https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/cf38888405bba83f8dc44d1987b1a0c1.pdf 994d09e8cb80df49f91c577609234fe8 PDF Text Text ��I ~ ��Eaet H1~h Sohool 1545 DBtrolt St. D6nV6r CO 80206 Yolum6 86 Enrollm6nt: 1,866 Till Pa!! I �e W6 paee6a throueh th6 aoore of our eohool on th6 flret day, th6 laet day e66m6a llk6 an untouohavl6 eoal, far In th6 futur6. Aft6r slowly e6ttllne Into llf6 ae Ane6le, th6 y6ar fi6W vy ae W6 att6na6a eporte eam6e, aano6e ana study e6eelone, ana maa6 eooa frl6nae alone th6 way.l3y May, th6 y6ar e66m6a to hav6 paee6a In th6 vllnk of an 6y6, eo h6r6 le th6 dooum6ntatlon of a er6at y6ar, rn eaSe yott6tink.ed 2 0 enmg �Op nmg 3 �Stunt t l.trt 8-17 18-87 PUPILS Ct.uas 4 Table of Content AcAntJ.tics 88-103 101-171 AtiiLtl'ICS AcriVIl'Its 17e-eo3 �l<~blc of nt nt 5 �6 Stud nt Ltfe �8-9 SPIRIT \tlttk Btsl' or 10-11 1C!-13 t~.tBARRASSI G lto~.ttltl'S ~a 14-1S 18-17 Stud nt L1! 7 �~ ~ On oppoort, clay.}JniOt Ray Jon&,, eonlot Ttara Johnoon, and 60phomot~ DIIIMii: Wllldne dreee In tM clot;Me that ar~ c~ly rnor~ for tM oppoort, eox. (ftJot;o l1y f'hll GaMy) 6UttaV"' ~ tlhltlo. Ropr~~ tMir favorIt, 6potte ~. eonlore Nick And,r60n, Anar~w [)uk., and Jon Blum eo all out on ~ fanatic clay. (fh,t;o Py f'hll c~y) AtJopt a ftol!h. Ev~ry yoar, eonlote tak6 advMtaeo of ~~ upporclaee~n l1y dreee~ up tM froehmart claee and rnal:lne tMm loolc M crazy poee!P"'. Alone With dr~ee~ t.Mrn up, t.My M ~ t.Mrn eJne. (ftJot;o l1y EDmt St6!Mr) Look pr&tty. At tM city ~ ~. 60nlore Lois D~IM. Mar~ Gaff, Mary RoxVury and ~ ~r ehow t.Mir 6plrlt l1y palntlne tMit 6tornach6 and dreee~ up In 6Ghool colore. Sport. ~ ~~nte ar~ a gr~t placo for tM etu.:lonte to ehow off t.Mir eplrlt. (ftJot;o 11y ~ A~rPach) Cnt:ey rea .N whlta. At 6Ghool. ~v~ry­ DM fJOO«' all out to Mow off tMir 6plrlt and unify tM 6Ghool, b Joeh ~ and OlaM Parr, Path eophomot~. (ftJot;o Py Katao Manari;) ¥ ~ w~ epoclal M~rte, eophomot~ YIGtorla Rarnlr~z, E'vOM 5tari:s and TlffMY Hardy ehow off (fh,t;o Py Ern!!y tMir 6Ghool ~· Stanford) p~ roy~ ro f(jtv~ tMir ~ lot6 of eupport, Eaet etu.:lonte ~and hold up e~ at!>~{!~. alone With dreee~ up and~ (ftJot;o 11y ..Julb A~ R pmt \ eek �Ev~ry y6ar, e1iuc16nte dont counctl d.xldod to aouvl6 ehowM off tMir sohool eplrtt up tMmee for oaoh day oo tM thr~ ~· tM w~ ~for~ L.!mJtM to only thr~ daye ~~ af a lat6-sohodul&:l day off and par~t/~ oonf~r~ncee, eti.Jdonte w~r~ dleappolnted vooatl86 tMr~ w~r~n't ~~ daye. "Boca~ tM w~k wae ehorten&:i, etu- eti.Jdonte etiD (pt a lot af varl8ty," ~ ~nlor N1co16 ~wte. ~w~~ pajama day/ ~ kJa day, oppoolt6 day/ eporte fanatlo day, and ftnally tM annual orazy rM and ~ day. On orazy rM and whJt6 day, kJae w~nt all out wtth and fao6 paint. "Sptr!t w~k wae OM af my fav~ tlmoe af tM Y6ar ~~ ~v~ryOM at tM sohool wae oo lJI'll&d," eald oophomor~ Dan Almon. 1M w~ oonoludod wtth a ~p rally foDowM 1:1y tM footVall eamo. Ov~rall, eplrtt w~ wae an ~xolt~ w~ full af eplrtt, ~nt6~nt and unttyl ~xtrav~ ooeturnoe, hair ay~ •SyclMy Park \iiiAt'S YOUR tA'IO&Itt bAY or SPIRit 'Wttt? "tvfy fav~ ~day ha6 ~ to i't'J pajlma day ~ I oan ~tiNft+Jwtthnot~~ "My fav~ ~ day ~ ~ tft& day~ I bd ~ rrry ~ looi: b "My fav~ ~ *Y ~ ONO':J ,a .,a ~ day ~ Jt; ~ ~to~~for." •C., WaTttJr, 10 ohlok&" •l.tJt.Mr Hm, 9 fb, I .-n ~ eo nwh ~ oomfortAII¥." •WtJM:/~, 12 Spmt \\ k 9 �Woo own&:i tho Put carf W8t!Jrt~.P6t«F~e'e ·~"or a fanol6r car,~- tho r6d Aud!f What Wtlt!J tho favorJt,c, r~ taurant for fr6ehrnan who wor-6 ·~-!6ee''f 1M mor6 6~n­ eiV6 Mad61ln6'e or l6ee 6~­ eiV6 flzz.a 6xproeef How dJa ~nte e~nd tholr tlm6 aft6r oohoolf Did thoy "llov~ Hanuld:ah ~W56 yoo ~t to ~na 8 ~1:6 wtth yoor family on top of that yoo ~t pr~. Also tM fooa 1e eooa, ~!ally~ wtth appl6 eauool" •Jor~my ~r, 9 \-JIIAt's l'llt 8£S1' \il l'tR IIOllbAY? "Ramaaan. a MU61lm holiday ~ plao6 wh6n faet~ng ~nae.lt·~ tM ~ aay In tM y~ wh6n ~ C0!1'1& ~tMr to ~ ana C&~Vta~ tM ~ ~tMr ae a oommunlty." •Jamal H~1n, 12 ''DlrietmM 1e a tlm6 to e&~m~ "Kwanza 1e a e&~ of Afrloan tM Ulrth of ~. ana ~t late of ~rJoan ouitur~ that allow~ ?'<'~'~ pr~nt611 ~JOY thle a&':f ~W!6 tt to~ arout tMtr anc&rt;ot~. nw~ le a er~ tlm6 to ~ wtth family ana to~~ to ~JOY tMir oompany ar~ 7 prtno~ of tM holiday ana for each aay ~ prtno!fM le f~ on. I r~y lov~ thle holiday ~W56 on •Monloa Anar~w~. 10 Now Y~e aay my family ~tv~ a huet' f~ to c;umu!trt;c, tM ~ of tM holiday." •Cfimlt)fl 5mtth, 1 1 10 H tot �~ ~ off. &nlore ana .)Unlore hav& tM opportuntt;y to tfll:o G~ off t:i.Jrlng tM echool day. Thor& le a toee up 17otw~n 1et ana 8th, EJtMr Way Mnlore Jimmy 5oroi1Mil, Brian~. Nick Anaoroon ana Maov& David eay It le alwaye a plue to ~1; out of claee &arly or elo&p In 1st;,, (ftJOto 1:>y EmuyStenfora) ~ (W ~ Jot;. ~ hie 1972 Cutlaee Stymno ~. eonJor Conoor O'Btton hae f,y far tho Poet c;ar; f'N~ can~ It a milo away. Moet eophornore, llld ~ Gan't Mvo eo tho lot; le ~ f,y eonlore and puore. (fhot;o f,y Emily Stanford) ~~toc:iiv&to. ~ MV&rha6 ~ y&1; It le etlll a major hot~ for lunch. Off~ up fre«l ~1; taGoe l1urrttoe a1; a ohMp pr~c& a fr~ artn1: with ~ni; ID ~ t111e plac& 0110 of a l:lnd. Sc,nJore J~ ~ana MIKe 5uruvan rnak6 UM of tM OU'teldo ~ (ftJOto 1:>y Emuy Stenfora) ana ana ~ o1.te. 1M rnoet unJa.ue claee to tel:o 1e Goo~ogy with Mr. R6nz a1; tM D&MV&r Natural Hletory MUMUm. With many hant:i6-on pro.)I'Gt6, ana ~ ~e lrnax pr~~. tl1le le a "'&a1; plac& to Po flret ~ pt'I'IOd. &nlore DaM I ort.a11ta aM!chaol Pafford &XS1!11n6 an lntru61V& ~ volcanlo rook. (ftJOto l:>y ~ ()'Brion) ana ana ~·e Exp- L)Arvye St. Mari:e • P&1;o'e • ropt'Y&6 . ~ pP. OM oftM ~wayeto epond tM ~ le elttlne In tM eun ana ~1;tlne paid for lt. 5tuaonte who l!f&- ~d ar& .)Unlore Anna VanP&It, Amy lov&U, An Caldw&n, RtWoc.ca CoMn, Mnlor ~ 0'6rlon, 1JI1Ior ~ Rounde, Mnlor Rol:>yn ~ eophon10r& APvy J-k,1;tMGh, JUnior Julian Elpy ana JUnior Kat!& R.li&y. (ftJOto l:>y Emuy SuPway Stenfora) ~ ~ DMaoa ll' l:>y each Maoon ~ Mnlore ehow echool eptrtt, t.Mnmoral,and~~. 5pnne: Laur&n Johneton ~. eoftOall) Connor O'Brton ~ana MJtj:!y) Wln- ana 1;&r: Lalla Shar~f (voll6yVall, t;raok, ~tPall) ana Sc,an Oetrrt ~tPall) Fall! Juetm lafoya ~. ~. rutF:J) ana ~ ~ (eoftOall). (ftJOto l:>y Emuy Stanfora) B t of II �6rotherty lov&. Wh!Jt, tal:lng a Pr-oak from olaee, eonlot Bon HMnan ana his fteehman Prot;hor Nathan HMnan tako tiOII10 ~ to ohook 1n wtth oao11 othor l7y Emuy Stanford) ana eay hi. (fhot;o H.ppy to....,~.,.,., other. 13ef~ lunoh, ~e Kaurt}( f3t,ni;lt}y, a eonlot, ana 6rtanna ~y. a fteehman, ~ tMir ~ olatlon for oaoh othor ~ a hue. A lot of ~e ehow tMlr (ovt} for oaoh othor wtth ~ euoh huee. (fhot;o 17y Aenton Wllllame) Wwm ~ ~leJe of eohool, elet&-e Ou-!etl Moelw, a eonlot, ana El!zal,c,th Moener, a ~. happily ~t oaoh othor wtth a warm hue that ehowe tMir lovt} for oaoh other. Jt; le oomfor'tlr1(3 to~ a famllJar faot} aft'« a long day In olaee. (fhot;o l7y Emily Stanford) ~ out for you. Dtttne paeetne period. eon~or 5ydMy Pari: oMoke 1n wtth iw 11tt1o Prot!1or, fteehman John to~~ tnst ov~ le go~rte dr.ay. 'Jh, oltW e~'e .JOI' le to looK out for tMir Prot;hore elstere. ran: ana (fhot;o 17y Aenton Wllllame) Too hot to lww:k Dime a II10I'I10n1; of ~ ~ ~ wn:llooblg Prot!1ore, eon~or Tony EawareJe ana ftMtman JJ EdwareJe tako part In a llllk\UI), rut t'f1C':I ~ of t.M ept'Cia1 rona that t.My Mart}. (fhot;o l7y Aehton Wllllame) ~ ~ ~ tMit (ovt} for oaoh othor ~ tMir tJ#tt ~. el6t«e Ch1amon i ylm-, a Jlllor. ana Aelrna r~z, a eonlot, hold oaoh othor GloM. (fhot;o l7y Emily Starl'ord) ~ .. ~ P&. W\,dt} looking OlJt,t}, Pte e~ Caltbn Tornllneon, a eon~ot, and llt1;lt} el6t«, Eryn TorniJneon, a ftMlman, I'I1M1; ~ aft'« Emily Stanford) 12 1bhn eohool (fhot;o l7y �Eye·ve Got a Shadow ~ a e~ ttt; eohool do~ly hae a Jot af advan- ~· Junior ry~or Carron eald aVout ~ to eohool wtth hie ProtMr, emoor Graham Carron eald, "lt'e oool Pecaueo wo Jntrodtu oaoh otMr to pooplo and ae a roeult wo roth blOW a Jot moro ~ than wo normally woufd." · OtMr roaeone why etu- aonte onpy ~ to eohool wtth tholt Pr-otMre and eletere aro that thero'e alwaye a famiilar faao around and~ to tum to for holp and advlco. Aleo, for y~ e!PJlnee, ot.Mr f'l'rke Jnoludo r!d6e to and from eohool and oooaelonal r!d6e to lunoh. Porke for tho oL:W e~ aro ~ ~ ~ up to thom. For tM moot part, all e!V~Jnee appreclato ~ oach otMr ttt; oohool elmply Pecaueo tnoy Jovo oaoh otMr and havo eot110ono to eo to whon t.My ~to eM a fmndly faao. Sald eonlor Krleta Moh~Vach, "Aftor 00~ to dot& ~ to chM!", eohool wtth my eleter Amy, I ~ eophomor~ twiM Brittany and can't ~ ~ to eohool ~l#l Owone etay c;~ ~ of tholr ~ rona. lfhoto "Y wtthout hor noxt yoarl" Ashton Wllttame) • Alloon DoffMr Gor G ro Sc11oot \t/11'11 You& SIBLI G... "Gorne to eohool with oaGh otMr 1e t!U ~~ w~ hav~ ~ to talk to aPout echool pr-oVI6me. w~·r~ t~y ~ ftbnde ana ~njoY dofne tM eamo ~. rut W6'r~ r~y atff6t6nt at tM eamo tlmo." ·T~rrl ana T~tr!ka 5tahJ. 11 "lt'e t!U havfne tWin Vtothore at eohool ana at hom~ v~caue~ tMt~'e alwaye eomo- ono arout1l:f eo I'm t~~Wor rorod." · ~Wort ~n~t) 12, Davte ana Soott w~rt. 9 "W~ eot ~ pr~tty w~n at echool e!nG6 w~·r~ ~to ~me ~all tho tm,." • Damarte, Oeltle ana Sata!l Gtav6e, 11 Stbhng 13 �ASi hi for Sore Eyes Evon ~ eonlore haa VMtl loneoet, ~y woron't lmmUM to OrnVarraee~ ~. '!'hoy aloo woro known to fall or t:lo ootl16~ etuptd. ~ ovon ~t­ ~ aekM to a daru In front of around~ 0'/0f'Y<:/M. It didn't l1'lllttm' who yoo w~. 11101110tlte happonod ~~ to twory<:JM. •Katb Hanoon ~ Not~toehow off hor ~.Jmlot Kat&o Una~ prof~e It CN~ a oar. (fhot;o l7y Hannah Laotz) \iiiAl''S YOUR )40S1' tl.!bARR SSI G I.!OI.!t 1'? "My tl'I06t ~~ motl'lmlt woo when I cir~ up~ a ~I on eplrft day and woo ~ on all day by 6V~OM, 6VOn my ~Mre." · ~v6n Harlor, 1 2 "My tl'I06t 6f1'1Varraoo~ mo1116nt had to b6 laet y6ar wMn "I wae pia~ ~nnle t:U'ld my drawetrln(3 Vr-ok6. My pante I for(30t how to epen my nam6. f~n to my fMt t:U'ld I wae ~ft Ev6n tl1otJeh It Is only 3 ~t­ .)Uet etanaJne ~r~ wtth no t6re, I }Jet blankM" pante onl Ev~ryOM who wae •Dan Alvar6z, 1 1 at ~ match ~:Saw, rt wae horr!V~." ·J~ff ~bn, 1 0 14 mbarra mg mom nt �P.-aczz~ w.IL ~thine daM this y~ to capturo o~ln6 11101110nt6 wae tho ·~ paraZZI arr·. Doe~ to havo poorM put o~ln6 plotutoe of tholr frlont:le up. It ooet a foo to tako tho plotuto down. w (Photo l7y L!ea Port6r) T~ ~ eorno~ t!hodldn'twant to ~ on ~lor car, eonlor Rof,yn Lateon 1e o~ aVout pati:lne I~Joeally. (Photo 17y I yron DonaL:ioon) H.ppy ~· Moet pooplo eot ehoworoa wtth flowor6 ana PallooM on tholr l:>lrthday6 ana aro ~to carry tMm at'OUnl:l S,n1ore Antantta Mol!ltot!h ana Channaln6 Mooro ehow that thoy lovo tho fl'ttontlon thoy aro eo~ (fhoto l7y Hannah Laotz) FoDow th6 ~. Purine tho traa~t~on of froehman Initiation. eonlol'6 droee un.:lorolaeeup ana rna~<o tM~n t:1o orazy, ~ln6 ~· Evon tl1ou(;t It Isn't fun at tho tlm6 for freehrnon, ai'torwarde thoy roaUy t:lo fool apart of Eaet. (fhoto l7y Krista Sponoor) 111611 YM1, I Wa6 oooL Junior CaJ!J(}y Eld6r ~ hie moat 6rnbarraee~ mom6nt wh6n h6 wae 8 fr6ehman and h6 walk&:~ Into 8 pol6 whJI6 ~ to talk to a @'Ollp af Jt.mlor {31rle. (fhoto by K6el6y Krooky) ~fonwer.~~ mom6nte ar6 b6tt6r If yoor frl6nde ar6 by yoor ek:l6. For junlore Chrle DM and l..Jiy R6ynok:le t..My don't hav6 anythln{3 to worry arout. (fhoto by Hannah l..Mtz) Goottne off. Not 6rnbarr~ vy anythln{3, JUnlore Saml Hartman, f.Jhy Mlll6r, Elle6 Moy6r and Maya 5hll{3art eho\.v tMir prld6. (fhoto by Kat16 Manart) Emharra mg moment 15 �~ Jtwme ~ In orMr to aeelet etudonte with inlelo math, ~ atetrlct rnan.:1atM ~ ueo of ~ now c~ Math f'rO{J"am. Me, Shaw wori:e with froenrnan Rov Graham on Ot16 of ~ 1aptope purchaeoa M a olaeeroom 66t l1y ~ atetrlct. (ftJOto Py fhll Cae6y) Kkli: 1t. Junior fhllllp Cae6y l6arnod eomo trloke from f01'1't16r Denver Bronooe ~r David lroadwon. lroadwon ehowod ~ Eaet ~rs how to Improve ~lr flold eoale and punts. (fhoto Py Keeley Kroeky) ~of th& pd. Now pr!nolpal Kathy Call!!: was warmly woloornod l1y ovory0t16 at Eaet. h alumni of ~ eohool. Mrs. CalltJ: fMie at homo hero and hopofully wJU stay at Eaet for years to 001110. a==hoto l1y Me~ eraauau Kroei:y) OM yc'Afr& b a ~ 001110 t:r'1». Bri: ~t !3f1V<' a !t16moral;lle oorlO<'rt and hie aroaUet h!te. He aleo played ~ plano 111 f¥,Jitar. He was lnvlt&i to porfonn l:>ooaueo It ~r was a f01'1't16r etudont of Me. Rhon,'1 ~nte wore oxoltod to have a colel:>r!ty 1 ~lr eohool. (fhoto Py Keeley Kroeky) Sn.ok Jkm. Now futurletlo pop and snacl: rnaohlnoe adorn ~ halle of Eaet. Sonlor Charllo f'r~oo pur~ a~ enacl: for eomo <'t16ray 17otwMn ~ eo he oan stay alert and ~t (:JOOd ~· a==hoto l1y Emily Stanford) ~ ~ atwaot«. Laet year's fE Uaohor Coaoh r ll!11t)r rnaM ~ transition to ~ ~ now Dean of ~nte. a==hoto l1y Emily Stanford) ~ ..-ou1d th& ~Every morn~ studonte eM~ now ~I rue In~ front ontratlo<', whloh helpe remind etuMnte to show eohool spirit. a==hoto l1y Em!lyStanfort:O I6 cv. ldc<~s �New Hye-deaS \iiiA'r CIIA GtS \-JOULb Llkt YOU '1'0 Stt IIAPPt "lM Pfoooet ~ I would ~ 16 "A mapr ~ I think ehould tai<6 ~ 16 tha1; echool ehould etart lat6r around 9:00am. If olaee ~ Jat6r, ~nte wouldn't ~ M tired ana toet eoor~ would Jmprov~ ~­ oaueo w~ all would~ mot~ aw~ and ~to~ I ~think ~nte ehould ~ roqu!red to j?1n ~ueo It ~ Important llf~ Rare ~. I hav~ ~ many Important thJnee 1n Rare. ana otMre would ~ ~~ftt; from ~ to hav~ 1:,h, ~re ~ mot~ Involved ana to or~ ~tt6r r~la­ tlonehlpe wtth 1:,h, ~nte. The would Joaa to mot~ lnvolvtm16nt In 1:,h, A'r tAS'r? "I would b to ~ ~nte hav~ a ~r VoU In 1:,h, ourrtoulum. I think ~nte would ~ muon mot~ lnt6r~ In eohool It' 1:,h,y w~r~ mot~ lnvolvod. Aleo,l think w~ ~an aoot)ee t1mo to talk to our t6aoh- ""oat "It would ~ r~y It' w~ eat an eeoalatot whor~ 1:,h, main 6telre ar~. 1 think 1:,h, faoutty ~ would ~ftt; from thle addition." ana • Dlon Rabouln, 12 ~re." •Julia Bohr, 10 olaee and a ~tt6r tllltWetar.dln£! of 1:,h, rnatorla1.•• • Aar1ona Carr, 9 Involved In thle or~·· • MlohMJ Pafford, 11 c" ld a 17 �18 Pupil �eo-ss Ju IORS 88-7S St IORS S8-8S SOPIIO).!ORtS 78-87 Pupil 19 �20 cniors �mors 21 �22 'cniors �MDionBrown Semor 23 ��emDyChoi em 25 �26 S niors �Tony e:twDrda emor 27 �TomGDbd �~Goff Semors 29 �30 Senior �Seniors 31 �Sriml.Johnlon 32 cnior �GrDee johnlon Minda johnlon ~johnlton "iemors 33 �Torin K;ntaw 34 emor<> �Semor 35 �Legua Lovato 36 emor Tsr.-jhonne Lovato �emor 37 �38 emu �ruors 39 �<f>utiny Norman 40 enior ~ Nottingbmn Connor ~ri~n �mor 41 �MitehPond 42 emors tJonePorat �IWngD Robinlon ~olllhD Robinlon Senior~ 43 �kott~n 44 emor �Scmors 45 �jazmyn lingkdon 46 mor �s nwr 47 �48 emor �S mor ~9 �50 mors �111bton Willimna 8riWillon �52 emor �mon 53 �54 emor �mor 55 �Keane Abr.th.lm Ro aru~ A o~ta Charl.t Agnoll•tti ( handi Aldl•na '-.lith k .mdl•r D.tn Ah.nl'7 Clain• Andl•rson P.1tn ia nkell• I'ctl'r Ant,1i Dominil' rchil' !...1ura n::hull•t.l Printl'ton Arm~trong aron B.1h•r Charle~ Ballas Portia B,unt''> Kristin Barrdt Allbon B.utholoml'\\ 1ithal'l Bahford Lato .1 Beard \1ich l'l !k•d,ud nn,1 Bchrcn'> Joan B •ldcn Starla Bell M.11a Bt•n,n cntc Ahcia Bena\ tdez John Bettridgt• J<~-.minc Bowman Briana Bovd John Bradv Christint• Brcw:r Li-.a Brewer LJUra Brin Lucy Brothers JunJe Brown Wc .. ll'V Brown BrandZm Bruce Brooke Bucar Aaron Burris·lkboskt•y Ali .1ldwell Greer alhoun Augu,tinl' ardoza Te Yonna Carter Phil .lSl' Jaquita Cavitt Richard Chavez Adrienne Chri tv Rcbl•cca ohc~ arolvn ole ~ Junior\_ _ __ �Meli ~Connell\ Bethany Conner. Eli or~cjo Katie ountv [) o.,ha ou· In [) von Cowans Alexander rcsci nthon> ruz ramon~ urr.:m-I \'en~tt Pierre urtis Skv Dama Britncy Dalla, Basil Davis hris Dca Alison Dcffner Olivia Del ampo Bethany Delcastillo Jan Maunci Dl'lgado Stefanic Dcmong 1cole Dewitt I· rica DiM 1-athim Dicker.,on Fathima DJCkcr,.,on Aaron Dmdy-I oudcn "NeitV!er, becatAse East is two times better tV!aVJ eitV!er SotAtV! or c.w.· • Matt SteVJiVJger, 11 • • "I wotAid ratV!er go to C.W becatAse it's l1fiie East's otV!er V!alf, oVJI~ East is better!" • WV!ItVJe~ Hicfiis, 1 1 "I wotAid ratV!er go to SotAtV!! WV!o waVJts to be a Patriot at c.w aVJd slApport a greeVJ foot tV!at VIas some sort of a ftAVJgtAs?" • Ra~ JoVJes, 1 1 "I wotAid go rat VIer go to C.W becatASe m~ COV1SiVJS go tV!ere aVId I love m~ famil~!· • EsperaVJza CV!avez, 11 Wootd yot.J ratf>er go to GW or Sootf>? Jum o r~ 57 �Jericho DoN.'V Amy Dudle\ Ka1tl;n Duffl'Y Jl•nn1h-B •nd Du~gan Sarah Dunn Rosanne Dupree Angel Duran un Rey Eagle laud1a Ebel Emily Ebner-Wahon · Julian Eighmy a5ey Flder Dani •I [·has Ryan E.., alante Evan Eskridge Daniel Fadness Megan F ssenden Holly Filak Ashley Fleming Bruno Franciosi arrie Francis atasha Fran lin Amy freedman Mile Freyer "I'd ~ave a mtA!Iet becatAse ever~oVle wotAid poiVlt aVld latAgh PitAS, mtAIIet... w~at a great word aVld also bald people are too s~iVl~." • Mic~ael RadattAs, 11 "I wotAid rat~er be bald becatAse a mtAIIet is so otAt of st~le." • AVldrew Percival, 11 "I wotAid rat~er ~ave a mtAIIet becatAse at least I cotAid do somet~iVlg wit~ It,· • Ti'L~Vl Wal~er, 11 "I'd rat~er ~ave a mtAIIet becatAse m~ ~ead is too big to be bald!" • ReVla R-KiVldle, 11 ttllocJtd yocJ rather be batd or have a cncJttet? 5~ Jun iors �llv c Friedman D~v1d Fuente - .uevara justin ,autier TammvGav I:d\\ard Ge"i ler Alexandria •race 1.. urvn ,ill l'ldo~ Glenn jonathan offman J...aac Gonzale.r William Grant Damaris ra\ e iris Graves Sarail ,raves Denise Greenberg Denicia Greene Danielle Griego hristin rove, Hector Gutierrez jonathan Hampel arly Hansen john Hart amantha Hartman jasmine Ha)'nes icholas Hc-.sler 1arl.. Hild Darryl Hill Victoria Hili-Traylor ndre Hines Dmarie Hoffman j.mecka Holden hannyl Holmes Brittney Holobinko ary Hoppl'r Evan Hornsby isha Horton Tiffany Horton • harn•.r Hudlc · unrosc lronshell argaret lttelson Fmilv Johnson Laur~n johnson ikeva Johnson Brandon jones C.abrielle jone., a than Jones Raymond jones Shardae jonl's Junior. ------ 59 �ohn )ll\'Cl' Dvlan Ka •-.t;,er ,;ace Kaufman Rvan KIMura Kerrie Krosk\ I mi Kumaf;;i I lannah Lactl' li lansing Kellv Lar-.on Micha~l Larson Dmitri Lee. 'atali Zachary lehman jacob LL·vek Megan l •vin )arne-. Lc\\ is Katie Lind Brittn ·v Little Alea Liitlejohn Kendra Love Am} Lovell Abby lucas Hannah Lucey ?.ach Lut7 Brian Lyman Brittnev Mack lillian Mackey jose Maestas Katie Manart egan Manchego Erin Marque.t u.tanna Martine.t Britteny May Maria ~c omb Mari Me oy aleb McDonald Kate McDonald Madeline McDonald Rich Me ee Leabre Me 'eal Mich;wl McPherson Avery Merriex Jessi~a Met.tler Abby Miller Chrbtopher Miller Vanessa Miller Ktt Millius irina Milsap Marisa Milzer ~Junior~ �'•colcM1m Patrick Mims ju tin Minter juliu~ Mitchell , ad1.1 Mitchell johnathan Montgomery .1ra Montour Michael Mora Karlie Morri'> Quinn Morri'>on Veronica Morri )n jame'> Mose~ Carlos Moslev I· Ji..,e Mover · Kathleen. Mullen DulceMuno/ hris Murph)Matt. ash ·1 wo!Aid ratV!er go bowliVJg be CaiASe it is m!ACVl more fiAVl +-V!aVJ p!Att-p!A+t.• •A er~ Meme 1' ·well.. I'm prett~ bad a+ botr, btA+ 1glAess I'd rat VIer do p1Att·p1Att becaiASe IcotAid wear m~ owVJ sVloes. • · Carol~~ co:e, 11 •BowliVlg S IASIAa 10 more fiAVl ... blAt Vlot if I'm r~iVlg to impress someoVJe. I rea ij VJeed to learVJ ~ow to bowl: • L V'dsa~ ·BowliVJg, becatAse it's beeVJ a favor~te of miVJe for 1.::1ears. TV!ere o taleVJ req111ired to get a good score iVl bowliVJg, pi lAs it is a lo+ of fiAVJ • • Ka ie MIAIIeVJ, 11 PietrtAszews~i, 1 1 tnJoc.Jtd yoc.J ratf>er go bowtang or pc.Jtt-pc.Jtt? Junior 61 �Bdhan\ 1'.1<<'-Danlc\ jo.lnlld Pa hc-o \1kh d Path,rd Britt.m\ I'a'<' 1atthe\~ l\1~e Guillermo 1',1-.tlb-. j.1d. 1\ltter..,on Andre\\ P<•rch al Orlando l'<•re.t Typhan) Pernell Jule-. Pl'H\ man Eller) Peter., William Phillip., l.lUren I'htlpott I md-..w I'ietru-.ze\\ ..,J,;j • fitfanv 1'1~ ..,.., lphi<;l'rob-.t Saundra I'rodor Sar.1 R.1bm m. e Radatu ... tephanie Randolph Moll\ Recht Tiffa~\ Reed ~hie)- Ree-.e "I wotAid ratVIer V!ave ar1 extra firger becav~se ~otld V!ave ~o Vlave tV!iVJgs special ~ made if ~otA Vlad ar1 extra toe: • Veto ria Hill Tra~ or, 1 1 "I wotAid ratVIer V!ave aVJ ex+-ra fiVJger JtAst becatAse aVl ex ra toe wotAid be comple+el~ lAse less: • D1ego RodrigtAez, 1 1 I wotAid ra VIer V!ave aV' extra toe becatAse t wotAid be eas~ to V!ide." • S~ardae JoVJes, 11 "I wotAid ra VIer Vlave ar1 extra toe becatAse tV~eVJ I co!Aid rtAVl fas er iVl trac~ aVJd field." • Jo~Vl GoffmaVJ, 1 1 62,.. Junior~ ../ titloutd you rather have an extra toe or an extra fanger? �Daniel Reetz Andrew Regan hri topher Regin •IIi Jake Reilly • amantha Reimer Lily Reynold!> Tommy Rhine Dominique Richardson Eileen Richardson Jennifer Ridder Kate Rilev Blak' Rtt~hen Tiauna River~ Rena Roach-Kindle • tcole Robert Peter Robinson a-. 'V Rock Diego Rodriguez-Warner Maggie Rounds Jasmmc Rowe arah Rowland Davlvnn Rover , a·k~ya Rudolph Jesu Ruiz Chatona ams Jessie anderson Monique Sandoval Luis antacruz Ma arlo Jasmine aulters Mollie avage John Schaal Jan ·hneider 1adeline hroth·\1iller Valerie. gura E\an Self rcgor: rruto E\an Sharp Brian She\ ihki Jon Shiftrin \1,1) a Shugart Dl'\ on <;igler Ramiro Sih a- ortes E\ an Simmons Juha Simmon-. Anna Stmon Junior 63,L... �ill'I1Jamin !-iimon Kanwron ~imp on je.m Sl,n lien !'m1th Can'\ ~n11th Carml'n Sm1th Jo~hua Smith Kl'ntaro Sm<><>t Omar!-i<> a Rachel • p.ul Ad.1mm Spearman Terri St. hi T'errik.1 Stahl k~~ica St, ll' Erruh st,•inl'r tatthe\\ Stening<•r Sa\ ara Sulli\ .1n Ally~on S\ igl'l dam S\\ar~en I ind .... av Taubman a ....... id) Ta·\,·...,e- ar ia Brittan; Ta) lor Jonathan Tn\ lor ~tarie Ta} lor William Tcde~ko D.wid Temchulla Ben Tl•mple Oli\ er Tl'rr\ Br an Thomas R .1nThomn l·rl•drick fhomps<>n D.vzmond Thornton ~11ra Totaro- Bloom [ lena Trenholme ' athan TwoEagle.,·Downing nna VanPelt Reyna nrcla Jameo, Vaughn Drew VICkl•r., le andcr V\'aggcner adia Waggener harday Walker loan Walkl•r 64 Junior~ �Erica Wein Rachel W tergaard Robert Whet el Hannah White Michael Wilkerson Edward Williams Eric Williams Emily Wolff arah Womantree Sachet Woolfolk Zachary Worthen Ann Wurtzebach 1oniquc Yancey hri~tophcr Yara Da\ 1da Young Kyle Z1lmstra Peter Z1rlengo ·1 wo111ld rat~er be siVJg!e becatAse l:10lA ~ave a lot more freedom aVld l:1DIA doVl't V!ave to worr1:1 abotAt ~OIAY actiOVIS ~lArtiVlg someoVle else: • DazzmoVld TV!orVltOVl, 11 ·1 wotAid rat~er be ·1 wo!Aid rat~er be iVJ a relatioVls~ip as siVlgle beca111se t~eVl f:10lA doVJ't feel !oVJg as ~e waVlts me for me: tied dowVl aVld • Apri le N!AiaVl, 1 1 1:10111 caVl date w~oever 1:10111 waVlt, w~eVlever 1:10111 waVlt: • James Va!Ag~Vl. 11 ·A relatioVls~ip wo111ld be better beca111se I waVlt someoVle to ~old me aVld call me bab1:1: • JasmiVle Rowe, 1 1 tnlootd yot.J rather be an a retataonsflap or be sangte? -~_Ju_ nior 65 �WotJtd yotJ rather have 8.0. or bad breath? ]aneth Acosta Marcus Adair andra Allen Ben llison Dan Almon LUI Angele - amacho Christopher Ankele Asko Antai Luis Azcona Tiffany Baldwin 'rgio Banuelos Greg Bartholomew Eddv Battle VIenna Beanum he! ea Beck tt Morgan Beem Juha Behr Alvm Bell lain: Bentley Lucy Bercnato Tamar~ Berkman Kern ]a Bettis-Locke Anne Bishop Aisha Blake Caitlin Blank Bo Blodgett Molly Bloom Margau Booren Brittany Borne Daniel Bovle Kelly Bo\·le Laure~ Bra"dy Eli<> Breed D' mitrius Brewer atasha Brewton Evan Brigham Elissa Brown Laura Brown Shutae Brown Simon Brown Septima Bruce-Dozier Michelle Buchanan Demetriu Buckingham Harry Burgwyn • '1elah Burnett Ryan Burt Maria Cap celatro 'estor Cardenas Marque a ardoza ophomorcs �"Bad breatV! is better becatAse tV!eVl ljO~ cotAid alwatjS ~eep ljOIAr motAtV! sV!tAt • • DomiVliC~ DtAPlACVJ, 10 ·1 wotAid ratV!er V!ave bad breatV! becatAse I wotAidVl't waVlt to be smelltj all tV!e time: • Tasia Wa ~er, 10 "I wotAid ratV!er V!ave B.O. becatAse wV!eVl ljOlA sweat.ljotA're slApposed to smell bad, blAt if ljOtAr breatV! smells bad, VIO oVle will waVlt to ~iss ljOlA: • Sebast1aV1 Jac~oVl, 1D "I wotAid ratV!er V!ave bad breatV! becatAse VIO oVle WOtAid VIOW If ljOlA didVl't tal too mtAcV!. • • AsV!Ietj Small, 10 Tyler arroll ShaqUJta Carter Zach Castle Pablo astro Madeline Caudle Claire Clancy Khiante Clark Ru ~ll lark Tara lark Anne line idney Clough Taubar Coleman 'eil Collier Asha onley Baile; onnor 1arvin onwa 'icole ook arah ook Bethanv Cornish Rachel. oulter Regiena rigler Tamarah urtis Baniaha Daile • Ale andra Darr Rebecca Davidson Chauncev Davis EmilvD~vb Paul~ Davis ophom~ �•BacV!elorette wo111ld oe wa~ more excltiVlg +-o be OVl becaiAse Vlot oVll~ do 00IA get to live witV! attractive meVl, blAt ~OlA get to be OVI maga ziVlecoversaVJdtal sV!ows • • LaiAreVl ScaVllan, 10 "I'd prefer Average Joe becaiAse if Idid avn:1tViiV1g VIIAmilitatiVlg or degradiVlg, VlO OVle WOIAid fiiVlOW becaiAse YJo oVle watcV!es it." • As Via CoVlle~. 1o "I woiAid ratV!er be OVl Average Joe bee alAse tV!e giAI:::JS OVl tV!at sV!ow seem more real aVId doVJ't real!~ obsess abo!At tV!eir loofiis: • Alexa Perez, 10 (MatAreeVl H~de, 10) Andrea Dejong Lauren Delcampo eil Deming Tri. ton Dimerv Benjamin Dixo~ M1caiah Dixon hand Dominguez Ghaea Doss Reginald Dotson Sam Ore kin Tyler Droy Latara Duell Jess Durfee Sarah Elias Darrell Elliott Matthew Elliott-Scott Anna Ellis Jeff Engelken Alexander Eppler Taylor Enckson Victona Esparza ameron E tep AI' jeryd Evans Sarah Ewing Ben Fermaglich Kathleen Ferrick Josh Figueroa , atalie Finnie ~ ophomorcs "I'd ratV!er be OVl BacV!elorette becaiAse some relatioVlsV!ips from tV!at sV!ow Vi ave worfiied otAt, blAt we doVJ't riiVlow jf aVl~ relatloVJsV! ps from Average Joe V!ave worfiied • • adwaV! Lv~QmaVl, 10 �tnlo1.1td yOLI ratber be on Average Joe or Tbe Sacbetorette? B n Flitter Yean Flore!> Joseph Freemond Tara Friend Lizzy Funk Laura Furey Ali Gaa ] ffrey Gabel Kate Gaffigan Je ica Galan Christina Galindo phie Galle her Je sie Gammel Anthony Garcia Beth dion JeffGeman Ja mine Germany K1r ten Gerry Michael Giarnetti Rachel Gonzale Matt Gordon Taylor Gordon Ronnie Green Zoe Green Joshua Greenwood Anais Gude Armando Guzman Alii on Hall Brian Hall Cierra Hammond Mary Han~en Tiffany Hardy Carol Harlor atrina Harrell Meghan Harrington Juamta Harris ory Hayes Kalen Haye Amanda Haynes amantha Haynes Eric Heinz Abby Hetterich 1ary Higgins Ernest Hightower De ire Hill-Traylor 'aomi Hiromit u Lauren Hmami Evitt Hodge Zachary Holcomb oph~ �lllloutd you ratber be an onty cb•td or bave seven s•btings. Tarah Hoover 'via reus Howell cholas Hubbard 1aureen Hyde Aaron Isohne hadae jacelon Andrea jackson bastian jacbon Kataina Jackson-Ke ling Tatiana Jafari Eloise John on Jeremy Johnson Katherine Johnston Courtney Jones Des1r 'e Jones JahniCe Jones Kamilah Jones Quintin jones R an Jon s Madel~me joyc orib1a Kanu Alexandra Kearns incent Keys Amy Kieckhafer Michelle Kle~man- 1oran ara Knud en Heather Koepp Dagon Ko~<;e Menachem Krarnish Keenan Kryzanow kJ Tara Kuper Lauren Lamb Michael Lambuth Andrew Lay Vanessa Lay Jasmine Lee Donte Lew1 Hu ani Lew1s Amy Livmgston Die hela Lovan Theresa Lowe terling Loza ad1rah Luqman L. Macdonald Skylcr Mack-Lynch arah Macko Shamya Mack-Wright josh Mang1agli jack Markson /' ~ ophomores �•1 WOIAid ratVier be aVI OVII~ CVtl d beca111se if I V!ad seveVI SIOI' ngs tVteVI I WOIAid VIOt be as spo.led aVId I wo111ld Vlot get ver~ wwcVI atteVItioVI.· • Cass1e Ybarra-DtAdle~, 10 ·1 wotAid waVIt to be aVI oVII~ cVIild beealAse I tVIiVIR m~ praeVIts wotAid de- prive me of atteVItioVI aVId ·1 WOIA d waVltto Vlave material goods if I Vlad seveVl sibliVIgs beseveVI sibliVIgs. I Vleed a catAse 1 wotAid V!ave lot of atteVItioVI: older r?rotV!ers aVId SIS• TaJorie RobiVISOVI, 10 ters to learVI from aVId I WOIAid V!ave ~OW'lger ·1 wo111ld prefer to Vlave sibliVIgs simsibliVlgs to teacVI.· • Kardi CoVIstaVIce, pl~ beca111se OVII~ cVIildreVI are a little differeVlt aVId are q111ite bizarre. Hav10 iVIg sibliVIgs maRes ~0111 less selfisVI.· • Alex ViVItOVI, 10 Alyaa Martin Ilana Martin Ashley Martinez-Doublm Brian Mast Josalvn Master!>On Ami~ah Masud Dwane Matthews Chiffon Matthews-Webber Ally May Akiiah May AJa McClellan Kelsey Me lure Aurin Me ullough Leslie \.1cGlarnery Logan 1cHenry Ashleigh McLean Benjamin McQuay Russell Meinzer Lauren Melnvchenko atherine M~redith Sky Menash Andrea files Adiv Miller Katelvn tiller Leah.Millis larence Mtlls Amber Mitchell haina Mitchell ophomore 0 �"I wo!Aid rat~er be OVl iiAVllor varsit~ becaiAse I wo!Aid be able to pia~ aVId ~opefiAII~ improve m~ pla~iV1g s~ills. • • S~aqiAaVJia MIArp~~. 10 "I waVlt to be OVl J1AV1ior "I WOIAid rat~er be OVl varsit~ becaiAse It looR5 real good w~eVl ~OIA tell ~OIAr frieVldS aVId ~OIAr famll~ t~at ~OIA are OVl varsit~: • ldris S~areef, 10 varslt~ so I co!Aid Improve m~ game aV1d ~opeftAII~ ma~e varsit~ oVle da~. • • Katei~Vl Miller, 10 "I wo!Aid ratfter pia~ OVl var Sit~ 50 I COIAid evai!Aate t~e c~eerleaders from a more IAVllqiAe positioVl OVl tfte beVlcft.· • KJael S~aaler!Ad, 10 Jamie ~itch 11-Ro s David Montoya Chelsea Moore Matthew Moore Daniel Moran Hannah ~oran Mackenzie Morn on Elizab th Mo her Ja myne Mo queda Elana Mott Ju tin Murphy Shaquania Murphy Tamira Murphy Eltzab •th, ·ebon Kiya ha 'ew on Omaria 'oel Omane. 'o I Meli a Oberg Jule 0' Dea Roxy Odie John 0 terreich Kathleen 0 ', 'eill Thoma 0 ' , · eill Carla 0 orio A hle1gh Owens Brittany Owens Ju tin Owens ominerdene Oyunerdene ~ ~homore �trllo~td yo~ rather ptay tess on varstty or rnore on JU? David Padilla Danielle Palm Cha. e Parr Chane! Patrick Alex Pearce ~ax Pelz Alexa Perez Cecile Perrin Avery Perryman Tasha Pettigrew Emma Phillip -Strain jack Pincus ~icheal Powell Emilio Prado-Estrada • icol Proulx Chanelle Pugh Latoya Rag dale Dai y Ramirez Ryan Ramo Carolyn Rath johnathan Reedy tephanie Remigio Ardia Revnolds James Ri~hard on Taylor Richardson Sean Riley \llari Rincon Alec Rippe Laura Rodriguez heila Rodriguez Lee Roe Even Roger Rachel Romer Dina Rouff Alissa Rountree Dillon Roy Luismiguel Saenz Abdul Said jaim1e. ander:. Miguel Sander Ryan auceda Lauren Scanlan hn Adam hlanger Edward Scott Cary hap1ro Idris hareef Krista haw oph~ �Woutd you rather drank Pepsi or Coke? Daniel Siegel halunda Simmons odv immons Br;ttnay Sims Ashlev mall Ameenah mith Ashley mith Danielle m1th Kyle mith \.1an Sneed Melvm need hase nyder Melina omoza Kathryn Stanford Danielle tark Katherine Stathes Alan Staude Jeff Steed Amy Steinhoff Daniel tewart Jonathan Stoker Rachel Sulsky Emma Sunderland Ben weetbaum Adrienne weetwater Kayla ylvain Carmine Tabano arah Taylor Shermika Taylor Zach Tedeschi Kaleema Thompson AvitorTorrez Francesca Trujillo Sachea Tucker Juhan Uong Jeanne Vanderburg Arika Varney Chri topher Velazquez Alex Vinton Abigail Vis er Alexandra Vitervo Alexandra Vostrejs Luke Waites Jes'>e Wall Chris Walsh Alexander Wamboldt Dar.,el Ware Collen Warner Whitney Warren <S ophomores �"lli~e Pepsi beca!Ase Co~e ma~es m~ teetVI sqlAea~~ aVld tt is so gross: • RegieVla Crigler, 10 "I wo!Aid ratVIer driVl~ Pepsi beca!Ase Co~e is too stroVJg aVJd VIas a pale taste· • CatriVla Harrel, 10 "I li~e Pepsi beca!Ase Co~e VIas a solAr taste· • wo!Aid ratVIer driVl~ Co~e becatAse Pepsi VIas a sic~ after tas e • • MattVIew Zerb~ 10 • DaVJiel Bo~le, 10 Wellington Webb Jody Weisenhom Kyle Wessel Ruby White John Wiley Damark Wilkins Brandon Williams Joe William Lamell Williams Marlaina Williams Michael Williams Clari sa Williams-\-\'ard Cory 'r ilson Jo ph WiL on Aaron Woodard Aundra Woodard Brittany Wood -Gooley Brittani WoolfoLk Cassie Ybarra-Dudley • Lindsay Young Andrea Yuc Ju~tm Zanetti Mortcza Z1rcie oph~ 75 �Ari Aal Jonathan Adam' Anna Addoms Dame! Aid rbtma Albert Alexandrea Aldrich Barakat lim Bnttanv Allen Ph lici~ lien o(cv Amtdon Manucheh~ Ammian Elijah Amory Kealan Amrein Emma Ander~on Arid! Andre\\ s . 1onica Andrews William Archambault and Armendariz Lauren ArmiJO Larry Armstrong Devin Arnold AI xi Atencto Chima Atufunwa Jorge Avalos Jon Averv Sydney Axelrod Devon Bacca Andrew Baker Emily Baker Demetrius Baldwin Earsyl Banks Evan Barber Emilv Bardwell Alli~on Barrett Deidre Ba ...s Kate Bass Andrew Bat ford Alura Baxter Wilham Beam Quamsha Beard Alexandria Beczkalo Brianna B ntley ·tchole Berg Emily Bettinger harmatne Billingsley Kevin Blackmon Deanna Blair Jeffery Blair-McCotter Reb cca Bolden Ian Bone tee! Emily Bormann Benjamin Bowen Jamal Bowen Darci Bower Benjamin Bowers Jan e Boyd ~re.hmen_ _ �Satha Boyd Max Brehm Ju~tin Brent Audrey Bnel O'Bnan Brooks Kori Brown Brandon Buckingham Sam Burris-Deboskey Dame) Burtne~s Chanty) Busby Anthony Butcher Emma Byer~ indy Caldwell Do~ Calhoun Dommique Calloway Mercede Campana William Cannon Adriona Carr Harry Carrothers Ebony Carter Alma a ilia Jordan Ca tee) Miles Ca teel Malisa Castorena Jenmfer Cervante Dariu Chapman Ronald Chapman onnery Charon • wo!Aid ratV!er qet all As becatAse ljOIAr pop!Aiaritij isY1't everijtV!lY1g, as lor1g as ~otA V!ave frieY1ds. • • AmaY1da McC.ee, 9 "I wo!Aid war1tto be tV!e most pop!Aiar beca!Ase mij V11AsbaY1d ca¥1 be tV!e smarter OY1e aY1d maRe all tV!e moY1eij." "I wo!Aid ratV!er be • Kerrlj Fesser1deY1, 9 poptAiar beca!Ase people woY1'tremember me for good grades blAt for beir1g ·c.ettiY1g good grades is cool ar1d Y1lce: mtAcV! better beca!Ase • ate CV!ee~. 9 cV!Ic~ dig smart giA!jS. liRe me: • CV!ris Hill, 9 tnloutd you rattler be poputar or get att As ? Freshmen~~ �Estephania Chavez at heeks Julian Christianson Ellcni ladis Pete Iifton Ricardo oad attl ·n olbert Marv othren Deont·a O\ ans Lila reighton Maria uellar ally Dalton Je<.sica Dah· Eleanor Davte's D '!ray Davis Keith Davi Laricsha Davis terling Davi kelly Dea Ara Decamillis ·icholas Decamillo ·I'd rat~er fall iVl t~e froVlt ~alii VI froVlt of everl:10Vle aVld Vlot get~ tArt becatAse for sports l:10lA Vleed two legs: • JasoVl EscalaVlte, 9 ·1 wotAid rat~er fall iVl t~e froVlt ~all iVl froVlt of everl:1oVle becatAse t~a 's better t~aVl gettiVlg ~!Art: • BriaVlVla BeVltlel:1, 9 ·I'd rat~erfall iVl froVlt of ever1:1oVle aVld VlOt get ~tArt becatAse I doVl'twaVltto get ~tArt aVld ever1:1oVle wotAid ·1 wotAid rat~er faiiiVl froVlt of ever1:1- forget bt:1 t~e Vlext bod1:1 aVld Vlot get ~tArt becatAse I da1:1: doVl't care! I'm cool!' • Jos~ Tafo1:1a, 9 • Felicit1:1 DtAroc~er, 9 Would you ratber fatt an front of everyone and not get burt or 0 fatt an tbe back batt and break your teg? Fre,hm'" �Ananda Demartini Andy Denton Adrienne Deshaies Mary Dewey ' ichola D1ack Berkeley D1etvorst Hannah Dischinger Te' Air a Dixon hel ea Dor.,ey Ra hawn Dot on Anita Douk Jack Dowling Fra!>Cr Downing Matthew Duerksen Delano Duncan Brooke Durant Felicity Durocher-Harleman Viki Eagle Luke Ealey Eric Ebel Daniel Edwards Julian Edward arter Eggert Brianna Elder Ariel Elich Adam El-Idris i Jacqueline Elliott Sean Elliott-Scott Sam Ellis Ian Ennis Jason Escalante Tyrus Espinoza Diego E pinoza-Calixto Victoria Estrella Courtney Evans William Faber Femi Fadeyi Claire Fadul Amv Faliano Car~ Faliano Soffia Farra II DaCruz Monique Fergu on Kerry Fe enden kmtm Filak A hley Filer Brandon Finley ichole Finnie tephon Fitch tevie Flanery orey Fleming Courtney Fleming Arnie Fontenot Adam Footlik Jordan FrankJin Matthew Frazier kalif Fuller Fre~hmen (:}/ �Elshablci Gam •s arcya Gray Ro rc •n athrvn rcene Ashlcv reer Arielie Grier Lvvette roce K~ndall Gros Max ro sniclde Latice Grove 1andba Gunnell David Guthridge Genevieve uzman Julio Guzman Ichola Guzzo tarlies Hager Morgan Hall Brittany Halley Dyrell Halley Sydcny Hamlet ymonc Hamlet Jonathan Hammond Tom Harrison Andrew Harrold Molly Hartman Benjamm Hasznos Ronnette Hatch Katie Havranek Chris Hayden athaniel Hedman arl Hemz Matthew Hender on Cheri e Herrera Chris Hill Markeith Hill Dielleon Hiii-Travlor Kendall Hoff Brenna Hokan on eal Hokanson James Holloway Elizab th Holmes Alexander Howard 'oah Hubbell Ashley Hudgens �Tanchelle Hudgen~ Elliot Hughe 0 hamara Huntington Devin Jac on France ca Jackson John Jacob~ Mackenzie Jacob~ Amanda Jan en Janessa Jep.,en Paige Jimenez Angelo Johnson Dontay Johnson Luke Johnson Reinieka John on Sherida Johnson Beatrice Jon ~ Christine Jones Katherine Jone~ Taylor Jones ~andi a )ones-Riddick Samuel Keene Samara Kellem Elaina Kelly Domonique Kennedy hristopher Kiel Gehrig Kilburn Madeleine King Denni Knight • WOVI!d be lAg!~ ar~d r1C0 becatAse yotA cotAid pa~ to ma~e ~o!Arself prett~ • • Bi I~ O'Reill~, 9 'I coiAid be lAg I~ avtd ric VI avtd get a ma~eover, I cotAid be prett~ avtd poor avtd fivtd a ricV! mavt. BlAt I wotAid V!ave to sa~ tAgh~ avtd ricV! 'if I V!ad to cV!oose ovte, I wotAid be tAg!~ avtd ricV! becatAse wV!eVl ~otA're beealAse I co!Aid do more neVI VlO ovte cares wV!at ricV! tV!avt I cavt poor.' ~OVI loo~ li~e At least • Melissa S!Arat, 9 ~otA cavt live 1V1 IVIxtAr~!· 'I wotAid ratV!er be poor avtd prett~ • Claire Savtdersovt, 9 becatAse 1 cotAid still be fl~ avtd vto ovte wo!Aid be able to tell I was poor.· • D~rell Ha'lc~, 9 Wot.Jtd yot.J ratf>er be t.Jgty and racf> or pretty and poor? Freshmen~ �Elizabeth Kochevar Hann.1h Kozloff Jdlr 'V L1n ~ Katnna L~nioh.m Ariel Lawr •nc • jimmy Le Taja.Lee lay Lemar Dartan ·~n Leon Zachary Lcvd.: Jav Levmson Jo-.hua Lcvv a1thn Lcw{o; Jeremiah Lewis Theodor Lmd John Lmdmark Ladonna Lindsc\' Christopher Linsmaye"r Greg Litvak Rachel Livin);ston corgc Lowe Armando Lucio Angel Luna Emily Maas Abby Malman Elise 1ann abriel . 1ann Kayla Mares "I wotAid ratV!er be OVl Road RtAies becatAse tV!e~ do a lot of differeVJt activities. AVId becatAse tV!e drama level is so mtAcVilower." • Call~ DaltoVJ, 9 "I wotAid ratV!er be OVl Road RtAies. WV!ile 1::10lA are OVl Road RtAies, 1::10lA get to experieVIce a lo of differeVI tViiVIgs aVId meet people from all differeVIt ~iVIds of CtAittAres. • • Oom Vli~lAe Callowa~, 9 ~ Frcshm~e-"~- "I wotA'd ratV!er be OVl Real World, OVl tV! is sV!ow 1::10lA car be laz~ aVJd MN froVJts tV!e bill for ever~tV!i VJg. • • Peter Re~es, 9 "I wotAid be OVl tV!e Real World becatAse It Is more similar to a real life experieVJce. YotA V!ave to live witV! people tV!at ~OlA mgV!t VlOt get aloVIg WltVl." • ElspetV! MoVIigle, 9 Woutd you rather be on the fleat Wortd or fload flutes? �Lrtura Marin Kn tin Marquez Ra had Marsh 1arque Martinez Raymundo Martinez Ricardo Martinez Colleen Matsuura tcphanie Maxwell ourtney McCarroliGilbcrt Sean Me arthy Matthew Me onnell Jenny McConville Terry Me oy Amanda M ee Kathryn McGlamery Tyler Me amara ~rah Me. 'aughton Kahlie 1cPeek Tvrel McPher.,on Tyshel McPher..,on Joseph McWee Eric Mead Marcus Meadows Raelyn Meadows Alberto Medina Manuel Medma Amy Mehlbach Angela Mcrte!> MaxMilhan Jacqueline Miller Robin Miller Edmund Mills El peth 1onigle Tahijsha Moore Esmeralda Mora Sierra 1oreno Kevm 1organ Emily 1orgcnthalcr Ale andra ~1orns Edward Morri Joseph Morris Aimee toyer Karim 1uhammad Thomas MuJa Jsate Mulligan Maureen 1ulligan vdnc\· , 1unteanu J~mfc; 1urray Alyssa clsen amuel ewman rcgtH) 0 Brien Jordan Olds . 