. (Photo by Jean nrbutt) Exuberant returns. hni..,hing h1s la<;t lap, JUnior Ben Meythaler shlm excitement for his victory. A" one of the long distance runners, \lle)1 train., differently than a <;printer. (Photo by Jean Carbutt) 104 �The I rting line. Wai tmg for the ound ofth gun, several mcmh r of thl'leam \me up at the tart (l'hoto by jean Carbutt) Digging deep. I: plodmg out of h1~ block, <>enior ' cal )one race to the m•xt relay member. (Photo bv Jean arbutt) · ~ rr~v'§) Track ~~e»ll1g· S-t;~:i.d.~se. -What i the track team? ' We are a group of nthu Jcl tiL c1thl t s w1th great potentJ, I. We a1 o a gr ur. of returning 1 tt rml n" how Ill pro\ 1de l , cfrshlpforourn w 1mer . llook fllr\\ cUd('\ r y ar to c1 r ,11 comp titl e ffort from the track t am." (oa h rt L \ y -Why do you run track? "I run tr,Kk for one rea on: t beatpeop1 .troundthetra kand embarra them. ' junior B( n 1' thaler 1 run tra k b ause I \\cmt to tc1y in shape. It' an e iting mdi\ iduc1l port that allm\<; for team umty." -senior Kendell Hogue -How do you moti ate your;elf to run? 'Th 01 mpt s really motivat" 111 and en ourage 111 to r ach my goal-.." -Jumor 0 hawn Fd\ ard -Is there unity between the boy ' and girls' team ? 'Thi yecU th re ha~ be n 111or um than I'\ e c n m the Ia tt\\ o y ar There needs to b more umt b t\ een the bovs on the t .1111 " -Jumor Jo h Duell Brother! Jove. Front row: Vincent ruz, jimmy 0,1dioll~, ja.,min Akerele, raig M.1rtm, )a mare . !afford , Raymon Lewi'>. Rm 2· Da\'ian arter, Marcus Huggins, i'..ilhr Madyun, Tri tan l·uller-. i on, Ben 1eythalcr, josh Duell . Ba k row: De..,hawn Edwards, M1ke Gorham, Joseph Tho mils, Branden jackson, Vincent Brown, I l<~vden Brauer, oach Art Levy. . n e penl•nced member of the team, "enior . eal )one~ congratul.1tes some of the nl'W m~mber~ of the squad . The moree perienccd member of the "quad mu t const,111tl) encourage the new member~ "o that t~.1m umt_ rcm.1in-. -.trong. (Photo by jeiln arbutt) 105 �Gearing up. Preparing tor tht' ra e, DeBoye' geh focu ed and toncentrah.' ... on what he nt• d~ to do in order to _plan• well in tht• mtle run. (Photo by )t•an arbutt) ~ophomore Telia let . Weha\ agoalofb ahng Bet Allen -What i your favorite thing about track? "The comp titl nand th good onditioning." -fre hman Malika Tuff>] -1 track more mental or phy ical? "Tra ki allm ntdl;youmu tvt ualiz r ingth"fim hlin ,andth n a Coach 11 n a) , "Let the\\ md carr you."- enior orlMm Teamwork. Handing off the stick, Ire hman \-1, nko Goggans give it to her teammate, fre hman Brionn Pierce, while keeping up the pac • and ~Pl'l'ding p.1st the GW runners. (Photo by jean arbutt) 106 Front row: Simone Morrison· loan,jml'hillips, Tiana Dan~, Kaleah G1b on, Tl'lia DeBove~, Rcgma Om Jamie Blake. Row 2: Keyonne llan·cy, jolelyn Dudley, Brionn Pierce,. ilia ha \llolock, Elkl• .romm jennie Grimes, K,1y~hanna llolmes, Coath Wattn~. Back row: Tasha Popl', Rash1dah Kennedy, Sar Web •r, Mariko o gans, Kri ta Roper, Tasha .olden, A tim OtJi, juhe Jahnke, Mahk.1 Tuffel, Raun Hollie, oach Turne1. �"I wa n't born an fn an ub1an for nothin'" -Junior A tim Otii "It's okav to be good." • -ju mor Tiana 0,1\'i.., "I like 1t fa~t." -scmor Julie Jahnke "Don't tcp to the bar unk ... s vou ha\'e enough heart to Jump it." -Junior Knsta Roper !ride for stride. Battling the l.l~t fifty yanh, fn·..,hm.m Rl·~ina Oman and ~ophomore Telia DeBo) e~ keep the inten.,ity up throughout thl' day. (Photo by Audra Ep~tein) eap and bounds. After n·cei\·ing the hand off, ~enior Rhonda )lme ... "uatche-, er ll'S" and pushes hard to keep up the lead in thl• -l 100 relay. (Photo by jean .arbuttl 107 �Ready and waiting. As his I incoln opponent mon•s to senmd b ~e, fir-.t b,,..,eman junior hn J"pley 1-.t•eps his t')"l'~ on the ball and \\alb to tag the runner. ooperation bet,,een mf•l"ldl•r-. •.., critical for ~ucce-.~ in ba~eball. (Photo by Jean Carbutt) Batter p . u Fre~h­ m a n n d ' onnefl prepare~ for a pi t c h w h i I e warming up at a <;,1turd ,, practtce Practice-. beg n e a r I v a n a ended late becau!-.e of t h t' number of a th1 e t t' s w h 0 want to p I a v baseball. (Photo bv Anna Moore) • 108 Batter up. A keen ~en!-.e of perception enables juinior Kurt Pydyvewski to know that the oncomingp is a ball . Pydyvewski helped i:a-.t win it<. game again'>! I incoln With an ovemhelming 11--h ictory. (PI¥ by Jean arbutt) �Bas ball is one of the mo t popular ports, both in terms of th number of tud nt who play and the number of pectator at game . The yearbook taff intcrvi wed memb r of th t am tog t a bett r tdea about what ba eball m ans to the e player . -What' the harde t part of ba eball? "Runnmg during almost all of practice." -freshman Otis McKenzie "!Ia\ ing my nose al\\ ays run when we practi e in the cold." -freshman Leo Hinojosa "Being a freshman and b 'ing under presure to win ."- fre hman Kit Brauer "I he long practices, Monday through aturdav from 3:00 until it's dark." -freshman "srendon mith "Hitting to the right side." -freshman Da\ td R1ede -Why did you join the team? "To be part of a team, not just an indi\ idual." -freshman Leo Hinojosa " o I can beat mv brother next vear." -freshman Ada~ Mueller · -What do you like about the practice ? "The coache'> really know \\hat they're talking about." -freshman K1t Brauer "The comfortable atmosphere" -freshman Jason Venzara "Everything because I lo\'e the game." -freshman Ohs McKenzi ' -Why do you like playing your position? "Playing shortstop i cool because there's a lot of action." -freshman Brendan mith "I like pia _ ing outfield be a use tt's fun to watch the flvs " -freshmanjohn Moore -What are orne team super tition ? "Double knotting cleats, not tepping on the foulline " -jumor Kurt Pvdyszewski "Eatmg a piece o red licorice before each inning, not washmgso k ,eating unflower eeds."-junior hris Epley Hey batter, batter. S o p h om o r e Reggie Sanders foub one off durin • a game again'> t Lincoln a'> t h c cat c her and um p i r e watch intent h •. Basebalib a sport that re quire~ int e n s e hand·eye coordma· tion and c oncentration . (Photo by J e a n Carbutt) I ront ww: Josh Egle, Jdf e\ erson, John Moore, Andy onnell , l eo Hmojcs,l , Ja'>tm Vt·nzara, Peter ~1ohd., Zach Dl'IHit•rro, Aaron Allt•n, ~tanuel Oln a . Row 2: arlos Dominguez, Adam Mueller,, '.1than Rose, Da\ id Riede, D,miel ' 1>hen, Ronnie It'\' is, Otis McK(•nzit•, Ry,m Km • bury, olin \ 'an Kampen, Brendan Smith, Armando Somoza R\ an DiPaolo, Am1ando Guzman, larry Taplin. B,1cl-. fll\\ : Daniel ohen, Ben Phelp .... Pa ... sion Ward, Dav1d chroder, Reggie Sandt•r<,, Roberto unez, Bill} 1\adi.,on, Kurt Pydyvewsl-.i, Jo'>h Peterson, Hance I aplin, J . Marsh,1ll, Rob~·rt .alv,ln, inn•nt . egur,l, l:gon leldm.m , Chn'> Eplt•\ Chad V\all-.er. 109 �Defensive moves. In a \, rsit\ s.:nmma c .lg.lmst Poudre, freshman llill,uv Smith\\, callld up to ll•nd ,1 hclpmg h,md. ltl'T ammg control1>f the ball, SmJth passl d the ball and the ngcb \\l'nt on to S(llfl' (l'hl>hl b) ,\udra I r~tl•in) Dribb I in g d a Aftl'T reCl'l\lnh a pass from a teamm ate, junior Dl'\ on Bartlett runs th ball up thl· field as members of thl• opposing t e a m looJ... on and prepare to ... top her. (Photo b \ Krbtia~ lu:htenfeb) Rea ch ! At a tournament at Fort I ogan, freshman jessl' temple tret hcs out to makl• herb ·~t effort prl•vent hl•r opponent from contmuing to ,1dvance \qth the ball. The weather in l'MI) 1arc·h can c probll·m~ which cause the team to double up on gam6 later m April. (Photo bv Kristi,ln I ichtenf,• 110 �.... S+ .,.,. :a:a.c1. inth grad and JV socc r is all about th fundamental . The coach use the e teams to build for th future. To get a better id a of the team, they arbook taff que tion d player ab ut th a pect f th game. -What i your favorite drill? " • TIO 'ALS!" -junior Kathleen Durcan -1 there one team that you love to play? "Mnnual becau'>e I know <1 lot of the players" -junior Kathleen Durcan Have you ever gotten a card? "I was going for a slide tackle, but instead of getting the bllll, I got the girl. Oops. (Ha ha!)" -sophomore mily teed -How are fre hmen initiated? "Thev are thrown into the lake " -sophomore mily teed -Are there any weird traditions that the team ha ? "The soccer team seems to be very vocal. We sing wherever we are, no matter what we are doing." -junior De\ on Bartlett -What is one thing that you hate about occer? "I hate all the running and training, 1t get-, tiring after a while." - junior Katie ostello -What i your favorite thing about playing occer? "I love the games and the competition that goes along with it. It makes it worth all the hard work." -Junior K a t i e Costello -Are there anyperk to being an upperclas men? "The juniors are in charge of initiating the freshmen, it's great!" -junior Devon Bartlett occer top. At a tournament at Fort Logan, ~opho­ m ore Lindsav Wood'\\ a r d geb hers e 1 f ready to stop a s t r a \ ball J'\' soccer pla\ers take advJntage of tournamenb to perfect their '>kills to become successful \'ar~ i t \' player.;' (Photo b v Kristian Lichtenfeb) front row· Jesse l l mple, Kik1 Arvandino.,, Laura l vman, Bekah Griswold, Keri Ru ....,dl, Anna • oren sen, Stephanie Dickin.,on. Back TO\\ : Jsey~'lltt, t-.1l•ghan l ambuth, o~nll1 Bartlett. Katil•Costello, Kathlel'n Durcan, Hannah Bagu.,, lluntll>igh J'errell, ourtnl') Mahuur,, J:...ahe J:...onr,Hi. 111 �Breakawa .A twbp, intothcopcn tleJd, tre,hman ( Ullen ( c1St(•cJ l'\ adC hb opponent. Ca tn•l' gn•at fet•d enablt•d him to gl•t dm\ n the fie It and start a re.1t pl.l\ . (Photo b Robm Grt•enber ) Thaeha ah.. aysbe nalong- tandingtraditionofe ellen("eatEa t, known a the bo •s lacms e team. After winning the tate championsip Ia~t sea n, the were e pcded to repeat that accompli~hmen.t. The earbl ok t, ff intervit:wcd scHral m "'mbcr of the team to find ut thdr opinion on their ::-port. -What wa your best game? "· mifinal 19 6, again t Kent D •m er wh •n web "'at them in doubl O\ ertime." -juniorS an Fl nn "M b" t gam wa the tate game in 199 . It wa hot, nd humid, but 1 kept m • pia ers h) drat •d." -juni r raham Bro k -What wa your wor t game? " I'\ e ne\ er had a bad game! " -juni r a-. y Grosscope "When 1 ~c r d , goal for th oth r team." -junior ase • Champion "In 1 95 wh n \\C barely pulled together to beat. outh / 1]."- enior olin Kron "'Witter -Kent Denver is ... bunch f Bob Saget 10\ in', fish fil •t atin ', yl'ller-b "llicd fo Is." -senior J, mi e Wink ") ond plac ." -j um r Kri ttan Li ht nfel 1 " o comment." -junior Loui Ortiz -Why do you play lacro e? "1 play lacro s for the reat fe ling after a hard practice, or a great vtctory "- nwr olin Kron witter -How many times has Ea t-Manual won the tate champion hip? " 7 times." -junior .raham Brock -How did you get started playing lacros e? "I tarted in 4th grad for a rc• team, and I'm still tcrriblt:: !" -junior Ca ' h, mpion Lay o ff! A jumor Kri~han Uchtenfcb begin a roll dodge, his opponent goc-. for a rib check. Hard-hitting check-. are legal in lacro-.-.c. (Photo by Kathleen Durcan) 112 Front row: ,rant Cohen, Mike Turner, Wade on'>tancc , Rob Jorgen-.on, 1att Montgomery, Sean F1 pencer tenmark,. ate ~ascitelli. Row 2: 1 oui,., Orti.r, Ju'-'tln ,reen, _·ott Kronewitter, Jonathan I :\1att Hertel. Clint lc ollum, Gabe Duncan·Ro•tm.m, olby Rec\'e'>, jacob lowen'>tein . Back row C. Barocas, John 1 ech, Kri~tian Lichtcnfeb, Graham Bro.:k, :\lichael 'vlad1son, (olin Kronl'witter, Grosscope, Alex Mitzner, Joe Zelasney, Tra\'IS olt•, j,1mie Winkel �"A the goalie, I get to u e the bigge t head on the field." -Junior Matt Montgomery "A quick tick will alway· beat a tight goal crease." -junior Loui Ortiz "They com to v;a tch me in action." junior Gabe DuncanRmtman "Lacro e is a lot of hard work, but the winning mak it all worth while." - enior Colin Kronewitter Re ting up. Durin~ a ~arne, ~cni\lr j,m11 • Winkel po"L'~ for the Lamua J~ he catches his breath JU-.t ,11tL•r comin~ off of the field . \\ inkcl plJp m1dficld. which b a po-.ition thJt is \cry tiring, bL•cau-.e he i~ continuouo.,ly runnm~ up and down the field. (Photo by jean .ubutt) KL"l'ping thL• Cn•d.: attack m.1n out of thl' zone, ~enwr "olin r nL•wittl'r pia}" he,n·\ dl'fen~c . KronewittL•r's e cellent defense kept the ttack man out ot the zone ,md l!\ entually IL•d to J ~o,1l-~coring plJ) f<'r l'ao.,t· 'anu,1I (Photo byjean C.ubutt) lay out! 113 ���Judy Acierno Secretary Jan Anderson Student Activities Rose Archuleta Paraprofessional Barbara Arkin English Rick Arthur Pnnc1pal :ti~ h -t;h~ h :.:-d.- ~~-t;-t;~~-1; y-e»-a1'~~ ~~~:.:- ~ll1? -&; " THE HARDEST TEST I ' VE EVER TAKEN WAS AN ALGEBRA MIDTERM ." - AMY KULLAS ( 9 ) STUDYING FOR SUCCESS. JUNIOR " THE HARDEST TEST I ' VE EVER TAKEN WAS THE WORK FIRST BIOLOGY TEST OF THE YEAR . IT WAS WORTH 381 POINTS . I SOMEHOW MANAGED TO TO GET A B ." - PHILLIP SANDOVAL ( 9 ) GABE DUNCAN KEEPS ON TOP OF ALL HIS BY USING EXTRA TIME IN CLASS TO READ AND STUDY, SURE NOT TO MAKING FALL BE• HIND ON WORK IS ONE OF THE HARDEST THINGS FOR MOST STUDENTS. " THE HARDEST TEST I ' VE EVER TAKEN IS THE TEST I PUT MYSELF THROUGH EVERDAY ." - TOMMY B . STUDENTS LEARN IF GOOD STUDY HABITS EARLY IN THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CA• TUCKER ( 1 0 ) REER, THEY SELDOM HAVE PROBLEMS AS THEY CONTINUE TO PROGRESS " THE HARDEST TEST I THINK I'VE EVER TAKEN WAS IN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT BECAUSE THERE WAS THROUGH (PHOTO SCHOOL. BY KATHLEEN OURCAN) A LOT OF INFORMATION TO KNOW , AND MY TEACHER VISUAL PUT A LOT OF PRESSURE ON US TO DO WELL ." THERAPY. OOWNARO - JULIUS CARTER { 10) MR. SHOWS HIS CLASS THE LATEST LES· SON USING A TELEVISION. TEACHING MATHEMATICS " THE HARDEST TEST I'VE TAKEN IS EITHER A BY USING A IS SPONSORSHIP TEST OR THE DRIVER ' S TEST . HOPE - FULLY I'LL PASS BOTH ." -WILLIAM BOWEN II { 10) TELEVISION SOMETHING FAIRLY NEW THAT TO IS EAST, BUT A SOURCE OF LEARN· lNG THAT MET THE NEEDS OF A " THE PSAT; NONE OF THE QUESTIONS MADE SENSE ." -KRISTA ROPER ( 11 ) Ron Bates ROTC Lisa Blandford Hearing Interpreter Jim Bloomfield Science Warren Boatright Mathemat1cs Don Bobb Science 116 GREAT NUMBER OF MATH STUDENTS. (PHOTO BY EPSTEIN) AUDRA �Liz Artus Special Education Wes Ashley Sudent Advisor Joan Astmann Bronco Academy Coordinator Mike Baird Science Cheryl Bankes Art WHAT AL- THEY DO WAYS SAY? " UM .... Nol " -MR. LESSARD "DON'T DO WHAT SAY ••• DO WHAT MEAN TO SAY." Ms. DUGGAN "YEAH, YOU GUYS." Ms. LOGSDON "SO I SAID TO MYSELF ••• SELF." MR.THALHOFER NG A LAID BACK LOOK. SOPHOMORES CHAUNCEY CHAMBERS AND JOSH LEWIS USE THEIR FREE CLASS ME TO CHECK OUT A GOOD BOOK. MOST STUDENTS CAN'T FIND TIME TO SIT BACK BUT WOULD LOVE A BREAK FROM THEIR CLASSWORK AND RELAX WITH A BOOK. (PHOTO BY KATHLEEN Ron Brainerd Mathematics Clovis Brown Counselor Deborah Bushnell Counselor Bishop Burroughs Secunty Linda Caffrey Social Studies 117 �Biddy Casey Fore1gn language Sandi Chamberlin Consumer/Family Bridget Chambers Paraprofessional Phillip Chambers Paraprofessional Marsha Chavez Assistant Principal b~ill1ttt• :J.;a,-t;~?'' "WELL , SINCE I LIVE SOUTHEAST , I WOULD SAY WOKE UP LATE AND THE TRAFFIC WAS REALLY BAD . " -WENDY WISE ( 12 ) " IT' S NOT MY FAULT ; MY MOTHER BROUGHT ME TO SCHOOL AND SHE IS NEVER ON TIME ." - JENEE THE HURST ( 10) EYE OF THE CAMERA