https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/551111638c7cf37e2bd015dee050148d.pdf 513efc872053204a14eaa97e252eb5fe PDF Text Text ����ANGELUS -2002East High School 1545 Detroit Street Denver, Colorado 80206 ��This red brick building has formed the lives, education and minds of thousands upon thousands of students. This school has withstood thetestoftimeproving that its staff, administration and faculty give rise to immense talent and intelligence. There is more to this school than just a place of learning; it is a place where people come to discover who they would like to be. If these walls could talk, imag- ine the stories they would tell. pening �Life P. 8 . 20 P.92 d Activities P. 108 0 ontents �Table of Contents Headed Out. During a routine fir drill, tudent are walking to the other id of the E planade o that the firemen will have enough pac and o they will be afe. (Ph to by Ale Kelly) Contents 0 �·vals P. 10 G student Life �Student Life On Guard! Working a a lifeguard over the ummer, nior Brita Gall i paying do attention to the wimmer in the pool at Virginia Vale. (Photo by Todd Appl baum) , tudent Life Q �Pride pirit week is alway a favorite among tu- pant with pu h-up bras and all the girl were dent . The week began with a traditional dres ed in baggy pants and huge hires. Twin Pajama Day. rudents walked the hall of the Day was a fun day once again a many student and teacher dre ed like chool looking like they ju t twlnS. rolled out of bed. There were a n Thur day, it felt like we variety ofPJ' from weatpant were in the i land . It was Hawaito boxer and even full out ian Day. Although it wa about foot ies pajamas with little anito snow, tudent howed their mal on them. "This i my chool pirit by dre sing in tank favorite day during pirit week top , hort , flowers, flip-flops, because I feel o comfortable," and even gra skirt . We ended aid junior Holly Wold. Tuethe week with razy Red and day put a fun new rwi t into White Day. From clas t- hires, pirit week. It wa ppo ire to red knee ocks, to face paint Day. The girls dre ed as guy and hair ribbons, Angels know and the guy dre ed as girls. what it mean to have school urprisingly enough, everyrazy Red and White. With his face painted for Friday's pirit. The entire week wa made body got decked out in oppopep rally, senior Thalyn Love even better during the homesite gender's clothe . uys were shows his ' 02 class spirit. coming football game when the modeling dres e and tight (Photo by Ted Rinehart) football team was victorious! tudent Life -Ro ie 'Dea 0 Lookin' Like a Lady. Semor Freddie. elson po in his women's attire at the softball field durin Opposite Day With h1s sleek black dress and hi fashionable high-heeled sandals, Freddie wa great asset to spirit week. (Photo by Alex Kell)) �Ore sed to l mpre s. Dunng the homt•· commg fl otball g.1me, a group of fre hmt•n danced for the crowd of fans. ntor dres •dmanyfre hmenupingoofy outfit for initiation into high chool. (Photo b • Dana I ulenwtder) enior Pride. th y watch th homt•comin~ football gan{e, seniors Martha Dou~las and Abbte Fou t sport thetr red and white to how the1r hool pint, and enior pnde (Photo by B •t y Johnson) Cheering to Victory. A group of eniors tand to cheer at the homecoming football game The g.1me end d up\ 1ctoriou , a E.1 t beat I mcoln 1any tudents came out dre ed in red andwhttctosupport the football team .md cheer tor them. (Photo by 1 cd Rinehart) G ive Me an E! Tht• chet•rlt•.lder-. hold their pom·ptlms h>· getht•r to form an "I"" dunng the halftime show at the homecoming g.1me. Tht•y art' in charge of getting tht• fans pumped up and tht•v lt•ad the studenb m cht>er-.. (Photo bv . Ian Bisio) \! e' ve got pirit! Loudlv cht•crin dL n~ tht• spirit week pep rail), thccla of'03 "hows their spirit and class pride. This a'>st•mbly ts alway-. cr,lZV, and it"s a lot tlf fun. (Phott; b\ lt•d Rinch<Ut) Student Life �the End Many things make up high school: every- Many student have pointed out that their thing from homework, boyfriends/girlfriend , rivals depend on the sports they play. to sports. Another large part of "I think Manual or W has high chool were rival . Rivals b en our biggest rival for years. gave port team another reaManual was our bigge t basketon to play be ide their love for ball rival thi year. .. Kent for lathe game. cro e and outh for occer. It ut of 150 students surv.eyed wa very different from port to 96 said that eorge Washingport," aid ophomore Ryan ton was our large t rival. ophoBue cher. more Regan tiegmann pointed We also had rivals between out, "I think W was our bigeach of the grade within the gest rival, most likely becau e hool. Every year seniors were there was always competition the leaders of the school while whether in academics or sport I'm eeing Polka Dot . For the fre hmen were the newthe b1ggest soccer game of the which always motivated u as year against outh, junior comer. students to urpass GW... as well Phelp~ Blair displays hi pride ertainly, rival played a large by painting his face white with as everyone else." part in high school life. red polka dots. (Photo by Alex Kelly) -Jeannie Wert 4li) tudent Life Barrel Boy. Showing his Angel pride, junior Robert Spina becomes the Barrel Boy. Having lots of spint at important games h >Ips the crowd and the team get riled up against some of our biggest rivals. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) �imme an E! Representing the •mor cl, s, Ali Linton, Rochelle Ru so, and Hilary Anton- tang painted their stomach at the occer game agamst South which which ended in a 2-0 victory. (Photo by fed Rinehart) · Rebel are Going Down! On the night before the occer city champion hip, the South soccer team came and painted the "E" purple. Eighteen tudent surveyed agreed South was one of our bigge,.,t rival . (Photo by Ian Bi io) Aaaannngels. Senior girls and junior boys painted their stomachs and face-. at the soccer city champion hip game again!'! South to get the boy p~yched for the game. Leadership from upperclassmen helps the underclassmen get into the swing of things. (Photo bv Ted Rinehart) · ' 03, '03, '03. Decked out with the1r red and white pride JUnIOrs Conor Tewell, Kellen ReHlv and Geoff Howell represent the1r class for Crazy Red and White Day during · pirit Week. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) '02 Krew. ot only are there ri\ als between sc"hools, but there are also have nvals between grades a theclassof'02 showed with theirspraypaintmg in the parking lot. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) tudent Li~ G �Heat When rhe bell rang on the last day of school, everyone knew what rhar meant. Sleeping in, vacations, parrying, and most importantly, nor worrying about clas . Over the summer, Angels went all around the world, orne with family and some with friends, bur one thing was for sure, we all had an amazing rime. ophomore Yona Po rat said that when she went to Israel this past summer, "It was the best experience of my life." While some spent the summer relaxing and just having fun, others worked in various locations around town. However, the summer flew by, and the school year starred up again. Incoming freshmen forgot about their relaxing summer 4D tudent Life and worried about how they would adapt to high school and find all of their classes. "I was really scared on the fir t day of school because East was a much bigger school than I was used to and I had to get accustomed to it," remembered freshman Jessie anderson. For seniors, the summer was full of excitement and anticipation for their last year of high school to begin. Working or relaxing during the summer was different for seniors because they wer.e looking forward to being semors. For everyone, no matter where they spent their summers, they returned ro school knowing that the school year would lead to another wonderful summer. -Katie Hanson I Scream for Ice Cream. Sophomore Napoleon Wilson spent his summer working at Frozen Cus· tard saving up money for his high school needs. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) �Building a Better Life. Sophomore Yves M ary work.~ hard while buildmg a hou eon his trip to Africa thi past summer. Many tudents did community servic • prOJC t over the ummer. In a Whol e New World. While on the Israel Study I our enior Jordan Yuras, Alyce Blum, Bt>n Curti. -Lusher, Dan ottesfeld, DavJd Blum, Caitlin Smith, Dena Miller, 'atalie Drucker, and Meg Atencio gathered together. (Photo by Dl'na ~iller) May I Help You? Spending her summer wor king at v algrel'Jts, senwr Kenya Pollard waits for a customer to pa. for her purchases. (Photo by Dan,1 Fulenwidt•r) Regulating. While working o\·er the summer, senior Brent Applebaum regulated the\\ater levels at his summer job. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) Student Life 4D �Around orne change ar school were due ro the fire A5 we entered chool on rhe first day, several changes were immediately evident. last year that left the Panek Gym a me . The Most rudent aid rhar rhe bigge r change in whole gym was redone and a mural was pain ted rhe past year was the extreme crowding in rhe on rheea twall. Thefirecau edmanychange , including regular fire drill and hallway . "I had ro leave 15 new district fire code . minutes earlier rhan I did last Le s rhan a month later, atyear ro com pen are for the eartacks on the World Trade enter lier starr rime and all rhe traffic and the Pentagon affected East in the hall ," aid sophomore and the rest of the world. The Kiersren Booren. hallway a sumed a more amber The admini trarion began rone on eptember 11, 200 1, as leading with more stringent terrorists as aulted our nation. rules. Initially, rhe administraEast students and reachers asked tion enforced strict discipline for donations for the victims' for the seniors who" decorated" families and participated in a rally the chool with graffiti. The ro show support for the Amerienior were su pended three can government. days, made an apology ro rhe It is said that change is consruden t body and had ro pay for the cleanup of rhe paint. Mourning a Tragedy. The stant and the school has withThe new librarians also en- American flag outside the stood change~ of all kind in the forced trier rules, allowing only school flies at half mast in rec- past year. East survived these of the events of Sepchanges with style which proves rudents with passes admtssion ognition tember 11th. (Photo by Dana rhe school's srrengrh. into rhe library. Fulenwider) -Eimear Lynch O tudent Life Lending a Helping Hand. Mr. Wesley Paxton, the new vice-principal, helps out in the main office. This is one of the many duties involved in his job. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) �Fire in th e Hol e! Last year's fire was started by a spark from the welders working on these stair!>. The stairway was barely recognizable after the firewa extinguished . (Photo by Betsy Johnson) T raff ic Jam. tudents make the1r way down the crowded front tairway. Mo t say that the biggest change is the extremely crowded hallway . (Photo by Stephan Hall) Think Fast! Fire trucks arrive at Ea t within minute of the • ounding of the fire alarm. This quick reaction saved East from the fire that threatened our school last year. The fire caused regular fire drills were practiced this year. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Angel ' Hou e. The mural painted on the Eas t wall of the Pa nek Gym is a new addition to East since the fire. (Photo bv Carle tenmark) - II lone . Working in the empty library, junior Ani ta Ford does her literature homework. The library 1s often empty due to the special passes needed for admittance. (Photo by atalie Walker) , tudent Life G �Angel Style Impress throughout the year. As for shoe , the Puma Whether it be shoes, pager , shirts, or and Adidas tennis hoe kept their permaac es orics, high school students arc always in nent pot , while an array of coltune to what's hip and what's orful flip-flop , boot , and black not. Although tudents freplatform walked their way to quendychange their minds over being a top priority. For the men, what is in fashion, various trend baggy jeans and khaki cargo pant have stuck and won't eem to were a hit, as usual, also the gold be leaving anyone's closet anyand platinum chains, hemp necktime oon. laces, and the famous TimberFor girl , the chained braceland wear. lets and necklace wnh the inio different than any other year, tial engravings on the attached the trends have come and gone a heart seemed to make themquickly as it turns from fall to elves at home. From uede skirt , to denim, chained and The Magic Touch. Displaying winter. fhe sa y, the clas y, the her hand to the camera , freshsparkle belts, to swooped necked man Lauren allow presenb unique, and the hip are only the turrlenecks, all were a hit her stylish gold rings and mani- few fashion found at chool. cured nails. (Photo by Dana -Mati e Ander on Fulenwider) · 4 Dstudent Life Baby Blue. Displaying his fantastic sense of s JUnior Michael Blue po..,' for the caml·ra to off his matchingoutfit. (Photo by Dana Fulenw �an You Hear Me? Bl'fore cia ~, junior Damell.ouis leave~ a quick me age for <1 fnend before hl• ha~ to put his phone aw<~y . ell phones are useful to keep in touch with friends on Friday and Saturday night. (Photo by arle Stenmark) picy! With bright eye and a b1g smile, senior Jerell Evans exhibits his f<1ddish glasses and platinum chain. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Cia Fa hion. During a fire drill, <;ophomore I.agu<~ Lov<~to reveals her stylish outfit which not only supports her class but m<~kes her a fashion di\'a. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Mr. Mailman. Like most other students, sophomore Kurt ticklineusesatrendy messenger bag to carry his school m<~terials. (Photo by D<1na Fulenwider) Chi c Chica. With a sas. v attitude, junior hary~ Montgomery ·hows off her trendv outfit. (Photo bv Dana -Fulenwider) - , tudent Life G �P.20 ores P. 64 P. 76 �People Hangin'. Waiting out ide of the chool enior JerrelEvan Marqui Dawkin Bryan Burrough Zacchaeu Bo Brandon Whet tone wait to go to their next cla . (Photo by Mati Ander on) I 1 I 1 I Peopl 4D �jill Ab11ey Amee11a Abram T..J'SOil Adair }asmz A11dersmz ]erem.v Amlersou JJiatlsse A11dersou llilary Allloll-Siallg Bre111 Applebaum Totld Applebaum Brlssa Aragou Jason Anderson "My advice to you is, start drinking heav1ly." -John Belushi Leah Andrews "As I learn from you , I guess you learn from me--although you're older-and wh1te--and somewhat more free ." -Langston Hughes Francisco Arrieta "Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves ." -Carl Gustave Jung Hilary Anton-Slang "If you let them take you, they'll make you paper mache at a distance you 're strong until the wind comes ; you crumble and blow away." -Incubus Meg Atencio "To days of inspiration, playing hooky, making someth1ng out of nothing. The need to express, to communicate , to going agamst the grain , going insane , going mad • -Rent Jill Abney It's k1nda great being me . Ameena Abram Never take cnticism as a step down. but as a step up. No matter how tough life is , endure! We've accomplished finishing 12 important years of our lives. Tyson Ada1r Never complain and never explain . Breanna E. Alexander Never let the fear of sinking out get in your way." -Babe Ruth Alejandra Amores Winning in life is my goal. Jeremy Anderson "It's not the winning that counts , nor the taking part, it's making fun of the little fat kid that always comes in last." Matisse Anderson Everyone IS somebody else's weirdo . Paul Anderson You've got to g1ve to receive, my brother. Shana Anderson "It doesn't matter how slowly you go as long as you don't stop." -Confucius Brent Applebaum "Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don 't m1nd." -Dr Seuss Todd Applebaum "Take what you can from your dreams, then make it real ." -Dave Matthews Michael Auerbach "Somet1mes I think the world has gone completely mad . And then I think, "Aw, who cares?" And then I think, 'Hey, what's for supper?'" -Jack Handey �If you could live on another planet other than Earth which one would it be? "If I could live on any other planet other than Earth, I might have to ~ay that I would probably be •!fish and create my very own planet. I would create it for me and for my friends, that way they can come O\'er and vi it." ·Paris Perez JJtarla Amores JJta.\· Anderberg "The only other planet better than Earth would ha,·e to be Planet of the Ape,. Imagine how great it would be to chill with talking apes! They would ure have a lot more to o;ay than the broads of Venus." · -Dav1d Tabano "If I had to choose one planet other than let1/J Andreu·s Earth, I would probably pick Pluto because I'm so hot I would warm it up!" -Suzanne Brown "If I could live on any other planet other than Earth, I would choose to live on the planet Venus. The reason why I would choose Venus is becau e, it's the closest to the Earth." -Tiehlor Meredith Heather Amold Francisco Arrieta "First of all, I'm not going to go to a planet that I don't know anything about. So, If I could li\·e on any other planet other than Earth, it would have to be Mars. I would live on Mars because it's been obserwd by Earthlings and I know more about . 1ars than any other planet Also, red is m't favorite color!" -Courtne) hapman JJieg Atencio !Jfic/}(le/ Anerbac!J "If I could Ji\·e on any other planet other than Earth, I would live on Jupiter. If I liwd on Jupiter, I would get the chance to be in the middle of a huge storm. Or, I would create my own pland and name it Planet Audi. Probably because Audi's are better than aturn's'' -Kathenne Caouette , eniors �When you were httl , what did ~ou want to bewhen7ou grew up. "When I \\as little, I ah av wanted to be a sports broadcaster I ~van ted to be the one who got to go into the locker room after the game so I could check out all the cute hinev's! Hev, I was young, but I sure was~'t stupid!" -:'v1olly Ma field }tmles Bmtmall "When I was httle, I always thought that I would make an e cellent lawyer I probably wanted to be a lawyer because I JoYed to argue" -Francelia Brown "I wanted to be a doctor when I was little and I still want to be one (trauma surgeon) . I like wat hing blood and guts, and a sense of rush and adrenaline is what I Joye " -Erlinda Melendez Arezn Berzinji "When I was little, I always thought it would be a great idea to work at a fast food restaurant. That way, when I was on my break, I would play in the playhouse!" -C.J. Donovan Mlc!Jael Bombace "I remember when I was little, I al- ways wanted to be a lawyer because at first, l loved to argue, but when I got older, I realized that they also made a lot of money'" -Chen Gang "When I was a little, I always wanted to be a professional rugby player. I grew up m South Africa, so when you were young the rugby players were our heroes." -Paul Mumford Valis!Ja Brelt'er • eniors Steffaine Book!Jardt �lel'i Bec!Jtel ltlloytz Beckll'or/IJ Nick Belden Stmz Bers/}()f A(rce Blum Dfll•id Blum Allegra Boggess lacc!Jaeus Boss Darus Bott•mall jennifer Bo_)•le CIJarmaine Brtzbo James Banman My mom once said something that really stuck with me . She said, "James, you're a big disappointment ," and God bless her soul, she was really onto something . Nick Belden "What's from the earth IS of the greatest worth so before you knock it, try it first. For you 'll see it's a blessing , not a curse ." -Ben Harper Arv1an Beanum "If you don't stand for something , you will fall for anything ." -Unknown Lev1 Bechtel Even if you 're on the right track, you'll get run over 1f you just sit there ." -Will Rogers Latoya Beckworth "It's in the reach of my armsfThe span of my hipsfThe stride in my stepfThe curl of my lips/l'm a woman , phenomenally, phenomenal woman , that's me ." -Maya I Sam Bershof "In the midst of all your misery, stay fly . Never let em see you frown , even smile when you 're down Could care less what y'all say haters can 't stop me with rumors. I'm too strong , all day ... l'm stuck in this life forever." -Jigga Arezu Berzinji "And you say things that make my eyes close and I find that marvelous ." -Sav1ng Private Ryan lan Bisio Maybe we weren't the smartest guys in school. Maybe we spent a little too much t1me puking off balconies . But we had fun right?" -Chris Farley Alyce Blum Don't take lime to regret the past or else you will only miss out on something in the future . David Blum "I was once thrown out of a mental hosp1tal for depressing the other patients ." -Oscar Levant Allegra Boggess "We don't want to be , do we, like the blind man •.. in the dark room ... looking for the black cat...that isn't there ." Rowan Atkinson M1chael Bombace "Great men , great nat1ons, have not been boasters and buffoons. but perceivers of the terror of life and have manned themselves to face 1!." -Emerson Zacchaeus Boss "The greater my knowledge Increases. the greater my ignorance unfolds ." -John F Kennedy Jenn1fer Boyle Your powers are useless. I'm wearing tinfoil underpants. Charmaine Brabo "People are so hungry for love that they are acceptmg substitutes .. you can 't substitute material things for love or tenderness or for a sense of companionship " -Unknown Valisha Brewer Life is not guaranteed nor is tomorrow promised ; chensh every moment of it. • enior<. �SaraiJ Brill Alike Bristol Melissa Brooks Tres Brmt'll Adtml Bry•a11 }ttde Burke Nicki Burl Elaiue ButciJer LaA11drtt Butler Sarah Bnn Be grateful everyday for sorrow, mountains, grav1ty and skiing . Suzanne Brown "You realize that the worst that can happen IS someone can have some judgment about me . But that's more their problem." -Ryan Lane Bryan Burroughs "A life spent making m1stakes is not only more honorable but more useful than a life doing nothing .ft -George Bernard Shaw Alex Calvert The human race is challenged more than ever before to demonstrate our mastery--not over na· ture but of ourselves. Melissa Brooks "We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of the dreams." -Willy Wonka Jade Burke "I am convince life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I respond to it. You--we--are in charge of our attitudes." -Charles Swindell Elaine Butcher It is everybody's irresistible desire to be des1red irresistibly. Andrea Campbell "Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at all." -Alfred, Lord Tennyson Herbert Brown "I don't have a personal enemy left. I miss them terribly because they helped define me." -Claire Boothe Luce Cla1re Burns "For long you live, high you fly/Smiles you'll give tears you cry./AII you touch and all you see/Is all your life will ever be.ft -Pink Floyd Michael Bristol "Reality continues to ruin my life." -Calvin & Hobbes e eniors LaAndra Butler Remember yesterday 1s a canceled check, tomorrow is a promissory note, but today is cold cash . Tara Byers "Too much of a good thing IS wonderful." -Mae West Katherine (Katie) Campbell "Destmy is not a matter of chance; it 1s a matter of cho1ce, not a thing to be waited for; a th1ng to be achieved." -William Bryan Katherine Caouette Never do what they do." -The Roots �If you could be any teacher, who would you be? "If I could be any teacher, I would choose Mrs. Ca ffrev b~ca use when she teache , ~he's neve; boring. Plus, she always has the cla~s's attention by doing tons of fun activities." -Maria Katsaros judso11 Brou·11 Suzmme Broll'll "If I could be any teacher, I would choose Ms. Toussaint he is young, smart, and beautiful and I love the way she doe:, things. Ms. Toussaint, you're mv hero!" · -Ken}:a Pollard Clt~ire Bums BT')'llll Burroughs "If I could be any teacher, I would choose Mrs. alaz~r. Her po::>itive attitude toward life is uplifting and her humble attitude towards other is a constant comfort." -Arezu B •rzinji "If I could be any teacher I would be M . Topf, for her per onality, her encouragement, her patience, and her caring heart. he is also hardworkmg and organized." -Isaac Yiadom Ale.x Cllll•erl Audrett Cllmpbe/1 "I would pick Mrs. Salazar. Mainly becau e she 1s one of the weetest teachers I ha~·e ever had But also because she has been through so much and has tayed strong through it all . I hope that when I am on my own and going through difficult times, that I will be as trong and determined as her." -Elly Castle Klllie Cmupbe/1 Kttlberiue Ctwuelle "If I could be anv teacher, I would want to be tl.1r He~nandez just for the simple fact that he d~sn't sugar coat anything. He is outspoken and understanding." - am Gilstrap �What legacy do you wish to leave at East , "The legacy that I wi ·h to leave at East is for everyone to remember me a a funny red head who alway enjoyed himself. I am al o a good friend, a handorne young man and a per ·on with many goals and many achievements." -Todd Applebaum Peter Ct1rey "The legacy that I wish to leave at East when I am gone is to be remembered as a good student. I want my teachers to look back twenty year later and ay he was truly someone who was fun and exciting to have around. The teachers have alway liked having me around from what I can remember. o matter what happens I will still have a po itive unage left at Ea t." -Bryan Walsh "The legacy that I wish to leave at Ea t is to be remembered as hard working and continuously motivated. I also have a legacy here that I hope i n't remembered. I don't want to be thought of as Big Bird from Sesame Street." -Travis Leiser L.rditl Ca.rton-1/ol/aml "The legacy that I want to leave at East is that I showed everyone the good times and I had good friends. I also want every person at East to remember all this potential that the class of "02" has and will continue to have for year to come. We are all completely different and at the same time completely the same." -Rob Streno "The legacy that I want to leave at Ea tis the legacy of friendship . Through all the up and downs I have always had friends . I have also been a friend . I have continuously tried to get along with everyone. I would leave the legacy of living every day with a humorous attitude and good times." -Alix Maulitz "The legacy that I plan to leave at East when I am gone is that I was the sweete t person to walk the halls at East. I also want to be remembered a intelligent and sincere. I was quiet but brave. I do know I'll be remembered for something good ." -Lisa Dimmer Al'erl Cooks St1miJ Cook-Sca/ise �jeffre;• Cttrslell JJiiciJttel Cttslmzjr. Ell;• C"st/e I ' --~: ' ~ ... • tf '- /' • ·' I Brit/{lllJ' Clliz ell j"pertt Clttrk )ellSttm Cltl)' Le"IJ Co/ecciJi" Del'()ll Combs Elemwr Collger-JJti/ues Erick" Co1111er Peter Carey "The less and less I know about life, the more and more I enjoy 11. It's a mag1cal world out there Hobbes ol' buddy, let's go explorIng ." -Calvin & Hobbes Patrick B. Chapman "The darkest hour is before dawn." Thomas Clayton I live my life to the fullest. My lifestyle is an event in which I accept every luxury that life has to offer and I never settle for less. Eleanor Conger-Milnes "The youth, the truth is the seed . The stronger the root, the stronger the tree . If we eat the frUit, the stronger we'll be. If we do it today, tomorrow we free." -Dead Prez Christy Carroll "Each day of life we become wiser, and each day we learn that life is precious and that is a gift from up above." -Unknown Elly Castle "Conscience is like Mommy tellin' you not to do somethin', but she 1sn't there." -Bill Keane Michael Caston Jr. Say cheese! Like it's crowd1n ya pockets, keep poppin ya colla like you know how to pop 11. Brittany C1t1zen Never be selfish because you are afraid of never having anything. The more you give will leave you in a receiving position for the people you give to will love you more. In the end, you are always truly wealthy . Japera Clark "Anyt1me you see someone more successful than you are, they are doIng something you aren't." -Malcolm X Jensara Clay As you look at me with your envious stare, reallize thatyourenvycan never compare to my beauty, Intellect or the success I will have in life . Ja1mie Clifton "Take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you've got, for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not." -Cat Stevens Leah Colecchia The day we d1e will not be sad but happy for we will have lived a life of love and happiness, lay1ng together for eternity. Averi Cooks It doesn't matter who hates you or who you hate. It's where you aim that hate that makes the hate turn into love . Sarah Cook-Scalise "Make one person happy each day. Even 1f that person is yourself. Especially if that person is yourself." -Anthony De Mello Devon Combs "Don't look at your feet to see if you are doing it nght. Just dance!" -Anne Lamott , eniors �Ttmtika Cooper Ale.\·a11dra Crtmfurd jomma Cromm Simi Dadiotis Sara!J Dai(J' Aarou Dat·is lJiegmz De.ffuer Qtum De1·ereaux Brimma Diaz Tamika Cooper "Always do right--this will gratify some and astonish the rest." -Mark Twain Ben Curtiss-Lusher "The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." -Walter Bagehot Tracy Dawn "When choos1ng between two ev1ls , I always like to try the one I've never tried before ." -Mae West Meghan Cuzzort Never live up to other's expectations , just live by your own . Megan Definer "You can't stay in your corner of the forest wa1t1ng for others to come to you . You have to go to them sometimes ." -Pooh's Little Instruction Book • Alex Crawfurd "Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind." -Dr. Seuss Joanna Cronan Ode to the love that was never lost nor found. LaTura Curry Stop trying to bring me down . The harder you try, the higher I rise. Simi Dadiotis Love IS being stupid together. Sarah Daily "... all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be ." -Pink Floyd Aaron Davis You only get one ticket, might as well enJOY the ride . • eniors Katy Dickinson "Be the change you want to see in the world ." -Ghandi Lisa Dimmer Follow your heart and never give up, dreams come true every day and always remember that Norman is in Ireland. Shem1 D1xon If you don't stand for something , you will fall for everything . C. J. Donovan "With every new sunrise , there is a new chance . But With every sunset, you blew it." -Jack Handey Martha Douglas "You can 't put a price on a good time." -Brown Bear �What would you change about your high school experience? "If I could change one thing about my htgh school expenence, it would have to be the wav I treated the males in the school. You .know pimping ain't easy, but it has to be done." -:\1ayisha Ealey Aleg!Jfm Cuzzort If I could change one thing about my high school experience, it would have to be the amount of reading I had to do and the amount of time I had to stay in school. Although I do enjoy the time that l spent here, I w1sh 1t was le s hme. The reading assignment that teachers gave students was wav too much to handle. I gue,s lifewili geteasierorharder" - am Gilstrap Darrell DeBouse "If I could change one thing in my high school experience, I would ay I wish I was a mellowed out type of guy. I think of myself as an energetic, outgoing p rson who is outspoken and straight to the point. I belie\·e I could have been calmer in certain situations." -Michael Lynch "If I could change one lisa Dimmer S!Jemi Dl.\'Oll thing about my high school expenence, 1t would have to be acting on my own as an mdividual.l want to be a person who is remembered as doing what she wanted and what she felt. I want to be remembered as a spec1al and unique individual." -Alex Crawfurd "If l could change one thing about my high school experience, it would have to be the way I turned in assignments. I think a lot of people sometime, slack off on turning in work at the beginning of their h1gh school career. Most of us learn from our m1stake, in the end or the beginnmg when it 1s much too late." - hano Rodnguez "If I could change one thing in my CJ. DOIIOI'flll Jflflri/Ja Douglas h1gh school experience, it would definitely be the way people talk to me. !though I will miss the way people av, 'E cuse you, and watch out little whitebo\ -Tim uanes :eniorsf.P) �If these walls could talk,what would they say about you? "It the~e walls could t,1lk, the\ would remmisce on the enjoyable days \\'e l' pl'rienced . If these walls could talk, thL·\· would remind us that we have m,ldl• it this far and our journey through lifl• will continue on with the same success that we had throughout our high school career. " -Jensara lay Natalie Drucker " If these\., alb could talk, the •would probably say life is too short. L1fe is too precious to dwell on the past. Each individual should concentrate on the future and what gtfh it mav bring othing should be taken for granted although we all take thing, for granted too often. Live life to the fullest and make acrifice to win big." -Takoya mith " If these walls could talk, thev would comment on my t()()-(lften-not-;o-graceful attempts to hurtle fre,.,hmen on my way to class after the minute bell rings. They might even comment on my enthu iastic motivation to achieve in school and with my goals." -Erin Wagner "If these walls could talk, they would probably say that I am an intelligent young man who has earned hb respect throughout the four years I've been at East I have enjoyed my time here, but I can' t wait until it's time to get up out of here and move on with mv future life. I chensh. the thought of the future'' -Jeff Carsten Jan Ellis JJiatt!Jelt' Fedtle "If these walls could talk they would give me a compliment on how good I look. They would also tell me that I have impro\·ed my academics smce fre hman year and that I am a good tudent. The walls might even tell me about my future. It would also tell me to keep up the good work and keep my head up to the sky ." -Andrea Lawrence "I really don' t know wha t these walls would say if they could talk. I bet there would be a lot of people in shock if these walls were to talk. I know these walls would have a good time living like a human being. Everyon • would probably tart running in all directions." -Barry Logan Cii) eniors JJiic!Jelle Frank �Aaron Dmm Allison Fbmegan-Do)'On Natalie Drucker "If a man does not keep pace w1th his companions , perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let h1m step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away " -Henry David Thoreau Aaron Dunn "Life IS an end in itself, and the only quest1on as to whether it 1s worth living is whether you have enough of it." -Holmes Mayisha Ealey You may not be afra1d of the dark or monsters under the bed . but leave the n1ght light on for the tiny feet that trail behind . JJit~yislm Et~le_l' Zacbm:J' Edelson Ale.wmtlm Eisler Birdie Et•ans jolm Falkmberg Ros!Jmmdra Farley Andretl Flores jason Ford/Jam Abbie Foust Alex Eisler "If everyone IS thinking alike , then somebody isn't thinking. " -Gen . George S. Patterson Matthew Fedde " ... 1 might stay for a day there if I had my wish, but there's not much to do if your fnends are all fish .." -Ernie ian Ellis "Given the proper element of surprise, a goldfish can beat the hell out of a gorilla ." -Anonymous Rebecca Finger "Why would anyone who could build a tree house not build one?" -Scott Stant1s Birdie Evans Friends are the stepping stones in life , some break and let you fall . Others are strong and keep you moving . Good or bad , they have all affected you in a way. Allison Finnegan-Doyon "I am locked away inside a poem tiptoeing on my dreams trying to wake them up; for life is a dream and we are the 1mag1nations of ourselves ." -Unknown John Falkenberg "Always do right. Th1s will gratify some people and astonish the rest." -Mark Twain Andrea Flores Watch me as I grow/Look at me as I learn/Admire me when I am finished . Jason Fordham "Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add , but when there is nothing left to take away." -Antoine de Saint Exupery Abbie Foust "The aim of living is life itself." -Johann von Goethe Michelle Frank "I fight with love and laugh w1th rage, you 've got to live light enough to see the humor, and long enough to see some change ." -Ani DeFranco niors �JJiicab Frietlmall A1·et:r Gtllleber Brita Gtlll Tracy Gilmore Stmmel Gilstrap Louis Gomez Sam Grm·es Sbilliqmm 1/art~J' JJiarquita lltlrris Micah Friedman "Knowledge talks, w1sdom listens." -Jim1 Hendnx Saul Garlick "To strive, to seek, to find and not to yield." -Alfred Lord Tennyson Kristopher D. Gordon "It is a high advantage for a wise man not to seem wise." -Aeschylus Brita Gall "My life is my message." -Ghandi Tracy Gilmore "She could be authentic and honest or she could be loved." -Mary Pipher Daniel Gottesfeld "It's not a lie 1f you believe it." -George Costanza Avery Gallaher "The most wasted day of all is one without laughter" -Unknown Sam Gilstrap "If you are going through hell, keep going." -Rob Estes Chen Gang People take different roads seeking fulfillment and happiness. Just because they're not on your road doesn't mean they've gotten lost. Louis Gomez Humans are like trees, they're nothIng without their roots. Shiniquwa Hardy "Every time I tried to be what someone else thought of me, I was unable to achieve . Deep in my heart the answer's in me to find my destiny." -Lauryn Hill Rachel Gomez "The road bends, the song ends, and she moves on." -Paul Simon Bryan Harrold "When I get old , I'm gonna buy a Cadillac." -Hanz-Franz Shnitzle Bry•alllltlrmltl Lorenz Hartmann "Lederhosen aren't just a fashion statement, they're a way of hfe." Hillary Hayes ... because the good t1mes will be the only t1mes that we remember. Emma Hayward "Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside a dog, 1t's too dark to read." -Groucho Marx Cameron Hertel "I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints . The sinners are much more fun." -Billy Joel �If you could look into the future and see one thinff, what wou~itbe? "If I could look into the future and s e one thing, I would see my elf with a beautiful, attractive girl, enjoying th plea ure of life for eternity." -Kerry Shannon Sfllll Gflrlick "If I could look into the future and ee one thing I would want to ee how I will die. I am really curious to ee how it will all end. 1 want to know if it will be bad or ifitwillbepeaceful Ifiti notthe way I want to go, I want to know if I need to try and change fate." -David Melnychenko Dmziel Gottesfeld "If I could look into the future I would want to s e more hippie ! To all the p ychedelic people who know and those of you who don't. The one thing you hould learn is don't live life for other people. Live it for your elf. It doesn't rna tter how you look or even how you mell (dredlocks). The only things you need in life are love and dancing." -J ssica Va quez "If I could look into the future and ee on thing, I would cho e to see if I were succe ful in life and if I saw that I was not succe ful I would change the present to fix my mi take in the future." -Jill Abney Emmflllfi.J'll'flrtl "I would like to lo k into the future to se what kind of bad music k1ds listen to. Then I would drop some classical music on them and s th ir reactions. That would be very entertaining." -Bobby Reginelli jflmie /lester " trom Thurman turned 99. He didn't die while blowing out the candles, all 99 of them. There' alwaysn tyear.lOOcandle, 100 year old lungs. EYen a outhem man like trom who is full of piss and vinegar is going to ha'l.'e trouble w1th that many candle " -Dan verson eniors G �If you were at the top of Mt. E\ erest what would you do? "If I wer at the top of 1t. E\"erest, I would take a lot of pictures so I could remember the challenge of climbmg the huge moun tam Then, I would probably sit for a fe\ hours and just look." -Encka onner Trm·is Heuser "If I were to climb to the top of Mt. EYerest, I would play dodge ball \'l.'ith the polar bears all dav long. It would be cool to accomplish such a big task such as Mt. EYerest. I am sure it would be very beautiful up there." -Zanna Peter n " If I were at the top of Mt. EYerest, I would fir tenjoytheview. EY n if it took me years to reach the top, it would be worth it, e\"en if it were only for a few seconds. I hold the bea.uty of nature Yery close and a view like that would be worth the time of conquering a mountain." -Elizabeth Martin Terra llorloll "HI climbed all the way to the top ofMt. Everest I would build a cabin and roast marshmallow in celebration of mylonghikeall the way to the top of the world' large t mountain. The view would be amazing! " -Breanna Alexander Ro.v]obes "If I were on the top of . 11. Evere t, if I were to make it, I would probably do omething out of the ordinary like bun gee jump or parachute off. I would al o take picture looking off the mountain to have proof that I made it to the top. Then, before I left the mountain top I would leave a picture of my~elf and a carvmg of my name and number 23 and leave a quote aying that I wa the Jordan of climbing mountains cause I am the be t." -Bryan Burroughs "If I were at the top of Mt. E\"ere t, I would bring a parachute and ju mp off, cliff dive head first. The adrenaline rush would be so amazing." -Erica Probst G eniors Kimberly Kaeuper �Takeo /1/mmitsu Tuaui/(J{mg P!Jilemmz 1/odge Corle llmtl Lak~~·tt }tlcksmt Rttusbtllla!J }ttck!Wil Cylltbitl}olmsou JJI/c/Jftel jo1Jmw11 Derrickjoues JJtmlo(J'II jo11es Travis Heuser "Always sa1d that my b1g mouth would be the death of us all, but I don't want to waste the breath ." -Pinhead Circus quire wisdom and w1th all that you acquire, acquire understanding ." -Proverbs 4:7 Carie Hunt "There is no life so hard you can't make 11 better by the way you take it." -Unknown Cynthia R Johnson "I love them that love me ; and those that seek me early shall find me ." -Proverbs 8:17 Lakiya Jackson "The greatest pleasure on earth IS doing exactly what you thought you could do espec1ally when others might have doubted your ability." -Maya Angelou Michael Johnson In today's soc1ety too many people worry about what others think of them If you just stay focused at your life goals then you will succeed i n tomorrow's society. Roy Jobes "The surest way to corrupt a youth IS to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike. Thank those who th1nk differently." -Nietzsche Madalyn Jones "Beauty IS not something to behold; 11 is someth1ng to be done ." -Toni Morn son Drmlel/e lllgsby Linette Hidalgo · see a world in a grain of sand, A heaven in a Wildflower Hold infinity 1n the palm of your hand , Eternity 1n an hour." -Wilham Blake Dan1elle Higsby "Comm1t to the lord whatever you do and all your plans will succeed • -Proverbs 16:3 Takeo Hiromitsu "Have you ever wondered if the guy in the puddle is real and you 're just a reflection?" -Calvin & Hobbes Philemon Hodge "Wisdom 1s the prime thing . Ac- Terra Horton "Grant me the seremty to accept the th1ngs I cannot change , courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference ." -Anonymous Shakese Hudley "Do not take for granted the things closest to your heart. Cling to them as you would your life for w1thout them life is meaningless ." -Unknown Fred Hudnall II Get 'um boy, release me from the chain . I come through heated blowing the hole into the game so watch out deuces cause here I come. l bring the ruck w1th my faith leaving God as number 1. Betsy Johnson "Take t1me, th1nk a lot, think of everything you've got, for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not." -Cat Stevens Kimberly Kaeuper "Happiness enters our lives through doors we don't even remember leaving open ." -Unknown eniorsG �josep!J Kaiser Hilary Kama11 lJiaria Ktllsaros Wtlde K/eillsmit!J Nemiti!J Ladtl Erbt Laelz Arimu1 Lebm•ils-IJ'Omifrio jmwtlum Leiser Al(rsoll Let:J' Joseph Ka1ser I'm not as smart as my reputation leads you to believe! Nemiah Ladd "The world is not something that g1ves itself away. The heavens still keep their secrets . There is little gossip amongst the stars " -Jostein Gaarder Hilary Kaman "When fate shuts the door, come through the Window." -Unknown T1ghe Kayser "If you hold on tight to what you think IS your thing , you may f1nd you're missing all the rest." -Dave Matthews Mane Kelley "Sittmg 1n my car, watch the stars and smoke , I came a long way but I still got so far to go." -Tupac Matt Lambuth "It's good to shut up sometimes ." -Marcel Marceau Ariana Lebov1ts-D'Onofno "Expose yourself to your deepest fear; after that, fear has no power and the fear of freedom shrinks and vanIshes. You are free ." -Jim Morrison Jonathan Trav1s Leiser "Word to yo mother." -Vanilla Ice Kat!J/eell Lell'is Allyson Levy "Adventure ... you don't know what will happen , just know you want to be there ." -Snoopy Lashell Lintz "There is a fist press1ng aga1nst anyone who thinks someth1ng compelling , our IntUition we're taught to deny, and our soul we're told 1s for selling ." -Incubus Tash1ma Littleton In existence and life , remembrance is so true . Never forgetling one moment. but wanting to relive many moments . Wisdom will continue to be gained through me . �What is one day at East you will always remember? "One dav at Ea t that I will alway rememb~r would be the week of the bomb threat~ where we got to hang out on the ~occer field Another day would be when Kwame made gra hoppers dance in Harbaugh's cia " -Katherine Campbell Arnold Ki11g 1/aajirtl Lmzsana Andretl Ltm•reuce Alliso11 liutou "A dav at East I will remember mo~t distinctively is itting in my Human Geography class watchmg the twin towers collap e on live TV. Even now when I think of past time at East, that day always pops into my mind fir t. In remembering the tragedies of September lith, I will always link that piece of hi tory with sitting in clas on that day. " -Jason Fordham "I wlll alwav remember the dav of th fire.! had a ~ign language club ~eeting at lunch but I pilled omething on m · hirt so I went home to change. When I came back down Detroit treet, all I aw were fire trucks and police cars and everyone was looking up at th' butlding. I thought omeone wa up on the roof threatening to jump off. Then I saw all the moke billowing through the windows and it smelled like bum- "I would have to av there are two dav., I w1il alwav reme~ber at East. The first i the fire that burned the bac side of the building and the dav we had all the bomb -threat . The one ad\'antage to the fire happenmg was the few days that w got out of school." -Latoya. to-.Je • " ne dav at East that I will ah,·av ... remember will be the time I was in Mr Huelsmann' class and I fell asleep and smashed my head on the desk. I woke up and e\·eryone was staring at me laughmg." -Takeo Hiromitsu L(ls/Je/1 Liutz Ttts!Jimtl Litt/etoll "The mo-.t e citmg dav that I had wa mv fre hmen vear when I was irutlatro for cheerleading. The quad came tom\' hou!'e in th middle of the ni ~ht and -dragged me out of bed. They dr ,., •d me up all craZ)! 1 had underw~ar on m\ head . Thev too m to a bunch of pubhc places· and made me propo-.etocomplete ·trangers To a • the least, I was exhausted at th~ end of the dav." -Eutimia Montova niol"i �What is your favorite tradition at East? " pirit week 1s my favorite tradition because you get to dre up the freshmen and make them do weird things." -Sam Gra\·e~ Barry Logtm "Day in and day out corruption that takes place around e\'erv corner and in everv crevice. Oh I IO\·e to carr\· around signs." -Jamel Rashid "~1y fa\'orite tradition i being a creammg fan at all of the athletic events, having a lot of fun and showing a lot of chool pride." -Ben Curtiss-Lusher JJiic/}(tel LyuciJ "My favorite tradition is crazy red and white day because everyone goes all outto<;how our angel pride with all the beautiful red and white and school spirit." -Dena Miller JJiollylJia.~ield '':'v1y favorite tradition is spirit week a a whole because every one gets to dres different and crazy and have a lot of fun." -Martha Dougla " pirit week is my favorite tradition because everyone participate anditi justgood time . But red and white i ·the bet day out of them." -Lo~is Gomez G enior Sel·erelllJicGou·all jelllllfer JJicllllosiJ �Lyndst~y Loth )erma/ Lm·e Tbaly11 Lm•e April JJiartillez jeff JJiatbeu·s AliJo' JJimtlilz lllflrissft JJicBride Carlymz JJicCalltmt Nimt JJicDaniel Sean JJicGotNlll Barry Logan "Venn1, Vettl , Vecci" - Julius Caesar Jessica Marks "Don't let the past remind us of what we are not now." -Crosby, Stills, Nash Manssa McBride "Everyone has talent. What is rare 1s the courage to follow the talent to the dark places it leads." -Erica Jong Severen McGowan "The only way to prove you're a good sport is to lose.