1ichellc Oliphant Jo~c Ordonez-Rodriguez Bill • O'Rc1llV Corah Overbury Freshrne~ �Ronald Owen lejandra Pal cw john Park unghoon Pari.; Adam Parker Danmka Par on D1andra Partndge Quinn Patterson vri-. P'mell Kei-th Peterson Harrison Pcttes E.,hawn Pettign.:w Danzel Phillip Zandra Pike-. Devin Pitt -Rogers Rosie Pokrandt ooper Pond • ' athan Pooler Anthony Porch 1onica"Powell james Power Jay Prevedel Zena Price-Broncucia Taychell Pugh arah Redfield 1arcu Rc d Lafonda Re1d Rae Reilly asha Reschechtko Peter Reves Devon Richard~on ~andisa Riddick Whitney Riley Anthony Robm.,on Az1"a Robmson are~. a Robles Leonela Rodriguez Joanna Roman Anthony Romero Kayla Rop 'r Brvan Rose Brian.Roxbury Dominick Runquist Meredith agara Gnffm aihng Claire Sander on Z1neta anford Karina antacruz-Ruiz Devin a so Ryan aulters Manon Scales Mercedes cott Emily edbroo!.; Ku;t •pmeier Maxwell_ everson Shire lie Shaw ~h_m_e_n_ _ �Tavonne ha.lier Janell Shelton rman Shn ider Stephen Showalter Robert imp<;on Kjael Skaalerud Andrenika Slade Lalonda Smiley Erin mith Jale a mith • 'icolette Smith Quentm m1th Tyler mith DommJC Solorio Ben Spady Amy tanesco Ytonique Stevenson· ray Mtli<,sa Surat Zachary Susel Blake ·wain Sam Sweetser Joshua Tafoya Blaine Tallbull CodyTallbull Lavelle Taylor Tahjj Taylor Jordan Taylor-Fele~e Christopher Thatch "I tV!iVJR tV!at Jai is better becatASe ~otA V!ave al tV!e Vlecesslties liRe food, "For me, I wotAid clot VIes aVJd sV!elter. • ratV!er live OVl tV!e • NcVIole FiVJVJie. 9 streets. OVl tV!e streets, I wotAid be free to do wV!at0Jer 1 waVJted." • 00JiV1 JaCRsOVl, 9 "I wotAid ratV!er live OVl tV!e streets becatAse I wotAid be free aVId Vlave tV!e cV!oice of goiVJg to a sVIelter.· • 00JiV1 Sasso, 9 "I wo~Aid ratV!er live OVl tV!e streets becalAse it is a bad I fe Y'i11ACVt li e Jail, blAt ICOlAid 0ave a cV!oice of wV!at I did aVJd wV!ere I weV't: • BerRele~ Dietvorst, 9 tnlootd yoo rattler tave on tile streets or an jaat? Fre. hmen 5 �David Thoma~ Daryck Thomp on Evan Thorne ndrc Iodd Ervn I omhnson . dam lrattl~r Barrett Trenholme Elizabl'lh Trower Ashley Trujillo Rachel Trujillo • ikola~ r~ama--fyros Evdvn Tu.rncr Alexandr~ Uhlberg William an Trcuren Amber .1Ughn Aaron Vig1l Tony Vigil ta imilian Vi-.IJ-Hanka Dechm \l\'aldo Karma Waldo Shamta Waldrup arolvn Wahcki }ah~l.1 Walker Lace Walker Latn• e \-\'alker Allen Walter-, Corv Ward Heather Ward "I'd ratVJer be iVJ tV!e moiAVJtaiVJs becatAse it is cold aVJd I caVJ pia~ iVJ tVJe SVJOW.· • DomiVJig!Ae Loc~VJart, 9 "I'd ratVJer be at tV!e beacV! beca!Ase it is warm aVJd tV!e beacVJ VIas toVJs of girls!" • SatV!a Botjd, 9 "I wotAid ratVJer be at tV!e beacV! becatAse I tASed to live lVI CaliforVJia aVJd I real!~ miss tV!e beacV!: "I'd ratV!er be at tV!e beacV! tV!aVJ tV!e motAVJtaiVJs becatAse I love tV!e SlAVJsV!iVJe." • BetVJ KocV!evar, 9 trllotJtd yotJ rather be at the beach or tn the cnotJntatns? ~.... Fre~hmcn • KatriVJa LaVJioV!ar~, 9 �Jov Ward D~vid Washmgton Kayla Washington Jes~•ca Wason Devm Wat on Laureen Wat<>on Ray~had Wedgeworth Elizabeth Weller Donell \\'ells Michael Wells Scott Wert William Wert Dorian Whiteside Chri topher Wielga Gu'> Wilkerson Ke1sha Wilkerson Deavontae \'\.Ilks Amber \i ilhams Mary W1lliamson Hana Willis Allan Wilson Courtney Wilson Gillian Winbourn Shelby Winget Rebecca Winslow Alice Wotkvns Daniel Yoll~s Zachary Youell 1atthcw Zcrbv Kathenne Z•ckefoose • prefer tVie bead1 becaV1se I li~e to swim iVI tVie waves aVId I love to bod~ SIArf," • Alberto MediVIa, 9 "lli~etVIe moiAVItaiVIs beca!Ase I tViiVI~ it is mJAcVI prettier.· • AVIgela Mertes, 9 "I wotAid prefer tVIe beacVI becatAse lli~e tVie Vleat aVId tVIe saVId is differeVIt tViaVI CVierr~ Cree~.· "lli~etVie beacVI becatAse • Ed Morris, 9 ~OIA caVI sit aVId watcVI tVie SIA VI Set. • • T~roVIe Pi~es, 9 Fre sh m n �/ 8~ Acadcmtcs �SO-S1 SociAL Srunits 1: GLISII se-s3 ca S4-SS Scit ct sa-ss ARtS IJJAl'll S8-S7 to&tiG LA GUAGt 100-101 �glis • • Eyes on the books Kathy Callum Pnncipal Wes Ashley Assistant Principal DeVera Clements Assistant Principal Wesley Paxton Assistant Pnncipal Constance Rayburn Head Secretary Garry Alexander Library Para Shawn Allegrezza Support Staff Leshe Anderson Fore1gn Language Celeste Archer Soc1al Studies Rose Archuleta Special Ed Para Nate Austin Spec1al Ed Cheryl Bankes Art Ron Bates ROTC Carliss Binder Library Melba Birkett-Stevens BA Math Dolores Brown Custodial Staff Cathy Buchanan Special Ed Cecilia Bumgardner Math Bishop Burroughs Security Doug Bushnell Tech Support Conc~n'tre1'tin.q. St\AJyn\9· rresnmen 6-re.G LiiV~K ~nJ Soff'lcl F~rr~ll J~ Cruz re~J over their 'textbooK. (P'no'to by Ellen Sieiner) !ish_ __ LooK it over. Reviewins 'tex't. rreshm~n Nichole Finnie prep~res ror ~ 'tesT. (Pho'to by Ellen Sieiner) �--:tr :t h~ve To so To cl~ss. En,9lish is 6y r~r my r~vorrt"e. beec.ause :t sh~re my 1Je~s on ~ plethor~ or-topics beec.ause Enslish covers ~ wiJe v~riety of'topics... -Sh~rJ~e J'ones.\\ "time "to rocus. The worK lo~J ec.an be overwhelmin.9 ~nJ teJious. but senior M~rcos Espinoz~ Joes his best "to finish his En,9lish worK in cl~ss. stu~en"ts benefi-t rrom lec1rnin.9 ~boUT ~II orthe J1f'F"eren1" lrt"er~ry rtyles mentioneJ 1n e~ch course. (Ptlo"to by Mir~ ToT~ro-bloom) Youb cr.ammin_q. Ourin.9 sixth perioJ. rresn~n ~inJy uiJwell looKs rT her VOc~bul~ry sheeT To m~Ke sure th~T she h~s ~II orthe Jefini"tions mr"tcheJ correc-tly. (PhoTo by Mir~ ToT~ro-bloom) --The En,9lish Jep~ri­ menT Flourishes bec~use or the p~ssion theTe~chers h~ve. The Te~chers incre~se ~ Jesire ror liTer~cy ... ·berKeley Oieivoust.1 P-'Y. .nten1ion. Ac:1ivelx li~enin.G. _rresh.men Scott Weri. C:lc1ire S~nJerson. ur~ F~l1~no. Ar1el Elich. Ruby HC?Imes c1Y\J Ms. w~_qner ~II W~Tch ~ cl~ssm~Te·s presenT~1'\on It'\ Ms. H.arcl A worK. Re~Jin.9 ~ Wc1,9ner·s rntroJuc:1ion "to LiT X co~rse. stuJenTs ~~~rn booK. rreshm~n J'enny from their peers how "to improve the1r own presenT~1ions. Mc~onville finishes ~ssisneJ (PhoTo by Mir~ ToT~ro-bloom) re~Jin.9. Her conTempor~ry li1"er~1\.tre cl~ss covers ~n ~rr~y or "text. (PtloTo by Mir~ ToT~ro-bloom) &roup eff'"ortt. WorKin,9To.9eTher on ~ .9roup worKsheeT. sophomore J'os~lyn M~sterson ~nJ senior ~nsel~ brooKs coll~bo­ r~Te To finJ ~nswers they couiJ noTfinJ ~lone. (PhoTo by Mir~ ToT~ro- bloom) ··En~lish is my r~voriTe subJect beec.ause whr"t :t le~rn in cl~ss :t ec.an ~pply "to my lire. :t Jon1" rerer b~cK To ~n ~1,9ebr~ problem :t·ve Jone. but i Jo rerer TO booKs :t h~ve re~J ... -o~ne An,9elo.\'l. �··My rclvoriTe subject is seo_9rclfhY beCcluse orThe cl1fF'erenT culTures clncl lec1rnin.9 clbouT oTher people cl.ncl hec1rin.9 Their stories.·· -K.iersten &ooren. \'l. Lookin~ .it'up. Anxiously looKin_9To.s~e whclT she _90T Test. sen1or S'uzc1nne McCclrtney cln1'ic1pc1tes cl,qooC' All The clssi,qnmenTs clncl Tests ror The semesfer e~cc:un11 lclTe To mc1Ke up your _9rc1cle. (PhoTo by Emily Listenins up. Tc1Kin.G notes for her socicll 51\.AJies dclss. fresh1\'lcln MerecJi'th Scl.Gclrcl enjoxs leclrnin.G clbout Ji'Frerent cui1\Jres. F"ollowins cllons c1ncJtelKins notes ~repc1res ~Jents for tests. (Photo by LincJscly TclUbfY\cln) .. AmeriCcln sovernm~nT hclS been my rclVOrfte socicll sTuclies clclss beCcluse or The issues we Jiscuss. :I liKecl Tc1IKin_9 clbouT whclT WclS .90in_9 on in The woriJ. .. ·Sclm OresKin. \0 .. HisTory hcls cllwclys been someThins Thc1t :I helve liKecl. :I tfiinK it' is inTeresTins To leclrn ~bout whclT hc1ppenecl 1n The worlcl WclY berore :I Wcls even born... ·Aclrienne Christy.\\ 92 ocial Studies Workin.9 h~!"cl. Tc1Kin.9 cl breclK rr~m cl projeC!. Corey AnTo1ne clncl sophomore Oes1ree ~ones Th1n T~Kin.9 ~ bre~K. Relc1xin.G be- worK1n.9 wiTh cl pc1rther is The best wcly To worK. fore clclss stclr1"s.junior Chclrlcl 51\.&Jies clclSSeS ofter cl Vclriet'y orprojee'tsTO cloTh A,qnoleffi sets prepclrecJ to out The yeclr. (PhoTo by Anncl K.obey) sfclrt her Jc1y. Mc1ny rt\.&Jents ~njoy socicll rtucJies beuuse it 1s cl fun subject:To leclrn clbout. (.Photo by K.cltie Hclnson) a~ss"time. NoTwcln1ins clclSS To be over. seniors Alex Horne. ~eft Esslin,qer. clnd Tristin Murphy liKelec1rnin.9 in Their history clclss. (PhoTo by K.cl1ie Hclnson) �ocial S udies: Eyes on the world Mark Calhoun Math Rudy Carey P.E. Biddy Casey Foreign Language Bridget Chambers Special Ed Para Marge Chavez Special Ed Para Steven Coddington Math Mike Colacino Science Theresa Cosgrove Foreign Language Tim Cosgrove Counseling Intern Doug Craft Sc1ence Sarah Darby Science Kelly Davis English Terri Diaz Dance Cenya Dickerson Science David Dickey Science/Math Martin Doherty Math Brendan Doyle Counselor Phil Dudley School Resource Officer Melody Duggan Drama John Elstad Hearing Impaired De~p in 1'hovqh1'1 Th1f\K1n.G . h~ret aabou't 41 c:l~cus ­ ~ion. sen1or J"aames Schroec:ler won c:lers aab.o u't 'the maany . c:ltffer.en't ~ SSibiiiTie$ . o'to by K.aa1'1e nson) Funf\Y 'times. L.avG)Iiln.Gaa't someThJ-"5 ~omeQ..ne ~~·c:l . .iun1or J"en K•c:IJel"' C!\"!io;:a_ be~:i 1n claa$$. 't'~Ty 5-faanf"'orc:l) oc1al tudi~ �ath: Eye can add, subtract, multiply, divide. .. Dave Engelken Foreign Language Scott Evans Special Ed Libby Fitzgerald Speech Therapy Josh Forke Student Teacher Carl Flageolle Counselor Cindy Fomstrom Science Lois Freeman Counselor Paula Gallegos English Ana Garcia Foreign Language Peter Goldin Social Studies Myrna Gaxiola S1gn Lang Interpreter Dora Gonzales Counseling Secretary Patricia Gould Counselor Debbie Greer Social Studies Josh Gurv1tch Special Ed Julie Haffner Special Ed Owen Hahn Counselor Patricia Harding Special Ed Paul Harbaugh Photography Philippa Hayward English/Newspaper AJtl i'tup. Whi~e il"' AP ~calc. ser'11ors Will PcacJcJocK cal"'cJ ~cames SchroecJer p_cay cat'tel"''tio~ ­ (Pho'to by Ph1l ~sey) ~ M_a_th_ _ __ stu~yil"'.ct quie11y. Our'"'.9 net' mcaih cl~ss. jul"'ior ~cas­ mme &owmcal"' worKs Ol"' her homeworK. ('Pho'to by Phil ~sey) �··I enjoy mcltn beuuse I Know thcl't I increclse my sKills c1't school elt\d when I Wcln"t"to stclrt el ureer I will helve elll the sKills thcl't I need "to excel." -Nichole Finnie. 1 Only one c\nswer will tJo. Durin5 her trisonometry clelss. jun1or LindSelY PietruszewsKi erelses her elnswer"to el_9relph1n.9 problem. In ellllevels ormelth. "teelchers rectuire exelct c1nswers "to receive credi't. (.Pho"to by Pnil Cclsey) Helpin.9 hc\ncl. G-ivin.9 her indiViJ'"uell elt"ten"tion fo senior Annel Cillo. Ms. Velntclmp explelins how to solve el complex elt\d chelllen_9in.9 ulculus problem. (fhoTo 6y Ellen Ste1ner) ··My helrJes"t clclss is mcltn. It'-s dift=icuttbut the "teelchers explclin new ideels elt\d re"teclch old ones." -Suzc1nne Mcurtney. \'l. T-'S ~e-'I'V'I. A lelrse num~er _o rs1\.cden"ts. includinsjuni~rs Kr1rtin &elrrett elt\d J"ul1el S1mmons. Know thel"t compelrln,q c1nswers dUrins clelss elnd helpin5 eelch other elf"ter school ern help elny6ody elchieve el _900d _9relde in melth clelSS. (Photo by Pnil Cclsey) Te-'Chin.9 wrn. pclssion. Doins whelf he d~es best. Mr. Doherty explellns el new concep"t "to his s1\.cden"ts. (fho"to by Pnil Cclsey) Accelere1tetJthinKin.<J. While in melth clelss. sopnomore Ruby Whi"te listens "to her "teelcher. ..X.. clelsses helve more homeworK elt\d cover mel"teriell very ctuicKiy. (.Pho"to by Pnil Cclsey) ··I reellly enjoy mclth beceluse i"t IS compl_iu"ted. In mcltn there IS only one elnswer so you un helve immedi~e s~­ isrelc"tion when you Know you 5o"tthe r1_9h"t elnswer." -Lclilcl ShclreeF: \'l. Math 95 �··My f"cavori'te iopic il"' castrol'\omy wcas whel"' we lecarl'\eJ caU caboui the Ul"'iverse. how iT worKs cll"'c:f s"t\AfF: Plus how the plcal"'eis f"ormeJ cll"'c:f call.·· -Win Webster. \'l. T.-IKins with your h.-nets. Lec:1'\Arins in f'"roni sixth periocl &iolosy X clcass. Mr. Crcafi uses hcancls cas ca visucal ca1cl io help his S'tuclenis unclersicancl1'he mcaierical which 1'hey will be leca ins cabouiioclcay. CPhoio by Emily S'tcanf'"orcl) I SPY. win. my li't11e eye. WorK1l"'.9 Ol"' ca lcab. jUl"'IOr J"esus Ru1z cal'\J sel"'ior Ef"rcail"' Cclstcll'\Ol"' cll"'caly ze ca sliJe io better Ul"'c:ferstcll"'c:f the woriJ caroul'\J them. ('Phoio by Emily 5ical"'f"orJ) ··I JeciJeJ io icaKe cll"'cliomy beuuse iT is cl rUl"' clcass cll"'c:f I <!l"'joy my iecacher Ms.Sm1th. Plus I sei io lecarl'\ call cabouT ihe humcal"' boc:fy.·· ·Shcactuiica Cclrtter. \0 ··My f"cavoriie sciel"'ce clclSS hcas soiio be ZOolosy beuuse I .<;ei io mess wiTh Jissusfi"'S s"t\AfF' liKe blooJ cll"'CI suis. Who woulc:fl"'·i el"'joy thcl't?-· ·Ocal"'e Torttcaliica. \'l. ~6 c1ence Focus in. Peeril"'S il"' f"or ca closer looK eli ca sliJe.jul"'io~ Scamuel cll"'c:f sopnomore Tol"'y Reyl"'olc:fsicaKe1tirl"'s wrtn ~f"crty first. LooKi"'S over microscope. Atthoush iT mcay l"'oi be the most exci1ins I his lcab sheei. sophomore of'the school y_ecar. fooKil"',<j caimicroscopic scamples care J"osh 6-reel'\wooc:f recac:fs the importtcll"'i bu1lc:fil"'S blocK" of' science. ('Phoio by &roo Jirec:tioN bef"ore stcar1i"'S &uur) his experimel"'i. ('Phoio by &rooKe &uur) ust min\Jte iouches. Fil"'ishil"'S his clcassworl<.. f"reshmcal'\ ~yshcaJ WeJsewortn worKs quicKly il"' orc:fer io comple-te his worK wi'thoui hcavi"'S io i caKe iT home. Comple1i"'S worK il"' clcass calso callows S"t\Ac:fel"'isio casK <{Ues1iol"'s caboui the mclierical. ('Phoio by J"cal"'ie 1ippery) �• c1e Ce•• Eyes on the elements Ruth Heaney Spec1al Ed Para Michael Hernandez Social Studies Beth H1nz Social Studies James Hobbs English Rick Hughes Special Ed Dorothy Hurst Registrar CJ Jackson Drug/Alcohol Counselor Crystel Jackson Requis1t1ons Jon Jacobs Social Studies Howard Karsh P.E. Jennifer Kent English Kenneth Keys Math John Leamon Science Linda Lesar Special Ed Ke1th Lucero Social Studies Linda Lucero BA English Chelsea Lute Special Ed Theresa MacDonald P.E. Esteban MacMillan Foreign Language Todd Madison English E=MC s~ecl. Finishins.up ~ physics te~t jUnior s~r~h Dunn 'trtes to remember ~II the ectu~'tions. (Photo by Emily st~nforcl) swicleopen. TclKins notes durins clc1ss. sophol\'\ore AP\clrldcl Hc1ynes writes dilisen~y. (Photo by EP\tly stc1nford) ctcncc 97 �Foreign Language: Angels focus their eyes abro I Connie Mattson S1gn Lang Interpreter Laurie Mazzola Spec1al Ed Christine McClendon Special Ed Chris McHugh Social Stud1es Andy Mendelsberg Dean Dan Morr Drama Tania Moore Special Ed Peggy Mouw Business Cheryl Myres Treasurer Sharon Ndem Custodian Joel Noble Industrial Ed Diana Noonan Foreign Language Keith Norris Security R1cky Oliver BA Science Keith Oxman Instrumental Music Sarie Patterson Social Worker Lydia Pena Special Ed Para Jessica Perkins BA English Mark Perlmutter Special Ed Para David Peters Social Stud1es Writin3 it out. To te~ch voubul~ry. Ms. Richmoi'\J writes Jowl'\ worJsforher$tUJents to le~rl'\ . (Pnoto by Ellel'\ Sieil'\er) Spe.,kin3 "the ton3~e. !1'\ cl~ss. junior E~monn ;;yForcign Language Curr~n ­ Everett uses French to ~nswer 'iuestions. (Photo by Ellen steiner) �.. I liKe T~Kin,9 F.rench bewause i"t·s ~n lnTer- e~n.<jsubject"tole~rn Pr..aice rYWKes pened. ~ewause sTudenTs ~re ,9iven rectuirec:J re~din.9 f'or their f'orei.9n l~n.9u~.9e cl~sses. sen1ors 1im Hi.9bee ~nd Ashley Silversmith pr~ctice re~c:Jin,9 To e~Ch other durin,9 cl~ss. (PhoTo by Ellen Steiner) ~bo\lt ~nclthe cutture Fun ror everyone. W"rt'h ~ smile on her f'~ce. M~d~me Cc.asey conducts her French cl~sses in f'un w~ys. m~Kin,9 her cl~ss ~ f'~vori"te ~mon.9 sTudenTs. (PhoTo by Ellen steiner) is re~lly inTeresTin,9. Also. the French l~n­ ,9U~.Ge is very pretty ~nc:JTun To spe~K.. .. -steph~ni 5chiessler. \0 ··I decided To T~Ke French bewause I h~d ~lre~c:Jy T~Ken Sp~nish in middle school ~nd I w~nTed To 1l'y somethin,9 new ~nJ difFerenT." -Anthony Cruz. \\ T.,Kins noTes. While in her Sp~nish cl~ss. f'reshm~n Elleni C:l~c:Jis wriTes down noTes To help her remember 1l'~nsl~­ tions f'or vowabul~ry _ studenTs ofien T~Ke noTes durin,9 cl~~s To use ~s s"tuJy ,9Uides f'or Tests. (PhoTo by Ellen S"te1ner) Listen -"'ccleelM'l Listenin.G inien11y. freshmc1n &ritt~ny Allen le~rns from her iec1cher·s french sKills. (Pnoto by Ellen steiner) 6-e-rt:i~S .a~v~. AcTively p~rT1c1p~T1n,9 1n cl~ss IS ~n import~nT p~r"t of'le~rn­ in,9. ~s c:Jemons1l'~Ted by f'reshm~n Ccttherine 6-liw~. (PhoTo by Ellen steiner) ··Sp~nish is f'un beuuse I ,9eT To explore ~nd M.aKin_g sense orrt .all. In AP Sp~nisn cl~ss. sophomore Alex~nc:Jr~ ViTervo re~c:Js ~nc:J Tr~nsi~Tes ~ booK. studenTs re~d durin,9 cl~ss bewause iT bro~c:Jens their vowabul~ry ~nc:J helps them ~cctuire The l~n.9u~.9e. (PhoTo by Ellen ste1ner J l~n.9u~.9~ ~nd cutture. I enjoy i"t ~ewause my le~rn ~bout ~nother Te~cher IS re~lly runny." -Sh~nTell Nc:Jem. \'l. Foreign Language ~ �··I re!rlly liKe! Jrrmcl rnc:l I "tooK the! clc1ss be!UUSC! rctin_9 is run rnc:l I liKe! "to C!Xpre!ss myse!lf: I·m rlso _9oin.9 :to ni_9h"t~chool ror rc:f1n.9 SO thiS clclSS he!lps ... -Chcllun~cl Sil\'\mons. \0 Actins it o\Jt. While! on s"tcl_9C! Jurin.q Jrrmcl clrss. rre!Shmrn Elise! Mrnn pe!rrorms cl monoi0_9UC! ror he!r clrss rnc:l c:IC!monstrcl"te!Sthe! importclnCC! Or _C!Xpre!SSion. (Pho"to by Mr.9.91C! RounJs) .. I"tooKpho"to bC!CclUSC! I he!clr~ itwclS cl run clclSS rnc:l I liKe! "telKins picturC!s. I nC!VC!r re!cllize!~ how much 1ime! coul~ be! spe!nt on cl soo~ shot... -~oC! Will1clms. \0 .. I "tooK cC!rrmics bC!ec.ausC! i't·s cl run clclSS. I liKe! hc1vin.9 hrnc:ls-on physiec.al con"trc:'t wi'th the! dry c1nJ mc1Kin.9 thin.qs tor my_ prrC!n'fs ~elf the!y w1ll rlwrys hKe!!"" ·K.ctt'ie! Coun"ty. \\ 100~ >Art - ~Kins the !jr~de. In pho"tosrrphy cfc,ss. sophomore! Srrrh CooK rsKs Mr . Hrrbrush"tosrrc:IC!the!pho"tosrrpfl she! tlrs c:IC!VC!Iope!J. (Pho"to by Elle!n stC!inC!r) WorK i't. 1he! sirls in c:lrnCC! clr~s prrc:'tice! 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(Pho"to b~ Emily strnrorJ) �rt • • Angels have eyes for aesthetics John Peterson Spectal Ed/Soctal Studtes Lisa Porter Science/Student Activities Craig Renz Sctence Tamara Rhone Soctal Studies Heather Richards Special Ed Meredith Richmond Foreign Language Lafayette Rockette Head Custodian John Russell ROTC Vickie Salazar English Rick Schraeder Math Shaun Seaholm Social Studies Tracey Shaw Math Georgta Sigala Business Para Lisa Smtth Science Lucy Sopiarz English Karen Ssessanga Science Laurie Stansbury Math Julie Stephens English Janet Sue Math Edna Sutton Social Studies H_.ncls on. ~n cer~mics. senior J"esi Fron~prel uses her h~nc:ls To sh~pe ~ cl~y poT. (PnoTo by Ann~ K.obey) Expression. utiliz•ns lines To cre~Te ner person~l ~rTworK . sophomore c~rmen Cobbs expresses herself: (PhoTo by Ann~ K.obey) rt 101 �Eyes toward the future Jessica Taylor Science Wilham Taylor Vocal Music Mark Thalhofer Soc1al Stud1es Lee Thomas Nurse Angela Thornton BA Secretary Kerrie Tinsley English Michelle Topf English Sue-Lin Toussaint Social Studies Nancy Tressler Secretary Kelli Trotsky Speech Loren Turner PE Gracie Tyon-Foote Lakota Para Wherda Utsey English Theresa Van Camp Math J1mmyVigil Deans Office Emily Vilkus Math Flo Wagner English Pat Walker Business Toni Walton Attendance Ruthann Weaver Special Ed Kay Wells Secretary Kate Wickham Math Jane Wilson Records Kent Yamasaki BA Science ~ Elective �&uilclins sKills. ~ncentr~n-9 on his1ypi!'_9.junior N~el_n Two£cl_91es-Downtn_9 P"~elKes sure thelT hts. speeJ elnc:l _hts ~ccurelcy elre the bestthcl"tthey un posstbly be. Typtn_9 teclchers _9relc:le on both elccurelcy elnc:l speeJ To help the 51\AJenTs "becoP"~e better Typists. (PhoTo by Phil usey) sticKy twnc:ls. Arter ~"YWKins ., Jeltcious trecl"t Jurin-9 hts speciell ec:lu~on clelss. sentor Will J"ohnson notices el c:leln_9er thcl"t is elssocicl"teJ wiTh cooKin.9: sticKy helnc:ls. (PhoTo by Pf\il usey) "IT·s reellly nice To coP"~e To _9YP"~ elnc:l be elble To swecl"t ofF' elll The sTress rroP"~ The P"~ornin.9. IT is el nice breelK tn the P"~iJJie or the Jely. eliP'IOST elS _9ooJ els lunch.·· ·Mcl"tt 6-orc:lon. \0 ··I love 1'ypin_9. especiellly beuuse I WelnT To be el business P"~eljor in colle.9e. Also beuuse Ilove~s- WeliKer. She is reellly helprul elnc:l eliWelys rrienJiy... -Nelfiel HelP"~iiTon. \'l. M.lcle with love. Durin.G el cooKin_9 extrelVel_9elnZel.junior Dclrryl Hill elnc:l TA LyJiel Penel worK To.9etner To P"~elKe el culinelry P"~elsterpiece. While in SpecielT Eduu1ion. stu- JUmp shoT. While in P.E. ~enTs enjoy TelKtn_9 fieiJ trips elnJ Join.9 extrel ~divi1ies. senior Eveln AnJrielnelKos iP"~­ such clS cooKin_9. in the clelssrooP"~. (Photo by Phtl usey) proves his sKills. Melny ~­ leTes TelKe _9YP"~ so they celn helve extrel 1iP"~e To P"~elKe their sKills better. (PhoTo by Phil usey) The .,~or cooKins. Tryin-9 her best To brin_9 up the whole cooKie with the pelncelKe Turner. sophoP"~ore J"osellyn MelsTerson Knows the clifF'erence beTween el broKen elnc:l el whole cooKie. (PhoTo by Phil usey) .. DiJ you Know thcl"t we helve Honors ROit cl"t Ecls11 This is so the best elnc:lthe bri_9hTest or the ROit clelSS un ~inTelin their excellenT _9relc:le poinT elVerel_9e.·· ·LT. Col. Russell Ele 11ve~ �104 Athletics �108-133 tlLL A1'11Lt1'1CS 134-14S 148-173 SPRI G A1'11Lt1'1CS thletic' 105 �Let's get reedy to IUIIble. The Angels anticipates the hike fran North. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Charge! Sophomore Al'jeryd Evans begins to tackle ODe of the players from the opposing team. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) talk. On the !ddelines, carll ca1l:mn works with i.Ddividual players to set the offense and defense. Coaching a football team is an ongoing process, ODe that doesn't stop just because the game begins. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) am't :).mlp. Senior Mi.cbael Gria:m jumps higher than the player from West in order to make a fantastic catch. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) I got your bact. After taking out Ills offensive Pep Cowboys lineman, senior Alex Horne prepares to go to the huddle to set the next defensi.ve play. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Hand 1118 the ball. In the Lincoln game, senior Jauan Marsh passes to senior Ronnell Jackson. A re:Jeption followErl by a run and a few broken tackles can result in a long gai.n. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) I ow do you prepare for a game? ''I visualize tbe game, then chug a Red B ull because it gives me wings." • Alex Horne, 12 / 106 Var~ity Football "I sleep oo tbe bus because it help! me to relax. I visualize tbe game." • Evan Isoline, 12 "I listen to music to hype myself up. I don't listen to what people say, I just do what I do and get the j>b dale." • Ronnell Jackson, 12 "I just get real quiet and listen to CD player and try to tune out everythin; else." • Alex Nelson. 12 �Eyes on he End one Herita o-ss LOng'IOC'C o-so Denver North 20-16 I,l!)'X)] n 41-Q Thomas Jefferso G-Z7 MontbeJlo o-ss Man 6-38 Denver Sou 7-40 Denver Wes 6-14 KennErly 34 cores "1bis seaoon was kind of disappointing. Although it was my last year playing, I still had goo1 times with this team," said senior Robert Spencer. The football team faced many challenges. Senior Evan Isoline said, "Building a team isn't easy, and that's what it takes to start a winning program. Injuries, grades, suspensions, quitters and non-believers make it a long, hard road." With young players like freshman Dyrell Halley who said, ''I just take my mind off of everything and just focus on football. I keep myself calm oo I'm able to win the game," players were optimistic. The Angels' final record was 2-8; their two wins were against North and Lincoln. North was a close game that came down to the last 56 seconds in the fourth quarter. Senior Jauan Marsh oompleted a pass to senior Ronnell Jackoon for 6 points and the victory. In the game against Linooln, the Angels finished the game with 51 rushing yards, 97 receiving yards and 97 passing yards. The to rolL Freshman Dyrell Halley takes advantage of the gap created by his offensive line against West in the """'emming game. (Photo Reedy by Ellen Steiner) ~ far the first down. In the homecoming game against West, senior Robert Speix:er tries to outrun the West defense. This run moved the Angels closer to the end zone. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Angels had no trouble getting into the end rone. Not only was the offense successful, but the defense shut Lincoln out. Even though the football team had a rough seaoon, they still had some dedicated fans who supportaj them. The large number of fans at the homecoming game brought a new dimension to the game that the players had not previously experienced. Junior F athim Di.ckeroon said, "I really likErl it when the fans came out to our games. They encouraged me to play harder even if we were losing." The final disappointment came in the last game of the seaoon. Seniors knew they had nothing to looe and the team played with an enthusiasm not seen in previous games. Throughout the game, there were opportunities to take the lead, but much like the entire seaoon, things just didn't oome together. Sometimes enthusiasm just isn't enough. • Alea Little):>hn Front row: Ryan Sauceda, Jauan Marsh. Michael Grissom, Alex Nelson. Secx>nd row: Kayla Washington. Robert Spencer, Leabre McNeal. Marvin Conway, Jesse Wall, Wellington Webb, John Montgomery, Charmaine Billingsley. T'uird row: Chris Schirk, Coach Dana Isoline, Coach Ron Woolfork. Coach Joe carroll, Coach Mark calhoun, Coach Phil Dudley, Coach Dan Herr, Coach Bill calhoun, Ronnell Jackson. Fourth row: Anoon Lewis, Bryan Bloodsaw, Ian Williams, Dyrell Halley, Sebastian Jackson, Corey Devine, Jerome Stewart, Jack Hayden, Alvin Bell, Michael Mora. Back row: Phil CMej, TJ Rhine, Peter Antai. Evan Isoline, Peter Falkenberg, Martin Caesar, Fathim Dickerson. Alex Horne, Dominic Archie. �Bend but Never Break JVFootball I08 JV Football �/hai; Y< ur ...avo!"'te n tba Mdl.:d 1vtr 11 ~W;t10 J 'v Football I 09 �Cheny Cree.lr 1,-4 Thomas Jefferson 5-Q Colorado Academy o-1 PoiJdre o-1 Grandview o-3 Smoky Hill o-9 Eaglecres 1 Kent Denver o-6 St. Mary's Academy_ _o-1 Thomas Jefferson 5-0 Cheny Creek o-3 Cheyenne Mountain o-2 Fountain Valley o-1 Colorado Academy o-s St. Mary's Academy 2 cores An Eye for the Drive Although people didn't expect it, field hockey was an intense and exciting spJrt. While the rules were hard to follow, and the game was fairly unknown, the spJrt continued to grow in popularity. After losing eleven seniors last sea~>n, the field hockey team had to rebuild their varsity line, which basically meant they starte1 from eaatch. "Although many changes were made to the team, there were never any doubts or fears about the team's sucx:ess. It was a great group of girls who workerl well together and immerliately clickerl from the start," state1 returning varsity goalie, senior Chelsea Acosta. After weeks of tough preseason running and training, and a great amount of skill work improving with one of the national team coaches, the team felt they were ready to faoe the best. They went into each game with intensity and spirit and although they had a few let downs and upsets, only helperl them by getting more pumperl for each game follow. "Overall, I would have to that we had a successful seaar. even though we didn't come on top. And by the end, we more than just teammates, we ~ p lm During an intense all really good friends," sa: game, senior Colleen Walker fights her sophomore catherine Meredith, opponent for the ball. (Photo by Ellen Each girl was dedicated Steiner) put heart and determination in every game. In the end, the fJi hockey team's final record was ~ 11.. However, great clooure brought to the season when f of the team's players, Molly Reeve, Brittany R: Sydney Park, and Krista ~ oer were chosen to play in senior all star game. So, wbi:. All aet. Waiting for the hit to come the field hockey team didn't in, senior Suzanne ~tney gets her out with a perfect record, stick down in hopes of intercepting the still oelebrate1 victories as _ as strong friendships. pass. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) • Sydney Park Front row: Brooke B ucar, B rittany Roy, catherine ~th, Andee Barocas, Emily Kryzanowski, Ashley Silversmith. Second row: Chelsea Acosta, Suzanne McCartney, Krista Mehlbach, Molly Reeve, Sydney Park, Tara Kuper, Colleen Walker, Krista Shaw. Back row: Coach SUe Sava, Danielle Sedbrook, Ali Zarlengo, Isabel Whitcomb, Krista Spencer, Alny Craig, Lizzy Funk, Mardee Goff. /' I I0 Var~ity Field Hockey �~ far a PIA After dribbling up the sideline, ~bomore catherine Meredith looks up to find a teammate upfi.eld. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Hitti.Dg in. During a short corner, senior ~i~~=~ill Mardee Goff concentrates bard on getting the ball in a perfect position 90 her teammate at the top of the circle gets a good shot off and 'raJdiv it in. After carrying the ball down the field, senior Sydney Park takes the ball into the circle and sets up for a bard drive on goal. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) hopefully scores. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Breakaway. After~ Getti.Dg there. After a pass through the center, senior Aroee Barocas races her opponent to receive the ball. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) the ~ team, !qlhor...izzy Funk carries the ball up the field and tcMard the net. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) JOOI'e Take it aQ,y. Back on defense, senior the ball away from her opponent's stick to regain pc:::sion for her team. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) I Why do you play field hockey? "I plAy field hockey because it is intense, Jllique, and fun! Plus, I love the little lllini skirts we get to wear_tbey are SUPER cute!" Park.12 "I play field hockey because I was interested in trying a new sport while I was in high schooL" • Chelsea Aalsta, 12 I "I've played field hockey since middle school and I abealutely love the game. Plus, I always have the best time with all my friends on the team." • Molly Reeve, 12 �Jr t d d 'jl u 1 e m rt bou-+- th season? Kate tv1a1.rt., 1 1 S.:ra Rain. 1 1 Elana K~. 9 /' 112 JV/ held Hockey �M2king it Work JV Field Hockey �Go. After malu.ng a save, goalkeeper Connor O'Brien punts the ball hoplilg one of his teammates will be on the receiving end of it. (Photo by Kesley Krosky) S0/50. Wi.nniDg the fifty/fifty balls are important to gai.ni.og possession in a game. Racing to the ball, senior midfield& Ashtal Williams looks to win the ball to gain peesession for his team. (Photo by Kesley 1 oo L Taking a Chatfield defender on, senior Andy Miller looks to make a quick IOOVe to advance the ball up the field. (Photo by Kesley Kroolty) Kroolty) Be brave little 008. Defending a free kick, senior forward Andrew carter guards himself and the goal spontaneously. (Photo by Kesley Kroolty) Oi yair ~. Shi.e1diDJ the ball with his body, senior Steve Lockhart loees his defender to for a shot. by Kesley SbootJI Preparing to rip a shot from about thirty yards out, semor mi.dfielder Ben Matsuura looks to get a goal against league rival TJ. (Photo by Kesley Kroolty) IWhat was the highlight of your season. team came together to eat, watch socx:er, and play ''The first game against Legacy, because we won in double overtime. We showed how well we oould work video games." • Jaml H ussein 12 together." "The BBQ'S. The / I 14 Varstty occer •Justin Tafova. 12 ''The first Legacy game because it was so intense and we dominated the entire game.'' • Steve Lockhart, 12 "The highlight was our last Bl! because the food was bomb and so the haircuts.'' • Ashton Williams, 12 �Nortllglenn 3-1 RaJilP&It 4-1 Air Academy o-3 EaglecreS 2-4 Aurora Centra 1 ~1 Chatfield 1-2 Man 4-0 TbaDaB Jefferso 2-Q Linmln 2-1 Denver Wes 3-Q Kennlrly 5-0 Lf!IJaCY 1-Q Goorge Washington ~1 Denver North 6-1 Denver Sou 1-Q State Playoffs Lf!IJaCY o-1 cores "Even though we had our differences and we all wanted to be the leaders, at the end of the season we all came together as a team and left everything out on the field," said senior Federico Marin of the varsity socx::er team. The Angels' season started off on a good note. The team playoo in the Air Force Kadet preseaoon tournament. Senior Kyle Bisi.o said, "Our first game against Northglenn was a big win ~use it boosted our team in the right direction for the season." The team made it to the championship game of that tournament and lost a tough game against Air Academy 3-0. The first regular season games were against out-of-league teams. The game against Chatfield was a close game. "We had many chances to s::ore, but we didn't put them away," said senior Dylan Battu-Bodnar. During the season the team went on an eight-game winning streak. During this streak, they defeated league rivals including TJ, GW and KerlnOO.y rather decisi.vely. The last league game was against South for the city championship. The game was vecy intense on both sides of the field. I..Jsten up. Coach Hinz and Ben Jacobe Emotions were high and both sit the team down to dis:uss the first teams knew how important a win half at halftime. (Photo by Kesley was. Offensively the team had their chances, but defensively KrOOcy) mistakes ultimately oost them the city championship game. "Although we lost, we playoo as hard as we oould, but the ball just didn't bounce our way," said senior Ben Steiner. The highest point of the season was beating Legacy 1-Q on our home turf. The game was won during the last minute of double Great 'tf!aNf1rf. Making a run back overtime. Although the season defensively senior Dylan Battu-Bodnar didn't end on such a high note, gets in the passing lane to take the the varsity socx::er team still ball away from the opposing team. (Photo found a way to enj:Jy themse1ves. • Ashton Williams by Kesley KrOOcy) Front row: Kyle Bi.sio, Kameron Simpoon, Brian Hall, Ben Matsuura, Andrew C&ter, Ashton Williams, Justin Tafoya, Steve Loclthart, Dylan Battu-Bodnar, Idris Sbareef. Back row: casey Elder, Ben Jacobe, Federico Marin, Greg Serruto, Connor O'Brien, Jamal Hussein, Andy Miller, Tyler Carroll, Collen Warner, Ben Steiner, Coach Beth Hinz. Var~tt} occcr A. ll5 �one gye Forward l<jcking Their Way to Success •:X JV White Soccer <1Y JV occer �Why do you play soccer? Dat~:>W~9 B Carer, 10 J occer 117 �Man1tal 3-1 Fairview !r3 Dakota Ridge !r3 Thorn 3 Poudre !r3 Palmer !r3 Boulder Tournamen !r3 Thompson Valley !r3 Aurora Central 3-2 West 3-0 r.lnroJn 3-1 North 3-0 Montbello 3-0 Manual 3-0 Kennedy 2 Thomas Jefferson 2-3 2 Sou cores Pi Maj)r changes occurred for the varsity volleyball team. However, despite the changes, the team performed well throughout the season. When asked about the adjustments made to the team, senior Janie Tippery said, ''We had a new roaching staff and the team did really well with the adjustment. We were more organiz.ed and felt like more of a team. Being on varsity was a lot of fun!" The team began the season with a 3-1 win against Manual and oontinued to do well defeating GW, West and North 3 games to 0. However, all the wins did not come easily. Everyone worked diligently in order to prepare for a new season with a new roaching staff. Ainy Freedman, a junior, said, ''We worked really bard in practice worked bard for two hours. We would 11100tly do d.rilJB, but we aloo oc:rimmaged each other to prepare for games. In the end, all of our bard work definitely worth it ~use paid off in our games." In addition to sucx:ess the court, the varsity had a of spirit and showed the:! dedication at their games. the girls who didn't play to every volleyball game ~ supported each other. This tradition built up good tea: morale for the ~and it a.a: helped the girls bond and better together as a team. Even though the team UJ:¥le:. went many changes, there significant improvement that a:ttinued throughout the season. I: fact, the varsity volleyball tel completed their season with rex>rd of &-1 and hosted regional playoff. Vanessa :Dai a senior, said, "Our season Smack down. Using all of her skill am really successful. We had a strength. senior Destiny Norman throws of really talented people on and we exceeded the ball up am prepares to serve it team to the other team. (Photo by Emily expectations for the season." Stanford) • Alison Deffner Front row: Mikhail Vafeades, Vanessa Day. Secooo row: Sari Blum. Laila Shareef, Megan Fessenden, Janie Tippery, Elizabeth Battle, Tiffany Horton. Back row: Dominique Rivers, AJIJ.y ~ Coach Donna Simmi.ngton, Gabrielle Niool, Destiny Norman. ~~1ty Volley_£all �While spiking the ball, Gabrielle Nicol receives support from fellow senior Sari Blum. (Photo by Anna Kobey) Spikel senior SettinQ it up. Bump it up. As the ball flies toward her, junior The team rushes to get the ball to the setter, aeni.or Sari Blum. The setter returns the ball to the opparing side. (Photo by Emily Stan- Tiffany Horton quickly prepares to bump the ball to another team member. (Photo by Emily Stanford) ford) Vafeades and Vanessa Day wait in position, anticipating the ball. Change it up. After playing hard. senior Destiny Norman is replaa:d by eeni.ar Mikhail Vafeades. Teammates slap hands during substitiuti.ons because it transfers energy from {Photo by Stanford) one player to another. (Photo by Emily Stanford) Ant:idplticm. During an intense moment of a game, seniors Mikbail Emily Divillg far the bill. In a :Pint effort to return the ball, senior Mikhail Vafeades and junior Amy Freedman dive to keep the ball from hitting the growxl.. (Photo by Emily Stanford) Why do you play volleyball? "I wanted to play ~ sport that rrt older slater played 10, when she started playing volleyball. I decided to start playing. I ended up really llldng it! • Tlffan Hartoo, l l "In middle school. students weren't al.lowed to play volleyball until 8th grade, ao I played for a year before caning to East, and have been playing ever since." • Sari Blum, 12 "My mom and a frieiid me to play volleyball and I am glad that they did because I have fun playing. I al.ao get looked at by cxilleges during games." • Destiny Norman. 12 ''Volleyball is a fun and natural for me. When I was younger, I saw Mens' Olympic Volleyball Team and f in love with the sport." • Gabrielle Niall 12 �~F~11 .h;trW~10 �Spiking to Success SqJhomore/Freshman Volleyball �Servin it up. Using all of his strength, eeni.or Faisal Noor tosses the ball to make the perfect serve. (Photo by Anna Kobey) Givillg it his alL During the big match against George Wa.shi.ngtan. junior Ren Blair puts forth an amazing effort to play his best. (Photo by Anna Hit it hard. Pulling back his arm, sophomore Russ Meinzer prepares to return the ball to his opponent. His return allowed him to win his match. (Photo by Kobey) Anna Kobey) Reach far it. Stretching for the ball. eeni.or Joe BarnOOlt ext.eOOs his arm to make a SUCXleSSful serve. The serve determines the JDaDentum of the game and sets the pace. (Photo by Sl•mmirQ beckhaM Stepping to the ball, sophomore Jesse Durfee gets in pos:i. tion to use his forceful backhaOO swing. It is important to have a strong bd:hairl and fareband. (l?OOto by Anna Kobey) Anna Kobey) Perfect posit::ioo. Sprinting to get right behind the ball. sophomore Taylor Eri.cltson prepares to make an amazing return. Parition is an important quality for a gocxl. tennis player to possess. Taylor and his doubles partner Joe BarnOOlt were one of the four doubles teams that won regi.onal.s. (Photo by Anna Kobey) I What motivates you to play tennis? ''I like tennis becaUBe it is fun." • Andrew Duke, 12 "Tennis is a great after ldlool activity and it is a really fun sport. I love bow tennis is an i.ndividual sport, and a team sport." •Chris Murphy, ll ''I have been playing tennis for as lalq as I can remember. I play because it is better than ping pong and I love the sport." • Brian Johnson. 