NEVER BLINKS . DURING HER PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS , " MY LOCKER WAS JAMMED AND MY BOOKS WERE SOPHOMORE I N IT SO , IT TOOK ME A WHILE TO GET IT OPEN ." CAMERA TO TAKE THE NEXT W OODWARD SHOT. - KELLY EMBRY ( 9 ) LINDSAY REWINDS MR. HER BLOOMFIELD GIVES STUDENTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY AN OPPORTUNITY TO " I WOK E UP LATE , AND I WAS MESSING AROUND IN EXPLORE MANY DIFFI!:RENT FORMS OF PHOTOGRAPHY FROM STILL LIFE TO ACTION THE HALLS ." -MONICA FOSTER ( 9 ) SHOTS. PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENTS " I GUESS HAVING TO CATCH THREE BUSES TO GET THEIR ESPECIALLY FIELD TRIP LIKE TO THE ZOO TO TAKE PICTURES OF TO SCHOOL WOULD BE SOMETHING THAT I WOULD THE ANIMALS. TYPING ACE. DESHAWN " MY BEST EXCUSE FOR BEING LATE WOULD BE THAT EVERY DAY MY CARPOOL' S CAR BREAKS DOWN. OR , THOSE MANY TIMES ON 13TH WHEN WE RUN OUT OF GAS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. " -PATRICIA VAIL (10 ) PROVES " MY LAST CLASS WAS ON THE FOURTH FLOOR AND I HAD TO STOP AT MY LOCKER . " -DANIEL WALSH AAA Math Secretary Mike Downard Mathematics Melody Duggan English Mack Fair Science 118 IMPER MI N UTE BY PRACTICING OURI NG HIS TYPING CLASS . KEYSTUDENTS TAKE IN ORDER TO DECREASE THE TIME IT TAKES THEM TO TYPE THEIR MOST LEARNING IS ONE OF VALUABLE THE THE SKILLS A STUDENT CAN LEARN. (PHOTO BY ROBIN GREENBERG) Gloria Dorsey WORDS BOARDING IS A CLASS MOST KEYBOARD Martin Doherty BY JUNIOR EDWARDS HIS PAPERS. (9 ) (PHOTO KRISTIAN LICHTENFELS) POINT OUT. " -KELLI ROBINSON ( 9 ) �Theresa Cosgrove Foreign Language Larry Cromer Physical Education Polli Dahms Business Educat1on Kathleen Daly Special Ed David Dickey Science WHAT DO THEY A LWAYS SAY? "NOW CHILDREN!" -JUDY SCHWARTZ "TAKE PART IN YOUR EDUCATION!" -BIDDY CASEY "DOYOUWANTTO WRITE THAT OUT FIFTY TIMES?" -ANTHONY ZARAGOZA "DON'T CHA' THINK THAT'S NEAT?" -PAUL HARBAUGH POINTING OUT THE PROBLEM , DURING HER FRENCH CLASS , JUNIOR CRYSTAL YODER ASKS HER TEACHER, MS . CASEY , FOR SOME HELP WITH THE COMPUTER . OUTSIDE OF CLASS TOO . MANY STUDENTS USE THE COMPUTER WRITING LAB THE LAB WHICH IS OPEN EVERY PERIOD OF THE DAY INCLUDING LUNCH PROVIDES STUDENTS WHO DON'T HAVE COMPUTERS AT HOME TO TYPE THEIR PAPERS . STUDENT USE OF THE COMPUTER LAB HAS INCREASED OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS RESOURCES MADE AVAILABLE TO THEM IN SCHOOL . AS STUDENTS REALIZE THE VALUE OF UTILIZING (PHOTO BY CASEY COLER) Celia Fauntleroy School to Career George Fields Special Ed Carl Flageolle Social Studies Audrey Freeman Mathematics Stan Garcia Physical Education 119 �Larry Golembeski Science Beth Gower School to Career Sara Hady Math Bob Haenselman English Owen Hahn Counselor WHAT DO THEY AL- WAYS SAY? "EXTRA CREDIT FOR ANYONE WHO CAN HIT MR. LESSARD'S WIN- DOW." -MR. BAIRD "THAT'S THE WAY THE MOP FLOPS." -MR. Boas "DON'T TEASE ME ABOUT BosTON COLLEGE." -MRS. CAFFREY "IF THEY'RE SMILING, THEY MUST NOT DOING CALCU- BE NOW HEAR THIS. COMING UP WITH A CREATIVE AND ENTERTAINING WAY TO GET THE DAY'S LESSON ACROSS. LUS." MR. THALHOFER CONDUCTS HIS FOURTH HOUR AP AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS. MANY TEACHERS USED -MR. DOWNARD CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL TECHNIQUES IN ORDER TO GET STUDENTS IN A (PHOTO BY .JENNY BARRETT) Bill Hessel Science Gary Hicken English Jim Hilton Asststant Pnncipal Jim Hobbs English Loris Hooks Special Ed 120 MORE POSITIVE LEARNING MDOIE �Kerry Anna Hamik Interpreter Paul Harbaugh Science Dave Harrell ROTC Kathleen Henderson Nurse Practitioner Michael Hernandez Soc1al Studies ;a,-1; ...,-;a,~ ye»-........ :£;a,-.re»:ri -t;~ :£i~1d. -l;:rip?'' "MY FAVORITE FIELD TRIP WAS A TRIP TO THE TOMBS OF CHINA. IT WAS COOL BECAUSE IT TAUGHT ME A LOT ABOUT MY ASIAN HI STORY." -RHIANNON SCOTT ( 1 0) "WHEN WE WENT TO THE ZOO TO CHECK OUT OTHER HITTIN ' THE BOOKS. DURING A SOLITARY STUDY SCHOOLS' GIRLS." -SIGIFREDO GRAJEDA ( 11) SESSION IN THE LIBRARY, SOPHOMORE WADE JERMAINE CATCHES UP ON SOME OF HIS CLASS WORK . THE LIBRARY "GOING TO THE PLANETARIUM BECAUSE I LIKE THE STARS AND THE MOON." -MARISSA CHRYSLER (9) WAS OPEN DURING ENRICHMENT PERIOD AND AT LUNCH STUDYING WHEN FOR AND READING. THE WEATHER "THE ZOO TRIP WITH MR. BLOOM BECAUSE WE GOT THERE AT 4:19." -NICHOLAS KENNEY (9) TURNED COLDER, THE LIBRARY BECAME A GOOD PLACE TO SPEND A LUNCH HOUR INSTEAD OF GOING OUTSIDE IN (PHOTO THE COLD . BY ROBIN "MY FAVORITE FIELD TRIP WAS TO KINGS ISLAND IN CINCINATTI, OHIO, BECAUSE WE GOT TO HAVE FUN AND PLAY IN A CONCERT COMPETITION IN WHICH WE WON FIRST PLACE." GREENBERG) -SEAN PICKERING ( 1 0) SOMEONE TO LOOK UP TO. SENIOR KELLEE TIMPSON FINDS MR. FLAGEOLLE'S LECTURE AN EYE-OPENING EXPERIENCE IN A . P . PSYCHOLOGY CLASS . STUDENTS AN GIVING "MY FAVORITE FIELD TRIP WAS THE ONE I MADE TO GYROS, EVERY PERIOD LAST YEAR." -SAMANTHA EMERSON ( 1 0) OPPORTU- NITY TO TAKE A VARIETY OF ADVANCED PLACEMENT CLASSES IN A VARIETY OF "THIS TIME WHEN I WAS IN KINDERGARTEN AND WENT SUBJECTS CONTINUES THE TO THE CAPITOL AND CLIMBED THE STAIRS ALL THE LONG-STANDING WAY TO THE TRADI- TION OF EDUCATIONAL EX- CELLENCE PROVIDED FOR ALL STUDENTS . TOP. THAT WAS THE BEST!" -NIKKI SHULL (10) (PHOTO BY CASEY COLER) "MY FAVORITE FIELD TRIP IS TO THE ZOO BECAUSE I LIKE THE ANIMALS, BUT THE BIRDS ARE THE BEST BECAUSE I LIKE TWEETY BIRD-" -LISA SCOTT (9) Fred Huelsmann Math Rick Hughes Special Ed Eugene Jackson Security Michael Jamieson Paraprofessional Lisa Kucera Bronco Academy 121 �Claudine Lackey BA English Elaine Leggett Lunchroom Scott Lessard MathematiCS Roberta Lindauer Social Studies Faye Lindenbaum AAA Social Studies - 1~ y-e»-..:a.:r :£;a;~e»:ri"f;e: "f;e» de» - "MY FAVORITE THING TO DO IN CLASS IS TO HAVE DISCUSSIONS WITH MY TEACHERS." -MISTY CROSS A LITTLE EXTRA HELP. SENIOR BRIANNE CHITTENDEN CONSULTS MR. HICKEN ON THE DAY'S (9) ASSIGNMENT IN HER AP WORLD LITERATURE CLASS. ADVANCED "PRACTICE THAT TWISTY THING WITH MY PEN." PLACEMENT CLASSES ARE -MARISSA SINCLAIR (12) STUDENTS WHO WANT TO POPULAR BE CLASSES CHALLENGED PARTICULAR "KICK BACK AND LEARN SOMETHING." -JAY STEVENSON ( 1 0) LUM. FOR BY A CURRICU- ENGLISH IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY CORE AREAS WHERE ADVANCED CLASSES ARE OFFERED. (PHOTO BY KRISTIAN LICHTENFELS) "MATH PROBLEMS AND SCIENCE LABS." SHOW ME HOW IT'S DONE. -JONATHAN WRIGHT (9) SOPHOMORE PATRICIA VAIL TELLS CLASSMATE SOPHOMORE "WHY, GET ALL MY ASSIGNMENTS DONE COR- GIORDANO EMILY ABOUT THE TIMELINE ON THE BOARD RECTLY, CONCISELY, AND ON TIME, OF COURSE! WHATEVER ELSE COULD THERE BE TO DO?" -NATHAN FRANK ( 12) IN THEIR EIGHTH HOUR ANCIENT HISTORY CLASS. SOMETIMES RIOD EIGHTH CLASSES ARE PETHE MOST DIFFICULT BECAUSE THEY OCCUR LATE IN THE DAY WHEN STUDENTS ARE "STARE OUT THE WINDOW AT ALL THE PRETTY TREES AND CLOUDS AND BIRDS." -ALEXIS KUNEY(1 0) MORE TIRED. MANY STUDENTS TRY TO SCHEDULE THEIR HIGHLY TRATED CLASSES EARLIER IN THE DAY WHEN FRESHER. "GROUP ACTIVITIES." -CHRIS PITTMAN (11) Theresa MacDonald Physical Education Esteban MacMillan Fore1gn Lang,'Spanish Katheryn Mangano Bronco/Nike Academy M1chelle Mares School to Career Dianna Marriott Treasurer 122 CONCEN- ACADEMIC THEY ARE (PHOTO BY AUDRA EPSTEIN) �Margritte Lindsey Special Education Kay Logan Recordsffranscnpts Joan Logsdon English Eva Love Science Keith Lucero Social Studies WHAT DO THEY ALWAYS SAY? " YOU BIG DUCK." -MR. GOLEMBESKI "A ' 0' IS STILL PASSING." -MR. PETERS " O.K., GO, LET'S THREE MINUTE RUN." -COACH TURNER "MISSOURAH." -MRS.LINDAUER PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES. WHILE IN ADVANCED CERAMICS, JUNIOR CARRIE ELLIS AND SENIOR AMBER WAHBEH COMPLETE THEIR POTS BY ADDING A LITTLE COLOR WITH GLAZE. THE ART DEPARTMENT HAS NUMEROUS OFFERINGS FOR THOSE STUDENTS WITH ARTISTIC TALENTS OR THOSE STUDENTS WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ART. CLASSES INCLUDE CERAMICS AND DRAWING AND PAINTING. FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO ARE DO EXCEPTIONAL WORK, THE ART DEPARTMENT SHOWS OFF STUDENT PROJECTS IN THE TROPHY CASE IN THE MAIN HALL AND ALSO PUTS ON AN ART SHOW IN THE GALLERY WHERE EVERYONE CAN SEE THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY THE ART STUDENTS. (PHOTO BY JENNY BARRETT) Jean Martin BA Math Laurie Mazzola Spec1al Education Scott Mendelsberg Soc1al Studies Carolyn Mendoza Requisitions Joanne Moreno Foreign Lang/Span1sh 123 �Dan1el Morr English Deanna Morrison Social Studies Cheryl Myres Attendance Phil Neuhalfen Audio Visual D1ana Noonan Fore1gn Language WHAT DO THEY ALWAYS SAY? " F OCUS, PEOPLE, FOCUS." -MR. R IVERA "I K N OW YOUR MAMA TAUGHT YOU BETTER T H A N THAT." - M S. R HO N E " D ID ANYO N E W ATCH THE JIM LEHRER LAST SHOW NIGHT ••• ANYONE, ANY- ONE?" - D R. M ORRISO N "YOU CA N 'T BE SI N G IN G IF YOUR MOUTH IS SHUT." - M R. T AYLO R READY AND WAITING . AFTER SHE SIGNS HER LATEST THOUGHT, SOPHOMORE KERYN WILSON ASKS THE TEACHER IF SHE GOT THE RIGHT ANSWER . KERYN IS ONE OF SEVERAL STUDENTS AT EAST WHO IS DEAF. EAST HAS AN EXCELLENT SIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAM MAKING IT POSSIBLE FOR STUDENTS WITH HEARING DISABILITIES TO ATTEND CLASSES WITH OTHER KIDS. ALTHOUGH NOT ALL STUDENTS KNOW SIGN LANGUAGE , HEARING IMPAIRED STUDENTS ARE MORE THAN WILLING TO TEACH THEM OR TO WORK ON OTHER METHODS OF COMMUNICATION . (PHOTO BY KENT WIMBUSH) Patrick Perez Facility Manager Dave Peters Social Studies Sally Purdy Spec1al Ed Richard Rasmusson Counseling Lewis Rhone P.E./Student Adv. 124 �Cissy Nuanes Special Ed Marc Nutter AAA English Eleas1ff Ojeda Fore1gn Language Gloria Olivier Soc1al Worker Nathaniel Ostrom MathematiCS h ; a;t; i s ; ye»-.1.... b~s;"f; E'::2EC:::"a1!S~:£e»z­ ::a1C»"i; d.e»iZ1C:: ho::121e-.vork?'' "I WAS VERY BUSY RUNNING ERRANDS FOR MY MOM." -KENDRA SANDOVAL ( 12) "UUUUGH-WHAT HOMEWORK?" -BEN WOFFORD GROUPWORK, THEFACES OF FRESHMEN FRIENDS ( 11) LEAH HON IGMAN, CARRIE MUCHOW AND SAREN FELDERTELLALLASTHEY HAVE FUN WORKING TO- GETHER THE IN COUNSELING WORKING SCHOOL CENTER , WITH MAKES THE SCHOOL DAY STUDENTS, NOT ONLY DO SEE COUNSELORS IS HAVING TO GO TO A PARTY." -ADAM WADDY ( 1 0) FRIENDS A LOT MORE FUN FOR MOST STUDENTS "MY BEST EXCUSE FOR NOT DOING HOMEWORK THEIR IN THE "I HAD TO GO TO SOME EVENT AND DIDN'T GET HOME UNTIL REALLY LATE." -MICHAEL TURNER (9) COUNSELING OFFICE, BUT THEY CAN GET INFORMATION ABOUT (PHOTO COLLEGES. BY ROBIN GREENBERG) ALL AT "1 LEFT MY HOMEWORK IN MY FRIEND'S CAR AND SHE'S NOT HERE NOW SO I DON'T HAVE IT." -KELLEE TIMPSON (12) WORK . TAKING NOTES IN CHEMISTRY IS A NECESSARY SKILL SOPHOMORES VALENCIA FOR AND CHRIS CHANDLER . FOR MANY STUDENTS , CHEMISTRY ALSO REQUIRES THE USE OF "PARTY OF FIVE WAS ON." -STEPHANIE CARLOS CALCULATORS FOR SUCCESS. CHEMISTRY SILVERGLADE ( 11) "I DON'T FEEL GOOD, OR I DID IT ALREADY!" -MESKE KAUFMANN (10) IS A COURSE TAKEN BY MOST COLLEGE-BOUND STU- DENTS. TOM (PHOTO BY " I FORGOT." -JUSTIN HINTON (10) GRUBESIC) Tamara Rhone Soc1al Stud1es Linda Riede Mathematics David Rivera English Pat Ryan Mathematics Roy Safstrom Social Studies 125 �Vickie Salazar English Barbara Schwartz English Judy Schwartz English Milton Shioya Fore1gn Language Scott Springer Instrumental Music "EN FRANCAIS." -MRS. NOONAN " NO INGLES." -MRS. MORENO "I KNOW CAN TEACH, BUT ONLY YOU CAN LEARN." -MRS. NUANES "HOW YA DOIN'?" -MR. BLOOMFIELD DANGEROUS WATERS. MR . BAIRD AND MR . WATTERS JOKE ABOUT THEIR ACCIDENT THAT OCCURRED AT T FACULTY PARTY. WHILE PLAYING VOLLEYBALL, MR . BAIRD'S PERFECT SMILE WAS TARNISHED AS A COU OF HIS TEETH DUG INTO MR. WATTERS' FOREHEAD AS THE TWO WENT UP FOR A SPIKE. HOSPITAL AND SEVERAL STITCHES WERE REQUIRED FOR THE FREAK ACCIDENT. A TRIP TOT DIFFERENT FACU MEMBERS TOOK ADVANTAGE OF MR. HARBAUGH'S OFFER OF HIS BACKYARD VOLLEYBALL COURT FOR NEEDED EXERCISE ON SEVERAL FALL FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. AS INDICATED HERE, SOME FACULTY MEM TOOK THESE GAMES SERIOUSLY ENOUGH TO CAUSE INJURY . (PHOTO BY MR. HARBAUGH) Roslyn Underwood-Dee Assistant Principal Emily Vilkus Mathematics Flo Wagner English Pat Walker Business Education Tanya Walters Librarian 126 �Edna Sutton Social Stud1es Will Taylor Vocal Music Mark Thalhofer Social Studies Lee Thomas Nurse Loren Turner Phys1cal Education y-c:»-a1:r liE -&L~e»:ri-t;~ C:J.&&.~~? "MY FAVORITE CLASS IS KEYBOARDING 2 BECAUSE WE CAN LISTEN TO WALKMANS WHILE WE WORK EASY DOES THEIR IT. DURING BIOLOGY CLASS, FRESHMEN MATT KRAUSE AND CHRIS AND IT'S REALLY, REALLY, REALLY, EASY. JUST TYPE A YOU PAGE AND THEN YOU CAN DO WHAT- KUSIC WORK ON THEIR LAB. THEY HAD EVER YOU WANT."- RONALD GLOVER (09) TO BE VERY CAREFUL SO THAT THEY DID NOT SKEW THEIR RESULTS. SCHEDULING BLOCK GAVE STU• "MY STUDY HALL IS MY FAVORITE CLASS BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE TO DENTS ENROLLED IN SCI· E NC ECLASSESEXTE NDED 'CHILL' AND TALK!" DO WORK; YOU CAN JUST -MICHAEL FLERRY (11) TIME ONE DAY A WEEK TO COMPLETE LABS. ( PHOTO BY ROBIN GREENBERG) "MY FAVORITE CLASS IS SPANISH BECAUSE I HAVE SO MANY FRIENDS IN THAT CLASS AND I JUST HAVE BY THE NUMBER S. lNG HIS CLASS OUR · TRIGONOMETRY WITH M S. JUNIOR HADY , ANDREW CASTANO DOES THE LAT• EST PROBLEM. MATH CLASSES OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT CHAL• LENGED EACH OF THE STU· DENTS WHO CHOSE THE DISTRICT'S GOAL OF IMPROVING MATH SCORES, STUDENTS HAO A VARIETY OF WAYS AND CLASSES TO ON THEIR IT. I ALSO THINK SPANISH IS AN IMPORTANT THING TO LEARN BECAUSE SO MANY PEOPLE SPEAK THAT LANGUAGE AND I ENJOY LEARNING THE LANGUAGE." -RYAN KINGSBURY (09) TO TAKE A MATH CLASS. WITH WORK A LOT OF FUN. I DON'T LIKE THE TEACHER, BUT ALL THE F RIENDS I HAVE IN THAT CLASS MAKE UP FOR MATH "MY FAVORITE CLASS IS MATH BECAUSE IT'S FUN AND I LIKE TO DO IT. I THINK EVEN THOUGH IT'S FUN, IT'S STILL A CHALLENGE AND I LIKE IT." -JOE WILLIAMS (09) SKILLS. ( PHOTO BY ANNA MOORE ) Kay Wells Ma1n Off1ce Elaine Wellstead Consumer/Family Janet West Counseling Office Barbara Wheeler Art Tony Zaragoza Science 127 �"My life would be perfect if I didn't have to rely on photographers ." -Emily Saslow, Angelus .A.ll1g;~1-.:a.s; "My life would be perfect if I didn't have to rely on staff members." -Audra Epstein , Angelus "Serend1p1ty 1s a way to express yourself ... and 1t only costs $2.00, so buy one! " -Julie Acree , Serendipity STAFF MEMBERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS WERE HARD AT WORK PRODUCING THE '97 ANGELUS. WITH DEADLINES A NO LOTS OF STRESS, THE STAFF MEMBERS OF YEARBOOK WERE STILL ABLE TO CAPTURE THE ESSENCE OF EAST HIGH SCHOOL. THE ANGELUS PHOTOGRAPHERS COULD BE FOUND SHOOTING ANY SCHOOL RELATED ACTIVITY OR SPORTING EVENT. IN THE END IT WAS A TEAM EFFORT BY ALL. -KATIE ZAREMBA Serend.ipit.y EACH YEAR MEMBERS OF SERENDIPITY, EAST'S LITERARY MAGAZINE, ASKED THE SPOTLIGHTSTA DID AN JOB WITH EVERY SUE THEY PUT 0 STUDENTS TO SUBMIT THEIR LITERARY WORKS. THE MAGA- ZINE INCLUDED SHORT STORIES, POEMS, ART WORK, AND GRAPHS. PHOTO- THE STAFF MEMBERS OF SERENDIPITY RAN NEARLY EVERY ASPECT OF THE MAGAZINE. THEY CAME OUT WITH THE FINISHED COPY TRA- DITIONALLY NEAR THE END OF MAY. -KATIE THEY SEEMED TO DOING IT. THEY SPORTING IN AND OUTSIDE SCHOOL, AND TH EVEN DID SPECI THINGS, SUCH HOLLY-GRAMS SENIOR WILLS. -KENT WIMBUSH ZAREMBA "Serendipity is a good expenence for those involved in its publication , and those who are willing to take the chance to submit their works.'' -Bnan Threlkeld , Serendipity "Man does not fly in the house of Spotlight." -Emily Grunfeld, Spotlight "Spotlight staff: We're like a million monkeys with a mill1on typewriters-except for the monkeys and typewriters." -Jordan Fischbach , Spotlight WHAT DID YOU SAYl SENIOR BRIAN THRELKELD AND .JUNIOR JULIE ACREE DISCUSS DETAILS OF PRODUCING THE LITERARY MAGAZINE, SERENDIPITY . 