• -Erme Banks Amanda Lombardi "The most beautiful makeup of a woman IS passion . But cosmetics are easier to buy." -Yves Sa1nt Laurent Elizabeth Martin "My life so far has been a long senes of things I wasn't ready for." -Ashleigh Brilliant Paul Lopez "Everything I wrote was true because I believed what I saw " -Jack Kerouac Jermal Love Give a man a fish , you feed h1m for a day. If you teach a man to fish , then you feed him for a lifetime. Alix Maulitz "Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow." -Anonymous Molly Maxfield "Nothing lasts forever; not the mountains or the sea, but the t1mes we had together will always be with me." -The Samples Carlynn McCallum "If you 're try1ng to achieve, there will be roadblocks I've had them ; everybody has had them . But obstacles don't have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don't turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb 11, go through it or work around 11." -Michael Jordan Jennifer Mcintosh Have no regrets , but learn from your mistakes in the past. Live each day to the fullest, for who knows, it may be your last. Nina McDan1el To all the hellos and goodbyes and all the friendships made in between. eniors0 �Tegwi11 iJicKaJ' Regimtld L. JJicNttirJr. 1Jittrle11a lllclf'illitmzs Brimz JJieytiJaler Ashley JJiiller DemtlJiiller Sabada JJimztgomery Eulimia JJiolliO)'ft JJiaSomitltllJiorgmz Tegw1n McKay "The early bird m1ght get the worm , but the second mouse gets the cheese " -Unknown David Melnychenko "Maybe we weren 't the smartest guys on campus . Maybe we spent a little too much t1me puking off of balconies, but we had fun ." -Chns Farley Dahlia Mills "Don't frown because you never know who's falling in love with your smile ." Unknown Reginald L. McNair Jr. No matter what happens in life, you will experience and learn something from that. So don't complain about life. Deal with it. Marlena McWilliams To be a star, you must shme your own light, follow your own path and don't worry about the darkness for that is when stars shine brightest. C[!) niors Tiehlor Meredith "Far away, there in the sunshine are my highest aspirat1ons. l may not reach them , but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead ." -Louisa May Alcott Ashley Miller "Try not. Do or do not. There is no try." -Yoda MaSovaida Morgan "Noth1ng ever changes and nothing stays the same " Javay Mims Through my years I have either been loved or hated , but it was always nice to know someone was thinking of me . LaToya Mosley Make yourself a blessing to someone. Your kind smile or a pat on the back just might pull someone back from the edge. Eutimia Montoya "Surrounded by the fragrance of blossoming grass, I am alive w1th a love of life and a feeling of oneness with the earth ." -Susan Schutz Eboni Nash "Each of you should learn to control his own body in a way that IS holy and honorable .. ." -1 Thessalonians 4.4 �What is the biggest change you have witnessed at East? "The bigge t change to me i b ing a senior and realizmg that I'm about to be out on mv own in the real world. Also that all rr{y fellas are gone and that the rest of us will be leaving each oth r thi vear." . -Darus Bowman Tie!J/or JJieredit!J "More kids and a lot les achievement bv some of the kids. There are still a lot of kids striving for excellence and there are a lot more considerate teachers and a much better outlook for the future." -.\1arissa .\1cBnde Nick JJiokro!Jisky "The bigge t change is by far the admini tration and it would appear that thatiscontmuingtochangea we peak. It's difficult toe tabli h continuity and remember name with o many changing face " -Kwame Spearman "The biggest change i that I opened up my eyes and realized school is a bunch of B.S. Also the school is becoming less diverse day by day." -Aaron Da\'is LaTo 'tt JJiosle,y Ptm/JJiumfortl ", 'o prime time is the biggest and mo t significant change to me becau e I have had it all three vears and the vear it counted the most it was taken awa"y from me in a split second." -Jordan Wein S!Jamum JJturpl~v Ebcml Nas!J "The bigge t change I\·e witnessed here at East is e\ ervone's attitude. People have realized. how important school is and are now approaching it with a positive attitude." -Terra Horton eniors • �If you could relive one year of high school, what would it be? "l would relive senior year because you are the olde t and you make the biggest difference. You also get treated like an adult and there are a lot of new opportunitie ." -Saul Garlick Ctm.J'ea Nal"e Cbane/1\'ealey Deamlra Neff-To/bert LeaiJ Neu'lllfln "I would relive freshman year because I got to meet ~ew people, and it was the most exciting. ~y teachers were very understanding and people weren't as corrupt as they are now." -Audrey Swan on "Fre hman vear would be the year to relive for me because it was VerY exciting and a new e perience for me. Also, there were a lot of cute bov::. that I mis ed talking to." · -Japera Clark "!would relivemysophomore year because I became marter from b ing a young fre~hman. I did not have a much stress and my familv life and friendships we~e a lot better than thev are now." -Tracy Gilmore Lucy :Vicoletli "I would relive my freshman year becau e that is the. year I lost f~us and my grades dropped a little." -Jermal Love "I would relive senior year because this year was the most exciting and fun. I had a lot more privileges and I did a lot more crazy things." -Drew Kahn 1'/m Ntumes C9 eniors Clmrlie Ogle �Steftm 0/muler Jamie Patrick Gonyea Nave "The greater danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss 1t; but that it is too low and we achieve 1t." -Michelangelo Chane! Nealey Other people may be there to help us, teach us, guide us along our path . But the lesson to be learned is always ours . Leah Newman "When I'm good, I'm good , and when I'm bad , I'm better." -Mae West Lucy Ntcoletti "A life lived in fear IS a life half lived ." -Unknown Dm·id Oppe11beim Leab]alle Ortiz }euuifer Ouimelle C!Jrist ilu1 Ptlcbec() Pallie Park/mrs/ Sba11ektl Park.<; T11111eka Patrick Dau Pearl Ge()Jf Pe1111 Allison Nuanes "Do a loony-goony dance 'cross the k1tchen floor, put something silly in the world that ain't been there before." -Saul Silverstein Dav1d Oppenheim Never go straight, always go forward . Tameka Danelle Patrick "To accomplish great things, I must not only act, but also dream , not only plan But also believe." -Anatole France Tim Nuanes "He who is not courageous enough to take nsks will accomplish nothing in life ." -Mohammed Ali Stefan Olander Live every day as if it were your last. Cherish life's moments as if they were your first. Chase your dreams, live the life you 've imag1ned . Charlie Ogle "The road goes ever on and on/Down from the door where 1t began ./Now far ahead the road has gone ,/And I must follow, if I can ." -J .R.R. Tolkien Leah Ortiz "A little bit of pleasure is worth a whole lot of pain ." -Unknown Jennifer Ou1mette Make it a rule of life never to regret and never look back. We all live in suspense from day to day, hour to hour; in other words, we are the heroes of our own story. Dan Pearl Don't worry about the opinions of others. Trust yourself Geoff Penn "I could have done something w1th my life, but I didn't." -Garf1eld the Cat Tiffany Ozen To all those who hate me .. .jealously will get you nowhere . Jamie Patrick Do not wish to be anything but what you are and try to be that perfectly. eniors( D �Pttris JJ/mzcilla/Perez jemzifer Pe,.,:v Aliso11 Peters Dauielle Pierre Cm-li Piersou Kell.)'tt Pollard Erica Probst Lissa Quigley Pelm Rlllloucba S/ez·e Ramos }ttmee/ Rasbitl Paris Mancilla/Perez Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly. Alexa Peterson "Freedom comes from inside oneself but a wall can stand m the way." -Berlin Wall Carli P1erson "Let us imagine a desert country lymg 1n absolute darkness w1th many liv1ng things swarming blindly about in Jenni Prosser "And that's the way 11 1s." -Walter Cronkite Zanna Peterson "People who get on in this world are the people who look for the Circumstances they want, and . 1f they can't f1nd them make them." -George Bernard Shaw -Buddha Jennifer Perry "When you hate a person , you hate something in him that is a part of yourself. What isn't 1n us doesn't disturb us ." -Herman Hesse Alison Peters "Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare eat a peach? I shall wear white flannel trousers and walk upon the beach.l have heard the mermaids smging each to each ... l have seen them riding seaward on the waves, combing the white hair of the waves blown back when the wind blows the water wh1te and black." -TS Eliot G eniors II." Danielle Pierre "The past is for memories , the future is for dreams . Today is a g1ft; that's why it's called the present." -Anonymous Kenya Pollard "I w1ll not be dece1ved to this world , but be transformed by the renewing of my mmd as long as my God is 1n control ." -Romans 12:2 Erica Probst "One must find the source w1th1n one's own self, one must possess 11. Everything else was seeking--a detour, error." -Herman Hesse Heather Pullens When you change your m1nd about you, everything and everyone changes w1th you . L1ssa Quigley "The journey in between what you once were and who you are becoming is where the dance of life really takes place ." -Barbra DeAngelos Steve Ramos "Obstacles are those fnghtful th1ngs you see when you take your eyes off your goal ." -Henry Ford �If you could change one thing about East, what would it be? "I feel a though Mr. Paxton hould not be allowed tnside our school dances." -Zenith Ward ZamUI Peler.wm "I would make it easier to diversify AP and X clas es o thing are open to everyone who wants to take them." - Rebecca Finger 1/etti/Jer P11/leus "There i nothing that I would change; East is just fine the way it i ." -Leah ewman " ·hoot should start later, but be over at the same time." -Vali ha Brewer Balz Ra11 Dan1elle Ray Through my journey here I have learned that I am not just a candle to be lit but a candle that will continue to burn bright. Dallielle Rtl)' "Change thmgs here at Ea t? I'd make the school start later, and end earlier, o we can enjoy things be. ides chool." -Tyson Adair "I think all of the talk of the di\·ersity and equality should stop, becaus many peoples actions pro\·e that id a wrong." -Kelly Wil on eniors G �What was your most embarrassing moment while here at East? "My ophomore year I made fun of Geoff Burghardt walking to lunch and he proceeded to wrestle me to the ground and throw dirt in my face. Everyone who was walking by thought it was some type of freshman initiation, but no, I wa- a sophomore." -Max Segall C!Jristlm1 Reed "It was only my second day of driving to school, and I hit a pole in the parking lot. All kind of people were in the parking lot and they saw me and they were all laughing at me! I felt o stupld!!!" -Brita Gall "\.Vhen I ran over a cone in the parkmg lot and it got stuck underneath my car. The cone \.,!Ould not get out from beneath my car for anything, but eventually we got it out." -Megan Cuzzart Bmmlmz St~rlbz "One day in the front hallway during junior year, I had heels on and the floor was wet and slippery. I fell and the fall sprained my ankle; Mr. Burroughs went and got a wheel chair and wheeled me down to the nurse's office." -Megan Stevinson Kerry' S!JfllllllJil "I was in the hallwav with some friends of mine, and I tried-to take a sip of my pop. Unfortunately, the cap was still on top of the bottle and my thirst wa- left unquenched, but everyone who was in the hallway saw the whole thing happen." -Sidney Sear "I was sliding down the center stair trying to be cool but I fell flat on my face. It eemed like the whole entire school was standing there and at the time I thought I'd never live it down." -David Blum eniors Chnstma Reed "Things do not change, we change." -Henry David Thoreau Bobby Regmelh "One good thing about music, when 11 hits, you feel no pain." -Bob Marley Chelsie Rodgers Although your day is filled w1th sorrow, just smile and hope for a bnghter tomorrow. Baruky Ruiz "I'll sell ice in the winter I'll sell in hell, I am a hustler, baby, I'll water to a well." -Jay-Z Rochelle Russo Away from everything you everything you've been f1nd beauty. Do you understand Ahh, mixed up, you're all mixed �C!Jelsie Rodgers BarukJ• Ruiz Shane/ Ruiz Rocbel/e Russo lllmzltJite Srm:rer Ale.mndra Sclmeitler JJia.\' Segall Drmiel Sez·ersmz Det•/u Shall' je fJ Simpsou Camille Sirjue lllercedes Sisk Brandi Sart1n "I eat the whole pie and leave nothIng but the crust, so you ran . Feel what it's like, w1th instmct but no guts." · Ludacris Daniel Severson "I have found that all ugly things are made by those who strive to make something beautiful and that all beautiful th1ngs are made by those who strive to make someth1ng useful • -Oscar Wilde Sarah Shavel The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes . Jeff Simpson "Look at my hooves, he,he ,he,he ,he!" -Tom Green Kerry Shannon "Blackbird s1ng1n' in the dead of night,/ Take these broken w1ngs and learn to fly ./AII your life/You were only waiting for this moment to arrive ." -The Beatles Mercedes Sisk For every act1on there is a reaction . You have the choice to make high school what you want and 1n life at this point in your life , hopefully you make the right choices . Michael Saslow "I can't believe it! Readmg and writing actually paid off!" -Homer Simpson Mon1que Sawyer Words of wisdom : you will have many friends , but 1f you have to stretch to make a relationship , it's not worth II. �A11tmzit1 Skeete Caillilz Smii/J ll'e_V Smii/J Robert Sout/Jem Ku·a11te Spearmmz Alliso11 Speers Tiaislm Steu•ttrtl Belljm11i11 Stezmrl Kareem S/eu•arl Antonia Skeete "Nobody has everything , but everybody has something ." -!Vania lvey Smith "I can do all th1ngs through Christ who strengthens me." -Philhpians 4 13 Takoya Smith Don't hate me for who I am , hate me for who I'm going to be ... your hate only makes me stronger. Q eniors Wesley Smith If you want to feel nch , just count all of the things you have that money can 't buy. Robert Southern "That's ill You people have stood in my way long enough . I'm going to clown college! " -Homer Simpson Kwame Spearman "Half of the world is composed of idiots, the other half of the people clever enough to take indecent advantage of them ." -Walter Kerr Allison Speers "The real voyage to discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes " -Marcel Proust Solana Monica Stevens "In the time of your life, live so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world , but shall smile to the infinite variety and mystery of it." -William Saroyan Megan Stevinson "I don't walk around trying to be what I'm not,/1 don't waste my t1me trying to get what you got./1 work at pleasing me 'cause I can't please you ,land that's why I do what I do." -Erykah Badu �Where do you see yourself ten years from now? "Hopefully I'll ha\'e graduated from law school and I'll be working for a bigtime law firm out in. ew York." -Cynthia Johnson Wesley Smit!J "Ten vear!> from now I see myself ha\'ing already finished college and started my career as an engineer." -Danielle Pierre Megan Slel'illson "I see myself being a sport agent for up and coming athletes and being married to Ruby. Also, I'll be driving a hummer and we'll be living in a six-bedroom house." -Tres Brown "Iseemy.,elfhavingapo itJve influence in the African-American communi tv, runnmg a successful bu;iness ~' ith lots of women." -Zacchaeus Boss RobS/reno Sara!J Stricker "In ten year, I see myself linng m a b1g house and having two cars, a black Lex us and also the newest }etta on the market. I will ha\'e two kids and will be working at a hospital, helping the sick and injured, and to top it all off a nice husband." -Aspen Howard Rob Streno "Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans." -John Lennon Sarah Stricker "I live 1n accord only With the promptings which come from my true self." ·Herman Hesse "Ten years from now I see myself in the 'FL making hella scrill, married to Ashlee, and owning a jointcilr de<~l­ ership w1th my Bryan Burroughs called Band K ars Yeilh, I can see it all now a beautiful thing." -Kareem tewart Autlrey Su•(msoll eniors ( D �When you leave East what is one thing you are going to miss the most? "I will mi sseeingallofmy friends everyday. I will also mis -hanging out with my teachers." -Ameena Abram Suzamte Su·itzer Darld Taba11o "I will miss all the beautiful women m the halls of Ea t that grace me with their beauty everyday, and I will also miss all my friends and all my teammates." -Mike Streno "I will miss my participation and the East High School legacy. And I will no longer be able to scoop the many gorgeous women that grace these halls." -Philip Vaughn Et·a11 Tart·er "When I leave East I will miss the lack of pressure in school, all the funny crazy people and the easy daily life. Also, I will miss the girl I sit next to in Drafting." -Balz Rau "When I leave East I am going to miss all of my friends here. I feel that they are my support system at school, so I will miss them the most." - arah Daley "I will miss all of the people seeing new sets of people of every race and gender. Each year was always great for me to be in an env1ronment where no one is alike. Everyone is different. " -Shayla Williams €i) eniors Teritm Tunzer Kttltllilut Valdez Audrey Swanson Attitudes are self-created, you are free to choose to be victimized by circumstances or people, or you can be victorious with an open mind." Rory Taggart "The day after tomorrow is the third day of the rest of our lives." -George Burns Suzanne Switzer Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision , but today, well lived , makes every tomorrow a vision of hope . David Tabano Though I walk through the valley in the shadow of death, I fear no evil , for I am the baddest thing in the valley. Clair Tannenbaum "We must be the change we wish to see 1n the world." -Ghandi Kirsten Tanner Before they taught you the rules of logic, the properties of physics or the laws of gravity, you imagined you could fly. And you were right. Mark Tapy "The sun shines brightest on smiling faces ." -Pharcyde �Clair Ttmnenbtmm Kirsten Tmmer JJ111rk Tapy Tristan Touey jennifer Triplett Brittany Tunzer Nemda Vanderbloom }essim Vasquez Pbllip Vauglm Nicole Vega Evan Anthony Tarver Every day life IS a casino, the lights are your 1deas and the jackpot is life's reward--life is one big gamble! Jenmfer Triplett "Happiness is a function of accepting what is." -Werner Erhard Jessica Vasquez She knows nothing at all about life, but she knows everything about liv1n'. Bnttany Turner No man is ever worth your tears and when you find the one he'll never make you cry Nicole Vega "Parting is such sweet sorrow." -William Shakespeare Rory Tagg11rl Gina Tedesko "Do not dwell 1n the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment." -Buddha Tnstan Toney "To get your tree to produce plenty 'o fruit, you have to tnm it back from lime to t1me . Some call1t brain damage I call it prunin'." -Tom Robbins Tenan Turner Life IS sometimes a quandary, but if you let it allow itself to improve your purpose will be cogent. Katalina Valdez "Don't forget to be kind to strangers for some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it." -Hebrews 13:2 eniors0 �Erill Wag11er jessica Wagmzer ]a11ae Walker ReiUIItl Way jorda11 Weill Bra11doll W!Jetslolle Ross Williams S!Ja;•la Williams Kelly Wilso11 Erin Wagner "I wonder if other dogs think poodles are members of a weird religious cult. " -Rita Rudner Jessica Wagoner "The most Important thing in life IS to learn how to give out love, and to let 11 come in ." -Mitch Alborn Janae Walker "Sometimes I would almost rather have people take away years of my E) eniors life than take away a moment." -Pearl Bailey Natalie Walker "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans ." -John Lennon Renata Way "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." -Eleanor Roosevelt jortlall Yarus Jordan Wem "A moral man can also be a sexual be1ng , but nothing beats a good bowl of soup." -Hugh Hefner Brandon Whetstone "A life spent making mistakes is nol only more honorable but more usef than a life spent doing nothing." -George Shaw �If you could be any nimal what would you be and why? " If l could any animal, I would be a cockroach, JU t to make a lot of people mad ." -Roy Jobe~ ZelliiiJ Ward " ! would want to be a kangaroo because they live in Australia and they have pouche~ to tore things in ." -Kirsten Tanner JJiarcus Williams RociJe/le Williams " I would want to be a rabbit because they are alway happy and they are soft and really cuddly " -Alii on pears "If I could be anv animal, I would want - to be a puppy, just becau. are so dam cute." -Ylike a low RaciJel Za11ders Kurt Zeilbauer Rochelle Williams We all have stars, but it takes to ach1eve it. Once you have it, everyone who sees it will be blinded. Kelly Wilson "But I've drawn the conclusion, it's all an illusion. Diffusions the name of the game . A misconception, a mass deception Something's gotta change." -India Arie Ross Williams "Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Oldschoolism, or newschoolism, c'mon y'all,let's JUSt school the youth With wisdom." -Brother Elijah Shayla Williams When you're on top, you can't be seen, so get used to looking up at me . Jordan Varus You can hide the fire, but what you gonna do with the smoke? Kurt Zielbauer Happiness is like a carnival: it comes and goes, but if you are patient and wait, it will always come back to you. "I would want to be a gorilla because thev are r allv muscular and the · are a· man' animal." -Fred Hudnall " I would be a black panther because thev ar rare and very beautiful. Ai on time they were a symbol of powers." -Patrie!.. Chapman eniors they �"Aquaman because I love the ocean and we need someone to protect us from these ev1l sea creatures." -Sarah DiPaolo, II "lronman. Just because there 1s no phys1cal way a pmon can run, walk, or barely even stand tn a su1t made ent1rely of uon, but somehow he does and somehow he fits 11 mto a suitcase as well" -Thomas Paul, II M Back is chin'. Ten~"a Long, a junior, i!> readmg her ......,ence h.• tblX)k in the hbrary trying to get her homework done '>0 she doc., not ha\ e to take her tl' tbook home. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Rocket cience. In Phy-.ic..,, 1ichele Lav, a junior, is -.cramblmg to get her hom~­ work done b •fore it's due b •cau'>e she had to cheer at a game the night before. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) lram Abdullah Maria Abeyta Janai Akerele Tegan Alexander-Nuckolls Clay Allison Lauren Almon Jennifer Alpert Erin Alweis Max Anderberg Akeem Anderson Carrie Anderson Diane Anderson Earl Armstrong Corey Antoine Chinyere Atufunwa Tanya Baca Latosha Baker Ch1ffon Barnes David Barocas Kelly Bartholomew Keona Beckworth Danielle Beem Helen Behr Aaron Bell Molly Berger Lillie Best Melanesse B1shop Peter Bishop Phelps Blair Demetn Blanas e uniors 0 ~ "Batman, he does not have any real power, he just kicks butt!" -Nick Louis, II "My mom. The reason why IS cause she has saved me a lot and I know she would not let me down and I trust her." -Dorsh1a Carter, II "HeMan, he was ver:y strong and he wasn't afra d of anybody. He's t1ght!" -Jeremy M1tchefl, II �David Bloodsaw M1chael Blue Enca Blum-Barnett Christopher Brever Andreya Broadway Donte Broils Carly Brown Tam1ka Brown Tyler Brown Shehawk Bryan Kimberly Burke L1sa Burns Keri Burton Michael Cano Tony Castillo Krystle Chambers Suphan1t Charoencha1 Cayla Chavez-Murphy Ellen Chu Jessica Clark Alynnya Clay Arian Clements Enc Coleman Drew Colen Tijan Collier Michael Contreras Tyler Conwell Carletta Cowans William Crook Sarah Cuhg MJ Da1ley Dustin Darnell Katherine Daugherty Mackenzie Dav1s John Dejong Joshua Demby Ashlee Dew Virg1l D1ckson Sarah D1Paolo Jacqulean Donohoue Genesa Doss Benjamin Duerksen Juniors . �Nicole Duran Laura Durst Jamila Ealey Jessica Ebner-Watson Larry Edwards Efegholo Egbeighu Leila EI-Senussi Kate Engebretson Joy Espinosa Amy Feinstein David Finley Antta Ford Gil Ford Mallory Forn Octavia Franklin Roslynne Freeman Megan Friend Barry Frye Dana Fulenwider Kan Fulton Alexander Gabel Emtly Gade Ashaunaise Gatnes Sherina Garcia Ttmothy Gilchnst Kiyomi GoHollo Tyree Gooley Andrea Gordon Coby Gould Elizabeth Grant-Bndges Shamae Groves Rolando Guerrero Lauren Guthridge Laura Gutierrez Michael Gutierrez Mattas Gutknecht Qui•cy •n•lly 4epu4s u the people at RTD to tiVI hiM I ride to school if I friu4 4oeu't offer fint. Oua at tchool , Q•i•cy stops ~y thastudent store to ~uy 1 nutritious ~rukfut of soma 4elicous Otis Spunkmeyer cookiu . . Juniors stop to set ud supplies that Quincy will nud for h11 4ay, thu off to elm. Whan uka4 •~out his ti1111 at Eut, Qui•cy rupon4a4, "It is 11 ,..,_ _.. ujoya~le anvirumut, I had fu, ujoytd 11111li1t peopla, an4 ~lint u activa u I could in my school." �Stephan Hall Jessica Hamilton Malachi Hamilton Benjamin Hand-Bender Michelle Hansen Shavonne Hardiman Chanda Hardin-Scott Marcus Harper Kara Harrington Lindsay Harris-Gustin Jamin Harvey Knsten Hatgi Kat1e Hayes Sharabia Hayes Rolf Haynberg Kathenne Healey Sammie Heckler Kevin Helfrich Ramon Hernandez Alexander Hernandez-Sa Bernadette Herring Brian Herron Tameka Hill Stephanie Holmes Geoffrey Howell Shanise Hudley Alexandra Ingraham Jessica Ingram-Bee Chris Jensen Lawrence Jimenez Adam Johnson Charles Johnson Erika Johnson Kent Johnson Shenika Johnson Tamara Johnson After rtlur•i•! back to 1chool fro111 luch, ~!---t Quincy enjoy• tel kin! with clm111atu ud friud1 , So•a of Shuul1 hworih placu to ut m Wendy'• and pizza, "But it rully depud1 on my 111ood, ud what uud1 !Ood ." •---1 Quincy i1 a dedicated 111a111btr of BSA, !Black Studut Alliucal ud other P"! ra1111 1uch u a cofoudtr of Clubflow, i• tha choir and wica prui dut ef MESA - Ha i1 alu actin ouhide of 1chool; u huday1 i1 hi1 u!iuari•! cluJ_ Juniors 0 �Tave' Johnson Janiece Jones Shaniece Jones Michael Kaser Charlie Kearns Mario Kelley Alex Kelly Edward Kelly Whitney Kerr Dale Kochevar Wesley Kosse Ca1tlin Kromrey Dana Kuper Abigail Kurtz-Phelan Stacy Lancaster Sarah Laniohan Michele Lay Damion LeeNatali Joffre Lester Cla1re Levin Rachel Lewis Rachel Lexier lrit Lockhart Jay Loggins Teresa Long Michael Loschiavo Daniel Louis Nicholas Louis Manuel Lovato Margaret Love Marie LoVerde Courtney Marshall Robert Martin Tessa Martin Ryan Mastin Bnan Maxwell Kyla McAnulty Elizabeth McBride Traemon McCabe Charlie McCarren Zachary McClure Molly McConaty Megan McConville Anthony McCree Manuel McCree Ulysses McCullough Patrick McNulty Sareda McPhee Amanda McWilliams Beven McWilliams William Middleton Kiala Miller Alexander Milzer Damion M1tchell Jeremy Mitchell Lizzie Moncrief Sharyn Montgomery Christi Montoya HaJji Morgan Alexandra Morris Guss1e Mosley Claire Mueller Lilian Muldoon Kyle Murphy Reg~nald Neal Fedrico Nevins Molly Nicholas Melissa Nielson Micaela O'Connor Ros1e O'Dea �"\ 011 /.:11011 tl'iutl hoth- (~·s /Ill:>!:>! 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Student<- that gl'l thetr ab-.ences and tardies e cused lo-.e fewL•r poinb than those studenb who are une cused. (Photo by B •b) johnson) Down to a cience. Hard at work doing a lilb for chemi;try, juniors Portia Stme and mta Ford ilre getting the job done. Chemistr} labs ,1re usualh done on a weeki) ba-.is and ,1 lab\\ ritL'-UP is due a \\ l'l'l-.' from the dav the 1,1b is com· pll'te. Students usually pilir up w 1th a friend; that wav the ttme '-Pl'nt is fun ilS well as productt\·e. (Photo by jenny Ouiml'tte) Juniors G) �"Auttc mlflopcom ts III.'J faroritr /)(mu.w it is as tr()()c/ as flOf>!Ortl II' ill! · olll tlu kunds in your Uc til ... · \ /arcus.} larpl r. II "I 1rc Jl tiel I! an to SC/lj tlwt .Jdly Adly i.~ IIIJJ faroriu Immel cif jd!y /J((/11, lmt III!J Jar ontc flamr is dwn1pa~mc /)(rau.w it lws till IJC'il Jlaror." - 1\ illia111 ('rook. I I "\Jyfarorit('jlaror i.~ flllfl· mm /)( ccw.w it is kincl cif salt.y yu .<;II'( o ot tlu sc1111c tintl'. 7don 'tlikl tlu nall.y SII'(Ct OII(S a.<; 1111/Cll. .. .Aatc Dau!!IU rty. I I "T/1(1'( (1/'C SOIIIWI!J}ICI · t·on; to rlwo.<;ejmllltilat it is so ilard.IJIItill ould pro!Ja!Jly lwn to say !iOIIU tllill!! si111plc likr. ·\trwr/)( ny." fl .~.WI \Tart in. II Concentration i the arne of the Game. Sitting in clas read· ing, junior Porter Schultz pays do e attention to the material he is stud yin g. Good concentration i a virtue when it come to text· book reading. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) low Vo ice in the library Please. Quietly working in the library, junior Rose VanCamp reads and takes notes for her literature clas . Lots of student go to the library to get orne peace and qUiet to do their class work. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) G )Juniors �Kelsey Osborn Amal a Palomino Elizabeth Pansing Alex Park John Pashon Samual Patterson Thomas Paul Kristy Penson Larcus Pickett David Pina-Molina Wesley Pippenger Jennifer Pollak Jess1ca Popkin Antonio Porch Bianca Powell Rachel Preister Rachel Reddick Jess1ca Reed Andrew Reetz Gabnel Reeve Bntney Reeves Kellen Reilly Jam1e Richilano Maurice Riddick Laura Rietmeijer Ted Rinehart Thomas Roberts Ca1tlin Ross1ter David Rubin Enck Ruiz-Arredondo Crystal Sanchez Alex Sannoh Alexis Sannoh Lizbeth Santacruz-Auiz Mable Santiago Lyd1a Schallenberg Jennifer Scherlong Mon1ca Schwartz David Scott Shambre Sena-Wright N1da Shaheen Quincy Shannon Dana Sharon (1985-2001) Whitney Shearer Janava Shinault Chns Shopneck James Singleton Gerald Smiley Gregory Smith Heather Sm1th Lee Sm1th Skyler Smith Kate Sneed Danielle Spence Robert Sp1na Carle Stenmark Kryst1n Stevenson Michael Stevinson Andrew Stewart Emilie Stewart Andrew St1egmann Portia Stine Barrett Straub Dariya Suebkraisorn Kendra Talbott Luke Tamburello Adele Tate Jesse Tate Endia Taylor Kareem Taylor �Adrienne Tecza Gabriella Tern Hannah Temple Amanda Thompson Kari Thompson Michael Thornton Kimberly Titus K1dus Tsehaye William Ungashick Rose VanCamp Georgina Vigil Thomas Wagenlander Erika Wagoner Desarae Walker Elizabeth Wallace Pamela Watkins Brittnay Waugh Hillary Webster Christine Weddington Heidi Weimar Christina White Lisa Williams James Williams-Ward Lauren Willy Bryan Wilson Chloe Winsor Lucy Wohlauer Holly Wold Zachary Wolfel Kenneth Woods Lindsey Workman Brittany Wright Noah Wright Veronica Wylie Tyler Young Eli Zackroff $ J unior.> �"Everytime I drive in under a red light, I kiss my hand and touch the roof of my car for good luck." -Emilie Stewart, II "I touch a p1ece of metal and take my feet off the ground when I dnve over railroads so I won't get bad luck and I make a WISh." Ca1thn Kromrey. II "Find a penny, pick it up and all day long, you'll have good luck." -Rosie O'Dea, II "I don't spht poles because you 'II get bad luck." -Port1a Stine, II " Everyt1me I am walkmg down the meet I don't step on cracks because I am scared of breakmg my mother's back." -jana1 Akerele, II "I never eat popcorn after 3 am becuse I don't want to wake up With butterfingers." -Dale Kochevar, II "I don't walk under doorways that have sp1ders on them." -BenJCe Atufunwa, II "If you break a mirror, that's seven years of bad luck." -MJ Dailey, II Free Time. Juniors Emily Gade and Chri tina White spend their extra time chatting about what they have learned in cia s for the day. (Photo by Jen~i­ fer Ouimette) Thinking Hard. Jumor Elizablth koonce is using here tra time wisely by studymg hard in the library. (Photo b)- Ted Rinehart) Getting to lass. On the1r way back from a clasqoom bn!ak, juniors l.arn Fd\\ ards and fvler Brown strike a po..,e for one of the photographers. (Photo by Dana Pulenwider) · tudying Hard. Deep in thought, junior Knsty Penson work>. on a long assignment for her next penod cla'>s. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Juniors . �top and mile. As sop hom on• ~\ hitncy Ch,lpm.m stoppt•d domg ht•r \\ork, sht• pullt•d back her jad.et to shO\\ her angel ... hirt togowithherangel smile. (Photo b\ Sydne:. Park) Praise the God. As ..,ophomort• athan Pel.1 got on hi-. knt•e-. to prabe tht• machint• god, h1s companion sophomore \1itt·h Pond offers up .1n oltt•rin • for a .Knllce. (Photo b) Ale Park) Shoshana Aal lzaac Abram Chelsea Acosta Andrew Aguirre Alexandra Allen Nathaniel Allen Mira Allmeyer Eris Ambrose Trissa Aminian Alexandra Anderson Hal Anderson Jessica Anderson Lynn Andrews Dane Angelo LUIS Aqu1no Julia Arenas Donald Armstrong Randall Baker Jess1ca Barnes Joseph Barnholt Andrea Barocas Tracy Bartholomew Cheraton Bass Matthew Bates-Poole Elizabeth Battle Dylan Battu-Bodnar Rosetta Beard Jarrett Beasley Jordan Benson Kaurel Bentley • Sophomores "I like mawberry because I can chew it for days and it keeps the flavor so I have lo say Strawberry Bubbalicious because 11 is urn urn good." -N1cole lewis, I0 "I hke Polar Ice beca se 11 s really stro. g and f you have really, really bad br ath, JUS! stop a d pop a p ece of Polar Ice 10 your mouth and you have fresh breat c!lce aga -A~y Duell, 10 "I love Spearmint because 11 1s never too strong and 11 Isn't as dry as Peppermint. It keeps my breath fresh and 11 also has that green color wh1ch 1s much better than red, wh1te and blue." -Mana Velazquez, I0 "The green kind--Spearmmt? Because it's green and full of flavor and it lasts keeping my breath fresh for hours and hours and it IS also very tasty." -Emily Stanford, I0 �Elizabeth Berken James Berry Spencer Bettis John Bettridge Kyle Bisio Michael Bitzanakis Danielle Blackburn Bryan Bloodsaw Jonathan Blum Sari Blum Ashley Boling Kennyth Bookhardt-Sm1th Kiersten Booren Trevor Bourne George Brady Allynne Brandenburg William Brent Adam Brock Angela Brooks Andrew Brown Blake Brown Kapree Brown Mason Brown Patrick Browne Mana Bryant Christopher Buckner Ryan Buescher Alicia Burton LeeOunda Butler Jaymes Calvert lan Campbell Laura Campbell Porshai Campbell Alejandro Carrasco Brittany Carson Andrew Carter Dayyan Carter Dorshia Carter Mary Carter Jorge Casillas Efrain Castanon Mik1a Caston ophomores CD �Carissa Cerbo Meredith Champlin Laquon Chandler Whitney Chapman Richard Chavez Anna Cillo Alison Collier Claire Collins Hunter Combs Randy Conner Elise Cooper Lakeshia Cooper Susan Creighton Angela Cronan Damien Crowe Sh1lo Cunningham Eamonn Curran-Everett Latonya Curry Gregory Damels Latasha Daniels Maeve David Max Davidoff Teresa Davis Vanessa Day Cherish Dean Demetrius Dearry Ahnjoulie DeBoyes Joel Denmon Ruby DeTie Corey Devine lssiah Donalde Tyrell Donaldson Lois Douglas lsa1ah Draper Amy Duell Andrew Duke .. ·-..:a -!! :n~:.. n:l cu -=~ cc. • Sophomores Sepho11ere Peter Felku~tr! shrll every4ey .- -""'1 efr ~ri9ht u4 urly. He weku 1p, 9ell ru4y, u4 9011 to school. He wives 11 school end lllme4ietely hu4s te first perio4, 4nfti•!· l1 4reftil! Peter picks •P 9rut skills that will hopefMIIy one 4ty lu4 hill ilia u ucili•! urur i1 architechre. !Phoh ~y Chtrlie 0 lei Ptler hu werke4 •P 1uite the .,.tilt. Everydty, fifth period he huds over h • neer~y ruhurent with some of his friu4s. •rt----f Hm they em their hun91r while •p4eli•! uc~ ether with t~e letts! i•for11etiu . !Phott ~y Charlie 09lel �Auria Dupuch Mana Duran Anthony Edwards Autumn Elrod Andrew Engel Natalie Engel Elani Engelken Jasmin English Lauren Erickson Roxann Escamilla Marcos Esp1noza-Calixto Jeffrey Esslinger Austin Etumnu Peter Falkenberg Caitlin Fisher Garrett Fitzgerald Robert Fitzgerald Wilham Fleming Damelle Fortson Justin Fowler Lonnell Frierson Miles Frilot Tessa Furutani Thomas Gabel Ka Sacha Gaines Amalia Garcia Laura Garcia Bryon Geman Daniel Giller Mardee Goff Den1se Gomez Theo Gomez Chanelle Graalum Robert Granger Anthony Green Michael Grissom IIU 1ft CIII,US IS ! 1111 n ----1 for Pthr. Ht hu •l••ys h•4 • tu of friu4s ~thich h1 Clft just htft! ut u4 h1v1 fu ~tilh thrn,hout uy tr4iury 4ay. They oftu 4o stuff lt!elher such u htft! out ift tft4 tfter school, pity fool~tll, IVU !' out Oft 4ou~le ~.tu lt!ethorl IPh•t• ~y Chtrli• 0!1•1 �Leah Gross Rena Halu Nafia Hamilton Jonathan Hampel Scott Hand Katie Hanson Steven Harlor Hannah Hathaway John Hayden Christopher Healy Russell Hedman Evan Heit Carlene Henry Carlos Hernandez Joshua Herron Stacy Herzog Sabra Hickman Jordan Hidalgo Nicholas Hiii-Traylor Fumie Hiromitsu Janeeka Holden Ashley Hamburger Ursula Honigman Alexnder Horne Michelle Horwitz Vanessa Howel Julian Howery Michael Hoyt Moses Hubbard Rosalyn Hubbard Micah Hudnall Montgomery Hughes Steven Hulac Adam Hunt Jamal Hussein Ervin Hutchinson Benjamin Hynes-Stone Etienne lllige-Saucier Evan lsoline Ahmad Jackson Michaela Jackson Ronnell Jackson-Harding Stephanie Jefferson Brian Johnson Minda Johnson Gracie Johnson Tiara Johnson Tiffany Johnson Will Johnson Lauren Johnston Audrey Jones Jamal Jones Lenae Jones Molly Jones Pnnce Jones Valerie Jones Joyce Joseph Milton Joyce Tyler Joyce Terell Juniell Larae Jurgens Philip Kaiser Stratis Katsaros O ophomore �'In rr and onwm ... 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Sophomores Lacey weetser and Ali Kimmel hilng out in front of their locker after lunch. ~1iln\' student-. share lockers with their friends. ~1ost people choose to decorate their lockl'rs wtth pictun·s or magazinl' cutouts to gi\ l' their locker.., a pl'rsonality to match their own. Lockers not only serve as a place to put vour books but as a place to hang out wtth vour friends between classes. (Photo by Eimear I ynch) Sophomore~ (D �Ju t the two of u . tanding at the fen e at II it} Field, ~ophomores uzanne Me artnev and Hunter Combs wait in the empt: stadtum after the big socn•r game (Photo by Sydney Park) Three' a rowd. Dress 'din k.h,1ki shorh, blue polo shirts, high socks and btrkenstocks, sophomore Dane Angelo, Will Riedlin and Trevor \ olf-. n dre s alike on 1\\ in Da\. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) · Brittam Kay Erik Kieckhafer Kalvin Killian Alissa Kimmell Sarah Kinnel Ca1tlin Klein Anna Kobey Enc Koester Paul Kottke Dan1ella Kozloff Michael Kroll Kesley Krosky Emily Kryzanowski Brian Kusic Danielle Lamoureaux Callie Lanphier Robyn Latson Thomas Laughlin James Lebsack Mechelle Lech Latara Legrand Dexter Levandoski Anthony Lewis Nicole Lew1s Charles Littlejohn Emma Livingston Sara Livingston Steven Lockhart Brandon Long Lagoa Lovato G) ophomores "My favorite cartoon character is Bugs Bunny because he 1s a cool character. He keeps my brother entertained instead of bothering me all day long." -Anna Cillo, I0 "My favonte cartoon character IS Toucan Sam He rs hrlanous and Frurt Loops are good." -Et1enne llhge-Saucrer, 10 "Homer Srmpson is my favorIte cartoon character because he is how I imagine I wrll be like as a dad." -Andrew Duke, 10 "My favorite cartoon character is Clifford the Big Red Dog because my name is Emily Elizabeth, and that is the name of his owner." -Emily Schulman, I0 �Tejhonna Lovato Rocheal Lucero Eimear Lynch Joshua Madril Benjamin Maestas Maureen Mahoney Lauren Mangione Amanda Manzanares Federico Marin Harris Markson Lela Marquez Juaun Marsh Antoinette Martinez Justine Martinez Vanessa Martinez Nthato Maruatle Jibreel Masud Benjamin Matsuura Nakia Matthews Deshan Mayfield Suzanne McCartney Delvon McCorcle Piper McDonald Antanita Mcintosh Morgan McKay Matthew McKenzie Valerie McKenzie Yves McNary Sheena McPeek Jerome McPherson Mary McQuay Krista Mehlbach Maria Meraz Molly Mernah Andrew Miller Dwayne Miller Vanessa Mims Chnstian M1skin Theophilus Mooney Bng1d Moore Christianne Mosher Carl Moten ophomores $ �Kalimah Muhammad Heather Murphy Tristin Murphy Marcy Murrill Sha-quita Napier Shantell Ndem Samuel Needham Alexander Nelson LaDonna Nelson Alexander Nguyen Gabrielle Nicol Emily Niedt Fatuma Noor Destiny Norman Spencer Nott1ngham Connor O'Brien Stephanie O'Brien Margaret Ogle Esther Ortiz Joslyn Owens Sydney Park Apryl Parker Keira Paul Jacob Pearson Jesse Pejko Nathaniel Pelz Denise Pender John Peters Adriana Piner Helen Pitcher Paul Pokrandt Mitchell Pond Yona Porat Charles Price Emil Prince Mark Raabe Dion Rabouin Joshua Rae Amanda Ramey Viviana Ramirez Marcus Ramos M.E Rauch • ophomore �Jarrett Reed Meredith Reeve Ana Reish Jesus Reyes Tammsha Rice-Williams William Riedlin Destinee Rivera-Ashley Kenya Robinson Leigh Rockwood Clara Rodriguez Danielle Rojas Dereck Rorex Ariel Rose Mary Roxbury Brittany Roy Daniel Roybal Nicholas Rozack Breon Ruther1ord Anthony Saab Amanda Salano Trionna Sanders Richard Sandoval Mariama Sannoh Spencer Sawaya Nova Schneider Stefan1e Schriener James Schroeder Em1ly Schulman Katie Schultz Antwon Scott ('. • ~ Q) ,~ ~ ;:J 0 "I wish I could afford Prada shoes because I like the new styles they are bringmg back this year. I love the whole 1940's bowling shoe "stitches" thing. I think it is really cute and creative." -Caitlin Tomlison, 10 ~L....-----.......1 c:0 CfJ ~ ~ "I love flip-flops because they are cheap. They come in every color, they look cute With all my clothes, they are comfy, and you never have to tie your shoelaces." -Caitlin Klein, I0 "I like all kinds of sneakers. I especially like Ad1das because they are really comfortable, they come in tons of different colors and styles but most of all they look and feel good With everything I wear."-Kiersten Booren, I0 "I have always worn big clunky shoes because they are what I like, and now I am known for wearing big clunky shoes in all colors, brands and styles." -Alison Smith, I0 Go sip Queen . Catchmg up on important girlie go~;.ip, sophomores Krista ~1ehlbach , C1llie Lanphier and \.1 E. Rauch an.• thrl·e t<~lkahve sophl mor •s. (Photo b~ Rosie 00 •,1) Making The all Sophomore Tracv Barthomew uses a teacher's phone to make a call while checking attendance on a computer during her assistant period . 1anv students have studv half or ass1stant period where th •y h.:i\·e e tra time for homework, socializing and even phone calls. (Photo bv lex Kellv) Sophomores $ �"/hare 11ro. 0111 lw.~ hook.\, p1 118. fohh r8. 1 tc. Tlu otlu r l!a.~ /)(ltUriu;, ('f)'s. a ( [) p/ayt r. (1/ld 111,1) SOCCI 1'1 LJIIif>/11( 111.} lw ill!!llroha!!:> kt 1f>S Ill( Or!!Wii:;:((//)( (II'( (I! .\!)('('(rand sri ux->1.1 t also I'(( II WI s tlu •u i!!l!t of tlu load ... ;] lid( yuki Tokwla. I 0 "1 calrulntor, u /'IIIII!! uu 11 Ill is, mini .~lwt711 ru 1',1111111 • rilapsttck. /we h IJ ark and lwrke ysark /)(an . plu tw IJa!! ptral 110U hook , rlroujolril r, a rol/1 d up cof>JJ of Omon' f.LJlfr ,\OIL II!!, 10 -.n,c .. ·'>choo/IJoo/.:s.f)( ns. p1 /ll'ils. pap( r. 111onc.y. my school I. D.. phonr IIlii I![)( rs h1 /o/1!!in!! to my fiil nd!i. 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During a routine fire drill, Paul Pokrandt, Justin Tafova and Spencer Valentine, all sophomo;es, socialize. After last year's fire, the students have increased their awareness of the seriousne of these fire drills. (Photo bv Rosie O'Dea) • Better afe than orry. By packing as much stuff as possible in her bag, sophomore Ahnjoulie De Boyes is prepared for any emergency that may occur. This year, the "messenger bags" have been very popular wtth the girls. Along with the essential school supplies: books, paper, pencils, pens, etc, the majority of the girls al o carry the 'oh-so-important' beauty supphes: makeup, perfume, hair brushes, and lots more. (Photo by Eimear · Lynch) e ophomores �Brittany Scott Jeffrey Scott Ryan Seavy Danielle Sedbrook Laura Seewald Jessie Shap1ro La1la Shareef Anne Shaver Jordann Sherwood Alan Shields-Coto Cass1e Short Noam Silkoff Ashley Silversmith Marcus Simpson Jazmyn Singleton Alison Smith Allen Smith Stephan Smith Trilena Smith Amanda Solano James Sorensen Kristina Spencer Robert Spencer Emily Stanford Caroline Steed Jackie Steffen Benjamin Steiner Ellen Ste1ner Tiffany Stewart Regan St1egmann Lauren Stokes Wednesday Stone Carolin Streno Lily Stutman Peri Sullivan Annette Summers Lacey Sweetser JosephTabano Justin Tafoya Sara Tamburello Matthew Taylor Alyssa Teves Daniel Thomas Kylia Thomas Olu Thomas-Houston Marta Thompson William Thompson Erika Thornton Risa Thronweber Janie Tippery Hideyuki Tokuda Caitlin Tomlinson Dane Tortalita Jermaine Turner Cinnamon Tyler Fatima Uribe Ebony Ursery Mikhail Vafeades Cesar Valadez Spencer Valentine Elizabeth VanBierkom Stefany Vanderberg Marie Vaughn ' ophomore @ �Gabriel Vega MariaEiena Velazquez Colleen Walker Pamela Walker Andrew Walters Jennifer Walters Kinyada Weathers William Webster Cora Weiss Shannon Wells Jeanne Wert Jared Wheeler David White Khadijah White Wendy Whittaker Andrea Williams Ashton Williams Jarea Williams Kellie Williams Schuyla Williams Walker Williams Justin Willson Brandon Wilson Bnanne Wilson Denarice Wilson Jennifer Wilson Napoleon Wilson Trevor Wolfson Jeffrey Wolz Amber Woodard Ashford Wortham Jeremiah Yara Brian Zamarron e ophomore �· ftJ d1 wm rar 11 ould lw rr tn be a /f)(,,.. lu tall,!! .\/u lhy. f1kr tl1c one Ill " (.()II( Ill 00 ~HOIIri~." 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I 0 "'T/u drw111 car l1risl1 I po.~.ws.~r dis a HJ'>7" t o/ro station1ra!!OII he cause all tlu playa.~ lime otu ." ;jillllll.tJ ·\rm fi.W II. I 0 Going to Cia . On his way to third hour, sophomore Kyle Bisio stops in front of the office to look for friends to chat with. \\ ith over 1 00 student.., the area in front of the main office is disastrous to travel through and most studenb opt to use the stde stair,., by the end of the. ·hool vear (Photo by tephanie O'Brien) · Back on Campu . oming back from lunch, sophomores Krista Melbach and Lily tutman enjo~ finally being able to dn\'e to lunch. Getting their driver's licenses is a rite of pa. sage for most studmt.... (Photo b) Jeannie Wert) Working it Out. Studying diligently in Mr Thalhofer ·~ Ancient Historv class, sophomore Jessie hapiro prepares for a test. Known for his hard tests, Mr. Thalhofer keeps students on their toes (Photo by Ted Rinehart) ' ophomores fi) �Ameera Abdullah Sara Aboulafia Keane Abraham Charla Agnoletti Eric Akridge Chand1 Aldena Cody Alexander Ke1th Alexander Duwane Allen-Sturgeon Daniel Alvarez Claire Anderson Patricia Ankele Peter Antai Dominic Archie Daryl Armstrong Pnnceton Armstrong Anthony Arnold Jav1er Arrieta Tasha Arriola Reginald Ausler Alexander Baiyee-Cady Aaron Baker Portia Barnes Knst1n Barrett Allison Bartholomew Michael Batsford Isaiah Bay Janice Beard Junlee Beard Latoya Beard Joshua Beasley Joan Belden Starla Bell Maia Benavente Alicia Benavidez Brittany Benford ---- It's first perio4 u4 Artty is el the ~e9iuin9 of :- - - - l e lu9 4ey. After seh11lshe will hu4 slni§hl h volley~ell prutiee. Muy i~e••in! fruhrttu fi~4 e ~uy seht4Mie very stressful, ~•I lur~· ie! hew It •ne§e it is pert ef 9rowi~! •P· elthou9h everyou looks forwer4 lr e rtlui~! wuku4. • Freshmen ~~, i~ ~e tul fro111 her rttornin! elusu. Free4o• fer fifty •i~atu. Bei~! e fruhrttu she is u her wey over It Me~eline "s pizze to 9el - - - - 1 ro•eluneh. This is where 111ul fruhmu 90 It ut ~eenn trusporhtion 11 lirttile4 ~uie! the seh11l 4ey . �Lilly Berger Catherine Berken Richard Berry Vanessa Boisse Kathryn Boland Amy Bolger Joseph Bouvette Jasmme Bowman Briana Boyd John Brady Corianna Brever Laura Brin Lucy Brothers Junae Brown Tallalah Brown Wesley Brown Brandon Bruce Brooke Bucar Layne Sukey Aaron Burris-Deboskey Charlene Butler Alexandra Caldwell Ph1llip Cano Augustine Cardoza Phillip Casey Christopher Castillo Jaquita Cavitt Ashley Childs Adrienne Christy Rebecca Cohen Carolyn Cole Shawn Collins Megan Comstock Lilah Connelly Melissa Connelly Betthany Conner t time ...---4 ~uti nut. A111y it i1 her !eometry elm werki1! in t !rtup on rome clauwork. Workin! with t !rtup it alwayt helphl. Hi!h tchool math it more chtlltn!ift! than mi~~le tchool llltth. lnco111i1! fruhmu like Amy hm to tlep up to the chtllu!e. At her firrt !••• ~tck after u ankle i1juy, A•y ~iwu fer t ~til~~~ kupt it i1 play. Amy it u the JV velley~tll let• u t fruh•an. The tu• 111111t every ~•Y after rchul ~e ­ ......