12 ''I started getting into tennis when I saw the professionals playing <t television and I was fascinated by the way the player& hit the ball." • Faisal Noor, 12 �All vesonthe erve ODe foot. While maintaining his balanCe, senior Brian Johnson manages to return the ball to his opponent fran 'l'blDaB Jefferson. (Photo by Ailna KobeY) Thomas Jefferson North Soo Mootbello Li..Ixxllo Cherry Creek 2 Cherry Creek 3 7-Q 7-o 7-Q 7-o 7-Q 5-2 5-2 cores "It was spe::tacul.ar to have a seaoon where the results matched the high spirits of the team," remarked assistant tennis coach Todd Madioon. Once again, the team came together through hard work and dedication to finish 70 in league play. In addition, the team defeate:i both the second and third level Cherry Creek tennis teams. Cherry Creek is one of the strongest teams faced this seaoon but they beat both teams 5-2 for a tremendous victory. On a road trip to Grand Junction, the team won enough matches to play throughout the tournament. At the oonclusion of the regular seaoon, the team traveled to Grand Junction for regional& They won several brackets and sent four doubles teams to state. This was the first time since 1991 that four teams qualified for state. At state, the team placed twelfth. Doubles player Jules Perryman state:i, "This was my first time going to state and it was a great overall experience. I placed fifth and hope to go back next year and finish even higher." With consistent coaching, the team developed a good reputation which attracte:i many freshmen athletes. Freshman Fearn! Cannelly commente:i, ''I was oo exc:i.te:i to come to East and be a part of the tennis team. I thought it would be a good way to meet people and get involved in the school" Our s:hool was lucky to have oo many freshmen express an interest in the sport. Freshman Tyler McNamara was one of the talente:i freshmen who played. He said, ''I was really bored this summer and oo I got involved with tennis. I had never played before, but I picked it up very easily and decided to try out for the I team.'' a:1 tbe ball. While following through with his serve, sopboloore Jeff Engelken watches the ball fly acroos Eye the cxrurt. (Photo by Ailna Kobey) The tennis team had a great seaoon and were not only sucx:essful in winning numerous matches, but aloo in coming together as a team and having a great time. • Hannah Laetz Front row: Russ Meinzer, Antbooy Robin!Km, Taylor Ericltson, Jack Markson, Joe Barnbol.t, Tyler McNamara, Jules Perryman, Noah Hubbell. Neil Collier, Josh Levy, Taylor Jones. Seoood row: Matt Dirksen, Brian Mast, Jon Adams, zack Suael, Pearce Connelly, Corey Haze, Jeff ~' Josh Mangiagli, Ben Gardner, Charlie Price, Max Milhan, Tom Harrison, Reo Blair, Tyler Droy. Back row: Coach Mark Talhofer Brian Johnson, zack Tedeschi, Jesse Durfee, Neil Deming, Chase Snyder, Jeff Gabel. Alex Waggener, Andrew Duke, Faisal Noor, Patrick Cunningham, Chris Murphy, Michael Willterson, David Wbite, Max Sarlo, Blake Larson, Coach Todd Madiron. Bo)~ Te~ 123 �Coronado 5-0 Pueblo Centennial ]-2 Mountain Vista 2-2 Pueblo South 3-1 Ponderosa 3-1 Wheat Ridge ]-{) Highlands :Ranch ]-{) Denver North ]2-{) Monthello ]5-0 Lakewocd ]-{) Thomas Jefferwm 4-0 Denver South ]4-0 Chatfield 5-1 Denver West ]2-{) r.iiXXlln ]6-0 Dakota Ridge 3-12 George Washington ]] -{) KennEdy (}-1 Poudre (}-1 cores There are Diamonds in their Ey Softball is a game of fast pitches and quick bats. The varsity ooftball team was no exception and they finished their season with an outstanding record of 14-4-1. The team had oommanding wins in in-league play, but had to work harder for their victories in out of league play. The team began the season with a dominating win over Coronado and oontinued their winning ways with the toughest team in the state, Wheat Ridge. Senior pitcher Jessica Barnes, with the help of her teammates, shut out the defending state champions Wheat Ridge 1-o. It took extra innings, but the Angels collected wins against Highlands Ranch and Lakewood. In the Highlands Ranch game, senior Lauren Erickson finally got into scoring pcmtion and in the bottom of the 11th inning ran home running the catcher over to score the winning run. The girls oontinued their winning streak when they easily defeated many of the DPS teams, but "our hardest oompetitor was ourselves," Coach Andy Mendelsberg. "0: team accepted the expecta that oome from being third state." Even after all the ~ building wins, the 1-o loss Kennerly for the City ~ onsbip title and the regional to Poudre disrupted their :Pun: to state. ''There was a lot of PI'e$.: when the team was ranked one the top ten teams in the sta The team really took challenge and made this ~ great experience for evei)'al. said junior Chandi Aldena. "I took all of the people on the to have a successful seaoon. only wish that our season longer." East ooftball will be l.ooim dynamic duo to graduation, pitct Jessica Barnes and ca Hey batter batter. Maklng oontact with Laura Seawald. Jessica Bam: threw numerous ncrhitters in the ball, freshman Brenna Hokanson career and Laura Seawald hopes to send it far and get on base. selected first team all state. (Photo by Alison Bartholomew) • Janie Tippery Front row: Chandi Aldena, Lauren Johnson, Sirina M1bap, Shaina Mitchell, Emma Lh ingston. econd row: Stefanie Demong, Kathryn McGlamery, Alex Kearns, Leslie McGlamery, Laura eewald, Brenna Hokan on. Back row: Coach Howard Karsh, Adrienne Christy, Jessica Barnes, Lauren Erickson, Samantha Weber, armen Robinson, Coach Andy Mendelsberg. <G'4 Var~•ty Softball �Past feet. In hopes of stealing BEmnd base, junior Adrienne Christy starts to run after the pitcher releases the ball. {Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Lale outfielder. Watching the infield action, junior Chandi A1dena patiently waits for a ball to be hit to her. {Photo by Allison Watchillg the batter. While manning her P<r si.tion at third base, sophomore Shaina Mitchell waits patiently ani watches for the ball to be hit her way. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Relldy for any1:hiDg. Knees bent, arms wide, senior Lauren Ericlts:m is prepared for anything that Bartholomew) R~ OOim the ball. Going after a Q'I'OUOOer bunted in front of the plate, senior Laura Seewald prepares to ~ up the ball a00 throw to first base. {Photo by oomes her way. This stance is important because it allows players to get to the ball more quickly. (Photo by Allison AllliK>n Bartholomew) Bartholomew) Teall huddle. Dis::ussing their next plan of action, the infield players meet up on the pitching JOOUIXl for a quick cxmference. {Photo by AllliK>n Bartholomew) I Why do you play softball? "Softball is my life! I don't know bat I would do without it! This been one of the best Sl!iWns in 'lrf career!" ''We all are so determined. We all came together to make this year amazing." • Lauren Ericlts:m, 12 ''Playing for East the past four years has been so much fun, a00 I'll always remember the people." • Laura Seewald, 12 ''Because I love the fast pace of the game ani the pressure that comes along with it." •Jessica Barnes, 12 ar H) ofthall 125 �Keep VOr.Jr Eye OD Tbe f3a Batting Their Way to Success JVSoftball fra1t; rem. Al001 Ha Sa-crt~ Kate M.Jtga1. ~ Ccni.:n ~ S::tr~. ari Clcd:;, 1\ea Ltt~j;ht rem. Brerna ~ ~ ~. Coa::h .J.. WEa\ RcQe Pd::r,n~t. Err*r ~ext.. 126 JV oftball �J �Sb:alq fallow through. After a good hit, junior Peter zarlengo looks up to watch the ball as it heads for the green. (Photo by Phil casey) R.eacy to bit the bell. After picking the right club to get the ball on the green, freshman J J Edwards lines up to the green before setting up his stance to hit the ball. (Photo by Phil casey) Perfect f0l1L Mid--sw: 9JPhomore Alex Vin keeps his focus while tiyi to get the ball up fairway. Silence makes easier for a player to fcx on his shot. (Photo Phil casey) Total <XXICIIDt:ratim. left-handed golfers, senior Hunter Combs makes sure he has a strong grip before wiOOing up to hit the ball. It is important to make sure that every aspect of a golfer's swing and grip is perfect in order to have an acx:urate shot. (Photo by Phil casey) only Powerful bldt swiilq. Getting ready to hit the ball during a match at City Park, senior Dane Angelo keeps his eyes on the ball and winds the club up, hoping to send the ball far down the fairway. (Photo by Phil casey) Why do oupla "Despite being suspended far a week far taking a cart, I pushed my way to the top and I plan to stay there." • Aaron Woodard. 10 12!! Boy~ Golf "I played golf because I wanted a fun fall sport." •Daniel Burt:Dess, 9 olf? "I like golf because it is the only sport where you can walk all the time and never have to run." • Evan Hornsby, 11 a role in the outcaDe. speaks far itself." •Justin 12 �Hari2m Invitati mal 6th (236) 72 Justin Tafoya 1st (234) oFSOpen Peter zarlengo 77 Justin Tafoya 78 Ryan Buescher--79 DFS Mae~'------"'st (234) Justin Tafoya 76 Peter Zalengo_78 Ryan Bueocher--79 DPL ~-----'"'st (247) Aaron Woodard-77 Justin All Eyes on the Green Tafoya~..-. _ _78 Alex Vinto PaJdera;a InvitaHUI'ma.n:u.l_ 82 _.Bt.h (235) Metro-E3st F,.s;eg:Jp.c 'maliCIJ.. l --9th (243) Justin Tafoya 79 The season was a success for the boys golf team. They oontinued domination with their third undefeated seaoon as they oontinued to putt for perfection. A popular fall sport, the team started with forty-one golfers, oontinuing to get stronger every year as more people beoome interested in the game. Not only did the team have a strong returning group of seniors to look up to, but they also had many inooming freshmen and sophomores to oontinue the tradition. After his fourth year on varsity, senior Justin Tafoya oontinued to lead the team to victory. Not only was Tafoya the number one golfer, but he alsp played a key role on the varsity soccer team. After winning the DPS meet, shooting a 79, Tafoya was forced to into a Solid hit. After a nice shot from playoff, oompeting for the last the fairway, senior Justin Tafoya spot in the state tournament. watches the ball to make sure be knows With two ooaches, including where it lands. (Photo by Phil Casey) returning ooach Nate Austin and newoomer John Leamon, the team made marked improvement. Coach Austin said, "I like the kids I'm working with because they are more than one-sport athletes." At the end of the seaoon, 5 golfers, including Justin Tafoya, Alex Vinton, Peter Zarlengo, Jake Reilly and Evan Hornsby, were chosen to the all oonference team. In practice, the team played rounds at the newly-renovated City Park Golf Course and the older, more establi.sbed Park Hill Golf Course. Matches were at different courses around the metro ~including Wellshi.re, Kennedy and Willis case. As a challenge, the ooaches decided to send the JV team to a match at Wellshire to play in place of the varsity. They took the match by 18 strokes. While they oontinue to be the best in DPS, they need to play better suburban teams to gain experience and multiple berths in the state tournament. • Krista Spencer Front row: Paul Pokrandt, Hunter Combs, Jeff Wolz, Dane Angelo, Ryan Bueocher, Justin Tafoya, Scott Sackerson. Second row: zack Lehman, Mark HiJ.d. Colin Hornsby, Jack Dowling. Third row: Evan Hornsby, Drew Vickers, Jake Reilly, Peter zarlengo, Alex Vinton. Fourth row: Aaron woodard, Brian R.oxbuiy, Daniel Boyle, Matt Zerby, Nick Hubbard. Back row: Adiv Miller, Coach Nate Austin. Jooh Tafoya, John Park, David Thomas, Nick Guzw, J J Edwards. �Eye Can o It The varsity girls gymnastics team started the year off really Northglen InvitatU!ionma:u.l--..::195.900 Summit Invitatu.~ion.w.a:u..l_ _ _76.970 Sterling Invitatuiona.lli<U.l--83.825 Souwth_ _ _ _ _ _...~.1~2Q.200 Ken~Y----------~,n~,4 Tcr------------~·8 R~~~·oreu=ls~----------~~ welL They began the year undefeatErl and continuoo to do great throughout the season. Although the gymnastics team was not well recognized or well known, the team postErl league championships for the past three years. And, in order to get additional competition, Coach King set up meets with other schools outside of the DPS. Lei by captain Ana Reish and co-captain Kaitlin Duffey, the team aloo includOO Margaux Booren, Alny Kieckhafer, Rosy On the belaDce beam. While on the balance beam, sophomore Margaux Booren works on her form. (Photo by Kesley Krooky) DuPree, Jasmine Haynes, ~ PernelL Terri Stahl and Terrika Stahl. Since gymnastics required tumbling talent and mastery of challenging skills, not many girls Pined the team. However, the few girls who did workoo hard and it paid off. Gymnastics takes a lot of strength, poise and grace! Most of the team members have ~ a pea stretches on the floor. Kesley Krosky) Kaitlin Duffey, Margaux Booren, Jasmine Haynes, AJny Kieckhafer, Ana Reish. <@! Gymna~tics During floor exercises, sophomore Margaux Booren (Photo by been involVOO. in gymnastics they were kids. Each 9'YIIlila.: excels in a different elements, ~ competes in every event. J · and co-captain, Kaitlin Duffey strongest element was the va • Ana Reish, the team captai; showoo her talent best on bart Their teammates Alny Kei.kbaff and Marguax Booren excelled a the floor exercise. ''The DPS meets were easie: but the invitationals and subur~ schools were the hardest compete against," said Kaitlli Duffey. At big meets such the SUmmit Invitational and tl'f Sterling Invitational, all ~ whether high or low, had to Jx recordoo for the Angels wbili other larger teams could choo!: their emresa which made a significant difference in t!£ overall team emre. Overall, the gymnastics tea: did welL "I was pleased wi the girls on the team," state: Coach King. • Lindsay Taubman �Preparing to do a flip. With the help of Coach King, senior Ana Reish uses her upper body strength in preparation to do a flip on the uneven bars. (Photo by Kesley Krosky) Fl.exihllity is ever:yt.hing. During a meet, junior Terrika Stahl shows off her flexibility on the floor exercises. (Photo by Kesley Krosky) Bala1lOe and fen. Sopho- more Margaux Booren works on perfecting her form while Getting raady. cartwheel. on the balance beam. (Photo Preparing to do a by Kesley Krosky) junior Jasmine Haynes sOOw8 her talent on the balance beam. (Photo by Kesley Krosky) Practice makes perfect. On the balance beam, sophomore Amy Kieckbafer works on her ocaling at practice. (Photo by Kesley Krosky) I What do you like about gymnastics? different than other sports becauae it is more individuaL" • Margaux Booren, 10 "It's "I lave gymnastics because it's fun! It's a great way to express myself and to release energy." •Kaitlin Duffey, 11 ''I enjoy having the freedom to practice routines individually and we aren't required to practice one event at a time, which I like." I "I like gymnastics because it's fun, exciting, and exhilarating." •AJirf Kieckhafer, 10 • Ana Reish, 12 Gymna,ttc 131 �Joined. Stretching is the best way to prepare for a race. Freshmen runners Ainy Stanescx> and Corah Overbury, use this position to stretch their quads and hamstrings. {Photo by Emily Stanford) Al..t there. Cross Country runners often enj)y the last part of the race. Not only are they almost fin.i.shei, but that is when they get to oompete. Senior Chris Healy crosses the finish line beating out his opponent. {Photo by Emily Stanford) K.eepiDg with it. Runners often on other teams rather than oompete wi them. Runners, "Tote" Hughes, freshman. and Devon Sigler, a jmior both believe that finishing the I'aa! more important than winning it. (Poot.: by Emily Stanford) Olx:hl By ~ ba.OO-aids to prevent chafing, senior 9XCer player/runner Connor O'Brien feels that this is rumssary when ruilllliliJ Cross Country. In fact, this is a <mmon practia! for ma;t marathon runners. (Photo By Emily Stanford) Hollie. It is often a wise choice have a "partner'' to run with. Sen!a: M.E. Rauch and Paula Davis, a sophomore, enoourage each other and help one another maintain a steady pacp. {Photo by Emily Stanford) Bang! At CollliOOllS Park, the runners prepare for the starter to fire the starter's pistol announcing the beginning of the race. Runners crouch in individual starting positions bocause sprinting to the front of the pack insures a better finish. {Photo by Emily Stanford) I Why do you run cross country? "I run cross <XJUOtry because it's a good thing to do in my free time. I like the fact that it is oo-ed, where I oould meet jdifferent people outside of class." • Greg O'Brien, 9 132 Cro\\ ountry "Running helps me clear my bead at the end of the day. It's also a great way to meet people and get into shape." • Kelsey McClure, 10 ' I run cross <XJUOtry so that I jpeople that I can meet would not necessarily hang jout with. It's also a great way to get lf.nvolved." • Osiris Graves, 11 "I like I1llllling crca rountry because I daft feel lazy at the end of the day. It's rpl. to know that you have aa:a~~pllshed acaeth!Di and it was beneficial for your lxxiy." • Thee Moooey, 12 �cool. stretching in the shade is the way to end a long run in the sun. Senior Stephanie O'Brien uses the tree for balance to relax her hamstrings. Emily Stanford) (Photo by 9•3• 0 Commons Park 9•10•03 Bible Park 9 •13 • 03..-Centaurus Invitational 9•17•0 Washington Park 9 • 26 • 03..Dave Sanders Invitational 10 • 3 • 03...N~lenn XC Invitational 10•8•0 City Park 10•17 •03..----.R.egioo 10 • 25 • 03 State Eyeo Running 5 K (3.1 miles), up and down mountains, through lakes, in dust storms, in 90 degree heat, with legs burning from selfinflicted pain, cross oountry runners ooncentrate on the finish line that is only a sprint away. The cross oountry seaoon started off with more enthusiasm than usual as the team grew in size, not only with returning runners but new runners. With the addition of new runners with faster times, the team hopOO. to finish higher in the city meet. The fastest returning runners izrltrlerl ~ Sqhle GaJJ.ele: and Paula Davis, who helpOO. the team finish fourth in the league. Chris Healy, who switched O'Ver from soccer, led the boys team to a third place finish in the league. In addition to student runners, new assistant ooach SUsan McHugh prO'Vided new blood while running with the team at practice. Cross oountry members partic:i- he rize pated in the sport for a variety of reasons. ''It's a great way to stay in shape," said senior Andrew Walters. Alyssa Teves said, ''It's pretty awful when you are running, but afterwards it's a great feeling." Typical runs for practice would be 3-5 miles, except on days before meets. In tile lead. Pulling ahead in a meet, A new type of athletic sophomore, Sophie Galleher, is number training was introduced for all one in the league for DPS. (Photo sports. Working with CU's by Emily Stanford) trainers, the program was designed to help teams get in shape by working out twice a week. Senior Hannah Hathaway said, ''This would be a positive thing if we actually lifted weights and not wooden sticks!" Although the program did not help this year, in future seaoons, the training should prO'Ve 1110re beneficial Overall, as the seaoon ended, Warmillg up. One of the best ways for both varsities qualified for getting pumped for the upooming race is taking a warmup :Pg. Freshman regionals with Sophie Galleher Nathaniel Hedman uses this time to qual.i.fying for state. stretch his mus::les and work on his • Stephanie O'Brien breathing. (Photo by Emily Stanford) Front row: Max Lamare, Paula Davis, M.E. Rauch, Sophie Galleher, Stephani Schiessler, Kate Galligan, Claire Clancy, Corah Overbuiy, Lila Creighton, Claire Collins. Second row: Coach David Peters, Alyssa Teves, AID.y Stanes::o, Hannah Hathaway, Stephanie O'Brien. Kelsey McClure, calli.e Lanphier, Coach SUsan McHugh. Back row: Chris Healy, Andrew Walters, Greg O'Brien, Tyler Joyce, Ben Temple, Thea Mooney, Devon Sigler, Nathaniel Hedman. Duncan Hughes, Clay Lemar, Osiris Graves, Tote Hughes. ro" Count!) 133 �Doherty Wheat Ridge Grandview Southgate, CA Kingmew, CA Lowell, CA West End, AT Dakota Ridge 7~50 73--46 11o-61 92--61 82-71 80-68 90-56 Denver wes Palmer Montbello Denver South Man Kennedy George Washingto Denver North r.incoln Seo:ad round ~ Douglas County SWeet 16 Standley Lak 1-52 81-53 1~52 02-75 09-58 ~2 ]22-85 8~73 7Q-58 69-61 EiiteB Coronado 83-48 F1Ml fafr ,.{ffMlB Mullen aurr,ptmsbtp fJ.m1s ThunderRidge our 83-57 99-57 67-56 64-56 The key to this basketball season was the collaboration of several returning players and promising newcomers willing to work hard for another great season. "We bad a good season and it brought us all closer together as a team," said junior Pierre Curtis. The Angels kicked off the season facing tough competition from the top teams in the state. Many players agreed that their strong defense helped lead the team to victory. Success for the team continued as the Angels attended the I...al Angeles City Classic Tournament. The Angels showed their abilities as they confidently won the tournament. These early victories did not come from nothing. Practices were conducted more seriously to ensure perfection during games. The team practices consisted of conditioning, a strong focus on defense and a little enj)yment as well. All the hard training paid off as the Angels finished the season with a record of 24-0. Helping lead the Angels throughout the season were senior point gua."lJ Sean Ogirri, named not only tc the all-tournament team but ala: the tournament MVP and M:, 5A basketball and Mr. Colora&J basketball, senior forward Charlie Mays, also named to the toornament team and junior center Damoond Thornton. These three, along with starters senior J:>end: SWoalh. In the La! Angeles City Rorex and junior Pierre Curtis Tournament, senior Charlie Mays and bench players, defensive prepares to shoot a free throw in order specialist senior Ryan B~ to earn an easy point. (Photo by and rebounder junior Alxlre Kesley Krooky) Hines, led the Angels all the way to the state playoffs. As the defending state champioM, ThunderRidge proved to be a formidable opponent. However, this was the Angels' year am they were not to be deterrei This championship representa! not only Coach carey's SOOth win, but also brought home his third state title, bringing tbe Locker rota bCilding. Before the game total state championships for t.l'f against Thomas Jefferson, seniors school to eight. Coach Carey Bryan Blcxxlsaw, Charlie Mays, Rotmell said, ''It was a great team effort Jackson-Harding and junior AJ and they were the best team I Baker take a 1110ment to bond in the have ever coached " locker roo (Photo by Lisa Porter) • Alea Li.ttlej>hn Front row: Tyler carroll, Graham carroll, Ryan Buescher, CJ Stays, Sean Ogirri, Dereck Rorex, Ronnell Jackson-Harding, Bryan Bloodsaw, Izzy Jones. Back row: Pierre Curtis, Andre Hines, DazzmoDd Thornton, Charlie Mays, AJ Baker, Avery Merriex. �Galng up Btralg. Driving the ball bard down the baseline for an easy layup against Dakota Ridge, junior Dazzmond Thornton shows off his inside skills. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) We're DIIID.ber Cllel After defeating ThunderRidge ~56, the Angel basketball players am managers oelebrate their state championship. (Photo by Kesley Krosky) Fait l:nalr. Drilillii:g quickly past the Doherty defenders, senior Sean Ogirri takes it to the basket where he will drive in for a layup or shoot an easy jumper. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) defeDse. Playing defense, eariar Ryan B.m:fler sets up to steal the ball Good from a Thomas Jeffei'9:ln opponent. Throughout the season, Buescher worked bard on defense, beromi.ng known as a strong defensive specialist. (Photo by Kesley Krosky) Searchiiig far an ope11 player. While trying to keep the ball away from the Thomas Jefferson defender, senior CJ Stays looks for an open player to make a pass to. (Photo by Kesley After taking the ball from his Thomas Jeffei'9:ln opponent, junior Andre Hines shoots a short jumper from just outside the free throw circle. (Photo by Jump sbot. Krosky) Kesley Krosky) In the final minutes of the game, senior Ronnell Jackson-Harding, sophomore Tyler carroll, junior Avery Merriex, seniors A cNngp!mablp awaits. CJ Stays am Ryan Bueocher and junior Dazzmond Thornton anxiously watch their teammates as the clock winds down on the championship. (Photo by Kesley Kro;ky) IWho is your favorite basketba I player? I "Gary Paytoo because be's a great point guard, be's an all around player, be's a great defensive stopper and he runs the team well." •Sean 12 "My favorite basketball player is Kobe is clutch.'' Bryant because he • Charlie Mays, 12 ''Mike Dunleavy because he played for Duke University." •Ryan Buescher, 12 ''Michael Jordan because be is the best and no one can beat him." • Dereck R.orex. 12 �JV and C are Hitting the Scoreboard • JV Boys Basketball / 136 JV & C Ba~ketball �/hGlt goes tnroJCJr yoJr r'leGlcl wrer you steo p to t.are a +-r-ee tnrow? Zoch Castle, 10 tl')'" !:1'11f try to 1!'1~ .n:l tratt: ';C>- )Jt I"(J~ ecp n:l OCN.-n.J L.....;..;;.,.---...... t:l'rchJ to <rW ~ fXJf't.~ FrectiC Thorrpson. 1 1 Gus W1 erson, 9 1 · B as ketball~ �Jump shot. While up in the air, sophomore D'mtrius Brewer posi.tions her hands to make the perfect shot. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Score. After a fast break, senior Alyssa Teves shoots an easy layup with no pressure from the opposing team. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Looking for the pw. the game against Lincoln, senior Justine Martinez grips the ball as she waits for her teammates get open. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Like Mike. Warming up Dribbling to BUCCe88. Looking at the official as he calls a foul on her Lincoln opponent, 8:lphomore Chanelle Pugh waits to see if she will be shooting a free throw. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) for the In game against Golden, freshman Lyvette Groce prepares to make an accurate pass to her teammate. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Dribble. While maintaining a controlled dribble, junior Samantha Weber maneuvers through a double team. Dribbling is the key to a successful basketball player. It allows the players to get by the defenders, as well as control the ball while their teammates set up for the play. I (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Why do you play basketball? "I love my teammates and we have improved so much over the years together as a team." • Nova Schneider, 12 138_... Var'i.!y Girls Ba\ketball "I play basketball because I like the competition, competitiveness and I love being a part of a team." • Lalla Shareef, 12 ''I like playing basketball because it is a lot of fun and I hope to get a scholarship for it one day." • Brooke Durant, 9 ''I have been playing basketball since I was a little kid and it is a great way to keep me in shape." • Teresa Woodley, 12 I �Palmer ........................................46-70 GOlden........................................ 56-53 Evergreen••••..•..•••.....••..••...•••••..• 45-55 Eaglecrest••••••.••••••...•••••..••••.•..•• 41-67 chatfield••••.•..•••••...•......•...•••••••. 35-55 FairView••••••....•••....••••.•••.•••.....•• 34-72 Pomona ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 44-68 Arvada West ••••••.••.••..•••••..••..• 53-51 Po na ..•••.••••••••••...•••••.....•••••••••• 45-57 Lincoln..••.•.••••...•••••••••..••••••••..... 61-41 Tho Jefferson •.••.........•.... 47-48 Denver west. ..••••••.••.•••.••.•.•••.. 73-20 Montbello.••••.••••..•......•...•••••••.•.•40-39 Denver South••..••••.••..•••••...••.• 52-34 Manua1. •..........•••••••••..••.••••••••••••• 49-38 Kennedy ..•..•..•..••••••••.••••••••.•••••••. Sl-19 George washington .••..••.••..•.•.44-54 Denver North.•.•..••.••..••.••.....•. 56-36 Lincoln. ...................................... 66-34 First Round State Playoffs: Grand Junction Centra1••..••.• 41-50 Eyeso the Throughout the season, the varsity girls basketball team fought many hardships, but they never gave up and battled hard until the end of the season. Over the years, the program has grown stronger in both the mental and physical aspects of the game. This year was no different. Three freshmen made the team this year bringing in talent for a strong team in the future. Freshmen Lyvette Groce expressed her appreciation and thoughts for making the team, "It was really cool being a freshman on varsity and I consider it an honor. Ever since I was in middle school, I dreamed of playing for East and I am really proud of myself. It was a great way to begin high schooL" The girls worked hard on OUt of rt way. On a fast break, senior Nova Schneider sprints down the court in hopes of making a basket. by Julie Auerbach) (Photo Focus. Anticipating the throw in, junior Saundra Proctor gets in position to play against her opponent. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) perfecting their game as well as coming together as a team. The girls went to practice each day ready to work. When you think of practice, you think of conditioning and repetition; however, these girls formed a strong bond, allowing them to enjoy tough practices. The team concentrated on putting both effort and fun into the season. Practices were defensively oriented, based on the idea that defense wins championships. The team's determination was recognized in their game against Golden. They fought hard until the end of the game and their efforts resulted in a three point win. Overall, the team had a good season and developed their skills and improved their game. • Hannah Laetz Front row: D'mitrius Brewer, Starla Bell, Monique Sandoval, Brooke Durant, Ashley Boling, Alyssa Teves. Back row: Corey Amidon, Saundra Proctor, Lyvette Groce, Tyshel McPherson, Teresa Woodley, Cbanelle Pugh, Laila Sbareef, Davida YOWlg, Samantha Weber, Nova Schneider, Coach Dwight Berry. ar II) Girl\ Ba kctball ~ �JV and C Take It to the Basket 140 JV/ G1rls Basketball �/hy ao you vas etva? Ccr.:tl Otertuy, 10 J t Girt-. Ba J...etball ~ �r.jnro)n 29-49 Mull 43-33 Manual 315-30 Regis 46-26 Chatfield 41-36 Brighton 21-60 Thomas Jefferson 54-18 Kennedy 30-42 West 34-42 Geoge Washingto 46-36 Sou 64-18 Nor 48-36 Southern Colorado Classic 5th Brighton Tournament 1Oth Probable state qualifiers: Nick Garihan, Ben Hedman, Henry Kofa. EyeCanWin "Wrestling is a unique sport requiring the use of e:vecy ~t of the human lxx:ly. In order to become an elite wrestler, you must :r;a;sess strength, balance, coordination, determination, and intelligence," state1 sophomore Jesse Wall. Since Coach Gallegoo began coaching the team, the wrestlers have developed a strong tradition of excellence. Athletes who chose to wrestle realized the work and dedication required to become sucx::essful. Junior Kyle Mize said, ''Wrestling practices were the hardest practices I ever participate1 in. Evecy day we pushed ourselves to new limits, achieving new levels and facing harder challenges." The wrestling team began the season with high aspirations, and with 12 returning squad members they expecte1 victories. Among the returning wrestlers were senior captains Ben Hedman and Henry Kofa, a state finalist in HailQ:1nQ out. Before a tough match against Lincoln, the wrestlers use their time between the weigh-ins and their matches to bond as a team. (Photo by Phil Casey) Pad~ Junior Nick Hessler prepares to flip his opponent for a possible pin, but even more importantly, to earn more points in the match. (Photo by Phil Casey) First row: Rachel Gonzales, Coach Randy Gallegos, Mrs. Silvia Gallegos, Jasmyne MoequErla. 2003. In addition, fellow tains, sophomore Morty Zan and junior Max Garihan experience leading East to man strong finishes and a seaat record of 8-4. The team began the Beast well with a 5-2 start and , successful tournaments before~ winter break. This early record in dual meets was the i:Es: in oc:hool history. IndividllaJ Henry Kofa and Max Gariha: placed first and secon respecitively, in the tough ear season tournaments. These ear•. season tournaments gave th: wrestlers an idea of what kiri of competition they would when they qualified for state. I enabled them to set even higra goals for themselves. Coach Randy Gallegoo salrl, "The season went extremely we:: I credit it toward the OOys' war in practice along with t!E leadership of Ben and Henry.• • Brian Hall Second row: Henry Kofa, Syris Pernell, Nick Hessler, N ick Hubbard, Keane Abraham, Ronald Chapman, Than Hedman, Andrew Batsford, Max Garihan, Jesse Wall. Back row: Ryan Sauceja, Eldon Glenn, Jamal Jones, Jeremy Yara, Mike Mora, Mike Batsford, Marty Zareie, Ryan Jones, Ben Hedman. !('51 Wrestling �Victary. By Wlllill.ng his match, freshman Than Hedman helps his team win the meet. (Photo by Kit Hedman) Ha1.ding em. Gaining a strong hold on his opponent, senior captain Henry Kofa displays the skills he bas learned aver his four years on the team. (Photo by Kit Hedman) TaldDg antral. Weakening his opponent, senior captain Ben Hedman is able to take control of the match. (Photo by Kit Hedman) StayiDg ooa1. Looking for a slip in his SUrvivicg. During an enduring match, junior captian cw:nent, ~Keane Abraham tries to escape the hold. (Photo by Phil Cawi!y) Max Gariban gets a chance to win the match. (Photo by Kit Hedman) st:rqth. Confidently overpowering his opponent, sophomore Jesse Wall picks him up and begins his routine of pinning him on the mat. (Photo by Kit Hedman) I "I wrestle because it is a one-on-ooe .lpOrt that allows yourself to test eo;ery ~ of yourself against an opponent.'' • Ben Hedman. 12 I Why do you wrestle? "Dedication pays off when it comes to wrestling, you are not born a champion you are made one.'' . • Marty Zareie, 10 "I participate in wrestling because of the feel you get when you defeat your opponent on the mat.'' • Henry Kofa. 12 ''You 't V1Ilg your hand raised in front of a crowd of people. Also for my great cauliflower ear." • Max Garihan l l -~ W_'r~ estling 143 �Quick breath. COIDJJlg up for air, sophomore Maiy Higgins takes a breath before going back under water in order to win the race. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) 'Bal•rd~ act. While warming up for her event, sophomore Kelly Practice Boyle practices one of her dives. llakas perfect. before the meet, freshman Katie Havranek focuses on her stroke and technique. Katie was the only freshman swimmer capable of staying on the varsity team. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Warming (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Making a aplasb. At the meet against TJ, junior Megan Levin strokes to the finish. As an indi.- up Pull it. Ready to hit the wall for the win, sophoiOOre Molly Bloom acx:elerates her stroke to advance past her c.w:ments. (Photo by A1llim vidual sports, swimming is intense and takes self rotivation. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Bartholomew) TeaJa spirit. Taking a minute out of their practice time, seniors Robyn Latson, Jeannie Wert and Lois Douglas pose for the camera and show their spirit. As the team captains, these girls oot only show the team support, but also make swimming fun for their teammates. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Why did ou start swimmin /divin "I started swimming becasue all of rrt friends were on tbe team when I was six. Later, I joined a club team." • Jeannie Wert, 12 <{44 '""'\./ w•mming/DI\·Ing "I decided to swim because I oouldn't play any otber sports. Also, it was the only sport I have always been good at and that makes me happy." • Robyn Latson, 12 ''I decided to dive because it looked like a fun sport to try and the girls seemed "I thought it would be a fun meet new people and get involved nioe." I •Kelly Boyle, 10 acbool sport. I have been swimming was eight years old." • Katie Havranek, 9 �c;eorge Washington 7o-ll6 west 119-50 rungeview 7-72 117-37 North DPS League Relays Montbello :KenllOOy ITJ 2nd 1?4-51 1'24-62 -73 SmOky Hill Invite 11th Even though the Lady Angelfish bad fewer girls than last year's high of 80, with nearly sixty swimmers, dedication was not a problem. "I'm very pleased with the program this year. We have good leadership and all of the girls have worked hard to develop self-&lcipline and a good work ethic," said Coach Cindy Fernstrom. "Overall, we have improved from past years and I feel that we have a great chance to be the best in the league." The team's other coach, Dave Quintana, an East graduate himself who helped the girls improve. Senior Lois Douglas, who has been dedicated to the swim team since she was a freshman. said, ''We did really well this season. We got the chance to compete against teams that we bad never swam against, which was really fun." Not only did the varsity team get L!ldi.ea in red. Three swimmers, sophomore Molly Bloom, senior Lois Douglas and junior Ali Caldwell line up on the block ready for the start of the race. (Photo by A1.lis:>n Bartholomew) 1Jo-55 the sport since he was a child. Dave helped the team by using techniques he B League 1st learned from his experiences in college and ooaching competitive teams. A League 2nd cores After making many changes, the ooaches dErided to get rid of the weight liftinq as part of practice, and to split up practices into junior varsity and varsity. By having the junior varsity practice first, it allowed the ooaches to work with each individual swimmer and their weaknesses. The personal attention the opportunity to swim against Rangeview, a team that they bad never competed against, but they won ll7-72. In addition, changed fro regular meets were competing as a whole to competing at varsity and junior varsity swam for the team has participated in Sooth ve edint e Perfect farm. In order to execute the butterfly, a swimmer ust have a perfect kick and arm motion. Gliding through the wat&, junior Ali Caldwell keeps her focus while heading toward victory. (Photo by .Alli.oon Bartholomew) levels. As a result, the swimmers wanting to be more competitive, branched out of the DPL and particpated in other more competitive meets. In the Slooky Hill Invitational swimmers got prelim and final experience prior to the league meet. East took serond in the league meet behind GW and qualified Mary Higgins in the back stroke and 400 free relay along with Molly Bloom, Katie Havranek, and Maria capecelatro to complete the relay team and represent East at the state swim meet. • Krista Spencer Front row: Adrienne Deshaies, Liz Weller, Carolyn Walicki. Paige Jimenez. Elise Mann, Anna VanPelt, Claire Ailderul, Mt LovelL Karen D'Ooofrio, J~ Wert. SEmxl row: Raie Green, Mana capecelatro, Kelly Boyle, Michelle Kleiman-Maran, AmaOOa NicOO!s, Megan Levin, El.leiy Peters, Maria Velalxjuez, Elena 'l"reellOlme. Third row: Jr:/It Weisenborn, Mj Steinlxlff, Aone Cline, Emi Kumagai, RebEn:a Cohen, Anna Behrens, Elisa Dreyer. Back row: Katie Havranek, Mary Higgins, Kamilah Jooes, Melissa OIE'g, MJlly Bl.com, Kerrie Krooky, Ali Caldwell, Magg1e Rooms, Kat Hewer, I.JJis Dooglas, Robyn Lat8Xl Katie Riley. l.i\\lmmingiDi\lng 145 �Arapalre 3125/04 Colorado Academy·--...::~130/04 Colorado Springs 412/04 Fountain Valley--4113/04 Cheyenne MQun,tlAau..!lin~..