128 SOME OF A LOT OF TIME AND EFFORT IS SP PREPARING THE MAGAZINE . STUDENTS WHO CHOOSE TO WORK ON THE PRODUCTION OF THE LITERA MAGAZINE DO SO ON THEIR OWN TIME AS THERE IS NO CLASS TIME AVAILABLE FOR PRODUCING n PROJECT . (PHOTO BY MATT VELLONE) �A GE us Front row: Robin Greenberg , Jenny Barrett, Casey Coler, Julie Jahnke. Emily Saslow, Bree Casart, Audra Epstein , Jean Garbutt. Alaina Cleveland , Katie Zaremba . Row 2: Kathleen Durcan , Lara Porter, Annie Robb, Leslie Kaplan . Casey Champion , Matt Vellone . Back row· Knstian Lichtenfels, Tom Grubesic, Lindsey Jones, Anna Moore, Colleen Brayshaw, Kent Wimbush SERE DIPITY LAST LOOK. WHILE PUTTING THE LATEST ISSUE ON THE COMPUTER, SE- NIORS PETER BAER AND RHONDA PLACE WORK ON THEIR STORIES AS JUNIOR ADAM CAYTON-HOL- Front row: Brian Threlkeld, Alex Harvey, Heidi Lautenschlage , T.J. Miller. Back row: Libby Clarke , Lauren Strickland , Julie Acree. LAND LOOKS ON. AS WITH MOST PRODUCTS, THE USE OF ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IN COMPUTERS HAS MADE THE STAFF'S JOB BOTH EASIER AND HARDER, BUT HAS GIVEN THE STAFF MEMBERS A CHANCE TO KEEP UP WITH THE NEWEST INNOVA- TIONS. (PHOTO BY CASEY COLER) DOWN TO THE WIRE. SENIOR BREE CASART IS HARD AT THE WORK AT THE COMPUTER PUTTING FINAL TOUCHES ON HER YEARBOOK PAGES THE OF HELP WITH JUNIOR MATTHEW VELLONE AND YEARBOOK ADVISER JAN ANDERSON, COMPLETING PAGES BY COMPUTER HAS GIVEN THE ANGELUS STAFF A CHANCE TO SEE AND REVIEW THEIR WORK BEFORE SUBMITTING IT TO THE PLANT FOR FINAL PRODUCTION. (PHOTO BY AUDRA EPSTEIN) Front row: Ferron Morgan , Zach Long, Joe Zelasney, Kara Witulski, Hope Anastasakis, Matt Montg:>mery, Benjie Hiller, Anthony Holmes. Row 2: Gabe Duncan-Roitman. Heidi Gehret , Nicole Gorham, Stephanie Silverglade, Nicole Daniel. Anne McWilliams, Jen Leicht, Amber Batson Casey Coler Luke Mueller, Matt Stenmark. Back row: Will Wagenlander, Rhonda Place , Brett Jensen, Gavin Bailey Jordan Fischbach , Emily Grunfeld, Julia Goldhammer, Adam Cayton-Hoiland, Mr. Rivera . 129 ���Booster Club "Boo~ter Club b really important. It rromote~ schoo spirit." - arrie 1\lar~h, Booster lub "BSA is not onlv a club for African Americans; e\en·one can be in\ liked "-Amber Smith, BSA " II the hard worJ.. p.11d off \ l' made new friend~ and ll•arned a Jot." - nnil• Robb, Btcentcnm,11 ''I'm in rasthl'tic, t~l c. pn•-. ~) arhsh talent. ·Sa· rah l·ing •r, Ea~thetics rront row: S,mdra Orr, Sarah Bulow. Back row: Martha B •rr , Matthew Vellone, Sterling I kwo, Brvan Swam, arne '\1ar h, l'mily Stl•ed. BSA - ~ .* Tht kty It succus. This yur tha Key Cit~ worh4 hor4 Ia kup tho ~uil4il! clou ~y ullecti•! cou u4 recycli•! popor. It wu 1 ~i! jo~ ceui4ari•! til the cus u4 ptptr couuma4 ~y tha stu4uh u4 tha ftculty. Juiarsluru Fria4mu u4 Aonia Ro~~ !11 ru~y to 4o the weakly collection, • Mficult tuk thtl inwtlwe4 •II tha thirty-oiu 1111111~ers af tha cl•~- Other clu~ octiwitiu iul•~e4 pmi•! ut cu4y io n. Pora4t .r li!hh u4 Vtluturi•! II I Utp kitchu 4tWIItWI. (P oto ~y Auo Mttra) lan4int 1 htlplnt h.n4. The Nllive A111ericus Clu~ struulu mtke the st•4ent ~o4y awere ar 4ivarsity. Tryin! It mtke 1 Mftruce i• the worl~. junior Roche! Benjomin loo4s • ~ox with 4ry !ot4s Ia ~. sui to puplo wht rully ue4 the11. Ia Novem~tr, NAC visita4 clum aroun4 the ~•iW•! It shm their herih!ll u4 ~uk!rtu4s with the sll4ut ~t4y. It o~4itioa It theu utiwitiu the fifteu cl•~ 111111~m met twice 1 muth to help uch tlhar with school work. (Photo ~y Auo Moore) l·ront row Kathleen Durcan, L.1reina mall..,, Sean Hvnn, l:mtl '\1cDonald, Rachel Kurtz-Phelan Row 2: Anme Robb, Lara Porter Brandi Johnson, Hope Anastasakis, Rachel Gottesfeld. Back nm . 1att Hertel, Mike Madt~on, Travis ole, dam Chrysler, BreH Jensen, Kent Wimbush · Merch int Ia tha nma ~ 111. The mixe4 4rill tum, port of the ROTC prt!flll, COlli· pete4 ot voritu ctmptliliau i• the oru thru!hut the year. ROTC is 1 positiwo pra!r•m far stu4uh ollocrtu the country. (Photo ilyMojorHorrell) 13 Front row: arah Finger, Mari~ ... a hrysler, Ms. Bankes, Am1 Kullas. Back row:Jelena Reyes, Adam Perez, tan Thompson,Jo~h 1 Pet •rson, Matt Thompson, Robyn Wilfley. �Ahel,int hu4. Brukins opu I~• ~ooks, suier Phil DiP1olo ei4t upho111oru Michul• W ithker u4 Tem Su4m. For the first time , m1111~1n of the N1tioul Hour Society, tpouort4 ~y Ms . Buhull u4 Mr. Bniur4, sput their .rternoons in thelibrery ~tlpi•s their fellow stu4ull ut. The cltb, ective for 111uy yurt , orrer•4 h1lp in 1111inly sciuce u4 1uth which trl4iUicult subjects for everyou. Tt be it NHS th4ull mut htVI • GPA or at lust 3.S. Mtmbm ere also re~t i re4 to 4o 10111 font of com11uity nrvice. The club wu a puillve upenuce for all the juiort u4 suien itvtlve4 . IPheto by Emily Sui owl Rl~~ltt, Rl~~ltt. Pnctlci•s a p11sibla skit i4u, uphe111or11 Resu linton, Ouiel Bmu, Tristu Bri4sll, Libby Clerk u4 Smh Finser enjoy their time tosether. For muy yurt tow, stu4ull heve btu .~I• to upreu their crutivity thrus~ 04yuey tf the Mi•4. OM involvll a srut 4ulor commitment u4 time. n. tlu4ull hrme4 tumt .rat the IIIII JIVII people u4 at Iaut five people . They comp•t•4 in two 4ifhrut trill, Ius ·ltrll u4 short·ltrll. The lus· ltrll si4t of the competitiu it the skit the tu11 perfor11t. The ski1t11utl be u 1111r1 thu eisht 111iut11 Ius u4 the jt4SII rate the tum u their crutivity u4 the ~ulity ef their skit. Short ·ttrm competition wu a little Mhrut, the tum utere4 a roo11 with the j•4SII u4 ha4 It sputuuuly ulve a pre~le111 11 crutively 11 thay cu. IPhote by Re~i• Greu~arsl In ttl. The shsemft crew of Duma Club kupt thins• movins u junior Briu Muu Be ins on shsamrt requires asreat 4eal orknowle4se about the theetreu4 members tpu4 let •f time prep•nns for performuc11. !Photo by Ro~in Grun~ersl 133 �Tht spin. D1rins a practice uuiu for her U.N. co111petitiu, sultr Molly Davis turu to Mr. luctrt for tht uswer t• a quutiu. Ia tht co111petitiu which si••latu a Uaite4 Natiou htarias, Molly npn · sute4 the coutry of France . (Photo by Kristin lichtufelsl On lislt nint term s. At the Yuth ia Goveu111ut co111petitiu, juaior Peter Hernck-Stan 4eci4es o• what his vote is soins to be for the latest bill. Peter was a npruutative i• the Hun of Repruutativu. The Houu of Reperuutativu is the first house that bills so throush ia or4er for the111 to sou to the Seuta u4 fiully u to the Geverur. If the bill 111akes it throush all thru slaps, it sou to the Colora4o Consrus u4 has a chance of beco111ins a real bill. !Photo by Dr. Morrison) 134 A $ADD tltry . Senior Aspen Powers puts a luflet u a car encounsins people not to 4 u4 4me over the holi4ays . The project was spouon4 by SADD, Sh4uts Aseiut Dr Drivins, whose 111iuion is to kup students fro111 4rinkins ud 4rivins . !Photo by Krist lichtufelsl �East Theatre Com any "Those who don't join dram.1 end up w,lndering in a sea of '>tHrow " - Seth l'ord, nc " tagecraft t'> a lot of late nights, but the people are great" -Ben Wofford, Stagecraft "We're often mbtaken for a bun h of drunken lemurs." -jordan I i chbach, Drama ou il "I BLA i~ great for the busi ne-.~­ ortentcd student." -I iffanv Green, FBLA • In the clu~ . At the speech eompa· titi u , su ier SnJ•• Mll ie talks with his fallow competitors a~out the ir spuehu . Sujia wua erouuam inal ion ~~~alar ~uri•s the yur .. ~ u importut part tf the tum . (Photo ~y Jm Cer~ull) Amtdtrn Vtn Ctth. Senior Bishop Drama Council Ha ll lttks at a ~raw i as ~uri•s I • Euthatiu art show. The ~rawins hu It ~. with a futiwa l that occurred at Plaet M i ~41a School. (Phtlt ~y lh~ i• Grau~ars ) Counterclockwt-.e from top: Aria nne tein, Debbie folomberg, ndre\\ Scarbeary, Erika Hoeft, Alli'>on Taft, Michael Reynold'>, Am~lia Cook, Danil'le Par-.on-., Daniel Berson, jordan rischbach . FBLA Puel pt rty. Befer• their Bien · tunial eompali · tiu , juiors lara Perter, Kathlun Ducu .. ~ leraiu Stwa lls put for the cllll· era . The lutwwu the stall eotwpt· titiu u4 wut I I It entpth ia Wuhinst•n D.C. ia the ulioul etmptlitiu . !Photo by Dr. Merrisu ) 135 �"\ e are ~a\·ing our communi ties and world." Kara Witubki, "-ev Club " 1~ Ha teach~~ vou to seek to be good, but aim not to be great." -Ricardo Ruiz, Me Ha "It was a lot of fun plannrng the trial ,md ading it out " -Phil aldwell, ."v1ock Trial "I'\ e il'Jrned about my peopll• and ~ducated other~." -Stormy Yates. ati\e Americans Club MeCHa PANDA ptrty. Suiors Anr•er Sr~ith, A••tr Btlnn, Michele Je uu ud uphtnrtrt Jenrul Her11u •rown threush their PANDA .ooklth. PANDA is etnrpoud of four tunrs who study tht culturu and seosr.phy of Afriu. They thu take their knowltdseand sou to conrpeta with other schools. It rt~Uiru 1ft tnOriiiOUS IIIIOU! of ti111 end conrnritnrut to ••lens to PANDA . PANDA ••t nurly mry day at luch ud tl tcctu. Tht latm wuspouortd •y Ms. Rhou. (P oto •y lulit Keplu) T 1 inltrulitntlltntuttt. Juaier Ai1111 Witulski ptrticiptlu ia a Sis• lusuas• Clu• ectivity. The Sis• lusus• Cl••· curpoud tf •oth hurins ud hurias-rnrptirtdstuduh, tausht studull sis• lensuas• end opened the nrinds It the pro.lams of the duf ud hurias -i nrpeirad. Alt~ush thty SOl off It I rather sloW start, they •edt up for lui li111 it Juury with 1 . . . .., tf aetivi tiu . (Pheto •y Kut Wir~.uh) I ront row· Colleen Delmastro. Back row: Roberto unez, Rob Vigil, Feli Corral, Alan Dommguez, Rrcardo Rurz, AleJJndroMacr Mr. lucero, Adam Gonzalez. Mock Trial ••••ar Htlplnt htn4s. Fres~•u ud Native Americus clu• rumhrs Annetta Guerrert ud Maull Ellis •u Front row: Katherine Ogle, Sabrina Goff, Brenna Brooks-Lars n, Katv Thompson, Anna Moore. Row 2: Jeanme Henry, Laure Friedman, Kristin How.. er, Phil aid well, Ro s Borwick. 1lack row Peter Herrick- tare, Matt tenmark, , 'icole C.orham, Aisha Par Jessica aouctte, Rachel Miller, 1ax Wohlauer, Jad. Pallett, Jo Lech. Native Americans unperis~­ a•l• food for tht needy. The cl•• served to tdault others ••nt Netive A•eriuu, their weys ud culture ud wu spouortd •Y Ms. Olivier. (Photo •y Enrily Sulow) 136 Front row: Annette Guerrero, Misty Ellis, Maura Ellis. Back rO\'Heather oleman, tormy Yates, Ken renshaw, Ms. Olivier. �Circle tf friends. Sopho111eru Sanh Fin!tr, Re!u lintu, Duiel Berson, li~~y Cltrkt u4 Tristu Bri4!es wtrke4 en lhtir 04yuey of the Mi•4 prt~ltm for co111petitiu. Thty hope to cwy u tht lrt4ition tf OM tu111s put • tht 199S tu111 pleu4 i• thir4 i• shit. OM hku • Ytritly of hints u4 skills, ud 1 lot of lillie u4 tffort, u4 wu coeche4 ~y Melody D•!!u. (Phott ~y Emily Sulow) Multiplicity. At t~e ho111tco111ia! !••• •!•iut riul Gur!• Wuhia!lu Hi!h Schul, tht Ptp Cl1~ ptrftrlllt4 thtir rutiu ftr tht crow4. The Pep Cl•~ pro111olu school spirit u4 ttlu4s Eut sports nuts whtrt thty trie4 It ••k• tht crow4s 111111 ut uiutic. Thtir tfftrts Utili It htYt ~~~~ uccushl ~•u•u tht Eut crow4 wu ytlli•! at f•ll ftrct u4 Eut wu I • !lllle. (Phtlt ~y An• Moort) fritftds. Tht Eut Color Gutr4 mmhu in colllptlitiu at the Colort4o Shit Drill Mut Air Foret ActdtiiiY in Ctlort4o Sprin!S· ROTC wu hu4t4 ~y Major Hamil u4 Betu. Tht Ctlor Guer4 urries tht ctlors of lht country, shh and school u4 ats huor. Thtrt 111 hur mtlll~trs of tha Ctlor Guer4 tum, two who cerry fl•!s en4 !1114s. (Photo ~y Majer Hamil) 137 �The key It sucuu. D11in! • Key Clu~ mutin! et luch, fruhmu Rechel Johuu ~~~ Me!u Bu•u c11111 •P with i~eu fer their commuity UI¥1CI projects. Key Cl1~ mel every hu~ey et luch with I eir spouor Ms . Nouu . The mem~m of Key Cl1~ !i¥1 ~eck to the commuity ~y ¥oluteeri•! their li•e 1ft~ ~oi•! commuity service. (Photo~~ Auo Moore! Bt 111 thlt ytu un h. He Hour Plotou is u i•portut pert of the ROTC pro! rom. Thue Hour Plotou •emhrs perform ou tf their rutius ~UIII! 1 competitiu. Hey compete~ el the Coloro~o Mut et the Air Force Ace~emy i• Coloro~o Spri•!•· The Huor Pletou is 1 fe••l• ~rill tum the! is co111pou~ of sll~uh with 1 GPA of 2.S or hi!htt. The Honor Pletoon muh u • ~eily ~uis duri•! school hours. (Photo ~~ Mejor Herrolll 138 Art critic. A"'"''~" of Eutheliet, sophomore Stu Thompsu, looks 11 the showcue I of his purs· work. Eutheliet put u 111ultiple ttl shows throu!hout the couru of the y• to ~ispley ertwork 1111~1 ~~ the It lute~ stu~uh 11 Eut. Thue shows ellow the school view the work of their friu~s en~ clusmeles. !Photo ~~ Lulie Keplul �". '}IS gin-s us a chance to i e back to the school. It' all about seT\· in•" -Alaina le\'eland,. ' H "Octagon 1s about commumty service . Helping and ed uca tin)? l,"ther~ ~~\;.here 1t at. - Robyn Short, Octagon "In 0\1, vou can e ercise your talenh and creatlv· 1tY in many ar· cas" - Regan I in ton, 0\1 " I joined to learn about my Afn· can heritage and meet new people." - Kareem ulan, P.A . '. DA ront row: Bnannc C.11ittenden Molly Hostl'tlt•r, Rhonda Place, nanneStem, Kara itul ki, Ro 6ynSiiort. Row2: Kellee l1mp onJ Clark, lt•an Carbutt, Jt•nnv 1 eKht, Jordan I ischbach, 1od Ro" 1: 1ollv D.n 1 , I mil} C.runfdd, Da~ id Ro~enthal, I rin , Emily Saslow. Back row: Colin Kronewitter, \1ike Revnold , · Baer, l'h1l DiPaolo, Jamie Winkel, Vennis Lewi~. Octa I ront nm jane Pahl. Jennifer 'ewman, ourtnev Hopley, Regan I inton,l mil\ S.1slow, f ladlevVargas. Row2: Ms. 