___-= \1-- - . . f CIIU practice •aku perfect. Co••uict· tiu ~etweu tummatu it very importut in er~er to have t werki1 tu•. Freshmen 6) �Q) 4-J •1"""1 ~ "I like Cool Waters be- 0 > ro ~ ~ (\.· cause it attracts women to me like bees to honey, or flowers in that case." -Jesse Davis, 9 "Curve, I'm used to 1~ and a fnend of the fam1ly gave 1t to m . I ear 1t a lot and 1t smells great " -l1ly eynolds. 9 4-J ;j ~ Working Together. In a crowded social stud.esclass, fre,hman !man Samuel pavs close attention to his school work in order to succeed In hif;h school. (Photo by Dana Fulemdder) 'OS ROCK Being one of the bigge-.t classes, the freshmen sure can show school sp1rt b) \H'aring red and white at the annual. pirt Week assembl • (Phl>to by Ted Rinehart) Mikilo Cooks Elias CorneJO Jennifer Cosio Katherine County D'osha Cousin Devon Cowans Clifford Crawford Alexander Cresci Aaron Crowe Anthony Cruz Pierre Curtis Sky Daina Jesse Dav1s Timothy Davis Michael DeAnda Alison Deffner Olivia Delcampo Bethany DelCastillo Daniel Demolin Stefanie Demong Hilary Daenn~ng Erica Diaz Fath1m Dickerson Fathima Dickerson Jericho Dorsey Amy Dudley Kaitlin Duffey Angel Duran SunRey Eagle Shawnda Ealy G Fre~hmen 0 Q) u ~ r:JJ r:JJ 4-J ro ~ "My favorite scent is Horning Glory for ladies because 1t makes me smell hke a bed of flowers." -Tiffany Reed, 9 "Curve, because it makes me determmed and ambitious, that's Important to me." -Patrick Hims, 9 �Claudia Ebel Ariel Edesess Mannalle EI-Senussi Casey Elder Daniel Elias Ryan Escalante Evan Eskridge Anastac1a FaJardo Antony Farias Neshawn Faulkner Amy Felicianna Megan Fessenden Holly Filak Reginald Fisher Ashley Flemmg Dernck Forn Natasha Franklin Amy Freedman Dontae Freeman Elyse Friedman Suzanne Fneman Dav1d Fuentes-Guevara Laroyce Gallegos Ryan Garcia Justin Gautier Tammy Gay Alisa Geier Edward Ge1ssler Eldon Glenn Jonathan Goffman Ricardo Gomez Jorge Gonzalez Robert Granillo Damaris Graves Os1ns Graves Sarail Graves Nia Green Den1se Greenberg Demc1a Greene Christin Groves Dru Guidry Hector Gut1errez Fre hmen 0 �Terence Hall Lee Harns Steven Harris John Hart Samantha Hartman Jasmine Haynes Jonquil Henry Jacob Hernng Nicholas Hessler Daryl Hill Victoria Hiii-Traylor Andre Hmes Dmarie Hoffman Channyl Holmes Brittney Holobinko Mary Hopper Evan Hornsby Tiffany Horton Stephen Hosea Michael Houston Rosalyn Hubbard Sharvez Hudley Damel Hutchinson Joyce Iller Margaret lttelson Elizabeth Jackson Jerry Jackson Kenneth Jackson Lee Jackson Dominick James Emily Johnson Fauve Johnson Lauren Johnson Nikeya Johnson Brandon Jones Gabrielle Jones Nathan Jones Randy Jones Raymond Jones Shawn Jones Trinecia Jones Tikia Juhan . Freshmen �Dylan Kaestner Grace Kaufman Skye Kelley Alexis Kirkman Michael Kleen Angie Knop Paul Koenke Kerrie Krosky Joshua Kubo Hannah Laetz Maxfield Lafortune Alexandra Lansing Kelly Larson Aliscia Law Dm1tn LeeNatali Zachary Lehman Jacob Levek Megan Levin Maxwell Lichtenstein Kathenne Lind Douglas Lingg Brittney Little Alea Littlejohn Andrew Long Ashley Long Katen Lookstwice Kendra Love Amy Lovell Justin Lucero Hannah Lucey "Aladdin is my ultimate favorite Disney character. Because not only is he very cute, but he can pull off those famous M.C. Hammer pants. A style wh1ch no other Disney character could do." -Charla Agnoletti, 9 "There is no denymg that Pluto 1s the best Disney character of all. He 1s such a devoted pet and whenever Htckey House is in any sort of trouble, Pluto goes to any lengths morder to help out his master. You never go wrong with such loyalty and dedication." -Daniel Alvarez, 9 "Hy favorite Disney character would have to be the famous Hickey House. All the girls love to be around him, and are always running after him. To state it bluntly he 1s a ladies man. A character much like myself." -Andrew long, 9 "My favorite Disney character would have to be the lovable Eeyor. He is extremely soft spoken, easygoing and above all he 1s sweet. And of courseHE'S BlUE! Need I say more?" -Hannah Lucey, 9 aved by the Bell. Glad to be out of school after a long day, freshmen Anna Otte, f.ileen Richerd son and ~tari Me ov get re.1dy to head home (Photo b}· Stephan Hall) Curl 'Q. t the homecoming game, eniorsdressed up freshman Wesley Brown so he was femininelv fe;.h\·e in addition to being adorned in ~strings and ribbons. 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Cheering on the var~itv field hockey team, part of the JV field hockey team supports their teammates before they play their game. (Photo by Stephan Hall) . Freshmen Ill f... cr~ arc tlu hc~t rawlt; 9 �Zachanah Lutz Bnan Lyman Brittney Mack Jillian Mackey Jose Maestas Katherine Manart Erin Manis Danielle Marczyk Jeannie Marin Elmira Marlett Amanda Marquez Anthony Marttnez Suzanna Martinez Brett Mason Jessica McAllister Joshua McCoy Mari McCoy Bonnie McDonald Madeline McDonald Joseph McDonough Kaylee McElroy Leabre McNeal Abby Mtller Chnstopher Miller Kit Millius Stnna Milsap Marisa Milzer Nicole Mims Patrick Mims Justin Minter Kyle Mize Johnathan Montgomery Cornelia Moore Jessica Moreno Karlte Morris Quinn Morrison Evan Morstad Addison Mosby Ntcholas Mosely James Moses Brian Mosley Elise Moyer Kathleen Mullen Dulce Munoz Chnstopher Murphy Aaron Nash Matthew Nash Willian Newell Hannah Nichols Patrick Noto Molly Nuanes Aprille Nulan Chike Okonkwo Anna Otte Bethany Pace-Danley Michael Pafford Brittany Page Matthew Page Jack Patterson Jasmine Payne Orlando Perez Typhany Pernell Jules Perryman Ellery Peters Lauren Philpott LaChance Pickett Tiffany Pless Gerald Ponder Monique Pope Ana Portillo-Moody Freshmen . �Sophie Probst Saundra Proctor Sara Rabin Michael Radatus Brian Randle Stephanie Randolph Arianna Rascon-Perez Molly Recht Edward Reed Sheila Reed Tiffany Reed Ashley Reese Daniel Reetz Andrew Regan Jake Reilly Samantha Reimers Joseph Rynolds Lily Reynolds Tommy Rhine Brittany Richardson Dom1nique Richardson Eileen Richardson Andrew Riedlin Kathleen Riley Blake R1tchen Carolyn Robbins Peter Robinson Fredy Rodarte Jesse Rodriguez Karla Roman Lea Romero Marguerite Rounds Jasm1ne Rowe Sarah Rowland Daylynn Royer Dom1n1que Rudolph Nakeya Rudolph Thayer Ruh Jesus Ruiz Elsa Sackett Teresa Salazar lman Samuel Jessie Sanderson Monique Sandoval Luis Santacruz Jasmine Saulters Justin Saulters Mollie Savage Amber Schiele ian Schneider Madeline Schroth-Miller Valerie Segura Evan Self Dustin Sharon Brian Shev1tsk1 Jon Shiffrin Maya Shugart Devon Sigler Evan Simmons John S1mmons Julia Simmons Anna Simon Benjamin Simon Kameron Simpson Raeanna Simpson Darren Sisneros Eugenia Sisneros Jean Slay Bnanna Smith Carmen Smith . 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I llkl' tlu tnr loclrJ 1if'll Ill thr l!l'r·at £ ~t hits r1/lmm and all of thr sor1~rs arr on tt an rrcat!' lucy 8mthfl'8 9 "Tiu c.d. that J han /}( r n list(l1illl.{ to a lot latr /.IJ 1s · IJr stiii!J \ ('hi/d.· ·Thr !J hm·r fantastic l'lli('( s all(/ !!I!Od dati('( IIWrl S... 7 1/isl'ia 11.111 . IJ H aving Fun in th e un. On the way to lunch freshmen Abbv Miller \.iollv a\'a •e and Kerrie Krosk v are all smil ·s. For manv, lunch is one· of the onlv times frien-ds see each other dunng the day. (Photo b\· tacy Herzog) Su rfi ng the et. Whlie tudnng m the compu ter lab. freshman Matt osh surfs the net. tudents use the school computers throughout the day to look up important information (Photo by Carle Stenmark) Fre hmen 4D �"My jaw broke when a tree limb fell on my head. I was knocked out for two hours and rushed to the hospital where I stayed for five days. I had to get about 29-31 stitches and I had a fractured Jaw." -Joe Bouvette, 9 Be t Friends Forever. Like mo~t ~tu ­ denh , fre..,hmc n Em•h· \\' olff and \1add 1e hroth- hllerhango~tatlund1 nd \\alk to the nearh) re..,turants (Photo h\ tacy llerzog) Don't Be Late! Due to the ..,hortencd pa..,..,ing pt:riod..,, ... tudenb like fre..,hman Ken Jack ... on mu .. t hurl) in the halb bc1\n•en classl'"· (Photo by Stephan Hall) Hunter Sm1th Joshua Smith Shakendra Smith Kentaro Smoots Omar Sosa Rachel Spady Adamma Spearman Terri Stahl Terrika Stahl John Stanesco Jesse Stanley Justyn Stays Em1ly Stemer Ryan Stephan Savara Sullivan Allyson Svigel Adam Swarsen Anika Sydnor Emmanuel Tapia Lindsay Taubman Marie Taylor Ben1am1n Temple Oliver Terry Natasha Thomas Frednck Thompson Sarah Thompson Dazzmond Thornton Gerrilyn Tom Mira Totaro-Bloem Elena Trenholme . Freshmen "My mom IS a pet Sitter and I used to pretend I was a co g1rl I thought that th1s dog was strong enough to handle my we1ght so I JUmped on It and started yelling, 'g1ddy up!' The dog yelped and threw me off My arm was broken for four months." -Madd1e Schroth-M1IIer, 9 o er I was r d, my a d I fell down My wr st. h as already weak, took a t~e 1mpact. When I went to t~e doctor, he told e I had already h oke y tw1ce and I d1d1't ev k ow t" -Evan Morstad 9 "I was playing mdoor soccer and It was halfume. I was about to kick the ball through the doors and back mto the gym. When I went to boot it, I missed, kicked the wall, and broke my toe." -Mira Bloom, 9 �Chantel Trujillo Nathan TwoEagles-Down1ng Pamela Vaden Kristina Valencia Anna VanPelt James Vaughn Simon Waathan Nadia Waggener Sharday Walker Sloan Walker Chelsea Washington Nicolette Watson Jaime Webb Denise Weber Samantha Weber Erica Wein Rachel Westergaard Robert Whetsel Hannah White Adrienne Wilbert Michael Wilkerson Versia Wilkerson Damark Wilkins Ashleigh Williams Aurora Williams Edward Williams Eric Williams Patrick Wilson Marquis Winn Emily Wolff Jaree Worley Zachary Worthen Anne Wurtzebach Christopher Yara Davida Young Kacey Young Kyle Zalmstra Diana Zamarron Peter Zarlengo Caroline Zepeda Fr hmen 0 �tudi P. 92 Language P. 98 , ROTC P. 104 Cl) cademics �Academics Reflections. Looking at a Huichol Indian mirror, junior Chri hopn ck i enjo ing a field trip to the Mu eo de La America . (Photo b Carle St nmark) \cademics G �Li ten p. In 1r. 1unk,1C~i's, )CJal I'rnb- Iem~ da-.-.. ~enior jennifer Bovle li~ten~ to important tach about the co~piL• inner working' of people. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) The \I ri te tu ff. Taking a te-.t in \1r. HL•rnandez ' s Ancient Hbtorv cl.1ss, ~ophomore~ lluntL'r Combs, ~1.1un•en 1.1honev ,1nd ),1ke I'L'M on conn•ntrate on filling out the e-.sav portion of a te't bl'fore class ends . (Photo bv D,1na Fulenwider) Taking ote Of It. Taking notes in Mr. Hernandez s Ancient History X class, ..,ophomores learn about the an~ient Egyptians. Ancient History abo covers the Greeks and Romans. ·1anv student>. enJOY learning about ancient culture~ 10 an interesting way. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Grasping the Concept. In .'vis. Caffrey's CU ucceed Political Science class, junior Lilv !VIuldoon and seniors Takeo Hi;om1tsu and Rochelle Rus"o read 0\·er an outline while M . Caffrev explains it CU Succeed is a college clas~. If this class is passed in high <;ehool, college credit at CU can be recei\·ed. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Work ing Hard . Work10g on an a..,signment in Mr. Munkacsi's Social Problems class, senior Thomas laytonlearns about ..,ocietv and all of ib ;!tribute..... )(ial Problems allows studenb to figure out th' roots of the major flaws 10 society (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) O Academics/ ocial Studies �Students learn about the world around them. • ncial Stud1es lt't'S tudenb arhance to lfflrn abo11t their environment "· es 1ca.J!gpki11_ 11 "Mr. Lucero' Geography X das is really interesting. We get to do fun projects and we learn a lot too. It is a lot of fun." Jack Hayden, 10 round the World . Sopho,lfia Hamilton talk in Mr. Lucero's cographv X class. (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider) • more~ jack llavden and The ocial Studies department more Hunter Combs. Junior i as diver e as the student body have the option of taking either it elf. Offering a variety of Mrican-American Hi tory or AP accellerated and non-accellerated European Hi tory, among other classes, it give students a chance option . Senior , if they are on to learn about the world around the accellerated track, may choo e them. Freshmen are required to to take AP American Hi tory. A take Economics and American variety of Geography das es are Government, both on the non- also available, and at least one is accellerated track. A popular das required to graduate. Some other among ophomore is Ancient ocial tudies das es available and Medieval History X, taught are P ychology and Social Probby Mr. Hernandez and Mr. lems. These das es are usually Thalhofer. "Hernandez' class i taken as elective by juniors and enior . The ocial tudies dereally fun. He is very pas ionate about what he teaches, and that partment is defmitely trong. makes it interesting," aid opho-Copy by Rachel Lexier Jerry Anderson Principal Larry Cameron Assistant Pnnc1pal Dee Clements Assistant Principal Wesley Paxton Assistant Principal Coni Rayburn Secretary Anne Albeck Librarian Gary Alexander Library Para Jan Anderson English/Student Activities Leslie Anderson Fore1gn Language Betsy Allen Dean of Students Celeste Archer Social Studies Wes Ashley Dean of Students Nate Austin Special Education Cheryl Bankes Art Karen Bailey Hearing Impaired Interpreter Ron Bates ROTC Dwight Berry Pass Room Para Melba Birkett-Stevens Bronco Academy-Math Paul Bole Special Education Kelly Brown English \cademi -. ocial tudi 0 �lis "My En li h cia ---~ 1 all about n•c the 'tudmf,; 11 i r•er11 cool." Clm ti Mo /za, 10 Our chool has alway had a strong English program that consi ted of tudents eager to learn and teacher willing to go the di tance to connect with their tudents. This year, we were lucky enough to have Mr . Hayward added to that team. Mr . Hayward' experience in teaching ranged from the Harvard ummer chool to the Cherry Creek school ' Engli h department. Thi experiencewasagreat help for her while teaching her two AP literature clas es and two sophomore literature classe . ophomore Ali a Kimmell's favorite English teacher was Mr . Salazar for American Literature- X. Alis a tated, " he was a very good teacher becau e he was good at relating what we were doing in clas to day to day life. he made even the mo t boring books intere ting." Even the teacher had a good feeling about the department as fre hman English teacher Ms. Wagner tated, "It has been wonderful working with teacher like Mr. Rivera, Ms. tephen, Ms. Topf and Ms. yman over the past year ." Junior Ahnjoulie DeBoye , a student of Ms. Stephens aid, "I enjoy English clas because it i not too hard and I have fun." -Stacy Herzog Cece Bumgardner Math Bishop Burroughs Security Doug Bushnell Computer & Tech Specialist Linda Caffrey Social Studies Mark Calhoun Math Rudy Carey Physical Education Biddy Casey Foreign Language Steve Coddington Math Mike Colacino Science Georgette Colasanti English Theresa Cosgrove Foreign Language Doug Craft Science Jess1ca Daley Science Katherine Dannen School Psychologist Intern Nick Dawkins Special Ed Para Terry Diaz Physical Education Cenya Dickerson Science Marty Doherty Math Brendan Doyle Counselor Phil Dudley School Resource Officer . English "I love my Engli h clas . I have Ms. Roe and I think he is a wonderful teacher. he i very nice and understanding." -Honey Garcia, 10 li ten Up. English teacher b. Stephl'n~ made sure fre~h· man Juan Herrera \\as pa)ing attention du ring class. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) �Teacher's Helper. Teacher~ can ah~ra\ u e an extr.1 hand I r hman Emrl) tephen~ \ olff wa l'agl'r to help M dunngherlntroduchon to Literature class first seme ter. Wolff 'aid, "The cour~e wa fun and not too difficult." (Photo bv Ted Rinl•hart) Concentrating on Reading. Junior De\\ itt Pollard focu cd all hi attention on readmg while wa1ting for the bell to ring. Readmg IS a priority for mo tEnglish teachers along with \vriting, peaking, vocabulary and grammar. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Taking ote . While in 1rs. alazar's men(an L1terature class, sophomore te\ en Harlor pa\ s close attention while taking careful note~ along with his cia. smates. llthough mo t students hate taking notes, they are beneficial when it comes to quizzes and tesb. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) The Big Picture. Taking notes and listeningaretwok \elements to succeeding in ~1s. Wagner's Introduction to LiteratureX class. Freshman \1ike Kleen did both of the,e; he took careful notes while listening to Ms. \.\agner explam a poem' signifi ance and -.ymbolism. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) n ctive Participant. Sophomore Eri-. Ambrose asked and answered plenty of questions m 1s. yman's American Literature cla-.s. Rl'\ iu\ ing what studenb reild and \\rite is an importilnt part of milking students stronger writers and speaker . (Photo by Ted Rinehilrt) English . �Pa ing Close ttention. In m.1th Ia s, t pa) e tra attention to keep thl•m.,eh l's from falling behind. Math is .1\ er~ tough subje t and is often ,·er) dilfilult; it re· qUires a lot of hard work and focus (Photo b\ Ted Rinl'hart) stud~nts like s~nior K1ti 1\ukkonl·n, mu oncentration \ t.1th tesh an be 'en tudl•nts like junior William \1iddleton tud\ h,ud the m ht before, and whtle t.1king the test, thev work\ erv c.uetulh and riouslv to m.1ke sure no tlh mtstake .ue made. (Photo b\ Sll'phan 11,11l) Ia• -.ful Making the Grade. Exams are very 1m· portant. They are a giant part of the final grade. So, when tudent , such a-. fresh· men Donte Freeman and D •lrov Wal«h take te t , thev make sure to trv their hardest and do their best. (Photo b Stephan Hall) · The Last Laugh . !v1ath class can b • stressful and tough. However, it also can be a lot of fun. Teachers and students often make jokes, and all the other cf,lsS· mates laugh. Freshman Hannah White enJOYS a joke made by a friend. (Photo by tephan Hall) Calculating tudenb like junior Caitlin Ro,.,siter often use calculator to help themselv s come up with answer~. Most East teach •r require calculators for their cour es, even though they are a little pricey! (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) 8 Academics-:\1ath �athe atic I Motivation Angels sum it up, learning math for their future. "Math is_ the key to success in any career. choice." Bariett Straub,ll "I like the en e of accompli hment felt after completing a long and difficult math problem, it's exhilerating., -Callie Lanphier, 10 Taking ote . Math 1sa com· plicatea subject so students, like freshman Amy Felicianna often takeverydefailed notes. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Students have great potential for becoming future cienti ts and profes or thanks to the e cellent math program. "I definitely feel that my math kill have improved since coming here," tated sophomore Chris Healy. Students are able to choo e between different type of math as well as level of difficulty. For instance one can choo e between an accelerated or nonaccelerated course, depending on their sldll and focus. Several levels of math are provided, ranging &om geometry up to AP cal- culus. Also, more than one teacher teaches a cour e, o a variety of styles are upplied for students. "My &eshman year I was put in a geometry das and was never able to follow along. Second semester, though, I witched to a different teacher and immediately felt my ldlls improving," stated ophomore Emily Kryzanowsld. A diver e and strong program provide students with a great understanding ofall math and a great chance to ucceed in the future. -Copy by Sydney Park Melody Duggan Drama David Engelken Foreign Language Libby Fitzgerald Speech Therapist Carl Flageolle Counselor Cindy Fornstrom Science Lois Freeman Counselor Paula Gallegos English Peter Goldin Social Studies Dora Gonzales Counseling Para Patricia Gould Counselor Debbie Greer Social Studies Sarah Hagevik Special Education Owen Hahn Counselor Kenneece Haley Requisitions Paul Harbaugh Science Dave Harrell ROTC Aki Hasebe Special Education Patricia Hawkins Art Philippa Hayward English Ruth Heaney Special Ed Para Academic -\tath G) �Forei IrS "E~'e11 tlzouglz later on you micslzt not 1U?edfore(>n lall/llage it' Throughout the hall of the foreign language department, everyone can hear tudents peaking different languages and e periencing a new culture. Video , games and torytelling are just a few ways tudents get involved. Foreign language clas es offer various trips for people who want to ee firsthand about the language they are learning. tudents can go on foreign e change trips from six month to a year in almost any country they can imagine. "I would love to go and be an exchange tudent one of my year of high chool, '' aid ophomore arah IGnnel. For those who aren' t able to go on any trip , they can join the international club to learn more about the cultures. While the main languages taught at East are pani h and French, tho e who are interested can take Ja pane e--a language that many other chools don't offer. Foreign language offers so many advantages and if students take one of the das e , they will be sure and learn. -Copy by Katie Han on Mike Hernandez Soc1al Studies Kath leen Hinton Librarian Beth Hinz Soc1al Studies Jim Hobbs English Shalise Hudley Clinic Fred Huelsmann Math Rick Hughes Special Education Dorothy Hurst Registrar Cornelius Johnson Yo Coordinator Treiva Johnson Counseling Secretary Karen Kataline English Jennifer Keys Science Ken Keys Math Dennis Kos Industrial Education John Leamon Science Tony Lotrich Math Keith Lucero Social Studies Linda Lucero Bronco Academy-English Chelsea Lute Special Education Kristin Lundquist H.l. Interpreter • cademics-Foreign Language Jllc besl da ~ " Dyhm Battu-Bod11nr, 1Q "I really enjoy my foreign language class. It i very intere ting and we do lots of creative projects that are very fun." -Lato ha Baker, 11 Ju t th e G irl . Hanging out before cia s, junior Megan Fnend and ~enior~ verv ,.llll'hl•rand Allvson LeYvtalJ... about what th ·y did the night before. (Photo b\ arl' tenmark) · �II Eye On the Teacher. In French class, studenb li-.ten to Madame Cil~l'Y while pl.:~ying.1 game fun actl\'itle., and game in cl,1 help ktd learn without bein bored. (Photo bv Mle Stenmilfk) Foreign rt. Spanish teacher, :\11 . Rtch· mond L'> standing in front of a very cultural piece of Mtwork. When students take Spani h, thev learn about the origins of, rt and other fact-. about the culture. (Photo by Carle tenmark) Journeys to the Spirit World Fo reig n Lang uage. The foreign language department had a great year Teachers, student'> and acti\ ities .:~II played a huge part, proving it i as -.trong a-. ever. (Photo b) Carle Stenmark) Fi eld T rip. During a class trip, junior oah Wright poses for the camera in front ot Indian art work. Foreign l,ln· guage classe, go on field trips to learn interesting fact . (Photo b) arle Stenmark) Let' Talk About It. During. pilni-.h clJss, juniors Ryan 1a.,ten and Genes,l Dos., are having a great com ersation. Speaking Spilnish to peers b il great \\ ay to e pand yuur knowledge in the field of foretgn language. (Photo by arle Stenmark) \cademic<JForei~:n Language~ • �The Formula to ucce . Sophomore in 1r.Zaragoza· Chl·mi try classattempt to comprehend numerous equations and formula .... Known for his pro rating sy-.tem, Z allows student-. to boost their grades m order to achic\·e success. (Photo by Dana l·ulcnwidcr) II work, o Pia . Putting the motto all work and no pl.1y into full affect is junior aitlin Ro.,siter. aitlin and other studenb in fr. ol,1c1no' Phv..,ic.., cia scan alwav be found hard at work. Phv-.ics is h•ghivbendk,al in theficldsofmjthand science. (Pholll by D.ma l ulenwider) Dazed and Confu ed. In an effort to listen intently in their science class, junior!> Hanbit Par!..:, hemi Di on, and harlie 'vlcCarren pay do., attention. Science is a subject which can both mentally and physically be applied to the oubide world. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Crunching umbers. Punching number., into his calculator,., nior Joe Tern works d•hgently in his Physics cia.,!>. Howe\·er he keep., hb head phone close by ju'>t in case the worl..: becomes to intense and he n ed a slight break. Phy.,ics is a course which entails a great amount of math and other difficult concepts. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Reviewing and Revising. In Ms. Daley's Biology class. frc-.hman Tasha Arriola rev•ews the matcnal for her test. Students are rqUJred to memorize numerous terms and prefixe!> in order to grasp the true concept of bwlogy. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) G Acad mi - cienc �nowled " Phy ics is a fun clas , although we don't get get to burn or mix chemicals. It i till u eful in other aspect though." Ashaunaise Gaines, 11 Hard at Work. In a deep and focused tate, enior Alexa Peter~on and Rob treno work on Phvsic~ . (Photo by Dana - - - • Fulem\·ider) The cience department has a variety of ubjects ranging from biology to chemistry, phy ics to geology. Thebiologydepartment recendy uffered a lo due to Mr. Harbaugh' deci ion to discontinue teaching biology and enter into the field of bhotography. "I took biology freshman year, and now photography with Mr. Harbaugh. Junior year has the same level of intense work," said junior Chloe Winsor. Mr. Colacino returned from his abbatical where he enjoyedmountaindimbingaround various parts of the world. "Physics i a tough class. With Mr. Colacino, there is no slacking off. Challenging does not describe X Physics," said junior Veronica Wylie. Mr. Renz believes in applying the knowledge he teaches in the classroom to the outside world. He does this by taking students to St. Mary's Glacier and other geological locations. Students are encouraged to take four years ofscience; however,onlythreeyearsarerequired in order to graduate. -Copy by Marie LoVerde Tee MacDonald Physical Educat1on Esteban MacMillan Foreign Language Todd Madison English Connie Mattson lnterpretor Laurie Mazzola Special Education Maria McCutcheon Foreign Language Andy Mendelsberg Dean of Students Tania Moore Special Education Dan Morr Drama Peggy Mouw Business Sean Munkacsi Social Studies Cheryl Myres Treasurer Sharon Ndem Custodian Joel Noble Industrial Education Diana Noonan Foreign Language Keith Norris Security Cissy Nuanes Special Education Jane Nyman English Donna Otabachian Testing Specialist Pat Ottele Bronco Academy-Social Studies cad mi - ience G �Artistic Talents Using your skills in all aspects of life tudents had many ways to e plore special talents and needs. Mu ical and instrumental clas es were offered for tho e people who were intrigued by choir or band. One class that went above and beyond the standard music class was the Jazz Band. "Jazz definitely held its own this year," said junior Kevin Helfrich. For those people who were drawn more to the paint brush, drawing, painting and drafting were also offered. "Drafting was the perfect class to chill out because it's pretty easy; you don't have to think a lot and the best thing was no homework!" aid Keith Oxman Instrumental Music Sarie Patterson Social Worker Mark Perlmutter Special Ed Para David Peters Social Studies Lisa Porter Bronco Academy-Science Sally Purdy Special Education Renz Craig _ Sc1ence Lewis Rhone Phys1cal Education Tamara Rhone Social Studies Meredith Richmond Foreign Langl!age Linda R1eae Math Perry Roberts ROTC Kara Rose English Vickie Salazar English Rick Schraeder Math Shaun Seaholm Social Studies Annette Sills-Brown Business Lisa Smith Science Karen Ssessenga Science Laurie Stansbury Math Julie Stephens English Jan Sue Math Edna Sutton Social Studies 4D pecial Ed, Art, Music enior foreign exchange student Balz Rau. If getting mes y was your tyle, ceramics would be the clas for you. "Ceramics was a really fun ubject to take; it let you explore your talents and it was an outlet for your feelings," said freshman Rebecca Cohen. In addition, there were many special education classes to help further students with learning disabilities. The program included those with learning disabilities, dyslexia and extended to the hearing impaired. Copy by Stephanie O'Brien "Special education is very fun. I really like the teachers. It make me feel good when they explain something and then I finally understand it." Brenda Carreon, 12 Looking Slick. Hosting the Thanksgi> ing luncheon, so p homo re Will johnso n shows off hts style. (Photo by Carle tenmark) �Hitting that ote. etting ready for }au on theE, junior D •metri Blanas practice~ for h1 part 10 the how. Even with the lo of talented mu i ian~ Ia t vear, the jazz band is making good prol've " and learning more about the1r musi al talents. (Photo by arle Stenmark) Making a traight Line. Working on a drafting page, senior Katy Dickinson practices her skills . In drafting class, tudent first have to figure out the dimension oftheobje t,andthendrawthe 1des. fter that 1 complete, the actual figurecanbedrawn.(Photoby Ale Kelly) Getting Down and D irty. In ceramic class, sophomore Thomas Laughlin uses his hands to express hi creativity. In thi class, stud 'nb are given continuous assignmenb so there is no stopp'ng one's creati,·ity. (Photo by Ale Kelly) Soul Music. Practicing 10 choir, JUmor Katw Have" uses her \'Oi e as an outlet to the world. When she sing,, it makes her feel happy and. he forgeb what is bothering her. (Photo by Ale Kelly) Having Fun Doing raft . \1 orking on a project in bod\ works, senior olin Brigham is carefully cutting out bod) parts to demonstrate certain exercise 10 the class. (Photo by lex Morris) pecial Ed, \rt, Mu ic 4liJ) �Prepare the Platoon . tanding to the ide, junior Tijan Collier wait next to ophomore 1arie Vaughn a he tell sophomore Richard Chavez to prepare the troop for an upcomin practice drill. (Photo b ·Ale Morri ) U ing Your Hand . howing her creati\ e ide, fre hman Brittan • Richardson admire the bowl that he made in ceramic cia . Ceramic allows tudent~ toexpre-. them elve andgetdirty while b ing creative (Photo by Ale Kelly) Typing Away. Sitting down at a computer, ophomore Eric Kieckhafer practic key boarding in his word proce · ing cia s. Learning to type is e entia! for today' world, and o are computer mart . (Photo by Alex Kelly) At Ea e Platoons Relaxing from orne marchingorders, tudent inJROTClearn much more than ju t marching. They learn how to read map , conduct clas , and be a better citizen overall. (Photo by Alex Morri ) Surfin' the et. Waiting for a web page to load, 1uruor Endia Taylor watche the creen. Throughout the chool tudent have opportunitie to get on the Internet to do re earch for variou cia e . (Photo by Charlie Ogle) ~cademics �• 1ness Preparing for life after high school in the real world ------ "Before taking a busine:-s class I had no idea what I should do." Philemon Hodge, 12 "It' fun and the teacher are great. My dad was in JROTC when he was in high chool, o I'm ju t following the tradition." Marie Vaughn, 10 Technology at Work. Looking on, ophomore Jarrett Reed and Khad1jah White are glued to their computer creen . (Photo by Alex Kelly) Many tudent who are tre ed about what their lives will be like after high school go into the military or go on to college and pursue a career. Luckily for orne who take advantage of the variety of busines -related classes, they are able to get a taste of what certain jobs will be like uch as being an accountant, word processing for a major company, or marching around in the army like in }ROTC. "Accounting i hard, but I like it; I've learned a lot," said sophomore Valerie McKenzie, "We do balance sheets, posting, and much much more." During the course of a year, tudents can learn how to keep the hectic books of a multimillion dollar company, learn what debit and credits are and as Valerie said, much more. One of the more popular business classes is }ROTC. 0 unior Reserve Officer Training Corps) Students participate on varsity teams through extracurricular activities such as rifle team, drill team and honor platoon. Also, }ROTC competes with ten other chools for bragging rights that they are the best. -Copy by Janie Tippery William Taylor Vocal Music Mark Thalhofer Social Studies Lee Thomas Nurse Angela Thornton Bronco Academy Secretary Michelle Topf English Sue.::t_in Toussaint Social Studies Loren Turner Physical Education Wherda Utsey English Theresa VanCamp Math Emily Vilkus Math Flo Wagner English Pat Walker Business Tom Walton Attendance Monica Watk1ns Paraprofessional Linda Wearley English Rulli Ann Weaver lnterpretor LindaWeil Art Kauluh Wells Switchboard Kate Wickham Math Chris Williams Special Education Jane Wilson Registrar Linda Wooten Foreign Language Tony Zaragoza Sc1ence cademi {D �/H ad Girl P. 10 aper/Yearbook P. 114 . 120 G lub and Acthities Divi ion �Clubs and Activities Drop a Beat. While p rforming at th Battle of the Bands, a competition where the fir t place band win r cording time at a local tudio, th drum add a uniqu beat to th mu ic. (Photo b Alex Morri ) lub and \cthities Dhi ion 4D �Head Boy: Mark Tapy nee upon a time liv d Lankster. This was no r gular Lankster either, he was one of the lankie t peopl ever (around 7 foot 120 pounds) and h stood out like a Manute Bolin Santa' workshop. When it was hi tim to move to high school he was unsure where to go. He want d a pla wher th p opl would accept him and div rsity wasn't a problem. "Thomas Jeff r · n had an open mind," her asoned with him~clf. "I am sure any s hool nam dafter him would cater to my n d me ly." o th gentl g1ant took a isit. That one vi itwa allh ned dtorealiz any choolwithbrown(that' rightbrown!)andycllow(they ju twer n'tthinking) school color wa n'tgoingtocutit. attorn ntion the less than beautiful campu and faciliti s. So Thora , a m r f rr d to him du to hi elongat d body, continued hi earch. t nhislistwa G orgeWashingtonHigh hool. Itseem dlikeitmightbeagood choice. The school eem d di r en ugh and it wa much clo r than they llow and brown monstrosit} he encountered on hi previou outing. So one again h took a visit and unfortunately, once again, he went home di satisfi d. Although the chool had much mor app aling olors, they had th ir har of faults. For example, it was a littl di h artening trying t fit through door with fiv kazillion tudents that attempt to learn in th 'jailesque building. Th Lank ter al o cam to the conclusion that whoever had b n hired to think up the school colors for TJ had given their rvice to G.W. as a rna cot c nsultant. Only a true rna t r could conn ct the Patriots with a giant gr en foot. 0 th arch continu d. Th r wa now only on option (well two if you count outh which no one does, so we won't here) East. Boy did h " r av th b t for la t. It wa a if a thad b ncr at d for everyone who wouldn't ttle for a poor high chool exp ri nee. The architecture was beautiful, th student and faculty- top notch, the chool color and mascots looked good and actually made en e, but best of all it was on Colfax wh r you ee something new everyday. It was a perf ct fit for the Lankster and b coming an Ang 1 was th be t d ci ion he made in his lif . As a enior, thi crazy "Thora "charact r wa lect d Head Boy aft ran incid nt with a box, a car, and pill from th tage His goof-ball chool pirit radiat doff hi pole-like body and pread tooth rs. He kn w hi time at East was coming to a halt and it wa the be t experience of hi lif . His goal, t mak the po itive "mark" on the people who had o wonderfully shaped his life, was complete and he would for ver be an Angel. As th saying go s "Xwag gelt gegegegegeg tictit hio" (The Pig on flie by night!!!!!) 4lil:)Head8oy �Head Girl : Madelyn Jones Hello, I'm Madalyn, th cheerl ader, that mixed girl, the one who is always smiling! Howeveryoumightrememb rm ,justmake ur thatitisnotthatgirl with the"chip onhershould r!"Sinc Ihav formallyintr ducedmy lf,workwithme,playalittle, li\'e a little, for goodne s sakes amuse me! Take a mom nt of sil nee, hare your school pride with your n ighbor, and SHAKE YOUR BOOTY!!! I us d to wond r if w w r all born Angel r if was our fate that brought us all tog th r t this p lac we call East High School and what I call my s cond hom . Well, I have come to learn that the wings and theh artofanAngelgrowov r tim ,from ev ryclubjoined, veryfootballgamewon,andr lationship built. In my four years at East, I have worn my Ang 1 wings with prid b cau e th y hav grown perman nt to my backside. Th wings are not grown from decisions made by our parent or from trips to room 12 , rath r from the indPp ndence w gain from Friday night partie , crazy r d and whit day and of cour thos good old Mark and Maddy daily announc ments! Tog th r we have 1 arn d to ace pt ach oth r' differ nces; we are th rainbow of tud nts doing th p•geon dance and the crip-walk side by side down the hallways! I am proud to b different, I am proud to be an ast Ang 1. So Angeb, claim your wings as I will, res rv Friday for spirit days for v r, SHAK YOUR TY, and FLY! HeadGirt Q ) �\1 orking to Better live . Separating different kmd" of food , ~nior 1ark Tap) work-. to make people'., h\ e-. a httle morecomfort,1ble on•r th1s cold winter l'•'"on. (Photo by Dana J"uil'm\ ider) Lending a Helping Hand. ,ivmg back to the communit\ , senior Ail' Crawfurd helps pack up a bo of needed food for a food bank 0\\ that It IS \\ mt r, donations from an\one are \en mu h apprt'CIated b\ the homeles~ community . In the food drl\ e, we finished se ond and received a visit from the Broncos cheerleaders, Bronco pia) ers and an autographed jersev. (Photo bv D. a n ~ Fulenwider) Sorting the Good . 1ttmg in the front hall, Sl'nior on\ ea a\ e sorts and p.1cks Ramen noodles for a food drive. With the eptember 11th tragedy, the food banks hJve been low on item~ becau'>e all the charit\ hJs gone tO\\ ards relief funds . (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider) Fre hman Council. front row· 1omque ando\al, harlJ Agnoleth, Dnutn o ,Zachlutz,Phiihp '),Bnttnc IIttlc,Addmma Lc atah . Ba krow J,)M pearm.n 4Jll) tudent ophomore ouncil. Front row . Wh1tn ) h.1pm n, Morgan 'v1 K a}, awhn t ed, L>cms<' Gomf'z Bil k row: Laton\ J ( urry, 'v11k1 C1 ton, 11,11 '\nder on �Helping the ommunity. Sittmg m the main hall organizing food for food banks, senior Convea ave and junior lram Abdullah work as a t am to gd the ta k accomplished. Fach of the class •s had a friendly competition forth is food drive The niors, with the help of Ms. Sue's math classes colll•cted the mo t can~, contributing over 2000. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) en I Getting the Word Out. Preparing po ters to be hung in the hallways, JUniors Lindsey Workman and M .). Dailey work to stop homosexual harassment within our school. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) • 0 • n CD • ••M•UOWf(M --:.:-=.~ ·;:--:-:. ..;;;...~ ------=- ~ JuniorCoun il.frontrt>\\ MJ Daile} redc1M Ph B kr \\Tel\ jam1!J Ealq W 1'1ppengN, Kellen Re1ll}, I md e Workm,m John on, .!- - nior ouncil. front rm h ke Hudle\, om a a\ 1t1..:en, Fred Hudnall jensMa ( Ia Andr a ampb II hce Blum Bnttan~ tudent ouncii G �Cl) ~ (..) ~ +-' .c C') ca c I z Q.) .c +-' Get Your Freak On. Dressed as guys and dolls," sophomores Callie Lanphier and Hunter Combs hang out at Morp. 1orp ts ponsored by the enior cla~s. held in th south g_ min December and u ually ha_ a_ maller turnout than homecoming. (Photo by Alex Kelly) Q.) () c . U) caI ~ 0 CJ) Q.) C') Doublemint. At the homecoming dance in the fall, over 00 student attended looking to have a great time. Durmg a break in the music, junior~ Molly McConaty and Robert pina po e for a photo. (Photo by Bet-.y Johnson) c <l:: Cl) I Homecoming Royalty. Front row Karl.' m C,t wart, CJ Dono\ ,m, \1ark f ap}. Ben C'urtu -Lu hl.'r,Jatmi Cltfton. 1ck Bdd n, I,m Bi to, fard B ers,Shake Hudlcy, Jtll Abne , h on Peter , A\ ry G,Jil •g r 0 Dances orp Royal! . Front row Demse .omez, Rub Delw, Mdn d Milzer, Charla gnol �Meant for Royalty. Homecoming king and qu~en, Kareem tewart and Jen ara Ia), both <.cnior~, embrace for the ruy<~lt low dance. fhc ltm dance took pia c after the wmncr for homecommg roy<~lty were announced. (Photo by D;ma f'ulenwider) Pretty In Pink. After winmng the title of sweetheart princess, junior !ram Abdullah give~ senior Marissa McBride a hug Sweetheart, sponsored by the junior class, was held in Februarv and was attended bv 250 tudents. {Photo by Darus Bowman) Big ight Out. Prom was held once a gam m the Qwest building tn downtown Denver. Alwavs a succe sf~l dance, prom is the final dance for senior-, to attend and share final moments with their cla,smates before graduation. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) I' rom Rn all . r ront TO\\ like treno, Kat\ D1 kin on, on\ ea ,n c, han non turph\, Za'-Lh.Jeu Bo Dena \hiler, Lou1s (,tlmcz, fuhmlc1 \1onto} a Ba ro" , Ph1hp \ aughn, \hdol\ n Jones, t, rk Tap , 1a '1.-.ha Eal \ K\\.Jmc pearman Da ne 4JI) �reating Memorie . B •m • part ot the) ea book .,taft takl'" dedi ahon, conu:~ntrationand creati\ ity.Sophomore-. ta Hl•rzog .md S) dm')' Park tinbh up their p.1ges b putting in their last little detail~ onto thl•ir computer-. . (Photo b D.ma I ulem\ tder) Edi ted to Perfection. Editor~ of the vearbook have huge re~ponsibilitie~. Se- niors le l"t~ler and Ron Taggart, two of thl• four edttor" of the 2001-2002 vearbook, work ~n the computer-. proofreading pages and creating layouts In addition to tho'-e ta~I..s, editor-. arc al~o in charge of making deadlines, keeping the staff organized, and arranging the fundraising for the vearbook. (Photo' bv Dana Fulenwider) Taking a Glance. Another \ aluable asset to the >earbook staff are the photographers . Charlie Ogle, a senwr, studies two pictures in the proce<.s of ~elc ting the perfect one for the~taff~' use. Photographers are m charge of makmgittoallof the important event!> so they can capture ail the memories. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Learning from the Best. Each year there are newcomer~ to the yearbook ~taff. Tho<.e members learn their skills from returning members and the editors .• 'nior • atalie Walker and sophomore Jeannie Wert work on completing a page together. Adapting computer, cropping, and copr ,kills takes time and a lot of effort. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) ® Angelu �dmiring their Work. Checking thequalityofthepictur andcopy they pl. n on u ing for their ne t i sue, '<Cruors \1a Segall, 1ichael Auerbach and JUntor Dale Koche\ ar agree that they pass the te t. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider} Team Work. rt•ating an article for an upcommg "Spotlight " bue, .,emor.., Martha Dougla~ and Alix Maulitz put their creati\·ity nd grammar kills to work. Each , nd every articlt.• has to b unique and eyL'-Catching. (Photo by Dana rulenw ider) :D CD n 0 0 3 • a hee e! Distracted from doing tht•ir job~. -.emor' Ben urti.,s-Lusher and Caitlin Smith pose for a pictun•. ror an~ new~paper thet•ditors \\ ork \ erv hard and put a lot of time into tht•ir product, the". potlight" is note duded . The\ mu't monitor each ... taff nwmber and their projects to makl' ~ure th,1t they will be able to get the issue out on time. (Photo b~ Dana Fulenwidt•r) �•• Q) 3: 0C/) Q) "'0 (.) c ·o ~ ..c > c "'0 c ~ Q) ..c ..... C/) ~ ..c 0 0'>0 c..c :+= (.) ~ (.) C/) Q) "'0 ..c c ..... ~..c 0)0'> c ~ ·.:::t::. :::) haky. !though jumor Jenntfl•r Alpert might ha\ ' been nen·ous, she still tcps up to thl' pt d1um to make a wondertul speech that amazed her team and the audi· ence (Photo b) Dana Fulenwider) The tanza. Posing in his perfed position to open up the stage and deli\'er his speech to thl' audience, sophomore .\1ttchell Pond adds hand ge lures to his speech to clarih hi-. words. (Photo bv Dana Fuler~wtder) · 0 ~ ~..c Q)+-' Q..Y. CJ) ~ 3: Front row. Todd Freedman Con yea a\ t' athantel Allen. Row 2· Kara Harnngton, Erica Blum·Bam tt, Ah a Ktmmell, Clam• Mueller, Adam Brock, Ben Lebsa k Back row· jenmfer Alp rt, K"ame ~pcarm, n M . Topf, hannon Murphy Phthp Vau hn. 0 peech Clow ning rou nd. Practicmg their wonderful ~peech and havmg a little fun with it in the halls, jumors Elizabeth Moncrief and josh D mby applaud themselves as though they were the audience watching their masterpit•ce mstead of acting it out. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) �hake perean. Performing their mast rful piece, senior on yea 'ave and Philip Vaughn show gr •at ex pre, ~ion for the1r piece through their performanc s. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) The Opera. tanding as though she was inging in the opera, junior Claire !'vfueller stands traight up and at full attention delivering her peech clearly and out loud to the audience. (Photo by D a n a Fulenwider) Climax. Performing her oratory, jun1or Erica Blum-Barnett i putting on a rna terfu I exciting show to help deli\'er her speech acros to all the people in the audience, hoping that the) will be mo\·ed in one way or another (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider) Oh o! In performing her oratory, Ali. sa Kimmell make. a little m1sta!..e but he goes on like it ne\ l'r happened and nobody e\ en noticed he •nded the play wonderful!\ with great st\ le and pizazz. (Photo by Dana Fulem\ ider) Expressions. As sophomore Adam Broc!.. stepped onto the stage and got into character to deliver h1s speech he got into the art of the piece and delivered strong and emotional fac1al e pressions to help complete hi piece. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) peeh @ �arne that Tune. While he plays his trombone, freshman Daniel Elias hih a \cry long noll'. The trombone i.., an e tremely difficult instrument to ll•Mn and play. (Phot(l by Ted Rinehart) Rock On. Jamming with the Jazzband,..,ophomorc Helen Pitcher plays her guitar. The jazz band consisb of many different instruments ranging from the guitar to bra'>s instrumcnh. The jazz band consist'> of musicians who ha\'e been playing for a longer period of time than in other bands. Thev enjoy working together and pending time playing jazz pieces. (Photo b\ le Kelly) oncert Band. Front roY. John mold Kat n ,Patty ro\\. , t)anor Conger. Back roY.: Matt l ambuth, Ian Elb , Stl'\ en Ho ca, Eli Zackmff, HaJJI Morgan, Paul Pokrandt, Anthony lien. ick Robmson, Joseph T, bano, Baruk} Ruiz, oah Wnght, Da\ id Tabano, Jamc mglcton. ymphonic Band. front row. Diane ndcr on LIZ7V (,rant-Bndges, Kelt~ Daugherty, .ynth1a Johnson, Madolyn McDonald \ haun..usc (,ames Darn•n DI.'Bou ~ . jeff Wolz, Danicllc l amourcaux, m~ l.o\ ell, Danwlle Mann, El a SaLkett. !3c1Ck ro\\: lc Reginelli, Own Raboin, Stc\ en Jose.t, (,u sic 'VIosch, 'V11 hael W1lker on, D ... h.:m 1ayf1eld, Oa\ld lab.mo, Shannon Wclb, R1~ ..1 Throm\lbcr �Music to the Ear. As enior, ynth1a John on plays her flute, her classmate-. l'njoy the erene notes that arc played . Symphomc b.md is one of the fi\·c different band that are offered at Ea t. tudent m the band pn>gram fine tunl' the1r ~kill a thl'Y perform m concert throughout the year. (Photo by tephan Hall) Blow Your Hom. While playing alon); w1th the jau band, fre.,hman Steven Ho ea chime in with h1 trumpet. l·re~hml'n entering the band program ha\ e the opportunit to\\orkwJth ~1r 0 man, a prof~ ional mu 1cian, \\ ho, mce arri\ing last ) ear, is working to make the band program one of the bc .. tmthe.,tate (Photoby tephan Hall) ~ ::r -· (/) 0 :J CD 3 CD :J cr Ol :J Q. (") -Ol (/) (/) a. ymphomc Band. I ront ro\\ Doug Lmgg. LOtt ll,md, harhe Bal1.1 , \ (, 'VI nt1lt , I Jelen P1t her, Dan Hut hm on, Bernadette Hernng, Eh ( ornejo, Pctl'l ntJI, Robert "vtartm, Phtll!p \ 1l11 ms K •nt Johnson f,ml hil Jones \llegra nult'y, Kat Band ® �Cl) I , 0 z Cl) en c Q) ~ Q) I Q) ..c ....... 