-_4/16/04 George WashingtoD--4120/04 PWm&-----------~04 ve Although losing many seniors, the boys lacrosse team had a fun and successful season. From tough practices to informative :pep talks, the team was ready to face the best. They looked forward to their annual Florida trip, but did not look past the tough games that , lay ahead when they returned. They were eager to win rematches against Regis, Kent, Heritage, and Cherry Creek on the road to regaming the state title. Air Academy·---4128/04 'I'hciDas Jeffer9'D 4130/21)04 Fort CO•.ull.llJjn~s---~5/3/04 Reg:is 515/04 Kent Denver _ _ _--.:J/8/04 a co "Lacrosse is a tough ~ but moot of it is just looks.• • zach Te:Ieschi, 10 "My favorite part is plaYJ in front of all the :people wi my friends." •Alex Vinton, 10 "My favorite part of la~ p lm During a big game, junior Mark Hild keeps the ball away fran his opponent. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Main~ ''I like jukin' them fOO's and puttin' it in the back of the net." •Charlie Price, 12 "My favorite part of lacrosse is getting out and having a good is being with the team improving my skills." • Kjlel Skaal.erud, 10 "There is nothing more invigr rating, more titillating, downright arousing than seeing fellow teammates ocx:>re a goo; then wi:pe the man-sweat their foreheads." • Adam Swarsen, ll time playing with my friends and ''My favorite part of lacraa teammates.'' is being around the team. •MarkHild,ll "My favorite part of lacrosse is being with my teammates on trips and games.'' • Peter zarlengo, ll Take a stab at it. Reaching for the ball, sophomore Ryan Burt attacks his cwnant. (Photo by A11.i.s:n Ba.rtixll.aDew) I to spend every day playing favorite sport with my friends. And chicks dig lacraa players." • Nik Stoffel, 12 Ell Front row: Ben Allison, Hunter Combs, Adam Swarsen, Will Paddock, Mark Hild, Alex Vinton. Second row: Zach Tedeschi, Ni.k Stoffel, Kjael Skaalerud, Charlie Price, Rusaell Clark. Back row: Alex Horne, Ryan Burt, Tbeo Mooney, Will Fleming, Jon Blum, Dillon Roy. 146 Var\ity Boys Lacrosse �Dl the way. Being guarded by an opponent, sophomore Dillon Roy struggles through a double team. (Photo by Allison Bartbol.aDew) carrled away. Looking to Cradlillg ~ Malcing hls way down the field, ~. junior Mark Hild carries the ball upfield assessing the passing options that hls teammates have created around the goal. (Photo by Allison ~ Ryan Burt looks for someone to pass the ball to. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Barthol.aDew) Fight for it. On defense, 9:>phomore Zach Tedeschi fights for pcss:ssion of the ball. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) ~ around. Ready to defend, sophomore Dillon Roy looks upfield for the opponent, anticipatW,j' their next move. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) Team huddle. To prepare for a big game, the team gathers together for an inspirational pep talk from Coach Barocas. (Photo by Allison Bartholomew) I I Why do you play lacrosse? "I play lac:roeae because it's fun." • Alex Horne, 12 ''I play lacrosse because as an offensive leader, I have the chance to soore lots of goals.'' • Hunter Canbs, 12 ''I'm · that good... And I'm way better than Jon!" •Willy Paddock, 12 ''I'm better than Willy." •Jon Blum. 12 \ ar it) Bo) ~ Lacro~ . c 14 7 �Sprln~ to tbe ball. Tricking her defender, senior Colleen Walker runs up field to receive a pass from a teammate. (Photo by Phil casey) Cradle. After interceptmg the ball. senior Chelsea Acxlsta runs down the field. With good stick Gmmd ball. After cbecking a Rampart player, senior Lauren Mangione sooops the ball while sophomore Krista Shaw works to get into a ~ posi.ti.oo. (Pix>to by Phil casey) work the players can quickly get the ball to the offensive zone. (Photo by Phil casey) LookiJ:Ig far a pesa. During a preseason indoor game, sophomore Lauren Melnyclmto switches bands On tbe run. Sprinting down field, senior Brittany Roy cradles the balL Good passes give defensive players a better chance of getting the ball into the offensive zone. (Photo by Phil casey) with her stick to avoid a defender and looks for an open teammate. (Photo by Phil casey) Tealnlark. During an i.moor lacrosse game, the girls do a cheer before taking their positions on the field. (Photo by Phil casey) I Why do you play lacrosse? "LacrOSBe is a sport that i.nrorporates footwork and eye-band ooordination, making it challenging and fun to play." • Chelsea Acosta, 12 148 Var~it} Girl\ Lacro ~e "I play lacrOSBe because it is o. fast paced. competitive sport with lots exciting action." • Lauren Erickson, 12 ot "I love being part of such a great team of girls who really love the sport. We have so much energy and intensity." • Andee Barocas, 12 "Over past ew years our teall really come together. Our team plJ!! with determination and intensity that's what makes it fun." • Molly Reeve, 12 �Heritage 3/8/04 Arapahoe 3110/04 Eaglecres 115/04 CO].orado Academy 3131/04 Liberty 4102.104 rumpar 4112104 Cheyenne Mountain 4116/04 Pine creek..--4121J04 Air Academy·----4123/04 Thanas Jeffereoo..._--4126/04 Mn]]f!T) 4/29/04 PalJDer·------4130/04 ve on the Cradle Over the past few years, girls lacrosse bas berome more competitive and strenuous. Starting with preseason conditioning, the girls stri\'00 for victories over CA, Kent and Cherry Creek. Since starting as a club sport, the team bas bad numerous coaches and struggles, despite this the girls have come a long way. They continued to learn, have fun, and got l.lSErl to their goggles. Goggles Caltrol. While keeping calm, senior were mandated this year to captam Molly Reeve looks for a good protect the athletes from eye and pass. Offensive players must have good stick skills in order to handle the ball. face injuries due to high sticking (Photo by Phil casey) and flying lacrosse balls. favorite part about game, and the goggles we wear look awesome." • Lauren Melnychenko, 10 "I have been able to meet oo many great girls while still working bard during the season." • Jessie Sanderoon, 11 "Lacrosse is such a competitive sport and I love being able to be a part of such a talented team.'' • Lauren Mangione, 12 ''The team unity is awesome. It's oo much fun to do oomething you love with such a close group ''The best part abJut lacrosse are the bus rides to the games and pregame warm ups. I have oo much fun getting pumped up with the team and building intensity for the game!" • Katie Manart, 11 "My favorite part abJut lacrosse is that its a team sport. You berome really close because you can't play without your team. Also it's a fast pace game oo you never know what to expect." •Tara Kuper, 10 "My lacrosse is the intensity of the of girls." • Megban Harrington, 10 "I love being on the field on game days and feeling the glory when we win-that is neat!" •Jody Weisenborn, 10 R.elldy for tbe p!ISB. Holding her stick in the right position, senior Suzanne M~ey is ready to catch the ball in a game against Kent. Good passes are essential to a strong game. (Photo by Phil casey) ''I love being outside with my friends in the springtil!le. I'm especially excited about the new goggles." • Colleen Walker, 12 Front row: Jr:iij Weisenborn, Brittany Roy. Second row: Meghan Harrington, Krista Shaw, Colleen Walker, Lauren Mangione, Chelsea Acosta. Rachel Romer, Molly Recht, Andee Barocas. Back row: Kiersten Booren, Lauren Melnychenko, Lauren Bauer, Lauren EricksoD. Molly Reeve, Tara Kuper, Nelly Hayes, Suzanne ~, Coach Gary Sexora. Var it~ Gtrb Lacro c 1-+9 �Oare~9 ~ I5Q J 10 Girl /Bo) s Lacrosse �efor an Sprints, foot work, stick ma~euvering... itS all fair game. • JV Boys Lacrosse J Girl / Bo)~ Lacro 'c 151 �Summi /6/04 Jefferson 3/8/04 Fort Lupton 3110/04 Aurora Central 3112J04 Gateway /15/04 Steamboat Springs 3/19/04 D'evelyn 3120/04 Adams City 121104 Chatfield 3/24/04 Pruire--3129/04 MaltbeJlo 313l/04 TL·~inroomln~----------WY04 WeEt:..._------4114104 Thomas Jefferson~...---4119/04 4121104 Sou N ort:.n,h_ _ _ _ _ _ 4123/04 Mm.~---------41~/04 K~------~41~/04 Clear With strong leadership from returning starters juniors Wes Brown, Evan Hornsby and senior James ~. the 00ys bad high hopes of a league title arid victories over in-league rivals GW and TJ. With n~W~n batting sessions and gc;xx! r tChiil the team bad visions Of Svancin~ farther into the playoffs than ever before. Team unity and gcxxl sportsmanship are the keys to sucx:ess on a team that relies oo heavily on each of the players peroonal effort. ''My favorite IXE.tion is 2nd base recause the in field comes naturally to me, and I really like inside action." • Joe Barnholt, 12 ve ''Teamwork is the key to sua::ess winning a game. Most Of the time come from behind to take the lead w~ helJ;S us realize we can only achi.e it if we xru.t our minds to it." • Ben Simon, 11 Willd up. Ready to launch the ball 65 m.p.h., senior pitcher, Jessie Shapiro hopes for a swing and a miss. (Photo by Kealey Krooky) "One of my IOOSt inspiring baseball players lB Todd Helton, he plays for a bad team but sticks with 1t recause he believes in his team. He gives me a drive to do my best no matter what situation I am in." • Kyle Wessel, 10 ''What I really like about baseball is being able to swing the bat hard enough to knock it out of the field, run all the bases, and ooore one for the home team." • Nick .Anderoon, 12 ''I start:al to olay baseball ~· it took me out of the inner city, t}?e streets, and o+f drugs., My llllSSeS me, out I find runmng all bases oore productive then being a tJ: Thanks!" • Jimmy Sorensen, 12 "One of the gl."Elatest things baseball is that all my friendS are .. the team. Not only do we have a ~ time in the dugout, but supporting ea: other outside the game hel!)3 another put our best foot forward.• •Jesse Davis, 11 ''Baseball is ~ of skill . determination. An g that ,you your mind to you can acoompliBh, )±j of like croquet." • Eric Hokanson, 12 I Step it up. Focusing on the ball senior Jimmy Sorensen cxmcentrates on his lxxiy position !Kl he can roll the bat to make the cmrect connErtion with the ball for a homerun. (Photo by Katie Ha.Doon) ''I come into every game with belief that we can win every game play, however what it truly comes to is the effort the team puts for+_ Our team camaraderie helps us together as a unit and get the wir.:. • Coach Howard Karsh Front row: Dominique Johnson, Joe Barnholt, Wesley Brown, Jack Hayden, Ben Siloon. Second row: James ~. Shapiro, Eric Hokanson, Jimmy Sorensen. Back row: Jesse Davis, Kyle Wessel, Zach Lutz, Zach Castle. 152 Varsity Baseball �To tbe dugout. After Stm!SSfully catchi.ng the fly ball against TJ, junior Jesse Davis beads in fran third base. (Photo by Kesley Krceky} He's outJ Sprinting to first base, junior Ben SiJoon hopes that the opposing team will drop the ball BO he can be safe at first. (Photo by Kesley Kwlky} Fast brake. Pulling off first base, junior Patrick Mims uses his quickness to sprint to second base and a:mpe the out. (Picture by Kesley Kwlky} Ground bill. During practice, senior Joe Barnholt gets down to 9:XlOP up the ball. This technique is useful for any position because a player can get his body behind the ball. (Photo by Kesley Krosky} CaliDg in. Heading to the dugout after a sucx::essful 3 outs, senior N ick Anderson uses this time to prepare for his upcoming bat. (Photo by Kesley Kwlky} Eye oo tlla bill. Aiming for the outfield junior Evan Hornsby focuses on the ball before he uses all of his strength to hit the ball into the outfield to give himself time to run to first. (Photo by Kesley Kwlky} jWhat do you like about playing baseball~ "Hi~ the bell oot of the park takes a lot ml practke. I love l:JeilYJ allle to put !KliLIJ oo the board for Jrf teaL" •Jues Schroeder, 12 ct e ve a grea year have a dream that we will win state and theo take oo oatialala. The best part is the team camamerie and unity." •Patri. 11 ''I love being the Pltcber bocause I love having the !X)Wei' to make ~ strike oot aJXI loci really stupid. It's fun times!" • Evan Horr.sby, 11 ''PlayWJ sincE age four, I love ~ aspn ci the game. It jJst CXIIel naturally for 1e. What I !!APf at is hitti.IYJ beca:JBe it allows yoo to release p!llt-up aggressioo Cl1 the ~ teaL" • Wesley Brolin, 11 �gye OD t'be FfV Pitching, Hitting and Fielding JV Baseball 15-l JV/ Baseball �Why do you play baseball? Vtt:f:l1t wtscn 9 J\t' Ba~ehall 155 �Goct:iiig c:if. After an intense practice, freshman Emily Maas gets to know her new teammates seniors Krista Mehlbach, Alice Ogle, Jazmyn Singleton, and Claire Collins. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Ba~ far the bell. usi.D] their footwork skills, senior Molly Mernah and junior Emily Steiner fight to gain possession of the ball. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Hustle. Rushing to the ball. senior Alice Ogle takes control of the ball away fran~ Natasba Brewton during tryouts. (Pooto by Julie Auerbach) It's lli.ne. Sprinting for the ball. seniors Krista Mehl.bach and Molly Mernah race to gain ~on and an advantage on the field during practice. (Photo by Julie Charge. While controlling the ball, senior Jazmyn Singleton protects it from her Kennroy defender by keeping it clcee to her feet. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) Auerbach) Willd it up. Practicing her powerful crosses, senior callie Lanphier attempts to send the ball across the goal to set up a score. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) I What was the best part of the season?] "The team dinners and the preparation before the games was my favorite part of the season." • callie Lanphier, 12 156 ar it G1rb Socc~.:r "My favorite part about the season was after we were all in shape and started to play games." • Jazmyn Singleton, 12 "I loved everything about the season. took the season as an opportunity to work on my game." • Alice Ogle, 12 I "This season, I really improved game and learned to be a leader, wblO made this season a great experieDC!.' • Rachel Spady, l l �veing the Footwork Eaglecres.t------'· I)OIIglas County·_ ___,/Zl/04 Ll.no:'ln 5/15/04 MontheJlo 4/20/04 oenver South 4/22/04 oenver Wes 4/Zl/04 Man 4/29/04 I<ennOOy /4/04 With a common soccer passion and good chemistry the varsity girls soccer team was sucx:essful. With returning seniors Jazymn Singleton, Lauren Johnston, Callie Lanphier, Krista Mehlbach and Molly Mernah and strong underclassmen the girls were looking forward to a successful season. Each girl bas a different reason for playing soccer, but their common love for the game brought a diverse group of girls together to form an amazing team. ''My dad is a coach and both my mom and sister played so I got into the sport because it runs in my family. It is also a good stress reliever and I love spending time with my teammates." • Krista Mehlbach, 12 Kick it. Headjng for the goal, junior Mollie Savage dribbles the ball down the field as she looks to pass to an open man. (Photo by Julie Auerbach) ''It is great being able to miss eighth period in order to get to away games on time and the bus rides are a lot of fun." • Molly Mernah, 12 "The reason I play soccer is because it is one of the only girls sports that does not have to wear skirts and eye guards in games.'' • Erica Wein, ll ''I love getting exercise and spending time with my friends." • Sarah Cook, 10 ''I play soccer because I love running and exercising. The girls who play are both goofy and fun." • Emily Steiner, ll Fancy footwork. In a drill during preseason, seru.or Claire Collins works her way around her opponent. (Photo ''I love to play soccer for East, because we have a great team and the whole season is so much fun." • Mollie Savage, ll by Julie Auerbach) Front row: Jasmine Haynes, M ollie Savage, Alice Ogle, callie Lanphier, Erica Wein, Jazmyn Singleton, Molly Mernah. Back row: M olly N uanes, Laura Seewald, Claire Collins, Emily Steiner, Sarah Cook, Krista Mehlbach, Rachel Spady. ar~it) Gtrl o~~cr 157 �/hat 'fi ur favonte part at? u-r- ".:)o ~ JV Gtrh Soccer e~ �Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole 11. JV Girls Soccer JV G1rls o.:ccr 159 �Ruby Hill Meet 214104 Brighton Relays 3/6/04 Cherry Creek Relays_..3/13/04 South, GW, LinroJ.n. Manual-3124/04 Boy's Invitatiooucnau..l---:Jt31Z7/04 Sooth, TJ, Maltbello, LiiXXlln ..3131/04 Mullen Runners Roost...-4110/04 DPS Relays'-----·4114/04 Aurora Relays_ _ _4/17/04 Liberty Bell Meet..__4/24/04 GW, Maltbello, West, Lioolln-4128104 ''B'' Mee~-----=>.15104 Eyes on the Finish The talented athletes from the track team had high hopes of winning league and running well in state, however rome of the team members had different intentions for why they took part in track. Some were trying to "get girls'' while other had long stranding rivalries with other oc:hool Nonetheless, each track member had his own rearon for participating in track. Eyes oo tbe prim. While waiting for the relay to start, sophomore Jesse Wall focuses on his upcoming leg of the race. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) ''Track is a hard sport that takes determination and lets you succeed as an individual" • N athan Jones, ll Ls~ ~~na~ls~----~5.n5/04 State Mee'"~:..----=>5,/21-22/04 ''I run track for da honeys. Stay CXJOl and be fresh, uh-huh." • Jibreel Masud, 12 ''I run track because running is fun." •Jesse Wall, 10 ''I love track! I love bea Michael Grissom every time run against each other. I ~ like the feeling of VICTOR. as I cross the finish line my arms raisOO in the Afterwards I am able to kisses to all my fans." • Freddy Thompson, ll Practice makes perfect. Before a meet, ''I enj:Jy running track beca like running against com~ tive people and showing them I am the best." • Izzy Jones, 12 I ''I run track because inspires me to do well everything I do." • Brandon Bruce, ll junior Jon Montgomery throws the discus to warm up and to prepare himself to face the tough competition in his ''I run track because you to show off your talent as event. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) individual'' • Ronnell Jackoon-Harding, Front row: AJ Baker, Bryan Bloodsaw, Michael Grissom, Trevor Bourne. Back row: Ronnell Jackson-Harding, Nathan Jones, Jesse Wall, D:ci J ones, Gary Carter. 160 Bo)S Track v �0!1 yo.rr mark. Setting his feet in ~ blocks with fingers on the starting line, senior Robert Speocer remains focused on the upooming relay. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) AlJialt there. After a long, tiring race, junior Brandon Bruce leans for- Nathan Jones keeps a steady pace in order to keep the lead. (Photo by ward and acx::elerates to keep his leader parl.tion to win points for the team. Ellen Steiner) (Photo by Ellen Steiner) No ~ DO gain. Using every ouoce of strength, senior Jerome Stewart pushes hiJnself to oomplete Road to 8UCXliB. Running quickly, ~homore Jesse Wall works bard to stay in the lead and pass the baton to next runner. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) AlJialt finished. While in the lead, senior Trevor Bourne and junior FrErlrick TbomP9)Il try to out sprint each other for a cbanoe to win the race. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) What is your avorite part of track? thiJlg I like alxlut track is looking :ai at rrt opponents after I pass them. I to &bow thell rrt face and let tbell know t:.e better man will win the race." •Michael Grissal, 12 "My favorite thing about track is the cx:mpetitioo and winning." • Trevor Boorne, 12 ''Wbat I lllte about track is the feeling you get when you're in a race." • Robert Spencer, 12 "My favorite part of track is succeeding in your event because it shows that all your hard work bas paid off." • Brandon Bruce, l l Boy Track 16l �Leaviiig tbera in the dust. Going at a steady pace, junior Kaitlin Duffey keeps IOOVing around the track, closer and closer to the finish line. (Photo by Janie Tippery) Playing catch up. Running in the 1600 meter race, senior M.E. Rauch picks up the pace hoping to catch the leaders. (Photo by ing in the sbotput event, junior Samantha Reimers uses all her strength to projrt the ball as far as she can. (Photo by Janie Janie Tippery) Tippecy) st::ret.cbing out. Doing a quad stretch, freshman Alex Aldrich loosens up Off like the wiJXL Starting her race, senior Callie Lanphier sprints to get into the lead. (Photo by Janie Tippecy) before practice. Stretch- ing is important because it decreases the severity and R.unniJlg c1a1e. Giving it her all, sophomore Nielah Burnett fights to pull ahead in a close the 100 meter race. (Photo by Janie Tippery) I Why do you run track? "It's fun. A way to stay in shape. Pl\18 I get to meet lots of new people." • Samantha Reimers, 12 162 Var~it) Girb Track "What else would I do, play SCXXX!I?'' •caille Lanphier, 12 ''Because of the individual competition, having fun with my teammates, and watching other races." • Lalla Sbareef, 12 "Track is my life. If I didn't run, r suffocate beacuse I need track like need air to breathe." •Ghaea Doss, 10 �ve on Endurance Ruby HLllil.l..l----02128/04 Brighton RelaysL..---03/06/04 CherrY Creek Relays.._03/13/04 s:nth/GW, r...l..ooilil, ManuaL03/W04 Ft. comns 03/Zl/04 Mullen Runners Roost-04/10/04 DPS Relays~o-----04114104 Aurora Relays:...---04117/04 In a sp:rt where every BOOJnd counts, one can only imagine what goos through a runner's head when she sets her feet in the blocks, bends down, and bears the starting gun. To find out, we askOO the girls what is going through their heads when they are running, jumping, throwing or hurdling. What mtivates the girls to sprint acroos the finish line? ''I am inspi.nrl to run track be::ause GW/MB/Soutb,I.jnmln 04/20/04 "Track is a mental sp:rt; if yoo think you can you will, if you think you can't you won't." • Cbanel Patrick, 10 ''To me, running track is not just a cmpetitive race, rather it is a Set. Positioning her feet in the blocks, sophomore Gbaea Doss gets ready for the start of the race, good foot and band pari.tion is esential for a fast start. (Photo by Janie Tippery) ''What inspires me to run track is the sx:eed which makes me jlst want to take off and gd'' • Alex Al.drich. 9 am a determinOO and mtivat:OO peroon. Aloo in part be::ause rey IOCCII ran track as well oo I just want:OO to follow the tradition." • zaneta Sanford. 9 I LeagUe Pre'-l..llj~ms~o----05/12104 LeagUe FillMna:u:lSB...----05115/04 State Mee:~..----05121-22/04 ''Wben I step out onto the track, I allow rey problems to just flow away in the wind. Plus, it ~ me in shape and is tons of fun." e Kaitlin Duffey1 11 building of character. All I see is the finish line. And I don't want anyone to beat me to rey goal." • Nielah Burnett, 10 Leap frog. Extending her leg to gain maximum distance, senior Laila Sbareef strives for more distance in the triple jump. (Photo by Janie Tippery) ''Poop].e always enoouraged me to be involved and jrin a sp:rt, oo through enrouragement and inspiration I chale track, not only for tbooe woo enoourage me but for myself." • Sunrooe IronShell. 11 Front row: Alex Aldrich, Sunroee IronSbell, Taycbeil Pugh. Back row: Te'yoona carter, Samantha Reimers, Cbanel Patrick, Gbaea Doss. �Watch out. Admiring a teammate's defensive seniors Dion R.abouin, Tyler Gorell, Hani Markson, and ~ Marin cheer thei yeof the Tiger teammates on from the sidelines (Photo by EmU Stanford) Kiclt it. Place kicking the ball, senior Justin Tafoya attempts to make his oonversion kick and score an extra point for the team. (Photo by Stephanie O'Brien) Right before the game, the boys CXllOO to- gether prepare cheering getting pumped up. (Photo by Stephanie Front row: Prince Jones, ~ Marin, Justin Tafoya, Johnny Miller, Ryan Escalante, Nate Allen, Chris Dea, Ben Matsuura, Jooh Tafoya, Jason Escalante, Thee Lind, Tyler Mosley. Secxlnd row: Kohan Brown, Nick Rozaclt, Mason Brown, Dion R.abouin, Mike Radatus, Nick Mosley, Max Brehm, zaclt Worthen, Jeff Esslinger, Kyle zalmstra, Spencer O'Brien) Divil:lg in. Rucking his way through his opponents, senior Ben Matsuura tries to maintain possession of the ball while pushing the other team aside. (Photo by Stephanie O'Brien) I "Real fun. U gly guys. ~= Y oodles of good times." • Spencer Valentine 12 ~ys Varsity Rugby Nottingham, Pearce Connelly, Nick Guzzo, zaclt Levek. Third row: Coach Paul Hoskins, Coach Dan Bludeau, Mitch Pond, Colin Whetzel, Spencer Valentine, Tyler Joyce, Jamal Jones, Connor O'Brien, Harris Marlaol, Evan I!cline, Sam Noel, Mike Manco Johnson, Phil Qgzy, Jon Hampel, Dan Almon, Coach Ken Mathews, Coach Bill Baer. Why do you like rugby? "The part I like best about rugby is getting to hit the oppadng team and hurt the man I hit hardest." • Jeff Esslinger, 12 ''I like rugby because I love running around in little shorts chasing after other boys." • Peter Falkenberg, 12 ''I like rugby because the guys that play call me the G.O.A.T because captain America is just too loo,i.n • Connor O'Brien, 12 �Abl galen. In order to oompete at the level oea300 for rogdy, senior C:i.OOy Pincus ooOOitions dally to prepare herself for each game. (Photo by Emily Stanford) set. tll:row. During practice, Danielle Sedbrook gets in position and looks for a teammate to pass the ball to. (Photo by Emily Ready, semor Stanford) nior Fumie Hiromitsu at- tempts a quick to her pass taommate, freshman Emily Mandleson. (Photo by E m i 1 y Front row: Amy Livingston, Alexa Perez, Zena Price-Broncucia, Alex Darr, Mary Cothren, C:i.OOy Pincus, Fumie Hiromitsu. Serond row: Head Coach Heather Jossi. Elizabeth Holmes, Emily Manilleson, Rosie DuPree, Naomi Hiromitsu, Andrea Dej)ng, Danielle Sedbrook, Shoshana Aal, Anne Shaver, Ali Kimme.1.l. Emily Choi, Coach Pat Hoskin. I :;:;....._ _ _ ___. Standford) Drlll squad. Perfecting their skills and ex>ordination with the ball, freshman Zena Price-Broncucia and sophomore Alex Darr work up a sweat during preseason practice. (Photo by Emily Stanford) I Why do you like rugby? "Ru~or 1S an a.mazJ..Dg sport. I. never thought I would play such an aggressive game, but it is so much fun. The rugby culture is l.ilte no other sport culture I know." • Anne Shaver 12 "Playing rugby is cballenging, but it's also an opportunity to make really st:roog and lasting friendshiP~-" • Maria Velazquez, 12 "We become as cloee as a. t~y. I'm not sure what causes it-maybe its tbe fact that we don't play with pads or bleeding on tbe field or tbe gigantic bruises. Rugby's just awesome!" •Alyssa Teves, 12 �Tough bit. Making sure she's got a definite swing, sophomore Leah Millis turns her body to align herself with her racket. (Photo by to tbe bill. Hitting the ball while ~ tbe game. As always. pract:i.al mkes ~trt airl )mi.or Adamma ~ proves it is true as she warms up before practice. (Photo by Mira Totaro- R.unnl.ng r:unniixJ gives soplxxoore A1lis:lD Hall practice for her real matches. (Photo by Mira Totaro-Bloom) Bloom) SUre swiilg. Perfecting her serve, sophomore Leah works on her Wound up. Returning the Millis serve, jmior Julia .siJnmls hits the ball straight back follow-through in order to make a more accurate serve. (Photo by Mira Totaro- to the opparing players. (Photo by Brigid Moore) Bloom) I:::)ooble teuiDg. Having a good doubles partner is always an asset to playing well during matches, as well as, making the games more fun for ~ A1lis:lD Hall airl Ait:ry Kis::kbafer. (Photo by Mira Totaro-Bloan) I h doyoupla tennis? "I play tennis because it's an individual sport, yet we are still a part of a team. Plus, Andy R.oddiclt plays and be is hot!" • Alison Collier, 12 166 Girb Tenni~ / "I play tennis because we are able to improve our sJdll while having fun." • Anna Otte, ll "I play tennis because it keeps me in shape, I get to meet a lot of new people and it is something that oould possibly get me a oollege scholarship." • Aprille Nul.an, ll "I enjJy playing tennis because I IJ)! to watch a little yellow ball go back d forth." • Alexandra Lansing, ll �LU~ocn~ln~--------~V~/M ThomaS Jefferso,u.----3/25/M sou.uthL.--------"3130/M Montbello w~:~------~M ~~~---------~~/M ve Towards the end of the year, many students are tempted to leave &dlool, because of the weather and spring fever, yet spring athlets choose to rompete. Tennis players get the chance to be outside in the sunny weather while improving their tennis skills. With little rompetition in the DPL the toughest rompetiton for tennis came from the Cherry Creek match. "I play tennis because I love the game and it is something I can do to keep me in shape. A18J, all the gir1s on the team are really nice and supportive." • Adamma Spearman, l l atch Up .... ., ....... ,. ·~~ _____. ~,~ ..- /- Wait::illg to return. Before sophomore Jeanme Vanderburg hits the ball back to her opponent, she sets her feet and brings her racket back. (Photo by Mira Totaro-Bloom) ''The best part about tennis is the way the team works together and the way everyone tries their best." • A1liron Hall, 10 "I play tennis because it keeps me in shape and since I've been playing for many years I want to keep improving my game." • Marl McCoy, l l ''My favorite part of tennis is when or supporting fans bring the snacks during games. What really makes my day are the Kudos banH::hocolate chip-it makes me really happy." • Emily Schulman, 12 "The best part are the people, Cherry Creek..-~26/M , "My favorite part of tennis is the snacks during matches." • SUsie Creighton, 12 they are so great and it is so much fun to just relax and en:PY the game.'' • Kristin Barrett, l l "I like serving the best "Tennis keeps me active while Arllls outwards. To make sure she's got because that is when I'm in It's my still it is still a pretty relaxed a nice serve, sophomore Beth Gedion romplete rontroL sport at East." favorite part of the game." moves her arms to make the JOOSt of the •Morgan McKay, 12 • Julia Simmons, l l play. (Photo by Mira Totaro-Bloem) Front row: Beth Gedion, Alison collier, Heather Murphy. Second row: Lauren Delcampo, Alny Kieckhafer, Allison Hall, Julia Simmons, Vanessa Day, Emily Schulman, Marl MtCoy, Alexandra Lansing, Maya Shugart, Caroline Hansen. Third row: Katherine Johnston, Briana McLean, Anais Gude, Leah Millis, Alexandra Kearns, Andrea Yue, Sidney Clough, Margaret Ittelson, Jeannie Vanderburg, Anna Simon. Back row: Kate Pessoa. Catie Gliuja, Emma Anderson, Alice Wotkyns, Mackenzie Jarobs, Christine Jones, Allison Barrett, Molly Gallivan, Keny Fessenden, Paige JiJDenez. Girl' Tenni\ 167 �Club cbeck. Making sure she didn't leave any clubs at the last hole, senior Minda Johnson prepares herself for the next hole. (Photo by Krista Spencer) Pract:l.oe makes perfect. Taking a practice swing before bitting the ball off of the tee, senior Hannah Hathaway makes sure she is in the groove before teeing up. (Photo by Krista Spencer) G.rlnni.ng m. ear to ear. Bot having solid shots that reached green, juniors Brittney Lit and Cbandi Aldena strap on bags and walk down the faim (Photo by Krista Spencer) Powered down the fainay. With a consistent swing, sopho!oore Nioole Proulx winds up to bit the ball toward the green. (Photo by Krista Spencer) In the rough. Trying to make her way back to the fairway without taJcing a penalty, junior Adrienne Christy crouches under a tree and swings at the ball. (Photo by Krista Spencer) I What is your favorite part of golf? ''I know I'm getting better because I'm hitting fewer spectators." • Katie County, 11 ~8 Gtrls Golf "The best part almt golf is 'drag racing' in the golf carts down the fairway. It is also a fun and relaxing sport." • Minda JohnD!, 12 "Golf is a game which you yell 'fore,' shoot six and write down five." • Lauren Philpott, 11 "Golf is so much fun. I love tlll competition and the camaraderie.'' O Adrienne Christy1 11 �DPS Spring Classic 3/20/04 JV Spring Classic 3/24/04 West, Lincoln! North, GW, l(emledy @ City Park--3/30/04 TJ, Kent, Denver Christian, GW @ Kennedy 4114/04 I)e!M!r Chrisuan, LiiK:Dln/Kecned, South, Kent, @ OverJaM 4/20/04 JV City CUp Tournament @ City Park 4/~/04 North, Kent, Denver Christian, West @ Overland 4/28/04 city CUp Tournament Par City 4130/04 @ Second Annual DPS Invitational @ Willis Caee 5/4/04 Regionals.-5110/04 - 5114/04 5A State-- 5/24/04 - 5125/04 veonthe "The most creative shot ever: bitting the maintenance work with my tee off. Did you know that is not a penalty?'' • Laine McKenzie, 12 Girls golf bas continually grown over the years and this year was no exception. Players appreciated the encouragement and constructive criticism of returning coach Nate Austin but, with the arrival of a new coach, the team gained a new perspective on how to improve their golf game. The new coach, Lynne Carothers is the Pro from City Park golf course and said, ''I'm thrilled to be the interim coach. East High bas had a strong program in the past, and I am glad to be a part of it." Many players had the same sentiments as Coach Carothers. ''Playing golf at East is a lot of fun. I enj:Jy practices because they are more laid back than other sports which makes golf more fun. Everyone on the team is nice, creating a relaxed mood and environment for fun. Golf should be taken more seriously. It requires concentration, patience, and practice. Give us oome credit, because golf is a sport." • Chandi Aldena, ll "Golf is always a great to get to lmow your teammates. This year was especially challenging because we have a new coach, but we were able to come together as a team and have a great and fun seaoon." sport • Brittney Little, ll "Golf bas been a really great sport. It is fun, challenging, and a game that I can play for the rest of my life. I really enj:Jy it and love the girls on the team." • Christi Mosher, 12 Tee t:ille. Heading toward the tee box, ready to start the match, juniors Katie County and Lauren Philpott take a second wish each other good luck. (Photo by Krista Spencer) ''This year bas been great because the new coach really takes time to give each of the girls individuallesoons to improve their swing. I think all the newcomers have had a great year." • Sophie Probst, ll ''I like golf mainly because the team is really great and the game is fun. Plus, I got my gym credits without having to do any running or strenuous lifting." •Hannah Hathaway, 12 Front row: Christi Mooher, Hannah Hathaway, A.naOOa DeMartini, Molly Hartman. Second row: Kelsey McClure, Laine McKenzie, Karen D'Onofrio, Chandi. Aldena, Emily Bormann, Coach Lynne Carothers. Back row: Adrienne Christy, Lauren Philpott, Coach Nate Austin, Katie County, Minda Johnson, Mary Hansen. Girl' Golf 169 �ve oveCheerin Cheerleading is a tough sport and is harder than it looks. The girls On ~ rt the world. Performing a stunt, junior Claire Anderson gets a lift from other squad members. Stunts are learned at summer cheerleading camp. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) endured countless hours of conditioning and training throughout the year with their sponsor Ms. Dickerson. The cheerleaders are requirEd to memorize almost one hundred cheers. In the summer you can find them early in the morning along the Esplanade learning and perfocting their routines. In addition to the summer practices they also attend a UCA Cheerleading camp at Regis University. There the cheerleaders bond and become closer as a squad. The girls spend all day in the hot sun learning new techniques and competing with other squads from around Colorado. Sophomore Vanessa Lay commented, ''I really enpyErl being at camp and getting to know the girls." Not only did the cheerleaders attend almost every varsity football game but they also were very involvErl with organizing homecoming. They practiced weeks in advance for the complex routine they performErl at half time. They decorated the gym and chose the theme. Mare ice please. After a run in with a water bottle, senior Sara Livingston uses an ioe pack provided by junior Holly Fi.lak. After completing her cheering duties, Sara went to the hospital to get stitches. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Let's go fresblllen. Cheering at freshman orientation before the first day of school, the cheerleaders show the incoming freshmen the true meaning of lrllool spirit. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) The dance was fundErl by the Cheerleaders and they orga.ni1.ed ticke sales and advertising. Junior Ni.cxJ!e Dewitt added, ''We work so hard putting together Homecoming but in the end it is all worth it to see my friecds having such a great time." 'I'Iyouts are held at the end of the year and are extremely time ~ for the girls. Ms. Dickerson and judges from other Denver area lrlloola ob!ezve the cheerleading candidates. They m be able to preform a dance and cheer taught to them by the re~ cheerleaders. "Tryouts were rough. We had to be able to do the splits and create our own cheer," said :iunior Terrika Stahl. Eighth period is now a class for the cheerleaders. They can catch up oo homework and practice their cheers. "I love having cheer class eighth perux: because we get so much done and have a lot of fun! " eycJaimed junior Melissa Connelly. The girls work hard yea: round to make students and faculty proJ! to be Angels. • Brooke Bucar Front row: Michelle Buchanan, Vanessa Lay, Ruby DeTie, Sara Livingston, Holly Fil.ak, Chelsea Washington. Second row: Melissa Connelly, vienna Beanum, Brittany Owens, Whitney Warren, Ashleigh Owens. Back row: Danielle Griego, Ashley Fleming, Fathima Dickerson, Terrika Stahl, Nicole Dewitt, Ms. Cenya Dickerson. 170 Checleading �Gett1Dg with the boys. On oppari.te day during spirit week juniors Ni.oole Dewitt and Danielle Griego show they are proud to be East Angels. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) OUr teell is red bot! Pumping up the soccer team. oopboioore Ashl.eigb Give me an "E". Keeping the football team on their tCX!S jmicr Mel.iala camelly cheers for a touchdown. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Owens motivates the tired boys during half tilDe. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) Show ct axppart. In the SUIUier cup. At cheerleading camp, junior final football game against Keilll9:1y, the cheerleaders kneel in respect for an injured player. Fans and cheerleaders applaud when the player returns to the sideline. (Photo by Ms. Stahl, senior Ruby DeTie, juniors Fathima Dickerson and Ashley Fleming bond. Terri Cheerleading camp is a time to perfect their cheers and stunts for the upooming !dlool year. (POOto by Nirole Dewitt) Dickerson) Hcewx-1~ Angels. Cheerleaders Fathima Dickerson, Vanessa Lay, Whitney Warren, Danielle Griego, Holly Filak, Claire Anderson, Vienna Beanum, Brittany Owens, Terri Stahl, Ruby DeTie, Chelsea Washington, Ni.oole Dewitt and Michelle Buchanan are ready to present a memorable homecoming halftime presentation. (Photo by Ellen Steiner) I What is your favorite cheer? "'Angels are Bad' because everyone participate when we do it. People get crazy with it." • Holly Filak, ll '"Yell E' because it's that everyone knows and no other !dlool has it. Plus it gets everybody really pumJ;>Erl up." • Ruby DeTie, 12 ''I love 'Angels' because Tyrell tries to do the jumps with us and it gets everyone really psyched.'' • Danielle Griego, ll I "'Stop, Look and Listen' because 1t tells the crowd who we are and it's a split cheer." • Fathima Dickerson, ll �~>Club\ & Activitie\ �180-181 18i!