'uanes,Stephame ..,J!verglade;Katie Thomas: Julia .oldhammer, Pl'ter Baer, John onz,1!e , Ali \i aggem•r. Back row: Kelley onnell, Kat) Thompn,Cullen a~ll'el, Kristi,m Lichtenfels, Phil Di l'aolo, Scottv . ott, Rob) n Short • of the Mind In their ewn werds. While praclicins for • P.A.N.D.A. compotition , juniors Nicolo Duiol, At~ loy Tit4olo u4 A11hr S111ith work 11 1 tum to urwer 1uutiou uke4 ~y their tponur Mt. Rhou . Tho tu111 compete4 io Mfuut sroupt u4 unllrt4 1 nriu of 1•utionr , s• i•ins poioh for comet ouwm, whilo luios poioh for iocorrecl auwm. P.A.N.D.A. ~~~ couitlutly ~eu ncceufwl i• previtu co11potitiou, 4ofutios tlhor Duvor tchoolt io tho uual ctlllpetitiu. The cl•~ •• , nsu larly 4ui•s occou t~rnshnt tho school yeor. IPhoh ~y lulio Kaplul Prtprtp~ratltn. Boforo tho MORP 4ance, tentor Kora Witulrki romin4t all of the ttu4uh tl Eut oot to 4rink u4 4rivt ~y plams flym on til of the em in the Eut pukins lot. Koro it ou of the SADD clu~ mem~m who it tryins to prevent rtu4enh from 4rinkins u4 4rivins. ••• of the moin soolr of thit clw~ . !Photo ~y Kritlian lichtufolrl P.A.N.D.A. Front rm;;: Jean me Henry, icole Daniel, shley Tisdale Jamaal Harmon. Row 2: Tomeka Jones, Rilchel Hunt, !'nil <~!dwell, Am· berSmith, Vaness,, Kelley, Adilm Cayton·Holli!nd. B.Kk row teo Baile), Darren Blil~kman, 1ichele Johnson . Spuk eut. Procticios for u •Pce•i•s rpuch mut, top~omoro Qwutio W ulerBelltlopt It strike 1 pon for t~o Clll m . Tho rpuc~ tu111, rputortd ~y Mr. Jw4y Schwartz, co111ptlo4 io muy compotitiou throusheut tho yur. IPkett ~y 14r. Sckwortzl 139 �ROTC Staff " ROT h.1s be •n a wonderful e perience We disCO\N life." icole Pugh, taff " Let's trv to get up in the'world." .1 a r k Weifenbach, 1i ed Drill "ROTC is .1 ch.1nn• to mtl\·e forward in rank and in mind." -Quian.1 Hopkins, Honor Platoon tl•am " Rifle gi\es me .1 ch.1nce to ha\ e a lot of fun tran:-1· ing from scht)(ll to school " •)tll' Blunn, Rifle learn ROTC Mixed DriiiTearn Ru4yfertclitn. Preparits I uou4 u4 lishtits •1•ip•ut r., a 4r••• pre4uctiu, suiors Chru Sch•lz u4 Erika Huft 111 relieve4 at I 1 11f1111 If 111111 IICI IVtrythitS is •P u4 rll4y ftr I 1 perfermuca Stasecraft IUM~ersare rupoui~l• hr til upach of thastasa fnm preutup to put take down . Their skills u4 knowle4s• ef the stas• mtku parfermucu ••ch euiar ftr then wht have 4rama u i•portut put tf the ir livu. (Phtll ~y Re~ i t ••4• rront row· Quiana Hopkin~ Ro\~ 2: Scrrina T.1 lo r, Sandra ( arnita nn-es, Chervl Keenen, I rica Hutchins. Back row I d Lewis, arah Webe.r, (,l•rald 1a th• , Danvale ook, Mar Weifenbach, Tyla n Thomas. ROTC Honor Platoon Grau~ersl hlltf pri4e. Aftar reuivits mu4 place it a spuch Mill lhtl su ier Alli101 Taft participata4 it, she is anxious t• showeff har acu•plish lllnh. Spuch ••M~an cul4 have participate4 it speech muh evary Sattr4ay froM early Novem~er uti! the utioulspuch qulifyi•s mut i• Mmh. A wiaty of 11111 of perticipatiu iulu4its Extelllpora · uou Spuk11s, Putry, HuMer, De~ah u4 Dut Acti•s savespuch th4uh IUIIIIIOUI tpptrluitiu II try 4ifferut upech tf spuch . (Photo ~y Ms. Schwartzi I ron t row: Quiana Hop kins. Back row: rrina Taylor, Sara Weber, andra Orr, Carnita .roves, Cher •I Keenan, Dam·ale ook, Erica H utchin . Rifle Team Ensruu4 in theusht. As put ef UN, juior Greham Brock is USIIIII4 it I COIVIIIIIion 01 werl4 puu which is u i• · portut nrrut iuu. Durits si••lah4 UN cufarucu , sh4uh taka u the views of ether utiou u4 da~tle issm. (Photo ~y KI i I I i I t lichtufelsl 14 �Sltftlftt elf. Ou ef the sptcitl ~~ luchtrs, Ms. P~r~y is ou ef the few tuchtrs whe kuws sis• lusus•· All nsh ut • spoutr ef the sis• lusus• cl1~ , s~ewtrks wit~ •uy ef the huri•s· i111p1ire~ ll1~uh .. ~ usish the11 it l~eir sis•· i•S · The sis• lusus• cl1~ wu cruh~ for IIU~Ufl who Wtnf It Slf ftStlhtr to 111111 Ull friu~s u4 lurtins • ~iUerul for11 of coiiiiUi · ution. This cl1~ ptrficiptlu i• sis•i•s Christ111u urols tl 111uy m• 1111111 ever the holi4eys for those who.,, hurins i111p1ire~. The clu~ tlso hu 111uy spukus co1111 in to luch the sh4uh eboul the ~uf cult~rt. It the cit~ they •re coulutly kupi•s their sponsors, Ms. Huik, Ms . BluHor~ ~~~ Ms. Mmelt ~uy . IPhete .y A1~re Epstm) Pelltlceltctlen. Ptrliciptlins it Youth it Govert~utl , unior Bru Cutrl, cltrk of the sutlt, ru~•• •ill thtl i11p for .,revtl. A clu~ ~evated It udershn~ins th• soverftiiiUI hku ptrl in ~mlopits ~ills u~ ~~~•liftS u the111. This cl1~ sput three ~•Y• it the upihl ~uiWns where they took ptrl in bill pusins. Thrush this clu•, ue cu ~tvelop • belltr an~trslu~itS u~ .,recitli•s ur soverneul. !Photo •y Dr. Merrisu) Attth ef the ftltht. As ptrl ef lhtir ptrliciptliu it the cl•~. Key Clu~ llllll~trlllftitrs lura li•s u~ Vtltrit Most ~reu up to ptrforlll in the Pm~• of lishh show he I~ ~own tow• ""1 eli4ty. Key Club is • club whm .,.~enh s•t tosethtr to sivt ~.ck to lOCI tty by Clllllllltity urvict. They rroVI~.~ urvicu likt s•lhtrins CUI u4 ptptr It recycle nlsln~elpi•s in city projects ike ~uiW•s ths pl•wou•~ it City Ptrk. IPhoto.yAI•i•• 1 1.,., C IIYelu~) 141 �Cetttlnt 4ewn te hslneu. OuriRS 1 MeCHe mut IIS, the cl•~ ·~wiur, Mr. LMCirt, s•thm cl•~ IUm~lrl It fill I tm i1 •• cl•~ ~uiuu u~ cl•~ ectiwitiu. MeCHe helps to iRcreue the ewereuu of Letiu sll~uh .. ~their eco111plish•uh iui~t .. ~ nhi~• of sc ool. The cl•~ 's 1111i1 soel is to crute uitr emus the stu~uh throus)t ewereuuu~ e~ucetiu end their ectiwitiu withi• theschul. (Phole ~y Luru Weltm) $tu4ylnt th e lu uu. Sui or Colin Kronewithr shows the iatellectuelsi~• of the Youns Oemocreh Club 11 he ruds on the front shps oft e schul. Bei•s i•forme~ u cmut ewuh .. ~ u top ef the iuues is imputut ftr ell ef the me11bers tf the Youns De11tcreh Cl•~- The cl1~ perticipetes i1 most ptliticelupech of the school. The Youns Oemocreh Cl•~ wu ou of the 1111in sroups rupouible for brinsi•s the Mock Election to Eut. (Photo br Emily Sulow) 142 The key h succus. Fruhmu A~ em Mueller~~~ Scotty Scott spu~ their lunch tilu herd for F.B.LA. The utre time will help the stu~uh s•t ehud. The Future 811 Lu~IIS of Aruriu siwu ···~uh. hu~ shrl illl the ~usineu wul~ ~, hechiRS I I fundemenhls of busineu. (Photo br Emilr Sulow) �"Pep tub i~ gn•a t if you love to dance, nd be a leader." -'VIv ha Griffie, Pep Club hont fll\\: Dora lopez, \1ansol (.,utierrez, I leather oleman, Kervn Wd-.on, :\1ara l:llt , \h. Hamtk, 1istv Ell b. Back rtm: Ro~ario l'ernandez, Stephanie Vigil. Circe'\-\' ·att, Armando Guzman, John .onzales, nnette Guerrero, h. 1azzola. S.A.D.D. Front row: Katie Zaremba, Lara Porter,Audra Epstein. Row2: Regan lmton, imee Witubki, Kara Witulski, Alaina Clcvl'iand, Valerie 1o,t, 'icole l echman. Back row Jean Mbutt, I rin lark, Wendv 1-Vt~e, Aspen Powers, David Rosenthal, josh \ aidman, 1ik'l• I c nolds. "One p 'r on e\erv 12 minute dies m alcoholrelated crashe ." -Katie Zaremba, SADD "We get to mt• •t new people ;md ha\e fun" -Keryn Wilson, ign 't anguagc "'VIe peak good!!!" -Tel arv-Sadler, pee~h In the spotlight. Duri•! Block Box, ou or the Dmu Clu~'s 111uy octiwitiu, juier Alu Horwoy utertoiu with llllutiul perftrllllftCI. Druu Cl•b wu cutiRuously busy Wit~ ptrftriiiUCIJ u4 fu4roisers. All yur the cl•b worke4 hor4 to r1111 111uey to i111prno tho ou4itorillll u4 sto!• ore11, which wore i• ue4 of illlprtWIIIIUis. (Photo ~f C11ey Coler) Werkint ~.,4 fer his menay. Suior Joh1 Gouolu ston4s by h toke 1 cuto111er's or4or 11 ~e holps uri !llouy for tho Octo!u Clu~ by workin! 1 Rockies !IIIII. The 111ouy uru4 !Oil to the Octo!U Cl•~' s octiwitiu. The cl•~·s 1111i1 !o•l is t1 i111prowo AI OS owareneu u4 te kup the spru4 or HI 'I' te e •i•i"'•"'· The Octo!u Cl•~'s fu4 raisin! actiwitiu, uch 11 their rorrle, ere 111101! tho 111ost populor i• tho school. (P~oh ~y E111ily S11low) Advanced S eech f-ront row: Shahada Abdal-Rahm.m Candice Col her, Brandi Ale ander, j01 Phillip . Row 2: jdf Se\eNm. ~er~ten Bergstrom, f . Baker. John Patrie rum, 1JChael Kaplan, john Boisclair, S.:ott Krone\\ itter, \1icah Altord. Row 3: Brian Threlkeld, Dan \1urph\ jimm\ Dadiotis, Gabe Edgerlv. Back rll\\: Autumn Hope, Adam Perez, Martha ~rrv, han Sam It!,. • 143 �UN L ts a mock L teamthat e pands your \ teWS of the world -Rhonda Place. L "lloH•d being in the real and mock election." abrina Baronberg, Young Democrab "We're not ju t ,1 bunch of proltfers."-Jean arbutt, Young Republtcans "\\\• gl\ e a ftr.,t h,1ndlook at the workmg., of the ~v ... tt•m. "-Brett Jen ... en, Youth m O\t•mment Front rm~: Dan Berson, S.1rah Fin ('r, feli.l Ventura, Kim Rted Libb\ lark, Sarah trass •r,ArianneStein. Ba krow: Peter If ern Star~, Brett Jen.,en, ~r. Lulero, Graham Bro k, ~h>lly Da\ b, Het · Gehret. Rhonda Place, \1olly Hostetler. Young Democrats After the shew. ne Eut ne etre Ctmpuy, ruemed from previou yurs, pleyed • strus role i• the schoo l's dn•• perforlllncu . Evu thoush it wu 101 I 111Uillllllll, IIIIIY 1111111 · hrs tf the ETC chtu It try ut for rolu i1 uch of the pleys put u ~y the dremt dtpertmut. Teki•s the lima It re lu whu • slruuu show wu over, u l itrt Molly Devis, De~ i Dnidsu ud Joh• Deffu~ush sit ~•ck ud dec ida the show wu well worth the ir affert. Drec• l•, with Alu Velpt i• the lud , wu • s111uh hit . Held 01 the shse, it wu sold out every • isht. (Pheh ~Y Re~ i • Front row: Autumn Hope, Ali Waggener, !·mily "aslow, Sabnn Baronberg. Back row· Bree a ... art. Colin Kronewitter, Chn Robmson. Young Republicans .---~ Greu~ers l ThllrltftHrectlen. Freshmu Netoye lafur, 1 •••~er ef Euthetiu, edmiru tha hlut et the Art Show. The show, o•ce •s•i• orsuized ~y Ms . Buku, wu • nccus i• the! it seve shduts .. o,ortuity to show eff the ir werk. It i1cl1ded • first piece ewerd It juior Tyrone Scheffer ud ucud piece ewerds to juior len Ptrter ud suior Bryu Chevu. (P ott ~y Ro~in Gru•~ersl Wtrkint ttwu4 lht ctmpetltiwt edt•· Ueder i•- credi~ l t slrus yet hav ins • sood lime do iRS it, juiors Auie Re~~ . Kut Wim~ush ud J • I i I GeiHu•er siu the ir speeches for the 4i I I r i c I Biceutiel cometition . (Photo y Dr . Merrisu l t f·ront row: John Lech, Rachel Mille r, Jean .old ham mer. Back row: Peter llerrickAnastasakts. �hrly risers. After !•IIi•! up et six o'clock iw the llltrftil! , Ocla!OI Cl1~ 11e111~ers juior J1lia Gol~huuur , suior E•ily Sulur, upho111ore Re!u linton, seniors Ali We!!'""~~~ Cauy Coler, uphollltre Smh Givens, suior Ro~y• Short u~ Mrs Caffrey participate i• the ufol4i•! cere11o1iu of the NAMES Project AIDS Me•oriel Quilt Display ie Wuhi•!IOI o_c_ Hey were inite~ to IIIII~ the 4isplay because or the won~erhl work that Octe!Dn Cl·~ hu ~Oil COICIIIil! AI OS IWIIIIIIS - n. uvu sh4uh, Mrs _ Caffrey .. ~ Mrs . Nuussput 1 lol! wuku~ in the ftlliu 's capitol which cuclu~e~ with 1 m41eli!hl IIIIlCh - !Photo ~y Ciuy Nunu) Ptlitiul pels. Aweek before election ~ay , u_s_Seute un~i~ate To111 Stricklan4 took ti111e ut of his busy u111p1i!•in! sche~ule to spuk tostu4enh an~ lau!h with Youn! De111ocnh foun~er. senior Se~rina Baro•bar! . The You! Oe111ocrah, alu! with the You•! Repu~licus , coor~ iftale~ e Mock Electiu 11~ rain~ politiulawmuu ellltl! the stu~ut ~o4y . IPhelt ~y Jeu Car~tll) Cune4 gtt4s. Arter startin5 1 recyclin5 prt511111 within the school, junior Ai111ee Witulski t 4suiors Km Witulski an4 Davi~ Rosenthal wait to loa4 alu111inura unsonlo the elevator. Att result of tht a111ount of peper, sodu and newspapers uu~. • recyclin! P"!""' wu • euity . !Photo ~y Alaina Clmlu4) 145 ���h;n·e been." -Brent Walker work smce fr '~h-Branden Jackson Sabnna Baronberg �1chael Arnold Power comes from hard discipline of the mind , soul , conceived as only nd r Baer ere 1s a girl in New Y who calls herself the h n trampoline , and som es when I'm falling , flying mbling 1n turmoil I say, 'Oh this is what she means.'" Paul Simon ordan Bagus "Out here on the penmete ere are no stars . Out here stoned . Immaculate." -Ji ichole Barr-Johnson To become a woman become a lady. To me a lady you must grow ever let anyone b · from becoming a Adam Bartczak �Benson Life moves pretty fast. If yo 't stop and look arou ce in a while , you could mi ." -Ferris Bueller aniel Bludeau "It's crackers to slip a rozze dropsy in snide." -Alfred E ewman r Braly "I searched and searched a rched and searched , a ...It's mine, it's mine, it ine at last... What do I sea now? -Shel Silverstein Bridges ust let go, and let it flow , flow , let it flow ." - Toni B icheline BrUin "I have tned not to falter; ave made missteps along , but I discovered the that after climbing a g II , one only finds that the many more hills to climb. Nelson Mandela Canavan m trying to open my mind , make up my mind ." nnager Carter s all about that bomb '97. We're outta here. Phillip Caldwell �YOU LEARNED A "One thmg that I le, that being popular thing bccau e no ·ou arl' to people, .,., ay~ gomg to have to say." "I learned that person a person "The one thmg Ea twas to be more to respect. If anythi you to speak your me, work. up."' lvtta Cc1rter �I wa~ wi~hin~ it ·that it i~ I'm not -. arah Kuja\'a \ m~ enou~h time to the different ~roup~ 1 wi~h I had pla ·t•d -Dionne Oa\ id I have about East, vear I came in credib and had JUnior and ~e­ with mvcla-.s, would ha\·e to eungh e Clifton Cameron Cook �Coler nd out a long time ago wh an can do to your sour, ohh , can't take you anywhere already know how to go." les nl Compton 1-C See you real soon! K. Because we like you! M-0" -Mickey Mouse Club Debora Davidson Molly Davis �Ellis ms even as a whole, we learn, but then I don't real about your problems! Emrick the castles made of the sea eventually." -J1 ra Epste1n "I don't know how to explain it have a hunch there are some thi n life that we just can't avoid . appen to us probably be 're built that way-we sim our own fate , make our ." -J . Dean 1 rwandu Ejiasa Evans quest for certainty blocks for mean1ng. Uncertainty condition lo impel man powers." - Fromm Ewegen rather be imprisoned in e-Orwellian world, than · society of happy boys OpP.ose them or let them us.' -Propagandhi Matt Emrick <"'""'"'++"' Fisher rds that come too easily us ren't worth the a1r it takes them ." -V. W. Wesley Thomas Matthew Fah y Todd Fettig �REMEMBER "It would have to 1996,at8tg:'v1ac. what happened . 81 Bi\BY!" "I remember eating • ' ine with \ll.r. the laughter HiHbaugh bccau~e equally disgusting. "Homecoming-•! "The photograph) zoo because it trip I ha\·e gone school." Ken •atta Fbher �HAS CHANGED OST SINCE YOU ME TO EAST? b, ck the men"' -Jcn Bra! Emily Grunfeld �ina Gagliardi "The best in this kind are shadovvs " -Shakespeare r Garson ize your success, your goal and through rk, you can overcome any eth Ford Gorham what you give, but what re ; or w1thoul the giver, the g bare ... " -Anonymous ache! Gottesfeld doesn't matter how much , it's how badly you how hard you're willing for it. Green rmation was presented like ~ed fire hose-spraying in al 1ons-no way to stop 1t. . Greenberg strolled a long way . ed ourselves with things ht curious and we stranded starfish ~..a, 't::'u'"Y into the water." -C I a Griffie respect yourself and ot and you will never have rry about respect in return . Gnswold if your knees aren't g by the end of the d to seriously re-examine -Calvin and Hobbes I I Ike Grommes I am not young enough to ryth1ng ." -James M. Barrie ·1y Grunfeld "Find your own road." -Saab . n Gu1nn ... Choose your own ground, fo ng you live, and high you fly, . gfls you'll give, and tears and all you touch and , is all your life will ever be. ·nk Floyd Haagenson the nghts go out, when all gone, when there IS ice to be found , all we'll have 1 music. Jesse Haagenson Erin Haley Heather Hancock �utumn Hope rt hard fin1sh easy; doesn't kill you stronger.'' -William Kendell . Hogue, II L. Hutchins each day as if it r last. lison Hynes ind your ground and nd tall , be true to yours you 'll never fall. :::lnnvl(::l Jackson hate me because you ' me . ren Jacobson you know what life is will look for yours on Bob Marley eiJensen roth , sir. I can yield ewithoutwords; and grown so false . I am rove reason with them. " r Stlakes~J€ are ndrea Joens .. ::;~:we!ral miles ago, I set gel shoes on a lost for a better view." -S �HAD THE MOST I ON YOU? "\1r. Dickey. He and that reallv hel hi teaching~ ·in make lcarnmg fun ." D lot to h1m ." "Judy Schwartz. spec.:'h clas-. I have the pa-.t thrl'C yea more about what p ... cdtodothanl cour-..e." Kate Huff �u~e ~~ like my she told me to hang u'll make it." ith has nice long PL'<tsuren1cn h of ::16- Sarah Kujawa �Johnson cheat yo'self, treat yo'self. pac/Brandy A. Johnson fast to dreams for if dreams is a broken-winged bird. That fly. Hold fast to dreams, for s go. L1fe is a barren field snow." -Langston Hughes Joyce and energy. "You must e universe and accept the e." - Stephen Hawkins Kaleth ou're on top of the world now ultimate is never enough . see God, it's still not means you 're msane, we nn L1ttle essa S. Kelley meaning oflife is inherent 1n ns we make to others th or and obligation." -L. Schless1 ry P. Keslar JUdge someone until you one mile in their shoes; where you came from . Kronew1tter edge is a good thing. e is some people know a w that isn·t true. rah Kujawa ...try to find a way to come 1rs that doesn't mean going bump on the back ol your Lav1gne is parallel to hell but I must n and be prosperous. Learned •nl,:•r::~r1f'A is our greatest asset. ranee you will not have for others nor ourselves. Knst:y Learned ricole Lechman �1s Lewis edge is like a garden. Y to curtivate it to grow it." colm X ulie Lichtenstein ''I'm old enought to see be e ... but young enough to see 1." -Lenny Kravitz ike Liller "Good friends we had, ends we've lost along the is great future you can't r past, so dry your tears o woman, no cry." -Bob Marl ra Ling can we know so may thi dreams, yet wake up and ne the w1ser?" -Ashleigh B ant ennifer Logan I'm si~nificant screamed the du peck. -Calvin and Hobbs Mal man recognizing that the voice ead is urging me to be never follow someone ribe Called Quest enique Mangrum If you hate me cause you , 1t's cool...l ain't mad at cha. ur thing. olanda Marant "Keep your soul intact, don't I ing hold you back." -SWV beccah Margolin limeyll mean, I don't eat sq , do I?!? Well, perhaps I or two, but there's no st that is there?!? It's a ." -Monty Python's F reus May ever feels his twonP<:c::--~ can, a Negro: two souls, ughts, two unreconci ngs, two warring ideals in rk body, whose dogged stre n.