0 ....... C) c en ·~ a: en Q) (.) I , ~ -en Q) C) c <!: ·-· = ·- Angelaire . l"ront row }t•sstca Ingram-Bee, D~na • 1iller, }.1mcs 'ingl ton, bbie Fou t Row 2: Eric nlt•man, Karla ,1rrell, Davtd 'I abano, aitlin Kromre •, Robert pcncer. Bad row· Allegra Boge~-. . hamat• Gn)\'es,Kennv \ nods, Allison Linton, Fred· Hudnall. (Photo bv Li-.a ~1Iller) II Cit Choir. _ lme of East's most ta cnt~d n>eal performers parhctpate m a city wtde chotr called All it· Choir w1th other singer, from schools throu hout the DP . (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider) · �Beautiful Voice . inging beautifully at the Diamond aatlin Kromrey perform an e cellent a bart 1J olo. The Diamond Cab.uet is the annual fundrai er that show off the talent of the choir, and there i also a auctwn that also raise~ money (Photo by Lisa ~1iller) Mu ic to the Ear. Showing off her beautiful voice, semor D •na Miller sings at the Diamond Cabaret. This vear the Diamond abaretwas a huge success . (Photo by Lisa Miller) C ia Voice. Front row· Alison uane , Jess1ca Ingram-Bee, Brita Gall, Katie Haves. Back row: Be·\·en McWilliams, Clair Tannenbaum, Karla Carrell, Erica BlumBarnett. Men' En emble. Front row Jo cph r 1bano, ( hns a tillo, Evan Ro\\ 2 John t.m o, \1tk l vnch I iah Donald (.aller, Jo h R Ju hn Gauhcr B k row· Fred Thomp on, Joffre l ~ter, M1l£ Hubb.1rd, Rack\ l'ruatt, Mr T.n lor hoir ® �hocking ew . During a dramatic scene of the fall play, Dt lth fakl's a Holida) ,"junior Katie Haye;. i-.embraced b) -.ophomore Tyler Young for comfort. (Photo by Carle Stenmark) Take Five. fter \~ atching a wellpractin•d -.cene, director 1elodv Duggan giw-. ~ few actmg in-.tructions to the cast during an after school practice for the musical, " abaret " (Photo bv le Morris) · Hand in Hand. During the fabulous fall production, junior Damion Leet-..atali and sophomore a 1 t I i n Tomlinson work the cro\",:d as Damion's character seducti\ el; introduces hi~­ self to Caitlin. (Photo by Dana Fulenw1der) Front row Stephan m1th, L} nn Andrew , Cla1r Tannenbaum. Row 2. Coby Gould, Kab Hay , Ca1thn Tomhnson Claue Le\m Ben Hand-Bender Row 3 Sarah K1nnel. Dam1on Lee atali, Port r hutz. Ba k row· Tyler Young, Alex M Kenz1e (Jl) orama How Dare You! In the h at of th moment JUnior &>n Hand Bender d f nd h1 pomt agamst phomor Lynn ndrew m the1r w II- tag d quarrel in Death Tak a Hohday. (Photo by Carle tenmark) �~ ::::J CD """' CD ::::J 0) Waitforlt. Whtl waiting for their chance to shine on stage, junior • arah DiPaolo and sophomore Whitney Kerr discuss ways their part could be played better. (Photo by Ale Morris) cting it O ut. Durmg the la~t performance of the fall play, juniors Katie Haves and obv ould and ophom~re arah Ki-nnel give it their all to deliver a perfect performance. (Photo by arle tt>nmark) """' a. :E 0 """' ;i1'; 0) ::::J a. a. CD a. () 0) :::::!': 0 ::::J (/) ::::J ::::J CD 0 ::::J a c. (/) .-+ 0) <0 CD C) -·· 0 a I :::J (/) Drama G �"Being in MECHA takes some extra time, but it is definitely worth it." --Louis'· G""omez, Black tudent Alliance Front row: Ms. Rhone Krystle hambers, 1oniqueSawyer, ynthiaJohnson,Antonia Skeete, Mayi ha Ealey Leah Andr •ws,Jensara Cia , Andrea l"lores, hakese Hudley. Tamika Cooper, helsi Rodgers. Row 2: Ashton Williams, Lizzie Battle, Tyrell Donaldson, Veronica vlie, 1elissa Brooks, Tamika Brown, a red a McPhee, Brittany \i augh, Lonnell Frierson . Row 3: Joslyn Owens, Mil..ia ,1ston, Mil..hail Vafeades, Brittany Citizen, Quincy hannon. Row4: BrittanyTurner,Japera Clark, Fred Hudnall, AJ McCullough. Row s:Tanganyika Mclntyre,Ehzabeth Koonce, Ashley May, Tiehlor Mered1th, De a rae Wall..er, )a mila Ealey. Back row: Brandi Sartin, David Goens. M eCHa Front row : Ms. osgrove, D~ni<.' r nberg, Euhm1<1 :\!tonto a, Jacqulean Donohoue, lis, Tony Castillo. Row 2: D •ms' Cornu, Daniel Aharcz, harmame Veronica Brabo, Marcos Fspi~oza· alixto. Back row: Manuel Lovato, Michael ano, Loui omez, Lizabeth Santacruz· Ruiz, Luis Aquino. Extracurricular activities are a great way to get involved with the school and meet other students. Many students are in clubs that specifically meet their interests. Just Waiting. At a BSA meeting, junior Veronica Wylie sits and waits for the meeting to start. Once a year BSA puts on a Martin Luther Kmg as embly to educate people about his cause. BSA also involves it elf in tutoring and providing as istance to African American freshmen o that their tran ition to high chool will be easier. (Photo by Carle Stenmark) Sharing Words. Talking in Ms. Rhone' cia room, junior Quincy Shannon and senior Fred Hudnall participate in a BSA meeting. BSA is a popular club and has many participants. (Photo by Carle Stenmark) �1 Th?~i~mbly exposed Easfs hidden talent and gave everybody something to think about." Mayisha Ealey, 12 Panda Indian Awareness ront row: haneka Parks, Veronica Wylie, Quincy hannon, Lydia Cayton-Holland Back row: Yve~ Me. ary, Roslyn Freeman, Brittany Wright, rita Donalde, Ms. mith, Brittnay W.JUgh, Melissa Brooks, Jazmyn Singleton, Mr. Dawkins, Aprille , 'ulan. Front row: Micah Delca tiilo, William Fleming, Dru Guidry. peaking Her Mind. Di cussing her opimon in a meeting for Me Ha, . enior Eutimia Montoya partakes in the deci ion making. Me Ha is a club de igned to inform tudents about Latinos, Chicanos and Hi panic culture. (Photo by Alex Morris) Dedication is the Key. itting in a meetmg durmg lunch, sent or Me lis a Brooks eat her food and listens. Being in a club requires extra time outside of school for meeting. . Mo t meeting are held during lunch and student who are involved with a club combine their lunch with their club meeting . (Photo by Todd pplebaum) Practice Make Perfect. Junior Quincy hannon and ophomore Jazmyn mgleton pend their fr time preparing their answer for PA DA competition. tudent who choo e to participate in PA DA tudy African history, then compete with other teams. Pre\> ious East teams have been succe ful m winning the e comp tition becau e of their d dtcation to learning the mat rial. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) lub e �Key Club ROTC Front row: Kir,ten Tanner, ML-gan Me om ille Row 2· Katy Dickmson, Brita .1ll, 1ati-. e And •r,on, \1olly 1ernah, uzy reighton, '>an Blum, Vane-. ... a Day, Heather 1urphy, Sh.1nnon 1urphy. Bilek row: Tara Byers, K.1ti • ampb •II, nry Galleher, Helen Behr, Alison oilier, Marta Thompson, Emilj Stanford, Elsa Sackett, Claudia Ebel. lison D ffner. Bagging it up. Putting leave~ in a bag, sophomore Suzy reighton and ·icole Lewi clean up Ea t's beautifulland~cape. Cleamng up East's property i ju t one of the many sen.·ice~ Key Club provides for the community. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) baiah Draper, Theo Gomez, \ ill Wd>-.tt.•r, }l>nn \\.11ters, Cheraton Ba , Darn l~nero'>. Kid Have All the Fun. Taking il short break from their work, ..,enior, Tara Bvers, Brita all, Kirsten Tanner and Katy Dickinson prepare information for other club member,., about their upcoming acti,·itie . Key Club members do recycling of aluminum and plastic by placing boxes in teacher ' rooms, then picking them up and recycling what they have collected (Photo by Todd Applebaum) Armed and Ready. Showing off his skills at handhng a rifle, sophomore Robert Granger prove,., that his time is well pent as a member of ROT . Being able to learn the tricks of the trade is vital for being a member of this group. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) O lub �Octagon Club NH Leadership Council front row: Philhp Vaughn. Row 2. Conyea • av·e, }e~s1e ander~on, Erica BlumBarnl'lt, Bry.m Wabh, 1ay1sha Ealt.•y, Tim 'uancs, Ros1e O'Dea, Hal Anderson, Bnan Zamc1rron . B<Kk row: Cayla Chave;-Murphy, Shannon Murph)-, Ms. Hasebc, ~lr u, nc , \loll) 'uane , Alii on ·uant.-s. Kerry Shannon, Rory I aggart, Michael Bombace, • atalie Walker, Saul Garlick, Kwame Spcc1rman. These four clubs are all forms of community service. Their whole purpose is to h lp out, whether through recycling, cleaning up or any other means of getting the job done. The people who spend tfi1 ir time working in these clubs get something big out of 1t; they know they're doing something right. Li tening and Learning. 1tting through an Octagon meeting, sophomore Hal nderson hstens to the future plans Octagon works closely with the El Pomar Foundation and rece1ves grant money for groups at school to apply for. This money 1s then d1stnbuted to the selected groups for the1r own use. (Photo by harlie Ogle) Wh i tew as hi ng. While working at 1ake a Di ffercnce Da! JUnior,.. Barrett Straub and Jamm Harvey complete some of their HS community serv·ice hours. In order to remain an active member ofNH , members mustcomplete20hoursofcommunityservice, 'i as a group and 15 individually. (Photo by Todd pplebaum) lub G �"Serendi it is a wa to ex ress ourself throu h writin ."Emma H:~ ward,l tage Crew Front nm : !'hauna Aal, \1att l·edde, !'.1m l' 'I, Gabb I em, Philip Kai~er , Whitne} Kerr. Back row: lc 1cKenLic, I n Elh~ . Ste\· e Hulac, jerem •Su.,d, Ah ... ~a fc\ e-., Bill Pallett, lolly jone.,,. hannon Well-.. Fellowship of Christian Athletes rontro w:Jc seRnlriquc,r, Qu~~~~ Shannon, athanjone . Ro\\ 2 rhnda 1 •lend \'eruni a \\die, lvcv Smith, Ellv a tie. Back row; Gill Ford, Kcan braham, I Smith, Ofti er Dudle\ , hip Simmon , 1ichael 1o , !man amuel These four clubs exemplify the diversity of activities students are involved in. Ranging from craftsmanship to marksmanship, these clubs allow students to express themselves creatively. Hard at Work. Stage craft de.,igncr, .,enior Ian Ellis is calculating th • mea~urement for the new" t~ and dc.,igns. Hi'> work will pay off when the musical opens during March. tage crew member~ are responsible for building and painting all the sets for each of the drama performances. (Photo by Alex Kelly) Open Thought . Discussing \'arious play and aspects of sportsmanship, ..,eniors Elly astle and lvey mith offer their opinions . hristianity and athletics are an influential part of the fellowship of Chri.,tian Athletes. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) e ·tub �backstage." Molly Jones,lO erendipity Rifle Team Front row: ngela Cronan, Julian llowerv, Chelsu~ Rodgl•r . Back row: K) le Murphv, ilk treno, ynth1 John on, I oui .omez, Marie V.1ughn. I ront row: Emma llavward, Heather Smith, Chandi !dena, Caitlin Tomlinson, Lucv • icoldti, Carrie Robbins. Back row: Dr. Hobbs, }arne~ Brown, Mollv Jones, Elizabeth V n Bhkom, Alii on Spc'r . Tool Men. Designing the stage for "Cabaret sophmorcs Jeremy use! and. am oel spend countless hours during school and after hour,., tomai..e sure the sets arc outstanding. tagc crew members dcs1gn and create all of the seb with the assistance of Mr. Morr. (Photo by Ale Kelly) Yum! Donuts alwa}" pro\'lde for a good snaci... for juniors ,ill Ford .1nd Quincy Shannon, don u tsn rc a perfect way to tai..e a break during their fellowship of Christian thlete meetmg. The mam purpose of thl• club is to integrate rehgion into athletics. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Deep In Thought. During a rendipity meeting, senior James Brown attenti\·elv obsen·es and analvzes \·arious literary work . In producmg th~ annual edition oi· rendipity, all forms of literature and art are accepted. Staff member., accept works from studenh then put the -.elected stofll'"· poems, artwork and pictures mto a m.1gazme for distnbution at the end of the year (Photo by Ale andra \1orris) �"Clubs are the best in higll Model U. Future Business Leaders of America I ront nm: Loub Gomez, ntonia Skl•ete, Davtd I ban 1, johanna nlt"l.ln. Row 2: Ste\ e Ram ~. \'eromca Soli~. Ton C.v.. tllll•, )a me W!llt.ml.~. joyce Jo ph, I itfan) Stuart, Ale i~ Smnoh, Pam Walkl•r Back Hl\\: 1att I ambuth, joffre ll' ll'r, on yea a\ e, Hal nder~on, Phtlip Vaughn. Working Hard for the Money. While getting help on a computer program, ~ophomore Hal Anderson learns the importance of monev. As a member of FBLA for his second year, Hal has leam~d a great deal about business and the succ~ss it brings to tho e who participate. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) 4IIl> tub~ Front fll\\: l1ke Bl1mba l', 1r. I Ulefll. Rll\\ 2: ),1m • BrO\\ n, Kais 'r, Rebl' c.1 Finger, Chri tina Rl·~d. l"mma I 1.1 -ward . Getting To Know You. One of the be~t part~ of clubs 1s med10g new pl•opll' and making fnend'>. Semor~ Balz Rau and hen Gang, both members of the International Club, a club designed for foreign exchange students to get to know students from the school thev are attending, hope to make lifelong fnendships. (Photo by CarleStenmark) Relaxing. Learning more and more about becoming a good bu'>IOl'S'> leader because of her 10\'0lvemcnt in Future Business Leader~ of mt?rica, ~ophomore Joyce joseph i~ happy about her choice 10 clubs. Members in FBLA attend c,mferences and com· pl•lttions with membe rs from ot her clubs around the state. (Photo bv Todd Applebaum) . arrt • Robbms, J �Cons titutional clzolars 1ront ro'l\ I ft• Egb~• \ 1 1 <.ord' n D. a Kuper Row 2: )l'nny Alpert, Hannah Tl•tnpl , lnt Lockhart, Kara Harnngton, legan lcConHlle, l•ly luldoon, Ro,ie O'D a, jenmlt•r Pollak, C..wl.1 Ch,n e/·\1urphy, A\ ery Galleher, B n Duerk on, Mike Bomb. c Rm' ': Josh Dcnbv, Rebe ca lmger, \1 . utton, la1re \1ueller, Caitlin Krornrt'}, Jamie Richilano, Rachel Lewis, Dana fulenwider. Bilek ro\.\: DJ\'id Oppenheim, \l1caela 0' onnor, Damion I ee\:at,lli, !'lien Chu, lair f, nnenbJum, Ben H,md-Bender, \lolly \1cConaty Intemational Club I ront row: \11ke Bomba e, Dan Sever-.on, i'..ach Me lure, Dar\ i.1 uebkra1sorn Row 2: Chen G, ng, Bal/ Rau, \lax Anderberg, la1r fannenba~m. !.aura Dur~t. \1att fedde, Sarah Daile), Kill l'arkkonen, RebecCil Finger, • an haroencha1, Lydia Schallenb rg. The vari ty of club at East High School is amazing. Anything you are interested in can be found in a club. Some very popular clubs are International Club, FBLA, Constitutional Scholars and Model U. ever Too hy. Ha\·ing a ver) mtereshng conver,ahon about the c change program, senior Ma Anderbt•rg and junior D.uyia Suebkraisorn learn more about each other. The lnternation,ll C.lub works to make foreign exchange students more comfortable during their merican e perience. (Phot<l bv Carle tenmark) just the Three of . Talking about an international dish that they h,n e pn·pared, '>t'nior., Dan \·er... on, Rebt•cca Finger and S.~rah Daily e plain what the1r dish band what itt''''" to make 1!. l'n·paring dishes twm tort'lgn countrie'> g1n•s American student-. a chance to know more about other cultures. (Photo bv · arle tcnmark) ' lub ® �''The Science Olympiad Club fulf~lls my need and want for science." -Megan Science Olympiad MESA l ront rO\\ l.Isi! Dimml•r, 1egan Fril•nd, Zack 1c lure, hristma \.\ hite, Kyla M Anult;.. Bad; row: Hanbit Park, hemi Di on, Charlie 1c arrl•n, Bemce tufunwa Front nm: Quincy Shannon. Row 2. Re g1e 1c. 'air, A H'n Cook , 1egan te\ 1 An 1an B •anum, le ~~ Sannoh. Back row: Audrt') \ anson, Barr. Logan, H Andl'r on, Man:us Harper, .uletta owan~. Brandi s.utm. Students who are active in Science Olympiad, MESA, Outdoor Club and ROTC all use their thinking skills and physical strength to compete and participate in the diverse activities. Truly Intrigued. Science Olympiad member get together to di cu. s important topic and participate in activities benefiting the club. Senior u-.a Dimmer pays close attention to the peaker that day. ience Olympiad was a new club begun this year with M . Daley as the sponsor. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Workinga aTeam.MESAclubmember workhardandconcentrate during an engineering competition. Teamwork, creativity and dedication are needed to complete the spec1fied tasks. MESA i specifically designed for tudents interested in math and cience. (Photo by Stephan Hall) 4Dc1ub �Outdoor Club ROTC Brov. n, Rolf llaynberg, Yla nderberg, Sky Dama, Kit Parkkonen, allenberg. Ba k row· 1r. Renz, Le\ i Bechtel, Todd Frt·edman, Ylicah Je Regindh, Katie I ind, Mario Kelley, ~ichelle Frank, Leah Colecchia, , David Blum . Angela ronan, Kyle ~urphy,Julian Howery, Mike treno,Cynthiajohnson,Chelsie Rodger , Loui Gomez, Marie Vaughn. Gather 'round. Like the re.-.t of the clubs, the Outdoor lub holds weekly meetings in which e\·ery member is expected toattend.Scniors Todd Freedman, Mike Bristol, Le\ i Bechtel and Da\ id Blum get together to plan and di-.cuss important issues and future actl\ ities. The Outdoor lub spent m.my weekends im oh ed in outdoor acti\ 1ties includmg skimg, hiking and camping. (Photo by Alex Kelly) Deep in Thought. Dunng a routine Outdoor lub met•ting, junio· Je Reginelh pa;s close ,1ttention to the upcommg nenb. The Outdoor Club is known for their fun and exciting acti\ 1ties. (Photo by Alex Kellv) ttention! While prachcing hts rifle team routine, ophomore William Webster use inten-.e concentration and complete dedication. ROT provides its student... with leader-.hip skills and military knowledge. 1an) tudent contmue w1th ROTC in college or go into the military after high chool. The rifle team is one of the extracurricular activities that student... in R T can parhcipate in. These students learn proper ritlecareand compete with other schools. (Photo by harlie Ogle) lubs 4 D �"I'm a peer mediator because I don't want to be a hater...just kidding. Yellow Ribbon HHALO Front row: Hyson Le\ y, Bets\ Johnson, Dana Kuper, Enn Laetz,. 1tchael Alvce Blum, Hilla!) Haye-. atalie Drucker uerba h, rront row ntwon Scott, Cora \Vl•iss, l \ nn Andrew , "iuzanne 1c .utnev, C.tttlin Tomlinson, Katie Hayes, adia \ .tgge~er, Sk)- Daina. Row 2. ~toll }one , John tancsco,AndrewWaltcrs, li Ktmmcll . Backrow:Yona Porat, Kterstm Booren, Kah Hanson, Whitne) Kerr Looking Good . At the Halloween HHAL 0 drag show, sophomore Alex "-.fcKenzie, senior Sarah ha\·el, junior te\en Hulac and sophomore Helen Pitcher po"e m their best outfits. (Photo by Carle Stenmark) A Beautiful Face. Gently wiping the hair of his newest sculpture, senior Kurt Zielbauer works on one of his many rna terpieces. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) ® tub Saying Goodbye. omfortmg students after the death of a friend, senior Michael Auerbach speaks about suicide in a Yellow Ribbon Club meeting. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) �}jSelf. many different ways." -Kurt Zielbauer, 12 Easthetics Front row: Kurt Z1 ·lbauer, R<1chd ReddJCI.., \.1dne Vdughn, Jenni Pro er, Kiyomi Hollo, ardh Culig, Hanbit Pari.., Ms. Banke~. l i a D1mmcr, Lisa William . Peer Mediators o rront row: Yona Porat, UZc1nn. witzcr, Fmma Hayward, Kric,tina Reed, Kicr ten Bl>OrL'I1 Back row: l'h1hp Vaughn, Gabby Tern, Jo~cph Kabcr, Trbtan 1 oney, 0,1n ,ottl'~fcld. ast i known for it diver ity among club such a HHALO and peer mediator . The e club allow tudents to expre them elve . Easthetics allows member to create great works of art and to hav fun whil th Yellow Ribbon Club help inform tudents about other choices and upport th m in a tim of n ed. Lord of th e ound . In charge of the music for HH LO's first annual dr.1g shm\, sophomore Phil Ka1ser sits quieti; unhl the hO\\ starb and h1s JOb can begin (Photo bv Carle t nmarl..) culpt ing a mile. Pausmg together, JUnior~ Lisa Williams .1nd kiyom• (,o Hollo tal..e timt• to -.mile tor the amera. (Photo b~ harlie Ogle) · Club 0 �; e port~ Dhision �Sports Watchful Eyes. During the hom coming game at All City Stadium, the r fere pr pare to mak a call a the next play b gin . (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) �More Bounce to the Ounce VOLLEYBALL GIRLS WORK HARD FOR A GOOD SEASON ~VOLLEYBALL WAS GREAT FUN AND WE REALLY HAD HAD HUGE POTENTIAL TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. HOWEVER, DUE TO SEVERAL CHANGES IN THE A CHANCE TO DEVELOP OUR INDIVIDUAL SKILLS SQUAD AND OTHER NEGATIVE CONFRONTATIONS. TH ROUGHOUTTH E SEASON. EACH MEMBER OF THE TEAM HAD HER SPECIALTIES AND DETHE GIRLS' FOCUS WAS TAKEN OFF THE GAME AND PUTINTOOTHER PROBLEMS VELOPED SKI LLSTHATCONTRI BUTEDTO EVEN SO, THE VARSITY SHOWED MOTHE TEAM AS A WHOLE, SAID JUNIOR MENTS OF AMAZING SKILL SUCH AS LINDSAY HARRIS. DURING THE GAME AGAINST GW. THE LADY ANGELS SEASON STARTED GEORGE HAD THE BEST TEAM IN THE AT THE END OF SUMMER WHEN THE LEAGUE, AND EVEN WITH THE ABSENCE PLAYERS BEGAN TO DEVOTETH EMS ELVES OFTHE HEADCOACH,THEGIRLS PULLED TO THE GAME WITH THE PRESEASON OFF AN AMAZING PERFORMANCE TO PRACTICES AND CONDITIONING. MANY GIRLS CAME OUT FOR THE Practice make perfect. l'r.:~cti ing BEAT THE PATRIOTS. THE TEAM CAME her sene m the\\ .:~rmups , senior I Jril TEAM WHEN TRYOUTS BEGAN. THESE B\ er.., '>ervcs the b.:~ll mer the net to BACK FROM BEING BEHIND12-3TOWIN DAYS WERE TOUGH AND FULL OF COM- the other team. In the game ver-.us 18-16. Kennedy, the player ... needed to warm SADLY, AS THE TEAM MOVED INTO PETITION. THE ANGEL'S FIRST GAMES up well because they kne\\ tt would WERE SUCCESSFUL. THEY BEAT be a tough game. (Photo by arle THE REGIONAL PLAYOFFS, THE SEASON tenmarl.;) POSSIBLY ENDED TOO SOON BECAUSE THORNTON IN TWO GAMES AND GAVE THE SENIORS COULD NOT PLAY IN DISTHE DEFENDING STATE CHAMPIONS A TRICTS DUE TO ACT TESTING. RUN FOR THEIR MONEY. GOING INTO THE SEASON -COPY BY H El Dl WEIMAR WITH A WINNING RECORD, THE TEAM FELT THEY etting it up Setting the ball for one of her teammates to come and spike on the other team, junior Hetdi Weimar '>eh up thL• offen~e in the gamever..es KennL•dy. (Photo by arle tenmark) Getting up. Blocking thL• spike from Kennedv's outside hitter, ~emZlr Terra Horton and junior Heidt WL•tmar make a good ddmsive play in the big game against Kennedy. (Photo by arle StenmarK) - I got ball. Read) to m,1ke a perfect p.:~ss to the -.etter, junior Lind· sav Harri., start-. the of· fe~se Readv to htt the second ball: senior ]en Boyle and junior !ram Abdullah watch the pass, ready to mm·e to action if needed. (Photo by C. a ric Stenmark) erve it up. (,ettin ready to sene and start thL• ,1ction, senior jer Bovle prL•pare!> to sene an ,1Ce in the Angel's de· tory over Manual (Photo by arle Stenmark) · �Bi Block. Jumpm 'htghabm ethl• top ofthe net, enior hakes HudiL'Y make a big blockagam t We t' mtddle hitter Throughout thl• )l'M, thl• bh>d.ing great!) impro\ ed By the end ol the Vl'M thl• AngL•I wcrL' an a"c orne blo king team. Shakl''-l' i the capt.1in of the \.U it_ \olleyb.lll team . (Photo by Cculc t nmcrk) "The htghlight of my season was turning in my uniform ; that was the happiest I had ever seen my coach." -Carlynn McCallum, 12 My favonte part of playing volleyball is spiking on someone who is not paying attentton because ..... _-JC:::J>--r'Y--)~y tt ts funny to see their reaction" -Terra Horton, 12 "The volleyball team thts year had a lot of talent. I like to hit the ball, but I don't get to hit much because I am setter." - lindsay Harris, 11 "The volleyball team had a lot of skill this year. We had great potential, but negattve problems t-I(':~;.:=;IE-' and confrontations caused the team to struggle." -Shakese Hudley, 12 VARSITY Season record 6-1 0 Sierra 2-1 Westminster 1-2 2-0 Thornton Kennedy 0-2 Manual 2-0 TJ 0-2 Montbellow 2-0 South 0-2 Lincon 1-2 2-0 North GW 2-1 West 0-2 Hinkley 0-2 Districts Thompson Valley 0-2 Overland 0-2 Gateway 1-2 Front row; Iram Abdullah, I ind~.n llarri~- Rm' 2: Heidt Wetmar, arl) nn 1c allum . Row :l: h-ey Smith, Shah·~e Hudlcy, Vanessa Da; . Back row: oach Saadtl NL•tman, )en Boyle, Tara Byer~. Terr.1 Horton, Dou 'eiman. \'ar it) Yollt) ball 4§) �ey As the three teams had a victorious year junjor Jamela Ealey stated, "We jnsjnuated taking dty jn two djvjsjons for the JV and the posjtive and destroyed the negative and freshmen teams, the sophomore team was played as a team; that's what made us not far behjnd winnjng all of thejr games for victorious." The JV squad beat the number the season. As freshmen Rachel Westergaard one team Boulder with thejr posjtive attisajd, "Wjnnjng the dty champjonship was tudes and thejr with abjUty, they won thejr the best feeUng ever." JV had an amazjng toughest game. As sophomore Tiffany Horton year endjng the season with a record of 10- stated, "Volleyball takes both mental and 4 while the freshmen had an even better physical abjUty and we had these quaUties record endjng the season 14-2. As junjor and jt led us to the top." The gjrls enjoyed Shanjse Hudley stated, "We strived to win playjng as sophomore MjkhaU Vafeades and never settled for less; that's the oath we stated, "We played volleyball because we Uve by and say on our team. "This helped the enjoyed the level of jntensjty and competiteam be victorious over teams Uke Montbello, tiveness." They played thejr games to the beating them jn two games back to back fullest but the had fun at the same time. with scores of 15-10 for both matches. As -Copy by Marlena Mcwm;ams The Smackdown s their oppont:nts serve the ball over the net, jumor }a mila Ealev jumps up hi •h like air Jordan to do a wonderful bloc!.. and ... top the ball from coming O\ er the net She pub the ball in thetr face and turns thl• game around . (Photo by Ian 81sio) Co in To As the rcfere • flips the com m the air the lreshmen captains fiffan) Horton and Amv rrHdman call heads and the We"t Cowbov.., take taib. The\ wa tch the com m the air t~l ..,ee who will get the ball to start the game. (Photo by Ian Bisio) ~ J\ t<,ophomore/ ~ Fref>hman Volleyball Anticipation . As sophomores Mikhail Vafeades and Elizabeth Battle await the serve from the other team, they stand at the front of the net patiently. (Photo by lan Bisio) �High as a Ki te. A~ fre~hman Amy Freedman bunb the ball high m th • I v ht ·teammate looked to who wa in po Ition to get under the ball and get it over th~ net to theuth r t •am. (Photo by l,m Bi io) Th e erve Prepanng for a killer rve agamst her opponenb, sophllmore !·lizabeth Battle bounce the ball to get in rhythm and to make a perfect sene o\ er the net. (Photo by Ian Bi,.io) 2: le andra C..Jld1,ell County, \ al •ne Jom• pike ttack. As the team worked togetht•r to get a perfect bump and a perfect set into the air, the) got the ball to sophomore Mi khail Vafeades. Mikhail jumped high into the air winding her arm back and op •ning her h,md to get a perfect spike ll\"er the net and into their opponent's faces and with play-. like that the team was\ ictorious o1·er the West Cowboys. (Photo by Ian Bisio) Fre hmen Volle ball. Front row Ra hd WC' t rga.Jrd, Laura Bnn 1l• an l e\ m B k rm' t •ph, mC' Randolph, Eh e freidm,m 'v1l• •,m fl"i •ndcm Ell n RKhard on fmih john on, I II Rt• nold J\ I ophomore/ ~ Freshman Yolh~)ball 'Ill" �o1e, o1e, o1e, o1e FOOT FRENZY AS WELL. THE BOYS BEAT MANUAL BY EIGHT GOALS 'THE BIGGESTCHALLENGETH IS SOCCER SEASON WAS IN THE CONFERENCE GAME. ~ITWASA ROYAL SPANK· ADAPTING TO THE PHYSICAL PLAY. I HAD TO CONI NG'" SAl D JUN lOR CARLE STENMARK CENTRATE AND WORK HARD TO GET THE TEAM WON MANY MORE GAMES MY SKILLS UP TO THEIR PRIME,w SAID BY LARGE MARGINS, INCLUDING SOPHOMORE ANDREW CARTER. WEST BY 5 GOALS AND LINCOLN BY9 THE VARSITY BOYS' SOCCER HAD A GOALS. SENIOR TODD APPLEBAUM SUCCESSFUL SEASON OVERALL, DESPITE COMMENTED, "WHEN WE WERE UP BYA A FEW DISAPPOINTING LOSSES, SUCH LOT OF GOALS IN OUR GAMES, IT AL· AS THE ONE TO GEORGE WASHINGTON. LOWED FOR EVERY PLAYER TO GET I ALTHOUGH THE GAME HAD A HUGE AND IMPROVE. TURNOUT, THE TEAM LOST BY ONE REGARDLESS, THE TEAM HAD AN IN GOAL. IAN B IS 10 COMMENTED, ~THE Staying on his toes. Fighting a ThoGREAT SEASON GAME AGAINST GEORGE WAS HORRIBLE. mas Jefferson defender for the ball, DISPUTABLY EVERYTHING WENT WRONG, WE sophomore te\·e Lockhart trie to HIGHIGHTED BY WINNING THE Cln WERENT PLAYING AS A TEAM, AND WE gain possession. It 1s very important CHAMPIONSHIP. THEY WON AND LOS to maintain possession throughout the THEIRSHAREOFGAMES, BUTITSEEMED JUST COULDN'T STAY COMPOSED. AF- game. (Photo by Charhe Ogle) THAT THE YOUNG TEAM MATURED TER THE GAME WE KNEW WE HAD TO THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. STEP IT UP FROM THERE BECAUSE THE -EIMEAR LYNCH GAMES WERE JUST GOING TO GET HARDER." THE TEAM HAD MANY VICTORIES THIS SEASON H Intensity. Feehng the heat of the game, sophomore Ben Steiner rush for the ball against Thomas Jefferson opponent. The player on the varsity team often u the e~hilaration of the Leading the Cha e. Trying to out-run hi opponent, senior Jason Anderson tnes to dodge the Thomas Jefferson player and retrieve the ball. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) 0 \arsity Boys' occer Cruisin' for a Brui in'. Kicking the ball out of his opponent's way, sophomore Justin Tafoya tries to set up a play for his teammates. Quick movement of the ball is important in soccer. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) ontrolling the Ball Dribbling the ball toward the goal, jumor Barrett Straub disp)a\ his varsity len• I skill U1 the team's game agairu West. (Photo by harl Ogle) �"A full out scnmmage against the freshman team was the most intense game of the season . Beating a team by 10 points really bnngs out fierce emotion and passion for the game." -Stephan Hall, 11 Two Against One. Teaming up to retrieve the ball, junior Carle Stenmark and senior Balz Rau go against their Thomas Jefferson opponent. Good teamwork is essential to the varsity team. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) "The most intense game of the season was against South. We shut down their powerhouse offense with our fans' help. They could be heard 4 blocks away!" -Jamin Harvey, 11 "The most intense game was against South. We just lost to GW and the pressure was on to Win. They were talking major stuff and deserved to get beat." -Andy Miller, 10 Season Record 7-1-0 Air Academy Green Mountain Rampart West North TJ Grandview Manual Kennedy Lincoln GW South Front row Brent Applebaum, Andrew Carter, Steven Lockhart, Mark Tapy,justin Tafoya, Ashton Williams, Federico \1arm, Tim uanes. Row 2: Todd Applebaum, Ian Bisio, Carle tenmark, Balz Rau, Spencer Valentine, Andy Miller, Dale Kochevar, Elias CorneJO, jamin Harvey Back row: Stephan Hall, jason Ander on, Barrett traub, Coach Beth Hmz, lirsula Honigman, mgr., Ben Steiner, Connor O'Brien, Michael tevinson. 0-0 2-3 1-0 5-0 4-0 4-1 2-1 8-0 3-0 9-0 0-1 Varsity Boys' occer @ �Keeping hi Eye on the Ball. Dribbling thl' ball dov. nth field, ndrl'\\ Rl· .m n\()\ ~~his 'l' clS fa t the \\Ill go to mm l' the ball away !rom sonw George opponent . (Photo b) I, n s, ... ,o) t l -.hm.m He Know He' Got It! dl'tl•rmined ophnmore, K) lc Bt~io pushes htm elf to th' lim1t makmg urc to get thl' ball tow, rd Gl•orge \ ashington' goal. (l'hoto by l,m Bisio) Getting Involved. Sophomore Dylan Battu-Bodner wouldn't wait on the stdeline-.. Instead he made himself the center of attention at a game agamst eorge \\ ashington. The East soccer player-. are known for bemg aggress1vc and talented. One on One. Fellow teammates step back while freshman Andre\\ Regan and a l'orge Washmgton opponent battle it out over the ball. Regan stood strong and didn't gi\·e up over the ball at a very inten. e game. (Photo by Ian Bisio) One on One. I cllow teammates step back while fresh Andrew Regan and a George Washington opponent battle it o O\ er the ball. Regan <.tood trong and didn't give up over the at a very in ten e game. (Photo by lan Bisio) �Sur Soaring above ze rest. When sophomore Ashton Wiliams was asked to describe his soccer season only using two words, he said, "Fun and competitive." The junior varsity had an amazing season, starting on a good note by beating GW, 3-0. "This was a big victory for us because we had worked hard in our preseason and our daily practices," stated sophomore starter Spencer Valentine. This season was more competitive than usual because of the large number of players but the level of fun still applied on the soccer field. The junior varsity's spirit died a little when they lost to South 1-0 midseason. For the freshman team, their biggest victory was against GW also, 3-1. Even though that was their only victory, freshman Ryan Escalante said, "I learned a lot about soccer and working as a team so even though we weren't big winners, we had a really great time and I met some really good friends." On the freshman level, soccer was not as competitive as junior varsity but it was just as fun. Juniors Tom Wagenlander, Andrew Stewart and sophomores Dylan BattuBodner, Ashton Williams and Spencer Valentine finished the season as the five most valuable junior varsity players according to the boys coach J.R. Vercamp. Soccer has become such an important sport. We are lucky to have so many dedicated players. -Copy by Stacy Herzog Looking for Action. As a goalie, sophomore Ian Campbell has a lot of pressure and focus directed toward him. Ian watches his teammates fight for the ball while he takes a breather in frontofthegoal. Thejunior \'arsity team was excited when they beat Thomas Jefferson 2-1. (Photo by Ian Bisio) Determination is Key. Pushmg his opponents out of his way, sophomore Dylan Battu-Bodner is a motivated junior varsity soccer player Putting his foot work and skills to the test, Battu-Bodner is one of the many focused and confident JV player~. (Photo by Ian Bisio) Jump Around. Throwing himself at the ball, junior Andre\\ Stewart won't let al ttle distance get m h1s way of getting the ball. He is just going to JUmp to it just like he did at this game against George Washington (Photo by Ian Bisio) Got kill ? Great footv.,.ork and good tackling skills are two key elements to freshman Andrew Regan's game as a junior varsity soccer player. (Photo by Ian Bisio) J BO)'S occer C �Pushing it to the Limi s SLAPSHOTTOSUCCESS STATED JUNIOR DANA KUPER. COULD NOT HAVE ASKED FOR A BETTER WHEN THE ACTUAL SEASON BEGAN, THE GIRL TEAM THIS YEAR. EVERYBODY WAS AMAZING STARTED OFF WITH A BANG. WITH TWO AND WE ALL HAD SO MUCH FUN SHUTOUTS AGAINST EAGLECREST AND TOGETHER. OUR TEAM SPIRIT CONPOUDRE, THE GIRLS WERE ON A ROLL TRIBUTED TO OUR WINNING SEADURING THE REST OF THE SEASON, THf SON.~ -SENIOR BRITA GALL GIRLS WORKED HARD TO PREPARE FO WITH AN OUTSTANDING SEASON, THEIR FOUR MAJOR GAMES AGAINST A DEDICATED COACH, AN DAN UNCOLORADO ACADEMY, SMOKY HILL BELIEVABLE TEAM, WHAT MORE CHERRY CREEK, AND KENT DENVER. AL COULD THE LADY ANGELS FIELD THOUGH THEY LOST THESE FOU HOCKEY TEAM ASK FOR? GAMES, THEY STILL MANAGED TO MAK BEFORE THE SEASON BEGAN, PREAll Smiles. On the ~ideline, ~entor IT TO THE PLAYOFFS. AFTER A DISAP SEASON PRACTICES WERE ORGA- Erm Laetz grab~ a qUid. drink. of waN I ZED FOR ALL PLAYERS WILLING ter before heading back out onto the POINTING LOSS AGAINST SMOKY HIL The players usually run threL' to IN THE QUARTER FINALS, TH EYWALKED TO DEDICATE THEMSELVES AND field. four miles a day at practice which AWAY FROM A SUCCESSFUL SEASOI\ THEIR TIME TO THE TEAM. "PRE- helps with their endur,mce in a game WITH TH El R HEADS HELD HIGH. NEXT (Photo by Betsy Johnson) SEASON WAS HELPFUL--WE GOT IN SEASON, THE GIRLS PLANTOTAKE ITTO SHAPE BY RUNNING, AND GOTTO THE TOP AND WIN. KNOW OUR COACHES; AND WITHOUT IT, WE -MATISSE ANDERSON PROBABLY WOULDNT HAVE PLAYED AS WELL.~ ~wE -On My Own. Dribbling down the field, JUnior Dana Kuper calls for an assist before the opposing team steals the ball. (Photo by Stephan Hall) G var tity Field Hockey Power Player. After gammg pos~ession of the ball, junior Dana Fulenwider takes a free hit after she finds an open teammate to pass to. (Photo by Stephan Hall) --- goalie senior Hilla• Hayes, junior Ro O'Dea takes control the ball while junio Carne Anderson an Emily ,a de and senior; Abbie Foust and \tart lJouglas keep Cree players from sconng (Photo by Alex Kell\ Break Away. On he way to the opposm goalie, sophomor Callte Lanphier ga control of the ball before tak.ing a shot Ill goa I. (Photo by Steph Hall) �Back way. prmhng down thl• held, scmor Dena hiler keep thl• oppo mg pla)W .w.ay from thl• ball b1•fore he orcs the'' inning shot of the game I nduranCl' 1 one of the kl• fador to,,'' mning team . I o build tamm.1, th • girl u ually run C1t\ !'ark and then pra tile hHl·hundrcd, one-hundred, and fift \ .ud pnnt (l'hoto by tl'phan !!all) "I like 1t when my shots on goal slam against the backboard from the Circle." -Martha Douglas , 12 "I hate hav1ng to defend shots that are on the h1gh left corner." -H1llary Hayes, 12 'When I go for a shot on goal, I love the flick because it throws the goalie off-guard: -Rachel Lewis, 11 "When I get the chance to shoot on goal, I love the drive because it is quick and diff1cult to stop." -Devon Combs, 12 Season record 7-6-1 Eaglecrest Poudre Kent Eaglecrest Fountain Valley Kent St. Mary's Poudre Colorado Academy Cheyenne Mountain Cherry Creek St. Mary's Smoky Hill State Quarterfinals Smoky Hill I r nt rO\\: Brita Gall, Ro~il' O'Dl',l, allie Ianphier, Dl•na 1illl'r, Ali '1.1aulit.r, !loll) Wold . Row 2: Abbie Fou,t.l nn I .wt.r, Dl•von omb , Carril' Andl'r'llll, 1artha Dougla;., Ali;.on l'eter,.,, Dana Kupt•r. B.lCJ... n1w: oach ut• Sa, .1, DJnJ I uil•nwidl'r, toll) '1.1c on,1t), Rachel l C\\ i;., K.1thl rinc Caout'ltl', \1ati,-.c Andl·r· n, I mily Cadc. 5-0 3-0 2-3 5-1 5-0 1-3 4-1 3-1 0-5 0-0 0-3 2-0 1-3 \'ar<.il) Field Hocl, e)' 4Ji) �Field hockey goes for the oal. oWi "Wow!" exclaimed sophomore Brittany Roy much better than we were last year!" exwhen asked to describe the 2001 field claimed Colleen Walker. "Last year the C hockey season. With a turnout of 96 girls on Team couldn't win a game and now we are the first day of tryouts, the season defi- beating Creek!" JV continued through a fun nitely started out with a bang. The idea of and successful season, coming out with five wins, four ties, and two losses. By far the having to cut girls from the East High field most satisfying win was against Colorado hockey team was an idea that had never Academy. "I can't believe we beat CA, " said been heard of before. "I couldn't believe my sophomore Grade Johnson. "That game was eyes when I stepped onto the field and was proof that when our team works together faced with almost 100 girls. It was great, we can do well and have fun!" JV 2 and JV and very unexpected," stated Coach Sue 3 also ended with a successful season. JV 2's Sava. Four teams and three coaches later, final record consisted of two wins and three the season was underway. JV had a satisfy- ties, and JV 3 ended up with two ties and ing first win against Poudre, beating them three losses. "Field hockey was so much fun, 7-0. JV 2 had a win against Cherry Creek as it was the best!" said sophomore Anna well, slipping by with a 1-0 score. "We're so Kobey. -Copy by Rachel Lexier Fore! Danu~lle ~dbrook , a sophomorl', takes a frel' htt in a gamt.' again t herr~ Crt.'eJ... at Citv Park. When plaving on the grass, it i much morediffKulttodri\ e the ball long distance~ . It is important to maJ...e deciions before hitting the ball to vour teammates . (Photo by; Dana Fulenwider.) In H o t Pur u it. Mardee Goff, a sophomore, quickly dribbles the ball to the other side of the field with a member of the oppos1 te team on her heels. witching fields can be a helpful maneU\er when trying to escape the other team's defense. Passing the ball off i also ,1n effecti\ e move. (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider.) - Waitin g Around . I mily Kryzanowski, a sophomore, pn•pares for her tl•ammate to taJ...e a free hit m a game ;:~gainst herry Cre •k. Pia ing on th • turf, you ha\ e to be ready to mow quickly to meet the ball . (Photo by Dana r:ulenwider) @rvI ' Field Hocke} �I'll Take That! Gra ie Johnson, a ophomore, ~teal the ball from a member of theChcrryCre •k field hockey team m a game at II it. IIcld . Quick mo\ es are Import,mt for taking the ball m field hock c) . (Photo b_ Dana Fulenv.1der) I'm Open! Molly Re '\ e, ,1 ophomorc, gets in position for a flat pa from >phomore Brittan) C.1rson, who is bu~y ~tealing the ball from a member of the Chern· reek field hockev team. {Photo by Dana Fulenwider) • · }\ 2 field Hockey. Front ro\\ Bro c Bu ar J de ott Clar fnm-., Sta ) Herzog Kn td 1lhlbach ( ollt n \\dlkl'r, (are:v \1oran Back row· (od h )ul e tcphcn, Katie 1anart ara h Z r engo, l 1bcl 'r\ hitcomb I rdee Goff \ dnc a Hm' ell, 1olly R ht. ter, . Front r<'''. lolh Rc('\ e, nna Kob '\,Britt, n) ( ar on (;r, c Johnson Enul ndr a Barocd B, ck rO\\ Laurl'n ( ulbr(•th, 1tchl'lll' Han n Kn ta pen r, lc Pdrk, dne Par <. o, h Katht•nne ~hnt.>\ herry Pic ker. Vane~"a HowelL a ~ophomore geh m position tor a deflectwn shot in a JV 2 gaml' against Cherry reek High ~..:hool. Cherry Crel•k is one of thl' fe\\ schools that JV 2 played ,1gainst because n•ry few schools have more than two teams. Becaust• of the popularit~ of field hod.e , there was not onl) a var.,it\ ,md J\' team, but a j\' 2 and JV 3 as well. f.\'l'f\ team wa" t' twnwly '<ucccs.,ful and had a 'l'r~ fun and l' citing season. (Photo by Dana Fuknwider) J\ /C Field llocke) e �"If you don't know already, I wear the number 23 because I'm the M1chael Jordan of football." -Bryan Burroughs , 12 "I wear the number 4 because my birthday 1s ~~~~~~~~ L..J the 4th of March and the number 34 would be wack." -Brandon Whetstone, 12 "I picked the number 1 because it stands out on the field , and so do I as a player." -Zacchaeus Boss. 12 "My favorite ayer IS Peter Warrick, and since he wears the number 80, so do I. Hopefully, I'll end up m the league like h1m." -Kareem Stewart. 12 Season Record 4-6 Palmer 6-7 Poudre 7-28 Highlands Ranch 6-48 TJ 14-39 West 21-20 Lincoln 14-12 Montbello 20-28 South 14-35 Manual 35-7 Kennedy 26-6 4Jij)\arity Football Front ro~: Br}an Burrough,, Kareem te~art, Patrie I; Chapman, Jay Loggms, Alex . 'el on , Ron nell Jao.:l.<,on. Aaron Da\"· Tynel. Lyon,, Q,agie Chia~e . Ro~ 2: ndy Reett , Rollert Spencer, D~a)ne Miller, .tron Dunn , AJ Mitchell, ,l\1tchael Gns om , De,han !\1a}lteld , Fred Hudnall, Pre,ton Pear th. Lorcnt Hartmann, Jdt Strnp,on Qumttn Marant. Ro~ 3: Trc' Bro~n . Dum Rahouin, Coach Dan Herr. oach 1\1ike llcmandet, Coach Dana holin Coach Jtm Jultanna , o ch !\1arl. ulhoun , Coach Phtl Dudlcj , Coach Bill lhoun , oa h Sam Gil trap, Coa b D~ight Bcrr) , tclan Olander, Chn Taylor. Back m~ : 1arcus Huhhard , ~1J Dailey , Ale Home , E\an I oil Ahmad Le~tcr, Will Fleming, Kri' Gordon , Dre~ Kahn , Geollre} Le\tcr, Chri Jcn en. Jauan Mar,h , Blake Bro" n Zacchacu' Bo s, Jell E ,Imgcr, Jack Haydt:n, HaJti \1organ . Gill Ford, Roh Strcno,. ' tck Belden . �Waging War in the Trenches 100 V ARCS OF GLORY "FOOTBALL HAS BEEN ONE OFTH EMOST IMPORTANT PARTS GARDING THE STATUS OF HIS OUTSTANDING FINAL CAMOF MY LIFE SINCE I WAS A LITTLE KID. AND NOW ITS MY PAIGN. MOST OF THE OTHER TEAMS IN THE DPL MORE SENIOR YEAR AND THANK GOD WE PLAYED THAN LIKELY TOOK OUR VARSITY ANGELS WELL DESPITE WHAT OUR RECORD MAY REFOR GRANTED, AND IN TURN THEY TOOK FLECT: SENIOR ZACCHAEUS BOSS SUMMATHOSE DOUBTERS BY SURPRISE. FROM THE RIZED HIS LAST SEASON PLAYING FOR THE BRILLIANT PASSING OF JUNIOR QUARTERANGELS. BACK CHRIS JENSEN TO THE STALWORT THIS SEASON WAS A LONG, NAIL-BITING ONE CATCHES MADE BY WIDEOUTS KAREEM IN WHICH EAST MAY HAVE SURPRISED SOME STEWART AND ZACCHAEUS BOSS, BRYAN TEAMS WITH HOW ENERGETIC, WELLBURROUGHS' CONSISTENT RUSHING, AND ROUNDEDANDTALENTEDTHEYWERE. STAYTHE KAMIKAZE TACKLING OF LINEBACKERS ING RES ILl ENT AND FIGHTING THROUGH EACH JAY LOGGINS AND MJ DAILEY, OUR TEAM AND EVERY OBSTACLE IN THEIR WAY, THE LOOKED SHARP UNDER NEW HEAD COACH ANGELS LOOKED LIKE A TEAM WITH A DES- Armed and Ready. Setting to release MARK CALHOUN. SHOWING POISE AND A the ball, JUnior quarterback Chris TINY IN SOME GAMES. "I THINK AS A WHOLE jensen sees an open receiver down GOOD MIND FOR STRATEGY, CALHOUN THE TEAM PLAYED WELL, AND OUR OFFENSIVE field . With a deep set of core receiv- MAXIMIZED THE ABILITY HIS PLAYERS ALLINE REALLY OPENED SOME HOLES FOR ME. IF ers, Jensen can usually find a player READY KNEW THEY HAD. IT WASNT FOR SOME LONG RUNS CALLED down the field during moments of HOPEFULLY, THE SAME ON-FIELD PRODUCchaos. Finding receivers before the BACK BYTH ERE FS IN OUR LAST GAME, I WOULD blitz hits is one of the mo:.t important TION WILL CONTINUE INTO NEXTYEARAND HAVE BEEN OVER 1,000 YARDS FORTH E SEA- factors in being an effective quarter- FOR YEARS TO COME. SON," SENIOR BRYAN BURROUGHS SAID RE- back. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) -SAM BERSHOF eeing Daylight. Cutting through a hole made by his offensive hne, ;enior Bryan Burroughs dashes for yards to gain. Getting through holes before they close is key for runn ng backs when it comes to being productive (Photo by Charlie Ogle.) • Give That Man a Hand. fter a teammate scores a touchdown, senior wide receiver Kareem tewart shows his support. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) A Thin Line Between Love and Hate. Preparmg to snap the ball, the offensive !me is poised in a three-point stance. taying onside at the line of scrimmage is key when it comes to avoiding dumb penalties . (Photo by Charlie Ogle) Getting His Kicks. Kicking a field goal, senior Stefan Olander is helped by quarterback holder Chris Jensen. Getting the ball lined up perfectly is key for when kickers need to convert fieid goals. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) Varsity Football ® �line of Defeat. ..,sophomorejuaun \tar-.hawath the..,nap from the n·ntcr, he looJ...., O\ l'r the defl'n"e in order to run the corfl•ct play and mO\ l' thl' ball lo.., •r to thl' goal lim•. (Ph{ltO b\ harlil' Ogll•) Read to Go. At the lme of scrimma •e, ..,ophomore le , 'ebon wath for the snap count be ion.> hl' mo\ es fon' ard to ta!..e the ball for a Ion' ~am . (Phot{l b\ Charlie 0 •le) Take Off. After catching a pass, determined ophomore Preston Pearson prepares to make a move on the defense in the game against Montbello. The game against Montbello was a great game with each player playing a important role. (Photo by Charlie Olgc) �Attacking The entire football season was full of strengths, but also some weaknesses. Coach Dudley and Coach Hernandez reflected on the team's performance. The strengths of the team included the team's size and speed. Their struggles and weaknesses consisted of mistakes, fumbles and being a young team. Both of the coaches agreed that some of the most valuable players were freshmen Drew Long and Michael Huston and junior Joffre Lester. Joffre Lester commented, "I believe what made me a good player was being supportive to my teammates and playjng to the best of my abmty." Michael Huston also commented on his performance, "TheJVteam represented East even though we didn't have an outstanding • • ro season. " Coach Hernandez believed that as long the team worked together to become better team and concentrated on aC(1de'mi,c.t that every individual on the team become better players. Coach Dudley pointed out that if players worked harder and showed sive teamwork that each player would future success in football. Even though there were valuable 1.1""'"""' '~~ on the team, each player played an tant role in helping the team become best. Each member will be remembered something significant. All in all each player will always have memorable place on the team. -Copy by Tashima Littleton more PrL·~ton n!<or:-.cm l'llllllll ground He stand~ (Photo by Charlie Ogle) game agam~t \\e~t, man Dre\\ I ong taJ..e;. pitch trom quarterbac Patrick ~~~m~ and trie.., go .Hound right end ( b Charhe Ogle) onn ection . In thL•ch<JIIengmggJmL' Jgain~t WL·~t,frL·~hman P<~trid. Mim~ hand~ thL• bJIIoff to fn•shm,ln Dre\\ long who pn•parL'~ to foliO\\ his blocJ..mg linemen for ,1 long gain (Photo by h<~rliL• Ogle) b ilit . J"ighting to g<~in pos1tin•) <~rdage, fre~hman Mii..L• Hou;.ton ~trin·~ to hold on to the ball and mo\e offensiwly again~! 1ontbello. (Photo D) harlie Ogle) J\ /C Football �Diamonds in the Rough THE FAST PITCH "THE FIRST GAME WE TIED WHEATRIDGE WHO WE HAD TEAM LUNCHES, WE PLAYED AS A TEAM, WE WAS NUMBER ONE IN THE STATE AND IT GAVE WERE A UNIT, SAID JUNIOR LARC PICKETT. US A LOT OF CON Fl DENCE FORTH E REST HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON WERE OF THE YEAR: SENIOR JAMIE PATRICK WINNING THE DENVER PREP LEAGUE EXPLAIN ED. THE MAJORITYOFTH EGl RLS CITY CHAMPIONSHIP AND MAKING IT ON THE TEAM AGREEDTHE TO THE FIRST ROUND OF THE STATE WH EATRI DGE GAME WAS TH El R FAVORPLAYOFFS. ITE OF THE SEASON. SEN lOR JESSICA SMITH ELABORATED THE SOFTBALL TEAM HADAVERYSUCON THE TEAM UNITY, "EVERYBODY CESSFUL SEASON WITH A RECORD OF 14HELPED EVERYBODY ELSE OUT, EVERY2-1. NOT ONLY DID THE TEAM AS A ONE WAS A LEADER AT ONE TIME." WHOLE HAVE A SUCCESSFUL SEASON, THE Gl RLS WERE LUCKY TO HAVE A NINE GIRLS ON THE TEAM WERE CHO- '\! e Have a Pitcher. \\inding up tor, GOOD PROGRAM WITH GREAT COACHES, p1tch, ... enior jill Abne) to ...... e., the bal SEN FOR THE DENVER PREP LEAGUE ALL to ...enior je-.... ica Smith , 'nil•r leader TEAM UNITY, POSITIVE ENCOURAGE... hip pla\ld a largt• part mho\' su • MENT,AND DEDICATIONTOTHEGAME. LEAGUE SOFTBALL TEAM. tht• "l'ason turned out bt• au., THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHYTH E u?.,sful WITH THE EDITION OF MANY SOPHOthere wen• ... C\ en ... em or....1nd tht•\ TEAM HAD SUCH A GOOD SEASON. THE h d lt.