-189 CLUBS/l'OP Tt PtRtORI'.tiRG ARl'S 190-i!03 lub~ · Clt\ Hie~ s.,t_:,;.. ~3 �tnlbatoey Cbapcnao m:: xt rrv e-. rot .st r: nJ rr~ . lut . tte ~ . tre ~ . tte ~ . eryti'~ It· re iy :rnJZnJ h:Nv er 1 tntr;:JS I "'errenVer ~ng ~.d Vvrtil eo, rterrer'.: ecnrdl ll mo re-.d 31d rte :tJ+' a1".:l I am avt:tlna tnat l1a:;l a1 \J4 ! c.cUd ., r tte ootst:W-> d ~ cJa3SeS ~ e r1n:- ffi1 e t:h:' ~l:'.l"r.fS. Cb tre yea- -::hat tte ilty :0, a1".:l .:tng Tth a .tre r. too. Ac, t:re d1a1;rs n r. ere "''t 1'ro"e tc tep r: a1".:l ~tre engt:t dtre :..ctY:o aay 3'ti :xrelil> ~1"13 rt ~· t:.>~ • I'Yl:: 11'l:Ae th r: trated be.cat::e t11Y eeng 6 "r 't an't rrcte d::rlt B..rt: ara'I'Jpt ~ cr~: K.reVv that I Vv 11t:ea tc t:re \rt:tre :a:Jt ·N'tr tre ~ ~ p:JS... ve tilerce. ::.:o. :a w p.rt. nt:o MXw m1 n.r ~G . tJVvC)Ief, 2CX:O v174 Head Boy/Girl ve �Tyrett Oonatdson Tdr Head Bo)/ irl 175 �"Studont oounc;d Je a w-~ way to loam decision maklne ekllle, how to plan ~. ana pet hav~ fun. I hav~ ~aiM to hav~ an Jrnpaot on my echool ana volo6 my opiniOn." •13r!t;t,n,y L.rttlo, 1 1(f'rtutcn Annettone. 1 1) "I~ ~ oounc;d l:>eoaue& I car~ aWout my echool ana I car~ aWout how tt' e run. l3ut I roally ~ l:>eoaue& I lov~ to ~" · Gr~ L!tvalc, 9 "Studont oounc;d 1e aWout plannln(3 ana promot1ne eohool ep~rtt; It 1e hard wori: oornotlmoe, Put whellt I eM my~ ~JOY~ ana ~v~ wo'vo plann&:i It le rowaraJne." • N!o<M ~Wie, 12 <(;q tudent Counci l �Senor Cot.td. ft.ont row: Jamal Huee61n, Lizzi Batt!.,, D~ Gorn6z. Back row: K!ore1;on 6ootm~, N1oo16 ~. Jazmyn StneJoton, Carollno ~ Rovyn ~ ~x Noleon. YE MAkE 0ECISIONS ~ wtth tho fttet day of eohool, ~ GOUnGU work&i ~y to~ 't'.M eohool y~ run as MlOOthly as ~J!,Io. l~thor wtth tholr now~' Ms. L!&l Pot'tm-, thoy wori:M to !nor~ t5Ghool eplr!t ana tmprov~ oommun!Gatlon ""tw~n ~ana~ In addition, Py r~~ ana lletonJne to 't'.Mir f~llow Aneol6, ~ GOUnGU trlod to fix profMm6 from pr~ y~e ana rnak6 2004 fun for ~v~or.o. Smuor D~ Gomoz Mki, "W~ had a oharu to v~ oplnloM r~dlne admlnJetratlv~ ~ Glelone ana tMn lnfonn tho ~ roay. For rno, It'e Pom! an opportunity to ~ an Jmpaat on East, as w~n as, tho olat56 of 2004." Durtne ~w~ ~ooun­ oU prov~ tholr ~ ~OO!p Py bullaJne eohool ep!r!t. ~ GOUnGU or~ ~e to Mlp oaoh olat56. Thoy aJeo ~ ~ hours plannlne ~ pop ral~Joe, eplr!t w~. ana~. On., of tho ~ tnat:1o CN~ tho y~ was tho ae:idJtlon of a ep1r1t w~ Pofor~ tho Snow~~ whloh was a oomblnatlon of MORP ana Sw~tnoart. Junior fhll GaMy Mki, "~ GOUnGU has Pomt (1M of tho~~ at Eatrti. W& w.~t you. 0urtne ft~ Ol"lol1'tAtlon day, eenJot Jamal~ a1d eophornor06 ...loeh ManH ana Cary sn.p..o w~~ ~ .,a now ~. !1'hoto Uy ftlll ~y) For tho last thr~ yos.re I hav~ mot oo many ~ ana hav~ Pomt to 00 many ~· It has ~n or.o of tho~~ that has ~ to 1M In hl(ti eohool.'' •Brittany Roy EMt,.. ~ ~ DyreD liaDoy and }lllor ~ ~Y !!how t.Mr eohool eprtt t1y ~ t.Mr f'tloMe at 1111 Eaet ~tPall !JIIInl'· Many of tM ~ OOI.tlGII ~~~ ~olv~ ~~In echool Py ~play!!,~ twetlte 11M~. (fhot;o Py DONATED BY THE CLASS OF 1939 ~~ �Dotbls tMt&. ~ _pJ61; ~ for ~ eonlote Nt. Homo, 5uzanno MoC~y. Lauron ErJoktJOn and Evan poet) for a ptoturo t.furtne tho Ftont row: Ronnm! Jaci:eon-Hara!ne, Bryan ~. Roiwt ~. ArvJrow Duko, Evan k!obno, Roiwt Graneor. Back row: Robyn l..ateon, Lizzi Battlo, Sara~ Nova Sohnoldot, Lauron .Jolw,ton, I'Jyeea rov~. Jonnlt'or Wsltoro. aanoo. (fhot;o Py fhll ~) ~ oot¥o- Aft« ~ tho ~ and (\UMM at ~ aanoo, eonloto Nova Sohnoldot and ArvJrow Dtt aanoo untll!t'o almoot CNOI". (fhot;o Py fhJ1 Casoy) ''Tho ~ part of' ~ wao mootane a lot of' now pooplo In my !JtOUP· It; wae a lot of' fun!" •Davida Y~ 11 "Wo haa a roally nloo cfJnnor for ~ thl6 yoar. Tho aanoo wao wlokod fun and I'm hopln(3 noxt yoar'o wiD~ ovon ~ttorl" • N&:a Slado, 9 "Homooomlne wae tJO mUGh fun. Thoro woro ~ of' poopio, tho muelo wae hat; and tho aanoo w~ of'f tho hoold I wae roally oxoltod .rout th6 MORP aanoo, Put tho woathor WM too Pad and I }J6t couldn't eot thoro." •Tlf'fany RoM, 1 1 A ~ Dance~ �'Mlllt a VliM'. A er~ V~ow or c:1owntown D&nV&r ana tho IT10UI1teln6 Gtll1 ~ ~ from tho outek:lo of tho &w~n Ballroom. a'hoto l7y ~n ~~n&r) f'rom ~· Ft-ont row: VYhltnoy Ou.pman. Emily Schulman, Jazmyn ~ton. Cannon RoPtnoon, Marta V~~z. Mt~. Ca6ton, Motean McKay. Back row: Joe, l.wano, lyrell D~ Connor O•Brton, Joe, Garv1n, Hal Andoreon, ~x H~. AntJ:y M~. Ot1& Wky ~· ~ to ~ • ptotur~. fr~ ~~!sea Surat ana ~w Eawar~ ana ~ J&Mth ~ ~i'Y tholr i'lr6t tJm, at Morp. a'hoto l7y Me~y Kroeky) Dances 179 �"~a ~w GatnOra- $500.00 f'a~ for 22 rolle of i'llm- $227.32 ~~eo muoh of my ~eonal tlmo- 49.5 houre &~ng In a o1tw With 25 etrJ&. J'RJCFI FAA For ov~ yearPook oan't ruy, tlwo le a fat ~ l1alr16Cl f'hll.•• •f'hll Caeoy, 11 "YearPook hae PM11 a ~ thJe year, but hopofully wo Will Vo happy With ~ ona roeu!t." •Joannlo Wort ana E.Jmear Lynch. 12 .. It ~ a lot of hara wotk ana ~ l1ut whml ~ ~wepapor GOtl'l06 OIJ1:; ~ month, yoo know aD of~ hara wotk paye off." ·J~ Pear-eon ana ~y 5wMte,r, 12 ~Yearbook/Newspaper �w~~· WMnrt~downto~ w~ It 1e Important for ~ to Mlp each otMt otrt; wori: to01'tiw, lb emoore Bnesa Mooro Elmoar Lynch. a'hoto 17y Anna ~y) ana ana eve Wtt ess In hJ#I eohool, two mapr puV11oat1one tbunont tM eohool'e~~. ~ noe and aotlvttloe. "~'hoy aro tM ~lue Y~ and tM ~t Nowepapor. Each puf,lloatlon ehowe tM oplnloM and ~te of tM ~nte who attM:{ tM hJ#t eohool. Tho MW~ etaff produood a papor oallod •'Tho ~t" oru a month. "I'ho etaff etrtved to put out a ~ papor full of~. oomJo etrtpe, eporte eeotlons, ae woO ae, ~ on ~ East aotMt!oe. "i3o~ on tM ~t ~ uniJko any aotlvtty. lt'e ~ana ~xo~" etated etaff ~. }Jt!lor 13rtttnoy l.tttlo. A Iot; of hara work ~ nto ~ papor, rut whon rt f1nally cotMe out oach month, each etaff ~ 1e fuJftl1ed wtth foo~ of rollof ana eatl6faotlon. YoarVook aJetr!1,ution 1e ono of tho ll'lOet antiGrpaua ovonte of tM yoar. To proparo for thJe epoolal ovont, tM ~lue YoarVook etaff haa to work oxtra hara ana tnMt t.ou#1 ~. ·'Tho yoarVook le a rooora of our llvoe for our four yoare wo ept'M In hl(jl ~ It le vory Important that wo ropr~nt each ~nt from tM sohool ana Gr6ato tM Poet yoarVook poee!VIo,'' etated eon~or etaff ~.Ashton WliiJame. "J'ho yoarVook ana nowepapor etaffe roth work oqually hara ana etrfv6 to oatlsfy ovoryono. ~ 1e ~· Ylhllo c;ropp1ne hot p!oturoe ana odrtlne hot ~· Jm1or Alleon Doft'nor ~ ovor ovorythlne to mal:o euro each paeo 1e pori'oct. a'hoto Py EDon Sto!nor) •Syanoy ran: Smioe ftom a. to a.. y oarPooi: le euch. fun c;laee that It'e hard for etudonte lb Jmlore Hannah Laotz ana 6rooKo Buc;,.. to kMp thomeoivoe from ~ a'hoto l7y JuiJo AuorPac;h) ~ ~ ~ tho ~ II1Arff 1e vory Jnvolvod, eonlore, ~y ~. EDon ~. Emily St.nford, Emily ~~ Brttt.ny Roy, 5y@y P.n:, Janie 1~. ~ ~ JeannJo W&rt. Emw Lynch, K.tlo Haneon. Julb ~ .nd ~ O'Brlon dr~ 14' In ora:zy red and whlto ~. (ftlOto l1y f'hll ~y) �5tut:ty ~ G"ttlne roaay for nor pr~ ~nlor YQla Porat eooe ovor nor propar~ work. It 111 Jrnportant to cstd: any ~. eo that tM ploo6 rune emoothly. (Photo l1y Mh rataro-Bioom) Perf~ tW. Dunne a roMar-eal ~ tM ~room, eophomor" Joeh Manelaeb and }JI\Ior Damtil'l6 Grav06 pract;lc;& ~hand ~06 Into tMir ~ Comoalo duoe r~ulr" mor" than }Jet~ Put wori:Jne off of anothm- f'l'l"I!OI'I all w~ (Photo Py Mira r otaro-Bioom) "'" It out. Gotne ov~ an ~ v"relon of tMir ~ eophomor06 Al6x WamPoldt and 1\PVy v~ II@"M to rnai:! ~· (Photo Py Mira r at;aro-Bioom) "My fav01"1t6 part of~ It! tM fact that kkle who partlo~ ~ roally c;loe., and ~ a family." w" ·.Joeh~ 10 w" "My fav01"1t6 part af' ~ ~ tM tripe ~. I~ b ov~t tripe wMI-" I oan to know ~ from otMr eohoole." ""t · ~Parr, 10 /' <182 peech --- "My fav01"1t6 part of~ It! that It "'06 rno tM opportunity to trav"l out of town and ~t a lot of cl!ff~t»>t ~·" •Sarah ~~ 12 �~ loY'· Doln!! a lltitle r~ ~ore Wl'ltln!! hie O!'lj!lna1 piece, pllot Blak6 RltoMn lauP to hlrMelf while ~ectlne hie ~ (fllOto "Y ~ Kroeky) ~pie to~ to tho ~ oompotttlon and thon hopofully on to tho national oompotttlon. Tho t&un f~ Otl tholr MW 6tra~ of tho yosr, euoh as ~ moro tourMmonte and ~lllne ~. f'repartne for an upoomJne trM1;, }lnlote oaoh othor. Thoy also JooKoa to tholr aroae Anna Yanf'ett;, Amy l..cwmi and Ka1il6 Riley eo CNer of~. tholr w~ and tholr a few I'IOtoe and ~ for eaoh other to ImprOVe tMlt p~. (ftJOt;o Py Mira rat.ropie. "I onjOYod ~ Pooatl60 rt allowod rno Bioom) to oxproee mye61f poettlvoly and I mot poop1o that I normally wouldn't moot," 6ald }Jtllor Katto Rlloy. Nat only dJa spooch allow ~ to travol and moot Mw poopio, rt ~t thom to oxpross tholr ldoae oonftdontly. ·~Mooro I W*1t you. f'rCNtne hie potrrt;, Al&o Rippe, a oophomore, ehowe that; ~ OM ~ more than }Je1; all hard wotlc and~ HUinot pl006e are oft.en more popular and ~ ~ tM ~. (ftJOt;o Py ~y Kroeky) Dottl., ~ Wori:!ne on a duo, ~ M.a.,~&~ ~ and RaoMI 5ula:y have fun praotlotne and teMareJne tMlt pl006. (ftJOt;o Py Ke6J&y Kroeky) peeh ~ �We'r& off to ~~&& th& wturt.i ~ on t.Mir WirY to Vlelt tM wtz. eophornor& Cary Shapiro a.a0, e&rOOt Lynn f..r.a.&we (Dorothy), J1i! A.on Bume-D~y <Scarecrow), and e&rOOt ~ ~ man) r&hoar~ Pie down t.M y~ btlok road. {Photo Py fht Cwtl tin oan& U!& t.w& ~ tM ~ to tM lkln, ~ playod l1y ~ N6x Mc.Mnzb, 1M l..vHa, played Py Cora w~ My tn,r ~~to tM ~. playod Py SarM ~1M Molly~. Cfhoto Py ~ l..on&) 1M fii06 at M. Forov~oue, played l7y eonlor Han-16 ~ ~xpt~ hie aneor towarde ~nt.l6, played Uy }Jnlor An f3ur.ti6-D~~y. (ftlOto 17y ~lea ~) "l'v~ alwaye loved Polng In tM productlone and Polng. par-t; of tM ~. w~ alwaye hav~ a fun ~ and M6Joay le ~ll(;rt;full" •Lynn Anar~we, 12 "l'v~ ~eo many f~lnatlne ~ CNet tM ~ thr~ y6C'e and I plan to~ a oar~ out of~ l'v~ loattM" •Tyr~n Dona!t:Jeon, 12 184 Plays "l'v~"'"" ?"'fortnln6 for a 1orJ6 ~. Put I ~ eott~MG eortoue oru I oam& to Eaet. Every ehow hae"'"" an arnaz1ne ~~1'106." •RoPort ~. 12 �Wtrtidl outl ~ t.M f%tlt ~. fre«unart Sam f3urrt6-D6BoeKoy atUm~ to 6taP hl6 GMt mat6, }Jt1lot Dan !War6Z. In Psttl6 ovfJt' Ca&,ar•e tr6atmm1t or t.M ~. Prope play6d an Important roU In ..~ and tM Lion." O'hato Vy ~lea laM) �row: Lynn Andr,we, Ca!tltt Tomllneon, l...uen ~ H.nn.h 1-!.th.w.y, Ovieey Gtov~. Mtla G.wt.on. 6.ol: row: T~ YOlf16, Jc., P.-eon, Rol>ert ~. 5tlwe Hw.c, Tyrell DOM!deon, Jo.,.,ph Te.rc. ~ fl.ont "llovo ohoJt 17ocaueo of' tho ~ It ~ on oaoh lnl:iMiJal 1116rni:lot elnoo ovory poreon Je ~ for Valanoo and eound." eooa eooa •Hannah Hathaway, 12 "lib oholr 17oca~ I van &xpr5ee mye&lf, and lt'e fun. I havo Peon eJne1ne elnoo 1 van ro~." •fJauna Rlvore, 11 ~6. Choir_ __ "I lovo to e~ and oho!t Je a ~oat cla66 J,ocaueo Mr. raylor Je a ~oat 'toactw." •Darcl Bowor, 9 �~~from tM ptano, oholt IMtrtJG- etr""""" ana loudm- tor Mr. iaylor motloM for a 60Uild. a'hoto l7y Ell6n ~lnm') StA~S IN tHeJ~ eves "My fav~ part aVout ~ oholr at East Bohool Is tM etudmrte' ~ to ao a Wldo vanoty of muelc ~ ftom hlp-hop, _Jazz, multl-oultural, to olaee!Gal. Tho w~ c:ilv~relty of etut:ionte allowe ue to pmfonn this muelc at HJ#! a ~~I that Is tM 6tr.ty of many otMr eohoolt5 In tM ar~" ~nt&:l oholr IMtrootor Mr. Taylor. "l'hm-~ w~r~ f1v~ atff~~nt oholre, all havlne vartoue talont lov6le. ~lair~ wae tho rnot5t pr~ of tM @"0Ul't5·lt wae tho ~y ~lootlv6 jaZZ Gholr, which etudonte muet audition for. Chamvm-e oholr wae oot11VInoa of hlefw lov~l malo and f~ ~nte. Thoy w~~ a porf~ ~ whot56 main eoal wae to or6aU a ~U6 and hartnonJoue OOI.lt1d. ~ wae a email w~n'e ~oup who workod on t:l,v~loplne tMir vaue. B~ mmt'e and w~n'e oholre W~6 mainly oompoe&:J of ft~n, ~ to eaJn Val:51c vocal eldllt5. Thr~ tM y~. tM oholr ""rnu-t~nt put on many ~v6nte to Mowcal:56 1"-Mir taiont t5UGh ae 1"-M CaVru-6t, Wlnt6r corurt, SprJne conoort and pop Show. ~ ohoJr wae an ~loatlv~, all tM H.lf ~· Pr~ for tMir Wtrrtb oonoort, Mn~ore ~~ Huiac;, ~~ana~ ial:>ano r~~ tMir ~for~~ a'hoto l7y Ell6n ~!Mr) ~thst~wor6hardw~ and ~ oo no ma~ tM lov6~ ~llc volooe w~~ h&ird ~ tM t5Ghool ally~. • Aehton WJIIJame Do R6 M1 F. So t.. 1i Do. Wat1t11ng up, fteM!nan Dontay Joiw,on ana llOphomor~ Dan ~ ana Mlohaoll...arnPuth tt.Jn6 tMir v~ to ~ ola1515. a'hoto l7y Allleon ~w) Chir ~ �~ hll5 ~ /v, fteMman Daryok ~ ~In~. M 16 .& to play hl6 muelG. (ftlO'to P;y Anl6on ~w) ~ th& tNne. TakJne a look at t.M not&, ft~ Max Mllhan ~ tM ~.lfhoto P;y JuiJ& A~ In~ Maldne 6Ur" that tM ~ ar" 1n tuM, eonn Connor O'Bmn ana eophomor" Ev"" ~e play tMir ~ lfhoto Py JuiJ& ~ CAn 1114 ~ ~ t:bwn. ~Paul Pokrandt ana eophomor" Strnon Brown r"lax M tM ~ MJn ~ tMir ~e. lfhoto P;y ~ A~ ~ tbd; ftri:y ~ ~ on tM ~ye. fteelmr. Cohn Homevy rnaKo6 mueiG to ~ hl6 eoul. lfhoto l1y ~ ~ "I Lb muelG, that eaye It all.'' •David Whrt.6, 12 "lt'e fun and "XGitJne and"'~""" a~ ollanc6 to kwn how to play my horn bottor. f'lue Mr. Oxm.,~""".'' •Mb Banke, 9 ~and "I r~ ""'" mU6lG ana rt'e a"'~ way to I:Mp ~ actlv" In !!Ohool" • N.,a) HoKaneon, 9 �~ tM ~ "" fr~ Ktrt ~lm' ~ tM rhythm to prac;tlc6 ~ tM ~ye In tM ~ or~. (ftlOto l1y Ju1J., ~ llarli row: ~ Bank6, Darycl: 1nompeon. Colin Horntwy. Back row: ft.aeor DownJne, Max Mllhan, ~ f,rowalt«, CollMn Mat6uura. Rlea Thronw~. Bryan ~. Ktrt ~lm'. ~ HokaMon. AN eve FO~ tHe NOtes Band was not; tM only o~o offorod, rut It had many ad\1~. B~ mueiGians woro lntrodt.lcod to lnetrt.lrnonte af tnolr vholoo whllo tM moro aavanooa mueiGians ft.Jrthor tmprovod tMir t5kllls. porform, holplne Ut!J to tmprovo our mt.Jt!JIGal t5kllls." Ono opportunity that tM ~ could tako full ad\1~ of was tM ohanGo to lottor. Stuaonte who wantod to tako &ivan- ao Studonte who oho6o Vand fliso had Mr. Oxman ae a toaohor, ~who has not ~ of tMir mt.Jt!JIGal ekiile could only Pom1 ~for tM paet four yoe.re, tMir t5kllls lmprovod, tMy advanood Into moro oomprehonelvo o~ with ot.hor ~ mt.Jt!JIGians and had tMir mt.U51G rooordod and oold. ~ tM ~of CDe, tM m0t10y was put VaGk Into tM ~ to ft.Jrthor 0~ lt. As tM Vand ~ oontlnuoe to f8"0W, not; only tM vartoty of o~ wtU tmprovo, rut tM '{uallty of mt.Jt!JIGlans wtU ~ ovoryat10 to oxpo~ @"~ lovole of rut 16 an aooompl~Mod. ~ mt.Jt!JIGian ~If. As an ln6truotor of a vartoty of ~vols of~. Mr. Oxman~ "It f#/06 ~ jJY to ~ my ~ havo a ~t In tMir facoe whmt tMy aro tblo to rnako tho mt.Jt!JIG flow.'' Band allowod tM ~nte to brine tholr outeldo l!fo Into eohooi.Smoor ~ f...roeta oxplalnod. "Band wae a @"~t ~~ for anyat10 who approclatod mueiG. Wo had eo many ~ to 00 Vy ~ 0t10 oftM many o~ afforod. As lirm1e 1iM ~ With t.M ~ pr~. eophomor& M.rtt Ganw ~ hie !laMe to mak6 loud eounde to )'In with tM r~ of hie N1a ~~e. (Photo l1y Juik, AuorPach) ~. •Em!Iy Kryzanoweld ioottte tM hom. Ue~ tw PI"~~ Rl6a Thomw~ rnakoe a eharp nme, that et'~ fN~­ ro:ly ~ (Photo Py Juik, AuorPach) ~ tM ~ ~ loolane In amazmnmtt, ~ ft.aeor D~ playe tM ~to mak6 tM mueiG. a="hoto P;( Juik, AuorPach) Band I 9 �J6wleh Stua6nte Unlt6a, YBIIow Rlvvon, STEPS JSU Front row: Anna Kobey, Caitlin Klein, Sarah Dunn, Grace Kaufman. Second row: Jessie Shapiro, Krista Mehlbach, Marisa Milzer. Back row: Aaron Rapaport, Peter Gietl, Krista Spencer, Julie Auerbach, Stacy Herzog, laura Seewald, Molly Mernah, Colleen Walker. Jewish Students United is open to both Jewish and nonJewish students. It is designed to allow Jewish students to come together and take pride in their heritage. The club had Shabbat dinners, speakers to discuss anti-semitism, and participated in numerous community service activities. They volunteered at nursing homes and did food drives for Jewish families. "I think that it is important that the Jewish students get to know one another because there is so much anti-semitism in the world today." •Marisa Milzer, 11 "I like the Jewish Students United club because it is fun to get together with other Jewish students and learn about our heritage." •Peter Gietl, 12 (Julie Auerbach) Y6IIow Ribbon Front row: Kesley Krosky. Second row: Jessica Metzler, Anna Kobey, Karen D'Onofrio, Ellen Steiner, Charla Agnoletti, Michelle Horwitz, Allison Hall, Annie Cline, Rachel Sulsky, Mollie Savage. Back row: Amy Stanesco, Alison Deffner, Michelle Oliphant, Ali Gaass, Alexandra Kearns, Grace Janssen, Kelly Boyle, Amanda Haynes, Mary Sneed, Lizzy Funk, Samantha Haynes, Brittney little, Ms. Smith. Yellow Ribbon is a nationally known club that works to promote the prevention of suicide. The East chapter is specifically designed to promote awareness among students about the effects of suicide. It provides support for students on a holistic level. The club worked hard to expand their efforts in the community. Yellow Ribbon helps students in need of support as well as educating people on how to help others. "I think that Yellow Ribbon is the most difficult club to be in because it is such a sensitive subject. I wanted to take on this club because suidde can be prevented." •Michelle Horwitz, 12 "Yellow Ribbon is important because it provides information about how to approach and learn about the subject of suidde." •Mollie Savage, 11 (Ellen Steiner, Charla Agnoletti) STEPS Front row: Hannah laetz, Katie Manart, Sarah Dunn, lily Reynolds. Back row: Mr. Hernandez, Emily Steiner, Jute O'Dea, Kate McDonald, Phil Casey, Grace Kaufman. Students to Educate Prevent and Save is a club to educate people and students on the consequences of alcohol consumptions and the effects it has on a person. The members of the club traveled to different schools to educate other students on the effects of drinking and how to remain safe in the presence of it. The club also provided Safe Rides for students on weekends to prevent drunk driving. "I think this club is a great way to bring awareness to the people in the community about the affects of drinking and keeping kids safe." •lily Reynolds, 11 " I started this club not to tell people it's not okay to drink, but to teach them how to be safe about it." •Sarah Dunn, 11 �K6y Club, National Honor 5ool6ty "I love going to the Ronald McDonald House and it is really rewarding to see the smiles on the people's faces when I help them." •Alison Collier, 12 "I really like the activities we do and it is great getting involved in the community and doing various service projects." • Lily Stutman, 12 Key Club is a community service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Denver. The club worked to raise money to donate to the Spedal Education Program at East. Once a month, the club also volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House. The Ronald McDonald House provides shelterforfamilies who have children in the hospital and live out of the state, or have a difficult time commuting to and from the hospital. Key Club went to the Ronald McDonald House to prepare meals for these families. In addition, Key Club volunteered at Blossoms of Light at the Botanical Gardens and worked in the soup kitchen at the Denver Rescue Mission. Front row: Rachel Sulsky, Elaina Kelly, Sydney Axelrod, Emma Anderson, Elsa Sackett, Alison Deffner, Alison Collier, Sarah Goode. Second row: Davis Wert, Lila Creighton, laurel Gegner, Cara Faliano, Susan Creighton. Third row: Sophie Galle her, Allison Hall, Michelle Kleiman-Moran, lindsay Pietruszewski, lauren Mangione, Amy Faliano, Morgan McKay, lily Stutman, Valerie Jones, Eryn Tomlinson. Fourth row: Paula Davis, logan McHenry, Karen D'Onofrio, Catie Gliwa, Eimear lynch, Emma Byers, Jeannie Wert, lacey Sweetser, Tiauna Rivers, Brigid Moore. Fifth row: Sarah Ewing, Julia Behr, George Lowe, Brittany little, Jon Hammond, Emily Bettinger, Katie Havranek, Sarah Redfield, Kate Bass, Elise Mann. Back row: Maggie Rounds, Jenny McConville, Ariel Lawrence. NHS "It is a great opportunity for students to explore different areas and learn new things. It also allows students to gain real life experiences." •Brittney little, 11 "I think it is great to be in a club where they reward the members for providing services to the community." •Patrick Cunningham, 12 National Honor Society is a community service organization. However, it is different from other community service organizations because members must maintain a solid grade point average of 3.2. Students are required to complete forty hours of community service throughout the year. NHS is a great way to get involved in the school. The club ran the Bonfils Blood Drive at East and had 49 blood donor volunteers and collected 38 units of blood. NHS also ran in Race for the Cure as a team and had one of the largest groups with fifty plus participants. It is a privilege to be a part of such a prestigious club. NHS Leadership Council. Front row: Hannah Hathaway, Emily Stanford, Christi Mosher, Susan Creighton. Back row: Sydney Park, Lily Stutman, Alison Collier, Vanessa Day, Heather Murphy. Club~ 191 �Am6rfaan Indian, Outdoor/Aipln6, Kappa 1.6aeu6 Am6rlc:;an Indian Front row: Courtney Evans, Stephanie Hay. Second row: Tarah Hoover, Michaellambuth, Emily Wolff. Second row: Mand¥ Moncoma, Jackie Elliott, Karlie Morns , Nas ri n Thunderhawk, Diedre Bass, Alex Aldrich, Sunrose IronShell, Robert Gran_!ler. Back row: Gracie Tynefoot, Will Flem1ng, Bethany DelCastillo, Sachet Woolfolk, John Jacobs. American Indian Club works to unite Native Americans and help others gain a better understanding of their customs and history. They meet Wednesdays at lunch to discuss and plan activities that will promote Indian awareness to current social issues and events. Students from all nationalities benefit from participating in the American Indian Club because they can learn about a new group of people and their customs. "I am a part of American Indian Club because it brings attention to the Indian population within our school." •Sachet Woolfolk, 11 Ml want to educate people about my culture because there are so many ignorant people who don 't understand us, and I really want to form a family with people that can relate to me." •Sun Rose Ironshell, 11 ~outaoor/Aipln6 row: Jones, Russell Meinzer, Cory Hayes. Second row: Lucy Beranato, Amy Steinhoff, Kate Gaffigan, Natash a Brewton, Ilana Martin, Tara Cooper, Elizabeth Weller, Lizzy Mosher, Elspeth Monigle. Back row: Evan Sharpe, Thomas laughlin, Brian Johnson, Sarah McNaughton, Blake larson, Mary Hansen. Outdoor and Alpine Club members work to unite the energy, interest, and knowledge of those who desire to take a closer look at the diverse environment of Colorado. Activities include hiking, camping, backpacking, climbing, mountain biking, snow shoeing, skiing and snowboarding in the Rocky Mountains. Students are given the opportunity to go outside of the classroom and discover the great outdoors. " I really enjoyed being in Alpine Club because I was able to make new friends who have the same interests as me. Also, I was able to get outside of school and study the environment." •Anna VanPelt, 11 Kappa L6a~U6 Front row: Brandon Buckingham, Chauncey Davis, Jerome McPhearson, Chris Thatch, Napoleon Wilson. Back row : Breon Rutherfood, Aurin McCullough , Donald Baker, Fredrick Thompson. 192 Club\ Alpha Kappa Alpha league is designed to do service in the community while learning dances, steps, and routines. It is a sponsored fraternity that focuses on brotherhood and unity. The members of Kappa league have the opportunity to participate in step competitions, performances at different schools, and choreography. " Not only have I made this club my priority, I have made it my responsibility. " • Napoleon Wilson, 12 �f6me, ~p Club, Dano6 f6me front row: Janeeka Holden, Ariel Rose, Emily Wolff, Jennilh Duggan. Ashley Martinez-Doublin, Brie Jones. Second row: Zaneta Sanford, Ananda Demartini. Bree Wilson, Courtney Evans , Hannah White. Back row: Lauren Johnson, Dannika Parson, Channyl Holmes, R:zby White, Jacqueline Elliott, Tiffany Pless. Megan evin, Courtnie James, Rachel Coulter, Lorena Martinez. Members of poms promote school spirit at athletic events. They practice weekly before school with their coach Ms. Amy. They learn the choreography to their dances and perfect their moves. Poms encourages students of all grades to stay fit and support our athletic teams. Their dances pump up the athletes and get the crowd to participate. East is one of the only DPS schools to have poms. "I like being a part of poms because we are one of the only DPS schools that have the program and it shows how diverse our school is." •Dannika Parson, 9 " Poms is fun because I really enjoy encouraging our sports teams, plus our uniforms are cute." •Brie Jones, 11 ~p Club Jasmine Mendoza, Tasha Pettigrew, Ashley Brown, Tierra Briggs. Pep Club helps to prepare students who are interested in trying out for cheerleading in the spring. Students are also given the opportunity to show school spirit and be involved. Pep club members participate in school functions such as the pep rallies and perform at football games. These potential cheerleaders practice during lunch and after school to perfect their routines. They work throughout the year to improve their performances and spark inner creativity. "I had a really fun time learning all of the cheerleading moves and incorporating them into our dances." •Rachel Coulter, 10 " My favorite part of Pep Club was performing at the homecoming game. I liked pumping up the crowd." •Laureen Watson, 9 Dano6 front row: Jerome McPherson, Mikia Caston, dijah White. Second row: Emily Ebner-Watson, Victoria Hill-Traylor, Hannah White, Allyson Svigel, Anastasia Fisher. Back row: Juanita Harris, Selena Rodriguez, Rachel Coulter, Tamika Perkins, Jasine Mathes, Dieshela Lovan, Jasmine Saulters. Members of the dance club practice and perform dances of all styles. Students are given the opportunity to express themselves through the art of dance. Club members traveled to see performances all over Denver. Members were given the opportunity to perform at Cleo Parker Robinson's Dance Studio and work in a professional environment. These performances helped inspire and encourage members to be creative and invent different forms of movement. "When I dance, I can feel life and it is a great way to express yourself." •Rose Green, 9 " Being a part of dance has been awesome because I've been able to get know other students who have the same interests as me. " •Aundra Woodard, 10 �lnt6rnatlonal Cluv, Japan6e6 Cluv, 61~n Lan~ua~6 Clu \ lnt6rnatlonal Club Andrew Engel, Emma Livingston, Emily Schulman , Lauren Johnson , Suzanne McCartney, Martin Caesar, Elisa Dreyer, Morgan McKay, Ananda DeMartini, Anna Behrens, Elizabeth VanBlerkom, Kiersten Booren , Susan Creighton, Nick Hessler. The International Club was devoted to promoting international awareness among students and throughout the Denver area. It also was a place to learn about the world from a different perspective. It was a place for foreign exchange students to feel welcome and for other students to learn about their country and their culture. The club also provided a way for students to learn about abroad programs and have the opportunity to participate. "The International Club is a great way to let East's foreign exchange students feel welcomed and to show them a good time. As an exchange student in Brazil last year, I learned how important it is to feel accepted by students with a language and culture entirely different from your own. " •Emma Livingston, 12 Japan6e6 Cluv Front row: Jack Dowling, Tarah Hoover, Morgan Beem. Back row: Joseph Tabano, James Berry, Dominique Richardson , Max Lichtenstein, Mackenzie Morrison. The Japanese Club was created to explore aspects of Japan, such as animation, origami, manga, and Japanese food. The club met weekly at lunch and was sponsored by Mr. lucero. The club was established by current East students who were interested in Japanese culture and language. Many of the members learned beginning through intermediate Japanese. "The purpose of the Japanese club is to help students learn Japanese who cannot take the class during school. The language, culture, and Japanese animation is so interesting. I wish everyone was in the club to learn about this culture. I enjoy giving something back to East and I hope the club lasts for many years." • Joseph Tabano, 12 St~n Lan~ua~6 Club Front row: Jenny McConville, Lalonda Smiley. Back row: Mrs. Lesar, Mrs. Lute, Becca Winslow, Rosey Green. 11.)4 luh Sponsored by Ms. lute, this club taught students to converse in sign language. For members, who know how, the club was a chance to talk to new people. The club encouraged all students to learn sign language. The club hoped to break down barriers between those who can talk and the deaf. The club helped build bonds between students who otherwise would not be able to communicate with each other. "The sign language club is a very fun club because we get to hang out with friends and speak in sign language. The club is a great place because it is a new door to meet new people and see a whole new world. I also love working with Ms. Lute. She makes the club fun with all the activities she encourages us to do." • Jenny McConville, 9 �Oota~on/EPYCS, Conetltutlonal Soholare • Oota~on/EPYCS ....._... uoctagon/ EPYCS is a club that is extremely fun because we get to help people out throughout the community and the school. I feel that we actually make positive differences." • Alison Deffner, 11 Octagon/EPYCS was a club devoted to community service and promoting AIDS awareness. They worked through the El Pomar Youth and Community Service organization to raise money to give to other charitable organizations. With the help of El Pomar, OctagonjEPYCS donated $8,000 to the Denver community in the form of grants. They raised money by running the school store, selling gift certificates and arranging bake sales. Events they attended included Race for the Cure and volunteering at elementary schools. This club also worked with fellow East clubs to put on the AIDS/ HIV awareness assembly. Front row: Joan Belden, Lindsay Taubman, Katie Lind, Chris Castillo. Back row: Dmarie Hoffman , Elsa Sackett, Sirina Milsap, Jessica Metzler, Megan Fessenden, Elena Trenholme, Alison Deffner, Adamma Spearman, Annie Simon. Con law •1 really like Con Law because we get to take everything we have learned and use it in a debate. Even though the debates are nerve racking and require a lot of studying, they are really fun . It's really satisfying to win." •Elyse Friedman, 11 Con Law was also known as the class AP US Politics and Government. In the club, students learned about American governmental policies and politics. Ms. Sutton was the coach and teacher and she taughtstudentsaboutthe constitution and the American government. With their thorough knowledge of government, members of the team compete in tournaments throughout the state and the nation. The class was divided into six panels each specializing in a certain aspect of the Constitution. Over the past decade, the team has repeatedly placed in the top 10 in the nation. Front row: Dmarie Hoffman , Sirina Milsap, Jessica Metzler, Jennifer Ritter, Molly Nuanes, Stefanie Demong, Sarah Dunn, Damaris Graves, Jasmine Rowe, Adamma Spearman , Ms. Sutton. Second row: Ben Lebsack, Paul Pokrandt, Justin Gautier, Elyse Friedman, Matt Steninger, Andrew Regan, Miles Freyer, Michael Wilkerson, Chris Murphy, Andrew Engel, Zach Worthen , Ben Temple, Peter Zarlengo, Max Lichtenstein, Evan Sharp. Cluh 195 �PANDA, MEChA, FBLA PANDA Front row: Kaurel Bentley, Mikhail Vafeades, Alea Littlejohn, Mariama Sannoh, Lizzi Battle, Brandon Bruce. Back row: Dion Rabouin, Aprille Nulan , Stephanie Hay, Jazmyn Singleton , Whitney Chapman, Nicole lewis, TJ Rhine , Fatuma Noor. PANDA, Pan African and Development Association , is a club that deals with African and African-American cultures. Students are able to study a different culture from their own. Different teams study different cultures and the teams compete in PANDA competitions against other teams throughout the state. The East team has won for the past four years, which is a first for this organization. " I like the fact that I can study about my ancesto rs in a fun and informative way. I get a lot of useful information , and at the same time, I get to know different people and gain new friends ." •Aprille Nulan , 11 MEChA Front row: Monique Sandoval, Suzanna Martinez, Ms. Cosgrove, Dulce Munoz, Julia Arenas, Angel Duran, Denise Gomez, Veronica Solis. Back row: Daniel Alvarez, Adriana Knop. MEChA stands for Movimento Estudantil Chicano de Atzlan. MEChA studies the Latino culture and the civil rights movements that helped the people of the Latino culture. This club takes action in the community by helping tutor kids. It is important because they are working to help the Latino kids become successful. The students involved in this club also learn about their own cultures. " MEChA is aboutha~ng diversity, about helpi ng students, and ha~ng fun ." •Dulce Munoz, 11 " I have enjoyed being in MEChA si nce freshman year because it has allowed me to develop strong relationships with my peers and learn the importance of being proactive in striving for social inequalities." •Denise Gomez, 12 FBLA Front row: laKeshia Cooper, Shantell Ndem, Joslyn Owens , Mercedes Scott, Tiffany Stewart, Auria Dupuch , Alea Littlejohn, Katrina laniohan . Back row: leeOunda Butler, Hal Anderson , Andre Hines, Mariama Sannoh, Vanessa Howell, Julius Mitchell, Evan TJ Rhin Jarrett Reed . 196 Cluhs The Future Business Leaders of America focuses on modern economics and the business world. FBLA competes in business-oriented competitions throughout the year involving accounting or other business topics. This club travels to different schools and competes against other teams to show their knowledge of business. FBLA also helps students prepare for their future. " FBLA is a club compromised of adults and youth implementing expertise in business applications. It prepares students for the real world. w •Hal Anderson , 12 " I enjoy being in FBLA because I share my interest in business with other members. I like to show the other schools that our school is the best! " •Alea Littlejohn, 11 �Amn6ety lnt6rnatlonal, Moa61 UN, 66r6nalplty AmnBety Front row: Danielle Sedbrook, Emily Sed brook. Second row: Amanda Nichols, Margaret Jttelson, Katie lind, Theo lind, Damaris Graves. Back row: Matt Nash, Anna Behrens, Daniel Voiles, Max Lichtenstein, Matt Steninger, Abby Hetterich, Alex Wamboldt, sser. Amnesty is a club that focuses on politics. Among other things, the club has written letters to get political activists out of jail. The people in this club are devoted to helping people all over the world. They have spent much time writing petitions to ensure the human rights of all people in the world. Amnesty is unique because it deals with international problems. "Amnesty is an organization that not only appeals to what I like, but it also does something about it. It appeals to me because it is very interesting and unique." •Matt Steninger, 11 "I like being a part of a club that works to help people not only in our own country, but all around the world. It makes me feel like I am not only involved with my own environment, but all around the world." • Katie lind, 11 MoaBl UN Max Lichtenstein, Nathaniel Hedman, Wendy Whittaker, Andy Brown, Nate Allen, James Berry. Model UN is a club that deals with governmental issues. Once a month the members of Model UN go to different schools and participate in mock UN conferences. They focus on a specific issue at these events and the students argue their side as if they were a part of the UN. The best team is given an award. This organization gives students a chance to see what it would be like to be a art of the UN. "It is really fun to get into the head of a representative from another country. It's interesting to see what it would be like to be a part of the United Nations." • Nate Allen, 12 "Model UN is a great way to expand your understanding of the world and how it all works together. It helps students to become more involved with politics." •Andy Brown, 12 6BrBnalplty Dr. Hobbs, Caitlin Tomlinson, Fumie Hiromitsu, Peri Sullivan. Serendipity is a club that mainly deals with writing. This club gives students a great opportunity to express themselves through their writing. The students involved in this club have a chance to publish their writing in a literary magazine. This magazine has a little bit of everything, with artwork, photography and short stories. These students create, publish and sell a magazine. "Serendipity is a great way for students to be able to publish their work for other students to read. I really enjoy being a part of a club that gives you the freedom to write and publish your poetry and writing that other students can buy and read if they are interested. I really enjoy it because it is very different and unique." • Peri Sullivan, 12 luh-, 197 �5ta~6oraft Front row: Sam Burris-Doskey. Back row: Even Simmons, Clarence Mills, Tom Gabel , John Jacobs , Jack Markson , Darius Chapman, Alyssa Teves, Zack Susel, Sarah Macko, Ana Reisti , Patrick Noto, Mary Wade. Stagecraft is a unique club that helps facilitate activities such as plays and clubs such as ETC. Stagecraft builds sets for school plays and vocal music performances. The members of stagecraft have the opportunity to experiment with theirimagination and create wonderful scenes. They have hands-on experience, creating sets and environments. FCA Front row: Chip Simmons, Marcus Reed , Officer Dudley, Andre Woodard. Second row: Aaron Vigil, Kahlie McPeek, Charmaine Billingsley, Cassie Ybarra-Dudley, Dannika Parsons, Malachi Hamilton, Robert Spencer, Rachel Gonzales, Kaitlin Duffy. Third row: Bryan lyman, Cheyenne Hughes, Kayla Roper, Michelle Buchanan, Vienna Beanun , Ashley Martinez-Doublin , Michael Mara , Keane Abraham, Quanisha Beard . Back row: Graham Carroll, Fredrick Thompson, Dayla Royce, Tyler Carroll, Catherine Johnston , Cory Wilson , Cameron Estep. Sponsored by Officer Dudley, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes address present day topics and events with an emphasis on Christian ethics. FCA deals with issues ranging from substance abuse problems to after school fights. The members are constantly reaching out to others in the community and provide support for each other. ETC Front row: Molly Hartman, Josh Greenwood, Michelle Kleiman-Moran , Clarence Mills. Second row: Carter Eggert, Abby Malman, Kat Morris, Chris Yara , Kardi Constance, Aprille Nulan , Felicity Durocher-Harleman, Ariel Elich, Alex Darr, Cliase Parr, lynn Andrews , Jack Markson, Jack Dowling. Third row: Kerry Fessenden , Rose Green , Kelly Dalton, Maria Nave, Teddy Scott, Michael lambuth, Kerry Essondor, Jeanne Vanderburg , Madeline Joyce, Clair Fadal, Zach Susel, Beth Kochevar, lauren Brady, Tyrell Donaldson. Fourth row: Matt Garner, Joe Tabano, Steve Hulac, Emma PhillipsStrain , Teresa Salazar, Pablo Castro, Sierra Ackerman. Back row: Tom Gabel. l uh~ The East Theatre Company is a creative outlet for students who enjoy acting and stage design. The club gets together once a week and works on different aspects of the theatre. The club produces a small dramatic play and a large musical throughout the duration of the year. They also produce small student-directed plays at the end of the year. All the members of the club are very interested in drama and theatrical expression. "I really like stagecrilft because I love building and creating th i ngs . It's really great to bring all of our i deas together and make an amazing set. I also love seeing what everyone has to think up and then create." •Pat Noto, 11 ''I'm i n stagecraft because it is a hands -on experience. You have the ability to think of something and then actually build it from the ground up. It's nice to have something and be so interactive after sitting still in class all day. " •Mary Wade, 12 ''I'm a member of FCA because of the strong sense of unity I get fron it. In FCA I know it's safe to express my ideas and just be myself. We all share similar ethics and opinions and can be there to further help eachother in solving all types of problems." • Cameron Estep, 10 "In FCA we have the opportunity to discuss current events and add our own thought or opinions to the subject or situation ." • Fredrick Thompson, 11 " I enjoy participating in the theatre company because of the variety of things we get to experience. Throughout the course of the year we choose plays and skits to produce which entails helping with the set, choosing costumes and of course acting it out." • Kardi Constance, 10 "I like how I can grow as an actor as well as a stage person in a whole environ ment for little if no money. The atmosphere is more friendly rather than competitive. " • Tom Gabel, 12 (Not Shown) �HHALO, 136A HHALO First row: Ms. Duggan, Mr. Lucero, Mr. Morr. Back row: Elisa Dreyer, Teresa Salazar, Pablo Castro, Lauren Brady, Sierra Ackerman. The Homosexual Heterosexual Alliance for Leadership and Outreach club was founded on the goal of making the public less concerned and more accepting of others' sexual orientation. The members of the club meet weekly to discuss ways to unify the school community and reach others with their ideas. The club is sponsored by Mr. Morr, Mr. Lucero and Ms. Duggan and many other teachers support the club by putting rainbow stickers on their doors to show that their classroom is a safe place. The club also strives to hold school assemblies to bring awareness to their fellow students about the effects of discrimination and prejudice against diverse sexual orientations. "HHALO is such a great club because it's very unique. Not many other schools have a club that is so supportive. It is a rather positive and optimistic environment. " • Pablo Castro, 12 BSA Front row: Tiffany Stewart, Kiki Caston, Auria Dupuch, Mariama Sannoh, Joslyn Owens, Jazmyn Haynes. Second row: LaTonya Curry, Whitney Chapman. Back row: Shania Mitchell, Kendra Love. Black Student Alliance is a club that East is proud to have due to their involvement in the community and their positive spirit. Some of the activities the club sponsored were the Brian McKnight concert, the January Martin Luther King assembly and Marade and Black History Month. BSA also serves as a beacon in the school's community by offering support and counseling for all students. BSA welcomes all races and creeds to join their student alliance. In February, which is Black History Month, the club gives information about significant people and events in black history on the announcements. luh-. 