~ keeps it from b~1ng torn asu r. -W.E.B DuBOIS ara Mays "Wt1ate~ver I believed I did; vnatevtar I did, I did with my who and mind as far as possib o so and thus I gained in inte of experience what may n a less intense person am nger time·· -Jean Toomer ohn McCarthy "We all have our personal uapos. For some, El Guapo shyness. For others, El Gu be a lack of education. For apo is a crazy man with a o wants to kill us." -Lucky Jermaine Mason �SCHOOL, WHAT WOULD IT 8 WOULD YOU CHANGE I "Iflcouldch n l'or ch,ngl' the ,ben pohcy I would a long a your wor would be fmc." - i k Da\,ktns john McCartney �DAY AT SCHOOL? 'rour . •nwr~D.1 ·" -L1ur.1 Baur D P.1tter~on at school would be tardies, no qUiz.tes, - hnstal Porter Chad 1 •eJ on �Nikolas McDonald I made it-you hate i now you can take this n;:~rnP-­ I've played it. Kara Mcintosh "Dissipation , race relations solation , segretation , di ensation , isolation , exploita on , mutilation , mutations iscreation , confirmation ... e evils of the world ." -Stev1 nder Michael Miller "Whoo, I had so many stra reams! I wonder what they a mean?" -Bill Watterson Rachel Miller "If you offered me a shade ue would I return it sayi t it was too dark or light? ld I see it for the previ ng that it might one day be. -Cowboy Junkies Esther Mills Men are a bad thing to like food , so choose right dig 1n! Valene Most "We've been together for a long time , through trialwe'devercaretogo. W I look back, I almost can 't lieve it, we're not the people that we used to be ." -Rembrants SanJin Mutic A woman is like your shad llow her, she flies ; fly fro her, she follows . Nelson "Celebrate we will ; life is sh but sweet for certain , we cl n two by two, to be sure th ays continue ." -Dav Mathews Dustin Nelson "For long you live and hig fly And smiles you'll gi tears you'll cry And all touch and all you see Is all you life will ever be." -Pink Floyd Maurice Nelson "A fool is thought wise if h keeps his mouth shut." erbs 15:2 My Nguyen Your potential is limited by what you can envision . low your mind to believe you will achieve. �ike Pease idiot can drive fast. T control that speed the longest. Pirkopf hink before you do, it wil e you through. Porter u don't stand for some g, you will fall for anything Anthony Pryor �mcident." a 12,'N'I ft. mounta didn't make it to th.1t ni~ht. Maria Ramos �bl' ,1 plalc that honor the cia~~ I h,l\'l' our name~ r. 1o~th the\ of nothing~ trymg -\laurice \•lson more grafitti on the the pumphousl', doors in the girls' be gonl•." - Lrin Cumn n cia~~ this \'l'M is of cl.1~~l·~ Ill come, I trouble." -Ryan Templl' 'mtl'ly go dlmnhill. enough tl'acher~ to the net>ds of thl' stuart> too Iargl' ,md I l' futur' will be -Rachel .ottesteld Robyn Short �Re1fsneider "A table has four legs, b t is ok " -OK Soda chael Reynolds "On education : we are shu in schools and college 1on rooms for ten or fi and come out at last llyful of words and ow a thing ." -Ralph merson Rosenthal life spent making mi not only more honorab ore useful than a life oing nothing." -George ard Shaw dra Sandoval "I hear and I forget , I see remember, I do and I ."-Chinese proverb ily Saslow So often times it happens at we live our lives in chain d we never even know ave the keys ." -The Eagles hris Schulz "lchi Nichi Egg Fu Yung ; for cookie always wrong. " Walt Disney izabeth Shaver , there are two roads yo go by, but in the long ru ere's still time to change you 're on ." -Led Zeppl reg Simsick f you ever drop your keys i river of lava, don't go em because , man , they' ne! -Jack Handy �hel Stallings "La, Ia, Ia Ia Ia Ia." -The Smu nie Stathes If you want to be happy begi here you are, don't wait rapture that's future . Begin to be joyous, begi be glad and soon you 'll fo et that you were ever sad . vette Stewart When you look in the mi you don't like what e be true to yourself and qui rying to be cidity. ison Taft Get off the stage, loser. effrey D. Tann Don't do something that wil up to you . Don't do mg that you will live to regret ante Terry You wish you could be thi ueen but you can't be at's why ya'll are mad at me mn Thomas "We spend half our life find something to do w1th we spend most of our I to save." -Will Rogers Jeffrey Tann Ryan Temple �FOR? "Being CUll' " - •unghec hfton ":\ty b1g blue bl, zer -'\t.1tth w l·mn k utumn Thomas �solitar purpn~e to lair ra~t High, and d•--turbmg t • t h> pi, gul' Ill) old e." ~ Ill \\ orfnrd dt>doratl• 1-.m>d•.~ t of hard - 'oel )l'nson D �·an Threlkeld "It builds character" -Calv· nd Hobbes llee Timpson "Life: sometimes you're ug, sometimes you're th indshield." -Calvin and mily Tolve Life is like baseball, you have to all four bases to score." Cerbo, NHL ric Tribbett "Voici mon secret. II est imple: on ne voit bien qu'avec coeur. L'essentiel est invisble pour les yeux." -LeRen ara Van Kampen ""''""''"'s true character i led by what he does when o one is watching. adley Vargas "How can I believe in hen just last week I got ngue caught in the rolle electric typewriter." -Wo en Waggener Life is a great adventure f led by the imagination. mber Wahbeh Shoot for the moon; even · u miss you will land among stars.' - Les Brown hua Waldman men see things the are and ask why. I d ·ngs that never were why not."- Bobby Kenn I Walker how am I to face of man's bedevilment s? I, a stranger and afrai a world I never made. rie Walker e most practical thing world 1s common sen d common humanity.'' Nancy Astor Wheeler-Bell h loveforthosewho uch shade for those c::h~~rl~=•rl me. Don't judge there is so mucll yo �ine Wilfley SliR inside the eye of you nd. Don't you know you migh a better place to play." s Wilson defined by sight. I defined by words. defined by respect If. If respect was retu memories have bee Wise rything 1n life has its e, find 1ts reason." arley ra Witulski ngs usually work out ose who make the best way things work out. Worford not spoil what you by des1ring what you but remember that now have once ings only hoped for. Yates I that willy talk, ya'll playi "-Jeru Yates I used to wear my shoes ti uldn't no mo. Now I hit when a lace gets is suppost to be the n the sun and the moon tu rple so watch this full circle. ichelle Zucker Until the color of a man's of no more significance color of his eyes, then we' war." - Bob Marley Alissa Zucker �"\1odern Media a can liter.Jture." Whiz kid. In p~ycholt,gy class, rn•rett Whcell'r Bl•ll wtlrks hard to makl• the grade. I his b ,, popul.u d,1~~ among senior~ who want to learn about the proccs~e~ of the mind (Photo b;. Robin ,rl'l'nberg) plit decision. While ~tanding after lunch, Sl'lllor~ Stormv and Yates discuss how their da) is go mg. front ~tep~ . the I and thL• esplanade popular places for studL•nb to ml'd w the we,,ther 1~ good . (Photo b\ .reenberg) �~~7~ 9fteaC- ' 1 ]~, lw a .fu(w ,rf .wee .s 1 alw ;;a /ioecf e4t~­ a·eff faur;;;er/ojien ~ D{- att anrllooerfmuch. -Bessie Ander on tanle • - '' 7£e be llhinr; ~tk~ you 'of! euer r/o.r1 ~j~r D{-~~---- L U«J WfXUe. me .r\ lo lc?/j) me lake myf;fc, fes Y .leriousJY · '' // ~~- alf" -Indigo Girl -~ '8~ '8t~udd uet ~rt is good to "In order to IHltlz 1u II' lwri::ons. 1re nwst.fin.;t lzme the wumge to /WI'( t lu s lw re . .. rm(y l.rf~ ajfer have an end -~~-..-'"".:~:~rv to journey towards, hut it is the journey that matters, in the end" -unknown "(;( t dos( to IWtun. ,ljOll/" (I' ( l",ljda.lj !!W lieS trill hewnu insi!!lli}iNllll . . \(Jt iN the doud.r.; SJ)( Jll lellle (JllS/.lj flJI'IIlill!! patte ms and tr.lj to do that II' ith .LJOUr l{(c .. -unknown -Ur ula K. Le uin "If you're going X~u ?YJ- ~b..t to be able to _. look back on something and laugh about it, you might as well laugh about it now." r -Mari 0 rnond .. 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Valedictorian Emil y as low was editor-in-chid of the ,\ngelu , co-vice president l>l Octagon club, a member ot the 1'1'15-1 !J% on 11tuhonal holar team (1rd pic ce nationally), studied m1>dem dance, had e tenSI\'C k.nowledge offont and k.new everythmg there wa to know about rom ru1 S,1lutatorian laurelin ling wa a ouer pl.1 ·er t: traordinare, worked at , JCCer ~top, played the piano, and enjoyed sleeping under the J ffcl Tower when 'he wa in rrance. Lindy Klee parhc1pated in commumtv sen ~e p1aypd volll') b.1ll,"" a in the j.1.1.1 band, Key Club, liS,, nd wa rl·wgnized in\ 1'~ \ h 1 Amon~o \mwpn lii);h School Students Colin Kronewi tter wa~ captain of hb icc hocke> tt-<Jm for three year~, captain of the boy~ IJcro ~l' tl•am, and a member of the 1';196 national Constitutional holar~ tl•am. li Wagge ner ~pl'nt ,1 ~ummer tntl'rning at the Sm1th oman in D. ., played var~ity t~nnis, was co-vice president of the Octagon club and \'ICe-presi- S<hol" team. ria nne tei n wa' VI' of Drama ouncil, TrcasJreroftheL club, played tl•nnis, pent S,6J2,75-t hour' on stage and never crashed thcstagcelcvator. John McCa rtney partiCip.lted m Key Oub, HS and \liES A. When he wa~ not practieing hi~ strict rcg1ment of trumpet etude , he enjoyed snowboardmg, con\'ersing with his peer and listening to musi Jean Ca rbutt wa am mberofthe l'IY6 national onshtuhonal Scholars team, she survi\ ed being a yearbook photographer, and enjoyed sk1ing, drivmg fast and procrastinating. Ad rie nn e Coh en enjoyed drawmg, being on losing .,ports !Pam.,, o;wallowmg n k.,, African dance, evading pep rallies, frohckingand romping, parking ~ •venteen mtlcs from school. and not being in any club whatsoever. Livy Bridge was a 1996 on~titutiona I Scholar, ran cross country, ,..,·as cocaptain of the 19'17 Lady Angelfish, swimming state qualifier, enior clas~ prcsident, had fun, learned how to love, how to let go, and how to h\ •. -Emily Saslow (indoul trhal ;/ mearn lome" -Aretha Franklin "Can 7 b 1ck d? 1 -Tribe Called Que t ""7)ou /il 7 , you learn. " '-Alani Mori~ te "Carp( Dicnz.'' "\ \ ( do not stop piO.lj ill,!! /J( ("(iUS( ll' ( or( old. l\ ( ,!trou· old lx cau.w Ll'( Slop piO.l)lll,Q."." -unknown "B( tU r to lx poor tlzon lx ofot nzwz in the (lj( (if a ll(( die." - ting ~ "When I found the skull in the woods, the first thing I did was call the pol ice. But then I got curious about it. I picked it up and started wondering who the person was, and why he had deer horns." -Ja k Hand y 177 �Anothe .. Day, Anothe .. Yea.. Of all the days for whic h w e f ound cause to celebrate, few seemed so e xalted as a birthday. Favorite birthdays tended to vary as much as those celebrating them, and no two celebrations were ever exactly the same. When asked what his favorite birthday was, junior Chad Walker responded with a fairly common, but no less fond memory, saying, " My sixteenth birthday, because I finally got my driver's license." Others tended to reminisce about birthdays in general. Many of them remembered happily because of the times spent with family and friends. Junior Roshon Young said, "Mine and my boyfriend's birthdays are a week apart and we always do something special." Still other people singled out one day because of the significance of that one Angel Accardi Julie Acree Othello Aguon Brandi Alexander James Altum Lauren Alweis Chnstopher Ambruso Hope Anastasakis Brigit Anderson Rosemary Andrianakos Charles Anthony Joshua Aragon Amanda Arguello Rebecca Armold Michael Atkins Todd Barber Nicole Barrientos Alison Bartlett Devon Bartlett Brian Barton Leslie Bell Rachel Benjamin Usa B1anco Darren Blackman Jenn1fer Blanton Keth Bodnar Ross Borw1ck Dziko Boyd Kimberly Boyle Kate Braden 178 Junior special gift. " My favorite birthday was when I turned thirteen," said junior Crystal Yoder. " My stepdad bought me tickets to a Bulls game. I got to fly to Chicago and watch Michael Jordan play." And of course, there was that one remembrance which tood out over the rest, simply for the chance at celebration that it created. As junior Ben Meythaler said, " My fifteenth birthday because we caused a ruckus on the roof." Throughout all these birthdays, some important solely for the celebration, some for the special times spent, and some for gifts of greatness, it became obviou that these were good times, that these were the days. -Mauhew Vellone What friends are for. Spontaneous sm1les show s1gns of soron ty as JUniors All Wilhelm, Ouamse K1bble, N1cole S1mmons and Tamara Boyd hang out dunng pass1ng penod. (Photo by Colleen Brayshaw) �Literary amazement. The 1nner secrets of Bnt1sh Literature are revealed to JUniors Andrew Castano, Matt Conrad and Jack Pallett as they s1t m Ms. Judy Schwartz's e1ghth hour class (Photo by Ann1e Robb) Hard at work. Comple!lng the day·s lab in AP ChemIStry, junior Adrian Hernandez analyzes data for his write-up . (Photo by Em1ly Saslow) Lawrence Bragg Hayden Brauer Graham Brock Keve Brockington Brenna Brooks-Larson Nabeehah Brown David Bulow Let1t1a Burdyck Ted Burghardt Belinda Calvin Jess1ca Caouette Andrew Castano Neremiah Castillo Adam Cayton-Hoiland Casey Champion Jasm1ne Champion Latisha Childress Antoine Clare Gary Clayton Grant Cohen Nell Collins Kelley Connell Matthew Conrad Amanda Cook Junior 179 �Getting the job done. Sen1ors B1shop Hall and Stephen Oh1ma1-Green work diligently to get their library research completed (Photo by Robin Greenberg) Ready or not! As JUnior Aisha Parks gets ready to go to th1rd hour. she makes sure she has all of her books. (Photo by Katie Zaremba) Danyale Cook Kathleen Costello WW Cowan Monica Crawfurd Benjamtn Crowley Milton Culver LaSharee Curry N1cole Daniel Darrell Davis Tiana Davis Anne Deshotel Jess1ca D1smang Danica Dolezal Carla Dominguez Joshua Duell Gabe Duncan-Ro1tman Kathleen Durcan Frederick Edwards Sterltng Ekwo Carrie Ell1s Christopher Epley Egon Feldman Rosario Fernandez Drennan Flahive 180 Junior �"If I could be a supermodel." LOUIS Ort1z tries to get fellow 1un1or Brenna Brooks-Larson's attention while she poses for the camera (Photo by Leslie Kaplan) It's A Different World Have you ever looked back on something you've done and totally regretted doing it? Or have