>adt.>rship irom all oi tht' pi } er . MORES ON THE VARSITYTEAM, IT WILL J,o, tht• unit} ot thl' plavt•rs hdped a BIGGEST FACTOR FOR THE TEAM WAS LEAD TO A GREAT CONTINUING TRADIlot for till' turn out ot tht• 'l'a'llll fht• UNITY. TION. tt•am'-. iin, I record w • ., 14 -2- 1 to "WE ALL DID EVERYTHINGASATEAM, Wheat R1d e (Photo by AI~ ~1orris) -JEANNIE WERT Front row: Larc Pickett, jill Abney, LauraSeewald,jamiePatrick. Row2: Ellv a ... tte, Breanna Alexander, Coach ean Munkaco.,i, Coach And> Mendebberg, oach Howard Karsh, Latura urry, Lauren Erick'>on. Back row: tefanieSchreiner,je.,~ica mith, Leah Ortiz, arlv Brown, jes<,ica Barne<,. • Strike 2! Waiting for the pitch to '>trike out a Lakewood player, se· nior Je~o.,•ca mith geb into poo.,1tion. he had a n?rv -.ucceo.,o.,ful vear as the. starting catc.her fur her la'>t vearon thl'team . (Photo by Alex .~1orrio.,) Teamwork. P,1, mg the b,1Jl, eniur je... i Smith tlh l' it to enwr Jill Abnevatter ... trikin out .1 L.lk~·wood pia ·a before tht• ne t pia) je .,ila and Jill wen• both cho-.l'n f1r ... t tl'Jm D..:n· \ er Prep l e.1 •ue oftball team (Photo b \le Morri-.) Practice Makes Perfect. Warming up her arm, ... t·niur Jamie Patric.:kgeh n•ad v for tht• ne t in· nmg: )Jmlt' Patrick had a \·erv uCCl'"ful ""l'\"l"on and w.1 one of tht• .,l~ niors on all lt•ague Je.1m. (l'hoto b) All' 1orri ... ) �lluddle! o h Hm' ard Karsh giH• th' gtrl~ a pep talk beforL' the ne t mnmg. The po illve encouragement from the coa hes helped the girl pl.n bl'lll>r ,1-; a ll>am \ hen coaches gi\'e pep talk it mai..L•s the pia L'rs want to go out 'nd pl. their best g. me a the 2001 ea on prm ed. Since, the coache WL're "'0 talented thl'\ \\ere, ble to end nme of the1r tarting pia er to th' 2001-2002 D mer l'r p l.eagu All League 1ftball Team (Photo b} Ale 1orri ) "There really wasn't one part of the season I liked the most because everyday there was somethtng new." -Jesstca Smtth, 12 "Playoffs were the best part of the season because we worked so hard ....._. ,,,_~.., to get there." -Breanna Alexander, 12 "Playoffs have to be the best part of the season because that ts when we get the most nled up for our games." -Leah Ortiz. 12 "The most fun I had this season was our first gamed when we played Wheat Rtdge and lied them 1-1 ." -Jill Abney, 12 Season record 14-2-1 Wheat Ridge Douglas County Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Lewis-Palmer Thunder Ridge Coronado Rangeview Denver West Thomas Jefferson Lincoln Denver North Horizon Manual Montbello Highlands Ranch Denver South George Washington Kennedy Lakewood Hey, Batter, Ba tter. (,l•tting n•,ld) for thL• pitch, '-l'nl!lr I anwka Patrid.; i-. batting at the LaJ...ew011d g.mw whiiL• her tl',lmmatl''> chl'l'r hl•r on l\1'-111\ e l'ncour,Jgenwnt Irom your ll'ammatl;. help;.) ou play a bl'IIL•r a anwand it thl'ngiH;. to tL',lm unit). L.;nitv \'""a big part ot the ;.tKce;.-.ful-.L•a;.on for thL•,\nge!... (Photo ~vAle 1orri..,) 1-1 8-0 1-2 7-0 3-2 7-2 3-0 10-0 10-0 19-10 11-1 12-1 1-0 20-1 3-5 17-0 11-0 2-1 5-11 \ ur<.it~ Softball ® �Rounding One at a time. he Bas s "We ;mproved every game. When you lose two games then play aga;n and Mn wjthout a question shows a great ;mprovement," sa;d Coach Sean Munkacs;. Every g;,t on the the JV softball felt the same way by the end of the season. Jun;or Usa WUUams sa;d, "Each game we have been getting better and getting to know everyone really well so jt makes the season so much fun!" C-team felt the same way. "We won a lot of games and got closer as the season went on. It was cool," sajd freshman Charla Agnoletti. On the JV team, everyone felt the same way on who worked the hardest. "Lauren Erickson because she was very strong and clever about softball and really helpful to tell us where we are throMng jt to," sa;d sophomore Cass;e Short . Brittany Kay, a sophomore on the C- team sa;d, "TMs ;s my first year play;ng and I felt we djd really well; we won most of our games, but the best part of all was how much fun we had. " Junjor Clajre Mueller stated, " I djd not Uke be;ng a jun;or on the JV team, but I Uke the people so I can forgo the loss of pride. " The teams won the vast majority of thejr games and played really well. They had a lot of fun and got to know each other really well; over all the season was very successful. -Copy by Stephan;e O'Brien Homeward Bound . taking it home for a run for the Angeb, ~ophomore Lauren E r ic l-.~on takes all the credit for the win again~t. orth. (Photo by Ale Kell}) Ball One. Contempl.1ting a home run, Sophomorl' Emma I i' mg~ton ~~ going to smack it out of the field and then take it home. (Photo by le Kelly) oft ball Read y for it. Ready for any thing that may come her \\<ay, ~ophomore Danielle Fortson is going to catch that fly ball. (Photo by Alex Kelly) Ready, et, RU . I reshman Monique Sando\ .11, bunts the ball to fake ou t the other team and then sprints to first b.1se, aiming to bl•at out the throw. ( Photo by Stephan Hall) �You're safe! At the game against TJ, fre~hman Stefanic Demong -team did really well in this game thank to enryone' hard work. (Photo by Stephan Hall) score~ a run for the Angels. Always prepared. Junl()r Cla1re 'VIueller i-. waling for the the a me to get started so that the ngcl can kick orne butt. (Photo by Alex Kelly) Lethal Stare. Focusmg intently on her goal, freshman Chandi ldena on the -team 1~ gonna hit one tor the gipper and run it home. (Photo by Ale Kelh) oft ball Team. rront rov. Emm ll\ mgston lam~ 1m•ller, Lauren 1.mg1one a 1e Short, h lse.l co 1.1 Back nw.: L1 .1 \ illiam~. M1cada O'lonnor, Lauren I nck on, CoJch •an Munkil 1, R gan he mann Ffl: F.gb(•1ghu, Dam lie Fort on J\ oftball ® �Leader of the Pack! Dunn the "iK run, enwr B n Ste\\ art t.1ke the lt•ad, a he o;pnnt th Ia t half m1l of the r, e The -.port of cro s-countn take a lot of stamma and determmation m order to ucce d (l'ho 0 b~ ~tephan Hall) "Cross-country was cool this year. We had some fun, and we worked really hard, but 1t pa1d off at reg1onals ." -U.T. CobbinS, 12 manager, but I found out that I was the fastest g1rl on the team, and faster than half the guys, so I had to run!" -ME. Rauch, 10 "Sometimes you somet1mes you w1n , the only th1ng that is your yearbook ouclte l, _ and its assoc1ation to "Coach Peters, and Coach Zaragoza were great, our team motto was "Run Fast, Don't Get Last!" -L1Iy Muldoon, 11 VARSITY best meet Katie Campbell Lily Muldoon Shannon Murphy Kiti Parkkonen M.E. Rauch Christina Reed Kirsten Tanner U.T. Cobbins Barry Logan Zach McClure Theo Mooney John Stanesco Ben Stewart Andrew Walters Ocro~ -Count Q Bear Valley Bear Valley Northglenn Bear Valley City Meet City Meet Bear Valley Ruby Hill Ruby Hill Ruby Hill Ruby Hill Ruby Hill Bear Valley Ruby Hill Frontro\\:Emd) .ade,ShannonMurph),Kir ten lannu, 1 E.Rau h, 1colai'..aragoza. Backro\\ Co,,,h Peter , I van Self, BJrry l ogJn, Duncan Hughc-., /lth 1cCiurl', Jamal )one-., ndrc\\ \ altl·r~, Paul Pokrandt, \1aurcen Mahone., Thco \1ooncv, Ben '>tt'\\ art, Rock\ tane co, Ma Anderberg, Katie Campbell, Lily \1uldof>n, oach :t.<~rago.t.a . �Running Up A Storm FAST FEET! WITH A STATE QUALIFIER, AND A GIRLS TEAM YOUNGER Gl RLS, Ll LY MULDOON, M.E. RAUCH AND WHOWON EIGHTH IN REGIONALS,THECROSS-COUN- MAUREEN MAHONEY. ~wE WILL ALSO BE LOSING A GROUP OFS EN lOR GIRLS NEXT YEAR TRY TEAM HAS DEVELOPED INTO A WHO HAVEBEEN AN ASSET TO GREAT SUCCESS .~ SAID COACH TONY OU RTEAM.~ SAl D COACH ZARAGOZA. ZARAGOZA THETEAMGREWDRAMATITHE TEAM HAD AVERY STRONG GIRLS CALLY, FROM ABOUT TEN RUNNERS TEAM. THE TEAM HAD AN OVE RN IG HT THAT WERE ON THE TEAM LAST YEAR, TRIP TO GRAND JUNCTION TO COMTOOVERTHIRTY. WE LOSTSOMEGOOD PETE IN REGIONALS. THERE, THE TEAM RUNNERS LASTYEARTHATGRADUATED, DID FAIRLY WELL. THEY COMPETED BUT WE PUT TOGETHER A WINNING AGAINST FOURTEEN OTHER TEAMS TEAM THIS YEAR~ SAID JUNIOR LILY FROM THE REGION, AND THE GIRLS On the Run . Sophomore.., Hann,lh MULDOON. av (Bet tv) and Chri-.ti \hbher TEAM WON EIGHTH PLACE OUT OF THE THIS YEAR, THE TEAM WAS FAIRLY (Hatha\\ rocker) kL·ep ·each other company YOUNG. THE BULK OF THE TEAM WAS during the long race. ro.,..,.n>untr) FOURTEEN TEAMS COMPETING. n·r: n•warding sport that kL'l'P" U.T. ALSO QUALIFIED FOR STATE AT MADE UP OF FRESHMEN AND SOPHO- ithea runner.., in shapL' ,b well (Photo REGIONALS. MORES. ALTHOUGH THE QUICKEST by Stephan Hall) THE CROSS-COUNRTY TEAM HAD A RUNNERS ON THE TEAM WERE BARRY GREAT SEASON FULL OF SUCCESS, FUN, AND A LOT OF LOGAN AND U.T. COBBINS, BOTH SENIORS, THE CORE RUNNING! -COPY BY ROSIE O'DEA OF NEXT YEAR'S TEAM WILL MAINLY CONSIST OF Grinding It Out. Running on the path to the finish hne, sophomore-. Jordan Benson and Jamal Jones Me closL' to another cross-countr) VICtor\. (Photo b ll·ph1.n Hall) You an Do It. A~ '-L'· n H 1\.attl' ampbl•ll hold.., her cnduranll', he know.., that ... hem ust keep her.,clf going in order to keep her opponent behmd her. (Photo by Stephan Hall) !most There. Senior hris· tina Reed keeps her high concentration a., she approache ... thehalh\a\ milrkinoneofthe weekh <;J-.. rilces. (Photo by Stcphiln Hall) Gliding. S'-eniorl\.ir-,tenTanner runs along the rilce course, -.he po ... s •s-.es grace and speed a., she glides through the race ,1t il rapid speed. (Photo by Stephiln H,1ll) Cro -Counlr) 4D) �Serving An Ace HITTING THE BALL AROUND ~THIS SEASON WAS AWESOME!~ EXLAIMED SOPHO- THE INTERACTION WITH THE TENNIS TEAM, SO HE MORE CHARLIE PRICE. ~wE ALL WORKED HARD AND RETURNED THIS YEAR AS HEAD COACH. HE AND IT PAID OFF.~ COACH DOHERTY AGREED THAT THE THIS TEAM HAD SOMETHING TO BE YEAR WAS SUCCESSFUL. PROUD OF. WITH ONLY TWO LOSSES, ~THE COACHES WERE GREAT AND PART EVERYONE WAS HAPPY FOR EACH OTHER OF THE REASON WE Dl D SO WELL WAS ANDTHEMSELVES. THEYWORKED HARD BECAUSE OF THEM," SAID JOSH DEMBY TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR GOALS WHILE EVEN THOUGH TENNIS IS AN INDI TRYING TO QUAL! FY AS MANY AS VIDUAL SPORT, THE TEAM WORKED POSSIBLEFOR THE STATE MEET. HARDTOGETH ER. EVERY PERSON ON THE DURING THE SEASON, THE TEAM DETEAM WORKED FOR GOALS THAT THEY FEATED THEIR NUMBER ONE RIVAL GW HAD FOR THE SEASON AND STRIVED TO 6-1. ~IT FELT GOOD TO BEATTH EM," PRO- Jump for it. Trying to get the best REACH THEM. possible serve, fewshman hris CLAIMED SOPHOMORE DANE ANGELO. Murph) jumps to hit the ball. (Photo OVERALL TH ETEAM WAS PLEASED WIT~ THE RESTOFTHE SEASON WENT AS EX- by Ted Rinehart) THE RESULTS, ESPECIALLY PAUL KOEN KE'S PECTED EXCEPT FOR A TOUGH LOSS TO FOURTH PLACE STATE FINISH. SMOKY HILL. OBVIOUSLY, THE TENNIS TEAM FOREHANDED, COACH ED BY MR. THALHOFERAN D MR. DOHERTY, BACKHANDED AND SERVEDTHEIR WAYTOAGREAT THIS WAS A RETURN TO THE COACHING RANKS FOR SEASON. COACH THALHOFER. HE FOUND THAT HE MISSED -COPY BY KATIE HANSON lamming Backhand. Paul Koenke, a fresh· man, flies up m the a1r after he hits the ball to the other player. Ha\· ing good a 1m IS a key to tennis. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) . Can't Buy Me Love. Hoping that he gets a pomt for himself and his teammate, senior CJ Donavan keeps an eye out for the best spot to return the ball. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Skip to It. Making sure that he hits the ball with force, senior Bnan Meythaler learns that it is important to watch where the ball goes. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Swinging it. Having perfect form, junior Tim C.ilchrist returns a nit'!! forehand across the net (Photo by Ted Rmehartl �In the Swing of Things. Rl'turnm a volley, aptain ,md enior Ben Curtiss- I u her \\a its for the return from hi~ opponent . !'laving doubleo.,tennis i~a challen e becau~e of the timing ncce-.sar) between the two pla)t!r~ . (Photo by Ted Rinehart) "This was my first year playing tennis at East I loved it!" -Paul Koenke, 9 "Mv favorite game of the season was when we beat GW." -Chns hopneck, 11 "It's fun when you ha\·e a partner o he can help you out." -Andrew Duke, 10 "Tennis is mv favorite sport. I hope that I will play later after high school." -Brian Meythaler, 12 VARSITY Season Record 9-1 Lincoln TJ Manual West Montbello Smoky Hill GW North South Kennedy Front row· Oli\·erTerrv, Da\ id Oppenheim, hrb Murphv, Andre\\ Duke, D;n-id White Row 2: 1ichael Kleen, )OL' Barnholt, Brian Yleythaler, Mich;wl Auerbach, l'helps Blair, Tim Gilchrio.,t, Charlie Price. Back nm oach Doherty, jon Blum, josh Demby, Chris ShopnL•ck, Ted Rim•hart, C) Donovan, Ben ·urtissLusher, Paul KoenKl', Dane ngelo, 1',1trici.: andlin, Brian johnson, Fli Zackroff, John dejong, Coach r 1 7-0 7-0 7-0 7-0 7-0 2-5 6-1 7-0 7-0 7-0 \ arsit~ Tenni~ �Bent Over Backwards. Striking hl'r l:>egmning po-..e, l'nlllr ),llmH.' Clitton pn•pMl'S for her floor routm I he g mna~t Ml' Tl qui red to h,n e different ll'\ cl ch ll(;l' in thl'Ir routmes; ),llmiC starts \\lth herfir t ll'\ el on thl' floor. {Photo h Ale andra 1orri~) "My favonte event 1s the floor routine because I get to Incorporate dance while tumbling at the same time." -Alexandra Morns,11 "I do not have a particular favortie event. However, on floor I am able to perform the more difficult tumbling skills."-Jaimie Clifton, 12 "My favorite event would have to be the uneven bars because 11 is the most challenging and difficult event."-Kaitlln Duffey,9 "My best event would have to be floor because I can combine elements of dance in order to achieve a higher score." -Lisa Burns, 11 VARSITY Season Record 5-0 Montbello 140.8-46.5 TJ 148.7-120.4 Montbello 154.1-46.5 John F. Kennedy 149.4-78.7 John F. Kennedy 154.3-1 01.4 City 137.0 (first place) Front row: Lindsay Quintana, Alex.111dra Morrb, K<1ra Harrington, Maril' I o Verde. Back row: Leonard King, Kim Polidore, Amy l'avlako\·ich, jaim1e Iifton, Kaitlin Duffey, I i Burn . oach �We Go All Around STRIVING FOR THE BEST "OUR OVERALL SEASON WAS A SUCCESS. THIS YEAR, TURNING VETERAN GIRLS AS WELL. THE NEW HOWEVER, WE WERE FACED WITH NEW COMPETI- MEMBERS WERE A GOOD ASSET TO THE TEAM, AND OVERALL HELPED TO ACHIEVE TION FROM A FRESHMAN ON THE TJ./ HIGHER SCORES. -EVEN THOUGH SOUTH TEAM. WE ALSO Dl DNT HAVE MANY STUDENTS ARE UNAWARE OUR BEST TWO GIRLS FOR CITY, BUT THAT WE HAVE A GYMNASTICS MANAGEDTOWIN BY1.85." ALEXANDRA TEAM, WE STILL RECEIVED A LOT OF MORRIS. SUPPORT FROM OUR MANY BOY THE EAST GYMNASTICS TEAM WAS MANUAL MANAGERS." SAl D JUNIOR COMBINED WITH MANUAL IN ORDER Ll SA BURNS. LEADING THE TEAM TO TO OBTAIN A MORE PROFICIENT AND T H EI R CITY VIC T 0 R I ES, C 0 A C H EFFECTIVE TEAM. GYMNASTICS HARDLY LEONARD KING SHOWED DEDICARECEIVES THE RECOGNITION IT DESERVES. THIS WAS TH El R TH I RDYEAR IN Pep Talk. Coach King ad\·t~l' Ana TION AND CARING TOWARD HIS Ret.,h JU t before the oty meet. Hi" A ROW WINNING CITY, WHICH ENDED dedication and open mmded manner TEAM. COACH KING CREATED ARETHE SEASON, LEAVING THEM SATISFIED b an inspiration to the whole team. LAXED YET COMPETITIVE ENVIRON(Photo b) !e. andra 1orri~) MENTTHAT ALLOWEDTH E Gl RLS TO AND EXTREMELY HAPPY. THIS TALHAVE STRUCTURE AND FREEDOM IN ENTEDAND DEVOTEDTEAMCOMBINED MANY ASPECTS TOGETHER IN ORDER TO BE THE THEIR ROUTINES. THE GIRLS WERE DEPENDENT WINNING TEAM THEY WERE. THERE WERE SEVERAL ON KING AS AMORAL SUPPORTER, TEAM LEADER, -COPY BY MARl E LOVERDE NEW ADDITIONS TO THE TEAM AND MANY RE- AND FRIEND. It's a !retch. Warming up her mu~ck~. JUnior le andra \1orri~ prepare~ for an inten~e );) mna~tic~ practice . Keeping the muscle~ limber is in~trumental to preventing injurie for, II gvmna~b. (Photo by Debra Morns) Toe up. U~ing her dance influence~. JUnior It a Burn~ kicks high in order to gam a higher "Core on her floor routine. thletl'S "'tth a dancl' background tend to obtain higher scorl'S. (Photo bv Alexandra Morris) · tick lt. Thl• une\ en bars not only require ~J...tll and coordination but a great amount of upper bod) strength. Freshm,1n lo..attl in Duffe\ demonstratl·~ this th~ough her rouhne (Photo bv All• andr,1 Morris) · !tempt of legance. St.uting her floor routine, JUnior 1aril' l o Verde gehmherstartingpo~ition . Thereare many elemenh which pia\ into m,1J...mga high scoring floor routine. (Photo b\ le andra Morris) \'ar<,il) G) mna~tic~ ~ �Driving for Excellenc PUTTING FOR VICTORY THE TEAM'S SEASON STARTED WITH A VICTORY 'MY FAVORITE THING ABOUT GOLF IS IT IS CHALOVERTJ, THENTHEYWERE DEFEATED BY KENNEDY, LENGING YET VERY RELAXING AT THE SAME TIME.~ BUT THE CLOSE DEFEAT CAUSED THE SAID SOPHOMORE RYAN BUESCHER. TEAM TO COME TOGETHER AND FIN THIS WAS A BUILDING YEAR FOR THE ISH THE SEASON STRONG DEFEATING ANGELS, YET THE TEAM HAD A RECORD SOUTH, WEST AND GEORGE NUMBER OF BOYS COME OUT. THE TEAM THE TEAMS TOP PLAYERS COMPETED CONSISTED OF MANY TALENTED UNDERIN DISTRICT AND REGIONAL CLASSMEN WHO HAVE GREAT POTENTIAL MATCHESANDTWOOFTHE PLAYERS FOR THEIR FOLLOWING YEARS. TWO QUALIFIED FOR THE STATE COMPETIPARTICULAR PLAYERS, JUNIOR CONOR TION. TEWELL AND SOPHOMORE JUSTIN TAFOYA ~THE GOLF TEAM WAS A FUN AND WERE STATE QUALIFIERS AND HAD EXTotal oncentration . I ,1l..ing hi-. time COMPETITIVE GROUP OF BOYS WITH TREMELY SUCCESSFUL SEASONS. prepanng to htt the perfect shot, JUn AMAZING TALENT. I COULD NOT THE BOYSGOLFTEAM HADANEWCOACH ior Daniel louis concentrates on HAVE ASKED FOR ANY MORE COMWHO PUT IN A LOT OF TIME AND COM- wherehewantstheball to land (Photo by Ale Kelh) MITMENT OR HARD WORK THAN MITMENT TO HELP THE SUCCESS OF THE THEYPUTIN. THETEAM PLAYED WELL BOYS. THE TEAM PLAYED PRACTICE AND HAS GREAT POTENTIAL FORTH E FOLLOWING ROUNDSATCITYPARKAND PARK HILLAND PLAYED YEARS,~ SAID SATISFIED COACH SUSAN FOSTER. TH El R MATCHES AT Dl FFERENT DENVER GOLF -BY H El Dl WEIMAR COURSES. match, sophomore ju tm Tafoya and junior Lach Wolfe!, Austm Roberts and Conor Tewel di. cuss their match strategies. (Photo by Susan I o ter) Powerful back wing. Holding the club in the highe t position above his head, junior ick Louis winds up for a shot down the fairwav. (Photo by Alex Kelly). ~Var<>ity Boys Golf ilence is golden. Reading the break on the green and deciding the fine se he needs to putt the ball m the hole, Kel Rellev concentrate on his shot. (Photo by Alex Kelly) That's game. .i\ftl'r n amazing round, ophomore ju-.tin l afoya r lax~s and waits behmd the 18th hole for ht teammates to finish thetr match. (Photo b\ Susan Foster) - �Fore! Prepanng a oft ch1p up to thegn.' •n, junior u tin Robl•rt concentrat on where he want to put tht:> ball near thl• pin olfer mu t be able to mea urc distann' between the tee and the green in order to kno\\ wh1ch club to u . (l'hoto b "I don't know why I like golf; it doesn"t get me any girls, and it usually puts me in a bad mood, but I still like it over soccer.~ -Justin Tafoya. 10 "I like using a vanety of clubs to get it to the hole " Zach Wolfel, 10 "I like to play golf because I can be lazy when I do rt." Conor Tewell, 10 "Golf is fun because you get to hit the ball off of the tee and try to .... ·- ...... a~ get it in the hole." a---.-.._.,-Austin Roberts, 10 VARSITY Season Record 4-3 TJ 137-120 Kennedy 125-156 North 120-127 South 131-124 Lincoln 122-174 West GW 136-177 124-113 City Cup 1st place State qualifiers Justin Tafoya ConorTewell Front row: oachJohn Leamon, Kellen Rei!). RO\\ 2: Pl'ter Zarlengo, Evan Hornsby ,JcffWolz, Jake Re1lly, Drew R1edlin. Back row: Hunter ombs, Danil'll.oui.,, ustin Robert-., Zach Wolfe!. \.\"ill Ril·dlin Rvan Bu~'cher, Ale Kellj, onor Tewl'll, Gl·oft Howl'!!. \ar it~ Bo) Golf @ �Hops! Up and O\ er the TJ detenders, juni1lr I eres,t long put on her spnng and fltc htgh 111 the k) \\tth the ballele\ atl•d abo\l' her he,td in perkd po itwn Ill •racetully lay the b,tll 111 th ba ct for an a y tY.o pllmb (Photo bv h.1rlie 0 le) "Basketba II is fun because of thL' comp •tition and we get a chance to show eYervone \\hat we're made of arlvnn M allum 12 · '1 enjO) playing basketball becau'>e it has a lot of competition but not enough games."- 1arissa 1cBride, 12 "Basketball ismv favoritesportbecau"' it separates the girls fromthefem, leathletes."-Terra Horton, 12 "Basketball is a mind game; if you encounter an opponent and con9uer their mind vou ve alreadv \v o n . " - 1 a r I e n McWilliams, 12 a VARSITY Season Record 13-7 Montbello Hinkley GW Foothill Sequioa South Tahoe Provo Manual Dakota Ridge South TJ North West Lincoln JFK Montbello Manual GW G var\ity Girl\ Basketball 43-45 44-80 49-42 56-31 48-24 48-55 52-55 65-45 49-50 73-40 56-37 71-42 83-20 85-6 76-5 55-65 67-33 52-33 49-29 30-54 Front row: Heidi Weimar, Terra Horton, .ulynn Me allum, O,ma Berge, Laura Seewald. Row 2: F\'an~. ~arlena McWilliams, Marissa McBride, arne treno. Back row: oach arlo~ Boyd, oach Beb) Allen, jessica Anderson, Teresa Long, \l\'a S<:hneider, Laila Sh.ued, Britt,my Citizen, oach jeff Tutfel oach Q\.,.ight Berry. �Dribbling Divas TAKE IT TO THE HOOP "BASKETBALL WAS NOT EASY, THE COACH lNG STAFF JUNIOR TERESA LONG STATED, "BASKETBALL GAVE WAS SOMETIMES HARD TO TOLERATE BUT THEY ME A CHANCE TO BUILD A GOOD RELATIONSHIP QUICKLY GOT BACK INCH ECK. OVERALL, IT WAS AN WITHPEOPLE I WOULD HAVE NEVER COMMUNIEXPERIENCE TO BE REMEMBERED,H SECATED WITH.N NIOR BRITTANY CITIZEN STATED. AFTHE LADY ANGELS HAD SOME BLOWTER THE Gl RLS HAD A FEW PROBLEMS OUT GAMES WHERE THEY PLAYED UP TO WITH THE STAFF, COACH BETSY ALLEN THEIR ABILITY. THEY PLAYED JFK AND SAID, "THE GIRLS WERE POTENTIALLY BEAT THEM 76-5. SOPHOMORE CARRIE ONE OFTH E BESTTEAMS EAST HAS HAD, STRENO SAl D, "I LOVE THE BLOWOUT BUTTH EY NEEDEDTO FOCUS.HTH EGl RLS GAMES BECAUSE THEY ARE FUN.N PULLED ITTOGETHER THROUGH THEIR THROUGH THE SEASON, THE ANGELS LOVE FOR THE GAME AS SOPHOMORE HAD TO OVERCOME SOME OBSTACLES JESSICA ANDERSON SAID, "THE COMPE- Overhead Pa s. Against outh, AND DIFFERENCES. AS JUNIOR NOVA TITION AND GETTING HYPED UP MAKES JUniOr Dana Berge throws a per- SCHNEIDER STATED, "BASKETBALL IS NOT YOU WANTTO HURTSOMEBODY.H EVEN fect overhead pass that goes A TALENT, IT IS A GIFT.H THOUGH THE GIRLS LOST TO zooming by the South defender THE LADY ANGELS HAD TO USE THEIR and into her teammates hands. MONTBELLO BY A SCORE OF 65-55, TH El R (Photo by Charlie Ogle) TALENTS TO PLAYTOGETH ERAS A TEAM. HARDEST OPPONENT FOR THE CITY ALTHOUGH THEY Dl D NOT WIN A CHAMTITLE, THEY H ELDTH El R HEADS UP HIGH PIONSHIP, THEY MATURED AS A TEAM. AND FINISH ED THE SEASON STRONG AS A TEAM. AS -COPY BY MARLENA MCWILLIAMS Bol(Out. A.,~ophomore Lalla Shan.•ef bo es out the South defender, ~he 1s in pl•rfect position to recen e the rebound Without South ha\ ing a chance to come in for mterference. (Photo bv Charlie Ogle) · Up the court . Recei\·ing the ball from out of 'ophomore arrie tn•no brings thl' ball up the court to run thl•offense against the1r opponents . (Photo bv Charlie Ogle) · bound~ . Power move. Around ,md underTJ dt:knder-,, so ph o m o r e o \ a ·hneider maJ...e., an mcredible mo\'e to the basl...et for two point>. to put the team in the lead (Photo bv harlie Ogll') Free throw Aftl'r gethng beaten and battered on an ,,!tempt to the hole, sophomore Je-.sica nder-,onis fouled . ' he '>teps to the line for. (Photo by Charlie Ogle) \'arsit) Girls Ba~l..etball ~ �Tea mwork. The Ire hmen ~irJ, ba~t..etball tl'am 1 full of ~p1rit and coopor.11ton Both of thl·~ clcmenh help to complete thl• t 'am and le,1d them Ill\ 1 tor • {Photo b) l,.m Bt,in) othing but et With a ~trong ~hot on thl• n t, 'ophomorc Laura '' •wald has high hopes of scorin~ a point. (Photo b) led Rmehart) J Team. Front row. am.mtha \ ebu, J stca Reed, M1kh, 1 ell ade Dupuc.h,(Jrne tn•no Ba krow TtffclmHorton D,nld<J'roung. Gabri~l e teo!, Vlarta Thomp on, aundra Proctor T ip Off. In a tough fight for the ball, sophomore Gabrielle icol gaine~ posse!> ion. The tip off is the beginning of the game. Usually, the team that gaines po se sion of the tip off can be seen as the dominant team. They ha\·e the ball first \'\"hich gi\·es them a gr at chance of scoring fir.,t. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) • Girl J\n re<>hman Ba!.kelball Fre hman Team. Front row Ju tme 1artmcz I 3 LittleJOhn m Bol~ r, Ro .tlyn \\ il on, u 1t.' 1,1rtinez. C,tarla Bell. Row 2 arah R.tbm, 'VIomquc mdo\ at, hie)' Hem mg. tl pham~ R,mdolph. Tiffan\ Horton Ba k row driL:nn ( hn t} '>amantha \ eber Del\ 1d 1Youn •, Kate Hopper oa<.h Dwtght Bern �or Shooting Although they were not varsity, the girls junior varsity and freshman basketball teams were full of talent and spirit. Composed of many eager and determined girls, the two teams were prepared to sacrifice anything for their team and for a victory. Coach Berry, the freshman coach and Coach Tuffel, the JV coach, started the season out many weeks prior to the first game; a lot of conditioning and tough practices were prepared to push the girls to try their hardest and work to their greatest ability. Along the way, each girl acquired many new skills and made a lot of new friends. In addition, they created the ability to work well together as a team which really helped them to excel. "After many weeks of practidng, we really started to come together as a team. We all have talent and when we play, it really shows," said fresh - man Amy Bolger, a member of the freshman team. When the first game finally approached, both teams went in with the hope of a positive outcome. Both teams took home a victory, the first of many. "I knew we could win our first game as well as many to follow. We have practiced a lot and I really feel that it paid off," stated sophomore Carrie Streno, a star JV player. The freshman team began the season with a 15-1 record, with their only loss against Montbello, a game they could have won if they had made their free throws. The JV team began with a record of 13-3, with losses to Montbello, Dakota Ridge and Overland. With their early season successes, the girls planned to continue their victorious ways and end the season in the same way it began, with a series of victories. -Sydney Park Control. To maintain pos~e~s1on of the ball, ophomore Carrie Strenodribble~ dO\..,·n the court. Players can control the ball bvdribbling around with i.t until they find an open teammate whotheycanpa sitto. This is a good way to move the ball down the court. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Defe n se! In basketball, scoringisn'tevel)thmg. In order to "'in a game, it is \·ery important to have strong defense. Freshman Adrienne Christy blocks her opponent with high hope~ of regaining possession of the ball. (Photo by Ian Bisio) Mai ntai n ing Po essio n. During a game \·s. Tj, freshman Rosalyn Wilson turns her back tO\" ard the opponl·nt in order to kel'P thl' ball for the off •nse. Freshmen tarla Bell and Davida 'r oung an• rl'•'dy to hdp it nt'l'lh•d . long with s oring, possessiOn 1s a key elt•ment to the game. (Photo by !,m Bisio) Jump round To make the perfect shot, sophomore AI) s<>a Te\·es weaye~ through the dl'fender., and jumps up to shoot the ball . (Photo bv· Ted Rinehart) . ~ Girt., J\ /f re-.hman Ba t.et ba tt ~ �Striving for Success ALWAYS COMPETITIVE ~A SEASON FULL OF POTENTIAL. WE ARE GOING TO BE lNG BY GOING UNDEFEATED EXCEPT FOR THE HOLIAS GOOD AS OUR WORK ETH IC,N SAl D COACH CAREY. DAY TOURNAMENT IN LAS VEGAS WHERE THEY THE ANGEL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM WENT 1-2 AGAINST NATIONAL COMPEEXPECTED TO BE SUCCESSFUL WHILE AT TITION. THE TEAM THAT DEFEATED THE SAME TIME REBUILDING. BUT AS THEM IN THE SECOND GAME WENT ON THE SEASON PROGRESSED, THE TEAM TO WIN THE TOURNAMENT. REALIZED THEY HAD HUGE POTENTIAL. THE TEAM CONTINUED THEIR WINl'f ·'.f J -~ ' , 'l... , THE TEAM SHOWED GREAT IMPROVENING WAYS AS THEY STORMED ) • I . ~ MENT WITH THE ADDITION OF TRANSTHROUGH DPS COMPETITION, BEATING ' , ,;o I. FERS SENIOR JERMAL LOVE AND JUNTEAMS BY AS MANY AS 40 POINTS. EN, ' . ,. -- :. l - -·· ~ ..,_ TERING THE PLAYOFFS RANKED NUMIORS CHRIS BREVER AND DREW COLEN. LOVE, THE AMAZING, QUICK POINT BER ONE, THE ANGELS EASILY WON THE GUARD WITH AN ACCURATE JUMP SHOT Time out. Coach are\ calls a time Fl RST TWO GAMES AGAINST WASSON out to regroup his tea~ in the game TRANSFERRED FROM MANUAL. BREVER, against Heritage. The whole team lb· AND GATEWAY, BUT WERE DEFEATED WHOTRANSFERRED FROM EAGLECREST, tens to oach .HL'\ 's ad\·ice in the BY CHERRY CREEK IN THE FIRST GAME CONTRIBUTED WITH HIS THREE POINT huddle. The Angels bmt the Eagles AT THE COLISEUM. 61-"-l in the1r first presL•ason ~arne . SHOT. THE OTHER STARTING GUARD, (Photo by Ale Kell)) ALTHOUGH THIS LOSS ENDEDTHE SEADREW COLEN, TRANSFERRED FROM SON, WITH MANY RETURNING PLAYTEXAS AND PROVIDED ADDITIONAL QUICKNESS. ERS, THE TEAM LOOKED FORWARD TON EXT YEAR. RANKED NUMBERONE,TH EY PROVEDTH El R RANK-COPY BY H El Dl WEIMAR . . ~ ......-~.!.~ - ~. ' " 'j tepping in ync. In the highly competiti\'C game versu~ Manu.1l, the players run together in synchronized step. back on defense. The Angels dele a ted the Thunderbolt~ twin•, 7767 and 78-62. (Phot,, b} Ale Kell)) Defense. Playing tough defen'>e again-,t Heritage, junior Phil Harvey leads hb opponent into the trap. The Angels run an aggressi\·e full court pre'>s, using the trap~ to make the other team turn the ball O\'er. (Photo bv Alex Kelly) 4Bi>\ar.it) Bo)\ Ba ketball Looking Inside. In the playoff game against Cherry Creek, <,enior guardjermal LO\·elooks for an open man inside. The Angels were unsuccessful in their bid for another tnp to the Pepsi enter. (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider) - Breakaway I ayup. fter making ,1 stL•al off the full court press, JUnIor Chris Brc\·er takes the ball to the hoop. Bre\·er scores an easy two points in the Angel's victory over the lleritage EagiL·s . (Photo by Ale Kelly) �Kri~p Kreme. <..etting an ,liter-\ 1ctorv snack, junior Da\ id Blood saw, Chri Brever and Antonio Porch, get a box of doughnuts Irom tlw hop 10 thL• I caltbur llotL•I. On the te,1m ' ~ trip to Las Vega~. ,1 well a~ pia} m good omp II tors, the tl am had fun explonng thl• c1ty, nd 1t fan y hotel . (Photo by I i .ll'ortl•r) "It's not how vou play the game;it's what you do in th' game." -Da\'id Bloodsaw, 11 "If anyone shall stand in our way, let it be ourseh·cs." -Antonio Porch, 11 "The only way to beat us is to cheat us." -Drew olen, 11 "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." -Jermal Love, 12 VARSITY Season Record 18-3 61-54 71-40 67-50 76-55 64-71 62-63 80-29 77-67 64-62 89-49 87-41 86-49 86-37 72-53 83-54 81-55 78-62 65-53 74-54 63-45 57-65 Heritage Montbello GW Durango Our Savior of America Modesto Christian TJ Manual Dakota Ridge TJ North West South Lincon Kennedy Montbello Manual GW Wasson Gateway Cherry Creek Front rm~: Da,·id Blood~aw, MJ 0,1ih, DrL'W Coll•n, Phil Han e\·, Stevl•n 1cQuav, D •rek Rore , Fred Hudnall. Back row, Daumond Thor~ ton, D,1mion Mitchell, Chr·i~ Bren~r, AntoniZl Porch, )erma( Lm·e, Daru~ Bowman, Kris .ordon. \ al"\it) Bo) Bas~etball ® �othin The World in their Hand. The JV and Cboys basketball teams were composed of many talented and devoted players. Both teams had potentjal to have a successful season. The JV had many outstandjng players, but every player contributed to the team's chemjstry. "They all made a contribution to make the team competitive," stated Coach Perlmutter. The JV's game plan was developjng strong off-sjde and helpjng defense, aggressjve man to man defense, patience on offense, and work;ng on getting the best shot possjble. The JV had an even record of 3-3 at the end of the semester but the future was bright for the last 13 games of the season. All of the JV's scheduled games ut were tough, espedally the heated rivalries wjth Manual, GW, Montbello, and TJ. At all levels, the theme of the boy's basketball program was "Success js measured by effort." The C team coached by Warren Hardjng started the season undefeated wjth a record of 6-0. Coach Hardjng taught Ms players, "You work on defense, and rest on offense." Outstandjng players that led the C team were Aaron Batter, pjerre Curtis, Andre Hjnes, Addjson Mosby, and Fredrick Thomson. The C team djsdpUne on and off the court showed jn the games where thejr full court press k;lled thejr opponents. -Copy by Hejdj Wejmar Run the Pia . Gi,·inga ball fake to confuse the defense, sophomore R\an Bue-.cher, makes the play start b) looking for the open man as he cuts to the ba-.ket Ryan Bue cher swings behveen the JV and ,·arsity. (Photo bv T0d.d Applebaum) · nd One. 1aking naggressive drin~ to the hoop, junior Fdward Kelly makes the basket as well as drawmg the foul which wtll put him at the foul line for free throws. (Photo bv Todd Applebaum) • GJ I Boy Ba~ketball Take the Charge. Getting the perfect defensive position, sophomore Damion rowe II ets his feet to get a charging call on his opponent from TJ. The JV beat the partans by 3 in a clos game. (Photo by Todd Appl baum) Set it up. leading his team and directing them to their starting places, freshman Devon Cowan. runs point guard for the team . (Photo by Tt.>d Rim•hart) �1, 2,3, Team! \llakmg the game plan and di cu mg the1r trategy for the game, the Angels huddle before the big game. The J act~ like a team when they ~how their team pirit by making a cheer. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) Good "D". t1ckmg with hi man, ophomore hri mith defends the point guard from Tj. Defeno;e is a major part of the n 'el'<> stratl·gy. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) ice Move. Laying the b,11l up for two point;., fre~hman ddison Mosbj gets a wide open layup off the fa t break. The team runs a tough full court prc~s so the teJm scores man) point;, on easy baskets after they make many steals. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) n I Boys Basketball @ �Up, p, and way. St, rting \\ ith fh, jumor Adrienm• Tecza compl te in th 200 mdt\ tdual medl ) shL• will complt>tt•ll'ngth-. ol b,1ck troke, bn•aststroke .md frt•e-.1\ Ie. Swimmmg in thl' IM gh e wimmer il Lhilnce to sho\\ off thetr abilttiL• mall four trokt•s. (Photo b) B •ts) Johnson) "Goin~ to away meets IS the best part of the season because we ~et to ride the bu !' -Betsy Johnson "The best part of practice is getting out of the pool " -Alii ·on uanes "Practice is ahvays better w ith a simle on your face." -Pattie Parkhur·t "When I dive my butt mak s the biggest pla h!" -}a1m1e Clifton r VARSITY Season Record 5-2 GW West Relay Meet North Montbello AUJFK TJ South 54-132 134-39 4th 142-33 134-48 62-121 105-81 112-74 "B " Meet "A" Meet 2nd 4th ® Girh. ' wimming Front row: Wendy Whittaker, Caj Ia Chiln•z-Murphy, Danielle Beem, Mile kenzie Dil\·is, Whitnl'y hearer, Rose VilnCilmp, jeannie Wert, Krista pl'ncer, Lois Douglas. Row 2. I ucy Brothers, Elena Trenholme, Ali aid well, Megan le\·in, Fns Ambrose, Karl'n D'Onofrio, Robyn I atson. Row 3: Lilly Bt·rger, Katie ounty, Kate Boland, Margaret lttelson, a bra Hickman, .rJce Kaufman, Tiffany Pless, Brittney Holobinko, Back row Beby Johnson, Kir ten Tanner. �Strokes of Genius ANGELS REACHING FOR SUCCESS 'THIS YEAR, SWIMMING HAS BEEN THE BEST COME OUT FOR THE TEAM. I WAS A LITTLE SPORT EVER TO PARTICIPATE IN. I LOVE THE FEEL SCARED BECAUSE I HAD NOT SWUM ON A TEAM OF THE MEETS; SAID SOPHOMORE MARIA BEFORE, BUTTH E SWIMMERS ANDTH E COACHES VELAZQUEZ. REALLY HELPED ME IMPROVE." THE SWIM SEASON GOTOFFTOAGREAT MANY GIRLS TRIED OUT. THERE WERE START, HAVING PRESEASON FOR THE FIVE DIVERS AND FORTY-EIGHT SWIMFIRST TIME SINCE THE CHANGE IN MERS AND OF THOSE ATHLETES, EIGHCOACHES. EARLY AMBITION GOT THE TEEN WERE FRESHMEN. A FEWOFTH EM TEAM OFF TO A PRODUCTIVE AND CONHAD A BACKGROUND IN SWIMMING, FIDENT BEGINNING. BUTMOSTSTARTEDSWIMMING FORTHE THE FIRST TEAM TO CHALLENGE THE FIRST TIME. SWIM TEAM WAS GW. THE LADY ANPROVI Dl NG TOUGH COMPETITION FOR GELS GOT A SHOCK OF REALITY WITH NEW AND OLD SWIMMERS WERE THE THE LOSS AGAINST GW. YET, EVEN AF- Observe in Silence. \ atching the MEETS AGAINST SOUTH, LINCOLN/ TER THE LOSS, THE TEAM WAS MORE dh ers perform , freshman Katie KENNEDY AND TJ. DETERMINED TO SUCCEED. Boland and Lilly Berger stare in siOVERALL, WITH INCREASED QUALITY HELPING THE TEAM WITH HER COACH- lence bt•cau~e one cannot talk during IN COMPETITION AND NEW SWIMMERS the di\·ing portion of the meet. (Photo ING SKILLS WAS THE NEW ASSISTANT by COMING OUT FOR THE FIRSTTIME, THE tephan Hall) COACH, TEE MACDONALD. -THIS TEAM SEASON CALLED FOR DEDICATION AND WAS A GREAT GROUP OF GIRLS AND AWARDED THOSE WHO FINISHED THE THEY WORKED VERY HARD, ESPECIALLY THE SEASON. FRESHMEN," SAID TEE. FRESHMAN GRACE -COPY BY STEPHANIE O'BRIEN KAUFMAN SAID, ·1 AM SO GLAD I DECIDED TO Breathe. Sucking in air, 1phomore Flise oo· per fm1shes her hundrt-d ~ard frecstvle race tn wl h she t~k first against orth . wimmmg n meeb against . mailer teamsgi\·eseach irla chance to improve. (Photobv tephan Hall) up for some air the meat against . (Photo bv n Hall) . wimmer Take Your Mark. tanding on the block , sophomore Wendy \\hittakl'r get-. ready to din~ in during the W m •t. (Photo b tephan H,11l) Checking in nticipa· tion. I rl•shman . 1,1ggil' Rounds chl-cks thl' mec t . chedule for her ne t e\ ent. (Photo b\ tephanie O ' Brien) . Girl' s~imming e �Pinning the Victory WRESTLERS USE THEIR STRENGTH FOR SUCCESS OFF TO A ROCKY START, THE WRESTLING TEAM DIFFICULTTOURNAMENT. COACH GALLEGOS ONL ENDURED A FEW BUMPS IN THE ROAD ON THEIR REAFFIRMED THE TEAM'S STRONG SENSE OF UNI PATH TO VICTORY. THE THREE CAPAN D C0 M PAN I 0 N SH I P. .T H E B0 TAINS, JUNIOR DAVID SCOTT AND SEHAVE REALLY WORKED TOGETHER THI NIORSTHALYN LOVEANDMIKE STRENO, SEASON, DESPITE TH El R LESS-THAN-SU AS WELL AS THE RETURNING COACH, CESSFUL BEGINNINGS . I'M EXTREMEL RANDY GALLEGOS, REALLY HELPED THE PROUD OF THEM,H SAID COAC TEAM WRESTLE THEIR WAY TOWARD GALLEGOS. WRESTLING IS A DIFFICUL VICTORY. AFTER FORFEITING TO LINSPORT WITH MANY RESTRICTIONS COLN AND KENNEDY, THE TWO BEST WELL AS EXPECTATIONS. EVERY WRE TEAMS INTHE LEAGUE,AND BEING BEAT TLER HAS TO TRAIN HARD, EXCERCIS BY GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE WRESTH El R MUSCLES, EVEN ON THE OFF-SE Down and Out. During a match TLERS CAME BACK AND BEAT NORTH. "IF against SON, AND WORK HARD TO MEETTH El lontbello, Mike Stnmo, a seIT HADNT BEEN FOR THE FORFEITS, WE nior, works hard at holding his own WEIGHTREQUIREMENTS.ITTAKESA LO COULD HAVE BEAT LINCOLN AND against his opponent. Wrestling is OF DEDICATION AND HARDWORK . • IT definitely a test of skill and strategy as KENNEDY EASILY,H SAID TEAM CO-CAP- well as strength. (Photo bv Dana Dl FFICULT, BUT IT IS A LOT OF FUN AN TAIN DAVID SCOTT, A JUNOR. ·ouR Fulenwider) IT IS VERY GRATIFYING. ITS DEFINITEL TEAM IS FILLED WITH STRONG INDITHE MOST REWARDING SPORT A PE VIDUALS AS WELL AS BEING UNITED AS A GROUP,H SON CAN PARTICIPATE IN,H SAID CO-CAPTAIN Ml ADDED CO-CAPTAIN THALYN LOVE, A SENIOR AND STRENO.IT IS OBVIOUS THATTH EWRESTLING TEAM CHAMPION OF THE PUEBLO TOURNAMENT, AVERY SUCCESS IS DUE TO THEIR EFFORTS. -RACHEL LEXIE match against Manu captams junior Da\ xott, and Thalvn Lo and \like tre~o, b seniors, shJke han w1th thl• opposing te, before t.uting .,._ rc tie (Photo bv 0,1 l·ulenw!der) Headlock. During a match against Montbello, sophomore Jordan Benson puts his opponent in a headlock in order to dominate the rest of the match. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) 4ili)wrestling Evenly Matched. Holding onto his opponent in a match against Montbello, MikeStreno, a enior, tries hard to fight his competitor to the ground and hold him there. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) · are very rl'warding cause thl'V come fn an indivldual effo (Photo bv Da lull'nwider) . �lam. Thai) n Lm c, a cn11 r, rai~c hi compchtor high abm chi~ head in preparation to execute a t Montbello. Wrcstlmg rl'qulrl' thought to plan whill to done tin ordertoachie\c b t rl' ult. (Photo b D,1na I ulenwider) \Ctn am, t h agam "My favonte match was aga•nst Kennedy. Even though it was difficult and we lost, it was still a lot of fun." -David Scott, 11 "The best part of wrestling•s the adrenaline rush when you pin a difficult opponent. It's great!" -Mike Streno, 12 "My favorite wrestling moment was at the Pueblo tournament because it was a hard but very rewarding experience." -Thalyn Love. 12 "Wrestling is a very trying sport, with all the complicatiOns of making weight and winning matches. but it is also a lot of fun." -Nick Robinson, 12 Season Record 3-6 Kennedy Lincoln GW North Montbello West Manual TJ South Records & awards T. Love- 9-0 M. Streno- 8-1 D. Scott- 7-2 31-45 21-48 30-51 41-39 34-48 35-40 55-12 36-42 47-30 4 pins 2 pins 1 p1n Thalyn Love - winner of the Will Howard Trophy - outstanding wrestler nnt row Henr\ Kofa, jonathan 1ontgomery, Thalyn l O\'C, Da\'id Scott a than Jones, Barry Frye. Back w: M1chal'l Strl·no,. 'icholas Robinson, Arnold King, jeff Car~ ten, Ton\ astillo, Ben Hedman, Jordan n~on. \\resiling • �Power Play. ggress1~·e lv leading her tt•am upheld, senior Molly \1a f1eld carl•full k p control of th ball. B •ing wnfident helps a pla_ cr ucn• fully work her way around the opposing team (Photo b tephan Hall) "I once inhaled too much of my own shinguard air and had to begiwnCPR" -Erin Wagner 12 "I play -;occer because there is no other way to attract guys than a sexy shin-guard tan." -Katy Dickinson, 12 'Soccer at East is a great experience. I have had o uch fun getting to all the girl on the team." -Molly Maxfield, 12 "My favorite part of soccer is competing at the high school level and corning together as a team for a common goal which i to win ." -Marissa McBride, 12 VARSITY SCHEDULE Arapahoe Columbine Manual GW Montbello North West Lincoln Kennedy South TJ e Gi rls occer 3/13 3/20 3/21 4/2 4/9 4/11 4/16 4/18 4/23 4/25 4/30 5/2 5/21 Front row: Amccra Abdullah, Katy Dickinson, Erin Wagner, Carlynn McCallum, Molly Maxfield, Allyso~ Levy, Callie Lanphier. Back row: Monica Schwartz, Christina Reed, Michelle Frank, Rachel Spady, Mariss McBride, Lauren Almon, Lauren johnston, Abby Kurtz-Phelan. �Lady Angels Just Kickin' It BOOTING THE OPPONENT OFF THE FIELD BLAST PLAYING WITH THE TEAM EVERYDAY. SINCE WE ARE CONSIDERED A 'GHETTO INN ER-CITYTEAM,' I LOVE TEARING UP THOSE SUBURBAN TEAMS'N-ABBY KURTZ-PHELAN, 11 ONE OF THE BEST ASPECTS OF SOCCER IS ALL THE TALENT YOU ARE EXPOSED TO. THE GIRLS ON THE TEAM ARE INCREDIBLE ATHLETES AND THROUGH THEM YOU CAN LEARN TO LOVE IT SO MUCH. IT HAS BEEN A GREAT TIMEr -LAUREN ALMON, 11 ~ EAST HAS BEEN A LOTOF FUN, AND I TravelingUpfield.Dribblingupfield, HAVE GOTTEN TO PLAY WITH VERY FUN sophomoreCarrie trenolooksahead AND TALENTED PLAYERS. I AM LOOKtomapouthernextmove. ,oodplanlNG FORWARD TO THE NEXT SEASON.N ning is very important when it comes -CALL 1 E LAN pH 1 ER, 10 to wmning . (Photo by tephan Hall) ~SOCCER HAS BE EN A BIG PART OF My SOCCER HAS ALWAYS BEEN A TRADITION AND THE MEMORIES GROW FONDER WITH EACH PASSING YEAR. THIS YEAR'S TEAM PLAYED HARD AND THE OVERALL ENERGY OF THE TEAM WAS GREAT. MANY OF THE VARSITY PLAYERS WERE RETURNING SENIORS WHO HAVE PLAYED SINCE THEY WERE FRESHMEN AND STAND AS ROLE MODELS FOR THE UNDERCLASSMEN. INDIVIDUALLY NO ONE CAN WIN, BUT TOGETHER THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS. IHIS YEAR'S TEAM PLAYED HARD AND OPENED UP A LOT OF OPPORTUNITIES TO BE A CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM.N -CARLYNN MCCALLUM, 12 ~EAST SOCCER IS SO MUCH FUN! I LOVE PLAYING WITH ALL THE GIRLS, ITS SUCH A GREAT EXPERIENCE. GO ANGELS!N -LAUREN JOHNSTON, 10 ~PLAYING GIRLS SOCCER IS A GOOD TIME! I HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE AND NOW THAT I AM A SENIOR I LOOK AT THE FRESHMEN AND IT REMINDS ME OF WHERE I CAME FROM.N -ALLYSON LEVY, 12 Forging Ahead. Pushing her way upfield, junior Adrienne Tecza work.~ to keep the ball in her po~ ession in hope of scoring. The playets need an equal amount of defense as well as offense when in control of the ball. (Photo by tephan Hall) A Plan in Action. Prepanng to unload the ball, senior Katy Dickinson eves a team mate to pass. the ball to. Good passing is key in order to successfully keep the ball movmg toward the goal (Photo by Stephan Hall) Fancy Footwork. 1-.tllfully work.ing her way up the field, junior Megan .\1c on\"ille 1-.eeps the ball from her opponent. Good foot work. helps 1-.eep the ball going the right direction. (Photo bv tephame Gill) · t Full peed Running alongside an opponent, senior hrishna Reed calrnh controls the situation. Good defense helps to wm the game. (Photo by • tl'phanie Gill) Girl 'occer @ �Breakaway. A bre.1kaway toward the glMI is .1 gre.1t w.1y to score a point. )phomore C.1rrie Str~'no i gi\ en the opportunity to dribble the b.11l all the w.1v up th 'side ot the field. (Photo by I l.'d Rinehart) Following Through. E\·el} soccer coach teache-. their players about the importance of first touch and following through. ph omore a Ilie Lanphier practices both of these sJ...ills while trapping and p.lssing an air ball. (Photo by Todd pplebaum) Steady Stri des. Endurance i a big part of soccer. Each player is expected to stay in hape by participating in running and fitness drills everyday. Junior Adrienne Tecza prove he i in hap by making ucce ful runs and taying on her feet. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) ~iris occer J . Front r w. Alh on 8.1rth lomew, AI• LS Kirkman, Mud Totaro-Bloom, Emily t mer, Typh, ny Pernell, Mollie Savage Row 2: FaU\ e johnson Sarah Rowl.1nd, Ann<~ Van Pelt, h.1rla Agnoleth, Lth Reynold Back row: Enca Wem, Moll · uan , Katie Riley, manth.1 Weber, Eh eMoyer �Breaking Workin~ to the Goal hard toward a uccessfitl ea on. The gjr[s' soccer season held up to jts competitive standard. After a tremendous showing of seventy gjr[s at tryouts, three teams of talented players were put together by the coaching staff which jncluded Tee MacDonald, who has been the head coach for the past twelve years, Beth Hjnz and J.R. VerKamp. The two JV teams, JV white, under the coaching of VerKamp and JV red, coached by Hjnz, held thejr own agajnst thejr opposition. Wjth well-developed footsldlls, a thorough understandjng of the game and excellent pojnters and tips by thejr coaches, these gjrls put the other teams to the test! "Soccer jsn't just a game .. .it's Ufe." -Kalvjn Kj{{jan, 10 "I enjoy soccer because of the games and the competitiveness on the team." -Laura Seewald, 10 "I started playjng jn second grade and never stopped because I made lots of!riends and as my sldll developed I played competitively on Club Denver for four years. When I got to East, jt was a whole new level of soccer and I love the challenges and worldng with these amazjng coaches." -Michelle Horwitz, 10 "I love playjng soccer because I met great friends with the gjrls on the team." -Molly Mernah, 10 "I started playjng soccer when I was five and jt has been a great way for me to get away from my problems and just have fun." -Krista Mehlbach, 10 "Soccer js a great experience for enrichjng your mjnd, body, and soul. "-Mary Roxbury, 10 Talkin' it Up. In a gam , communication is kev. Senior Mari sa McBnd~ and sophomore Carrie treno demonstrate how beneficial this skill can be by telling eachotherwhenand where to make the pass. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Ball Control. Soccer is a game of po:.session. Without it, one cannot score a goal. Sophomore Alice Ogle use~ her expert foot skills to control the ball and get it toward the opponent ' ~ goa . (Photo by Carle Stenmark) Taking Her Time. It's always nice when a player receives a pass without tons of defenders immediately on her tail. junior Abby Kurtz-Phelan checks out the field and the positions of all her players b fore deciding what to do with the bi!ll . (Photo by Dan.1 Fulenwider) ticking to it. DuriJ!g .1 g.1me, every pl<~yer is expected to stid. to the OPf'OStng pl<~yer they are m.1rkmg. Sophomore Knst.1 Mehlbach proves thi. kill to be useful ~...