199 �Robotloe, Color Guara, Drill TBam Color Guara Front row: Jordan Benson, Julian Howery, Katie Mullen, Erin Smith, Terrance Williams, Phoebe Stathes, Viki Eagle. Back row: James lewis, Robert Granger, Kyle Mize, William Webster. During some major sporting event and assemblies that takes place at East, members of the R.O.T.C. post the colors of the United States and the state of Colorado. These dedicated students also represent East at civic events. To become a member, students musttrain and study extremely hard to be able to represent the United States. "I joined Color Guard because to be in it, you have to be the best of the best. From all of the divisions of R.O.T.C., Color Guard is number one in movements, and I think that it takes the most training. I am in the Flags division of Color Guard because this particular section requires a lot of attention and precision." •Katie Mullen, 11 tloe Front row: John Schaal, John Hart, Amy livingston, Tammara Hanna-Anansi. Back row: Quinn Morrison, Matt Page, Walker Williams, Devin Rodgers. Robotics is a national organization that was formed for students interested in engineering. The robotics team spent the fall preparing for January's competition. They received a box of parts with no instructions. They had six weeks to build a robot that could perform a task. Then they attended a competition at the University of Denver where they competed aganist other schools in the district. "I think that the best part of being in Robotics is seeing the finished product at the end of the year. It is cool to be a part of such a influential national organization that allows so many students to expand their knowledge of engineering and metalwork. It is also great to have such a knowledgeable teacher as a sponsor." • Michael Williams, 10 Drill T6am Front row: Allen Walters, Terrance Williams, Mike Pafford, Phoebe Stathes, Erin Smith, Janeth Acosta, Bethany Conner, Nichole Finnie, Elshablei Gaines. Back row: Darius Chapman, Marcus Tinsley, Will Webster, Kyle Mize, Robert Granger, James lewis, Kylia Thomas, Katie Mullen, Matt Garner, Jennifer Walters, Shaquita Carter, Tiffany Baldwin. luhs Drill Team consists of two sections, Drill, which was co-ed and Honor Platoon, which was all female. Drill Team was the exhibition of rifle presentation where students spin a non-Loaded fourteen pound rifle in unison with their teammates at competitions all around the country. Students practiced daily to build strength and rehearse their routine. 'Tm in Honor Platoon and it is really interesting to be on a team with all females. In Honor Platoon and in Drill Team, one needs a lot of discipline and courage. It is also really important to have trust in your teammates because when we present, drill becomes a team sport and the team is only as strong as the weakest link." • Phoebe Stathes, 10 �R.OJ:C, lnduetrlal IBoh R.OI.C. "I joined J.R.O.T.C. because I thought it would be a good opportunity to meet people. Once I joined I realized that to be in J.R.O.T.C. it is a great honor and that to succeed a person needs dedication, commitment and discipline. I really enjoy J.R.O.T.C. because it teaches me the value of hard work and the feeling of being proud in what you believe i n .~ •Kyle Mize, 11 (Kevin Matthews) R.O.T.C. , which stands for Reserve Officer Training Core, is a division of the army. All over the country, a program called J.R.O.T.C. teaches discipline and selfworth to high school students in addition to sparking their interest in the military. R.O.T.C. is an important class that has more than 40 students enrolled. The R.O.T.C. consists of many different components. The Commander's staff is in charge of leading drills, maintaining order and managing the cadets. Cadets are usually underclassmen who are able to rise to Commander status with hard work and dedication. • Front row: Jennifer Walters, Marie Vaguhn, Robert Granger, Julian Howery. Back row: Ryan Thomas, Kyle Mize, Sun Rey Eagle, Kylia Thomas, Kevin Matthews, Lt. Col. Russell. lnduetrlal T6oh " I really like Industrial Tech because it allows me to work with my hands and build something. It's satisfying to see a finished product and, in the process, be able to hang out with really cool people who have the same interests that I do. Another reason that I love being in Industrial Tech is that Mr. Noble is really helpful and knowledgable." • Emily Wolff, 11 Industrial Technology, which encompasses shop students and the Robotics team, had an eventful year. This club focused on the development and progress of industrial technology in Colorado and around the world. In March, Industrial Tech club took a trip to Chicago. This trip focused on car manufacturing in the city and the legendary architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. This club, which has become more popular, was sponsored by Mr. Noble. Mr. Noble was a member when he was a student at East in 1989. When he became a teacher, he wanted to offer the same opportunity he had to his students. Front row: Jeremy Yara, Sasha Reschechtko, Emily Wolff, Rachel Livingston, Amy Livingston, Devin Rodgers. Back row: Michael Williams, Cory Wilson, Robert Granger, Ben Dixon, Mr. Noble. lubs 0-: �The studeflts fea ured on these pages represen the unoff1cid top ten senors oco emlcolly oosed on the r grades from •he f1rst seven semesters. Wh:'e !110rntoln1ng on e celient ocodemrc performance these top ten students also 1mmersed themselves II" o vane y of e trocurncu or ad v1 res 1ndud ng sports consli ulionol scholars thea re clubs and oct v1 res wh e st1 f ndng lime to o end donees ploys cancer s and sport ng even s The lime t'ley spen creatrng memones w1tf-. fnends teachers and tt'IVI o fellow studeflts was valuable They hove not only crea ed mefYlOrres but hove le{t beh1nd o legacy The top en senors from the doss of 2004 el1c1 ed o vonety of responses from the teachers who wor ed "lOSt closely w th them ff,e1r commen s 1ncluded the follow1ng ~F1ve of my counselees ore 1n he op 10 They ore all deary Intelligent very respons1ble and very 1nvolved It has been my pleasure to now hem and I w watch •he news for spec ocu or och evemen s 1n college and beyond~ • Mr Hahn counselor 'foP ~All of hese rds ore energe 1c and ocodemlcolly onented ~ •Ms. Bo es art teacher 1ntellec•uolly '1onest students I've ver doubt 1-x:Jt o small group of thoughtful comi'T'I ted c1•1zens con change tr,e world ndeed 1t s the only th1ng that ever has~ • Mr Coloc1no SCience ~These stud nts ore a very gen• work hard '"love a good of humor and ore reo! people· • Mr Schroeder mot 'I ~hey all show evidence of hard wor and of cons1stent hard wor ~ • Mr lucero geography ~1 would hove o soy these ore sorne of the l,ordest work1r~g and hod~ • Ms. Salazar Englsh No matter w re they go 0 1g school 1 1s easy to see •ho top tens uden s of the c: ass o{ 20:: proved 1-)o hey were no 1~t oc dem1colly ncl1ned ou "llde mo durrng the r four years IT' school • Brooke Bucor t SIIAVtR Dr le --owledge s a dangerous ng deep or as e rot Pyreor> Spr ng Because sho ow dra 1s I"' ox cates yc:xx bram Bu dr ng deeply sobers you ago n e gnorance s b ss ·ron rus s frOM dSUS(> stagron wo er loses +s pu- •y and cold weo•her becomes f•ozCP even so does noct100 sop f-e v.gor of the m nd • • eonordo do V nc I IS fo( y 0 be WISe. • Alexander Pope t~.titl Scaut~.tA Attl IIDRitt w rot corry a 91.11 Frari Wnen I go 11-v-own 1r o IS war had o dear ~s and ng Wit •he Pen•ogor ro gi.TIS corry yc:xx books 'I c.orry 0 orct\ · carry o tLne I' corry or corry over carry forward Cory Grant COSJ and corry corry me bock o Old V rg n a · even rar or you haw Me haw but I w ro corry o gln· r • f-iow eye MAS.H "By tiY me hods we l"'llY learn w1sdorT' wh1cr IS ro Second y m o on whr& s eo and h rd by exper ence w id> s •Con'uc<JS b1 ersw •• �Al't Attt ·r l\tARIA VttA2QUt2 101.1Tey s the reword" • hove eo nt ence from he a a ve • Too st Soy ng yet s range I am 1..f19rO e'ul a • a CRtiGIIl'D "f'..lot ev yl ng •l,o• con be cOlJ'Ited COlJ'I s and not every h ng that cOlJ'Its can be COlJ'Ited • •A bert Enste.., lA 1 hese eochers • Gibror> CAJ.!PBttt "You cor' bu a are a 1on on who you're go1ng o do · • --lenry Ford ALYSSA Ttvts ·o her peop may be there •o l,e p us 'eod' us But t de us along OJ pa f> lesson o be lear"led IS a ways OJ'S • • Melooy Bea!11e "The best part at I fe IS no t'-151 surv v ng but f-.r ~ng­ w h poss~on and corPpass Dr' and tuner and s and generos ty ana naress.· • Mayo Angelou Top Ten 203 ��6 Gh66r6a on th6 boys' SOGG6r t6am ana ~Iris' softball t6am In th6 olty ohamplonshlps ana a~aln In th6 stat6 playoffs. WB turnBa out In drov6s for th6 football t6amB hom6oomln~ ~am6. WB finally hacl a suoo6ssful p6p rally. WB sor6am6a at th6 Brian MoKnl~ht oono6rt In th6 aualtorlum. W6 watoh6a our fBIIow atua6nts In aW6, p6rformln~ In Androo/86 and th8 Lion, ana In ThB Mz. WB support6a our Constitutional Soholars In th6 atat6 ana national oomp6tltlons. WB show6a our An~BI prla6 for th6 sohoola first Snowoomln~ W66k. WB oh66r6a th6 boys' baskBtball tBam to vlotory In th6 stat6 ohamplonahlps, ana th6 ~Iris bask6tball t6am In th6 olty ohamplonahlps. As th6 y6at oam6 to an 6nd, W6 oontlnu6d to support our An~Bis on th6 ~Iris' sooo6r t6am, th6 boys' laoross6 tBam, ana th6 ru~by tBam. Th6 yBar was flll6a with ln6morl6s, that you ml~ht hav6 for~ott6n, in eaSe yoa 6tink.erl �\le\, \\e are so proud of )OU . You ha\e prO\en to be a ~reat leader. \e\er let <Ul)One or an)thing keep \OU from doin~ \\hat )OU \\<Ult to do . Take God along'' ith )OU e\Cf)\\here )OU ~o and )OU \\ill ~o far in life. Thank )OU for being the a\\esome per on that )OU are. 1.0\e, \tom. Dad. , henee and .Jo\ aughn Always our winner! We're proud of you son! Love, Mom, Dad, Bella, Qa, D · y, 01a and Sombra J~SIIi 3HA.PIR@ Jtssu:. Wt'Rt PllOUn or lOU...tvtll lliOUG8 lOU QII))('l Gtl lilt SlWillC &Ol.t Ill lLallr.. l.ovt. ~ JlAn UD Cut Dear Walker, Than~s for the love and jo)' )'OU bring to our lives. God's blessmgs on your journ We love you, Mom, Dad and Wendy 11¥ Jlmne oflife in,. ehiJd. ~ brf6htJy W~k>~yom RUB\' h. DHTIH Jam .ro ,Droud cfJIDU. S'ou Ia~ $J"011M Info 111cl a SsaurvulJIDUR$111H)man. J 6noM JIDU Mill Ss~t~cct~.r.r/ul in /vt~. cJVMap twmt~mSt~, lo 6H,D Ual lt~ad liNd II.¢. J/o~JIDU, c:/J{om ~Bab Picture �in the 6tink. of an eye 'rRISTIN MURPH\' We love you THiiiS big! Enjoy the condo. Dad, om, Kyle and Piper-Lenore \tit lOVt YOU lOTS! Lovt~ l.tot.!J bAn 1an G&liDt.!l 0HRISITI M@SHER ~y y~ life Pe PkSSed witJ, ~J,es, la~~Jner, iJ,d J,Qpp~ The sky IS the l1m1 See and believe you can rove your dreams. We love you and are so proud of you Mom and Dad Rememver always ~o ltJft Your #1 fane we love you. rece.ved." Evan, yOU t>ave persevered tflrotJgf> socne cflatteng.og tcnes, and I arn so .nspred and proc..dl CoogratJtatiOOS on yOtr acf>.evecnentl Mom and Dad /1@Wfiu MI®!i'fl &.li9JPJ [§}&.JPJ Evan, 'To latAgn often and mtAcfl. to n tne respect of Intelligent people and tne affection of cnildren. to earn tne appredation of flonest critics and endiAre tne !?etra~al of false friends, to find Vie best :n otners. to leave tne world a bit better, to now tNen one life nas breatned eas er becatAse ~OIA nave lived. Tnls is to nave SIACCeeded!' -Emerson We love ~OIA, Mom and Dad Bah) Pi lure 0 �ets: We ew .&a6y TRISSA. A.MINIA. n, as now, th6 look on your fao6 says It all: oonfla6nt, lnqulsltlv6, smart. W6 ar6 proud of you ana know you will ~o far. W6 1ov6 ~ou. Mom & Dad ..,..~rs~ ~sP., Y~f'-~W:V""f~ ~~Y~WP."f', .,..~~~ P.S Y~f'. Cif«N''r-1. ~f'.'u.. ~WP."f'S W:: 1"~ F~ EMII.!lV NIEf>T A.l.!ll ~IMMEI.!ll.!l Wit~ promise, poteVJtial, m111c~ love "You hold lnflntt;y In tho palm of your hand. and otornrty In an hour." aVJd lAVleVJdiVJg s111pport we pro111dltj seVJd tjOlA OVl !jOIAr watj to realize tjOlAr dreams aVJd respect desires .. ~ Loo~ betjOVld tjO!Arself.' We love tjOlA so m111c~, Mom aVJd Dad All -WIIIlam Blal:o To tho ~nt Alii In all you aocomplleh. ovorywhoro you vonturo, all tho daye aMaa, you eo wtth our lovo. Daddy and f3onnJ6 Done! Bonfinue fo reacH fo~ard IRe RigResf stars_ ~ifR pride and respect Love, cJJrom Mom and Dad 3PRNORR VA.hRNTINR Spencer, You are making bold and exciting decisions about your future. The stars are therekeep reaching for them! We love you and support you. Your Family tn.Jf>en yo<.J senate ... Tf>e wf>ote wortd senates watf> yo<.J! Congrat<.Jtataons, We tove yo<.J so en<.Jcf>! Oad and J<.Jdy moen and f.arry �When they told us that you couldn't hear they also told us that you would never be able to speak. Boy d1d you show them! Not only can you speak but you are fluent 1n Spamsh and s1gn language. We were also told that you wouldn't be able to play the p1ano because you couldn't hear. Well once aga1n you proved them wrong. You are a very spec1al person and we wouldn't want you any other way. We are very proud of you. Keep showing all those people out there that you can do anything you want to do!l! Love. Con0ratulatlonsl You havo ootn0 ESUGh a lone way and havo onrlohod our llvoe boyond ~ Thank you and Poet wl8hoe for a wotldorfulllfo. lt'e tlmo for you to fly. Lovo, Mom, Dad, Luko and Ca!ob Remember what really mattersto be true to yourselL your family, & your friends. Keep reaching to be everything you can be. We love you, Mom, Dad and Eric To otAr bo\:1 AVld\:1, From tV1e begiVJVliVlg... A ~id witV1 a great smlle aVId a lot of V1eartl Love alwa\:15, Mom, Dad aVId Matt WHITNEV ~ERR OJH!ratulation~! Toda} i~ )Our da). You're olfto great place~! You're oil and a'Aa)! You have hrain~ 111 \OUr head. You ha\e teet in HlUr hoe . You can ~teer }our~elr n\ direction \OU choo e. And )OU 'A iii ~ucceed . Yc~! You ''ill! (l) and 1/4 o/r guaranteed) Much Love. 1om and Dad Follow your dre~ms ~nd m~y The ruTure brin8 you conTinuec:J smiles! Love .. Mom . D~d. J"~Ke . Lis &. Ch~rlie Y~ ~ke "S very p~d ii,d we k~ y~ W111 c;~""'e tQ ii~ "S iit everytJ,~ y~ dQ, L.we, ~"'' !)Qd, TiiylQr ii,d Spe~er Bab Pt tur 209 �a6y "aulJ!~m~m6~r ~R~nc~ you cam~. !You ar~ so lov~d. !¥our J'ond~sl Jldmir~rs!l>ad, cJ!rom, and J!osi~ ~A.TIE .. The h1ghe.,t form of w1 dom ,., \..mdne-,-.." That '" what you repre-,ent, Julie. You are now and ha\e alway'> been an m'>plrauon to u-. 1 We love youMom & Dad ·· ~iies rise ~i.9hesi ~s~•nsi.1ne ~~"'~ - noi Wlih li.·· - Winsion Churchill Love. ben. M~ry .~nc:J ChrisTy H Or~e o oor true pleasures flas beer~ watcl\ Vlq oo grow lr~to tl\e person yoo 1\ave become. we wlsl\ !:10U flappiness. success and many adventures as you Journey Into tl\e fiA ure. We wcmt you to now 1\ow prood of ou we are and tflat we loveyoo Love. Mo Carrie, "You are who you are because of where you were when ." We are delighted with the wonderful woman you are . Love and Prayers always, Mom , Dad , John , Mich and Russ WHITNKV h@lliSE 0Ha.PM).N Congratulations Whitney· You go g· I! Keep on reaching beyond the stars. Always keep God in your life and your rewards will go further than any boundary. God Bless You! You make us all so proud. We love you! Mom, Dad, Courtney, and Lyndsey .., I 0 Bahy P1 ture Con3 r ot Lt\ c~t t ons .. [\\ en!. rY':oj jOLLr 3r o dLtc~tt on b e c1 wonderf'Lt\ b e3 •nntn 3 !. Lov e .. .om c~nd Dod �BrigidStrong, Brave, and True! Love Always, Dad and Mom Momo- I love you so much. If only you could see you the way I see you. Congratulations! Love, Lucy Love. \NILL YO\J·VE ALWAYS HAO YO\J~ EYE ON tHE BALL. 9 we A~e ve~v P~ouo oF YO\Jt LOVE9 MOM & 0AO hmeh-a-lamy dreamin RuPaul believing o amu a univer e! Lo\~ ", Mom, Daddy, and mily Dear S+-ac1:1 ( onel:l 3v1V'1'1L:l) W1+-~ 00iAr a en+- for see nq P a.A+-~ ar'ld Vlg YIA ~ VI peop e ar1d a face s ot te ~OIA are read~ to face ~e word We are so proiAd of ~OIA Love Mom, Dad aV'd Bree EMlbV 3TA.Nf@RD Dear Emily, Yesterday's Park Hill Panther is today's East High Angel, and tomorrow's citizen of the world. You1l be the light of many lives. May luck and love be with you always. Mom, Dad, John, and Teton As a baby, we dreamed of all that you could be. We're so proud of all that you have accomplished. There are so many more challenges ahead. We will always be there for you. Love, Mom, Dad, & Mere H b) Pt tur 21 I �a6y th, t l'\c opcn~d up Ill} he rt I kmm that .Ill} thing I \\Unt c n ~. 'okt II~. 'ol·t it~: tr n th. l'OUr..lgc, and \\ j,Jom in 'ide me." lnu1a Aric Con •r.atul.llion' Juhan!! You .arc: our priu~ and jo)!!! Lo\c. Aunt Tami and Famil ntJ\\ hEIGH R@O~W@@f) lo our kljh-ld: .....dtJd in thd t ti,JU there·s d hedrt I love. I·m .JC>Md tcke 1t w1th me whetJ I ,JO." "'K.{l p Truckm ON, Much 6oV{l, Mom, ved end Tim Love. tllom dnd fJdel MIOHEbbE f) H91tWIT7i 1jou hat' frrxl n so much matured o mu<"h and accompft h••cl o much from ih,•nlo non /h /t'{ 7/L ;ounPy b•'fll/ 7/nclnon 7/ndyou at ,., acly J/l( ,//h chalfen<J• a !fOU alaay hat • l Jdh c:onjul.'nce ancffo llTom barf { ftzabe/h k·a 71/an <lane and "Jrank We ~qrew up in sepclr~e wor~J~. C:omin-9 -t:o5ether cl!jcltn tn your sentor yeclr. N'ever lose sisht or your Jreclms clt\J wnen you become JiscovereJ. never SclY Ccln"t. Love. OclJ clnJ J'en 2 12 B by P1ctur A cflarmer since tfle dafd fie was born! �ttp rn the btrnk of an eye PIPE~ 'M~@N.l.bf> &f) .a. EA. GEb@ B usted! We love you guys! A nna, J ohn, and Melli We nave watcfled 'Nitfl amazement C15 J10U nave grown from a smafl cfllld loo~lng at tfle "NDrld witn eyes full of "NDnder and excitement, to a young man watcfllng to leave fils mari upon tnat 'NOrtd. We are so proud of tfle person you nave become. Our love and support will be 'Nitfl you always. Love Mom and Dad "Not forever, only for awhile." You have learned well how to embrace life's journey. We love you, Mom, Dad, Scott and Davis E'MihV 30Hllh'M~N emil}l8~in9 info 1/ie.fulure.; re.acli for /lie. stars. ~l's all ~ailin9for }IOU. ?Fe.'re. so prouc). .Cove. c!Jtom, !Dar), 3e.re.mu, an() e&e.lse.u Persistence. Keep it up, Lil, and you'll get everything you want in life. We are so proud of you, and we love you very much. Mom and Pop y py and peace StJ'T"'tJfld yOCJ, Contentment tatcf> yatr door, AN::~ flapp.ness be w.tfl yOtJ OOlll AN::~ btess yOtJ evermore w.tfl tow and pr.de Qbn, Oad, Oorrnot, and Gteen R h P1 ture 213 �aby uon~ muet hav~ c;haoe In on~e~lf to ~~v~ birth to a danc;ln~ etar.' - N I~tzec;h~ From: Th~ Rothe, M lll ~re and ffirat e MAY YOUR EYES BE FILLED WITH WONDER AND YOUR HEART ALWAYS FILLED WITH JOY. LOVE, MOM AND DAD D ear S ara, Your family is with you 1009--o! You GO GIRL! It has been a prh ilege. pleasure, and delight to \\atch the child, m} daughter. gro\\ into a strong. beautiful. confident, bold. proud. sass) but not )et full) independent. oung \\Oman and \\ho. I hop . in )ears to come. continues to gro\\ into the \\Oman she \\ill be ome. I'm o \er) proud. LOH\ tom 7)rdl 1re ~ n yar eye has reen 1:i'e kttt n OJ tfe-tb'l't ree rt! >au am do all lbmg lbrough C!Jrid uho trmgthen you. Pbrlrpprt/11 :13 We bleycu Frcm tvtm Dad. ,Antew, Mkey a"d SteJa II e are o proud ofyou. II e lore your ery much, mrd u ~ b you mucb uc tn life JOliriU."J From: 110111 antl1it)'lor "If ljDIA SIArreVIder to t~e air, ljDIA caVI rrde it: -TOVIi MorriSOVI We love ljOlA aroiAVId tV1e world aVId bac~ agaiVI From Mom aVId Dad You are beautiful, athletic and a wonderful writer. Your caring personality and many talents will allow you to be successful no matter what path you choose. Keep up with your journals and your poetry. Love Dad, Mom and Colm 214 Bah 1'1ctur �Dear "Minder~ Sweet, kind, and loving. You light up my life, and I know your future is bright. Congratulations! Love Mom "Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine." Sydney, Nice Legs! May they carry you far. -Anthony J. D'Angelo Love Mom and Dad Love Your Family ~~ISTA. MEHbBA.OH MooWe love you tons and are so proud of you! Crab life and live!! From: Mom, Dad and Amy MollyStrength, creativity and passion. This you have given us. Carry it forth with joy. We can't wait to see where it will take you. From: Mom, Dad, E, Teeny and Bear Dearest Julian, I am so very proud of you. I wish you the very best. I know you will continue to deal with life with the dignity and respect that has been instilled in you . W1J LOVE YOl, SOC!' DEUGHT "Deal with yourself as an individual worthy of respect and make everyone else deal with you in the same way" -Nikki Giovanni FROM: DADDY Dl CK, MO.MAIY DLCK AND 1STERDUCK B h\ l't tun: 215 �f>@MINIQUE NIG@l!JE RIVERS Mikhail, God has given you many gifts. Use these gifts to be successful and to help others. Love Mom You were our blessing sent from above. You were beautiful then and even more beautiful now. You made us laugh when we wanted to cry. We love you so much and we are so proud of you. Always follow your heart and never lose faith in the Lord who will always hear your prayers. Love always, Morn and your big sis-Danielle We are so prot.Jd to be yot.Jr parents. Vot.Jr srmte reftects yot.Jr anner beat.Jty. S•g (.QUE Wearoas KantawWetts HEA.THER MORPHV -"'Nothing htJpprzns un/~ if's Rrsl tJ dr{ZlJm." -CtJrl J>mxiburg ~ qour rmmy tmmts to mtJk~ qour dr{ZlJms oom~ fro~. MtJk~ qour choie~ WiS{Z}y ruxi r~~mb~r w~ lov~ qou. bov~, Mom ruxi C£>&1 ... oVJe VligV!+ I V!eard Papa sa1;1 to Mama ·Mama, go aV!ead aVld let tV! at cV!ile boogie woogie. Cause it's iVl Vier, aVld 1t gotta come out: JoViVJ Lee Hoo~er We love 1;10u Peep. Mom, Dad aVId Romeo 2 1ft Bab P1cturc 1M t5000nd ~ PoMf'lt6 from what' e l&u-Md from tho fltet. Wo aro eo proud of yoo fl!1d yoor ~· WfJ looK forward to all that yoo Will ~. lhJe le tho ~ of tho roet of yoor lifo. 13., tho Pe6t that yoo oan l:>o-ln all yoo dol Lovo, Mom, Dad, fl!1d Lindsay llhal9tji liar pro• Hl.•nc._. /, r/tJQ><•tl on man lhal1s ro do•ar lo h1m ar fur cht!,Jr.."'nf" .. ( l('t'I'O 7/IJSou '!""'art? our 9n"oh•..sl;oy '" hjt• I Gonlmu<' lo tz<Jrk han/, afiL•lfjS £, compauwna!. am/<1/aa'l r bt• op<>nlo Ihi! D'Orl'f ClflfKJr/u,ullt'.J conun9 !JVllr tlJOf I Lur ya' /)a./a/1(/llrc,m �1;)ou I<' lronr; amft,•rl{fer Sweet and Sassy Baby G" I. Yo sp· it and wisdom wi I carry you far and w"de. fJelermrnet"/ ami kine/ (~· ar;er r 'lour prr·r/ 7fowufle r 1 'lour mmtl 7fler /he n,ar/ I hal carries 'fOil. Mamma, Daddy, Sista and Puppy Lot<', Jl(om, /)m/ anr/ }l(;'f.e ~ -- f t: 9: _.,- ; I ~~ 1 {1: 1/, , ~ i- ~ ~! ' · /_. · ·is/; ~~ ~ - - ·IS , I ',/1 I,. '1 ' Love, I ,,_.,,,., Pw·stAe ~ow· dreams lASiVJg ~otAr priVJciples as a trtAe VJortV! to gtAide ~otA. Savor Y!e searcY! as mtAcY! as tV!e stAccess. JtAst doVJ't a~e a morVJiVJg ,ob! Love, Mom, Dad aVJd LatAra "fy Bo JJm Bov Con~ratulatlone etar manl Bov, Ch6le6a, Cal6v and M6llnda (your fan cluv) DA.rtE T@ BE DIFFEI'tENT A.ND F@bb@W V@llft @WN STA.rt (NA.NA.). b@VE V@ll WITH A.bb @llR HEA.rtTS' BRVA.N ANDREW Bb@@DSA.W Yru ~ a d1a-rrt;a .}Q.nJ rna? wrth a bea.Jtifij ~;ty Ca7th.e to fcbv }Qf cteart8 cn:1 (J7. cn:1 " w~ bei&e that ti"ere 6 rothna that .}aJ carot a:i1it::Ye., M.t:h tve, tvt:m Bly, Dari:i, TyeJ, Da11a1, cn:i Terrerce You came to u,, pcr!'ect in your hcauty ,md v. eetne . 1y prenou,, a' you grev.. ou 'hov.ed u your ulUrag~ and thoughtlulne '· 'ov. a' you go out into the v.orld, rememhcr. you an: \till pcrfeu. I'm \O proud! nd I can't \\ait to 'ee v.hat el e you v.lll '>hov. u'>. Lo\ealv.a}' 1ummy ~a,ha. 1\h Ime. I thtlUl•ht v. h n \\e met I couldn't hc·any prouder. But u\ the year' ha\e gone hy, you ha\ c prO\ en me v. rong over and mer again . 1y pride 111 you grO\\ '' ith each and C\ef\ da\, Daddy· • B b Pa ture 2 17 �·-:ngets: We g You have a unique vitality and your influence has always been strong. You participate and excel in the moment, yet you reveal spiritual insight beyond it. We love you. Love, Mom and Dad BJ J@VGfi It t<, JU<,t the begtnnin g \\ h.lte\er )OU can imagme. )OU can achteve Keep the faith . keep )Our <,Cn<,c of humor and keep up the good \.\Ork . v e are o proud o f }OU. Lo\. e. Mom and Dad From tVIe beqivwt!VIq ~OlA ~VIew life was meaVIt to be evJJo~ed. EVIJo~ ~olAr VIew life as aVJ adtAlt Go for tVIe gtAsto! Good ht1C~, SOVI, Love, Mom aVId Dad Don't be too ed by her size! u e that energy to achieve your goals. From, Dad and Lu e nhe Guys) The world is your rodeo! We are very proud of you! RS VOLJ Cboose VOJ.Jr pa~b in fife, ns~en ~o and ~rLJS~ VOJ.Jr if)S~inC~S ~0 QJ.Jide voLJ. Remember ~ba~ ~be joJ.Jrnev i~serf iS jLJS~ as 1mpor~an~ as ~be Sarah Pretty! You have such beauty, strength and energy! Always strive to keep 100% of yourself. We are so proud of the person you have become and the challenges you have ach ieved . Always remem ber that there is no set path in life .. make your own and go for it! Love, Mom, Dad and Holly des~ma~ion. we rove voLJ, Mom, oad and Jeremv 21 X Bah 1'1 ture Love, Mom, Dad and David �H Dear Harris, We've enjoyed every minute of the ride with you. As you go off on your new adventures, may the force be with you. With Love, Mom, Dad, Jack and Chili May you stay forever young. Love, Mom, Dad and Emily lJR u A DIPRAY 0 WILL ALWAY BL YOlJR LIF T L VE,MOMA FAMILY cJEaria, #Jteep on rollin!f,' offlo oolleae and IRrouaRoullife. .Cove, cJEom and fbad You are one of the B .. ' T things that ever happened to u , and now you 'II be one of th BE T thing that ever happened to the world! We love you! Mom, Dad, ' am, and all the Bub! Reflect on what you have learned and take time to li ten to your heart. Congratulation ! Much happine , ucce and your love to you. Love Mom and Dad ou 've grown into a wond rful young adult. You make u very proud. Love Mom and Dad Lu, Congratulations! ay you conti u to di cover nd enjoy the ums life has to oner. Be kindhearted and iovtul. Yo ea the o d to us. Love, om, Dad nd Katie B b) P1 lure 21lJ �Jus IN TA.f@V~ HH THA.WA.V HA.N Vot.J flave atways been yot.Jr own person and beads above tfle crowd. Oon't stop now! 7be d!lfermce betu·een a ht bu•aJ and a fnum) ts /hal ttben )'Otl eJ 011 a bt hua) )'Oll hm to knott ubere l'Oll tire geJtmg off. hut ubelll'OU eJ ontb fre('lm)~ you arefree to go u heret·er;·ou um1/. ' 1/mmah a 'e 5 moen, Oad, and Josfl tfu·a; lak /be freeuay bone;. wt·e 11om and '\Coli ulur.? r1 d/ hr/m:; :;ou on!:; /JJt• he I. fi!..•memiJC'r, :;ou only JJm,<' /o plea eon<' per. on /nlrje ami /hal /J :;our elf 6ov<' Your bri3ht eyes endjoyful smtle hcve elweys ··potnted·· you tn the ri3ht d trec.tion. We ell love you end '"'ish you t h e bn3htest future. Love. nto . Ded.'1\ett. end nter[JeUX. Grace"To give beauty or charm." My Baby doll: Always be that precious little weapon of mass destruction so that boys will never take you away from us. Love you always, Dad and Mom To our fir. f, our Ia f, and our only. from form and f:iana, Mom and ®ad luvs you bu \1Jr Bt r l11en and o\\ ) ou art· our uru hine l hen and O\\ ) ou makt• u pmud Then anti o\\ Your name says it all. We love you so much! ~ l' look foNard to \t'< mg \\hat thr futur(' \\til hnng for )OU. Mom, Dad, and Annie 220 B 'Y PtciUre lm ' \1 om and llJL! �ap in the 6tink. of an eye fl1MIE HI a Qirf ~ba~ ever was. Wba~ ~MRS" Love, Mom and Dad Clapa and JRom Mom, Dad, Erin, John, and Mike and ltf~ ha"~ h••t:n <'< r7/ndnon /he n hof.•aorkl a , [f,mtf.• lo h at •' you ,funmy mil- 'l""r h arl andmmd alaay• 9"m9fr9fd !lcxtrdt .·amJan<ft •achjarlh ••far :h>N< Knowledge is fuel for the mind. We are proud of you and we you do well in college. Our precious. Love, Mama and you 6ur I fr£.~ a un upon our ~•pandm'lntllit/,, aarmthyouhrm9 Jteep 9our 8parKie, 9our IoN, and 9our jo9. Jtim RigR and 9ou r,i/1 oRanae IRe r,orld. .CoN~, Pursue your dreams with an open mind and fearless heart and they will be your reality. We are proud of the person you've become. norfd < tnc<' i/u•n /0< , r f..,. 'I' MollyYou have always been an Angel to me. 7J. 1/alaay [,,. proudr/you Love, Dad Lot<' JJrom lJacl 7/aron and Lauren, 1 ou ar >so beau!/;;/ .. You're ec eryf uizlj a'e hoped/or.. Looe, 'Jlrom, /)arf.. 71.>/er .C 7?achef Rab P1 turc 221 �the est n we Ctmgratulatioll !Jiicbaelj., we wi b }'OU well ill all your future endear•ors. !Jiay God conti11ue to add ble i11g i11 your life as you trar•eltbe path that He bas et before you. love. M andDd !Jiom, AP~Ih wn~s@N ''J\,;s-,. .,.~.,. . . . .~. -,.~ Yo.J WIU... ~ .,..Otl>l "1"0 LN~.'' -c;«"1"~ f~@M ~ OllTE J@VFllh V@ll H~VE O~@WN INT@ ~ BE~llTIFllh V@llNO h~DV I ~M S@ P~@llf> @F V@ll S~SV ~@VE. eongralula!ions lo our fflracious &pril. 98a are so proud of JIOU! eon/inua fo slriva for IRa 6asl and don'/ looli 6acli, looli for....,ard loa ....,ondarful fulfillingfulura . .eova af....,ays, &unite cXim and family you ~re the :J_re~Tes1'!jifi tn~T liFe could h~ve !jiVen us. &e true To yourselF~nd ~lw~ys Follow your dre~ms. MGM MI~E. 'rVhE~ ~ND Love. F~MihV Nom~ndD~d J ~RE~ Wlhhi~MS Destinee Rae, you are the vision hope, the light at the end of a dark tunnel, you were born into a world of obstacles, to conquer is your destiny. Near or far I will be there, because there is no greater love than the love I have for youyou're my inspiration. -Mom- 222 B.tb)' Pr ture l,ife ~ 61 ~:reat ~~ WIIW61S 6111'1 y~ s~ki t"I'QW Qn tbe piltm ~ it y~ "'"· �ttp in the 6tink. of an eye To w.u; Federico: Ere-. un gran regalo 4ue Thanks for be.ng sc..d> a IAIOOderit.Jt son. VO<.J oove tac.Jgflt yOc.r parents so flX.JCh and lUe oove ood so flX.JCh togetf>er. (Ave, moen and Dad no~ uio Ia uida. un regalo lleno de magia. el cual poderno adrir cuando 4ueramo~. ) en el 4ue encontraremo~ siempre mensaje-. 4ue no-. im itan a Ia retlexion. a Ia tolerancia. Pero por erncima de touo L..L MQIL Te 4ueremm. mucho : Julian. Li Laura leVhfi BISI@ Break loose! Now it's time to u e your gifts and talents to explore the paths that are open to you! We love you! Mom, Dad, and Ross .) Y ou were Batman. Y ou wrote your first play in killdergart.en and your first soog when you were nine. A state cbampiClllSbip i.e s:xr.er at 13. Tatay, you are sweet and caring and COillpassiooate. We are exr::itai for your many taDorrolt's and what you will give to the world througb your filiDs. Y ou're EXJ nice, you could make a strawberzy Slllile. We love you oo mucb, M ea and Dad Your J'nr/(!penrlenl ~f)lrJ/, .~en w ojhumor, inlefhyence. anr/ arl/1·1/c lalenl a tfflake you anya hc>rv you a anllo yo. 7/uiJJ'i br"y. 7.:Jc> love you llrom. !)ad. and /)lea May th~ anc;&!t;ore oontlnw f!!!Wl,..... to ~ and bl~ee your .}:JUI118Y to~. ife e 10% W1at ~ to .}OJ cn::i SO% tvN .}OJ rea::t to tt." We we t:he l./t:m:J5t fciti7 n rea;t;K;rs. Lov~ you, Mom, Dw:i, GrandrncJth~r. Elfj8h, Elayahwon, Charl!ea Bab} P1 turc 223 �3A.MllEb NEEDHAM Walk vaokwarae eo you oan wave, vye,-J,ye, V6GaUe6 llf6 With you le M6V6r aull. ~t6r hae le,ft the, vullaln£3. Daa ~ Your eyes seek out the good in people, your l1ps speak words of kindness , you walk with the knowledge that you never walk alone. You never throw out anyone, your beauty is not in the clothes you wear, or the f1gure you have, but in your eyes because this is the doorway to your heart where love resides. Your true beauty is replicated in your soul which you lovingly g1ve." Words from Audrey Hepburn 's Beauty Tips. From Dad and Knsti Wtt lovtt you forttVttr, Wtt Will k you for alway~, '(I~ long M Wtt artt liVing, Our baby yOU'll ln. Lovtt, Mom and <f>ad We Viave beeVI blessed wit0 avt aVY~azivtg dav1gViter wVio we are pro!Ad of. We love ljOlA verlj W1tACVi. Mom ar1d Oad t-telj Sis, I love i;10lA SlAzzie Voo have f.tted ou- t.ves WtLf> py. Youheart knows tbat we tove yOcJ beca'JSe yOcJ are a prec.ocJS gJt from God. 6e strong and stand for God. God w.U gu.de yOcJ oo .!JOt.r own pat.f>. We tove yO<J, Dad, Q)ocn, Peter and Oav.d " Be a football (Rugby!) to time and chance, the more kicks, the b tter, o that }OU inspect the \\hole game and knoll its utmo t lall." Emer, on To lason, \\ho embraces all that life has to offer, \\ho ghes us immen e jo}, and \\ho make us nry proud. You \\ill al\\a}S have our unconditional love and support. Continue to dream big, aim high and take action! Love, 1om, Dad, Logan, Cobin, and Gaia We ;re so prouJ oFyou. you h;ve srown up to be such ; sre;t youns m;n. Love. Mom;nJD;J �Barocas , Andrea ........ 22, 110, 111 ,148, ~ 16 MW eJ0a1b for Ave 149, 208 I, Ari .... .... .. . .. .. . .. .......... 76 Barren, Allison ............... 76, 167,186 I, Shoshana ................................. 20 Barren, Kristin ............................. 56, 95 raham, Keane ...... 56, 142, 143, 198 Bartholomew, Allison ....... 56, 181 , 236 kerman, Sierra .. 20, 198, 199, 212 osta , Chelsea .20 , 110, 111 , 148, 149 Bartholomew, Greg .............. 66 , 136 Bartholomew, Tracy ............... 22, 209 ~eosta , Janeth ................ 66 , 179, 200 Bass, Deidre .............................. 76, 192 ~eosta , Roxana .... . ..................... 56 a1r, Marcus ................................... 66 Bass, Kate ...... 76 , 120, 121 , 150, 176, !dams, Jonathan ................... 76, 123 177, 191 doms , Anna ............................. 76 Bates , Ron ................................... 90 e1, Charles ................................ 20 Batsford , Andrew ................... 76 , 142 ei. Thelma .................................. 20 Batsford , M1chael............. 56 , 142, 154 b1m, Ogenna ................................. 20 Battle , Eddy .............................. 66 , 136 noletti , Charla ................. 56 , 92 , 190 Battle , Lizzi. ........... 9 22 ,52 ,54,118,177, :l, Daniel .............. 76 , 116, 185, 186 178,196 ert, Cristina ...................... 76, 127 Battu-Bodnar, Dylan . 22 , 115, 222, 223 ena, Chand1 .. 56 , 124, 125, 168,169, Baxter, Alura ................................. 76 83. 187 Beam , William ................................ 76 nch , Alexandrea .......... 76, 163 192 Beanum , Vienna ...... 66, 170, 171 , 198 xander, Garry ......................... 90 Beard, Latoya ................................. 56 xander, Keith ............................. 56 • Barakat ..................................... 76 Beard , Quamsha ...................... 76 , 198 rezza , Shawn ........................ 90 Becken, Chelsea .................... 66 , 159 en. Alexandra ............................... 20 Beczkalo, Alexandria ....... 76 , 112, 141 n, Brittany ........................... 76, 99 Bedard , Michael ............................... 56 n. Nate ......... 20,164,183, 197, 203 Beem , Morgan ........................... 66, 194 n, Phylicia ................................... 76 Behr, Julia .......... 17, 66, 140, 180, 191 n, Sandra ............................... 66 Behrens, Anna ....... 56, 145, 194, 197 on , Ben ............................... 66 ,146 Belden , Joan .................. 56 , 120, 195 eyer, M1ra ......................... 20 , 54 Bell, Alv1n ................ 66, 107, 108, 109 on, Dan .....•....................... 66, 164 Bell, Starla .............. 56, 139, 140, 141 :varez, Daniel ........... 14, 56, 185, 196 Benavente , Maia .............. 56 , 185, 187 don , Corey ..•....•................ 76, 139 Benavidez , Alicia ............................ 56 1man . Manuchehr ...................... 76 Benson, Jordan ..... .... .... 22 , 200, 209 ·ntan, Trissa ................ 20, 52, 208 Bentley, Bnanna ............... 12, 76, 78 :!lOry, EliJah .................................... 76 Bentley, Claire ............... 66 , 121 ,150 ~rein , Kealan ....................... 76, 154 Bentley, Kaurel ... 12, 22 , 187, 196, 224 ::Derson, Alexandra ................. 20, 217 Be rena to, Lucy ....................... 66, 192 'lderson , Claire.56 ,145, 170, 171 , 183 Berg , Nichola .......................... 76,158 ::Derson, Emma .76 , 112, 113,167,191 •llerson , Hal ................... 20, 178 196 Berkman . Tamara .... 66, 127, 185, 187 Berry, Dwight ................................ 139 erson . Kayla ................................ 21 derson , Leslie ............•................. 90 Berry, James ................. 22 , 194, 197 erson , Nick ..... 8, 9, 11 , 21 ,152,153 Bettinger, Emily ....... 76, 112, 186, 191 cdrews . Ariella ............................... 76 Bettis-Locke , Kern .......................... 66 lldrews, Lynn 14, 21 ,184,185,186, 198 Bettridge , John .................................. 56 rews. Monica ......•..•...•.......... 10, 76 Billingsley, Charmaine ...... 76 , 107, 198 nanakos , Evan .......................... 103 Binder, Carliss ................................. 90 eles-Camacho. Luis .................. 66 Birkett-Stevens , Melba ...................... 