you ever looked back on a day and thought, maybe if I had just stayed in bed? Over the span of someone' s life, people may say those things a lot. Whatever the reason, different people regret different things. A lot of people felt that if they could change one day, they would change a day at school. Junior Ashley Tisdale said, " I would change the first day of first grade, in a private school. It led to eight years of torment and I should have played sick." Junior Kai'ta Tally also had a regret that happened with school. " The day I continuated from eighth grade because those were the days that life was easy. Now I' m in high school and life is hard." Other people said they would change something that had happened outside of school. Junior Adam Cayton-Holland joki ngly said, " I would change the day I got arrested at the zoo for harassing the monkeys." If you have ever looked back on a certain day and wanted to relive it, then maybe someday you will have your chance. But for the time being just say to yourself, "It probably could have been a lot worse." -Kent Wimbush Em1ly Fletcher Kevin Fletcher John Flynn LaTasha Frazier Lauren Friedman Eliza Furmansky Croix Galipault Amber Gerdme Kaleah Gibson Sabrina Goff Julia Goldhammer Jerem1ah Gooley S1g1fredo GraJeda Tiffany Green Norma Griijalva Jenn1e Grimes Dylan Grogan Casey Grosscope Shavon Hammonds Jasmine Harbison Andrew Harns Ben Harris M1mi Harns Zurie Harris Deborah Harrower Lovlynn Hawes Hauke Heinzow Jeanine Henry Adrian Hernandez Justin Hernandez Junior 181 �Dos hombres. St11l sm1hng after a long day at school, jumor Drennan Flah1ve and sen1or W1ll Wagenlander wait on the esplanade to go relax dunng the1r afternoon off (Photo by Rachael Alkayali) Star search. Junior Naom1 Prince and sen1or Star Sanders scan the after-school crowd and JOke playfully w1th one another (Photo by Lmdsey Jones) Peter Hernck-Stare BenJie Hiller Anthony Holmes Kayshauna Holmes Lee Hood QUiana Hopk1ns Kristin Houser Rachel Hunt Franklin Hurd Eshe I Annie Iselin Tanisha Jackson Kyanna James Tamika James Nicholas Jennmgs Sandra Johansson Stephanie Johnson Gina Jones Keyana Jones Lmdsey Jones Richard Jones Tomeka Jones Leslie Kaplan Cheryl Keenan 182 Junior �On top of the world! On h1s way to class , JUnior Chris Ambruso takes t1me to look down at the school. (Photo by Lesl1e Kaplan) Being An Uppe ..class.nan After two years of climbing, the clas of 1998 finally nears the top. Although juniors have one more year, they're still enjoying their first year being considered part of the upperclass. What's the best thing about being an upperclassman? A lot of juniors enjoyed the respect they got from the freshmen. Keve Brockington said that he liked watching the young kids' envy wishing they were on top. Tiana Davis agreed that she liked being looked up to when he aid, "The best thing about being an upperclassman is the lowerclassmen look up to you as a role model." Juniors al o got their chance to adopt freshmen. Jessica Caouene said that she adopted a freshman and made her look foolish in front of everybody!" Juniors also got more chances to play varsity sports. Keith Bodnar thought that the best part of being an upperclassman was that he was finally conidered to play varsity football. Along with being able to play varsity sports, most juniors were finished with gym credits. After being in the same school for over two years, the junior class has no more adjusting to do. Antoine Clare aid that being an upperclassman he knew what high school was about, unlike when he was a freshman and had to adjust." The juniors loved being looked up to, and now only look forward to being on top! -Leslie Kaplan NICOle Kelly Nicholas Kenney Margaret Kenyon Ouan1se K1bble Tahuna Kidd Dav1d Kirschner Andrea Knotwell Chns Konrad Bill Lane September Lang John Lanphier Paul Laurie Heidi Lautenschlager John Lech Blake Leino Jeannette Lephew Dan1elle Lewis Edgar Lewis Marlena Lewis Phillip Lewis Knstian Lichtenfels Zachary Long Heather Longway Rafael Lorez Zafir Madyun Enc Malo1d Sara Mapes Carrie Marsh Bnan Mason Gerald Mathis 183 �Happy days. Jun1or Ntcole Osborn shows her excttement about getttng a good grade on a Spantsh test (Photo by Casey Champton) Express yourself. Juntor Andrew Castano demonstrates hts unique talent and sense of humor before settling down for an English class . (Photo by Leslie Kaplan) Bryan McCullough Robert McGowan Larry McW1II1ams Sara Metzler Ben Meythaler Lissa Mokrohisky Bo Molai Davrd Montez Matthew Montgomery Anna Moore Monica Morales Charkia Morgan Nakrla Morgan Ferron Morgan Jacquelin Mrzlikar Luke Mueller Dana Myrick Ruth Neuner Courtney Niebauer Stephen Ohrmar-Green Charles Olden Jimmy Olivas Sandra Orr Louis Ortrz 184 Junior �Lunch break. Returnmg to school after be1ng re· freshed by a qu1ck lunch are JUniors Tahuna K1dd and Kayshauna Holmes . (Photo by L1ndsey Jones) Reliving the Past In life there are some days that are just great, that all you want is for all your days to be like that. Then there are some days that are horrible and all you want is for the day to end and never happen again. When asked, most students had mixed feelings. As for the bad days, junior Sterling Ekwo commented that he would relive his first day of rugby practice by not going. Adding to the long list of bad day , junior Danyale Cook said that the day she would relive would have to be the day before she left Mississippi and moved to Denver because it was sad and went by too fast. On a more positive note there were some days that juniors experienced that they would not mind reliving. Junior Dana Myrick had this to say about what day she wanted to relive, "I would want to relive my fifth birthday party because I would invite boy to it." Others agreed that they would want to relive certain days because of members of the opposite sex. Some juniors commented about dates that they have been on. Junior Jennifer Rhyans had this to say, "I would love to relive my first date, it was so romantic." Some remembered days when nothing went wrong. So whether you had a good day or a bad, remember to take everything one day at a time and make the most of it all. -Audra Epstein & Alaina Cleveland Elizabeth Osag Allison Osag NICOle Osborn A1sha Parks Yasminie Pena Teresa Peters LaTasha Pettis Ben Phelps Shenell Phillips Heath Polzer Tilly Ponds Lara Porter M1chael Porter Kurt Pydyszewski Kershena Queenan Alana Raybon Tanikca Reaves Colby Reves Jennifer Rhyans Kim Riede Ann1e Robb Challtu Robi Safiyyah Rogers Carolee Rojas Jamecia Rollins Debbie Romero Krista Roper Nathaniel Ross Dan1el Rubndge Ricardo Ruiz Junior 185 �Up close and personal. Flash1ng a fearless sm1le after the long school day, JUnior Leslie Bell IS ready and wa1t1ng to be on her way home . It takes a spec1al person to walk out of school With a happy att1tude and a happy face. (Photo by Julie Jahnke) Isaac Ruley S1mon Ryerson Bndgette Sanchez Jamie Sanders Paul Sanders Brigida Santistevan Akiko Sasaki Daniel Schroder Keyosha Scott Jessica Segall Tyrone Schaffer Stephanie Silverglade Nicole Simmons Georg1a S1nanis Clarence Small Kevin Smith Matthew Sobesky Hayden Spma Angela Spratley Enn Stayton Matthew Stenmark Cody Story Bnanna St. Veltri Bryan Swarn Charles Tague Pat Tague Tokunbo Taiwo Lindsay Tanner Julie Taylor Tristan Teich Katie Thomas 186 Junior �letting the future pass him by. Jumor Ferron n stays on top of all h1s work by spend1ng t1me r hours 1n the computer lab. (Photo by Anme Robb) Where Angels Fear to Tread Nearly everyone out there gets a little uneasy some time or another. We found that mo t people could think of one or two fears that involved our econd home, East High School. For a good many students, their biggest fear involved the student parking lot. Their anxiety included everything from not being able to find a parking pace to the constant fear of you or your car being plowed over by a sophomore driver. As one junior put it, " I fear for my life every time I see one of those underclas men get in their car." For many other students their fear lies in the building itself. The second most popular fear after not being able to find your homework, was stated by junior Neil Collins when he said, "Having to always present in front of the class." It turns out you' re not alone if you dread those presentations for Spanish. Throughout the day, there were many moments of anxiety for East High students. Junior Todd Barber feared "missing lunch" while others were concerned with surprise hall sweeps. Others had more pressing issues like junior Ahvedon Jones, "My main fear is failure after I graduate from school." Whatever the concern there was no worry too big for an Angel to handle. -Katie Zaremba Katherine Thompson Scott Thompson Ashley Tisdale Adonis Ursery Carlos Valencia Le1d1 Varquez Natasha Vasquez Matthew Vellone Marie Vickles Kimberly Vmcent Alex Volpe Ashley Vonderheid Ginny Waathan Chad Walker Lance Walker My Soul Walker Antwon Washington Mia Westbrooks Ali Wilhelm Jessie Williams Taylor Wilson Kent Wimbush Aimee Witulsk1 Ben Wofford Geoffrey Wolfson Franchesha Wood Oalana Wnght Crystal Yoder Rhoshon Young Joe Zelasney Junior187 �Si senora. Absorbmg h1s daily dose of Spamsh , sophomore K Johnson gets 1nstruct10ns about the afternoon's ass1gnment 1 Cosgrove's seventh hour class . (Photo by Alama Cleveland) Another day, another drive. Mak1ng the1r way through the student park1ng lot after school , sophomores Abbey Jacobson , Sarah Givens, Casey Brown and Kat1e Wakef1eld enJOY the pnvileges of be1ng able to dnve or having friends who can drive. (Photo by Robin Greenberg) Gettin' Al'ound Town You .. ca.. City Bus Sofia Abeyta Cleanna Alexander Rory Alford Allison Anderson Jonathan Anderson James Arnolds Nick Asher Zachary Asher Kanita AVIS Hannah Bagus Theresa Baker Dana Banks Brooke Bapp N1cole Barber Matthew Barrett Clayton Bartczak Chnstopher Beam Armond Bell Brandon Bell Lan1qua Bell Sara Bell Kelan Benford Martha Berry Daniel Berson Jullanna Blanning Rosemary Blosser Shanaye Bolding William Bowen 188 Sophomore Parents �Uncanny excitement. Enthusiasm abounds as sophomore Regan Linton prepares condiments while working the East High booth at a Rockies game. Jobs vaned from making ice cream cones to stocking shelves and serving curly fries . (Photo by Lara Porter) Triple trouble. The relaxation of the lunch hour bnngs smiles to the faces of freshman Latoya Sorrells and sophomores Laneice and Teneice McCrady as they take lime out before startmg afternoon classes . (Photo by Colleen Brayshaw) Camille Boyd Tristan Bridges April Brown Casey Brown Eric Brown Joanna Brown Ratasha Brown Tammy Brown Tyshawna Brown Cameron Bruin Christopher Buchanan Kathryn Buckley Marcus Burnett Cherie Busby Keyonna Butler Abby Campbell Tony Campbell Julius Carter Chris Chandler Robert Chandler Michael Chavez Kevin Christensen Jam1la Clark Elizabeth Clarke Jaloni Cleckley Samuel Cobb Derek Cole Candice Collier Aaron Conrardy Charles Cook lan Cook Tyisha Cook Daniel Cornejo Adam Corney Felix Corral Sophomore 189 �Quenching a thirst. Sophomore Richard Patterson d nks his All Sport wh1le wa111ng for the lunch bell to nng . Most students take advantage of the open campus to leave dunng lunch, but some rema1n on campus while the weather rema1ns nice enough for them to eat on the school grounds. (Photo by Ann1e Robb) On Cloud Nine. Freshman Jamie Blake eats her lunch in the newly redecorated school cafeteria . She has lime to enJOY her free t1me wh1le d1mng on a vanety of food select1ons. (Photo by Audra Epstein) Jesse Cottage John Crum Crystal Custalow Lennard Daniels Travis Daniels Pariss Davis Telia DeBoyes Kara DeGroot Colleen Delmastro Chnstopher Devme Damara D1keou Raegan Dombrowski Phil Donaldson Lindsay Driver Joseph Editone Laticia Ellis Samantha Emerson Elizabeth Espinal Huntleigh Ferrell Valerie Ficco Sarah Finger Jason Forn Matthew Franklin Kayte Gallanter Robert Galvan Juanita Gamez Morgan Garofalo He1d1 Gehret Ben Gelt Nicolas Geman Emily G1ordano Sarah Givens Michael Gorham Justm Green Cameron Grizzard 190 Sophomore �Say what? Sophomore Matt Barrett pauses to give a questionmg look before dectdmg where he's go1ng to lunch. (Photo by Kathleen Durcan) Without a car in the world. Dunng the lunch hour sophomores Nicole Barber and Chene Busby eat their lunches m front of the school. Many sophomores eat their lunches on school grounds or at fast food restaurants close to the school. (Photo by Lauren Walters) Che1N On This Taco Bell Roane Cloud 9 Carnita Groves Elsha Guel Brian Guilford Nina Hammons Jamaal Harmon Heather Harns Rachel Harris Alexander Harvey Tamika Hawkins Dana Heller Enk Hellman Alex Henry Thomas Hensen Christopher Herman Terrence Hewing Winter Htcks Justin Hinton Greg Hoefer Raunya Hollie Dav1d Holmberg Robert Hom Stephen Hooper Courtney Hopley Matthew Hoppman Shalise Hudley Marcus Hugg1ns Jamicia Hughes Shadonna Ingram Sophomore 191 �Information session . Sophomore Kate Ling mtensely listens to Mr Bloomfield on how to roll a roll of film m her Introduction to Photography class. (Photo by Casey Champ1on) All smiles. Freshman Abbey Olsen and sophomore Patty Vail are all smiles aftertalkmg about what they did over their past weekend . Many students spend a good deal of time on weekends listenmg to their favorite music on their favorite radio stations . (Photo by Annie Robb) KS-104 ..... KBPI William Ingram Hasheem Jackson Tahesha Jackson Abby Jacobson Satm Jan1s Ebony Johnson Kaelan Johnson Marcio Johnson Shameka Johnson Tavares Johnson Kevin Jones Vernon Jones Meske Kaufmann Rashidah Kennedy Keith Kirkpatnck Caitlin Kreck Scott Kronewitter Alexis Kuney Meghan Lambuth Jessica Lans1ng Michaela Lefrere Grace Lewis Katherine Ling Regan Linton Erin Loomis Mariah Love Anthony Loverde Enca Lowe 192 Sophomore The Hawk �Standing out with style. With a flare for fashion, sophomores Tekeysha Thomas, Eboni Powers, Dannette Packer and April Brown strike a pose 1n between passing penods . (Photo by Audra Epstetn) Down time. While walling for their ndes and fnends to come out of eighth hour sophomores Jess1ca Lansing, Susan Mapes, Alana Mart1n , Teresa Bates and Jordan Muraglla gather together to discuss the group's plan for working on a group proJect. (Photo by Rachael Alkayali) Porscha LUCIO Dan1el Manzanares Susan Mapes Marc Marcel Sebastian Marecak Charles Marshall Unique Marshbank Alana Martin Craig Martin Kamau Martinez Rita Martinez Victoria Mayes Clinton McCallum Annie McCartney Laneice McCrady Tene1ce McCrady Sean McGrail Amanda McKown Kristi McMillan Carl McMillian K1wanna McRae Melanie McRae Anne McWilliams Elise Membrez-Weiler Leslie Mendoza Olivia Mercado Anne Miller Brandon Miller leshia Miller Todd Miller Carlos Miron-Trujillo Matthew Mittan Brenm Mobley Dav1d Molloy Ben Montez Sophomore 193 �Deep in thought. Work1ng hard 1n Bntsh literature 1s junior Mane V1ckles . All students are requ1red to take four years of Engl1sh to complete the1r graduation requirements and Bnt1sh literature IS one of the options.