·hile biltthng a g•rl from the Kennedy te.1m . (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider) · · Girl occer 4ID �Based On A True Story ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD THEY SAY I SPEAK SOFTLY, BUT THEY ALSO SAY A TEAM LED BY LONGTIME HEAD COACH HOWARD KARSH, THIS IS ONE DYNAMIC SQUAD. WITH I CARRY A BIG STICK; BUT WHO CARES WHAT THEY SAY ANYWAY'N -PATRICK MIMS, 9 FIREBALLER SEVEREN MCGOWAN ON ~I'VE GOT THE SKILLS OF TODD THE MOUND, BACKSTOP MIKE STRENO HELTON, BUT THE THING THAT SEPABEHIND THE PLATE, AND A SET OF RATES US IS THAT I ALSO GOT ALL THE OTHER PLAYERS WITH SPEED, POWER, LOOKS.N -JEFF CARSTEN, 12 AND CHEMISTRY AT THEIR DISPOSAL, ~I THINK THAT I AM GOING TO THIS IS A TEAM WITH TALENT. HAVE A BREAKOUT YEAR.N -TRAVIS HAVINGALLTHESEASSETS IS ONE REALEISER, 12 SON THAT THERE WERE SUCH ENOR~THERE'S NOTHING I LOVE MORE MOUS EXPECTATIONS FOR THIS SEATHAN HITTING INTO THE GAPS AND SON, WHICH IS NOT VERY SURPRISING Brace Yourself. Settmg to relea"e a MAKING MY WAY AROUNDTH E BASES CONS I DERING THATTHE MAJORITY OF p1tch, seniOr S..veren ~lc owan cocb THESE PLAYERS HAVE BEEN PLAYING back his lethal right arm One of the -JEREMY ANDERSON,12 ~BASEBALL, ITS ALL ABOUT HAVSINCE THEY WERE FRESHMAN. ADD IN most important aspccb oi being a NEWCOMEROSAGIEOVIAWETHIS VAR- successful pitcher is having a potent ING A FUN TIME AND SWINGING BIG arsenal of pitches at your disposal. BATS!N -JAMES SCHROEDER, 10 SITY SQUAD HAS A GOOD UNDER- (Photo by Matisse Anderson) ~I ENJOY PLAYING BASEBALL BESTANDING OF ONE ANOTHER'S ROLES CAUSE IT GIVES ME THE OPPORTUNITY AND ALL EGOS WERE CHECKED AT THE TO SIT IN THE OUTFIELD AND PONDER MY NAVEL: DOOR. -KERRY SHANNON, 12 Race Again t Time. Attempting to <.teal second base, "enior C.J. Donovan tries to beat out the catcher'. throw tea ling bases i useful when the team must get runners into scoring position. (Photo by Matisse Ander on) ~ Baseball What Goe Up ... Waiting for a pop-up to come down and land in his mitt, sophomore Bryan Kusic keep::. hi eye on the ball. Maintaining focus on routine plays is a key ingredient for a winning recipe. (Photo by Matisse Anderson) mound, third ba emar. s •nior Jeremy Anders gets in position to ta the runner out. Bein able to pick runners o is kev wh nit comes t keeping runners fro!!! scoring . (Photo b MatiSse Andl on) Patience i a Virtue Wa1ting for his chan to resume his at-ba while the opponen changes pitchers, seniOI Mike Streno stands out while th • new pitch warms up. (Photo b Matisse Anderson) �1he 1oment of Truth. Walling for the fir t pitch to come, emor Scvenm McGowan ke~p hi ~yc on the man on the mound B •ing .tbll' to make cont ct with the pitch i almo t completely dep ndent on havmg \ ery h rp C) ·hand coordin tion. Without that facl't, mo t players .uc left win ing at the air. (Photo by t. ti e Ande on) "~y favorite thing about ba~ •b.lllisleamingg!Kxl bat control o I can hit the weet spot every time I come to the plate." -Severen McGowan, 12 "I know I look pretty in my jcr ev, you don't h.we to ~v anv· thing baby 1" • • -, 'oah Wright, 11 "Mv favorite plaver is Rickv Henderson be· cause no one thought he could break the stolen base record, but he was determined to do so and hedid ."-Osagie Oviawe, 12 "I like catchmg more than hitting because I like throwing out the runners when thev make their bra\·e at- VARSITY SCHEDULE Aurora Central Fort Lupton Skyview Englewood Conifer TJ North Kennedy GW Lincoln South Montbello Chaparral Manual West Ralston Valley Baseball Reglonals Baseball Regionals ront row: Kerry Shannon, Mike treno, Sc\·eren McGowan, Jeremy Anderson, Evan Homsbv, Ieven larlor. Back ro~: o,,,gie Oviawe,. oah Wright, Jeff arsten ick Ander..on, J.tmes. ·hroeder, Dustin Patrick Mims, .J Donovan . 3/11 3/13 3/15 3/20 3/21 4/2, 4/5 4/8 4/10 4/12 4/15 4/17 4/19 4/20 4/22 4/24 4/26 5/9 5/10 Ba eball@ �Field of Making great aves a11d catching into a great sea on "Batter up" was what you would hear from baseball coaches, Mr. Doyle and Mr. Karsh. Everyone had to go through tryouts and depending on which team they got on, the players worked together. Many fresh man joined the team while some sophomores chose to play for a second year. All of the practice and hardwork paid off for the JV baseball team. "Last year we weren't very good, but this year we went for it all. " Joseph Barn holt, 10 "Baseball had a good season and I am glad I joined the team. " Jesse Stanley, 9 "I'd play lacrosse, but I like baseball ea better. " -Robert Fitzgerald, 10 "I have loved baseball ever since I was little and it is great that our school has a good team." -Jessie Shapiro, 10 "Baseball is my favorite sport and I am glad that I did it again." -Noam Silkoff, 10 "This was my first year playing baseball at East and at first it was difficult, but by the end of the season I loved it. " -Jesse Davis, 9 "I like baseball because all of the guys on the team are cool and it's good to be friends with your teammates." -Jake Reilly, 9 "My favorite part of baseball is when we are playing games. " -Bryan Kottke, 10 Home run. \1\.'aiting to ~ee how far he hit the ball, sophomore Bnan Kusic is 1n hopes that he put his team on the scoreboard . Playing against their rivals numerous times, the Angels held it together . (Photo by :vtatisse Ander on) Getting Dow n and Dirty. 'vlaking sure that he assi ts the first baseman to get the out, junior Dustin Darnell points his feet in the right position and sticks his glove out. Teamwork is a necessary party of playing ba. eball. (Photo by 1atis e Anderson) · Q ) saseball Watching the Ball. Lookmg to see where the ball is going, sophomore Eric Hokanson anticipate his speed and gets his glove ready to make a catch. (Photo by :vtatisse Ander.,on) Baseball Talk. Helping his team out and telhng them what they should do, oa Karsh does hi job to be a leader. Being the co<1Ch tak a lot of time nnd hard wo in organizing the team and making out the schedule . (Photo by :viatisse Ander' " �Ready To Go. Getting ready to give the oppo~ing team a pitch, jumor. oah Wri •ht is et on where to throw the ball. Pitching i one of the mo t important things bout ba eball. (Photo by Matisse Ander on) Good Pitch. Having great form right before throwing a p1tch, sophomore Jes •e hapiro hope that he will 'trike the batter out. Good form is the ke. to pitching a perfect game. (Photo by Matisse Anderson) JV Ba eball. Front row: John Lehto, jeo;s1 haptro, Joe Bamholt, Marcos E pmoz,, oam 1lkoff jau.m M,u h, AI elson, Du tin haron, Peter Ant.u, Co.Kh Brend, n Do it.: Row 2 EncHok n on,Jc e t nle ,\1arkl Hubbard, Blake Brown B n Templc,JarnttR d, lonzo Rmz, Z,lch lutz B.1ck row Robert F1tz er.1ld, Bryan Kottke, J•mm re~ en Mtkc Batsford I Boll\ l'tl , Jule Bt.:rl"\ man Ben 1mon, \\ l' ley Brown. J k Retll Hey Batter, Batter. WalJ...ing up to home plate with confidence that he will score a run for his team, senior Jeremv Ander,on makes sure that he is prepared. The batter alway, has to be cautious and aware of what is going on in the game (Photo by Matisse Anderson) Ba eball 0 �" tv fa\'orite part of the· -.eason is tlw Or1, ndo tnp and the intensitv of our biggest games." -. 1olly Me onaty, 11 Perfect Form. Spnnting dm\ n the idehne cradling thl' ball, Junior Carne Ander on " llrc a goal to lead her tl',lm to .mothl'r \ ictory. (I'hoto b\ D,ma Fulenwider) · compet. Wli.en we upset them Ia t vear, \ve began a ri\;alry that will continue for vears to come." • -B tsy Johnson, 12 tition VARSITY SCHEDULE Arapahoe Florida Tournament Boulder Wheat Ridge Kent Liberty Cherry Creek Air Academy George Washington Colorado Academy Rampart Pine Creek State Tournament 3/11 3/14 3/20 4/2 4/4 4/5 4/8 4/10 4/12 4/15 4/17 4/24 5/6 Front row: Andee Barocas, Lauren .\llangione, Carrie Anderson, Dana Kuper, Ashley Eppler. Row 2: Brittnay Roy, Chelsea Acosta, lA1uren Erickson, Abbie Foust, Betsy Johnson, Rachel Lewis, Molly Me onaty, Rosie O'Dea, Benice Atufunwa, oach jenny Meade. Back row: Molly Recht, Dani Fortson, Dena Miller, 'atalie Drucker, oach Mike Hernandez. �Stickin' It To 'Em LADY ANGELS CRADLE, SHOOT AND SCORE! THE GIRLS LACROSSE SEASON BEGAN WITH A NEW ~LACROSSE IS AN AWESOME GAME. IT IS FULL OF SKILL, HEAD COACH, MIKE HERNANDEZ, WHOTOOKOVER FUN, AND OF COURSE SPEEDANDAGILITY. I LOVE IT, AND I ALWAYSTRYTO BEAGOODTEAMAFTER KURT CHAPIN RETIRED FROM THE MATE, AND WORK HARD TO SUCCEED POSITION. HERNANDEZ HIRED FOUR DURING THE SEASON.~ -ANDEE NEW COACHES AND HE BEGAN TOREBAROCAS, 10 BUI LDTH ETEAM AFTER LOSING TWELVE ~I LOVE LACROSSE,ANDWHOWOULDNT? SENIORS LAST YEAR. THE TEAM HAD WE HAVE AN AWESOME NEW HEAD SOME MAJOR COMPETITION AND THE COACH, A GREAT TEAM FULL OF AMAZGAMES WERE EXCITING AND INTENSE. ING GIRLS, AND WE HOLD OUR OWN THE TEAM WAS A LOT YOUNGER THAN WITH THE COMPETITION!H -CARRIE IN PAST YEARS. WITH A MAJORITY OF ANDERSON, 11 SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS, THE TEAM You Can Do It. ~he pa e a de ~wE WORK EXTREMELY HARD AT OUR WILL BE STRONG FORA LONG TIME. WITH tl "'dcr wtth a stick fake, JUnior Dana PRACTICES, AND IT ALWAYS PAYS OFF IN look.s for an open player to Kuper MANY TALENTED GIRLS WHO PLAY ON pass th' ball to. By passing the ball THE GAMES WHEN WE GO HOME WITH THIS TEAM, THEY WORK TOGETHER quickly, the opponents get confu.;ed A VICTORY! AS THE SEASON GOES BY, and thev cannot steal the ball . (Photo BEAUTIFULLY. by Ted Rinehart) THE TEAM BECOMES VERY CLOSE, AND THAT HELPS US TO WORK TOGETHER.~ WE HAVE ONE OF THE TOP LACROSSE -LAUREN ERICKSON, 10 PROGRAMS IN THE STATE WITH EXCELLENTTALENT.H -COACH MIKE HERNANDEZ I Got Ball. As she guard her player do ely during an important game, senior D 'na Miller shows her kills as both an offentve and defensive lacrosse player. (Photo by red Rinehart) Give and Go. After faktng out her defender, JUnior Molly Me onaty hows her speed and footwork as she spnnts down the sidehne toward the goal. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Here' your help. Ouring one of the girls intense practices, junior Rosie O'Dea calls for the ball All of the practices are very important and fun as well . (Photo by Ted Rinehart) ever Give p. s she runs down the field playing excellent defense, sophomore Lauren Erickson sticks with her opponent. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Girl. Lacro C§'l �In the ick of Time. etting off a pa~s before the defendl'T v..·as able to check her stick, sophomore L1uren ~1ang10ne l..l'l'ps the ball awav from the SmoJ..v Hill defender. (Photo bv Dana Fulenwider) · · Dazzled. h1elded from the cold in her hood1e and mittens, sophomore tacy Herzog attempts to keep warm while pia ·ing against Cherry reek. (Photo by tephanie O'Brien) A eed for peed. printing down the field, junior Kara Harrington tries to core a goal without receiving a check from Smoky Hill' defense. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) C Team. Front row. ara Rabm, Hannah Laetz, Katie Manart Brook Bucar, anu Hartman, Ellery Peters. La t row: T1ffam Pie , Eileen Richard on, Magg1 Round , Je w Sander on, laud1a Ebel, Coach Juhe teph n ~ J Girl Lacro e �Checking 1 ence W1•th cont•d To nzakea perfectseason The new season brought on many hopes and promises to the young team. With Mr. Hernandez taking the new varsity position the JV spot was quickly filled with DU student, Carrie Reed and the C team was taken over by Julie Stevens. The season was - - - - - - - . . . . a great success because the girls played really hard and the work payed off. "The awesome thing about Lacrosse was though you may just be practidng for a sport, it still was a Lot of fun!" -Emily Kryzanowski, 10 "Lacrosse was very tough, but the skirts made it all worth it!" -Leigh Rockwood, 10 "The best part of Lacrosse was that the team work brought us closer together." -Chelsea Acosta, 10 "This season was great! We had a Lot of talented people and an excellent coach." -Molly Reeve, 10 "This season was a new and exdting experience, I just Loved being involved after school with such a nice group of girls." -Hannah Laetz, 9 "In coming into the season never having played on a team or even picking up a stick, everyone was super helpful and pushed me to succeed." -Maggie Rounds, 9 "Lacrosse was so much fun and unpredictable every time you step on the field." -Stacy Herzog, 10 "The coolest part about Lacrosse is by the end of the season not only are you a better player, but you are in better shape and at the same time you have made a Lot of new friends. " -Claudia Ebel, 9 Draw. At the beginning of the game there i face off between the Angels and the opposing team, sophomore Molly Reeve takes advantage of the start to et the team off on the right foot. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Practice Make Perfect . Making her way around a Creek defender, ophomoreColleen Walker maintain po se sion of the ball. (Photo by tephanie O'Brien) o Goal Making an awesome save, ophomore Meche lie Lech uses her skills to stop Cherry reek from taking the lead. (Photo by tephanie O'Brien) Side by ide. During the game against moky Hill, jumor Kate Engebretson attempts to check the opponent in order to retrieve the ball and send it to the opposite side of the field . (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) J\ Girl Lacro �Cradling Success ANGELS LACROSSE STICKS TO ITS' REPUTATION THE BOYS LACROSSE TEAM CERTAINLY HAS ARE PU- TALENT, BUT I THINK WE SURPRISED A LOT OF TATION FOR EXCELLENCE, AND THIS SEASON WAS PEOPLE. -DAVID BAROCAS, 11. ~I WAS REALLY EXCITED FOR THIS NO EXCEPTION. THE BOYS STARTED OUT SEASON BECAUSE OUR TEAM WAS FULL THE SEASON WITH THE DISNEY TOUROF TALENTED PLAYERS WHO WERE ALL NAMENT IN ORLANDO, FL., A TRADIMOTIVATEDTOWIN'~ -TIMGILCHRIST, TION FOR BOTH BOYS' AND GIRLS LA11. CROSSE TEAMS. WITH MANY RETURN~AFTER YEARS OF PLAYING LAING VARSITY PLAYERS AS WELL AS MANY CROSSE, I HAVE DEVELOPED GOOD STICK NEWCOMERS, THE TEAM CAME TOSKILLS AND A LOVE FOR THE GAME.~ GETHER AND WORKED HARD TO SUC-CARLE STENMARK, 11. CEED. IN ORDER TO HAVE A STRONG ~MY FAVORITE PARTOF LACROSSE TEAM, THE BOYS NEEDED STRONG Ready for ction. In a game agamst WAS THE TOURNAMENT IN FLORIDA. COACHING. WITH THE HELP OF RETURNING COACH JON BAROCAS, THE BOYS' Regis, junior Ke,·in Helfnch '' aih for IT GAVE US A CHANCE TO LEARN TO the opposing team to attack the goal. PLAY AS A TEAM AND GET TO KNOW LACROSSE TEAM ADDED THIS SEASON (Photo by Betsy Johnson) EACH OTHER'S STRENGTHS AND WEAKTO THEIR LIBRARY OF SUCCESSES. NESSES: -JOHN BLUM, 10 ~I LIKED PLAYING LACROSSE BECAUSE I GOTTO ~EVERYONE WAS REALLY FOCUSED ON WINNING A PLAY IN THE GAMES AND HAVE FUN WITH FRIENDS." CHAMPIONSHIP. LAST YEAR WAS DISAPPOINTING, AND EVERYONE THOUGHT THAT WE LOST A LOT OF -PETER ZARLENGO, 9 Tight D. Staying do,., to his man in a game against Regis, senior Mark Tapy exemplifie the skill of marking up to make ure that th other team ne,·er beat you to the ball (Photo by Ted Rinehart) Under ontrol. In a game, it is important to keep control of the ball at all time by cradling. Senior Jud Brown displays this skill as he carnes the ball down the field . (Photo by Betsy ~ Johnson) '1611 Bo)'. 'Lacro On the Crea e. In a game against Fountain Valley, junior David Barocas prepares to take a shot on goal. In !aeros. e, the pia ·ers must shoot from outside the crease in order for the goal to count. (Photo by Betsy Johnson) Fast Break. Sprinting down the field, senior Jason Anderson eyes the goal, hoping to give the Angels a lead against their opponent Jason was one of the leading '<Corers m the state, help· ing to defend the An· gels' victorious reputa· tion . (Photo by Ted Rinehart) �Fierce Competition. In a g.lml' again.~! Hentage, JUnior arle Stenmark fights a defender for pos e sion of the ball In boy ' Ia ro e, player .ue allowl•d to pu hand chl•ck members of the oppo mg team . Thb make !aero \ l'ry t• Cttlng .• ltnl' might en•n call it thl' "fa tl' t gam on two feet!" (Photo by Ted Rmehart) · "Although I u e a small •r tick, I till ore a lot. onng is defimtely the best part of lacrosse." -Jason Anderson, 12 "f!Vl'n though everybody think I'm hv, whe.never I score, all the girls on the sidelines cream my name." -Jud B~own, 12 "I like playmg defense because I u~ my bigger stick to challenge the offending team as they try to score on our goal." -\1tke aslow, 12 ambidexterous with my sltck handling." -\1ark Tapy, 12 VARSITY SCHEDULE Front row· oach Jon Barocas, harlie Price, Robert Spina, Austin Roberts, Dmttri Lee Natali, Phtl Katser, I rev or Wolfson, Thomas Laughlin, Jeff Wolz, Tony Edwards, Bryon Geman, Carle Stenmark. Row 2: CtMch 1acadori, Ben Stl·Wart, David Barocas, Mike Saslow, Tim ilchrist, Jud Brown, \1ax Segall, Dane Angelo, Dexter Levandoski, John Blum, Erik Kil•ckhafer. oach Watts. Back row· Peter Zarlengo, hris Shopneck, Adam Kornuth, Phelps Bl,1ir, Will Rll'dlin, Kl•llen Reilly, Andrew. tewart, Ale Horne, Ke\·in Helfrich, Jason Anderson, Matt Huff. Disney Tournament Heritage Arapahoe Air Academy GW South!TJ Fountain Valley Fountain Valley Colorado Springs Cheyenne Mountain Cherry Creek Kent Regis 3/13 3/21 4/3 4/5 4/10 4/12 4/15 4/19 4/24 4/26 4/27 5/1 5/3 �Fl ingHighlntothe k .During.1ditfi ult tunt,~ophomoreElanilngelkeni thrownmtothea•rb~for 1i hele I y, Bnttna) \\au h,C.1a1re Lev in, nd emor 1adolvnJon (Photo by D.ma fulenwider) ~hl' 1s <:aught by teammate , juniors "My most memorable t1me from cheerleadmg was our first sleepover." -Jensara Clay My best memory was when we got the crowd all riled up cllanting "East Angels." They were so loua, you could hear it echo throughout the gym." -Eutimia Montoya, 12 "My best memory was at cheerleading camp when Jensara and 1 ~-t~~~· flashed people." -Andrea Campbell, 12 "My best memory is when we went to cheerleading camp JUn~~=;;::..::;• .._. 1or year and we had a dance contest in our room." -Madelyn Jones, 12 Standing Proud. With a twinkle in her eyes, Junior Cla1re Levm strikes a pose for the crowd while performing her routine along with the rest of the g1rls. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) 8 Front row: Ia ire Levin, 1adolyn )one~, Bnttnay Waugh, jo,mna ronan, MIChl'le l } , jens.1ra lay. Ba row: Tamika Brown, Eutimia \<1ontoya, Andrea ampbell, Elani Engelken, afia Hamilton, AI) nnya Ia Cheerleadiog �Cheering for Success SHAKE YOUR POM-POM FROM HOMECOMING TO ATHLETIC EVENTS, PEP FROM PROFESSIONAL CHEERLEADERS. THE Gl RLS ALSO DEDICATED MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY RALLYS TO SUMMER PRACTICES, THE CHEERLEADERS WORKED HARD YEAR-ROUND TO DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR TO THEIR PRACTICES. DEDICATE TH El R TIME AND EFFORT TO A SUCCESSFUL AND PRODUCTIVE YEAR. AN ESPECIALLY PRODUCTIVE EVENT WAS THE CHEERLEADERS ANNUAL FROM THE START OF THEIR SEASON, THE CHEERLEADING SQUAD MADE A HOMECOMING DANCE. FROM ADVERTISING TO DECORATIONS, THE SQUAD MAJOR CHANGE. FIVE NEW COACHES Dl D A FANTASTIC JOB PUTTING ON THE ENTERED THE PREMISES TO CONTRIBDANCE. UTE THEIR TIME AND KNOWLEDGE TO THE TEAM. THE COACHES, ALL GRADULOOKING BACK ON A GREAT YEAR, THE GIRLS WERE GIVEN A CHANCE TO ATES OF EAST, HELPEDTEACHTHEGIRLS In Sync. During a game, the cheerSTRENGTHEN THEIR BONDS WITH NEW ROUTINES AND STUNTS. leaders show off the1r well-practiced EVEN THOUGH THE SQUAD DECLINED routine for the crowd. The girls prac- OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS, LEARN AND ticed all during the summer anc:f conTHEIR OPPORTUNITYTO ATTEND COM- tinued to practice during the school ADJUSTTO NEWCOACHING STYLES AND m order for their routines to be PETITION, THE Gl RLS STILL PRACTICED year perfect. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) TECHNIQUES, AND RECEIVE A PAT ON THE BACK FOR A JOB WELL DONE WITH MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM THE HOMECOMING DANCE. SEVEN TO NINE INTHEMORNING. THEY -MATISSE ANDERSON ALSOATTEN DEDA SUMMER CH EERLEADING CAMP WHERE THEY RECEIVED HELPFUL IN PUT AND IDEAS Jump, Shake your Booty. Performmg the popular "Jump, Shake Your Booty" routine, the uad members enjoy themsel es during the Homecoming game . (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Cheering Queen. On the field, semor joanna Cronan watches while the other cheerleaders rile up the crowd for an athletic event. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) • Ride It. During the homecominggame,Jun10r Alynnya Clay puts all her energy into the halftime performance. She's ready to show the crowd tha"t she's more than another prett) face. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) Up and At It. With perfect balance, semor Zanna Peterson cheer, on the football team while supported bv seniors Joanna ronan and A.ndrea Campbell and sophomore afia Hamilton . (Photo b) Dana Fulenwider) Cheerleading ~ �Roughing It Up SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST COACH BILL BAER HAS COACHED THE RUGBY TEAM ~THIS WAS MY FIRSTYEAR PLAYING RUGBY. I WASA TO VICTORY MANYTIMES.THIS SEASON HE CONTIN- LITTLE INTIMIDATED AT FIRST BUT I HAD A LOT OF UED TO BE A STRONG LEADER AND MOTIVATER FOR FUN AND MET A LOT OF REALLY COOL PEOPLE. ~ -RYAN ESCALANTE, 9 ALL THE PLAYERS. RUGBY HAS GROWN .. , ~PUSHING YOURSELF TO YOUR IMMENSELY THE PAST FEW YEARS EVEN -~- . --~ : . LIMITS AND BEYOND PAYS OFF WHE~ THOUGH ITISACLUB SPORT. THE TEAM j· '· AI .. .~ . l~ ,. ..A ,_ '~\.: .. YOU ARE PART OF A WINNING TEAM. IS COMPILED OF EAST STUDENTS AND ; .. ' ~~·~;tll ..~!Z:t._ :4 t:g't -~ • -EVAN ISOLINE, 10 CARRIES A GREAT AMOUNT OF TEAM .. - 'I-S#...Jk :.4 ~,, ~RUG BY IS SIMILAR TO FOOTBALL SPIRIT AND PRIDE. SINCE I LOVE TO PLAY FOOTBALL I FIGp.l If"' ....... ' ~ · .... f . • ~I LIKE PLAYING RUGBY BECAUSE IT URED I WOULD LIKE RUGBY. I DO. IT IS AWESOME.~ -JEFF ESSLINGER, 10 FEELS GOOD TO WIN AFTER TRAINING ~I HAVE BEEN PLAYING RUGBY FOR SO HARD: -CONNOR O'BRIEN, 10 Huddle Up. The rugby team gets down to business at a compehti\'e ~I LIKE PLAYING RUGBY BECAUSE BEA WHILE AND THIS SEASON WAS DEFIgame against herry Creek. (Photo NITELY MY BEST." -GABE REEVE, 11 INGA BACK I MAINLYSCOREANDTHAT by Todd Applebaum) ~I AM GLAD WE PLAYED AND IS WHAT I DO BEST.~-JUSTIN TAFOYA, 10 ~RUGBY IS ROUGH. I Dl DNT EXPECT IT WORKED HARD THIS SEASON BECAUSE TO BE THIS DIFFICULT MY FIRST YEAR, BUT I Ll KE IT HAS PAID OFF. THISWASAGOODSEASONTO END BEING CHALLENGED.~ -PHIL CASEY, 9 MY HIGHSCHOOL CAREER ON AND I AM HAPPY I PLAYED.~ -DAVID BLUM, 12 ·~·j l~ ., ' 'l' t "'.I J'·'. Eager to Win. • nior Lorenz Hartmann watches his teammates interact at a scrimmage. Communication is an important tool in being a winning rugby team. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) 4PJ) Rugby Taking a Breather. Senior John Falkenberg takes a break from a tiring game. Rugby i a rough game. Most of the players end their season with either bruises or injuries . (Photo by Todd Applebaum) Holding on. At a scrim· mage before the official season, senior David Blum tries to gain pl session of the ball from fellow senior and team· mate 1ck Belden Belden didn't make an) exceptions for Blum (Photo by Todd Applebaum) Pu hing the limits. mor Todd Applebaum along with fellow team mates showed no merCI at a tough game agams Highlands Ranch midseason. (Photo by Todd Applebaum) �Going for it. juruor \V Pippenger throws himself intoa game against Highl.mds Ranch early m the cason. In ru !bV, working as a team 1 just .1~ important as r_ushmg yourself as an ind1v1dual. Along w1th teamwork and trim Will, dl•dication i key to uccecding. (Photo by Dana Fulenwider) "I like puttmg the ball nght bctwC('n the po t when I ore." -Todd Applebaum, 12 "I'm the stomping monter, I'll stomp you if you get m my way" -John Falkenberg, 12 "I score more becau'<e I move to the hole more quickly than anvone else on the tea""m." -Lorenz Hartmann, 12 VARSITY SCHEDULE Front row: oach Bill Baer, 'ick Rozack, Balz Rau, Dan '\·erson, Zach Worthen, Ryan E .:alant~, T0dd Applebaum, Evan Tarver, Jamecl Rashid, ~1ason Brown, Coach Paul Hoskms, Coach Phil DiPaolo. Row 2:Aaron Dunn, Peter Falkenb rg, onnor O'Brien, ;\fitch Pond, pencer Valentine, \tanucl \1 ree,john Falkenberg, Walker William'<, Ryan Ma tin, Paul ~1umford, Phillip asey,. 'ic ~1o-.ely. Row : ohn \\h tscl, t •ven Opicka, Mark Raab •, Tyler Joyc •, !.van Jsoline, Lorenz Hartmann, Jamal Jones, Hunter m1th, Eamonn urran, Andy Rl•etz, Ben Locke, D,wid Blum. Row 4: Paul Pokrandt D.m Hutdnnson, \!arcus Harper, :vtike R.Jd.Jt~s, Ju tin T.Jtop,. 'ick Belden, Kyle Bis10, Federico \tarn ate lien, Jeff hnger. B.1ck row Shann.1 al. Maria \'elazqul'Z, lvss.1 Tews, Kiyom1 Go Hollo, uren Impson, Jeff \\1ll., Efe Egbcighu, Li a~ .Uiams,Jennv lpl·rt, Danielle •dbrook, ~1icaela 0' onnor, Fumie Hiromitsu. Mix&match Tournament Boulder Regis Swarm Freshman festival Spring Fling festival Douglas County Aurora Rocky Mtn. Tournament Freshman festival Centennial Ft. Lupton Chaparral Cherry Creek 2/23 3/2 3/6 3/13 3/14 3/16 3/20 4/3 4/6 4/8 4/10 4/15 4/17 4/20 �Overcoming Obstacles. Hurdles can be verv tough, but junior Chanda Hardin- ott ha jump high over the hurdles repeatl•dly and still comt• out first. (Photo by Ale Kell ) · unmngtrac istunan ch,11lengmg. It is a way to express myself and do something r love. I've loved it since a \' erv voung age because it builds. my mind, body and sptnt." · amila Ezllev. 11 "When I run, it clears my mind and allows me to think. It is verv relaxing yet challenging." - allie Lanphier, 10 "It's almost as if! breathe track. Even though ~orne­ times it gets tough, it seems like there is no life w1thout it. For six more vears, track will be my 24 hour companion." · -Dtane Anderson, 11 "Although it eerns like I've been running track ince I learned to walk, I still enjoy it. I really don't think I would be able to function without track." -Chanda HardinScott,ll VARSITY SCHEDULE Brighton Relays 3/9 DPS Relays 3/16 Runners Roost 3/21 J FK/North/South/Man ual 4/2 Li nco In/GW/Man uai/South 4/9 Runners Roost 4/13 Lincoln/JFK/South/West 4/24 DPS Girls Invitational 4/27 "B" Meet 4/28 Regionals @ Gi rl Track sn Front row· Mika Hachimine, Jamila Ealey, Kalimah Muhammad, Deanna Shead, Ashlee .'vtay, hani~ Hudley, Shakese Hudley, Coach Loren Turner Row 2: Coach D, M.E. Rauch, Larc Pickett, Joy Espino~a Callie Lanphier, Ashley Boling, Shavonne Harciiman, Elizabeth Koonce. Back row: Lauren Gallow, Mary Roxbury, Elly Castle, amantha Reimers, mna Mil ap, Sareda McPhee, Janava Shinault, Chelsea Washington. �Going the Distance ANGELS TRACK FULFILLS ITS NEED FOR SPEED THE SOCCER SEASON WHEN I CAN USE IT.H -MARY ROXBURY, 10 I RAN CROSS COUNTRY IN THE FALL AND I FEEL THAT CONTINUOUS RUNNING KEEPS ME IN BETTER SHAPE, LONGER. THAT WAY DURING THE SOCCER SEASON, IT IS EASIER FOR ME TO PLAY STRONGER FOR LONGER PERIODS OF TIME.H -M. E. RAUCH, 10 ~I LEARNED FROM A CHILDREN'S FABLE THAT A STEADY PACE ALWAYS WINSTHE RACE. THATSWHYEASTHIGH GettingReadytoGo. About tostart ANGELS ARE ON THE TOP.H -SHANISE "DURING THE COURSE OF AN EVENT, a long rlla> race, sophomore allie HUDLEY, 11 YOU MUST ALWAYS REMEMBER TO Lanphier gets in position and pre~RUNNING TRACK IS NOT ONLY A STRIVE HARD AND STAY FOCUSED TO pares herself mentally and physiFORM OF EXERCISE, IT ISAWAYTOCLEAR BEAT YOUR OPPONENT.H -MARLENA cally. (Photo by Ted Rinehart) MY MIND AND RELAX AFTER SCHOOL, A MCWILLIAMS, 12 FORM OF MEDITATION.H -KATHERINE ~ALTHOUGH THIS IS MY FIRSTYEARONTHETRACK CAOUETTE, 12 TEAM, I'VE ALREADY FELT MYSELF EXCEL. MY SPEED HAS IMPROVED GREATLY AND I CANT WAIT TILL WITH A VERY DIVERSE SQUAD, THE GIRLS TRACK TEAM HAD HIGH HOPES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. WHILE THE TEAM HAD MANY RETURNING STARS,MANYNEWCOMERSJOINED AND HELPED TO LEAD THE TEAM TO VICTORY. COACH LOREN TURNER HELD MANY TOUGH PRACTICES TO PREPARE THE GIRLS FOR THE HURDLES AHEAD. Gl RLS TRACK HAD A FAST MOVING AND EXCITING SEASON IN WHICH THEY OVERCAME MANY OBSTACLES. Close Race. In an important meet against Thomas Jefferson and Manual, ophomore all ie Lanphier uses her reed to pull ahead and win the race. (Photo by Dana Fulenweider.) Tos ing the Di cu In the stationary portion of track and field, senaor lvev mith throws the disc"us in hopes of making the longest toss and winning the compet! tion (Photo by Alex Morris) nd he' Off! \ ith the ·ound of the starting whistle, jumor Jamila Ealey leads her relav team off to a victO!):. A good start is very important because it pulls the whole team ahead . (Photo b\ arle ' tenmark) peed Feet. Pulhng far ahead in a big relay race, JUmor hanise Hudlev accelerates towards the finish line. \\!hen crossing the finish line, runners are filled with a feeling of relief and accomplishment. (Photo by Dana Fulenweider) Girls Track ~ �Stepping Strides LONG STRIDES TO SWEET WINS THE BOYS TRACK TEAM DID NOT HAVE THE NUMBERS THEY HAD HOPED FOR. BESIDES A COUPLE OF TRANSFERS AND RETURNING RUNNERS, A LOTOF BOYS DECIDED NOT TO GO OUT FOR TRACK THIS YEAR. TRACK IS AN INDIVIDUALLY COMPETITIVE SPORT WHICH TALLIES UP IN THE END AS A TEAM WIN. THERE ARE ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT THINGS TO DO IN TRACK FROM DISCUS TO HURDLES. SOME EVENTS REQUIRE SPEED WHILE OTHERS REQUIRE PRECISION. ~I RUN TRACK BECAUSE IT IS FUN AND I LIKE SEEING THE GIRLS IN THE LOW CUT SHORTS RUN.~ -KAREEM TAYLOR, 11 ~I LIKE TRACK BECAUSE I LIKE RUN NING AND STAYING IN SHAPE TRACK IS THE BESTSPORTFORTHAT. ~ -NICHOLAS HILL-TRAYLOR, 9 ~I PREFER THE LONGJUMPANDTHE TRI PLEJUMP BECAUSE I AM CHALLENGED TO JUMP FURTHER EACH TIME I COMPETE. ~ -A.J. MCCULLOUGH, 11 ~I LOVE RUNNING TRACK BECAUSE Warm weather warmup. Takmg adOF THE RUSH I GET FROM WINNING A ,-antag 'of one day of warm.,.. eat her ~I COULDNTTAKE A HIT IN FOOTBALL; RACE: -JOE ANDERSON, 12 -.enior Darren DeBouse practice his sprints in order to prepare tor his THATS WHY I WENT TO TRACK.~ ~I LOVETHE200METERS BECAUSE IT upcommg meets. (Photo by Ted -DARREN DEBOUSE, 12 TAKES A REAL MAN TO RUN.H -FRED Rinehart) .TRACK IS REALLY FUN AND IT GETS HUDNALL, 12 ME IN GREATSHAPE.ITALSOGIVESMEA ~I LOVE THE SHOT PUT AND THE CHANCE TO MEET NEW PEOPLE.H -JAMES Sl NGLEDISCUS BECAUSTITTESTSMYABILITIES. SINCE IT IS NOT TON, 11 THAT POPULAR TO DO FIELD EVENTS, I AM MUCH MORE SUCCESSFUL.~ -KRIS GORDON, 12 Behind You. Running hard, senior Fred Hudnall sprints to pass the racing baton to junior hns Jensen . (Photo by tephan Hall) ~ Boys Track RunningHard . trivmg to keep his lead, senior Bryan Burroughs takes the lead JUSt in time to take the victory. To Your Mark . Preparing to compete again. I Manual and TJ, -.ophomore Brandon ample seb himself in the starting blocks, ready to fire out for a good start. In the sprint races, a good start can make the diffen•nce m how the runncr-. hnish in the race (Photo by Steph,m Hall) One, Two, Three. ounting his steps to remam in the zone, junior Chris Jensen prepares to take the hand off in one of the relaY' (Photo by Stephan H;ll) �Jump Warmmg up for the high hurdles, sophomores Brandon Sample adjusts his steps so that he can hit each of thl• hurdle m tride One of the ways to be succe sful m the hurdles ts to coordinate your steps b tween each of the hurdle so that there lS a natural flow in the race (Photo by tephan Hall) "! think track i a braveheart sort. You can't hide behind anyone but the face in the mirror." -Bryan Burroughs, 12 "The competition is my favorite thing about track." -Creighton Kiper, 11 "I like track becau e it i an individual as well as a team port." -Fred Hudnall, 12 "My fa\'orite thing about track is watching the girls soccer team." -Chris Jensen. 11 VARSITY SCHEDULE Brighton Relays Front row~ o~iris G raves, Donny Demo lin, Robert Spencer, Darren De Bouse, Fred Hudnall, 1-.ris Gordon. Row 2: oach Betsy Allen, Isaiah Bay, A.J. Me ullough, Brandon ample, joe Anderson, Creighton J..:.iper, oach Loren Turner. Back row: Michael ,rissom, Joffre Lester, Jarrett Beasley, Bryan Burroughs, Maurice Ridd1ck, hns jensen. 3/9 DPS Relays 3/ 16 Runners Roost 3/23 JFK/Manuai/North/South 4/2 Lincoln/GW/Manuai/South 4/9 Runners Roost 4/ 13 "8 " Meet 5/ 1 Regional Prelims 5n Regional Finals 5/ 11 State Track 5/ 17-18 Boy\ Track em> �Making A Racket ACEING THEIR WAY TO A PRODUCTIVE SEASON AT THE BEGINNING OF A NEW SEASON, MANY BY THE BEST AND THE BEGINNERS. THE BEGINNERS CHANGES WERE MADE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF NEVER HAD A CHANCE TO LIVE UP TO THEIR POTENTHE GIRLS VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARTIAL.N -KATIE SCHULTZ, 10 SITYTENNIS TEAMS. FOR EXAMPLE, FOR ~MY FAVORITE PART ABOUT PLAYTHE FIRST TIME IN MANY YEARS, THE ING TENNIS WAS COMPETING AND COACHES CUT Gl RLS FROM THE JVTEAM WINNING AGAINST OTHER SCHOOLS BASED ON THEIR DEDICATION AND AND WE GOT TO WEAR CUTE LITTLE THEIRS HOW OF COMMITMENT. ON THE SKIRTS.N BRIGHTER SIDE, THE TEAMS GAINED -TAMIKA BROWN, 12 ASSISTANT COACH MARK SCRUGS, A ~EVEN THOUGH WE WORKED IN PAIRS TENNIS PRO FROM THE DENVER TENNIS OR PLAYED SINGLES, MY FAVORITE PART CLUB. FROM PRACTICES TO MATCHES, ABOUTPLAYINGTENNISWASTHATTHE THE GIRLS SPENT HOURS LEARNING Down Low. Waiting for the shot, ENTIRE TEAM WORKED TOGETHER.N sophomore Clara Rodriguez gets into HOWTOWORKASATEAM BY SUPPORT- a low stance. For tennis players, the -ARIEL ROSE, 10 ING EACH OTHERTHROUGHTHICKAND lower vou are the better because it ~I THINK THAT HAVING A NEW speeds. up your reaction time to reTHIN. COACH OFFERS NEW OPPORTUNITIES turn a quick shot. (Photo by Rory Taggart) FOR THE TEAM TO SUCCEED.N -LILY ~I THINK THAT GETTING A NEW STUTMAN, 10 COACH GIVES EVERY ATHLETE A CHANCE TO DO ~I LOVE TENNIS BECAUSE ITS SOMETHING I CAN DO BETTER BECAUSE LAST YEAR WE WERE DIVIDED UP FORTH E REST OF MY L1 FE.N -HOLLY WOLD, 11 Follow Through. W1th her eve on the balL nior Tamika Cooper focuses on getting the ball in on her first ~er\'e. (Photo bv •atalie Walker) · I'm Gonna Catch You. Commg to the end of an eight game pro et, ophomore Brigid Moore keep her eye on the ba II before she hits her serve. (Photo by Rory Taggart) fllD) Girl Tenni Have Patience. Waiting for the ball, sophomore Tessa Furutani brings her racket into a ready position for a down the line shot. (Photo bv Rorv Taggart) • • Here it omes! In nud air, ophomore R na Halu focu es on h1ttm a fantastic serve to wtn the set . (Photo b atalie Walker) �Taking a Wild hot. Bdore she blows her oppon nt away, enior Renata Way brings her racket behind her before she to e the ball up in the air for an ace. During the1r practices, the girls spend more than enou h time on their ~en e to make ure they arc p •rfect for the matchc .... (Photo by Rory Taggart) "The best part about tenni ts watching the !aero e boys ru.n by while takmg our flr t water break after the first fifteen minutes of practice." -Alyce Blum, 12 "I really enjoy everyone on our team. We have a lot of fun playing. Wcaresuperstars!" - hannon Murphy, 12 "The best part about tennis IS when vou come from behind 'and win with an amazing shot." -Jessica Mark!, 12 "The best part about tennis IS using my forehand to en·e them up nice and hard." -Dana Fulenwider, 11 VARSITY SCHEDULE Arapahoe Lincoln TJ South Grand Junction Montbello West Manual GW North "B" tournament Regionals State tournament Front row. Lacey weetscr, usan reighton, !\.1organ 1cKav Anna Otte, Alii aldwell, \1an \1c ov, Bethany Pacc-Donley, Margarl't lttelson, Claire Anderson Layne Bukev Anna imon, Lily _ tutman, Kesley l<rosky. Row 2: Elise ooper, Tamara Johnson, l.akcshi,l oopl'r, \1\:hitney hap man, Helen Behr, Ellen hu, Emily Schulm<~n, Ad<~mma Spe<~rman, Julia Simmons, Apnllc ul<1n. Holh Wold, Andi \1arco\·e, Dana Pulenwidcr. B,Kk row· Joslvn Owens, Bntt,mv Pagl', Heather Murphv,' anessa Dav, • 'icole Lewis, Emily tan ford, Tess<~ Furutani, .ussie Mosley, Alison oilier, AI vee Blum, Jessica \1,uk"s. 3/13-3/16 3/19 3/21 4/2 4/5-4/6 4-9 4/11 4/16 4/19 4/25 4/27 5/1 5/9 �All Sorts of Strokes SWINGING AND DIVING INTO SUCCESS GIRLS GOLF HAS GROWN SIGNIFICANTLY IN THE PAST FEW YEARS, AND NOW SERVES AS A UNIQUE ADDITION TO EAST SPORTS. NOT ONLY HAS GOLF BECAME A FAVORITE AMONG TEENS NATIONWIDE, BUT AMONG EAST STUDENTS AS WELL. THE EXPANSION OF THE GIRLS GOLF TEAM IS MAINLY CONTRIBUTEDTOTHEIRCOACH MS. FOSTER, WHO HAS BEEN WITH THE Gl RLS CONSISTENTLY FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS. ~I'M REALLY EXCITED ABOUTTH E SEA- SON AND THINK THAT THE TEAM HAS A LOT OF POETENTIAL.N -BRITTNEY LITTLE, 9 THIS SEASON WAS FILLED WITH MAKING FRIENDS, HAVING FUN AND WINNING.w -KATIE COUNTY, 9 Boys wimming. Front row: Kit Mill ius, Zac McClure, Dwavne tiller, Daniel Roybal, Olu Thomas-Houston, Charlie Ogle. Back row: David Tabano, Tim • ' uanes, Brvan Thomas, Charl1e \1 arren, Joe Tabano, Jordan Ben,on. ® Boy'~ S~imming!Girls Golf A print to the Finish. Junior Charlie Me arren presses forward in his premiere event, the 100 breaststroke ..\1c arren was the most outstanding swimmer in the DPS in his event. (Photo by tephan Hall) BOYS SWIMMING ON THE OTHER HAND, HAS DECREASED IN SIZE, HOWEVER THEY ARE STILL HOLDING STRONG DUE TO THE FACT MANY OFTH E SWIMMERS ALSO SWIM ON CLUB TEAMS DURING THE SUMMER WITH A NEW COACH, THE SWIMMERS HOPED TO GET MORE STUDENTS INTERESTED AND INVOLVED IN THE SPORT. ~DURINGALLMYRACES, I TRYTO STROKE FAST BUT ITS HARD WHEN MY SPEEDO IS WATERLOGGED.w -TIM lntheMoment.Caughtin m1d wmg, NUANES, 12 semor Dawn Bookhardt strike~ the ~WE HAD MORE SWIMMERS SO THE ball at full force to send it down the green. (Photo by Ale Park) TEAM WAS BETTER AND OUR GOAL FOR THE SEASON WAS TO BE NUMBER ONE IN THE CITY. WE HAD A LOT OF NEW FACES ANDTALENTED PEOPLE.w -DWAYNE MILLER, 10 Cartin' Around. Dm·· mg around in their golf cart are sophomore Mikhail Vafeadcs and Krista pcncer and junIOr He1di Weimar. With bright shining face:; the girls get ready for the long day ahead (Photo by Ally Morri ) Hole in One. Rl•adv to swing, sophmon.• Krista Spencer pre· pares to make a hole m one. Th girls golf team is a unique addition to a mainly male dominated sport (Photo by Alexandra Morris) �vini, Viti, Vicci. Vi ualizing the race ahe.1d, senior Charlie Ogle centers himself before the wtm. Charlie has eamed many point for the East swim te.1m in the 200 fre~ tyle. Although the team was small, the leadership of Charlie Ogle helped there t of the teJm to achteve more uccess. (Photo by Alex Park) "I became interested in golf from watching the PGA tours when I was little . Hopefully I can play in college!" -Minda Johnson, 10 "Even after sw1mm1ng all my life. every day still presents a challenge. Each meet has 1ts own obstacles which test my skills.· -Charlie Ogle, 12 "What interested me 1n sw1mming was my affinity for water, and my love for a cardiovascular workout." -Charlie McCarren, 11 "Golf has been a great way to release stress and do something I thoroughly enjoy at the same time" -Heidi We1mar, 11 ARSITY SCHEDULES Girls Golf DPS Spring Classic Montbello/Manuai/North Washington/Kennedy Lincoln/JFK/South T J/Denver Christian City Cup 3/9 4/2 4/9 4/16 4/23 4/26 Boys Swimming Eaglecrest Lincoln/Kennedy Relay Meet Montbello/North Diving Meet League Meet Girl Golf. Front row: Laura ampbell, Laine McKenzte, Katie ounty, Be\'en McWilliams, Lauren Philpott, 'handi Aldena, Hetdt ~ eimar, Brittne\ Ltttle. Back row Mikhail Vafeades, Krista pencer, \1mda Johnson, Adrienne Christy. 3/19 4/5 4/11 4/19 5/3 5/1 0 Boy" , "imming/Girl Golf. �Amazing Angels: The Top Ten Th ·ear th unofficial top ten students in the cia . of 2002. Thi group of highly accompli hed tudents ha\ ese\ era! things in common. Their academics r cord is only part of the legacy that they will leave behind. Fore ample, hannonMurphy, Todd Freedman, Emma Hayward and aul Garlick have all repreent d the chool at national p ch me t Ali on P ter , hannon Murph , Erin Laetz, Dan Gottesfeld and Eutimia Montoya ha\·e all participated in athl tic uch a fi ld hockey, ch erleading and tennis. All of th top ten have be n invoh·ed in at lea t one club through th ir high chool car er. To make the top ten, the e tudents had to get good grade in rigorous courses. Man_ of the out tanding individuals were m P cia like Calculu , Phy iC , European Hi tory and Literature. They al ·o t ok a majority of accel rated cla e their freshman and ophomore years. \eral of the top ten comp t don th Con titutional cholar team during their junior year. During Con titu tional chol- ar , they presented speeches to judges and th y w re a ked challenging que tions about the United tates Constitution. The team included Alison Peters, Eutimia Montoya, hannon Murphy, aul Garlick and Emma Hayward. Th 'Y won the district and tate competition and placed econd in th nation. The top ten . tudents in the graduating cla have left behind a legacy for future students to carry on. Their succ se are numerous and in piring. -Eimear Lynch hy people come mto our lives and quickly go. Some stay a while and leave foot pnnts 1n our hearts. And we "Oh the places you go ... and wilt you succeed? Yes, yes indeed! 98 and 3/ 4 percent guaranteed!• -Or. Seuss Bitty Spiders Cry, Loud and Silent before they die. Orange cream chowder, Velvet lace powder, Emerald too You never knew? Ornately decorated gold shoes Under the bed, whose? Hay all the best be with you And all your tiny creatures too. Real success comes from devotion The love of family plus a little of their potion In the house where soft slippers crush Never slept near pillows plush. • -Unknown -Unknown "You're good enough , you're smart enough, and doggone 1!, people really like you!" -Stewart Smalley, Saturday N1ght Live You could learn a lot from crayons. Some are sharp, some are pretty. Some are dull while others are bnght. Some have we1rd names. But we all have to learn to live 1n the same box." -Unknown "A man is only as big as the dreams hOPeS 11111 wishes, where we IICI nIS free beings adlnlrtnll, ISklnll IIHI obseltltllt, there we enter 1111 rn1m or an llld SCience." -IIbert EIIIStelll he dares to live!' -Unknown "At the end of the mountain road he who prospers is the one who took the valley road!' -Unknown �s -c:k t.z "Twenty years from hake peare nou• you \\hen a fin cr potnt at the moon,tht•lmbectlr look' at the "Let u ha'c fauh that nght make might anu m th 1fa11h, let u , to the end, uarc to do our dut) a~ we under land 11." • braham lJncoln wr/1 be more dis- you drdn 't do than by the one you drd do. 'o throw ojj'your bowlrnes. ail tlWtty from the saft harbor. Catch the tmde ·\\ c must cllher fmd a \\3) nr make ont• -llanmbal windJ in your sails. E\'j)lore. Dream. Discover. " Ten people who peak make more nol\c than a thousand who arc 1knt · · apolean Bonaparte -Mark Twain ~<=;c:>tt remember those tim u and pl~ees where people have behaved magnificently, this gives us the energy to act . If we do act, we don't have to wa it for some grand utopian future . The future it an infinite succession of pre sents; to live now u we think human beings would live , in defiance of all that is bad around us, is itself a marvelous victory." -Howard Ztnn "Education is an admirable thing. But it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught." -Oscar Wilde Hl I·, 11 j () u ' a little hird tlzat has /x( n hrok(ll out c~ft/l( (gg:." -:}(lin( s ) l. Barrie cent and powerless as they are. standrng rn a dictionary . how potent for good and el'll they become rn the hands of one who lmows how to combine them." - athamel Hawthorne "Man 's mrnd 1s the bas1c toot of survwal. .. -Ayn Rand Top Ten . �Baby Angels • • • Bryan Burrough Natalie Walker ,\ 011 an S11d1 a ·'f)(dtllfll r ·u11 . ·~pcrial You are a remarkable per on. Your approach to life lifrs u up. Thank for making u o proud. Love, Mom, Dad, and Je se /)('Ofllc like IJOII du11't just ro1111 wul f-,TO. ,\ 011 arc Sf1rcirrllikc a star; wuqcu ill it' o1r11 tl'riiJ. RnJIIII, sprcw/c, you. 1{cl.lrlrjor·tlu s111r , sn11! "B." you rw1 do it., 1/rncys liu IJOIIr !Jc. 1. That i. all riiiiJOIIf' cmt w;k.•\nrc an fonr< ,. ,, 011r luw1s a11d u11/s. torr, ,\ mcrJamiltj Hilary Beth Kaman Matisse Anderson An -trtiJt pnrJH.tJ tl!.tir /{rt;tntJ To our girl who gets the most out of life, works hard and makes us laugh . Cherish the memories: driving lessons with Pop, walking the dogs , and meat loaf dinners. Thanks for bringing us joyl tiJ.rDH.:JI!. t-t(mt intii:Jinl!tiDn, ;tn,{ JIJ.ur ,{tftTIJtin;ttiDn. 't DU pDJJ JJ ;r(( tiJ.DJt 'fH.I!(ititJ l!nA. ntDrt fD H.tl!k.t yDH.r /{rtl!ntJ cCH.tt trnt. Mom, Pop, Claire, Emma, Darby, and Winnie Att cur 1.-Dvt 711DH1. ;z);r.{, 711d -t nit -tnA. }j;;titty Ellen Williams Ryan Thomas Jeurgen WE GA VI YOU R001 0 YOU COULD H E \\I 'G . YOU HAVE ALR AD MADE US 0 PROUD 1 HA I \'\'[· CA "T WAIT TO H WHA1 ·n;E R f Of YOUR LH E BRI1 'GS. 1}ou ;;a~ e ala OJ r marie Oar/ am/me .w proud rfJrJu ][eep up /he 9oor/ oorf 7/11 my Lo!Je }!(om LOVE. MOM A D LJ Devon Combs Elle Conger "A shining stal' fol' you to see, What youl' life can ti'Uiy be." -Eal'th, Wind, and Fil'e We love you ~o much. We are so proud of you, and all your accompli hrnents. We can't wait to see what your future holds You go gil'l! Dad, Mom, Ti and Mokc ,, �Before They Could Talk Thomas Clayton Betsy Johnson Tommy Boy: Just let me drop a little "somem-somem" on you. U-Da-Man!" You have graced our lives tuith immeasurable love andjoy. CDntinue to "actjustly, love mercy and tualk humbly with your God." Congratulations! Love, Dad, Rhainy, Sheila, and Sadeeq IYfom, Dad, and /odd Kelly Wilson Jaimie Clifton WILD THING, YOU MAKE MY HEART SING. I THINK I. .. LOVE YOU! Your spirit, spunk, energy, ze.st for life, sense of humor and strength of will define you. You have enriched my life. /hanks for the fun and the many gym meets! MOM IYfom Kim Kaeuper Jordan Yarus Our hope for you is that your joy of life never ceases and that it continues to brighten the lives of those around you as it has brightened ours. Lore. Mom and 'eat We love you very much, Mom and Dad Amanda Lombardi You have always been such a joy to us. We are very proud of you!! You keep us laughing and smiling. With love always, Mom and Dad Solana Stevens lana, hvt.. tond1ng opm1onoted, Your eyes tell your story. Always open, Always l ooy of Love looking ahead, full of A· ro<!Jve personality love, dreams and Natural gths of talent. Ache1vements of on Angel determination. The sky Is Reach above your hardest the limit tor you! We lave you ..• dreams and mo e them happen Without any lave, doubt I love you always, You go Dod, Tim, Mary, Shadia, Sharmala, Mandi, and g1rl' Tyler Mom and Fom1ly !the whole bunch of nuts) Rub) l>ictur �Baby Angels • • • Jordan Wein Breanna Alexander Regardless of how old or smart you become, always retain the boundless joy of childhood and the simple wonderment of nature. Congratulations, Jordan, on all your many accomplishments! We love you, Mom and Dad -)tru 1 Rrc tt'( 'rc knmrn tlwt .l)Oll lwr( fwd it oil sin t( tlu !Ju1:i wz if w:. \ \ ( /wl'( just tri(([/o ku p up tritlz .LJOU .•A._'up dwsilw: .lJOllr dr((l/118. lo111 w ul Dod Louis Gomez Avery Galleher Yo 've &rown Into 1 m1n, It's hud to believe Be n 1 p1ln In o r butts since the moment conceived The w1y yo r1n aro nd In your cowboy boots The shiny smile of every silver tooth We love you son 1nd brother Tortulin& you w1sso much fun. Persevere and vou il create great things! we are o proud of ou, Averv! AI our love, Mom and Dad Michael Bristol Mom, D1d, Llu, Teddl, Malisu, 1nd Anthony Clair Tannenbaum Mir LLRIGHT roH \E BU IJERFU I YOUR fOM CH. JU GET fH[l 1 10 FLY I FOR 1 TIO ." -DR. ROB GILBERT MANY MEMORIES, ALL THE BLESSED YEARS SPENT WITH YOUR LOVING SPIRIT. CO m UE 10 PUR UETHE ADVE TURE.S 01 YOUR Llfl:. THE FOLKS L0\1, MOMA DD D Dena Miller "Ho11V 11Vonderful it is that nobody need 11Vait a single .no.nent before starting to l.nprove the 11Vorld." Brent and Todd Applebaum "Be your best sel\'esl" "Remember who you are." Thanks for the memories. ·Anne Frank We love you, Dena! Mo.n, Dad, and Charlie Kab) l'ictures lo\'e, Mom and Marc �Before They Could Talk Rory Taggart Tim E. Nuanes RoryYou were born to be wild. With our love and gratitude. /jlways he happy. Love, Mom, Dad, Molly, and Dillon The Hole in Your Wall Gang Jennifer Ouimette Mark Tapy Sweet Jenny, You have bewme the fnend we all seek. Conrmue to hare your caring way and gentle elf-confidence a you weave a lifestyle that intrigues and delight you. Ju t remember to s1ng out loud! Here\ to graduation. and here\ tO you! With love and appreciation, Mom, Dad, and Lind ey From day one you have brought us JOY, pride, wonderful surprises and of course , laughter. Hold fast to love , JOY, and your great imagination . Love, Mom and Dad Tara Byers Patricia Parkhurst Pumpkin-Duster, God blessed my life when you vvere born! I am so proud of you and your accomplishments. You light up our lives and those all around you. Pitty Pat, I love you, Love, Mom and Dad Mom Tanae M. Walker Brita Gall God has blessed us with our first born, beautiful young lady. Always keep God first in your life. And your dreams and goals of life will follow. BritaWe are delighted and grateful for your aeeompl ishments. Love, Mom, Dad, and Desarae Proud Parents, Duane and Jean Gall �Baby Angels • • • Rochelle Russo R.._od I( ll.Lj. .,JfS _ljOll COiltillll( /() 8llCC((d, he kind and co ll lfJC188ionau a/Oil!! the ll'(l_lj-t /u II ,IJOU tl' i/1 /Je .