90 elo,Dane .21 ,53 ,91 ,128,129,208 ,213 Bishop. Anne .................................... 66 ele, Christopher ......................... 66 Bisio . Kyle ........................ 22 , 115, 223 ele , Patricia .............................•. 56 Blackmon . Kevm .............................. 76 i, Asko ....................................... 66 Blair, Deanna ................................... 76 :a1, Peter ....................... 56, 107, 108 Blair, Ren ................................ 122, 123 o1ne, Corey ................................. 92 Bla1r-McCotter, Jeffery .................... 76 :chambault, William ....................... 76 Blake , Aisha ...................................... 66 :cher, Celeste .................................. 90 :ch1e, Dominic ............... 56, 107, 108 Blank, Caitlin ..................................... 66 :chuleta. Laura ............................... 56 Blodgett. Bo .............................. 66 , 187 :chuleta, Rose ................................ 90 Bloodsaw, Bryan ... 22,55 ,107,134,160 enas. Julia .............................. 21 , 196 178217 Bloom , Molly ..................... 66, 144, 145 endariz, Sandy ............................ 76 Blum . Jon .................. 8, 9, 22 ,146,147 10, Lauren ................................. 76 trong, Larry ......................... 76,154 Blum , Sari ................ 22 , 118, 119, 218 'lllStrong, Princeton . 56, 176, 183,185 Bolden . Rebecca ...................... 76 , 112 old Devin ................................... 76 Boling , Ashley .......................... 22, 139 ley, Was ...................................... 90 Bonesteel , Ian ................................. 76 cio, Alexi .................................... 76 Booren. Kiersten ............ 13, 23, 55, 92, ilunwa , Chima ............................... 76 149,177. 187. 194, 220 rbach ,Julie ......... 21 ,53,180,181 , 190, Booren , Margaux ........ 13, 66, 130, 131 0 236 Bormann , Emily ................. 76, 127,169 t•n, Nate ............................. 90 , 129 Born, Vivien ............................. 113,150 n, Timothy .................................. 21 Borne , Brittany ............................. 9, 66 s, Jorge ..................................... 76 .ry, Jon ......................................... 76 Bourne, Trevor .................... 23,160,161 Bowen , Benjamin ............................... 76 lrod , Sydney .................. 9, 76 , 191 Bowen, Jamal ................... 76, 137, 186 na, Luis ...................................... 66 Bower, Darci .............................. 76, 186 Bowers , Benjamin ..................... 76, 117 Bowman , Jasmine ..................... 56, 94 ~or VI-oaks Boyd, Briana ............................. 10, 56 . Devon ............. 76 e , Aaron ........ 56,134,136, 137,160 Boyd, Janese ............... 10, 76 . 141 77 , 86, 116 r, Andrew ................................. 76 Boyd , Satha ................. er, Donald ..... . ....................... 192 Boyle, Daniel. .. 66,75, 129,154,155 185. 186. 187 er, Emily ................................. 76 Boyle, Kelly 66 , 113, 144, 145,159,190 dw1n , Autumn ........................... 21 dwin , Demetrius .................. 76 , 109 Brady, John .................................. 56 dwin , Tiffany ......................... 66, 200 Brady, Lauren .66,121 ,185,187,198,199 s. Charles .................................. 56 Brannon , Deanna .............................. 23 Breed , Elise ................... 66 , 121 ,150 es, Cheryl .................................. 90 Brehm. Max ......................... 14, 77,164 , Earsyl ................................... 76 , Mike ............................. 188, 189 Brent, Justin ....................................... 77 elos, Sergio ........................ . 66 Brewer, Christine ............................... 56 :ber, Evan .............................. 76 , 185 Brewer. D'mitrius .............. 66, 138, 139 :tfwell, Emily ........................... 76 ,158 Brewer, Lisa ............................. .. ........ 56 Brewton, Natasha ....... 66, 158,159,192 s. Jessica 11 , 21 , 55,124,125, 216 Briel , Audrey ........................... 77. 185 es. Portia .................................... 56 holt, Joe ... 21 ,55, 122,123,152,153, Briggs, Tierra .............. . ...... ....... 193 Brigham , Evan ............................ 66,151 up Bnn , Laura ....................................... 56 Brock, Adam .................................... 23 Brooks , Angela ....................... 23, 91 Brooks . O'Brian ............. 77 , 109, 137 Brothers, Lucy ................................ 56 Brown , Andrew ......... 23, 183, 197, 217 Brown , Ashley ................................. 193 Brown , Blake ................................... 55 Brown , Brandon ............................. 23 Brown , Dolores ............................ 90 Brown , Elissa ............................... 66 Brown, Joseph ................. 23, 185, 187 Brown, Junae .................................... 56 Brown, Kori ....................................... 77 Brown, Laura .................................. 66 Brown, Mason ......... 23 , 54, 164, 224 Brown, Shutae ............................. 66 Brown , Simon ........................ 66 , 188 Brown , Wesley .................... 56,152,153 Bruce , Brandon ............ 56,160,161 ,196 Bruce-Dozier, Septima ..................... 66 Bryant, Maria .................................... 23 Bucar, Brooke .... 56 , 110, 150,181 , 236 Buchanan , Carrie ...................... 24, 210 Buchanan , Cathy ............................ 90 Buchanan , Michelle .. 66, 170, 171 , 198 Buckingham , Brandon .............. 77, 192 Buckingham , Demetrius ................. 66 Buescher, Ryan .......... 24, 129,134,209 Bumgardner, Cecilia ....................... 90 Bunton , Kevan .............................. 108 Burgwyn , Harry ............................... 66 Burnett. Nielah .......................... 66,163 Burris-Deboskey, Aaron ... 56, 184, 185 Burris-Deboskey, Sam .. 77,177,185,198 Burroughs , Bishop ........................... 90 Burt, Ryan ............................ 66,146,147 Burtness, Daniel ... 14, 77, 128,150,151 Burton , Alicia ................................... 24 Busby, Chanty! ................................ 77 Bushnell. Doug ............................... 90 Butcher, Anthony ............... ...... 77 , 109 Butler, LeeOunda ...................... 24, 196 Byers, Emma ......................... 77, 191 Canum 16 MW principal Caesar, Martm 24, 107, 108, 185, 194 Caldwell , Ali .............................. 56 , 145 Caldwell , Cindy .......................... 77, 91 Calhoun , Bill ................................. 107 Calhoun , Deon ................................... 77 Calhoun , Greer ................................ 56 Calhoun . Mark .................. 93, 106. 107 Calloway, Domimque ................... 77, 82 Callum . Kathy .............................. 16, 90 Campana . Mercedes ................. 77 187 Campbell , lan ................... 24, 203 211 Campbell , Laura ...................... 24 219 Campbell, Porshai .......... .... ...... 24 Cannon , William ............................... 77 Capecelatro . Maria .................. 66 , 145 Cardenas . Nestor ............................ . 66 Cardoza, Augustine ............ ............ . 56 Cardoza, Marquesa ........................ ... 66 Carey, Rudy ....................................... 93 Carr, Adriona .............................. 17, 77 Carrasco, Alejandro ......................... 24 Carroll . Eric ................ ...................... 136 Carroll , Graham ....................... 134,198 Carroll , Joe .............................. 107, 108 Carroll , Tyler67, 115,134,136, 137, 198 Carrothers , Harry ....... 77, 108, 109,151 Carter, Andrew ......... 24, 114, 115, 211 Carter. Gary ..................................... 160 Carter, Ebony .............................. 14, 77 Carter, Shaquita ................. 67, 96, 200 Carter, Star ........................................ 24 Carter, Te ................ ... 56,163 .. .. 93 , 99 Casey, Biddy ..... ...... . . .. Casey. Phillip 16, 56, 107,108,164,176, 177,180, 181.190, 236 Casillas. Alma ................................... 77 Casillas. Dani ................ .. ..... 14 .. ..... 96 Castanon , Efrain ............ Casteel. Jordan ......... 77, 113, 141 ,158 Casteel. Miles .......... ..... .. ..... 77 Castillo. Chris ................................ 195 Castle , Zach ............. 56 , 136, 137,152 Caston.Mikia ... ........24,179,186,193,199,224 Castorena. Marisa ................ 77 Castro, Pablo .................... 67 , 198, 199 Caudle. Elizabeth ................. 183 Caudle. Madeline 67, 112, 113,150,183 Cavitt, Jaquita .................................... 56 Cervantes. Jennifer .......................... 77 Chambers . Bridget ...................... 93 Champlin , Meredith .......................... 25 Chapman , Darius .............. 77, 198, 200 Chapman , Ronald ............ 77, 142, 186 Chapman , Wh1tney ... 25, 174,178,196, 199, 210 Charon , Connery ............................ 77 Chavez. Esperanza .......................... 57 Chavez. Estephania .......................... 78 Chavez, Marge ................................ 93 Chavez, Richard ............................. 56 Cheeks , Nate ........................... 77, 78 Choi , Emily ...................... 25 ,165 .. .. ... 78 Christianson , Juhan ......... Christy,Adrienne ..... 56,92,124.125,168,169 Chusuwan , Aris ............... .... 25 Cillo, Anna .................................. 25, 95 Cladis , Elleni ............. 78 , 99, 126, 141 Clancy, Claire .......................... 67, 133 Clark, Khiante .................................. 67 Clark, Russell ......................... 67,146 Clark, Tara ................................ 67,159 Clements , DeVera .......................... 90 Clifton , Pete ..................................... 78 Cline , Anne ....................... 67, 145, 190 Clough , Sidney ................... 67,167,187 Coad , Ricardo .................................... 78 Cobbs, Carmen .............................. 101 Coddmgton , Steven ........................... 93 Cohen , Rebecca ........................ 56, 145 Colacino , Mike ................................ 93 Colbert. Caitlyn ................................ 78 Cole, Carolyn ...................... 57 , 61 , 183 Coleman , Benjamm ........................... 78 Coleman , Taubars ............................ 67 Collier, Alison . 25, 54,166,167,191 , 216 Collier, Neil .............................. 67, 123 Collins, Claire ............ 25 , 133,156,157 Collins , Scearrah .................... 78 Collins, Shannon .................... 78 Combs .Hunter 25 .128.129,146,147.223 Conley, Asha .. .. ............ 67 , 68 Connelly, Melissa ..... 57, 170, 171 , 186 Connelly, Pearce ............... 78, 123,164 Conner, Bethany ........................ 57, 200 Conner, Vance .................................. 78 Connor, Bailey ............... 67, 116, 117 Constance , Kardi .. 71 , 78,150,185, 198 Conway, Marvin ............... 67, 107, 108 Cook, Nicole ..................................... 67 Cook, Sarah ....................... 67, 100,157 Cooper, Elise ......................... 25 , 218 Cooper, Jeremy ......................... 10, 78 Cooper, LaKeshia ..................... 25 , 196 Cooper, Tara .............................. 192 CorneJO, Eli ...................................... 57 Cornish, Bethany ...... 67, 126, 185, 187 Cosgrove, Theresa .................... 93, 196 Cosgrove, Tim .................................. 93 Cothren . Mary ................... 78, 127,165 Coulter. Rachel ................. 67, 187, 193 County. Katie ...... 57, 100,168,169 Cousin. D ............................. 57 Cowans, Deonta .. ............................ 78 Cowans , Devon ............................ 57 Craft, Doug ............................. 93 , 96 Craig , Amy ...................................... 110 Creighton , Lila ............ 78, 133,158,191 Creighton , Susan ...... 26, 191 , 194, 203 Cresci, Alexander .... .. ........................ 57 Crigler, Reg1ena ......................... 67, 75 Cronan , Angela ................................ 26 Cruz, Anthony ............................. 57, 99 Cuellar, Maria ....... ............................ 78 Cunningham , Patrick .... 26 ,123,180,191 , 209 Curran-Everett , Eamonn ............. 57, 98 Curry, LaTonya ............... .......... 26 , 199 Curtis , Pierre .............................. 57 ,134 Curtis, Tamarah ......................... ........ 67 D onv6r Broncoe eot ~ ftlJ!lUnOr D'Onofrio.Karen 26,145 169183,190,191 Dailey, Baniaha ................................ 67 Dama, Sky ...................... ................... 57 Dallas. Britney .................................. 57 Dalton , Cally ........................78, 82 , 198 Daly, Jessica ..................................... 78 Daniel , Darnell ............ .............. 26 , 187 Daniels, Greg .................................... 55 Darby, Sarah ..................................... 93 Darr. Alexandra ................... 67, 165 198 Index <22 �David , Maeve .......................... 11 , 26 Davidoff, Max ......................... 26, 180 Davidson , Rebecca .. 67, 121 , 185, 187 Davies , Eleanor ............................... 78 Davis , Basil ...................................... 57 Davis, Chauncey .................. 67, 192 Davis. Delray ................................ 78 Davis, Em1ly .................................. 67 Davis , Jesse .......................... 152,153 Davis, Ke1th .................................... 78 Davis, Kelly ..................................... 93 Davis , Laricsha .............................. 78 Davis. Paula ..... 67, 132. 133, 183, 191 Davis , Sterling .............................. 78 Day. Vanessa .26 .118,119,167,191 , 214 Dea , Chris ..................... 15,57,116,164 Dea, Kelly ....................................... 78 Decamillis , Ara ................................ 78 Decamillo, Nicholas ........................ 78 Deffner, Alison ......... 57, 181 , 190, 191 , 195, 236 Dejong , Andrea .......................... 67,155 Delcampo, Lauren ..................... 68 ,167 Delcampo, Olivia ........................... 57 DelCastillo, Bethany ......... 57, 187, 192 Delgado, Alan .................................. 57 DeMartini , Ananda ....... 79 ,169,193,194 Deming , Neil .............................. 68, 123 Demong, Stefanie ..... 57, 124, 183, 195 Denton, Andy ............. 79, 108, 109,154 DeOiivera, Alejandra ................. 26 , 223 Deshaies, Adrienne .......... 79 , 145, 186 De Tie , Ruby .. 26 , 52, 54, 170, 171 , 206 Devine , Corey ................................ 107 Dewey, Mary ...................................... 79 Dewitt, Nicole .................... 57, 170, 171 Diack, Nicholas ................................. 79 Diaz, Erica ........................................ 57 D1az, Terri ......................................... 93 Dickerson , Cenya ...................... 93 , 170 Dickerson , Fathim ..................... 57, 107 Dickerson , Fathima .......... 57 , 170, 171 Dickey, David ..................................... 93 Dietvorst, Berkeley .............. 79 , 85 ,151 Dimery, Triston ................. 68, 140, 176 Dindy-Louden , Aaron ..................... 58 Dirkson , Matt .................................. 123 Dischinger, Hannah ........................ 79 Dixon, Benjamin ........................ 68, 201 Dixon, Micaiah ........................... 68, 136 Dixon , Te'aira ............................ 79, 121 Doherty, Martm ............................ 93, 95 Dominguez , Shanel ........................... 68 Donaldson , Tyrell. ........ 26,175,178,183, 184,185, 186, 198, 214 Dorsey, Chelsea ................................ 79 Dorsey, Jericho ................. 58, 116, 117 Doss, Ghaea ................ 68,162,163,187 Dotson, Rashawn ...................... 79 ...................... 68 Dotson, Reginald Douglas, Lois . 8, 9. 27, 54, 144, 145 Douk, Anita .... .. .................... 79 Dowling, Jack ... 79, 129, 185, 194, 198 Downing, Fraser ....... 79 , 116, 117, 189 Doyle, Brendan .................................. 93 Dreskin, Sam ............................... 68, 92 Dreyer, Elisa ............. 27, 145, 194, 199 Droy, Tyler ................................. 68. 123 Dudley, Amy ................................... . 58 Dudley, Phil .............. 93, 107, 108, 198 Duell , Amy ................................. 27 , 217 Duell , Latara ...................................... 68 Duerksen, Matthew ........................... 79 Duffey,Karthn .. 58,130,131 ,162,163,187,198 Duggan , Jennah .. ............. 58, 187, 193 Duggan , Melody ........................ 93, 199 Duke, Andrew. 8,9,27,122,123,178,207 Duncan. Delano ......................... 79. 137 Dunn, Sarah ............... 58, 97, 190, 195 Dupree, Rosanne .. ....... ... ..... ..... 58 DuPuch , Auria ............. 27, 196, 199 .. ..... 67 DuPuch, Dominick ....... Duran, Angel .......................... 58, 196 Duran, Maria ................... 27, 55 Durant, Brooke .............. 79, 138, 139 Durfee, Jesse .................. 68, 122, 123 Durocher-Harleman, Felicity 78 79, 198 ~ coaet Pladcout Eagle, Sun Rey 58, 201 Eagle , Viki ....... .............. . 79,158, 200 Ealey, Luke ............... 79, 108. 109, 177 Ebel, Claudia .................................... 58 ' ~Index Ebel . Eric .................................. 79 ,151 Ebner-Watson , Emily ................ 58 , 193 Edwards , Andrew ............................ 179 Edwards, Daniel ............................... 79 Edwards, JJ ............... 12, 79, 128, 129 Edwards , Tony ....................... 12, 27, 54 Eggert , Carter ............................ 79 , 198 Eighmy, Julian ................................... 58 El-ldrissi , Adam ......................... 79 , 100 Elder, Brianna ................. 79 , 112, 141 Elder, Casey ................... 15, 58 , 115 Elias, Daniel ..................................... 58 Elias , Sarah ...................................... 68 Elich, Ariel ............................... 79 , 198 Elliott , Darrell .................................. 68 Elliott, Jacqueline ........... 79 , 192, 193 Elliott-Scott, Matthew ...... 68, 176, 186 Elliott-Scott , Sean ............................ 79 Ellis , Anna ..................... 68,159, 187 Ellis , Sam ................................... 79 Elstad, John .................................. 93 Engel , Andrew ....... 27, 194, 195, 224 Engel. Natalie ............... 27, 53, 224 Engelken , Dave ............................ 94 Engelken . Jeff ....... 14, 68 , 123,154,155 English , Jasmin ............................ 27 Ennis, lan .................................... 79 Eppler, Alexander ................. 68 , 183 Erickson , Lauren .. .. . 11 , 28, 52, 124, 125,148,149,178, 209 Erickson , Taylor ............. 68, 122, 123 Escalante, Jason ....... 78, 79 , 116,164 Escalante , Ryan ...... 58 , 116,164,183 Eskridge, Evan .................... 58, 196 Esparza, Victona ........................... 68 Espinoza , Marcos ........................ 91 Espinoza, Tyrus .......................... 79 Espinoza-Calixto, Diego ........ 79 ,154 Espinoza-Calixto, Marcos .............. 54 Esslinger. Jeff ............. 28, 54, 92 .164 Essondor. Kerry ............. .......... .. . 198 Estep , Cameron ...................... 68 . 198 Estrella, Victoria .............. .. .. .. .... 79 Etumnu , Austin ........................ 28 , 223 Evans. Al'jeryd ....................... 68 , 106 Evans, Courtney ............. 79, 192, 193 Evans, Scott ............................ 17, 94 Ewing , Sarah .............. 68,158,159,191 f~, laet~ Faber. William ............... 79 Fadal , Clair ..................................... 198 Fadeyi , Femi ...................................... 79 Fadness , Daniel ................................. 58 Fadul , Claire ............ 79, 112, 158,183 Faliano, Amy .................... 79, 186, 191 Faliano , Cara ............. 79, 91 , 186, 191 Falkenberg , Peter ...... 28, 107, 164,224 Fallese, Jordan ............................... 109 Falls-Russell , Charmaine .................. 28 Farrall da Cruz, Soffia ................. 79 , 90 Ferguson , Monique ........................... 79 Fermaglich . Ben ............................... 68 Ferrick, Kathleen .............................. 68 Fessenden. Kerry 77, 79, 120, 167,198 Fessenden , Megan ... 58 , 118, 120, 195 Figueroa . Joshua ............................... 68 Filak, Holly ....................... 58, 170, 171 Filak, Kristin ....................................... 79 Filer, Ashley ...................................... 79 Finley, Brandon ................................. 79 Finnie, Natalie .................................... 68 Finnie , Nichole ....... 79, 85, 90, 95 , 140, 141 , 200 Fisher, Anastasia ............................. 193 Fitch, Stephon ................. 79, 109 , 137 Fitzgerald , Garrett ..................... 54 . 223 Fitzgerald , Libby ........................... 94 Fitzgerald , Robert ............... 28, 54. 180 94 Flageolle. Carle ............................ Flanery, Stevie ........................... 79. 121 Flem1ng , Ashley ........ 58 , 170, 171 , 176 Fleming , Corey ........................ 79. 137 Fleming , Courtney ..................... 79 , 137 Fleming, Will ............... 28 , 146,147,192 Flitter, Ben ............................ 68, 136 Flores, Yean ............................... 69,154 Fontenot. Arnie .................................. 79 Footlik, Adam ............................. 79, 117 Forke, Josh ........................................ 94 Fornstrom, Cindy ............................... 94 Fortson, Danielle ............................... 28 Franciosi , Bruno ................................ 58 Francis , Carrie ................................ 58 Franklin , Jordan ............................... 79 Franklin , Natasha ..................... 58 Franklin , Tyler ....................... 154 Frazier, Matt ..................... 79 , 137 Freedman, Amy ....... .. .. . 58 , 118, 119 Freeman , Lois ............................ 94 Freemond , Joseph ..................... 69 Freyer, Miles ......................... 59 , 195 Friedman , Elyse ..................... 59, 195 Friend , Tara ............................ 69, 183 Frierson , Lonnell ......................... 28 Fronapfel , Jesi ........................ 28 , 101 Fuentes-Guevara , David ................ 59 Fuller, Kalil ........................ 79, 109,154 Funk, Lizzy ....... 69, 110, 111 , 183, 190 Furey, Laura .................... 69, 113,150 Ga~ GOn106 to East Gaass, Ali 69 187 190 Gabel , Jeff ............................ 69, 123 Gabel , Tom ........................... 28 , 198 Gadison . Erica ............................. 28 Gaffigan , Kate ................ 69 , 133, 192 Games. Elshablei ................. 80 , 200 Galan , Jessica ............................... 69 Galindo, Chnsllna . .. .. . . ................ 69 Gallegos , Paula ........................... 94 Gallegos. Randy ....................... 142 Gallegos, Silvia .......................... 142 Gallaher, Sophie ......... 69,133,158,159, 183,191 Gallivan , Molly .................. 80, 121 ,167 Gamble, Angelica ........................ 29 Gammel , Jess1e ........................... 69 Garcia. Amalia .......................... 29, 220 Garcia . Ana ............................. 17, 94 Garcia, Anthony ....................... 69, 117 Gardner, Ben ............................ 80, 123 Ganhan , Max ........................... 142,143 Garner, Matt ..... 80 , 185, 189, 198, 200 Garvin , Joe ................... 10, 29 ,178,183 Gautier, Justin ............ 59 ,154,187, 195 Gaxiola, Myrna ................................. 94 Gay, Tammy ..................................... 59 Gedion , Beth ........................ 69,167,187 Gegner, Laurel .......... 80, 112, 113, 191 Geissler, Edward .............................. 59 Geman , Bryon ............................. 29, 55 Geman , Jeff ....................................... 69 Gerace, Alexandria ............................ 59 Germany, Jasmine ........................... 69 Gerry, Kirsten .................................... 69 Giametti , Michael ............................... 69 Gibbons, Jake .............................. 11 , 29 Gietl , Nathan .............................. 80 ,154 G1etl , Peter ................................ 29, 190 Gilbert. Courtney ............................. 141 Gill , Lauryn ........................................ 59 Giller, Daniel ...................... 29, 53 . 187 Gladson . Griffin ......................... 80 , 109 Glenn . Eldon .............................. 59 , 142 Gliwa,Catherine .... 80,99,112,167,183,191 Goens , Antawn .................................. 29 Goff, Mardee ............ 8, 9, 29, 110, 111 Gottman , Jonathan ........................... 59 Goldin , Peter ........................... 94, 116 Gomez, Denise ................ 29 , 177, 196 Gonerway, Ja ................................ 80 Gonzales , Dora ................................ 94 Gonzales, Rachel ............ 69 , 142, 198 Gonzalez, Isaac .............................. 59 Goode , Sarah .......................... 80, 191 Gordon, Matt ............................. 69, 103 Gordon , Taylor ............................... 69 Gotlin-Sheehan , Teresa ................... 80 Gould , Patricia ............................... 94 Graham , Robert .............................. 80 Granger, Robert .. 30 ,178,192, 200 , 201 Grant, William ............................... 59 Graves , Damaris.. .. . 13, 59, 182, 183, 195. 197 Graves, Os1ris ........... 13, 59, 132, 133 Graves, Sarail ........................... 13, 59 Gray, Peter ............................ 80, 116 Gray, Sareya ................................. 80 Green , Ronnie ................................ 69 Green , Rose ..... 80, 145, 193, 194, 198 Green , Zoe ................................. 69 Greenberg. Denise ..................... 59 Greene , Cathryn .......................... 80 Greene, Denicia ............................. 59 Greenwood, Josh . 69, 96,116,183,185, 186, 198 Greer, Ashley ................................... 80 Greer, Debbie ............................... 94 Griego, Danielle ....... 59 , 170, 171 , 176 Grier, Ariella ............. . Grissom, Michael .......... 30, 10 161 ,160.222,223 Groce, Lyvette .............. 80, 138 13 Gross, Kendall ..................... .. Grossnickle, Max ..................... 80 117 Grove , Latice .......... ....... .... . 80 Groves , Chrislln .... ....... .. .... .. 59 186 Gude , Anais ..................... 69, 112167 Gunnells, Mandisa ........ ....... .. 10 80 Gurvitch, Josh. .. ....... .. .... .. . 94 Guthridge, David ....... .. .... .. . 80 Gutierrez, Hector .... .. ....... . . 59 Gutierrez, M1chael .. .... .. .. . . 185 Guzman , Armando ......... .. . 69 Guzman, Genevieve ............ . 80 Guzman , Julio .. .. .... .. ....... 80 Guzzo, Nick ............... 80 129 164 ~In fiMIIy oaU(jlt Haffner, Julie . . .. .. .. . .. .... .. 94 Hager, Marlies . .. .. .... .. .... .. 80 126 Hahn , Owen ..... . .. .. .... .. .. ... 94 Hall , Allison .... 69 , 126, 127,166.1 67 190, 191 Hall , Brian ............ 69 , 115, 181 236 Hall , Morgan .............. 80, 11 7,154 Halley, Bnttany ... .. .. . . .. . . ... .... 80 Halley, Dyrell ............. 80 , 81 , 107, m Hamilton, Malachi ................... 198 Hamilton, Naf1a ............. 30, 54, 103 Hamlet, Sydeny ................... 80, 121 Hamlet, Symone ................ 80, 121 Hammond , Cierra .......... ........ .... 69 Hammond , Jon ....................... 80, 191 Hampel , Jonathan ................... 59,164 Hanna-Anansi, Tammara ........ 30, 2 Hansen, Carly ......................... 59 167 Hansen , Mary ........... 69, 169,176, 192 Hanson, Katie ........... 30 , 181 , 210,236 Harbaugh, Paul .......................... 94, 100 Harding , Patricia ......................... .. 94 Harding , Warren ............................. 136 Hardy, Tiffany ........................... 8, 9 69 Harlor, Carol ...................... 69, 127,178 Harlor, Steven ......... 14, 30 , 52, 54 , 214 Harrell , Catnna ........................... 69 75 Harrington, Meghan ........... 69 , 121 ,149 Harris , Juanita .......................... 69, 193 Harrison , Thomas ............. 80, 123,186 Harrold , Andrew .............................. 80 Hart, John .................................. 59, 200 Hartman, Molly .................. 80 , 169 198 Hartman , Samantha .................... 15,59 Hasznos , Benjamin ..................... .. Hatch , Ronnette .......................... . Hathaway, Hannah ...... 30 ,133,168,169 186, 191 , 220 Havranek, Katie .. 80 , 144,145,183,191 Hay, Stephanie ...................... 192 196 Hayden , Chris ............... 80, 109. 13 Hayden , Jack ................... 30, 107 152 Hayes, Cory ............................. 69. 192 Hayes, Kalen ... .................. ........ 69 Haynes, Amanda .............. 69, 97 1. Haynes , Jasmine .. 59 ,130, 131 ,1571. Haynes, Samantha ................... 69 1. Hayward, Philippa .................. 94, 1BC Haze, Corey .... ... ....... .......... .... 123 Healy, Chns .... 30, 132, 133, 180 212 Heaney, Ruth ........................ 9 Hedman , Ben ............ 12, 30, 142 143 Hedman , Nathaniel. .... 12,80,133,142 143, 197 Heinz, Carl ............................ . Heinz, Eric ......................... . Hell, Evan ...... .......... .. . . ....... 30 20 Henderson , Matt ................... 80 1P Henry, Carlene ... .. .. .... .. ..... .... ~ Herald , Andrew .. .. .... .. .... ... .. 1 Hernandez, Carlos .. .. .. . .. .. . 31 Hernandez, Mike ........... .... .. .. 97 107 Herr, Dan ......................... .. Herrera, Cherise ..................... . Herzog , Stacy ................... 31 , 190 2 Hessler, Nick .................... 59, 142 Hetterich, Abby ................ 69 , 183 Hickman , Sabra ....................... 31 22 Hicks , Whitney ............................. Higbee , Tim ............................... .. Higgins, Mary 69, 144,145,158,159 18 Hightower, Ernest ...................... . Hild , Mark .................... 59 , 129,146 14. Hill , Chris .................... 77, 80, 116 1 �Hill, Darryl ........................... 59 , 103 Hill, Luther ......... .... .. . . ................... 9 Hill, Markeith ................................ 80 Hill-Traylor, Desire ....................... 69 H1II-Traylor, Dielleon ......................... 80 Hill-Traylor, Victoria .................. 59, 193 Hines, Andre ........... 59, 134,135,196 Hinz, Beth ................................. 97, 115 Hiromitsu, Fumie ........ 31 ,165.197, 221 Hirom1tsu, Naomi ...................... 69 ,165 Hmami, Lauren ............................... 69 Hobbs, James .......................... 97, 197 Hodge, Ev1tt ................................... 69 Hoff, Kendall ..................... 80, 185, 186 Hoffman, Dmarie .................... 59, 195 Hokanson, Brenna ... 80, 124, 126, 141 Hokanson, Eric ...................... 31 ,152 Hokanson, Neal ........... 80 , 188, 189 Holcomb, Zachary .......................... 69 Holden, Janeeka ................... 59, 193 Holloway, James ............................ 80 Holmes, Channyl ...................... 59 , 193 Holmes, Elizabeth ...................... 80,165 Holmes, Jeremy ................................ 31 Holmes, Ruby ............................. 91 ,158 Holobinko, Brittney .......................... 59 Honig man , Ursula ..................... 31 , 210 Hoover Tarah ................... 69 , 192, 194 Hopper, Kat ............ .. ..... 145 Hopper. Mary ............. .. ......... 59 Horne, Alex ............ 31 , 52 , 54, 92 , 106, 107,146,147,178,179, 202 Hornsby, Colin ........ 129,154, 188, 189 Hornsby, Evan ........ 59 , 128, 129,153 Horton, Aisha ....... .... ..................... . 59 Horton, Tiffany ................ 59, 118. 119 Horw1tz, Michelle .............. 31 , 190, 212 Hosnos, Ben ... ............................... 109 Hovey, Averill .................................. 112 Howard, Alexander ........... 80, 116, 117 Howell, Marcus ... 70, 151 Howell , Vanessa . 31 , 52, 55 , 196 Howery, Julian .. 32 , 200, 201 , 212 , 215 Hubbard, Nick ..... 70, 129, 142 Hubbard , Rosalyn ............................ 32 Hubbell, Noah .......................... 80, 123 Hubble, Tyler ................................ 183 Hudgens, Ashley ............................ 80 Hudgens, Tanchelle .......................... 81 Hudley, Sharvez .... ...................... 59 Hudnall , Micah .......................... 32 , 187 Hughes, Cheyenne .......... .. .... .. .... .. . 198 Hughes, Duncan .............................. 133 Hughes , Elliot .................................... 81 Hughes, Montgomery ....................... 32 Hughes, Rick ... .. ...... ... 97 Hughes, Tote 132, 133 Hulac, Steve ............... 186, 187, 198 Huntington, Oshamara 81 Hurst, Dorothy ................................ 97 Hussein, Jamal. .............. 10, 32 ,53, 114, 115,177 Hyde, Maureen ......................... 68, 70 lz5 c.onetrwtlon fuU throttl6 In .. 1ge-Saucier, Etienne ....... ........... 32 lronShell, Sunrose ............ 59 , 163 192 lsoline, Aaron .. ... .. ' 70 lsohne, Dana... ..... .... . .. . . . 107 lsoline,Evan.32,52, 106,107,164,178,207 lttelson, Margaret .. 59, 167,197 Johnny Caen dloe Jacelon , Shadae. .. ...... .. .... 70 Jackson. Andrea .................. 70, 109 Jackson, CJ ................ .. ............ 97 Jackson, Crystal .......... .. ...... .. .. 97 Jackson, Devin ........... 81 , 85, 177, 183 Jackson, Francesca .... .. .... .. 81 Jackson, Michaela .... .. ...... 32 oackson, Sebastian ....... 9, 67, 70, 107 oackson-Harding, Ronnell 32 , 55, 106, 107,134,160,178 oackson-Keeling , Kataina 70 Jacobs, Ben .. . .. . . .... 115 Jacobs, John ............. 1O, 81 , 192, 198 Jacobs, Jon ..... .. ........... .. . .. 97 ~acobs, Mackenzie ........................ . 81 Jafari, Tatiana _.................................. 70 9, 193 /mes, Courtnre .................... rsen, Amanda ..................... .... 81 anssen, Grace ........................ 159,190 Jefferson, Stephanie ................. 32, 217 Kochevar, Beth ............. 82, 86,158,198 Lucio, Armando . .... ....................... 82 Jepsen, Janessa ................ 81 , 112,150 Koepp, Heather ................. ....... .... . .. 70 Luna, Angel .... .. ..... .... ................... . 82 Jimenez, Paige .......... 81 , 120, 145,167 Kola, Henry ............................ 142, 143 Lunnie, Natalie ............................... 140 .. 81 Johnson, Angelo ........... ....... .. 70 Kosse , Dagon ............................ LuOman , Nadirah .................. . 68 , 70 Johnson, Brian ......... 32, 122, 123 192 Kottke , Bryan ............................ 11 , 35 Lute , Chelsea .......................... 97 . 194 Johnson, Cornelius .. ........ 109 55 Kozloff, Daniella ......... ................. . 60,152 Lutz, Zachariah ... .. Johnson, Dominique ... . 32,152 Kozloff. Hannah ..................... 82, 186 Lyman, Brian ...... 60, 108, 154,198 ...... 81 , 186, 187 Johnson, Dontay Kramish , Menachem ......................... 70 Lynch , Eimear .. 36, 180, 181 , 191 213, 70. 121 Johnson, Eloise . ... Krosky, Kerrie .................. 13, 60 , 145 236 Johnson, Emily .............. 59, 120, 121 Krosky, Kesley ... 13, 35, 181 , 190, 215, Johnson, Gracie ....................... 33, 220 236 Johnson, Jeremy .............................. 70 wtth Kryzanowski, Emily . 35, 110, 181 , 217, Johnson, Larry .............................. 109 236 ~xual ~ult Johnson, Lauren ...... 59, 124, 193. 194 Kryzanowski, Keenan ..................... 70 Maas, Emily . .................. 82 158 Johnson, Luke ............................ 81 ,151 Kumagai, Emi ............................ 60 , 145 Macdonald, L. ....... .................. . 70 Johnson, M1nda ..... 33, 53,168,169.215 Kuper, Tara ........................ 70, 110,149 MacDonald, Theresa .................... 97 59 Johnson, Nikeya ................... .... Mack, Brittney ............................ ... ... 60 Johnson, Reinieka ........................... 81 Johnson, Sherida ............................... 81 control of y6arVook Mack, Chelsea .............. 36, 54 221 Mack-Lynch , Skyler ...................... 70 Johnson, Tamara ......................... 121 Laetz, Hannah 60,151 ,181 , 190 236 Mack-Wright, Shamya ................... 9, 70 Johnson, Tiara ........................ 8, 9, 33 . 133 Lamare , Max . .............. .. Mackey, Jillian ................................. 60 Johnson, Will ........... 33, 53, 103, 223 70, 187 Lamb, Lauren ............. Macko, Sarah ................ 70 . 198 Johnston, Katherine ........ 70, 167,198 Lambeth , Nick ............. 185 MacMillan , Esteban ......................... 97 Johnston, Lauren ........... 33, 52, 54 ,178 Lambuth , Michael .... 70, 186, 187, 192, Madison , Todd .. .. .............. 97 . 123 198 Jones, Beatrice ................................. 81 Maestas, Jose ................................. 60 Jones, Brandon ............................. 59 35 LaMoureaux, Danielle Mahoney, Maureen ...... ...... .. 36 Jones, Brie .................................... 193 Lanes, Jeffrey .......... .... .. .. ... .. .. .. 82 Malik, Asim . ......... .............. .. ...... 36 Jones, Christine ................ 81 , 112,167 Laniohan . Katrina ...... 82, 86, 121 141 , Malman , Abby ... 82 , 112, 113, 183. 198 Jones, Courtney ............................ 9, 70 158, 196 Manart, Katie .... 60, 112, 113, 150,181 , Jones, Desiree .................... 70, 92 , 186 Lanphier, Callie ....... 8, 9, 35, 133, 167, 190, 236 221 Jones, Gabrielle ................................ 59 Manchego, Megan 60 Jones, lzzy .......................... 33,134,160 Lansing . Ali ... 60, 156,157,166,167.176 Mangiagli , Josh ..... 8, 9, 70, 123, 176, Jones, Jahnice ................................. 70 Larson , Blake ............. 60,151 ,186, 192 177,179, 182, 183 Jones, Jamal ......... 33, 53, 55 , 142,164 Larson , Kelly ....... ............... .... 60 Mangione, Lauren 37,148,149, 186, Jones, Kamilah ................ 70, 145, 187 Latson , Robyn . .. 15, 35 , 144, 145, 191 , 221 Jones, Katherine ................. ....... 81 177,178, 216 Mann , Elise .... 82 ,100,145,176,177,191 Jones, Marcus ........ ....... ............ 109 Laughlin , Thomas ... ...... 35, 52 , 192 Mann, Gabriel ....... ....... .... 82 Jones, Molly ... 33, 183, 184, 185. 215 Lawrence , Ariel ......... 82, 191 Manzanares, Amanda ................... 37 Jones, Nathan ................... 59 ,160,161 Lay, Andrew ...................................... 70 Mara, Michael ......... .................. . 198 Jones, Noah ............................... 183 Lay, Vanessa .................... 70, 170, 171 .... ..... . .... . . 82 Mares, Kayla . Jones, Prince ............. 33, 53,164.192 Le, Jimmy ................................ .... 82 Marin , Federico .... 13, 37. 115,164, 223 70 Jones, Quintin .. .. ................. .... Leamon , John ................... .... ...... 97 Marin , Laura .. 13, 83, 84 , 120, 121 ,158 Jones, Raymond ........ 8, 9, 57, 59, 136 Learned , Mikelle .................... .... .. 35 Markson, Harris .. 37,164, 184, 185, 219 Jones, Ryan ............... 