(Photo by Ann1e Robb) So long. Sophomore budd1es Sara Showalter and Nikki Shull say good-bye to the school day. Although theE is a popular place to meet after school , 11 IS always busy w1th buses arnvmg to take students home and cars leavmg the parking lot. (Photo by Ann1e Robb) Cherie Moore Janee Moore Allsha Morns Jordan Muraglla Lona Nave Jennifer Newman William Niernberger Derik Norman Elizabeth Norris Roberto Nunez Anna Olexova Abby Olsen Josh Olson Naarah Oseme Jamilla Pacheco Dannette Packer Clyde Page Jane Pahl Randall Paige Twanisha Parnell Richard Patterson Andre Payne Adam Perez Sultana Perez Josh Peterson Kiana Phillips Sean Pickering Kyle Pleune Jelondi Poe Tasha Pope Harlan Potts Ryan Potts Hilary Power Eboni Powers Sally Pusede 194 Sophomore �Just passing by. Sophomore Jenmfer Roche makes a qu1ck stop by her locker 1n between classes.Somet1mes w1th only s1x m1nutes to get to class, students carry more w1th them mstead of stopp1ng by the1r lockers. (Photo by Casey Coler) Let's see you smile. F1nally out of school , sophomores Julia Steiner and Em1ly Giordano flash a cou ple of qu1ck gnns , proving that the school day wasn't all that bad but being out of class is even better.W ith three days of regular length classes , and two days of block. gett1ng out of school after a long day of education is a welcome reward . (Photo by Julie Jahnke) ••• •rJJ You Got the Ti~ne? None 12:00 Abbie Quinlivan Mike Reininger Gavin Rember Angela Remigio Jennifer Roche Erica Rozelle Daisha Rucker Tenia Sanders Alicia Sango Andrew Scarbeary Adam Scott Anthony Scott Cathryn Scott Gerrin Scott Rhiannon Scott Rhye1m Scott Vincent Segura Sarah Showalter Nikki Shull William Simmerman Margo Simmons Mike Simms Justin Simpleman Jessica Slenger Stephen Smith Nubian Smoots Em1ly Steed Julia Steiner Sophomore 195 �Waiting for the bell. Sophomores Lauren Strickland, Kate Ling and Huntleigh Farrell wait for the bell. One of their pet peeves is having to wait around for other people . (Photo by Annie Robb) Don't Crack Under Pressure Sanoking Not using t u .. n signals Jamie Stevenson Ola Stockhold Anna Strand Sarah Strasser Alexander Stratis Laura Streno Lauren Stnckland Candace Strother Owen Sullivan Bradley Swanberg Hance Taplin Devm Tappan Serrina Taylor Teena Taylor LaT ash a Thomas Maurice Thomas Beverly Thompson Matthew Thompson Stanley Thompson Will Tinsley Dagan Turner Christopher Tye Patricia Vail Juanita Valdez Arinza Varney Erica Venor Feliz Ventura Jessica Vigil 196 Sophomore Litte ..ing Personality. Sophomores Damara Dikeou , Anne McWilliams, Jennifer Roche and Casey Scott show their unique fashion style. (Photo by Rachael Alkayali) �Why the grim face? Just after the ftnal bell, sophomores Dan Manzanares and Tristtn Bridges can relax as they look forward to the free t1me that the weekend bnngs. When students put their effort into their classes five days a week , a two day weekend can be a welcome relief. (Photo by Kathleen Durcan) Natural Van Goghs. During their ceramics class , sophomores Jordan Muraglia and Vincent Segura work on their latest project. Students who were enrolled in ceramtcs classes spent their class time working on individual projects that interested them . Many of the students' work was displayed in the showcase outstde the main office . (Photo by Anna Moore) Adam Waddy Jerma1ne Wade Jessica Waesche Katie Wakefield Josh Walker Latoya Walker Passion Ward Clifton Washington Lorenzo Washington Leah Watley Gaura Webster Fayth Weddington Michaela Welch Philip Weskamp Quentm Wheeler-Bell Nicolas White Kelsey Williams Lacy Williams Seth Williams D1anna Wilson T1mothy Wilson Benjamin Winston Charles Wood Lindsay Woodward Dav1d Workman John Worsley Dav1d Yarus Jacob Zachry Sophomore 197 �Rubena Abbey Shahada Abdal Rahman Yonnas Abraham Jasmin Akerele A1sulu Aldasheva Audrey All1son Ubaldo Almeida Natalie Almon Patrick Anderson Carla Andrews Anna Andrianakos Vasiliki Aravandinos Reesha Archibald Keysha Ashford Joshua Ashton Corrine Avila Felipa Bailey Gabriel Bailey Lynnette Baker Wynette Baker Megan Banman Ana Banuelos Andrea Barksdale Gabriel Barrientos Ryan Bastien Kersten Bergstrom Shauna Betz Erin Black Jamie Blake Joseph Blunn James Boisclair John Boisclair Crystal Bolden Nycole Bradshaw Stephanie Brassor Kit Brauer Mechele Brewington Michael Brewton Joshua Bronitsky S1mone Brooks Gabrielle Brown Tynia Brown Andrea Browne Mattielin Bugg Nadee Bulhck Sarah Bulow Nash1a Bundy Gmger Burton Duane Butler Teleah Call1ns Alicia Campbell Malcolm Campbell Germani Cannady Valen Carey Davian Carter Taylore CasbarianWilson 198 Freshmen �ew gels in the al "Not having a group of teachers who only teach one group of kids; that was different for me and something I had to adjust to!' -Hunter Smith "To me, the hardest th1ng to get used to about high school was all the people . I am not used to havmg to push my way through the halls JUSt to get to class ." -Tnstan Fuller "There really wasn't anything that I had to get used to, except that they make things more individualized. Like with school pictures, they send them to your home instead of to the school. It is the little things like that!' -Kubena Abbey "I have found that the hardest thing for me has been trying to pass the classes. My high school classes have been so much harder, I have had to work so much harder!' -Shareef Masud "I had a hard time with the amount of people. There are so many people in the halls, but on the other hand there are more people to meet!' -Anna Hamilton For me, I had a hard t1me gett1ng used to domg so much homework. Somet1mes gett1ng to school was hard because of how early school starts.· -Joshua Egle Waiting around . Try1ng to adjust to the tardy policy are freshmen Saren Felder and Alison Collins . The girls wait for the next bell to let them into the school. (Photo by Rachael Alkayali) "The thing that I had the hardest time w1th was find1ng my way around . This school IS SO big ." -Natasha Molock Celina Casillas Cullen Casteel Demetrius Cavitt Solomon Chambers Paul Chatman Oscar Chavez Randy Chavez Marissa Chrysler Rashad Clements Daniel Cohen Heather Coleman Alison Collins Sara Colhshaw Jontae Comerford Freshmen 199 �oWha 'dYo "My first impression of Ea t was that I liked it a lot. It seemed like it had a lot of tradition, a tradition I wanted to be a part of!' -Isaac Vallejos "My first impression of East was that it was going to be a very good school and very diverse. I was really scared my first day because I thought I was going to get beat up for being a freshman, but I found that no one messes with you and I feel that the class of 2000 is the best!" -Joi Phillips •My f1rst day 1mpress1ons of East H1gh were good I have h1gh expectat1ons for the year because I know 1f we all put together our academ1c and athletic sk1lls we can make th1s school known for 1ts dignity pnde and divers1ty." -N1a Wagner "My first impression of East was that it had a lot of people and that it was a lot bigger and better than middle school because of greater freedoms. And I had my wonderful sister to make it easier!' -John Moore •1 was bas1cally overwhelmed, commg from a small m1ddle school. Everyth1ng IS b1gger, but now that I'm settled I'm having a lot of fun ." ·Ryan DiPaolo "It was really big!' -Julie Nguyen "This school is really big ! I wasn't as lost as I thought was going to be though!' -Anna Demmler "I think East is going to be cool" -Tashara McBnde Two's company. Enjoying the rest of their lunch hour, freshman Christa Cornelius and sophomore Jesse Cottage patiently aw811 the beginning of SIXth hour. (Photo by Colleen Brayshaw) Andrew Connell Darlene Cook Wtlllam Cooks Christopher Cordova Christa Cornelius Mark Cortez Cansse Craton Dennis Crowley Chnstopher Croxton Shaun Croxton Dwayne Curry Nicole Culligan Andrew Cundiff Keshia Custalow 200 Freshmen "At first I was worried; I thought I would never find any classes or friendlyfaces,butafterafewhours I was fine!' -Alexandra Spencer �Jimmy Dadiotis Katie Daigle Tenetta Dallas Armando Damian Ashley Darby Jodie Darnell Judith Davidson LaTanya Dav1s Shamrya Davis Nicholas Dearry Zachanah DeiHierro Anna Demmler Stephanie Dickinson Travis Diggs Ryan DiPaolo John Dodge Raushauna Dollison Carlos Dominguez Andrea Ones Jocelyn Dudley Renae Dudley Nicholas Ealy Gabe Edgerly Dante Editone Joshua Egle Kelly Embry Saren Felder Eric Fernandez Kyle Finesilver Michael Flansburgh Katie Fisher Devin Flynn Michelle Ford Monica Foster Nichole Frilot Glenda Frost Tristan Fuller Albert Gale Desiree Gantt Isabel Garcia Amy Gillean Tierre Gillespie Brandon Givens Enc Glover Tynisha Golden Apnl Gonzales Eric Gonzales Marlena Gonzales Danny Gonzalez Zorisadday Gonzalez James Green Rebekah Griswold Jeffrey Grubesic Annette Guerrero LaTonia Gunn Maureen Gunning Freshmen 201 �Marisol Gutierrez Adina Guzman Armando Guzman Dan1el Hall Tatanya Hamermesh Anna Hamilton LaTosha Hardy Dav1d Harris Rebecca Harris Manssa Harrison Keyonna Harvey Tanya Henderson Tomeka Henry Naom1 Hettig Olivia Hill Matthew Holden Leah Honigman Monique Horton Ashley Houser Stephen Howard Caprice Hoy Amber Hudnall Sarah Hughes William Humphrey Anthony Hunt Latovia Hydleburg Jason lgo Teresa lmes Emnc Jackson Patnck Jackson Larretta James Anthony Johnson Demetnus Johnson Derrick Johnson Javier Johnson Marcus Johnson Rachel Johnson Charles Jones Janelle Jones Justin Jones Le Ray Jones Sha'nelle Jones Savannah Jordan Rob Jorgenson Perkihs Kalogeropoulos Merntt Kanan Michael Kaplan Emily Kaser Joslyn Keel Rashad Kelley Joseph Kelly Cristine Kenney Stanley Kerr Chonsey Kibble Kaylin King Morgan King 202 Freshmen �e gly ..ut "My parents don't know that I would like to look as good as they do at their age!' -Marissa Chrysler "My parents don't really know what goes on in the basement, or how many times I've been caught by the cops!' -Kiki Aravandinos that when I sa1d I had a good grade , I really had a bad one " -Jam1e Blake "I have almost been arrested for shoplifting and•••um••• l took a trip to the mountains with a complete stranger!' -Anonymous ".. I have d1tched class a couple of times , they'd kill me ." -Janvari Harris "That I really haven't seen all of those movies!" -Jesse Temple a "If my parents only knew that I don't really belong to a club after school, they'd kill me!" -Anonymous "If my parents only knew that I sometimes don't go to enrichment when they drop me off at school!' -Simeon Hinton "If my parents only knew that I am falling a class .. ." -Jill McCord t • Not again! Freshman Nga Nguyen hides in embarrassment as she contemplates her next action . (Photo by Ala1na Cleveland) Stan King Ryan Kmgsbury Baird Kleinsmith Katherine Konrad Matt Krause Amy Kullas Chns Kusic Gilbert Lansmg Brandon Lee Michael Lee Natoya Lefear Jeffrey Leitz Arzelle Lewis Raymon Lew1s Freshmen 203 �It's All i the Way You Use It "I feel that access/enrichment i completely dumb. I just go and check in then I leave!' -Winter Hicks E J:: \..; ·~ ~ ~ "In my opinion access is a good way to catch up on projects and do homework that takes a lot of time. It's also a good way to talk to teachers about things you don't understand in their classes!' -Kelly Embry "Access or enrichment is a great way to make up your homework and I also think that 1t's a great time to chat and catch up w1th your friends!" -Natalie Almon ~ ~ "I don't care because I don't have an Enrichment class assigned to me!' -Chris Ambruso a ~ ~ ,...;J ........._ ~ a "I like ennchment. My teacher IS n1ce . She will write us a pass to go some place and then we just leave." -Latosha Hardy "I like enrichment; it really helps me get caught up in my classes that I have trouble in!' -Adina Guzman ~ ~ "During Access I usually go to one of my classes to get help or to study for a test or do some homework!' -Tasuan Walker "I th1nk 1t"s a good way for k1ds to get help from teachers . But I don't think kids should have to use a pass every t1me they go somewhere ." -Megan Banman All for one. Freshmen Olivya Hill , Lucret1a Milton. N1chelle Reynolds Chen Wells, Mary Moore , Jenmfer Oats, Lynette Baker and Tomm1sha Morgan enjoy their time spent outdoors . Early 1n the year, students f1nd special places to meet friends when they are not 1n class . The concrete tables 1n the north courtyard give these students a place to eat and vis1t while they are on the1r lunch break . (Photo by Audra Epstein) Ronnie Lewis Natalie Lindhorst-Ballas! Rebecca Lindhorst-Ballas! Nathaniel Lincoln Mano Lintz Kent Liske Leanna Long Dora Lopez Jon Lucero Laura Lyman Mario Mackey Nik1ta Mackey Samantha Maras Jessica Marschhausen 204 Freshmen "I think enrichment is dumb, I think we should get a free period instead!' -Dontae Hudspeth �Jacy Marshall Joseph Marshbank Ambra Martinez Nathan Masc1telll Alexandra Masias James Mason Shauna Massangale Shareef Masud Courtney Matsuura Tashara McBnde Elizabeth McCartney Megan McClellan Jill McCord Mary Mcllva1n Ot1s McKenz1e Ronnie McRedmond Kevm Meadors Nicholas MembrezWeiler M1guel Mendoza Alison Metzler Eugene Meyers Bret Meythaler Lucretia Milton Roland Milton McMillen Miskin Yolanda Mitchell Peter Molick Natasha Molock John Moore Marques Moore Mary Moore Travis Moore Manuel Morelos Tommisha Morgan Simone MorrisonSloan John Moses Carne Muchow Adam Mueller Daniel Murphy Alex1s Murray Corie Murrell Heather Nelson Tristan Nelson Julie Nguyen Nga Nguyen Christopher Nichols Carmelita Noon Andrea Norton Manuel Nunez Jared O'Bnen Jenn1fer Oats David Oliver Regina Oman Kec1a Ott Juan Padilla Maria Parks Freshmen 205 �V1ctoria Payne Kalina Peterson Taylir Peters Taurean Peterson Joi Phillips Brionn Pierce Chelsea Polzer Prism Powers Va1lle Pnce Enjoh Qumtana Brandi Raiford Tiffany Reaves William Recht Miguel Renteria Jelena Reyes Jamare Reynolds Nichelle Reynolds Elizabeth Richards David Riede Ashleigh Rinehart Jonathan Robbms Kimberly Robinson lddeen Rogers Martha Rogers Esperanza Ronquillo Nathan Rose Marvin Rowe Hilary Rubin Derek Ruggles Keri Russell Megan Ryder Sarah Ryerson Jerome Salazar Eboney Samples Evan Samples Laura Sanders Phillip Sandoval Michael Schiele Tara Schoenwald Jeremy Schulman Matthew Schumacher Evan Schwartz L~~~~~~ Jill Schweighofer Andrea Scott Lawrence Scott Maurice Scott Genie Serna Jeffrey Severson Matt Sherman Tommye Shinault Kevm Shorter Erika S1mpson Scott Simpson Dustin Sims Anna Sorensen Kate Slaga 206 Freshmen .