<;w·N .<;.cjul in .!JOUr hea rt . ,\ ou r D ad is t'( ''.l} proud ofyou too! /j;r c. Ioiii Marlena McWilliams Rob Streno Marlena, My Pooh BearKeep that gleam in your eye and a positive determined attitude and you can achieve your heart's desire. Mom You hne ac leved so uc these past lour wears. but vour bluuest ac IIVI e I II I I Ill d and enerous p rso that vou are. Wll voar any stre 1 1 1 d talents uu will succeed In W 11ever JO ChOOIIIO do. WI are so pro d or vo 1 d we reel blessed to ave vo I o r lives. Love. o . Dad, La ra, and Carrie Roll , Jeremy Anderson Erin Laetz You've made us laugh You 've made us cry (especially Nick) You've made us a little angry (especially Nick) But ultimately you've made us extremely proud Ieven Nick)!! Way to go, Jerm-we wouldn't trade the last 18 years for anything!! Our love- Mom , Dad and Nick •· 7Jhal lies behind us and n hal l/es before us are liny ma//er. , compared lo n hal lies rulhm '"· " -C.merson L e/ your Jmd and9enlfe ptrtf hme! 7ue foue you .sissy, !?Tom, !Jad and Jlannah Balz Rau S September 1984: Stormy weather and an earthquake in the region of Zurich: You were born. We love you, Ma and Pa All our fondest best w1shes for the future, Balz, and all our thanks for a grand year past! Norm, Christy, luke, Adam, Cla1r, Harley, and Taffy 8ab~ Plctum; "Reach out your band if your cup be empty ifyour cup is full may it be again." -R. Hunter a11d].Garcia Co11gratulatio1l Nick from your family. Love, Mom a11d Dad �Before They Could Talk Tiehlor L. Meredith Takeo Hiromitsu TAKEO, DON'T STOP NOW-- Knowing who vou r keeping In touch lth akes vou-That's vour ldentltv. Hang on tight--time Is the ost 1 portant thing vou've got. It belongs to vou and no one else. Congratulations! o and Trol REACH HIGH FOR THAT MOUNTAIN TOP, AND USE ALL THE TALENTS WHICH HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO YOU. YOUR LOVE AND SENSE OF HUMOR WILL SERVE YOU WELL. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU SON. LOVE ALWAYS, PAPA AND MOM Natalie Drucker lermal Love .j lnd 11rill nwk( (ifthu Cl err( at nation. and f1r ill IJ/c !;.<; t/z( c and mak( th.LJ IIWJ!( err( at: and thou shaltlx a /;/( ssina: (;u u si!; 12:2 l \ ( /01• ( .L)OU! '\,!om, ) liko and .fanzi/.LJ lJJe love You!!! IYiom, Dad, Eric, Ahranam, Sara, and Jason Madolyn Iones Leah Newman Pandy a•rl, Our Uttle anseUta has srown up to be a true anselt We couldn't be more proud of you. LoYe, Daddy, Mom, and Ph.Up ''J' m gonna sH and \Htc:h the "'eb That you wdl bmld th1 da) Will be a thread of lo\ e ) ou \\t'a\e to hO\ the \\a) ." John Lodge We love }OU, Mom, Dad, and Mereduh It' }OUT Allison Marie Speers Max Segall Allison, We are so proud of you! CongratulatiOns on your hard work. You have accomplished much. We love you lots!! Mom, Dad, and Anna MAXYOU HA E UCH PIRIT. CO 1P IO. \A 'D 1 I T GRITY. 'A1 E AR ROUDOF ALL YOU DO. LO E. 1\10M A D DAD Bab} l'icture' �Baby Angels • • • Jeffrey Mathews Stefan 0 lander " Oil 1/t( 11/ac'(' lftJl/'1/ f..,Tt!.' ,\ ou 'rr 011 your 11 WJ up.' .\ ou'/1 bl su 111 , ,!fH'Cll ·'' r/rts.' •\ lllr'/1 jorn tlr luglt flit r rrlr11 <UII'IO /uf!/t huglrts!" 1\ r arr so Jlmlld ofuou! Boogie man, Ye rerday i but roday' memory, And tomorrow i roday' dream. We\e always got your ba k. Love, Your family /Jjr(, \/om, /)tul, lllllis<,rJ ..JOIW/Iulll llllll • lc biu r111 & Zanna Robbie Southern We are proud of you and we love you! Love, Mom, Dad and Heather Peterson lr wa~; ntJf alway" eo~;y rair.1ng twin~; alone bur the reward~; (i)ere alway6 rwkll a ntce. (Jhen l c.ee (i)haf beautiful. ~;mart and unique yflanq =men .lfOU ha~>e!/rown fo f,ll, If fill~; me ''";" go muc.n awe an wonder. lln{)(d the future hoidB M~j exfraordinarq O(l(lllrfllntfy for barf. ofyou ann thor y{)(l wdfhnrh rt68, Ill your O«•n wayB, fo meet tf. 1"he ftuo of you po11~<eo.B an ambition, Bfrengrh and(.(lnfirlence that I net•er had. I admire and ret:pea !/{)(' for if and I fnow thor you will achieve y{)(1r dreamB he• ~·~~""~" • wu~;e ofir. CongrarufafionB( lot•e Mom "bJe are the munic. mal<ertl and we are the dreamerA of dreamG. • Nick Belden Tyson L. Adair Nickelman, There are two lasting bequests we can give our children: One is roots. The other is wings. Soar! All our love, Mom, Dad, and Joan YOUR PR E CE I A Gil TO TiiE WORLD. YOU'RE U IOUEA DO EOJ KI D YOUR LIJ E CA BE WH I YOU V\ I IT TO BE. lAKE IT 0 E D Y A I A i I 1E. lOVE. 10 1 & DAD Bab Pictures Simi Dadiotis Alix Maulitz Have health, hope and happiness. Take the tbne to 'Wish on a sta ... And don't eve .. foa'get foa' even a day .... Ho'W veaoy special YOU a .. e! Love, Mo.n, Dad, & Ji.n.ny DearAlix, You are a gift to us. From childhood forward you have graced our live . To a wonderful future .... Love, Mom and Dad Max, �Before They Could Talk Jill Abney Geoffrey Penn It's been fun watching you expand your world and ours. You'll always be our little princess. You have always brought cheer and laughter to your family and friends; nOIJ.) with our love and 6fessings spread your cheer and laughter to a tuider tuorfd. Love, /Yiom and Dad Love, Mom, Dad and Hate Alexandra Price Crawfurd Carli Pierson "Horn lO he \\lid" Carli. Thank for all }Ou bring to us. your pa ion and ouragc. your unique ability to al\\a) sec the humor In lite ) our 'P Ia I talt•nt arc o endearing! ,\ you mo\e into a ne" pace in )OUr life, I know }ou'll ho\\ gr at courage ·enrich the Jlv of all tho\c lucky enough to pend tim with you. \\c arc o proud of you' fYiay your wp of fife be fi((ed with sunshine, friends, happiness and prosperity. As your journey through life continues grow strong in spirit, so you can enjoy life with love and gratitude. Love, ~!om and Dad l ove, Dad, fYiom and fYionica Charlie Ogle Shiniquwa Hardy Way to go Charlie, you've always made us proud. Congratulations and all of our love. Hel•Hoo ~foil'! n)(! lime btl\' come for you to come into l'Our ou·n. As rou learn to grou• and lf:l' neu• tbings, alu ·t~} :,· remember you bare tbe lore and support of yourfami~r bebindyou. Mom, Dad, Kafer & Allee LOrEWU! Mom&Dad Allison Nuanes Matthew Lambuth Uve. laugh and love. You will always make our hearts sing. love, Mom & Dad The world needs your great pirit, your talent, intelligence and en e of humor. Remember There' stardust written all over \OU! We love you: Dad, 1om, 1eghan Mick Rab) Pictur �Baby Angels • • • Wade Kleinsmith Kwame Spearman YOU ARE A LOVER OF Drt'ams LIFE AND I'M PROUD OF Hold f: t to dream Fortf dream dt ltfe i a broken "1ngrd bird Tit at c.m nm tl y THE PERSON YOU ARE. YOU WILL BE A SUCCESS I N W HATEVER COMES YOUR WAY A N D I'LL BE Hold f.1 t to dr am !·or "hen dream go l · tc j, .1 b.men fidd Frozen "ith no" RIGHT BESIDE YOU. LOVE YOU. MOM -Lang ton Hugh Alex Eisler Courtney Chapman \\ t' art' ~·ny proud oj tht' p=on you havt' bt'comt'. Tht'" 11 norhmgyou can't do whm God is your strmgrh to rt'ach your goals. c;od bkss you and knp )011 ~t't' your goal Undt'ntand tlu obstacks Ckar your mmd ofdoubt Crt'atr a posuivt' mmtal ptcturt' Embraa tht' challmgt' • ray on trark how tht' world you can do tt. U7 uh a sound t'ducarron no ont' can stop your dnmmnarron. .)o you didn't hrill!! .LJOllr ridine: dotlu s. .)tick-to-it-ir( fl( ss allrciJJS tt·orks. fsp((·icil/.l; on tlu hcwk of a lwrs(. ljjl'(' lo111 and f>op Lovt', Mom, Dad, U 7mnry and Lymq Lissa Quigley Dan Gottesfeld l}ou hac e ala ay r been a darfm'l chtfd.. pfayjuf sac<'!, and;oyjuf 7Je foe<' you, !)an. J7Torn, Dad, anr/7i'achef 10\F. MOM. D D A D ARlEl Lashell Lintz Erin Wagner Shelly: Not only al'e you beautiful, but intelligent, loving, and wise. We al'e so pl'oud of you. To our Angel-Erin: Congratulations. Weare o proud of you and are bles d to have you as our daughter and ister. Love, Mo.n and Dad • Rab) Pictures Love, Dad, Mom, Nate, and Adam �Before They Could Talk Elly Castle Christina Reed We love you even more now than we did back then. As you were then, you are now. How sweet you are! We love you, Mom and Dad Iessica Marks Takoya Smith TRUST YOUR HEART. IT Takoya (Mama), Don't follow where the path may go ... Go instead where there is no path and lem·e your "o~m" trail. Always remember to put God first and he will always direct you. We Jo~e you! IS THE SOURCE OF YOUR BEAUTY, TRUTH, AND LOVE. YOU ENRICH MY LIFE DAILY. THANK YOU. LOVE, Mom, Aaron, Terell, Tyamber, and Grandma MAMA LA Katie Campbell Tracy Gilmore KATIE, NEVER SETTLE FOR THE PATH Your SPARKLE... Your WIT••• Your INTELLECT••• Will take you far. Uve your dreams and love life. I am so proud of all you have become. OF LEAST RESISTANCE! BE OF GOOD COURAGE. RENDER NO ONE EVIL, STRENGTHEN THE FAINTHEARTED, HELP THE OPPRESSED, HONOR ALL PEOPLE. Love, Mom WE LOVE AND ADMIRE YOU. MOM, DAD, AND LAURA David Melnychenko MichaelS. Caston, Jr. David, Continue to climb mountains, love life, and have faith in God. We're proud of you and we love you. rarl') tbr on 1n idr )O and rm bout for thr drnm\ that ~ idr )OU. \on hm riP I') tbia~ that ) umd to ta~r )OD 11hrre) amt to~o. \ uhm abililir\ and talrnts u dattribatr\ that brl n~ to ) aalonr. and )OU hm 11hat itta~r I ma~r) ur pal~ of . am~\ lrad to h ppinr . \ oa bm 11ht it ta~r brraa e}OI bm ) OI. -Doa~l Pa~ love, Dad. Mom, Kim, and lauren Lil \Ilk Dad and lo.ri 11 Bab Pktul't"i �Baby Angels • • • Hilary AutonStang Sarah Shavel ")b: )Jao-oo, you 'rc don( it a on i 11 ! " Hilary, ray centered, confident and kind hearted. tgr c, )Jon z and Dad Love, Mom and Dad Michael Auerbach Eutimia Montoya "... Each child has something to teach us; a message that will help to explain why we are here." "Xochul Tlane u The mmt magmficent of flo\\ ers, the hnght t and mo t b auuful . "You the inger, }OU make the ong .. You rlan<e a dance that lun 'hk an emerald" zttc po m Michael, we have learned far more from you than we have taught you. We love, admire, and respect you so much I Euumia. }OU ar our prec1om g1ft, \\l' pray that our Lord \\ alk \\ 1th } ou and protect )OU on all of your hfe JOurne} '· love, Mom and Dad Andrea Campbell (;),, •, <! h<'<'n l ery prYJud oj you /rYJm I u• day you "ere 6run 7Je lmrm you o d/ make /be ri'yht deci' tons i'n 1¢e, and a bale1•er decni'on• you chorHe Ia make a e a tf/ ala ays h<' proud t{you and fo,e you ery much 7lrommy and /Jaddy Carlynn McCallum You have filled our lives with love, grace, and glory fl'ollft the llftollftent you callfte into our fallftily. Your first eighteen years have been extraordinary. Now, we are bracing for llftany llftore allftazing shots to fall. Keep shooting those 3-pointers in life, and you will always stay on top! Never settle for less than the best. Love Always, Mother, Dad, and Chad 1 Rab Pirturt'S Brittany Citizen fl Mar is barn in 8nrtnn'1 lnf~ n IM* in• .ide .iJear 7/mfrea L Congratulation bah)' From all ofu ' lArs Mar and you will 8611 n r.AP.erfitl. Anl'f'!J yn11n9 lad:; 8nrtnny 1n t;mnrl ..,,A rAil wtVId in Ae.r loand, (JioM If's flmf! fo r.Aan.f]fl rArnso, 8nrtany is rloe 9'd for rAt~ Jllb. SAe is ..,//ins ro loelp you rn any wn:;. shape or form. Ifyou loaUII rAil opportunrry ro loave 8nrtnny mY'"" life's JOUrney you 1om been 6/eer.ed from fAll loeavens up nloo< 8nrtnny 8 srace nnd t;mi/e .,l/l19lor "P fhf! wcdd (J)AM rlom youn.9 Indy .rs our ro do ttt>mefloin9. you r.11n bf!r t.h11 wr/1 9er 11 don& Srnr11 are l>n.9lor and 8nrtnny. you nre oorely a sloinin9 Bfnr (Je IOU/I you Enjoy life wrrlo God fir8f. Go for rf. You tJ, ;er< rloe Mt.r Lydia CaytonHoiland She openetiJ her mouth with wisdom,and in her tongue is the law of kindness. ~ Proverbs �Before They Could Talk DeAndra Neff-Tolbert Megan Stevinson "Whatever else you do or forbear, impose upon yourself the task of happiness .. :' -Max Ehrmann RMen are Red Oio/Ms are fllull Your dad and f Sure love you( DeAndra, we arll uery proud nf you. Gond lur.f., Mom and Dad Allyson Levy Mayisha Ealey " HITCH YOUR WAGON TO A STAR ." - RALPH WALDO EMERSON IY!oyisho lmon, You hove truly brought muc.hjoy and happiness in our fives. {JJe ore so proud of you. Keep the faith and continue to five up to your nome. YOU ARE OUR BRIGHT STAR . YOU WILL SOMEDAY RECOGNIZE THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ALL YOU'VE ACCOMPLISHED. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU .... 'THE ADVENTUROUS ELVIS IMPERSONATOR" LOVE MOM, DAD AND SCOTT {JJe fuu you, Song Bird Abigail Foust Allison Linton Abbie, Your wisdomness has always endeared you to family and friends. We wish you success and happiness as you continue life's journey- Hang on. Allie! Our Love, Mom, Dad, Taylor, Tanner and Laurie Jennifer Mcintosh "Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. " -Anais Nin And you have much courage! Love always, Mom, Dad, Justin and Kara }ou 're in for tbe ride ofyour life! Mtzl' zt be a smootb one. ~re lore you. }our Pam Jennifer I. Boyle Follow your dreams and let your heart lead the way. VVe are so very proud of you! Much love, Mom, Dad and Daniel �Baby Angels • • • Martha Douglas Caitlin Smith Priceless! I o our at(in the hat) ... Bursting joy, A pecial girl, A ray of light That warms the world. Love always, Mom and Dad Our hcarrs arc so full of love and pride, Mom, Dad, and Amy C.J. Donovan Hillary Hayes May the luck of the Ir ish Lead to happ iest height And the highway you travel Be li ned with green li ghts. YEARS WE ' VE SHARED WE CHERISH THE 18 TOGETHER , ADMIRE YOUR DEFINITE IDEAS , GOOD HEART AND CONTAGIOUS Love Always, Mom, Dad, Kate and Duffy LAUGH! WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU AND LOVE YOU . XOXO MOM AND DAD Melissa Brooks Kirsten Tanner H JU I 1 I J I if A GELS. I ·c 1Y SO G TO THe Kl . A 01 f MY EAR WITH \\1 DOM. L BEAUTY FJLL M'r EYE. -\\ Ll ER DEA MYER /(irs, ~u fight up our fives ! lJJe lmolJJ your future is bright. lJJe foue you! ltfom and Dad I LOVE A 'D ADORE YOU 10M Bobby Reginelli Lisa Dimmer He .. e is Bobby secu .. ing a gig fo .. "P.. oof of Pu .. chase ." As you shoot for the moon We all love you , Moano , Dad, Je .. eany , Alex , Buste .. , Nanny , Butch, and Roxanne Rab Picture; Dearest Lisa: and reach the stars, remember, it IS the journ '} not the destmation. P.S. Don't forget Dad; all he \ ants for X-Mas is a space shuttle nde! Love Mom, Dad and Stephanie �Before They Could Talk The Sharks La'Andra Butler Hey Sharks, Congratulations for off you've acwmpfished and enjoy wherever f;fe fakCll you. Joe/ If a task Is once begun, Never leave It 'till It's done. Be the labor great or small, Do It well or not at all. Much love!! The Family Mario Kelly VERY CHOICE HAS WITH IT A CONSEQUENCE; SO DO NOT WISH - AWAY YOUR LIFE. BUT BEHAVE YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS L1 FE IS A CREATION, NOT A DISCOVERY. LOVE, GRAM 1 t known photo of Michelle e caring from nur ery choo to go kiing with her "bud ." Even at a young age, Michelle knew ... "Driving was her thing!" Michelle, enjoy the open road. It has countless twists and turns but endless pos ibilitie . Love, Your Parent �Aal , Shauna ............... 64, 128, 195 Abdullah Ameera ............... 78, 178 Abdullah , Iram ... 54, 111 , 113, 138, 139 Abeyta, Maria ...................... 54, 60 Abney, Jill ... 20, 33, 112, 154, 155, 213 Aboulafia . Sara ................... 78, 121 Abraham , Keane ................. 78, 128 Abram , Ameena ..... .. ............. 20, 50 Abram , lzaac ............................... 64 Acosta , Chelsea 64, 157, 186, 188 Adair, Tyson ......... .. .... 20, 45, 212 Agnolettl , Charla ... 78, 83, 87, 110, 112, 157, 180 Agu1rre , Andrew ......................... 64 Akerele , Janai ....... .. .... .......... 54, 63 Akridge , Eric ....................... 78, 152 AI beck, Anne ............................... 93 Aldena, Chandi . 78, 121 , 129, 157, 203 Alexander, Breanna .... 20, 34, 154, 155, 208 Alexander, Cody ..... .... ................ 78 Alexander, Gary ........................ .. 93 Alexander, Ke1th ......................... 78 Alexander, Tegan ............... 54, 113 Allen , Alexandra ......................... 64 Allen , Anthony .................. 118, 120 Allen , Betsy ... .. ..... .... ........... 93, 197 Allen, Nathan1el ......... 64, 116, 195 Allen-Sturgeon , Duwayne ... 78, 152 Allison, Clay ......... .. .... ................. 54 All meyer, Mira ............................. 64 Almon , Lauren ... 54, 113, 115, 178 Alpert, Jenny .. ... 54, 106, 116, 120, 195 Alvarez, Dan1el ............ 78, 83, 124 Alweis, Enn ................ 54, 113, 180 Ambrose, Eris ........ 64, 77, 95, 174 Aminian, Trissa ............ 64, 69, 180 Amores, Maria ..................... 21 Anderberg , Max 21 , 54, 133, 158 Anderson , Akeem ............... 54, 173 Anderson , Alexandra ..... .. ........ 64 Anderson, Carne54, 146, 147, 186, 187 Anderson , Claire ........ 78, 148, 201 Anderson , Diane 54, 118, 121, 196 Anderson , Hal .... ........ 64, 11 o, 132 Anderson , Jan .. ....... .... .... .. .. . .. 93 Anderson, Jason 20, 115, 142 143, 190, 191 Anderson, Jeremy20, 22, 182, 183, 185, 210 Anderson, Jerry .... .... .. ............... . 93 Anderson , Jessica .. .... .. .... .. 64, 166 Anderson , Joe ..... .................. .... 199 Anderson, Leslie ...... .. ... ........ .. .... 93 X e Anderson , Mat1sse .... 20, 114, 147, 206, 236 Anderson , Nick ......................... 183 Anderson , Paul ........................... 20 Anderson, Shana ............... ......... 21 Andrews , Leah .................... 21 , 124 Andrews , Lynn .. 64, 120, 122, 123, 134 Angelo , Dane ....... 64, 70, 161 , 191 Ankele, Patricia ................... 78, 118 Antai , Peter ......................... 78, 119 Antoine , Corey ............................ 54 Anton-Stang , Hilary ..... 10, 20, 216 Applebaum , Brent 13, 20, 143 208 Applebaum , Todd 20, 26, 114, 143, 194, 195, 208, 236 Aqu~no , Luis ........................ 64, 124 Aragon , Brissa ............................ 20 Archer, Celeste ........................... 93 Archie , Dominic .................. 78, 152 Arenas , Julia ............................... 64 Armstrong , Daryl ......................... 78 Armstrong , Donald ...................... 64 54 Armstrong , Earl ..................... Armstrong , Princeton .... ...... ... .. 78 Arnold Anthony .. ................... 78 Arnold , Heather ...................... . 21 Arneta, Francisco .................. 21 Arneta , Javier .......................... 78 Arriola, Tasha ..................... 78, 100 Ashley, Wes .................... .. ........ 93 Atencio , Meg ......................... 13, 21 Atufunwa , Benice .. 54, 59, 63, 132, 186 Auerbach , M1chael ..... 21 , 38, 115, 134, 161 , 216, 219 Ausler, Reg1nald .................. .... . 78 Austin , Nate .............. .................. 93 Bush chokes on pretzel Baca, Tanya ................................ 54 Baer, Bill ..................... .. .. .. .. ... 195 Bailey, Karen ... ................... 93 Baiyee-Cady, Alexander . 78, 152 Baker, Aaron .. ............... .... .. 78, 173 Baker, Latosha ...................... 54, 98 Baker, Randall .. ..... ...... ...... ... .. . . 64 Ballas, Charlie .......................... 119 Bankes, Cheryl ................... 93, 135 Banman, James.. .................... 22 54 Barnes, Ch1ffon .............. .. ..... Barnes, Jessica .. ....... 64, 115, 154 Barnes, Portia .......... .. .. .. ........ . . 78 Barnholt, Joseph... . 64, 161 , 185 Barocas, Andee . 64, 149, 186, 187 54, 190, 191 Barocas, David .. ... Barocas, Jon.......................... 191 Barrett, Kristin .... .............. ........... 78 Barry, Dw1ght ...... .. .. .. .............. 150 Bartholomew, Allison .. 78, 119,180 Bartholomew, Kelly .. ...... .. ...... .... . 54 Bartholomew, Tracy ............ 64, 73 Bass, CheratQJl .. .. ..... .............. 614 Bates, Ron .................................. 93 Bates-Poole, Matthew ................ 64 Batsford, Michael ................ 78, 185 Battle, Elizabeth . 64, 120, 140, 141 Battu-Bodnar, Dylan .. 64, 144, 145 Bauer, Lauren .................. 148, 188 Bay, Isaiah ................. 78, 152, 199 Beanum, Arvian ................ 22, 132 Beard, Janice ...................... 78, 120 Beard, Junlee ...................... 78, 120 Beard , Latoya ............................. 78 Beard, Rosetta ............................ 64 Beasley, Jarrett ................... 64, 199 Beasley, Joshua ......................... 78 Bechtel , Lev1 . .................. 23, 133 Beckworth, Keena ...................... 54 Beckworth, La toy a ...................... 23 Seem , Danielle ................... 54, 174 Behr, Helen ......................... 54, 201 Belden , Joan .............. 4, 78, 141 Belden, Nick . . 23, 106, 112, 150, 194, 195 Bell, Aaron .................................. 54 Bell , Starla .......................... 78, 168 Benavente, Maia ................. 78, 121 Benavidez, Allc1a ........................ 78 Benford , Brittany ......................... 78 Benson, Jordan . 64, 159, 176, 177, 202 . 64, 121 Bentley, Kaurel ...... Berger, Lilly ............. 79, 174, 175 ... .. .... 54 Berger, Molly .. ...... ...... Berken , Cathenne ....................... 79 Berken, Elizabeth ............... 65, 120 Berry, Dw1ght ...................... 93, 168 Berry, James .............................. 65 Berry, Richard ........................... 79 Berryman, Jules.. .. .. .... ..... .. .... 185 Bershof, Sam .......... 23, 114, 236 Berzinji, Arezu ...... ... . ...... 22 Best, Lillie .... .. .. ....................... 54 Bettis, Spencer ........................... 65 Bettridge, John ........................... 65 Betz, Dustin ............................. ... 22 Birkett-Stevens, Melba ............... 93 B1shop, Melanesse ..................... 54 Bishop, Peter .......... .. .................. 54 Bis1o, lan .......... 23, 112, 114, 143 Bisio, Kyle .......... 65, 77, 144, 195 Bitzanak1s, M1chael ..................... 65 Blackburn , Danielle .. .. ............. 6, 65 Blair, Phelps .. 10, 54, 59, 113, 161 , 191 Blanas, Demetri ............... ... 54, 103 Blerkom , Elizabeth .................. 129 Bloodsaw Bryan ................. 65, 173 Bloodsaw, Dav1d ...... .. 55, 113, 171 Bloom, Mira .......................... .. ..... 88 Blue, Michael .. . .. .. 16, 55, 173 Blum, Alyce .. . 13, 21 , 23, 111 , 134, 201 Blum, David .. 13, 23, 46, 133, 194, 195 Blum , Jonathan .. ........ 65, 161, 191 Blum , Sari .... .. .............. .. . 65, 188 Blum-Barnett, Erica .... .. 4, 55, 116, 117,121 , 200 Bobb, Jerome ....... ...... ....... . 21 Boggess, Allegra .... 23, 119, 120 Boisse, Vanessa .. ........ .. ............ 79 Boland, Kathryn . 79, 120, 174, 175 Bole, Paul .. .. .. .......... .. ......... 93 Bolger, Amy .. ... .. 79, 84, 168, 180 Bol1ng, Ashley ........ .. ...... .. . 65, 196 Bombace, MichaFI ........... .. . 22 Bookhardt, Dawn ......................202 Bookhardt, Steffaine ................ 22 Bookhardt-Sm1th, Kennyth ........ 65 Booren, Kiersten . 65, 73, 121, 134 • 135, 188 Boss, Zacchaeus .. 19, 23, 49,1 13, 150 Bourne, Trevor ........................... 65 Bouvette, Joe .............. 79, 88, 185 Bowman, Daru s ........... 23, 41, 171 Bowman, Jasm1ne .................... 79 Boyd, Briana ............................... 79 Boyle, Jennifer .... 23, 92, 138, 139, 217 Brabo, Charmaine .............. 23, 124 Brady George .......................... 65 Brady, John ................................ 79 Brandenburg , Allynne ................ 65 Brent, William .............................. 65 Brever, Chris .............. 55, 170, 171 Brever, Corianna ....................... 79 Brewer, Valisha .................... 22, 45 Brigham, Colin ................... 22, 103 Bnn, Laura .......................... 79, 141 Brin, Sarah .................................. 24 Brisco, Ason .............................. 152 Bristol , Michael .......... 24, 133, 208 Broadway, Andreya .................... 55 Brock, Adam .............. 65, 116, 117 Broils Dente ....................... 55, 173 Brooks, Angela ........................... 65 Brooks, Melissa . 24, 124, 125, 218 Brothers, Lucy ...... 79 , 87, 121 , 174 Brown, Alexis ..................... 24, 119 Brown , Andrew ........................... 65 Brown , Blake ............ 65, 150, 185 Brown , early .......... ............. 55, 154 Brown , Francelia ......................... 22 Brown, James .................. 129, 133 Brown , Jud ........... 25, 38, 190, 191 Brown , Junae ............................. 79 Brown , Kapree ............................ 65 Brown , Kelly ............................... 93 Brown , Mason ..................... 65, 195 Brown, Suzanne .. ........ 21 , 25, 120 Brown, Tallalah ......... 79, 90, 120 Brown , Tameka ...................... 113 Brown, Tam1ka 55, 124, 192, 200 Brown , Tres ................. 24, 49, 150 Brown, Tyler ..... .. .................. 55, 63 Brown, Wesley ........... 79, 83, 185 Browne, Patrick .. ...................... 65 Bruce, Brandon ...................... 79 Bryan, Adam ............................... 24 Bryan, Shehawk .......................... 55 Bryant, Maria .......................... 65 Bucar, Brooke . ..... .. ... 79, 149, 188 Buckner, Chnstopher ................ 65 Buescher, Ryan . 65, 165, 172, 173 Sukey, Layne .. .. ....... 18, 79, 201 Bumgardner, Cece ..................... 94 Burke, Jade ........................... 21 , 24 Burke, Jasmine ........................... 24 Burke, Kimberly .. .. ...................... 55 Burns Claire ......................... ..... 25 Burns L1sa . ...... 55, 162, 163 Burris-Deboskey, Aaron ............. 79 Burroughs, B1shop .............. 94, 199 Burroughs, Bryan ... 4, 19, 25, 34, 150, 151,198,206 Burt, N1cki ........................... 24 Burton , Alicia ................... ............ 65 Burton , Ken .................... ........... 55 Bushnell, Doug ............... ............ 94 Butcher, Ela1ne ........................... 24 �Butler, Charlene .......................... 79 Butler, LaAndra ................... 24, 219 Butler, LeeOunda ....................... 65 Bye 209 Censorship of Spotlight Caffrey, Linda 94 Caldwell , All 79, 141 , 174, 175, 201 Calhoun , Bill .................... 150 Calhoun , Mark .................... 94, 150 Calvert, Alex .............................. 25 Calvert, Jaymes .......................... 65 Cameron, Larry ..... ......... 93 Campbell , Andrea . 25, 111 , 192, 193, 216 Campbell Ian ................. 65, 145 Campbell Katie .. 25, 37, 158, 159, 205, 215 Campbell , Laura .......... 65, 69, 203 Campbell , Porshai ...........•.......... 65 Candlin , Patrick .. ...................... 161 Cano, Michael ..................... 55, 124 Cano, Phillip ...................•.......... 79 Caouette, Katherine .... 21 , 25, 147, 196 Cardoza, Augustine .................... 79 Carey, Peter ................................ 26 Carey, Rudy .............................. 94 Carrasco, AleJandro . . 65 Carrell, Karla ............. 26, 120, 121 Carreon , Brenda ......... .............. 102 12, 27 Carroll, Chnsty ... ........ .. .. .. Carson , Brittany ......... 65, 149, 188 Carsten , Jeff .. 18, 27, 30, 177, 183 65, 143 Carter, Andrew .. . Carter, Dayyan ............................ 65 Carter, Dorshia ........... .......... 54, 65 Carter, Mary ................................ 65 .. 94, 99 Casey, Biddy .......... . .. Casey, Phillip ..... .... . . 79, 110, 195 Casillas, Jorge ........................... 65 Castanon , Efrain ........ .. ............... 65 Castillo, Chris .................. 79, 121 Castillo, Tony . ..... ... 55, 124, 177 Castle, Elly .. 25, 27, 128, 154, 178, 179, 196, 215 Caston , M1chael ...... ... ...... 27, 215 Caston, Mikia ............ 65, 11 0, 124 Caswell , Lynda .. ............ ... 120 Cavitt, Jaquita ... .. ... ... .. .... ... 79, 120 Cayton-Hoiland , Lydia ........ 26, 216 Cerbo, Canssa ........... .. . .. ... ..... 66 Chambers, Krystle ... ... .. ..... . 55, 124 Champlin , Meredith ........... 66, 148 Chandler, Laquon ...... .. ............ 66 Chapman , Courtney ... . 21 , 26, 214 Chapman , Patrick .... ... . 27, 53, 150 Chapman, Wh1tney 64, 66, 77, 110, 201 Charoenchai , Suphamt ............... 55 Chavez, Richard .......... 66, 90, 104 Chavez-Murphy, Cayla55, 174, 200 Childs, Ashley ......... ... ............. 6, 79 Christy, Adrienne .. 4, 79, 121 , 157, 168, 169, 203 Chu , Ellen .. ....... ........ .. .... 55, 201 Cillo, Anna ...... ... ... .. 66, 70, 121 Citizen, Bnttany 27, 111 , 124, 166, 167, 216 Clark, Japera ............. 27, 42, 124 Clark, Jessica ............ 55 Clay, Alynnya ............. 55, 192, 193 Clay, Jensara ...... 27, 30, 111 , 112, 124, 192 Clayton , Thomas ......... 26, 92, 207 Clements, Arian .......................... 55 Clements, Dee ........................... 93 Clifford, Kat1e . . . ............... 113 Clifton , Jaimie .. 26, 112, 162, 174, 207 Cobbins, U T ........................ 158 Coddington, Steve ...................... 94 Cohen , Rebecca ........ 79, 121 , 157 Colacino, Mike ............................ 94 Colasanti , Georgette .............. 94 Cole, Carolyn ... ......... ..... . 79 Colecchia, Leah ............. 27 133 Coleman, Deanna .......... 120 Coleman, Eric ..................... 55 120 Colen, Drew ........................ 55, 171 Collier, Alison ............. 66, 141 , 201 Collier, Tijan ........................ 55, 104 Collins, Claire ............... 66, 77, 180 79 Collins, Shawn ...................... Combs, Devon ......... 27 147 206 Combs, Hunter66, 70, 92, 112, 165 Comstock, Megan .... . 79 Conger-Milnes, Eleanor .... 27, 118, 206 Connelly, Lilah .................... 79, 121 Connelly, Melissa .................... 79 Conner, Betthany . .... ....... .. .... ... 79 Conner, Ericka ................. ... .. 27, 34 Conner, Randy ............................ 66 Contreras, Michael .. ......... .. ........ 55 Conwell , Tyler ..... ............ .... 55, 152 Cook-Scalise, Sarah ................... 26 Cooks, Averi .. ....... ..... ... ... .. 26, 132 Cooks, M1k1lo .............................. 80 Cooper, Elise ..... .... .... 66, 175, 201 Cooper, Lakesh1a ... ... ... 66, 201 Cooper, Tamika ......... 28, 124, 200 Cornejo, Eli 80, 112, 119, 143 Cosgrove, Theresa ............. 94, 124 Cos1o, Jennifer ........................... 80 County, Kat1e .... . 80, 141 , 174, 203 Cous1n , D'osha ......................... 80 Cowans, Carl etta ................ 55, 132 Cowans, Devon .. .. ....... ....... 80, 172 Cowens, Devon .... ... .. .... ...... . 173 Craft, Doug ...................... ....... 94 Crawford , Clifford ....... ..... ..... ..... 80 Crawfurd, Alexandra ... 28, 29, 110, 201 , 213 Creighton , Susan .... ... ... ... ... 66, 121 Cresci , Alexander ....................... 80 Cronan, Angela .. 66, 121, 129, 133 Cronan, Joanna ....... .. 28, 192, 193 Crook, William ..... ... ... ..... .. ..... 55, 60 Crowe, Aaron ..... ...... ........... 80, 173 Crowe, Damien ................... .. ..... 66 Crowell, Dam1on .............. 172, 173 Cruz, Anthony ..... .... ... ..... .... .. .. 80 Culbreth , Lauren .. .................... 149 Culig, Sarah ... .. ................... 55, 135 Cunningham , Shilo ..................... 66 Curran-Everett, Eamonn .. ...... . 66 Curry, Latonya ........... 66, 110, 195 Curry, Latura ........... ... 28, 106, 154 Curtis, Pierre ..... ... .............. 80, 173 Curt1ss-Lusher, Ben ...... 13, 29, 38, 112,115, 161 Cuzzort, Meghan .. .. .... . 29, 46, 90 yourself and someone else D'Onofno. Karen 174 Dadiot1s, Simi .................... 28, 212 80 Daenning , Hilary ................... Dailey, MJ ... 55, 63, 111 , 150, 171 Daily, Sarah ...................... 28, 50 Daina, Sky ................. 80, 133, 134 Daley, Jessica ............................. 94 Dan1els, Gregory ......................... 66 Daniels, Latasha ........................ 66 Dannen, Katherine ...................... 94 Darnell, Dustin ...... 55, 183, 184 Daugherty, Kate ........... 55, 60, 118 David, Maeve .................. 66, 180 Davidoff, Max ...................... 66, 115 Dav1s, Aaron ........ 28, 41 , 150, 199 Davis, Basil ........................... 152 Davis, Jesse ............................ 80 Davis, Mackenzie ............... 55, 174 Davis, Oliver ............. ................ 30 Dav1s, Teresa ...................... 66, 121 Davis, Timothy ... ... .. .... ... .. ... 80 Dawkins, Marquis ............ 19, 28 Dawkins, Nick .................. . . ... 94 Dawn , Tracy ........... .... ..... .... .. 29 Day, Vanessa ..... ..... .. 66, 139, 201 Dean , Cherish ........ ...... . .... . 66 DeAnda, Michael ................ 80, 152 Dearry, Demetrius .. ... .. ............. 66 29, 118, 119, DeBouse, Darren .. 198, 199 DeBoyes, Ahnjoulie .............. 66, 74 Deffner, Alison ............. 18, 80, 106 Deffner, Megan ........................... 28 deJong , John ........... .......... 55, 161 Delcampo, Oliv1a ......... ........... .. .. 80 DelCastillo, Bethany ................... 80 . .. 125 DelCastillo, Micah ..... ... . Demby, Josh .............. 55, 116, 161 Demolin , Daniel ....... .... 80, 199 Demong, Stefanie ............... 80, 157 Denmon , Joel ............... ............... 66 De Tie , Ruby . .. ............... 66, 112 Devereaux, Qwan ....................... 28 Devine, Corey ... .. .. ........... .... ..... . 66 Dew, Ashlee ... ... ... ....................... 55 D1az, Bnanna .. .... ... ..... .. ............ .. 28 Diaz, Erica .... ............ ... ........ ....... 80 Diaz, Terry .... ......... ..................... 94 Dickerson, Cenya ....... .. ............ .. 94 Dickerson , Fathim ....................... 80 Dickerson , Fath1ma ... .. .............. .. 80 Dickmson, Katy 28, 103, 113, 178 . ... .. 55 Dickson , Virgil .. .... D1mmer, Lisa 26, 29, 132, 135, 218 DiPaolo, Phil. ...... .. ...... ... . ..... 195 DiPaolo, Sarah. .. .... .......... 54, 55 DIXOn, Shemi ..... .. ...... 29, 100, 132 Doherty, Marty .................. 94, 161 Donalde, lss1ah ... .... ... ... .. 66, 121 Donaldson, Tyrell ............ .... 66, 124 Donohoue, Jacqulean ......... 55, 124 Donovan , CJ 22, 29, 112, 160, 161 , 182, 183, 218 80 Dorsey Jencho .... ... ... ............ Doss, Genesa .............. 55, 99 121 Douglas, Al ice ........................ 188 .. 66, 174 Douglas, Lois ............ Douglas, Martha . 9, 29 , 38, 115, 146, 147, 218, 219 Doyle, Brendan . .... ......... ......... 94 Draper, Isaiah .... ... .... .................. 66 Drucker, Natalie .... 13, 30, 37, 134, 186, 211 Dudley, Amy .... .................. ... ... . 80 Dudley, Phil ................ 94, 150, 152 Duell , Amy ........................... . 64, 66 Duerksen , Benjamin .............. 55 Duffey Ka1thn 80, 120, 162, 163 Duggan, Melody 97 Duke , Andrew .............. 66, 70, 161 Dunn, Aaron ............... 31 , 150, 195 Dupuch Auria ..................... 67, 168 Duran , Angel .... .. ..... .... .. ..... ......... 80 Duran, Maria .............. ................ 67 Duran, Nicole ... ........................... 56 Durst, Laura ................................ 56 Dusser, Elizabeth ....................... 30 Enron scandal Eagle, SunRey ......... .. ... ... ...... .. ... 80 Ealey, Jam1la .... 56, 111 124, 140, 196, 197 Ealey, Mayisha ... 29, 31 , 113, 115, 124, 217 Ealy, Shawnda ...... .. ....... .. 80, 120 Ebel , Claud1a .............. 81 , 87, 188 Ebner-Watson, Jessica ............... 56 Edelson , Zachary .. ... ... ...... ..... .. 31 Edesess, Anel ............................ 81 Edwards, Anthony ..... ... ...... 67, 191 Edwards, Larry ..... .... .... 56, 59, 63 Egbe1ghu , Efe ............ 56, 157, 195 Eisler, Alexandra 31 , 114, 214, 236 EI-Senuss1, Leila .......... ... .... 56, 59 EI-Senussi , Mannalle ....... ...... 81 Elder, Casey .... ....... .... ... ... 81 , 173 Elias, Daniel .................... ... . 81 , 118 Ellis, Ian ... ....... ... .... .. .. 30, 118, 128 Elrod, Autumn .... ......... .. .... .. 67, 180 Emmons , Tom ................. 140, 141 Engebretson, Kate ... .. 56, 188, 189 Engel , Andrew ................ .......... 67 Engel, Natalie ............. ................ 67 Engelken , David ............ .... .... 97 Engelken , Elam ....... .. . 67, 121 , 192 English , Jasmin ....................... . 67 Enn1s, Clare .............................. 149 Eppler, Ashley .. ........ .. ........ .. ..... 186 Erickson, Lauren . 67, 74, 136, 154, 156, 157, 186, 187 Escalante, Ryan .. 81 , 87, 194, 195 Escamilla, Roxann .... .. ........ .. ..... 67 Eskndge, Evan .... .. .............. ........ 81 Espinel , Maria ......................... 30 Index e �Espinosa, Joy ................... 56, 196 Espmoza-Calixto, Marcos ... 67, 124 Esslinger, Jeff .... 67, 150, 152, 195 Etumnu , Austin ......................... 67 Evans, Birdie ...... 31 , 114, 166, 236 Evans , Jerell ............. 17, 19, 31 Fulton , Kari ..... ~ .......................... 56 Furutan1, Tessa .......... 67, 200, 201 Games in Salt Lake Fiesta Bowl attended by Buffs Fajardo, Anastacia ...................... 81 Falkenberg , John ....... 31 , 194, 195 Falkenberg, Peter 66, 67, 152, 195 Farias, Antony ............................. 81 Farley, Roshawndra .................. 31 Faulkner, Neshawn ........ ............. 81 Fe?de, Matt .. 30, 42, 115, 120, 128 Fe1nstein, Amy .., ................. 56, 119 Fel1c1anna, Amy ........... 81 , 97, 120 Fessenden , Megan ............. 91, 141 Filak, Holly .................................. 81 F1nger, Rebecca ................... 30, 45 F~nley , David ......................... 56, 59 F1nnegan-Doyon, Allison ............ 31 F!sher, Caitlin ..... .. .. .. 67, 7 4, 115 F1sher. Regg1e .................... 81 , 173 Fitzgerald , Garrett ....................... 67 Fitzgerald, Libby ...................... 97 Fitzgerald, Robert ............... 67, 185 Flageolle , Carl ............................ 97 Flem!ng, Ashley ......... 81 , 121 , 168 Fleming, Will ...... 67, 125, 150, 152 Flores, Andrea .................... 31, 124 Ford, Anita ..................... 15 56 59 Ford • GIll ...... .............. 56, 128, ' ' 150 Fordham, Jason ................ 31, 37 Forn , Derrick ....................... 81, 152 Forn, Mallory ............................... 56 Fornstrom, Cindy ........................ 97 Fortson Damelle 67, 156, 157, 186 Foust, Abbie 9, 31 , 120, 146, 147 • 186, 217, 219 Fowler, Justin ............................. . 67 Frank. Michelle .. 30, 133, 178, 219 Franklin, Natasha ....................... 81 Franklin, Octav1a ......................... 56 Freedman, Amy .... 78, 79 81 140 141 ' ' ' Freedman , Todd 30, 116, 133, 2o4 Freeman , Dontae ............... 81 , 96 Freeman, Lois ... .......... .. ... .. . 97 Freeman, Roslynne ................. 56 Fnedman, Elyse ............... 81 , 141 Fr~edman , Micah ...... ... . 18, 32 , 133 Fneman, Suzanne ...................... 81 Fr~end, Megan ............. . 56, 98, 132 Fnerson , Lon nell .. .. ... ....... 67 124 F no "I t ' M.lies ..................... 67,' 121 Frye, Barry . .......... .. .. ...... 56, 177 Fuentes-Guevara, David ............ 81 Fulenwider, Dana ..... 56, 114, 134, 146, 147, 201 236 ® Index Gabel , Alexander ....................... 56 Gabel , Thomas ........................... 67 Gade, Emily . 56, 63, 146, 147, 158 Gaines Ashaunaise ........... 56, 118 Gaines Ka ................................ 67 Gall , Bnta 7, 12, 32, 46, 120, 121 147, 209 ' Gallegos , Laroyce ..................... 81 Gallegos . Paula .......................... 97 Gallaher Avery ... 32, 98, 11 2, 208 Gallow Lauren .................... 16, 196 Gamble, Dwan ............................ 32 Gang , Chen ......................... 22 , 33 Garcia, Amalia ............................ 67 Garcia, Honey ........................... 94 Garcia, Laura .............................. 67 Garcia, Ryan ............................... 81 Garcia, Sherina ........................... 56 Garll~k , Saul ................ 33, 42, 205 Gaut1er, Justin ............... 81 , 121 Gay, Tammy ............................... 81 Ge1er, Alisa ................................ . 81 Geissler, Edward ................... 81 Gema.n, Bryon ..................... 67, 191 G1lchnst, Tim ...... 56, 160 161 191 Gil ' 67,' 121 1 er, Dan ........................... G1lmore, Tracy ..... 32, 42, 115, 215 Gilstrap, Sam . 25, 29, 32, 150, 152 Glenn, Eldon ............................... 81 Goens, David ................... 124 Goff, Mardee ........ 67, 77, 148, 149 Gottman Jonathan .......... 81 152 GoHollo. Kiyomi ......... 56, 135, 195 Goldin . Peter .............................. 97 Gomez, Denise ... 67, 69 11 0 112 124 ' ' ' Gomez, Louis ...... 32, 38, 113, 124 ' 129, 133, 208 Gomez, Rachel ........................... 32 Gomez, Ricardo .......................... 81 Gomez, Theo .. ................. ... ... 67 Gonzales, Dora ..... ... ... ....... ........ . 97 Gonzalez, Jorge .. ....................... 81 Gooley, Tyree ............................ 56 Gordon , Andrea .. ..... .. ................. 56 Gordon , Kns ...... 33, 150, 171, 191 Gottesfeld, Dan ... 13, 33 135 205 214 ' ' ' Gould, Co by ....... .... .... 56, 122, 123 Gould , Patricia ................. .. ... 97 Graalum Chanelle ........ .............. 67 Granger, Robert ...... .................... 67 Granillo, Robert .......................... 81 Grant-Bridges, Elizabeth .... 56, 118 Graves, Damaris .... ................ ..... 81 Graves, Osiris ..................... 81 , 199 Graves. Sam .................. ....... 32, 38 Graves, Sarail ..................... 81 , 133 Green, Anthony ...................... 67 Green, N a ................................ 81 Greenberg, Denise ......... 81 , 124 Greene, Den1c1a .......................... 81 Greer, Debbie ....................... 97 Gnssom , Mlchael67, 150, 152, 199 Gross, Leah ................... 68, 120 Groves, Christin ......................... 81 Groves, Shamae ................ 56, 120 Guerrero, Rolando .................... 56 Guidry, Dru ......................... 91, 125 Guthridge, Lauren ....................... 56 Gutierrez, Hector ..................... 81 Gut1errez, Laura .......................... 56 Gutierrez, Michael ................... 56 Gutknecht, Mat1as ....................... 56 Harrison dies, leaving two Beatles Hach1mine. Mika ...................... 196 Hagevik, Sarah ........................... 97 Hahn , Owen ................................ 97 Haley, Kenneece ........................ 97 Hall , Stephan .... 57, 114 134 143 236 ' ' ' Hall , Terence .............................. 82 Halu : Rena ................. 68, 121 , 200 Ham1lton , Jessica ....................... 57 Hamilton , Malachi ....................... 57 Hamilton , Nafia .... 68, 93, 192, 193 Hampel , Jonathan .............. 68, 173 Hand, Scott ......................... 68 , 119 Hand-Bender, Ben .... 57, 122, 123 Haney, Katherine ...................... 149 Hansen, Michelle ......... 57, 60, 149 Hanson Katie .... 68 , 114, 134, 236 Harbaugh, Paul ........................... 97 Hardiman, Shavonne .......... 57, 196 Hardm-Scott, Chanda ......... 57, 196 Hardy, Sh1n1quwa ............... 32, 213 Harlor, Steven ....... 68, 77, 95, 183 Harper, Marcus .. .. 57, 60, 132, 195 Harrell Dave .......................... 97 Harrington , Kara 57, 116, 162, 188 Harris, Jamar .. ...................... 199 Harris, Jermaine ...................... 173 Harns, Lee ..... ..................... 82, 152 Harris, Lindsay ................. 138, 139 Harns, Marquita ...... ........ ............ 32 Harris, Steven .... .... ....... .. ............ 82 Harris-Gustin , Lindsay ................ 57 Harrold, Bryan ............. .. ............ 32 Hart, John ........... ............ ... .. ....... 82 Hartman, Samantha . . 82, 188 Hartmann, Lorenz .. 33 150 194 195 ' ' ' Harvey, Jamin ..... ............ 57, 143 Harvey, Phil ............. 113, 170, 171 Hasebe, Aki ....... .............. 97 Hatgi, Knsten ................... 57, 180 Hathaway, Hannah .... 68, 159, 180 Hawkins, Patricia ........................ 97 Hayden, Jack .. .. .. .. .. .... .. ... 150 Hayden , John ........................ 68• 93 Hayes , H1llary .. 134, 146, 147, 218 Hayes, Kat1e ..... 57, 103, 120, 121 • 122, 123, 134 Hayes , Sharabia ....................... 57 Haynberg , Rolf ................... 57, 133 Haynes, Jasmme ....... 82 , 120, 180 Hayward, Emma 33, 129, 135, 205 Hayward, Philippa ........... 97, 115 Healey, Katherine ..................... 57 Healy, Christopher .................... 68 Heaney, Ruth .......................... 97 Heckler, Sammie ................ 57, 115 Hedman, Ben ................... 120, 177 He? man, Russell ....................... 68 He1t,. Evan ................................... 68 Helfnch , Kevin ........... 57, 190, 191 ~enry , Carlene ........................... 68 enry, Jonqu11 ............................. 82 Hernandez, Carlos ...................... 68 Hernandez, Mike ..... 98, 15o, 152 Hernandez, Ramon .................... 57 Hernandez-Ball, Alexander ....... 57 Herr, Dan ......................... 150, 152 Herrera , Juan .............................. 94 Hernng , Bernadette ............ 57, 119 Hernng , Jacob ............................ 82 Herron, Bnan ..................... 57 Herron, Joshua ........................... 68 Hertel , Cameron .... 33, 42, 53, 191 Herzog , Stacy ... 68, 114 149 188 236 ' • • Hessler, Nicholas ........................ 82 Hester, Jamie .............................. 33 Heuser, Travis ....................... 34 Hickman , Sabra ......... 68, 174• 203 Hidalgo, Jordan .. ....... ....... ... ....... 68 Hidalgo, Linette ........................ 34 H1gsby, Danielle .......................... 35 Hill, Daryl .................................... 82 H~ll . Tameka ............... 57, 121 ' 203 Hill-Traylor, Nicholas .................. 68 H1ll-Traylor, Victoria .............. 82, 84 H1nes, Andre ....................... 82, 173 Hmton Kathleen ......................... 98 H~nz , Beth .................... 4, 98 , 143 H1rom1tsu , Fumie ....... 68, 121 195 H1romitsu , Takeo .. 35, 37, 92 ' 194 211 ' • Hoang, Tuan ............................... 35 Hobbs, Jim .................................. 98 Hodge, Philemon ................ 35, 105 Hoffman, Dmane ........................ 82 Hokenson, Eric ................ 184, 185 Holden, Janeeka ......................... 68 Holmes, Channyl ........................ 82 Holmes, Stephanie ....... ........ 57 60 Holobinko, Brittney ............. 82, 74 Hamburger, Ashley ................. .... 68 Honlgman, Ursula ..... 68, 120 143 188 ' ' Hopper, Kate ............. ................ 168 Hopper, Mary ............................. 82 Horne , Alex .. 68, 150, 152, 191 Hornsby· Evan .......... 82, 165, 183 Horton , Marlon .. ................ ...... 199 Horton , Terra34 , 41,138,139, 166, 196 Horton , Tiffany ... ...... 82, 14o, 168 Horwitz, Michelle ..... 68, 121, 180 Hosea, Stephen .. .. ... 82 118 11 9 Hoskins, Paul ...... ...... . ..'.. ...'. 195 Houston , Michael ....... 82, 152, 153 Howard , Aspen ........................... 49 1 �Howell , Geoffrey .......... 11 , 57, 165 !-lowell , Vanessa ............... 68, 149 Howery, Julian ........ 68, 129, 133 Hoyt, Michael .............................. 68 Hubbard , Marcus .... 150, 152, 185 Hubbard , Moses ................. 68, 121 Hubbard , Rosalyn ............... 68, 82 Hudley, Shakese ...... 34, 111 , 112, 113, 124, 139, 196 Hudley, Shalise ........................... 98 Hudley, Shanise 57, 140, 196, 197 Hudley, Sharvez ........ 82, 124, 152 Hudnall , Fred ...... 35 , 53, 111 , 120, 124, 150, 171 , 198, 199 Hudnall , Micah .................... 68, 121 Huelsmann, Fred ....................... 98 Huff, Matt... ............................... 191 Hughes, Duncan ....................... 158 Hughes, Montgomery ........... 68, 90 Hughes, Rick .............................. 