-----== �T:rading laces "If I could be any person, I would be a computer technician because I like to work with computers.'' -Patrick Anderson "If I could be anyone, "I would be Michael Jordan because he has a fun job, he's good at it and he makes a lot of money.'' -Ronnie McRedmond I would be Penny Hardaway because he is a good basketball player." -Michael Lee "I would be Shera because she is strong, powerful and pretty.'' -Devin Flynn "I would be Shannon Sharpe, tight end of the Denver Broncos, because he is a good athlete and a good role model." -Kyle Finesilver "I would be Elisabeth Shoe because she is a great actress, she is beautiful and she does a lot to help others.'' -Savannah Jordan "If I could be anyone in the world, I would want to be Penny Hardaway because he is an excellent basketball player and a good role model for kids.'' -Justin Jones The pursuit excellence. While doing a biology lab, freshmen John Moore and Miguel Mendoza-Hall wnte down their latest data. (Photo by Emily Saslow) "I would be John Starks, because he is a great basketball player, but he isn't on the verge of super-stardom and that is what I like." -Brandon Lee Lindsey Slenger Brendan Smith Charles Smith Hillary Sm1th Hunter Smith Kand1ce Smith Patnck Smith Shauntel Sm1th Armando somoza LaToya Sorrels Heather Southern M1chael Sow1nsk1 Alexandra Spencer Catherine Spina Freshmen 207 �I The Places We Go "I meet new people everywhere, but my favorite place and the easiest place to meet people is parties and malls!' -Alma Murillo 0 "I like to go to parties or to club to meet people. You never know the types of people you are going to meet!' -Brandon Dudley "I guess I really like to meet new people everywhere I go.The thing is, everywhere you go there are always some new people, and usually I get to meet them . -Lucret1a M1lton "I like to meet people who go to other high schools. I usually me!etl them at parties!' -Gilbert Lansing "I like to go to parties; it is best place to meet people from other schools. Parties are also a good way for me to get to kntJW I other people in the school. I have a feeling that because the school is so big I will be meeting people for a while!' -Kevin Shorter Bas1cally, the place I like to meet people is in the halls . Sometimes I meet new people in my neighborhood , but I guess it all depends on where you are ." -Tynia Brown "With the 1600 people at East you cAn always find new people to be friends with. I like that abo East!' -Carla Andrews • 1 go to sporting events and concerts to meet new people ." -John Moses Jake Stainbrook Spencer Stenmark Peter Stevinson Matthew Stewart Sylvester Story Mielle Sullivan Eliott Sutton Andrea Swanson Stephen Tague Meghan Tappan Michael Taylor Adam Tecza Jesse Temple Dijon Thomas 208 Freshmen Three of a kind. After a hard day at school, freshmen Natia Wei s Heather Nelson and Chnsta Cornelius take a break before head1ng home. (Photo by Audra Epste1n) �Jeremy Thomas Kenyatta Thomas Tarvaras Thomas Tekeysha Thomas Bernecia Thompson Dotti Thompson Martin Thompson V1ctoria Tolve Mitch Tribbett Apollo Tnmble Malika Tuffell Michael Turner Seth Valentine Isaac Vallejos Colin Van Kampen Romel Vaughn Kalelia Vegas Jason Venzara Ryan Vigil Stephan1e V1g1l Nia Wagner Nicholas Walrath Dan1el Walsh Michael Washington Keisha Watk1ns Alex1s Weber Peter Weber Sarah Weber Chen Wells Lindsey Westerberg Ryan Whalen Courtney White Dawn Wick Robyn Wilfley Aminah Williams Joe Will1ams LaToya W1ll1ams Shannon Williams Felisa Williamson Javon Wilson Julie Winkel Jonathan Wnght Zachary Wurtzebach Circe Wyatt Lonnell Wylie Natasha Young Freshmen 209 �Last Look at Who We Were "Because of just you so happy an Having you for a daughter hu been one of our life's grutest gifts . For all you 've been For all you are For all you 've yet to become You 're loved so much . Dad and Mom free here is my heart to keep warm your sweet dreams, Because of you my child, there is love." love, Mom, Dad and lauri E cv ~ '- c "-c Q) C,) z What a joy it has been to watch you grow into the compassionate, intel ligent and creative person that you are today. We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. Con gratulations and best wishes fo continued blessings, successes and happiness. Trust in God and keep in touch with people who make you laugh. love, Mom, Dad and Mike !Tye & "Dukie") A baby's grin to a cap and gown ... a c wonderful time went by so (It ~ Congratulations from your Q) '- family. Q) love, cv > Mom , Dad & Jeremy ou've traveled so far and we kn '- May happiness put her arms a you have just begun. !This is jus .... .... you, and wisdom make your soul one of the bicycles you 've fallen from) Many happy trails to you , J. and thanks for making life so interlove, M. and D. "Whoever you are: some evening Q) Q) (It c :E: serene. This is our wish for you. We love you Moll -Dol love, c Mom and Dad ~ Aspen, take a step out of your house , which I am so proud of you! you know so well. believe in yourself and follow you Enormous space is near." -Rilke dreams ... The world is yours . Con - Bon Voyage Erin. We love you very gratulations. much. love, love, Mom, Dad and Matt 210 .... Mom Always �Class of1997 A son who grows so quickly, to For your continued journey, keep watch him change from a dear little this thought always: "Just trust boy to a wonderful young man is one of the greatest experiences a par- yourself, then you will know how to ent can know. live." -Goethe May all of your dreams come true. love Always, '- w Mom, David and Letitia In pride, admiration and much love, Your fami What a pleasure you are! Thanks for sharing- The future is yours- s::: G) you are growing from this baby to ~ the beautiful young woman you are s::: becoming. <V Love, It is both joy and blessing to know c. E <V Mom and Dad and Mike > <V '- Love, Mom and Dad <V 0 Dear April, And you are still reading! Much No one could ask for a more won- luck in your novel-writing endeav- derful daughter. We are proud of ors! Always make people laugh- all you have accomplished and be- Bekah, you are a "so funny person!" come. You have made raising a Congratulations-We love you! From, teenager truly enjoyable. Love, Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Dear Jake, Dear Daniele, You are our pride and joy! Con- All of your answers are within, so gratulations to you and the class of plant your own garden and decorate '97. your own sou I! Love, Love, Mom and Floyd Mom, Dad, Lis, Jordan and Charlie 211 �Last Look at Who We Were I Dear Debi, You have always been reaching for lofty goals. Congratulations on Who could ask for uything more? your high school graduation. Keep You've been our sunshine, now reach on reaching for all you want in life. for the stars. love, love, Mom, Dad, and Judi Mom and Dad Hello Dolly, We respect and admire you for all Dear Beeber, your achievmenh, but more im- From a twinkle in our eye to portantly for who you are- shining "star", We love you and "a great kid." very proud you. We love you, love Mom and Dad Daddy, Annie, and Doug To our "barefoot boy with cheeks": May you discover a thousand "bus lines" and may you walk them all. KaraHappiness is having you for a sister ... a daughter. We love you and With love, pride, and admiration we are very proud of you. Reach for from your often bemused and very the stars, angel. delighted family. Mom, Dad, Aim and Scott Mom, Richard and Kerem BrianWhat a joy you have beenll Continue to reach for your goals u you Molly, You were a very special child who brought much joy and many learn· always have!! ings into our lives. We love you. love, Mom 212 Mom and Dad �Class of1997 Ry- As you head out the door on your Success is the but revenge; go for own path, the little boy in the it. We love you always and are so stroller will stay in our hearts ... very proud of you. Que Dios te cuide siempre mi hijo! Mom, Dad, and Chris We love you! Dad, mom, and Jesse (Willie and PuU too) ... .s:: E (I) Q) 0 u z Our A111~er, I cauot ~egin to tell you the pride ud joy I feel in hoving the privifege of helping to niu you into the ~uutiful African -A111eric•n l1dy you tre tod1y . You ca111e to us like u ugel glid1ng in fre111 the shrs. You were ~on s1111ll yet strong with confiduce i• pl•c• : The ulf-dehr11i11liu Wll there ud 11 yow grew, yu 1u1ckly lurned the i111portuce of f111ily ud g•i•i•g kuwledge ud wisdo11 fro11 yur elders . Yur stro1g self-rupee! rehtes11uipul•tiu ~y uyone . Yu uderstud your true h1story ud cu filter the 111isiRfor111111ol yn h•ve ~een fed . Your cl11sroo111 h11 ~een the world, your tucherstre your elders. Keep your 111e111ory strong ud culinue to overcol!le 1dversity, ltughing 11 you succeed. Your tre the gift. Best wishes on the succus of the uri ph11es i• your life . I will cutiue to 1lw•ys ~e there foryn ud rel!lel!l~er, "Whu the door is cloud, you 11ust lurn to slide 1crou the cnck of the siii ."- Yoru~e prover~ You will 1lw•ys ~e "'Y shrl love, Mo111 ... and we love you for how much you have grown. Mom , Dad, and John " You are my sunshine, my only sunshine, you make me happy when " Can I have a couple of books for skies are grey ... " Pete's Kitchen?" love always, Mom Mama and Dad c::n 'Q) ..c c Dear Baby Cakes, Q) Q) We are so very proud of you! '~ love, c ·- ..c c Mom and Holly Eat your hurt out, Cindy Crawford!! Congratulations, graduate. love, Mom, Dad and Niki ~ 213 �Last Look at Who We Were ~ ~ Q) ~ ~ <V Ql Dear Jenny, <V We are very proud of you, today en <V and always. Thanks for "just doing it." Congratulations and love, ~ = What a short but memorable journey from this picture to your graduation. We are very proud of ~ you! Good luck in college and ~ throughout your life! Q) ~ Mom, Dad, Greg and Matt ~ C.) gorgeous blond hair and now yo E shaved your head! I guess bald i beautiful even if you're not a ~ Congratulations to one terrific guy ~ is always number one in our hearts! ~ ~ Much love from your family Q) Q) ..s:: ..., only hint at her dearness. She is Q) like Cordelia: she loves with an c: c: Q) ~ c c - ·0 You finally learned which way to hold a bat and many other things. Thanks for doing so well. our dearest little doll! Q) c: love always,Mom and Big Honey, Q) ~ ~ <V Papa, Nana and Tom ~ ~ ·~ You've always had your own style, c c., ~ ~ (It Mom, Dad and Josh ~ Q) Mom and Dad c: honest love. C( 0.. c Born fine and strong, our best girl is on her way. All our nicknames -a <V ~ Mom and Dad c c.,;) ~ <V love, <V c: It took you eighteen years to grow ~ w ..., From the time of this picture to .:.....::o.=::S::!:-~ ~t1'1 the wonderfu I woman you have Oh Erica, Your smile conveys your excitemen developed into. May you find and pleasure with the sheer joys happiness in all of your future life! May you find peace, joy ud endeavors. We love you! happiness always! Dad, Carol, Alexi and Nick love, Dad and Karan 214 �Class of1997 c: cv en c ~ 'Q) '+- c: c: ..., Q) ~ Jennifer, As you prepare for the exciting journey in life beyond high school to college and further, we cannot help but reflect on how our lives will be diminished by your absence. Carry our love with you. Mom and Dad c c Cam: c.:> your endeavors. No doubt you will 0 experience some stormy weather, c: but we are confident that you will We wish you smooth sailing in all c meet all challenges and be success- Q) ful. '- E cv c.:> (Can you stand the meta- phors?) We love you. Mom and Dad love that smile. Time passes so quickly when you're having fun. It's been all that and morel Friends and family call you "Special K" because you're so talented, dedicated and fine. God bless and best wishes. love, Mom, Dad, Samic, Aprille and the Dog Pound Annie, Congratulations! We're so very proud of you and we love you so much. You did it! Mom, Dad and Steph Dear Khary, ... and u you ride the banana boat Congratulations, you did it and we of life, steer through the tricky are proud of you. Hope your charm currents, watch out for the snakes, and kindness follows you through and most of all, enjoy the ride. your journey of life. love, love, Mom and Dad and Clayton Your family Cookie, With the love and hope and joy you You're a work of art I possess, I know you will find your path in the world. Don't ever let go love ya' pards, of your wonderful sense of humor. Mom, Dad, Aly and Eddie 1 I am so proud of you. I love you! Mom 215 �Last Look at Who We Were ~ "Make your own kind of music; sing Cl) your own special son! ." C+C) :J: cv -Mama Cus ox ox ~ Mom, Papa Bear, and the other half '- of the Sisterly Love Band w Cl) (,) cv 0.. cv ""1:S c 0 ~ ~ Thanks for the memories .... From guinea pigs and ballet to tennis balls and cars, From soccer games and flute to term papers and calc, My how you've grown, now reach for the stars. love, Mom , Dad and Brian ~ Cit C) ~ c (,) :E Kara, You 've had imluable experi· ences and friendships ••• hold these memories of a very special time of your life. love from, Mom, Dad, Jusin and Jennifer Cl) Cit cv Cl) 0.. Cl) ~ Even at age three you had a charming attitude! That's what we love about you. Congratulalions on your graduation. :E Mom and Dad > Cl) Cl) ~ ""1:S cv c.,:) ""1:S Congratulations on four years of hard work. We are proud of you. Q. love, = :J: c cv ~ We are so proud of the fine young woman you have become. We wish you every happiness and success in your future. Cit Mom and Steph ~ love Mom and Dad '- ~ 0.. c.,:) "Poonie" What joy it has been watching you become the special young woman you are today. We are so proudl You are the bestl We love you, Mom and Dad 216 Daren, We are very proud of you, and we love you. Mom , Dad and Abby �Class of1997 ...,..___~Congratulat i ons you ' ~e made it. Keep your dreams in si ght. lo~e , Congratulations to my " befo~ed " Amy. I am so proud of you and e~erything you ha~e accomplished. The future is yours ... Rudy Am? Fire!!! lo~e , Mom and l>td Mom Congratulations to my little An gel. The years flew by from one graduat ion to another, but now you're through . I lo~e you ~ery Arose by any other name is AMBER BATSON. We are proud of you. Mom and Dad much . Mom "For the road goes on and is smoother and the pause in the song is a rest Mi hijita, ud the part that's unsung and rFe!icidades en ef dia de graduarte! unfinished is the sweetest and rich - No problema! Que el mundo sea ef est and best." You are the best tuyo para explmr y disfrustar. Meg sf Con mucho carino, lo~e , Mami y Pap i Your fani!y We called you "Partne r" and "Colorado Buddha ." You are our cherished son . "Reach for the top ." We lo~e you , Our lo~e fore~er. Mom and Dad lo~e , Mom, Dad, ud Tommy 217 �Last Look at Who We Were - Class of 1997 To: My Pukin From: Your Punkin "I'm a sweetie pie. Yes, I am." -age 2 1/2 Continue to embrace life with an open mind and your adventurous spirit. ll FE IS - A mtslert. Unfol4 it. A 1ourne~ welk it. Pmful1 h4ure it. Buutirul, See it. A joke, l1u5h 11 it. A son5, Sin5 it. A flower, Smell it. Won4erfull Enjoy II. A cu41e, 15hl 11. Preciou'.< Don't wute it. A 5ift, upu it. love, Give it. Unlimited, Go for it. li5ht, Shine in it. · lvule Vemnt I 1m proud of your eccomplishmenh u4 wish you continue4 succus in ruch115 oels . love, De4 -C E Cl) z love, Mom, Dad and Joanna Dear Gloria/8.8., First born First Blessed A gift given and received love aIways and forever Mamoo, daddy and A. You're on your way to the top! We 're proud of you cv cv >~ ct: & we love you, Rach . Q) cv -C Mom, Wayne, Sara & Aisha TVBFITWW Q cv 0! Here 's to the first big step on a long, successful and fun journey. 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The board was fac:ed with diffi· cult decisions such as c:hooslng where they would donate money and whlc:h senior would rec:eive the annual scholarship money. (Photo by Beth Gower) Alumni & Friends of East 1545 Detroit St. Denver, CO 80206 303-394-8300 Coming home. Windy Nlblo, a class A new generation. Class of 1996 members, liz sponsor for the class of 1941 makes a Hutchins, Elizabeth Cook and Mama Porter enreturn visit to the school In january. joy their first trip to the tower as alumni. (Photo (Photo by Beth Gower) by Beth Gower) Preservation. Marc:la Goldstein and Dorothe Peterson, members of the Historical Preservation Committee c:on· tlnue to work to keep the building and Its history lntac:t. (Photo by Beth Gower) Board of Alumni and Friends. Front row: President jean Hall, Ruth Murtaugh, Sheryl Overton, Mary lee Ross, and Beth Gower. 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