98 Hulac, Steve ........ 68, 69, 120, 128 Hunt, Adam ................................. 68 Hunt, Corie .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. ... 35 Hurst, Dorothy ............................. 98 Hussem , Jamal ..................... 68 , 77 Hutchinson, Daniel .... 82, 119, 195 Hutchinson, Ervtn ....................... 68 Hynes-Stone, Benjamin ......... 68 Idle bomb threats .ller, Joyce ................................ 82 lllige-Saucter, Etienne .......... 68, 70 Ingraham , Alexandra ........ 57 , 188 Ingram-Bee, Jessica .. 57, 120, 121 lsoltne , Dana ........................... 150 lsoline , Evan .............. 68 , 150, 195 lttelson, Margaret 82, 174, 175, 201 Jensen , Chris 4, 57, 150, 151 , 198, 199 Jimenez, Lawrence ................. 57 Jobes, Roy ............................ 34, 53 Johnson, Adam ................... 57 Johnson, Betsy . 34, 114, 134, 174, 186, 207, 236 Johnson, Brian .................... 68, 161 Johnson, Charles ........................ 57 Johnson, Cornelius ..................... 98 Johnson, Cynthia 35, 49, 118, 119, 124, 129, 133 Johnson, Dominique ................. 141 Johnson, Emily ................. 82, 141 Johnson, Erika ............................ 57 Johnson, Fauve .................. 82, 180 Johnson , Gracie ........ 68, 149, 188 Johnson, Kent ..................... 57, 119 Johnson, Lauren ....................... 82 Johnson, Mtchael ........................ 35 Johnson, Minda . 68, 121 , 140, 203 Johnson, Nikeya ......................... 82 Johnson, Shenika ................. 57 Johnson , Tamara ................ 57, 201 Johnson , Tave' .......... 58, 111 , 113 Johnson, Tiara ........................... 68 Johnson, Tiffany ......................... 68 Johnson, Treiva ........................ 98 Johnson, Will ...................... 68, 102 Johnston, Lauren ................ 68, 178 Jones, Audrey ....................... .. 68 Jones, Brandon ................... 82, 173 Jones, Derrick ....... .............. .. 35 Jones, Gabrielle .......................... 82 Jones, Jamal ..... 68, 158, 159, 195 Jones, Janiece ............................ 58 Jones, Lenae .............. .......... . 68 Jones, Madalyn ... 35, 37, 106, 109, 113, 192, 211 Jones, Molly 68, 90, 121 , 128, 129, 134 Jones, Nathan ............ 82, 128, 177 Jones, Prince ..... .. .. . . 68 Jones, Randy ...................... 82, 173 Jones, Ray ................... 82 , 84, 173 Jones, Shaniece ........................ 58 Jones, Shawn ........................... .. 82 Jones, Tanisha ......................... 119 Jones, Trinecia .................. ......... 82 Jones, Valerie ..................... 68, 141 Joseph , Joyce ........................ .. 68 Joyce, Milton .. .. ... ... .. ... .... ....... ... 68 Joyce, Tyler .... .. ......... . 68, 195 Juergens, Ryan ................ 206, 212 Julian , Tikia .............................. .. 82 Julianna, Jim ......... .. .................. 150 Jumell , Terell .............................. 68 Jurgens, La rae ........................... 68 Kaiser, Joseph ................... 36, 135 Katser, Phil ......... 68, 128, 135, 191 Kaman , Htlary ..................... 36, 206 Karsh , Howard ......... 154, 155, 157 Kaser, Michael ............................ 58 Kataltne, Karen ........................... 98 Katsaros , Maria .......... 25, 36, 119 Katsaros , Stratis ......................... 68 Kaufman , Grace .................. 83, 174 Kay Brittani ........................ 70, 157 Kayser, Tighe .............................. 36 Kearns , Charlie ........................... 58 Kelley, Mario ........ 37, 58, 133, 219 Kelley, Skye ............................... 83 Kelly, Alex .. 58, 113, 114, 165, 236 Kel'y, Edward ....... 58, 90, 172, 173 Kerr, Whitney ..... 58, 121 , 128, 134 Keys , Al icia ................................. 87 Keys , Jennifer ............................. 98 Keys , Ken ................................... 98 Kieckhafer Enk ......... 70, 104, 191 Killian Kalvin ...................... 70, 180 Kimmell , Ali. 69 , 70, 116, 117, 134, 180 King , Arnold ............... 37, 118, 177 King , Leonard .................. 162, 163 Kinne! , Sarah 70, 74, 120, 122, 123 Kiper, Creighton ........................ 199 Kirkman , Alexis ................... 83, 180 Kleen , Michael . . ... 83, 95, 161 Kletn , Caitlin ........ 70, 73, 148, 188 Kletnsmith , Wade ............. 36, 214 Klick, Jenntfer . ......... ............. . 119 Knop , Angela ...................... 83, 121 Kobey , Anna ....................... 70, 149 Kochevar, Dale ... 58, 63, 113, 115, 143 Koenke , Paul ............. 83, 160, 161 Koester, Eric ............................... 70 Kola , Henry .............................. 177 Koonce , Elizabeth ............... 63, 196 Kornuth , Adam .......................... 191 Kos , Dennts ................................ 98 Kosse , Wesley ............................ 58 Kottke , Paul ........................ 70, 185 Kozloff, Dantella .......................... 70 Kroll , Mtchael ................ .... ......... 70 Kromrey, Caitlin .. 58, 63, 120, 121 , 188 Krosky, Kerne ....................... 83, 87 Krosky, Kesley ... 70, 121 , 180, 201 Kryzanowski , Emily ... 70, 148, 149, 188 Kubo , Joshua ............................. . 83 Kuper, Dana58, 134, 146, 147, 186 Kurtz-Phelan , Abby ... 58, 115, 178, 181 KUSIC , Brian ........ 70, 182, 184, 185 Kng of the ring--Ali turns 60 Lord of the Rings--#1 Kaestner, Dylan .............. .... 83, 152 Kaeuper, Kim . .. ..... ..... 34, 207 Kahn , Drew .. .. .............. 34, 42, 150 Ladd, Nemtah ........... 36 Laetz, Erin . 36, 134, 146, 147, 205, Jordan returns (again) Jackson, Ahmad ......... . 68 Jackson, Elizabeth ................. . 82 Jackson, Jerry ........................ 82 Jackson, Kenneth ................. 82, 88 Jackson, Lakiya .................. .... .. 35 Jackson, Lee .. .. ............... .. ... . . . 82 Jackson, Michaela ............ ...... . 68 Jackson, Raushanah .................. 35 Jackson, Ronnel! ....... 68, 150, 173 James, Dominick ................. .. . 82 Jefferson, Stephanie ........... 68, 121 movie of the year 210 Laetz, Hannah ........... 83 , 148, 188 Lafortune , Maxfteld ..................... 83 Lambuth, Matt .......... 36, 118, 213 Lamoureaux, Danielle ......... 70, 118 Lancaster, Stacy ........................ 58 Laniohan , Sarah .................... ..... 58 Lanph ier, Callie ... 70, 73, 112, 146, 147, 178, 180, 196, 197 Lansana , Haajtra ........................ 37 Lansing, Alexandra .................. 83 Larson , Kelly ............................... 83 Latson , Robyn ..................... 70, 174 Laughl in, Thomas ...... 70, 103, 191 Law, Aliscia ........................... 83, 87 Lawrence, Andrea ................ 30, 37 Lay, Michele ................. 54 , 58, 192 Leamon , John ................ 98, 165 Lebovtts-D Onofrio, Ariana ......... 36 Lebsack, Ben .......................... 116 Lebsack, James .......................... 70 Lech, Meche lie .................... 70, 189 LeeNatali , Damian .... 58, 106, 113, 115, 122 Lee Natali , Dmitn ....... 83, 110, 191 Legrand , Latara .......................... 70 Lehman, Zachary ...................... 83 Leiser, Travis ........................ 26, 36 Lennon , Emily ........................... 140 Lester, Joffre 18 58, 121 , 150, 199 Levandoski , Dexter ............. 70, 191 Levek, Jacob . ..... . 83 Levm , Clatre ....... 58, 120. 122, 192 Levin , Megan .. . .. .. 83, 141 , 174 Levy, Allyson ..... 4, 29 , 36, 98, 134, 178, 217 Lewis, Anthony ........................... 70 Lewts, Kathleen .......................... 36 Lewis, Nicole ........ 64, 70, 121 , 201 Lewis Rachel ............ 58, 147, 186 Lewter, Ahmad .................... 37, 150 Lexier, Rachel .... 58, 114, 149, 236 Lichtenstetn Max ........... 83, 84, 85 Lind, Katie ................. 83 118, 133 Lingg , Douglas ... ........ .. . 83, 119 Linton , Ali ........... 10, 37, 120, 217 Lintz Lashell ................ . .. 37, 214 Little, Brittney ............. 83, 110, 203 Littlejohn, Alea ........... 83, 121 , 168 Littlejohn, Charles .......... 70 Littleton, Tashima ............... 37, 114 Livingston , Emma70, 121 , 156, 157 Livingston , Sara .......................... 70 Locke, Ben .............................. 195 Lockhart, lrit .............. 58, 115, 180 Lockhart, Steve .......... 70, 142, 143 Logan , Barry 30, 38, 132, 158. 199 Loggins, Jay ....... 58, 113, 150, 199 Lombardi, Amanda ............. 38, 207 Long , Andrew ............ 83, 152, 153 Long, Ashley .............................. 83 Long , Brandon . . ..................... 70 Long , Teresa 54, 58, 166, 167 Lookstwtce, Katen . . 83 118 Lopez, Paul ............ . ... . 39 Loschiavo, Michael ............. 58, 234 Loth, Lyndsay ........................... 39 Lotrich , Tony ............................. 98 Lou is, Daniel ........ 16, 58, 164, 165 Louis , Nicholas .................. 58, 164 Lovato, Lagua ....................... 17, 70 Lovato, Manuel ................... 58, 124 Lovato, Tejhonna ........................ 71 Love, Jermal 39, 42, 170, 171 , 211 l nde'\ f!J) �Love Kend ra ....................... .. ..... 83 Love Margaret.. ....................... 58 Love, Thalyn .• 8, 39, 136, 176, 177 Love ll, Amy ..... .................... 83, 118 LoVerde, Marie . 58, 114, 162, 163, 236 Lucero, Justin ............................. 83 Lucero, Keith ............................... 98 Lucero, Linda ............................. 98 Lucero, Rocheal ......................... 71 Lucey, Hannah .........•........ 83, 121 Lundquist, Kristin ........................ 98 Lute, Chelsea ............................ 98 Lutz, Zach .................. 85, 110, 185 Lyman , Brian ............................... 85 Lynch, Eimear ............ 71 , 114, 236 Lynch, Michael ............. 29, 38, 121 Lyons, Tyriek ........................•... 150 M ail tainted with anthrax MacDonald , Tee ........•............ 101 Mack Brittney ..................... 85, 120 Mackey, Jillian ........................ 85 MacMillan, Esteban .................. 101 Madison, Todd ........................•. 101 Madril , Joshua ........................... 71 Maestas. Benjamin ..................... 71 Maestas, Jose .... ......................... 85 Mahoney Maureen ...... 71 , 92, 158 Manart, Katherine ...... 85, 149, 188 Mang1one Lauren ..•.. 71 , 121 , 157, 186, 188 Manis, Enn ............................... . 85 Mann, Daniells . .................. . 118 Manzanares, Amanda .......... 69 , 71 Marant, Quentin ................ 150 Marcove. Andi ...................... 201 Marczyk, Daniells ................ 85 71 , 143, 195 Marin, Federico ...... Marin, Jeannie 85, 120 Marks, Jessica . 21 , 38, 201 , 215 Markson, Harris . 71 Marlett, Elmira ............................. 85 Marlett, Jordan .............................. 6 Marquez, Amanda .................... 85 71 Marquez, Lela ........ Marsh , Jauan 71 , 150, 152, 173, 185 Marshall, Courtney ......... 58, 120 Martin, Elizabeth ................... 34, 39 Martin, Robert ..................... 58, 119 Martin, Tessa ...... 58, 60 Martinez, Anthony .................. .. 85 Martinez, Antoinette ................. 71 Martinez, April .................. .. .... . 39 Martinez, Justine ....... ......... 71 , 168 Martinez, Suzanna ..... 85, 157, 168 Martinez, Vanessa ................. .. 71 Maruatle, Nthato .... .. .............. .... 71 Mason , Brett ....................... 85 58, 99 , 195 Mastin, Ryan ...... 00 . . 00 00 • • 00 . 00 00 0000 00 0000 . . . . . 0000 0000 0000 00 . . 000000 . . . . . . 00 0000 00 . 00 . . . . . . 00 . . . . . . . . e Index Masud, Jibreel ........................... 71 Mathews, Jeff ...................... 39, 212 Matsuura, Benjamin ................... 71 Matthews, Nakia ......................... 71 Mattson, Connie ..................... 101 Maulitz, Alix .. 26, 39, 115, 147, 212 Maxfield , Molly ............. 22, 38, 178 Maxwell , Brian ............................ 58 May, Ashley ..................... 124, 196 Mayfield , Deshan ....... 71 , 118, 150 Mays, Marquita ........................... 38 Mazzola, Laurie ........................ 101 McAllister, Jessica ...................... 85 McAnulty Kyla ... 58, 119, 132, 188 McBride Elizabeth ...................... 58 McBride , Marissa . 39, 41 , 166, 178 McCabe, Traemon ...................... 58 McCallum, Carlynn ..... 22, 39, 139, 166, 178, 216 McCarren, Charlie .... 58, 100, 132, 202, 203 McCartney, Suzanne .. 70, 71 , 134, 148, 188 McClure, Zachary 54, 58, 132, 158, 202 McConaty, Molly 58, 112, 147, 186, 187 McConville, Megan .... 58, 178, 179 McCorcle, Delvon ....................... 71 McCoy, Jay ................ 85, 110, 173 McCoy, Mari ................. 83, 85, 201 McCree, Anthony ........................ 58 McCree, Manuel ................ 58, 195 McCullough , A.J ........ 58, 152, 199 McCutcheon , Maria .................. 101 McDaniel , Nina ........................... 39 McDonald, Bonnie ...................... 85 McDonald, Kate ...................... 119 McDonald , Madeline ........... 85 , 118 McDonald , Piper ......................... 71 McDonough Joseph ............... 85 McElroy, Kalinda ..................... 120 McElroy Kaylee ...................... 85 39 McGowan , Sean ....... McGowan , Severen .. 22 , 38, 182, 183 Mcintosh , Antanita ................ . 71 Mcintosh, Jennifer .............. 38, 217 McKay, Morgan .......... 71 , 110 201 McKay, Tegwin ................. .40, 115 McKenzie, Alex . 71 , 118, 122, 128, 134 McKenzie, Laine ....... 71 , 121 , 203 McKinney, Mervin ..................... 199 McNair, Reginald ................ 40, 132 McNary, Yves ....................... 13, 71 McNeal, Leabre ......................... 85 McNulty, Patrick .......................... 58 McPeek, Sheena .. .. ......... ... 71 , 119 McPhee, Sareda 58 , 111 , 113. 124, 196 McPherson, Jerome ................... 71 McQuay, Mary ............................ 71 McQuay, Steve ................. ....... 171 McWilliams, Amanda .................. 58 McWilliams, Beven ... 58, 120, 121 , 203 McWilliams, Marlena 40, 166, 196, 210, 236 Mehlbach , Krista ... 71 , 73, 77, 121 , 149, 180. 181 Melendez, Erlinda .... . 22 40 128 Melnychenko, David 33 41 215 Mendelsberg , Andy .......... 101, 154 Meraz, Maria .............................. . 71 00 Meredith , Tiehlor .. 21 , 41 , 124, 211 Mernah , Molly ..................... 71 , 180 Meythaler, Brian ........ 40, 160, 161 Middleton , Wil liam .............. 58 , 96 Miller, Abby ........................... 85, 87 Miller, Andrew .................... 71 , 143 Miller, Ashley .............................. 40 Miller, Chris ...................... 85, 121 Miller, Dena ... 13, 38, 40, 113, 120, 121 , 147, 186, 187, 208 Miller Dwayne ........... 71 , 150, 202 Miller Kiala ................................. 58 Miller Vanessa ........................ 90 Millius Kit ......................... 85 , 202 Mills Dahlia ................................ 40 Milsap , Sirina ..... 85 , 118, 157, 196 Milzer, Alexander ........................ 58 M1lzer, Marisa ..................... 85 , 112 Mims, Javay ........................ 41 , 210 M1ms, Nicole ............................ 85 Mims, Patrick80, 85, 120, 152, 153, 183 Mims, Vanessa ........................... 71 Minter, Justin ............................ 85 Miskin, Chnstian ......................... 71 Mitchell, A.J .............................. 150 M1tchell , Damion 58, 170, 171 , 199 Mitchell , Jeremy .................... 54, 58 Mize Kyle .................................. 85 Mokrohisky, Nick ................ 41 , 210 Moncrief, Elizabeth .... 58, 116, 188 Montana, Tony .......................... 219 Montgomery, Johnathan ... 85, 152, 177 Montgomery, Sahada ................. 40 Montgomery, Sharyn ... 17, 58, 121 Montoya, Christi .......................... 58 Montoya, Eut1mia 37, 40, 113, 124, 125, 192 205, 216 Mooney, Theo .... 71 , 158, 191 Moore, Bngid ............. 71 , 121 , 200 Moore, Cornelia .................. 85, 120 Moore, Tania ............................ 101 Mora, Michael ........................... 152 Moran , Carey ............................ 149 Moreno, Jessica ................. 85 , 120 Morgan , HaJji ........ ...... 58 , 118, 150 Morgan, MaSovaida .................. 40 Morr, Dan .................................. 101 Morris, Alexandra ..... 58, 114, 162, 163, 236 Morris, Derick . .. .. .. ...... ............. 173 .. ...................... 85 Morns, Karlie. Morrison , Quinn .................. ........ 85 Morstad , Evan ....................... 85, 88 Mosby, Addison .................. 85, 173 Mosely, Nicholas ................ 85, 195 Moses, Gillian ............................. 40 Moses, James ... .. . .. .. ............ 85 Mosher, Chnsti . 71 , 94, 121 , 159, 180 Mosley, Brian ...................... 85, 152 Mosley. Gussie .......... 58, 118, 201 Mosley, La toy a ...... .. .............. 37, 41 Moten Carl ...... ........................... 71 Mouw, Peggy .... .. .. .. ................ 101 Moyer, Elise 85 , 180 Mueller, Claire .. . 58, 115, 116, 117, 157 Muhammad Kalimah 72, 196 Muldoon, Lily.. ... . 58, 92, 158, 196 Mullen Kathleen .... .. 85, 120 Mumford , Paul ........ ... 22, 41 , 195 Munkacsi, Sean ... .... 101, 154, 157 Munoz, Dulce .............................. 85 00 . . . . . . . .... .. .. .. ..... Murphy, Chns ........ 85, 160, H Murphy, Heather ................. 72, 2! Murphy, Kyle .......... 58, 129, 1' Murphy, Shannon 38, 41, 113, H 158, 201 ,204 Murphy, Tristin ............................ i Murnll, Marcy ........................... i Myres, Cheryl ............................ 1c N as returns with Stillmati Napier, Sha-qUita ........................ 7 Nash , Aaron ................................ 8 Nash , Eboni .............................. 4 Nash , Matthew ............................ 8 Nave, Gonyea .... 42, 50, 110, 11 113, 116, 117 Ndem , Shantell ........................ 7 Ndem, Sharon ........................... 1o Neal, Reginald ............................ 5 Nealey, Chane! ........................... 4 Needham , Samuel ...................... 7 Neff-Tolbert, Deandra ........ .42, 21 Neiman , Doug ........................... 13 Ne1man , Saadia ....................... 13 Nelson, Alex ....... 72, 150, 152, 18 Nelson , Freddie ....................... .. Nelson, LaDonna ........................ 7 Nev1ns, Fedrico ........................... 5 Newell , Willian ........................... 8 Newman, Leah ............. 42, 45, 21 Nguyen, Alexander ................... 7 Nicholas, Molly ............. 58, 60, 12 Nichols, Hannah ........................ 8 Nicol, Gabrielle .......... 72, 141 , 16 Nicoletti, Lucy .... .. ....... ........ 42, 12 Niedt, Emily ................................ 7 Nielson, Melissa ......................... 5 Noble , Joel ............................... 1o Noonan, Diana .......................... 10 Noor, Fatuma .............................. 7. Norman , Destiny ................. 72, 14 Norris, Keith ........................ ...... 10 Nosh , Matt ................................. 8 Noto, Patnck .............. ................. 8 Nottingham, Spencer .................. 7. Nuanes, Allison ... 38, 42, 121 , 17 213 Nuanes, Cissy ........................... 10 Nuanes , Molly ...... ...... 85, 112, 18 Nuanes, Tim 29, 42, 119, 143, 202 209 Nulan, Aprille ............ .. .. .... .. 85, 20 Nyman , Jane ............................ 10 �sama Bin runnin' 'Brien, Connor ......... 72, 143, 195 'Brien , Stephanie ... 72, 114, 148, >88 , 236 'Connor, Micaela ..... 58 , 157, 195 'Dea, Rosie ...... 58, 63, 114, 146, 47, 187, 236 'Brien, Connor ........................ 194 'Brien, Stephanie .......... 188, 236 'Dea, Rosie ................. 186, 236 gle, Allee ................. 72, 180, 181 )gle, Charlie .... 42 , 114, 202 , 203, >13, 236 konkwo, Chike .......................... 85 lander. Stefan . 43, 150, 151 , 212 liver, Lee .................................. 49 )picka, Steven ....................... 195 )ppenheim, David ..... 43, 115, 161 rt1z . Esther ......................... 72 rt1z , Leah ................. 43, 154, 155 sborn , Kelsey .......................... 61 tabachian , Donna ................... 101 tte , Anna .................... 83, 85, 201 ttele , Pat .......................... 101 )uimette, Jennifer .... 43, 106, 114, )09 , 236 )v1awe, Osagie ............... 150, 183 wens , Joslyn .................... 72, 201 )xman Keith .....................•...... 102 )zen , Tiffany .............................. 43 nniversary ace-Donley, Bethany ...... 85, 120, 48, 201 acheco , Christina ..................... 43 afford, Michael .......................... 85 0 age, Brittany ..................... 85, 201 0 age, Matthew ............................ 85 alacios, Jesus ........ ................ ... 90 alomino, Amalia .................. 61 , 90 ansing, Elizabeth .......... .. 61 ark, Alex .. 61, 114, 149, 180, 236 0 ark, Hanbit ............. 100, 132, 135 0 ark, Sydney .... 72 , 114, 149, 180, '36 arker, Apryl ...........•.................. 72 0 arkhurst, Pattie ........ 43, 174, 209 0 arkkonen Kit ................. 96, 133 arks, Shaneka ......................... 43 0 ashon, John ................... ..... ...... 61 "atrick, Jamie ... ........ .. ........ 43, 154 0 atrick, Tameka .. ....... 43, 121 , 155 »atterson, Jack ................ ........... 85 »atterson, Samual ...... .............. 61 »atterson, Sarie .. ................ ...... 102 ~'aul , Keira .......................... 72, 121 Paul , Thomas ........................ 54 , 61 »avlakovich , Amy ..................... 162 Paxton , Wesley ..................... 14, 93 Payne, Jasmine .... ... .. ................. 85 Pearl , Dan ................................... 43 Pearson , Jake ...................... 72, 92 Pearson, Preston ............. 152, 153 Pejko, Jesse ........................... 72 Pelz, Nathan ......................... 64, 72 Pender, Den ise ........................... 72 Penn , Geoff ......................... 43, 213 Penson, Kristy ...................... 61 , 63 Perez, Orlando ............................ 85 Perez, Paris ............... 21 , 44, 119 Perlmutter, Mark .............. 102, 173 Pernell , Typhany ................. 85, 180 Perry, Jennifer ........................... 44 Perryman , Jules ........................ 85 Peters, Al ison ...... 37, 44, 112, 147, 204, 219 Peters, Dav1d ................... 102, 158 Peters, Ellery ................... 85, 188 Peters, John ................................ 72 Peterson, Alexa ........ 44, 101 , 212 Peterson , Rebecca ..................... 45 Peterson , Zanna .. 34, 45, 193, 212 Philpott, Lauren ................. 85, 203 Pickett , LaChance ..... 85, 121 , 157 Pickett, Larc ...... 61 , 119, 154, 196 Pierre, Danielle ............ 44, 49, 200 Pierson , Carli ...................... 44, 213 Pina-Molina, David .................... 61 Piner, Adriana ............................. 72 Pippenger, Wes ......... 61 , 111 , 195 Pitcher, Helen ... 72, 118, 119, 121 , 134 Pless, Tiffany ............. 85, 174, 198 Pokrandt, Paul .... 72, 74, 118, 158, 195 Polidore, K1m ............................ 162 Pollak, Jenn1fer ........................... 61 Pollard, Dewitt ........................... 95 Pollard Kenya ............... 13, 25, 44 Pond , M1tch ....... 64, 72, 116, 195 Ponder, Gerald ........................... 85 Pope, Monique ............................ 85 Popkin , Jessica ................... 61 , 115 Porat, Yona ........ 72, 121 , 134, 135 Porch, Antonio ........... 61 , 170, 171 Porter, L1sa ................. 1 02 Portillo-Moody. Ana .......... .. 85, 120 Powell , Bianca . ................... 61 Preisler, Rachel .......................... 61 Price, Charlie ............. 72 , 161 , 191 Prince , Emil .............................. 72 Probst. Enca ......................... 34, 44 Probst Sophie ............................ 86 Proctor, Saundra ................ 86, 168 Prosser, Jenm .......... .......... .45, 135 Pruitt, Ricky .......................... 121 Pullens, Heather ...... .... .... ... .. 25, 45 Purdy, Sally ...................... . . 102 Owest building hosts prom Quigley, LISSa .................... .44, 214 Quintana, Lindsay .................... 162 Russell Crowe wins Golden Globe Raabe , Mark ........... 72 , 195 Rabin, Sara ........ 86, 149, 168, 188 RaboUin , D1on ............ 72 , 118, 150 Radatus , Michael ....... 86, 152, 195 Radouchova , Petra ............. 44, 198 Rae , Josh ....................... 72, 121 Ramey, Amanda ....................... 72 Ramirez, Viviana ...................... 72 Ramos , Marcus ..................... ... 72 Ramos , Steve ........................... 44 Randle , Brian ............................. 86 Randolph , Stephanie . 86, 141 , 168 Rascon- Perez, Arianna .............. 86 Rashid , Jameel ............ 38 , 44, 195 Rau , Balz ..... 45, 50, 143, 195, 210 Rauch , M.E .......... 72 , 73, 158, 196 Ray, Danielle ............................ 45 Raybon Dion ........... ................ 152 Rayburn Con1 ........................... 93 Recht, Molly ............. 86, 149, 186 Reddick , Maurice ...................... 199 Reddick, Rachel ............ 61 135 Reed , Christina . 46, 135, 159, 179, 215 Reed , Edward ............................. 86 Reed , Jarrett ............ 73, 105, 185 Reed , Jessica ..................... 61 , 168 Reed , Sheila ....................... ........ 86 Reed , Tiffany ........................ 80, 86 Reese , Ashley ................. .... ........ 86 Reetz, Andrew ... 61 , 150, 152, 195 Reetz, Daniel ............. ................. 86 Reeve , Gabriel ........... .. ....... 61 , 194 Reeve , Molly 73, 77, 149, 188, 189 Reeves , Britney .......................... 61 Regan , Andrew .......... 86, 144, 145 Reginelli , Alex .................. 118, 133 Reginelli . Bobby ... 33, 46, 120, 218 Reilly Jake ................ 86, 165, 185 Reilly , Kellen 11 , 61 , 111 , 164, 165, 191 Re1mers , Samantha .. .......... 86, 196 Re1sh , Ana .......... ........ 73, 163 Renz Craig ...................... 102, 133 Reyes , Jesus ............ .. ................ 73 Reynolds , Joe ..................... 86, 152 Reynolds , Lily ...... 80, 86, 141 , 180 Rhine , Tommy ............................ 86 Rhone , Lewis ........................... 102 Rhone , Tamara ................ 102, 124 Rice-Williams, Tammsha 73 Richardson , Brittany .... ....... 86, 104 Richardson , Dom1n1que .. . .. . 86 Richardson, Eileen 83, 86, 141 , 188 Richilano, Jamie ......... . 61 , 188 Richmond , Meredith .. ..... .... 99, 102 Riddick, Maurice .......... 18, 61 , 199 Riede , Llnda .............................. 102 Riedlin , Andrew ....... ........... 86, 165 R1edlin , Will .......... 70, 73, 165, 191 R1etmeijer, Laura ........................ 61 Riley Kathleen ................... 86 180 Rinehart, Ted ..... 61 , 114, 161 236 Ritchen , Blake ...................... 86 Rivera-Ashley, Destinee ............. 73 Robbins, Carolyn ........................ 86 Robbins, Carrie ......................... 129 Roberts , Austin ........ 164, 165, 191 Roberts , Perry ........................... 102 Roberts , Thomas ...................... 61 Robinson , Kenya ........................ 73 Robinson, Nick ................. 118, 177 86 Robinson , Peter .. ......... . Rockwood , Le1gh ....... 73. 120 188 Rodarte , Fredy .... .. ....... .. 86 Rodgers, Chelsie 47, 124, 129 133 29 Rodnguez , Chano .................. Rodriguez, Clara ................. 73 200 Rodriguez, Jesse ....... 86, 128, 152 Rojas , Danielle ....................... 73 Roman Karla .............................. 86 Romero , Lea ............................. 86 Rorex , De reck ..................... 73 171 Rose Ariel .......................... 73. 200 Rose Kara ........................ .. 102 Ross1ter Caitlin ........... 61 , 96, 100 Rounds , Marguente .......... 86, 188 Rowe . Jasmme ................... 86, 120 Rowland , Sarah ................. 86, 121 Roxbury, Mary ... 73, 120, 180, 196 Roy, Brittany ....................... 73 186 Roybal , Daniel .................... 73, 202 Royer, Daylynn ................. .... 86 Rozack, Nicholas ............... 73, 195 Rub1n , David ............................... 61 Rudolph , Dominique ............... .. 86 Rudolph , Nakeya .................... .. 86 Ruh , Laurie .......... ................... 120 Ruh , Thayer ................................ 86 RUIZ Baruky ...................... .47 , 118 Ruiz, Jesus ......................... 86, 185 Ruiz, Shanel .............................. 47 Ruiz-Arredondo, Erick .... .. ... 61 Russo , Rochelle .... 10, 47, 92, 210 Rutherford , Breon ................ .. 73 Soccer team wins city Saab Anthony .................. .. .. .... 73 Sackett Elsa ....................... 86, 118 Salano, Amanda ..................... .. 73 Salazar. Teresa ...................... 86 Salazar, V1ckie ........................ 1 02 Sample. Brandon ............. 198, 199 Sams. Chatona ........................ 87 Samuel, Iman ... .... 80, 86, 128, 152 Sanchez, Crystal ...................... 61 Sanders, Trionna ....................... 73 Sanderson , Jess1e .............. 86, 188 Sandoval, Monique ... 86, 110 121 , 156, 157, 168 Sandoval, Richard ...................... 73 Sannoh, Alex .............................. 61 �Sannoh , Alexis .................. 61 , 132 Sannoh , Mariama ....................... 73 Santacruz, Luis ........................... 86 Santacruz-Ruiz, L1zbeth ..... 61 , 124 Sant1ago, Mabie .......................... 61 Sartm , Brandi ......... 30, 46, 90, 132 Saslow. Mike ........ 46, 53, 191 , 219 Saulters, Jasmine ................... 86 Saulters, Justin ........................... 86 Sava, Sue ................................ 147 Savage, Mollie ............. 86, 87, 180 Sawaya, Spencer ........... ............ 73 Sawyer, Monique ............ .47, 124 Schallenberg , Lydia ............ 61 , 133 Schaver, Anne .......................... 120 Scherlong , Jennifer ..................... 61 Sch1ele, Amber ........................... 86 Schneider, Alexandra ................ .47 Schneider, Ian ... ..... ... .... .. ............ 86 Schneider, Nova ...... 73, 166, 167 Schraeder, Rick ........................ 102 Schriener, Stefan1e ... 73, 121 , 154 Schroeder, James .............. 73, 183 Schroth-Miller, Madeline ....... 86, 88 Schulman, Emily .. 70, 73, 157, 201 Schultz, Kat1e ..... ................. 73, 200 Schultz, Porter ................... 60, 122 Schwartz, Monica ............... 61 , 178 Scott, Antwon ........... 73, 120, 134 Scott, Brittany ................. .. .......... 75 Scott, David .... ........... 61 , 176, 177 Scott, Jade ................................ 149 Scott, Jeffrey ......... ....... ............... 75 Seaholm , Shaun ..................... 102 Sears, Sidney ... .......................... 46 Seavy, Ryan ............................... 75 Sedbrook, Danielle ... 75, 115, 148, 195 Seewald, Laura . 75, 154, 166, 168, 180 Segall , Max . 46, 47, 115, 191 , 211 , 219 Segura, Valerie .. .. .................... ... 86 Self, Evan .... .. .. .............. 86, 158 Sena-Wright. Shambre 59, 61 , 120 ......... 33, 47, 195 Severson , Dan Shaheen, Nida ............................ 61 Shannon , Kerry ... 33, 46, 115, 183, 219 Shannon, Quincy .. 56, 57, 61 , 124, 125, 128, 132 Shapiro. Jessie .... 69, 75, 77, 184, 185 Shareef, Laila ..... 75, 166, 167, 180 Sharon . Dana .................. ............ 61 Sharon , Dustin ........... 86, 152, 185 Shavel , Sarah .. ... ....... 46, 134, 216 Shaver, Anne .......... ....... ..... 75, 180 Shaw, Devin ........ ........................ 47 Shead, Deanna ......................... 196 Shearer, Wh1tney ................ 61 174 Sherwood, Jordann ............... 75 Shevitski, Brian ..... ..... ...... ........ .. 86 Sh1elds-Coto, Alan ... ....... ...... .. 75 Shiffnn , Jon .......................... 86 Shinault, Janava ............. .... 61, 196 Shopneck, Chris .. 61, 91 , 161 , 191 Short, Cassie ..... ................. 75 157 Shugart, Maya ........................ .. 86 Sigler, Devon ..... ........... .. .... 86, 152 S1gleton, James ....... . ......... 113 S1lkoff, Noam .......... . . 75, 77, 185 Sills-Brown, Annette .... 102 fB;Ind e'l. S1lversm1th , Ashley ............ 75, 148 Simmons, Evan ................... 86, 121 Simmons, John ......................... 86 Simmons, Julia ................... 86, 201 Simon, Anna ...................... 86, 201 Simon , Benjamin ................ 86, 185 Simpson. Jeff ............ 47, 150, 195 Simpson Kame ron ..................... 86 Simpson Marcus ........................ 75 Simpson, Raeanna ..................... 86 Singleton. James ....... 61 , 118, 120 Singleton , Jazmyn .... ..69, 75, 125, 180, 181 Sirjue, Camllle ............................. 47 Sisk, Mercedes ...................... 47 Sisneros, Darren ......................... 86 Sisneros, Eugenia ............... 86 Skeete, Antonia ................. .48, 124 Slay, Jean .................................. 86 Smiley, Gerald ............................ 61 Smith , Alison ................ 73, 75, 120 Smith , Allen ................................. 75 Sm1th . Brianna ............................ 86 Smith, Ca1tlin ........ 13, 48, 115, 218 Smith , Carmen ............... .... . 86, 120 Smith, Chns ............................. 173 Smith, Gregory ............................ 61 Smith, Heather .................... 61 , 129 Smith, Hunter ...................... 88, 195 Smith , lvey ......... 48 , 128, 139, 197 Smith, Jessica ........... 48, 154, 155 Smith , Joshua .. ............... ......... .. . 88 Smith, Lee ........................... 61 , 128 Smith , Lisa ................................ 102 Smith , Shakendra ....................... 88 Smith , Skyler ............................... 61 Smith, Stephan ...... ... .......... 75, 122 Smith, Takoya .............. 30, 49 , 215 Smith , Trilena ........................ ... 75 Smith, Wesley .................. ......... .. 49 Smoots, Kentaro ..................... 88 Sneed Kate ....................... 61 , 188 Solano, Amanda ........................ 75 Solis, Veronica ...................... .. .. 124 Sorensen James ......... 75, 77, 185 Sosa, Omar ................................ 88 Southern Robert ............... .48, 212 Spady, Rachel ........... 88, 178, 180 Spearman . Adamma .. 88, 110, 201 Spearman . Kwame ..... 41 , 48, 113, 115, 116, 214 Speers, Allison .... 48, 53, 129, 204, 211 Speicher, Jesse .................. ..... ... 48 Spence Damelle ........................ 61 Spencer, Kristina ...... 75, 121 , 149, 174,202, 203 Spencer, Robert .75, 120, 150, 152, 199 Sperry, Taylor ..................... .... .. 148 Spina, Robert .. 10, 61 , 112, 191 Ssessenga, Karen ..... .......... .. ... 102 Stahl, Tern .................... ...... ....... 88 Stahl , Terrika .. ... .. ...... ....... .. ... ..... 88 Stanesco, John. 88, 118, 121 , 134, 158 Stanford, Emily .... 64, 75, 141 , 201 Stanley, Jesse ..... .. ..... 88, 185 Stansbury, Laurie .................... 102 Stays, Justyn .............. .. ...... .. .... .. 88 Steed, Caroline .......... .. ....... 75, 110 75 Steffen, Jackie ........... ... ... . Steiner, Ben ............... 75, 142, 143 Steiner, Ellen .............. 69, 75, 180 Steiner, Emily ... ................... 88, 180 Stenmark, Carle 61 , 114, 136, 143, 191 ' 236 Stephan, Ryan ..................... 88 Stephens, Julie • 94, 102, 148, 149, 188 Stevens, Solana ................. 49 , 207 Stevenson Alana ...................... 59 Stevenson Krystin ...................... 61 Stevmson Megan . 29, 46, 49, 132, 217 Stev1nson. Michael ............. 61 , 143 Steward, Tia1sha ..................... 48 Stewart, Andrew ........ 61 , 145, 191 Stewart, Ben ........ 18, 48 , 158, 191 Stewart Emilie ...................... 61 , 63 Stewart Kareem . 48, 49, 112, 150, 151 Stewart, Tiffany ........................... 75 Stickline, Kurt ........................ 17 Stiegmann, Andrew .................... 61 Stiegmann, Regan .... 75 , 157, 180 Stine, Port1a ... 59, 61 , 63, 166, 167 Stokes, Lauren ... 75, 115, 121 , 186 Stone, Wednesday ..................... 75 Straub, Barrett ........... 61 , 142, 143 Streno, Carrie ... 75, 166, 169, 178, 180, 181 Streno, Mike 48, 50, 113, 129, 133, 176, 177, 182, 183 Streno, Rob ... 26, 42, 49, 101 , 150, 190, 191 , 210 Stncker, Sarah ............................ 49 Stutman Lily ............ 75, 77, 201 Sue, Jan ...... .............................. 102 Suebkraisorn , Dariya ............. 61 Sullivan, Peri ............................... 75 Sullivan, Savara ......................... 88 Summers, Annette .... .. .............. 75 Susel , Jenny ............................. 128 Sutton, Edna ............................ 102 Svigel , Allyson ...................... 84, 88 Swanson, Audrey ........ 42, 49, 132 Swarsen , Adam .......................... 88 Sweetser, Lacey .. 69 , 75 , 115, 201 Switzer, Suzanne ............... 50, 135 Sydnor, Anika ............................. 88 Texan researchers clone cat Tabano , David .... 21, 50, 118, 120, 202 Tabano,Joseph 75,118, 121 , 202 Tafoya, Justin . 74, 75, 142, 143, 164, 165, 195 Taggart, Rory ..... 51 , 114, 209, 236 Talbott, Kendra .. ... ..... ... ...... 61, 200 Tamburello, Luke .... ................... 61 Tamburello, Sara ........... .... ... .. .... 75 Tannenbaum, Clair ... 51, 120, 121 , 122, 208 Tanner, Kirsten ..... 46, 51 , 53, 158, 159,174,218 Tapia, Emmanuel ... .............. .. .... 88 Tapy, Mark 51, 106, 108, 110, 112, 113, 143, 190, 191 , 209 Tarver, Evan ....................... 50, 195 Tate, Adele ................................. 61 Tate, Jesse ................................ 61 Taubman , Lindsay .................... 88 Taylor, Chris ............................. 150 Taylor, Endia ............... 61 , 104 Taylor, Kareem .......................... 61 Taylor, Marie .................... 88 Taylor, Matthew .......................... 75 Taylor, William ...... 105, 120, 121 Tecza, Adrienne 62, 174, 178, 180 Tedesko , Gina ............................ 50 Tern , Gabriella ................... 62, 135 Tern , Gabrielle .......................... 128 Tern , Joe ...................... 38 , 51 , 100 Temple , Benjam1n ............... 88, 185 Temple , Hannah ................. 62, 148 Terry, Oliver ........................ 88, 161 Teves, Alyssa ... 75, 128, 168, 169, 195 Tewell , Conor ............. 11 , 164, 165 Thalhofer, Mark .. .. .. .. . 105, 161 Thomas , Bryan ......................... 202 Thomas. Damel. ....................... 75 Thomas. Kylia ............................. 75 Thomas. Lee ............................ 105 Thomas , Natasha ....................... 88 Thomas-Houston, Olu ........ 75, 202 Thompson , Amanda ................... 62 Thompson , Fred ... ..... 88, 121 , 173 Thompson , Kari ...................... 62 Thompson Marta .. ............. 75, 168 Thompson , Sarah ...................... 88 Thompson , William ..................... 75 Thornton , Angela ...................... 105 Thornton , Dazzmond . 88, 170, 171 Thornton, Erika .... ........... ............ 75 Thornton, Michael ....................... 62 Thronweber, Risa ........ 69, 75, 118 Tippery, Janie .... 75, 114, 141 , 236 Titus , Kimberly ......................... 62 Tokuda, Hideyuki ................. . 74, 75 Tom , Gernlyn ............................. 88 Tomlinson, Caitlin 73, 75, 106, 122, 129, 134 Toney, Tristan ..................... 51 , 135 Topf, Michelle .................. 105, 116 Tortalita, Dane ......................... 75 Totaro-Bloem, Mira .... 88, 148, 180 Toussaint, Sue-Lin .................... 105 Trenholme , Elena ............... 88, 174 Triplett, Jennifer .... ......... ............. 51 Trujillo , Chantel ........................ 89 Tsehaye , Kidus ...... ... .. ................ 62 Turner, Brittany ...... ............. 51 , 124 Turner, Jermaine .. ............ ..... ..... 75 Turner, Loren ........ ... 105, 196, 199 Turner, Terian ............................. 50 Two Eagles-Downing, Nathan .. .. 89 Tyler, Cinnamon .. ........ 75, 77, 121 �U nited we stand Ungashick, Wilham ..................... 62 Unrein, Shena ........................... 121 Unbe, Fatima •............................. 75 Ursery, Ebony ............................. 75 Utsey, Wherda .......................... 1 05 • t Victory for New England Vaden , Pamela .........................•. 89 Vafeades , Mikhail ..... 75 , 124, 140, 141 , 168, 203,203 Valadez , Cesar ........................... 75 Valdez, Kalal ina .......................... 50 Valencia, Kristina ........................ 89 Valentine , Spencer? 4, 75, 143, 195 Van Camp, Rose 60, 62, 106, 119, 174 Van Camp, Theresa ................ 105 Van Pelt, Anna ............. 84, 89, 180 VanBierkom , Elizabeth ............... 75 Vanderberg , Stefany ................... 75 Vanderbloom , Nevada ................ 51 Vasquez , Jessica .............. .... 33, 51 Vaughn , James ... .................... . 89 Vaughn , Marie ... 74, 75, 104, 105, 129, 133, 135 Vaughn , Philip ..... 50, 51 , 113, 116, 117, 135 Vega, Gabriel .............................. 76 Vega, NJcole ............................... 51 Velazquez , Maria ......... 64, 76, 195 Vigil , Georgina ............................ 62 Vilkus , Emily ............................. 105 World Series won by Diamondbacks Waathan , Simon . . ............. 89 Wade , Mary .... .. ...................... 121 Wagenlander, Thomas .... ....... 62 Waggener, Nadia ...... 89, 121 , 134 Wagner, Erin ........ 30, 52 , 178, 214 Wagner, Flo .. .. .. ..... . ............ 105 Wagoner, Erika .. ........ .. ............ 62 Wagoner, Jess1ca .............. ....... 52 Wagonlander, Tom .................. 115 Walker, Colleen . 76, 149, 188, 189 Walker, Desarae ........ 62 , 113, 124 Walker, Janae ..................... 52 , 209 Walker, Natalie .. 52, 114, 206, 236 Walker, Pamela .......................... 76 Walker, Sharday ........•............ 89 Walker, Sloan ............................. 89 Wallace , Elizabeth .............. 62, 121 Walsh , Bryan ........................ 26, 53 Walsh , Delroy ............................. 96 Walters , Andrew ........ 76, 134, 158 Walters , Jenn1fer ........ 76, 118, 121 Walton , Ton i ............................ 105 Ward , Zen1th ................ 45, 53, 118 Washington , Chelsea ...... 89, 196 Watkins , Monica ...................... 105 Watkins, Pamela ......................... 62 Watson , Nicolette ................... 89 Waugh , Brittnay ......... 62, 124, 192 Way , Renata ............. 2, 52, 201 Wearley, Linda .......................... 105 Weathers , Kinyada ..................... 76 Weaver, Ruth ............................ 105 Webb , Jaime ............................... 89 Weber, Denise ........................ 89 Weber, Samantha ..... 89, 120, 168, 180 Webster, Hillary .......................... 62 Webster, Will iam ................. 76, 133 Weddington , Christine ................ 62 Weil, Linda ................................ 105 Weimar, Heidi ... 62, 114, 138, 139, 166, 202, 203, 236 Wein, Erica ....................... 89 180 Wein, Jordan ................ 41 , 52 , 208 Weiss , Cora ............... 76, 121 , 134 Wells , Kauluh ............................ 105 Wells , Shannon .......... 76, 118, 128 Wert, Jeanne .... 76, 106, 114, 174, 236 Westergaard , Rachel .......... 89 , 141 Wheeler, Jared ............. .. .... 76, 120 Whetsel , Colin .................. 152, 195 Whetsel , Robert .......................... 89 Whetstone , Brandon .... 19, 52 , 150 Whitcomb , Isabel ..... .. ... .. 149 White , Christina ........... 62, 63, 132 Wh1te , David ................... . 76, 161 White , Hannah ............ 89, 96, 121 White , Khadijah .................. 76, 105 Whittaker, Wendy ..... 76, 121 , 174, 175, 180 Wickham Kate .......................... 105 Wilbert , Adrienne ........................ 89 Wilkerson, Michael ............. 89, 118 Wilkerson , Versia ................ 89, 120 Wilkins , Dam ark ........................ 89 Williams , Andrea ......................... 76 Williams, Ashleigh ... 89, 120 Williams , Ashton 76, 112, 120, 143 Williams , Aurora ... ... ............ ... . 89 Williams , Chris .......................... 105 Williams , CJ ................. .. ......... 173 Williams , Edward ...... ... .. ... .... ... 89 Williams , Ellen ....... .... 52, 120, 206 Williams , Enc ............. ........ . ..... 89 Williams, Janae . ...................... .. 50 Will Jams, Jarea .. .... ....... ............ 76 Williams , Kelhe ......... .. ............... . 76 Williams , Lisa ..... 62, 135, 157, 195 Williams, Marcus ..... .... ............... 53 Williams , Phillip ......................... 119 Williams , Rochelle .... ... .. ............. 53 Williams , Ross ............ .. 22, 42 , 52 Williams , Schuyla ...................... 76 Williams , Shayla ................ 50, 52 Williams , Walker ................. 76, 195 Williams-Ward , James ........ 18, 62 Willson , Justin ..................... .... 76 Willy, Lauren .............. 62, 115, 195 Wilson , Brandon ......................... 76 Wilson , Brianne ...................... 76 Wilson , Bryan ........................ 62, 77 Wilson , Denarice .................... 76 Wilson , Jane ............................. 105 Wilson , Jennifer ................ 76 , 121 Wilson , Kelly ................ 45, 52, 207 Wilson , Napoleon ................ 12, 76 Wilson , Patrick ............................ 89 Wilson , Rosalyn ........................ 168 Winn , Marquis ............................ 89 Winsor, Chloe ..................... 62, 188 Wohlaue r, 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The)' would tell stories of teachers making their students laugh, of tears that were shed when we watched the towers fall, of athletic victories on the field, of tests passed with flying colors and others that would rather be forgotten, and of mornings graced with muscial interludes. 2001-2002 will be a t~~~~~ year marked by the challenges that were ~~~_,;;....ftl'lliiO'l overcome and the goals that were sur- passed. These walls have seen more than •~~~~~~ anyone could ever hope to see. If these walls could talk, what stories they would tell. lo ing O �Angelus 2002 Editor -in-Chief: B •tsy Johnson, atalic Walker, Ron Taggart, and Ale Eisler Photography editor: Dana Fulenwider Staff: Jeannie Wert, tac} Herzog, Eimear Lynch, tephame O'Brien, Jame Tippery, Katie Hanson, Matisse Anderson, ydney Park, Ale Park, Rachel Lexier, Todd Applebaum, Charhe Ogle, Marie LoVerde, Alex Morns, Jenny Ouimette, Birdie vans, am B >r<;hof, Marlena McWilliams, Heidi Weimar, Rosie O'Dea, arle tenmark, Ted Rmehart, Stephan Hall, lc Kellv To the 2001-2002 Angelus taff: We will you the followmg with much appreciation and hey, no hard feelings! Matisse: the cheer! ading page, our little adventure. Alex M: a probl m-free trip to the Zoo, a working camera. Heidi: a computer that doesn't era h. Carley: "Dougla ,"index. Jeannie: we don't really think that you are uglv, a shorter cop· from Mark and a longer copv from Madalyn. Katie: laughing, mmmbop. Eimear: cute purse, the gir1 \vho alwavs got e\·erything done. Ted: more pictures on the cabinet, index, simple text. Ro ie: Band headlines, MORP pictures. Stepnan: digging in the trash, inde . am: kickers and headline , 925 on a aturday morning. Janie: making the radio \\Ork tepfiame: the swimming page, "How do vou spell breast?'' Marlena: Popeve's, bringing friends. Budie: lunch, a cell phone Marie: odd fetishe , a oetter picture. Alex K: the H picture, index. Rachel: Chipotlc chips, the wrestling page. Sydney: gos Ip queen. Ale P: Rachel' twm. Charlie: getting your camera back Todd: a f"l!ll sixtfi period, than~ you for coming back. Stacy: the cutest clothes, the sweetest girl on staff. Jenny: a vegetanan sandwich, proiJlem free semor pa~es Dana: "Earthv," Pearl, "I ju t can't handle them!" Harbaugh conspiracies. Alex E: "Can I go outside for like 3 minutes." The best B ing ability. Rory: the ceilinp, "RorEE," driving lessons (he, he). atalie: a camera for amazing sunsets, endle<;s aturcfavs, "CongraDulations · Betsy: a certain picture, "I want to be vou for the dav," dreams. Jander on: • eyela he , aturdays, thank you for everything! We love. ou! · ��������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Angelus 2002 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource East High School Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2002 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 2000s Yearbooks