70, 142,154,155 Lebsack, Ben ................. 36, 195, 212 70, 123, 198 Markson, Jack ............ 60 Jones, Shardae .................. ... . Lee, Jasmine . ............. .................. 70 60 Marquez, Erin .. .. .... .. .. .......... .. . Jones, Taylor ..................... 81 , 123,154 Lee , Jonathon ................................ 151 Marquez, Kristin .................. 83, 84, 127 Jones, Valerie ..................... 33, 54, 191 Lee, Taja .. .... .. .... .............. 82 Marsh , Jauan .................. 37, 106, 107 Janes-Riddick, Mandisa ........... 81 , 186 LeeNatali , Dmitri ............... 10, 60, 186 Marsh , Rashad ......................... 83, 84 Joseph, Joyce ................................. 34 Legrand, La tara .............................. _36 .. 70 Martin, Alycia . .............. ... Joyce, B.J . ............................ 218 Lehman , Zachary ............ 60, 129 Martin, IIana ............. 71 ,159, 187, 192 Joyce, Colin ........... . 60 Leigh, Dante ...... ............ 108 Martinez, Justine ............. 37, 138, 224 Joyce, Madeleine ... 70, 113, 182, 183, Lemar, Clay ....................... 82, 133,154 Martinez, Lorena ........... ..... .. .... 193 185, 198 Leon , Dartanyon 82 Mart1nez, Marques . 83, 84 116, 117 34 Joyce, Milton ......... Lesar, Linda . .... ................. 97, 194 Mart1nez, Mary ................................. 37 Joyce , Tyler ........... 34, 133, 164,218 Levandoski , Dexter ..................... 36, 55 Martinez, Raymundo ................. 83, 84 Levek, Jacob ........................ 60 , 116 Martinez, Ricardo .... .... 83, 84 .. 82 ,164 Levek, Zachary . Martinez, Suzanna .................... 60, 196 1n Levin , Megan .... 60, 144, 145, 180, 193 Martinez, Vanessa ........................ 37 Kaestner, Dylan .. .. 60 .... .. .. .... 82 Levinson, Jay .. Martinez-Doublin, Ashley ... 71 ,185,193, Ka1ser, Philip .. ......................... 34 Levy, Joshua ....................... 82 , 123 198 Kanu , Soribia ................................ .. 70 Lewis, Anson ................................. 107 Mast, Brian ................................ 71 , 123 Kaplan, Amy .. . ........ ........ ...... .. .. 113 Lew1s, Caitlin .................................. 82 Masterson, Josalyn ........... 71 , 91 , 103 Karsh , Howard ......... 97, 124, 127 70 Lewis, Donte ............... ....... Masud, Aminah ....................... ........... 71 Katsaros, Stratis ............. .. ............. 34 Lewis, Husani ................................... 70 Masud, Jibreel.......... ............ .. .... 160 Kaufman , Grace .... ..... 60, 180, 190 Lewis, James ...................... 60, 200 Mathes, Jasmine .... ..... ... 141 193 Kay, Brittani ........... ..... .. ... 34 Lew1s, Jeremiah .. .. .. . 82 Matsuura, Ben ....... 37, 114, 11S,164 Kearns, Alex ....... 70, 124, 127,167,190 Lewis, Nicole .... 36, 176, 177, 185, 196 Matsuura, Colleen 83, 84, 112, 158,189 Keene, Samuel ....... ...... .... 81 , 183 Lichtenstein , Max . 180, 183, 185, 194, 71 187 Matthews, Dwana Kellam , Samara ......... 81 195, 197 Matthews, Kevin .... ..... .. ...... 37: 201 Kelley, Skye . .. ......................... 120 Lind , Katie ........... 14, 60, 180, 195, 197 Matthews, Nakia .... .. .................... 38 Kelly, Elaina ....... 81 , 112, 113, 150,191 Lind, Theodore ..... .. ........ 82, 164,197 Matthews-Webber, Chiffon .... . ... 71 Kennedy, Domonique . ....... 81 82, 117,151 Lindmark, John .. Mattson, Connie 98 Kent, Jennrfer .... ....... .......... .... .. .. .. 97 Lindsey, Ladonna ................... 82 Maxwell , Stephanie ............ 83, 84, 121 34 , 209 Kerr, Whitney ... ....... ............ Linsmayer, Chris .. .. ........ 82 , 116, 117 May, Ally .. ... .. . 71 ,159 Keys , Kenneth . .. .. ..... .... 97 60,168,169, 176, 180, Little , Brittney May, Brittany ................... .. ..... 60 Keys, Vincent .. .... 70 183, 190, 191 Mays, Akilah .................................. 71 Kieckhafer, Amy ...... 70, 130, 131 , 166, Littlejohn , Alea .. 60, 126, 181 , 196, 236 Mays, Charlie . . ... ... .. .. 52,134,135 167 .. 82 , 90,176 , 177 Litvak, Greg . 98 Mazzola, Laurie .... .... .... .. Kieckhafer, Erik ............. .... . 34, 213 Livingston , Amy ........ 70, 165,200, 201 McCarroii-Gilbert, Courtney 83, 84, 113 Kiel , Chris ............. ...... 81 , 108, 109 Livingston , Emma .................... 124, 194 83, 84 , 109,151 McCarthy, Sean ..... Kilburn , Gehrig ...... ....... 81 Livingston , Rachel ................. 82, 201 McCartney, Suzanne .... 38, 92, 95, Kimmell, Ali ........... 34, 165,183,208 Livingston , Sara . 36, 170,178, 214 110,149,178, 194, 202 King , Madeleine ....................... 81, 121 Lockhart, Dominique ......................... 86 McClellan, Aja ............................... 71 Kinlaw, Torin .. ... 34, 216 Lockhart, Steven 36, 114, 115, 180 McClendon , Chnstine .............. 98 Kinnel , Sarah . 34, 182, 183, 184, 185, Lovan, Dieshela ....................... 70, 193 McClure, Kelsey . 71 , 132, 133,169,180 218 Lovato, Lagua .... .. ...................... 36 McComb, Maria ...................... ..... . 60 Kinney, Dorado ............. ....... .. .. 109 Lovato, Te-Jhonna ........................ 36 McConnell, Matthew .............. 83, 84, 91 Klazura , Ryan .. ...... .. 60 Love, Kendrd . 60, 199 McConville, Jenny .. 83, 84, 91 ,191,194 Kleiman-Maran , Michelle ........ 70, 112, Lovell, Amy ....................... 60, 145, 183 McCorkle , Delvon .......... 55 145,159,191 ' 198 Lowe , George ............. 82, 117, 191 60,166167 McCoy, Mari .. ............ 34 , 52, 190, 214 Lowe, Theresa ........... . ....... .. 70 Klein , Caitlin McCoy , Terry . .. .............. 83, 84.'109 Knight, Dennis ........ ..... ..... .. ..... 81 Loza, Sterling .................... 70, 183, 187 McCullough, Aurin ................... 71 , 192 Knop, Adriana .......... 35, 196, 222, 223 Lucas , Abby ................................... 60 60 McDonald, Caleb ................. 70 Knudsen , Sara . .... ..... .. Lucero, Keith .......................... 97, 199 Kobey, Anna .... 35, 180, 181 , 190, 215 , Lucero , Linda ................................... 97 236 Lucey, Hannah ................................. 60 Index MlohMI Jaokoon Ghar~ Lea ~ ~ Bryant arr~ eae~ �McDonald . Kate ................ 60 , 190, 236 McDonald Madeline .......................... 60 McDonald, P1per ........................ 38 , 213 McGee , Amanda ................... 77, 83, 84 McGee, R1ch ...................................... 60 McGiamery,Kathryn .. 83 .84,124,127, 141 McGlamery, Leslie ............ 71 , 124, 140 McHenry, Logan ........ 71 , 121 , 159,191 McHugh, Chris ................................... 98 McHugh, Susan ............................... 133 Mcintosh, Antanita ....................... 15, 38 McKay, Morgan ... 38, 179,191 , 194, 203 McKenz1e , Alex ............... 184, 185, 223 McKenzie , La1ne ....................... 164,223 McKenz1e , Matthew ........................... 38 McKenz1e , Valerie ............................. 38 McKnight, Bnan ................................. 16 Mclean . Ashle1gh ...................... 71 , 180 McNamara, Tyler ......... 83, 84, 123,154 McNaughton , Sarah ... 83 , 84, 126, 192 McNeal , Leabre ........ 60, 107, 108, 176 McPeek , Kahlie ................... 83, 84, 198 McPeek , Sheena ............................... 38 McPherson , Jerome ......... 38, 192, 193 McPherson . M1chael .................... 55, 60 McPherson . Tyrel ........................ 83, 84 McPherson , Tyshel ............. 83, 84 , 139 McQuay, Benjam1n ............................ 71 McWee, Joseph ........................... 83, 84 ~ead , Eric .................................... 83, 84 eadows . Marcus ....................... 83, 84 Meadows . Raelyn ............... 83, 84, 141 Medina , Alberto ........................... 83, 84 Medina. Manuel ........................... 83, 84 Mehlbach Amy ............ 83, 84, 113,186 Mehlbach Krista ...... 38 ,54,110,156,157, 190.215 Meinzer, Russell ....... 71 , 122, 123, 192 Melnychenko.Lauren ........... 71 ,120,121 , 148,149 Mendelsberg , Andy ................... 98, 124 Mendoza, Jasmine .......................... 193 Meredith, Catherine ... 71 , 110, 111 ,150 Meriash, Sky ..................................... 71 Memah , Molly ..... 38, 156,157,190, 219 Merriex, Avery ..................... 60 , 61 ,134 Mertes, Angela ............................ 83, 84 ~~tzler , Jessica ................ 60, 190, 195 1es, Kyle ....................................... 201 Miles, Andrea .................................... 71 Milhan, Max ...... 83 , 84, 123, 188, 189 ~i:ler, Abby .............................. 15, 60 1ler, Ad1v .......................... 71 , 129 Miller, Andy ...... 38 , 114, 115 179 209 Miller, Chris .......................... .'.. so,' 187 Miller, Jacqueline ................... 83, 84 Miller, Jamal ................................. 52 Miller, Katelyn .................. 71 , 72,150 Miller, Rob1n ................... 83, 84, 186 M1ller, Vanessa ............................. 60 Millis, Leah ........................... 71, 127 M1llius, Kit ............................ 60 , 116 M1lls. Clarence ........................ 71, 198 M1lls. Edmund ............................ 83, 84 Milsap, Jessica .............................. 195 Ml . .................... 60, 124, 195 M! sap, S1r1na 1 lzer,Mansa ................... 61 , 190 195 M1ms, Nicole .................................. '.. 61 Mims, Patrick .............................. 61 153 Minter, Justin ...................................: 61 Mitchell , Amber .................................. 71 M1tchell, Julius ........................... 61 , 196 Mitchell , Nadia ................................... 61 Mitchell. Shaina .. 71 , 124, 125,140,199 Mitchell-Ross, Jamie ................. 71, 140 Mize. Kyle ................................ 200, 201 Moncoma. Mandy ............................ 192 Momgle, Elspeth ... 82, 83, 84, 127, 192 Monroe, Janea ............................. 39, 40 Montgomery, John .............. 61 ,107,108, 109,160 Montour, Sara .................................... 61 Montoya , David ...... " .......................... 72 Mooney, Theo .39, 40,132 ,133,146, 215 Moore, Brigld ... 39, 40,181 ,191, 211,236 Moore, Charmaine .......... .. .. ............... 15 ~oore , Chelsea .............. 72 ,159 oore, Matthew .............. ...... 72 Moore, Tahijsha .............. 83, 84, 186 .. ... 98 Moore, Tania . ................ Mora , Esmeralda ...................... 83, 84 Mora, Michael ... 61 , 107, 108, 109, 142 Moran, Daniel ............................ 72 Moran , Hannah .................................. 72 ~Index Moreno, Jessica ............................ 187 Moreno, Sierra ............................. 83 84 Morgan , Kevin ............................. 83: 84 Morgenthaler, Emily .................... 83, 84 Morr, Dan ................................ 98, 199 Morns , Alexandra ....................... 83, 84 Morns. Ed .......................... 83, 87, 109 Morris . Joseph ...................... 83, 84,151 Morns . Karlie .................... 61 , 192, 198 Mornson. Mackenzie ................. 72, 194 Morn son , Qumn ........................ 61 , 200 Morrison , Veronica ............................ 61 Moses , James ................................. 61 Mosher, Christ1 .... 12, 39 , 169,191 , 207 Mosher, Elizabeth ....... 12, 72, 187, 192 Mosley, Carlos .................................. 61 Mosqueda. Jasmyne ................. 72 , 142 Mott, Elana ........................................ 72 Mouw, Peggy ..................................... 98 Moyer, A1mee ....... 83 , 84,158,159, 186 Moyer, Elise .. .... ......................... 15, 61 Muhammad. Kanm ...................... 83 , 84 Muja . Thomas ... .. ............. 83, 84, 183 Mullen. Kathleen ........................ 61 , 200 Mulligan. Kate ..... 83 , 84 , 126, 140, 141 Mulligan. Maureen ...... 83, 84, 140, 141 Munoz , Dulce ............................. 61 , 196 Munteanu , Sydney ...... 83 , 84, 113, 186 Murphy, Chris ........... 61 , 122, 123, 195 Murphy, Heather .. 39 , 40, 167,191 , 216 Murphy, Justin ................................... 72 Murphy, Shaquania ........................... 72 Murphy, Tamira ................................. 72 Murphy, Tristln ............ 39, 40 , 92, 207 Murray, Jenifer ..... 83, 84, 112, 113,158 Myres , Cheryl .................................... 98 "J· · te~a~ ~a~tt 61 197 Naves , Maria ............ 61 , 185, 187, 198 Ndem , Shantell ............. 39, 40, 99, 196 Ndem , Sharon ................................... 98 Needham, Sam ............... 9, 39 , 40, 224 Nelsen , Alyssa .................... 83 , 84, 113 Nelson , Alex ... 9,39,40,106,107,177.206 Nelson , Elizabeth ..........................'. 72 Nelson , M1chael ........................... 39 , 40 Newman , Samuel ................ 83, 84,151 Newson , Kiyasha ........................... 72 Nguyen, Alexander.. ...................... 206 Nichols , Amanda .............. 61 , 145, 197 ~ic~l , Gabrielle ............... 118, 119, 187 1e t, Em1ly ..................................... 208 Noble, Joel .................................. 98, 201 Noel , Omana .................................... 72 Noel, Omarie ..................................... 72 Noonan , Diana .................................. 98 Noor, Faisal ............................. 122, 123 ~oor, Fatuma ........................... 127, 196 orman , Destiny ............. 118, 119, 220 Norris, Keith ....................................... 98 Noto, Patrick .............................. 61 , 198 Nottmgham , Spencer....................... 164 Nuanes , Molly .................... 61 , 157,195 Nulan, Aprille .. 61 .166,179,185,196,198 o~tume50 O'Brienc:ara- 11,54,114,115.132, 164,179,188, 207 O'Brien . Greg ....... 83, 84, 132, 133151 O'Brien , Stephanie . 133, 181 211 '236 O'Dea , Jule ................ 72 , 11J, 150: 190 O'Reilly, Billy .............................. 81 , 117 o·Neill , Kathleen ......................... 72 ,159 O'Neill , Thomas ....................... 72 Oberg, Melissa ........................ 72. 145 Odie, Roxy ..................... .......... ... 72 150 Oesterreich , John .................... ' . 72 Ogirri , Sean ........ .......... 11 , 55 ,134.135 Ogle. Alice ................. ....... 156,157.206 Olds. Jordan ......................... .. .... 83. 84 Oliphant , M1chelle ............... 83, 84, 190 Oliver, Ricky ....... ............................... 98 Ordonez- Rodriguez , Jose ........... 83 , 84 Osorio , Carla .................................... 72 Otte, Anna ..... .................................. 166 Overbury, Corah ... 83, 84 ,132, 133, 141 Owens , Ashleigh .. 13, 72, 170, 171 , 185 Owens , Bnttany .. 13, 72, 170, 171 , 185 Owens. Joslyn ....................... 196 199 Owens. Justin ............................... .'... 72 Oxman , Keith ............................. ...... 98 Oyunerdene Nominerdene ............... 72 Pr~)d.,ntlal cam~ ~ Paddock, Will ............. 94,146,147, 211 Padilla , Dav1d ................................... 72 Pafford , Michael ................. 11 , 17, 200 Page, Matt .................................... 200 Palm , Danielle .................................. 73 Park, John ................................. 12, 129 Park, Sydney ..... 12, 41 , 110, 111 , 181 , 191 , 215, 236 Parker, Adam ................................... 117 Parker, Apryl ...................................... 41 Parr, Chase .... 8,9,73,182,185,187,198 Parson , Dann1ka ............ 186, 193 198 Patnck, Chane I ........................... 73.163 Patterson . Qumn ............................. 116 Patterson . Sane ................................. 98 Paul. Keira ......................................... 41 Paxton . Wesley .................................. 90 Pearce , Alex ............... 73, 113,150,151 Pearson . Jake ................... 41 , 180, 186 Pejko , Jesse ...................................... 41 Pelz, Max ........................................... 73 Pena, Lydia ................................ 98 , 103 Perc1val , Andrew .............................. 58 Perez, Alexa ........................ 68 , 73 ,165 Perez, Asima ............................... 12, 41 Perkms, Jessica ........................... 17, 98 Perk1ns , Tamika ......................... 41 , 193 Perlmutter, Mark ........... ............. 98, 136 Pernell , Syns ................................... 142 Pernell , Typhany ............................ 171 Perrin , Cecile ..................................... 73 Perryman , Avery ........................ 73,158 Perryman , Jules ............................. 123 Peters , David ............................. 98, 133 Peters , Ellery ............................ 145,150 Peterson, John ................................ 101 Peterson , Keith ................................ 109 Pettes, Harrison ....................... 108, 109 Pettigrew, Tasha ....................... 73 , 193 Phillips-Strain , Emma .... 73,185,187 198 Philpott, Lauren ........................ 168.'169 Pierce, Zach .................................... 117 Pietruszewski , Lmdsay ....... 61 , 95 191 Pilak. Kristin ................................... .'. 112 Pincus, Cindy .............................. 41 ,165 P1ncus, Jack ............................. 73 , 180 Pitcher, Helen .................................... 41 Pless, Tiffany .................................. 193 Pokrandt, Julia ................................ 186 Pokrandt, Paul .. 41 , 129, 188, 195 210 Pokrandt, Rosie .............. 126, 121: 141 Pond, Mitch ................................. 42,164 Porat, Yona ... 14, 42 , 55, 182, 183, 214 Porter, L1sa ...................................... 101 Powell, Micheal .................................. 73 Prada-Estrada, Emilio ...................... 73 Prevedei , J~y ................... 116, 117,154 Pnce , Charlie ............... 16, 42 , 123,146 Pnnce-Broncucia , Zena ............ 112,165 Probst , Sophie ................................. 169 Proctor, Saundra ............................. 139 Proulx, Nicole ............ 73, 140, 141 ,168 Pugh , Chane lie ... 73 ,120,121 , 138 139 Pugh. Taychell ................. 140. 141•. 163 Rcaa Rul&5 ~ IW WorW Roach-Kindle, Rena 58 Raabe, Mark ........................ 42 , 212 Rab1n ,Sara ..................... 112, 113,150 RaboUin , D1on .......... 17,42,54,180,196 Radatus , Michael. ................. ... .. 58,164 Ragsdale , LaToya ............ 73, 140,159 Ram1rez, Daisy ............................ 73 Ram1rez, Victoria ......................... 8, 9 Ram1rez, Viviana ........................... 42 Ramos, Ryan .................................. 73 Randolph , Christalena ................... 42 Randolph . Stephanie ............... 120, 121 Rapaport, Aaron ....................... .42, 190 Rath, Carolyn .................................. 73 Rauch, M.E .... 42 ,132,133,162,185.208 Rayburn, Constance ..................... 90 Reagan , Andrew .......................... 116 Recht, Molly .................... .............. 113 Reddix, Ricardo ............................. 42 Redfield, Sarah .................. ..... . 121 , 191 Reed, Jarrett ....... ....................... 42, 196 Reed , Marcus ............................ .... 198 Reed, Tiffany ............................ 10,178 Reedy, Johnathan ............................ 73 Reese , Paul .. ........................... 108, 109 Reeve, Molly ... 42,110,111 ,148,149,221 Regan , Andrew ................................ 195 Reilly, Jake . . . . . . . . .. . 1 Reilly, Rae .. . . . ..... 11 3 150 1 Reimers , Samantha . . . .. 16 Reish , _Ana ... 43, 130, 131 , 1 21 Rem1g1o, Stephan1e . . . . .. .. 7 Renz, Craig . . . . . . .. .. 11 10 Reschechtko, Sasha . . . . .. 20 Reyes , Jesus . .. .. . .. .... .. .... . 4 Reyes , Peter .. .. .. . .. .... .. . .. . 8 Reynolds , Ardia .. . .. . .. .... 7 Reynolds, Lily .. .. .... . . 15, 120 19 Reynolds, Tony .......... . . Rhine , TJ ..... 107, 108, 154 1551 10 Rhone , Tamara ............... Rice-W1Ihams , Tammsha . .. .. . 4 Richards, Heather .............. 17 10 Richardson , Devon ..... . . ...... 15C Richardson , Dom1n1que .. ....... 19 12( Richardson , Eileen . ....... ....... .. Richardson , James ................... 7' Richardson , Taylor ................... 7' R1chmond , Meredith ............... 98 10 Ridder, Jen .. .. .... .... .. .... ....... 9' R1ley, Katie ............................ 11 1~ R1ley, Sean . .... ............ .......... 7' Rmcon , Man .... ....... ............... .. 7' R1ppe, Alec ..................... 73, 183, 185 R1tchen , Blake .... ....................... . 18J R1tter, Jennifer ............................. 195 Rivera-Ashley: Destmee ... 43 , 222, 223 R1vers , Dom1mque ............ 43 , 118, 216 R1v~rs , T1auna ....................... 186, 191 Rob!nson , Anthony ................. 123, 186 Robmson , Carmen ..... 43 , 124 125179 Robinson , Kenya .................... .'.... ' 43 Robinson , Le'onsha ..................... 43 Robinson , Tajorie ........................ 71 Rock, Casey ................................. 178 Rockette, Lafayette ....................... 101 Rockwood , Leigh ....................... 43, 212 Rodgers , Devm ........................ 200 201 Rodriguez, Diego ............................ 18J Rodriguez, Jenibelia ....................... 43 Rodnguez, Laura ............................ 73 Rodriguez , Selena ..................... 44 193 Rodriguez, Sheila ...........................' 73 Roe , Lee ......................................... 73 Rogers, Even .............................. 73.154 Romer, Rachel ................... 73, 121 ,149 Romero, Anthony ..................... 108, 109 Ronquillos, Joel .................... ........... 44 Roper, Kayla ................... 120, 121 , 198 ~orex , Dereck ............... 44 , 52,134,135 ose, Anel ................................. 44, 193 Rose, Bryan .................................. 189 Rosenburg, Ethan ........................ 44 Rouff, D1na ................................. 73, 113 Rounds, Magg1e ..... 145, 181 , 191 , 236 Rountree , Alissa ........................... 73 Rowe, Jasmine ........................ 176, 195 Roxbury, Brian ................. 116, 129154 Roxbury, Mary .................. 8, 9, 44 220 Roy, Brittany ........ .44 ,110,111 ,148,149 181 , 221 , 236 Roy, Dillon .......................... 73 ,146.147 Royce, Dayla ................................. 198 Rozack, Nick ...................... 44, 164 207 Ruiz, Jesus ..................................... 96 Runquist, Dom1nick ........ ..... ............ 109 Russell, John ................. 101 , 103 20 Rutherford , Breon ............... 44, ss: 192 StJV~ of Eaet rune ~ ~ ~~ Saab, Anthony ....................... 44 Sackerson, Scott ............... ... 44 129 Sackett, Elsa ............. ......... 191 , 195 Saenz, Luismiguel .... .. ....... .. .. . 73 Sagara , Meredith .. .. .... .. .... .. .. 92 Said , Abdul .................... 73, 183 1 Salazar, Teresa ................ 198 1 Salazar, Vickie . .. .... .. . .. .. .... .. 10 Samuel , lman ............... . Sanders , Jaimie ......... ........... . Sanders , Miguel ................ .. Sanderson, Claire ............... 81 , 911 Sanderson , Jessie ....................... 150 Sanderson, Hayley ....................... 1 Sandoval . Monique ........ 139, 180. 196 Sanford , Zaneta ....................... 165,1. Sannoh , Mariama ............ 44, 196.1 Sarlo, Max ...................... 123,154,1 • . ....... .............. • Sasso, Devin Sauceda,Ryan 73.107,108,109 ,142154 Saulters, Jasmine .................... 1 Saulters , Ryan ................... 108. i �~ava . Sue .............................. 110 avage , Mollie ...........•..... 157,190 Sawaya . Spencer ....................... 45 Scales , Manon .................... 127 Scanlan , Lauren ......... 68, 73, 183 Schaal, John ................•.......... 200 Scharfenaker, Ellis •................... 45 Schiessler, Stephani .. 73, 99, 133, 140 Schirk, Chris ......... 73 , 107, 108,154 Schlanger, Adam ...................... 73 Schneider, Nova ...... 45 , 138, 139,178 Schraeder, Richard .................. 101 Schroeder, James ....... 45 , 93,152,153 Schroth·MIIIer, Madd1e ................ 126 Schulman, Emily ... .45 ,100,167,179,194, 202, 213 Schultz, Kat1e ..................... 45 , 55, 221 Scott, Antwon ................................. 55 Scott, Edward ............................... 73 Scott, Mercedes ............................... 196 Scott, Teddy .................. 185, 186, 198 Seaholm, Shaun ............................. 101 Seavy, Ryan ..................................... 45 Sedbrook. Danielle .45,110,180,197,211 Sedbrook. Emily ...................... 126, 197 Seewald.Laura .... .45.54,124,125,157,165, 190,206 Sepmeier, Kurt ................................ 189 Serruto, Greg ................................... 115 Shaplro,Cary.13.14,73,176,177,183.184,185 Shapiro, Jessie .... 13, 45,152, 190, 206 Shareef, ldns . 13, 72, 73, 115, 136,151 Shareef.lalla11 ,13.46.95.118,138.139,162 Sharp, Evan ............................ 192, 195 Shaver, Anne ............. 46,165, 202, 214 Shaw, Krista ..................... 73, 110,149 Shaw, Tracey ................................... 101 Shaz1er, Tavonne .............................. 85 Shelton , Janell ................................ 85 Shelton , Spencer .......................... 52 Sherwood , Jordann ....................... 46 Sh1elds, Alan .................................. 46 Shneiders , German ...................... 85 Short, Cassie ...................... 46, 209 Showalter, Stephen ........ 85 , 151 ,189 Shugart, Maya ................... 15,167 S1egel , Daniel ............................. 73 S1gala, Georgia ............................. 101 S1gler, Devon .................. 132, 133,151 S1lkoff, Noam ................................. 52 S1lva . Ramiro ........................ 116, 117 S1lversm1th , Ashley ........... 46, 99 , 110 S1mm1ngton , Donna ......................... 118 S1mmons. Chalunda .................. 74 , 100 S1mmons. Ch1p ................................ 198 S1mmons, Cody ................................. 74 S1mmons, Even ............................... 198 Simmons, Julia ................... 95,166,167 S1mon . Anna ............. 152,167,180, 195 S1mon . Ben . . ........................ 152,153 Simpson . Kameron .......................... 115 Simpson . Robert ................................ 85 S1ms, Bnttnay .................................... 74 Si1gle on,Jazmyn ..9,46,156,157,177,179,196212 Skaalerud, Kjael ........... 72, 85,146,147 Slade, Andrenika ................. 85,150,178 Small, Ashley ............................... 67 , 74 Smiley, Lalonda ......................... 85 , 194 Sm1th , Ameenah ................................ 74 Sm1th , Ashley ..................................... 74 Sm1th , Carmen .................. 10, 185, 187 Sm1th , Danielle .................................. 74 Sm1th , Erin ................................. 85 , 200 Sm1th , Jaleesa ................................... 85 Sm1th , Kyle ........................................ 74 Sm1th, Lisa ............................... 101 , 190 Smith, Nicolette ................................. 85 Sm1th, Quentm .................. 85 , 109, 137 Sm1th, Trilena .................................... 46 Sm1th, Tyler ....................................... 85 Sneed, Mary ..................... 74 , 113, 190 Sneed , Melvin .................................... 74 Snyder, Chase ........................... 74, 123 Sohs, Veronica ............... 46, 55 , 196 Solono, Dominic ........ ................... 85 Somoza, Melina ......... ... ..... 74, 159,176 Sop1arz, Lucy ..... ........ ... ........... 101 , 120 Sorensen, Jimmy ............... 11. 46,152 pady, Ben ........ 85, 109,154,156,157 Spearman , Adamma .. ... ........ .... 166,195 ~.Kosta .46,110,181 ,100.222.223,236 Spencer. Robert .. 107 ,161178,184,185, 186,187,198 Ssessanga, Karen ......................... 101 Stahi , Terri ................... 13, 171 Stahl , Terrika ................. 13, 131 , 170 Stanesco.Amy.... 85,132,133.141 ,183.186,100 Stanford , Emily 46 , 181 , 191 , 2 11 , 236 Stanford , Kathryn ......................... 74 Stansbury, Laurie ...................... 101 Stark, Danielle ......................... 74 Starks, E'vone ................ 8, 9, 120 Stathes, Kathenne ....................... 74 Stathes, Phoebe ...................... 200 Staude, Alan ............................ 74 Stays , James ........... 47, 52, 134,135 Steed . Caroline ........ 47, 52, 177, 185 Steed , Jeff ..................... 74 , 136 Steffen , Jackie ...................... 47 Steiner, Ben ................ 47, 115, 219 Ste1ner, Ellen 47,54 ,181 ,190, 210 , 236 Ste1ner, Emily .......... 156,157, 178,190 Steinhoff, Amy ......... 74, 145, 183, 192 Steninger, Matt ....... 57, 183, 195, 197 Stephens. Julie ................... 101 , 11 3 Stevenson-Gray, Momque ............. 85 Stewart . Dan1el ............................. 74 Stewart . Jerome .................... 107,161 Stewart. Tiffany ................. 4 7, 196, 199 Stiegmann , Regan ................ .47, 52 , 54 Stoffel , Nik ................................. 47,146 Stoker, Jonathan ............................... 74 Stokes. Lauren ................. 47, 222 , 223 Stone , Wednesday ................... .47, 214 Stutman . Lily ............... 48, 54, 191 , 213 Sue , Janet ....................................... 101 Sullivan , Mike .............................. 11 , 48 Sullivan , Peri ..................... 48 , 185, 197 Sulsky, Rachel .......... 74, 183, 190, 191 Sunderland , Emma ............................ 74 Sural, Melissa .............. 81 , 85, 179,186 Susel , Jeremy .................................... 48 Susel , Zach ............... 85, 123, 185, 198 Sutton , Edna ............................ 101 , 195 Svigel , Allyson ................................. 193 Swa1n , Blake ............. 85 , 109, 136, 137 Swarsen , Adam ............................... 146 Sweetbaum , Ben .............................. 74 Sweetser, Lacey ....... 48 , 180, 191 , 219 Sweetser, Sam ........... 85, 117,150,151 Sweetwater, Adrienne .............. 74, 121 Sylvain . Kayla ........................... 74 Trl6ta & Ryan mov~ to Coloraao Tabano Carmine ....................... 74, 186 Tabano.Joseph48,179,185,186,187,194,198 Tafoya , Josh ................ 78 , 85, 129,164 Tabya,.iSI111 ,48.54,114,115,128.129,164,220 Tallbull , Blaine ............................ 85,151 Tallbull , Cody .............................. 85,151 Tamburello , Sara ....................... 48 . 218 Taubman , Lindsay .......... 181 , 195, 236 Taylor. Jessica ................................. 102 Taylor, Lavelle ........................... 85 , 137 Taylor, Sarah .................... 74, 121 , 176 Taylor. Shermika ............................... 74 Taylor, Tahjj ...................................... 85 Taylor, Will .............................. 102, 187 Taylor-Felese , Jordan ........ 85,154,155 Tedeschi , Zach ................. 74, 123,146 Tedesko, William .............................. 48 Temple , Ben ............................ 133, 195 Teves, Alyssa 48,133,139, 178,198,203 Thalhofer, Mark ....................... 102, 123 Thatch. Chris ............................. 85, 192 Thomas, David .......................... 86, 129 Thomas. Kylia ................. 48, 200, 201 Thomas, Lee ............................... 102 Thomas , Ryan ................................ 201 Thompson , Daryck .......... 86, 188. 189 Thompson.Fredrick.136,137,160,187,192,198 Thompson , Kaleema ....................... 74 Thompson, Marta ............ 48 , 54, 217 Thorne . Evan .............................. 86 Thornton . Angela .......................... 102 Thornton . Dazzmond ......... 134,135,179 Thornton . Erika .......................... 49, 207 Thronweber, Risa ...................... 49, 189 Thunderhawk, Nasrin ..................... 192 Tinsley . Kerrie ................................. 102 Tinsley . Marcus .............................. 200 Tippery, Jan1e ... 49 , 118, 181 , 210, 236 Todd , Andre ..................................... 86 Tokuda , H1deyuki .............................. 49 Tomlinson , Caitlin 12, 49 , 185, 186, 197 Tomlinson , Eryn .. 12, 86 , 185, 186, 191 Topf, Michelle ...................... 102, 183 Torrence, Brittany .......................... 49 Torrez, Avitor ................................ 74 Tortalita, Dane ..................... 11 , 49 , 96 Totaro-Bioom , Mira .................. 192, 236 Tou ssaint, Sue-Lin .......................... 102 Trattler, Adam ................................... 86 Trenholme , Barrett ..................... 86,151 Trenholme. Elena ................... 145, 195 Tressler, Nancy ............................... 102 Trotsky, Kelli .................. 102, 182, 183 Trower, Elizabeth ...... 86 , 112,150,151 Trujillo, Ashley ................................. 86 Trujillo, Francesca .......................... 74 Trujillo, Rachel .............................. 86 Tsamasfyros , Nikolas .................... 86 Tucker, Sachea ............................ 74 Turner, Evelyn ............................. 86 Turner, Loren ................... 16, 102 TwoEagles-Down1ng, Nathan ........ 103 Tyler, Cinnamon ...... 12, 49, 185, 216 Tyon-Foote, Gracie ............ 102, 192 Uooe ~ tr~nay Uhlberg Alex . . 86, 112 Uong , Julian ............................. 74 Uribe. Fat1ma ........................... 49 Utsey, Wherda ...................... 102 Y Socr~t on Cf3S w ~ California 'Ctclrla'e Vafeades, M1kha11.49 118,119, 196, 216 Vaguhn , Mane ................................. 201 Valentine, Spencer ..... 50, 54 ,164, 208 Van Pelt, Anna ................ 145 , 183, 192 Van Treuren, William ..................... 86 VanBierkom, Elizabeth .............. 50, 194 VanCamp , Theresa ................... 95 , 102 Vanderburg , Jeanne .................. 74, 198 Varney, Arika ..................................... 74 Vaughn , Amber .................................. 86 Vaughn , Marie ................................... 50 Vega . Gabnel ..................................... 50 Velazquez. Chnstopher ..................... 74 Velazquez. Maria .. 50,145,179,203 ,219 Vickers, Drew ........................... 129,151 Vigil , Aaron ....................... 86, 185, 198 Vigil , J1mmy ..................................... 102 Vig1l . Tony .......................................... 86 Vilkus , Emily .................................... 102 Vinton , Alex ................ 71 , 74, 128, 129 Viski-Hanka, Max ............... 86, 109,154 Visser, Abby ..... 74, 182, 183, 187, 197 Vitervo, Alexandra .............. 74, 99 , 187 ... 74 Vostrejs , Alexandra ........ 6dftrMJ burn In Wade , Mary .............................. 50, 198 Waggener, Alex ............................. 123 Waggener, Nadia ........................... 183 Wagner, Flo ..................................... 102 Waites, Luke ...................................... 74 Waldo, Dechen ................................. 86 Waldo , Karma .................................... 86 Waldrup, Shanita ............................. 86 Walicki , Carolyn ......................... 86, 145 Walker,Colleen .50,11 0,148,149190,218 Walker, Jahala ........................... 86, 186 Walker, Lace ..................................... 86 Walker, Latrese ........................ 86, 141 Walker, Pat .................................... 102 Walker, Tasia .................................. 67 Walker, Ti'Lyn .................................. 58 Waii ,Jesse.74, 107, 108, 109, 142, 143, 160,161 ,186 Wallace , Elizabeth .......................... 50 Walsh , Chris .................................. 74 Walters , Allen ............................ 86, 200 Walters , Andrew ............... 50, 133, 213 Walters , Jennifer ....... 50, 178.200, 201 Walton. Toni ................................... 102 Wamboldt, Alex ........ 74, 182. 183, 197 Ward , Cory ........................................ 86 Ward , Heather .................................. 86 Ward , S1m .......................................... 74 Ware , Darsel ...................................... 74 Warner. Collen ....................... 9, 74, 115 Warren , Whitney ............... 74, 170, 171 Washington. Chelsea .............. 170, 171 Washington, Kayla .......................... 107 Wason, Jessica .... 113, 150,183, 186 Watkins. Alice .................................. 112 Watson . Laureen ............................. 193 Weathers, Kinyada .................... 50, 213 Weaver, Ruthann ............................. 102 Webb, Wellington ............. 75, 107. 108 Weber, Samantha ... 124, 138, 139, 187 Webster, H1llary ................................. 50 Webster, Will ........................ 96 , 200 Wedgeworth , Rayshad ................. 96 Wein. Erica ..................................... 157 Weisenhorn , Jody .. 75,120,121 ,145,149 Weiss. Cora ................ 50 , 55 , 184, 185 Weller. Liz ............................... 145, 192 Wells , Donell .................................... 137 Wells , Kay ........................................ 102 Wells , Shannon ................................. 50 Werner-Brandenberg , Allynne ... 50, 180 Wert, Davis ....................... 13, 117, 191 Wert, Jeannie .... 13, 50, 144, 145, 180, 181 , 191 , 213, 236 Wert, Scott .......................... 13, 91 , 117 Wessel , Kyle ............................... 75,152 Wheele r, Jared .................................. 51 Whitcomb, Isabel ............................. 110 White, David ..................... 51 , 123, 188 White, Hannah ................................. 193 Wh1te, Khadijah ......................... 51 , 193 Wh1te, Ruby ........................ 75, 95 , 193 Whiteside . Dorian .................... 108, 109 Whittaker. Wendy ... 9, 10, 51 , 183, 197 Wickham . Kate ................................ 102 .................................. 75 Wiley, John Wilkerson , Gus ........................ 109, 137 Wilkerson , Michael . 123, 183, 185, 195 Wilkins , Damark ......................... 8 , 9, 75 Williams, Anson .............................. 108 Williams, Ashton ........ 51 ,114,115,181 , 219, 236 Williams , Brandon ........................ 75 Williams, lan ...................... 107,151 Williams, Jarea ............. 51 , 222 . 223 Williams, Joe ........................ 75, 100 Williams, Larnell ..................... 75 Williams, Marlaina .................... 75 Williams , Michael .. .. . .. .. 75 , 200, 201 Williams , Schuyla ........................ 51 Williams . Terrance ...................... 200 Williams . Walker ............... 51 , 200 , 206 Williams, William ............................. 117 Williams-Ward, Clarissa .................... 75 Williamson , Mary ............................ 186 Willson , V1nce .................................. 109 Wilson, April .............. 51 , 220, 222 , 223 Wilson , Brandon ................................ 51 Wilson , Bri ................................ 51 , 193 Wilson, Cory ..................... 75, 198, 201 Wilson. De'narice .............................. 51 Wilson. Donte .................................. 109 Wilson . J.L. .................................... 126 Wilson , Jane .................................... 102 Wilson , Joseph .................................. 75 Wilson, Napoleon ........... ................. 192 Winbourn , Dylan ................................ 53 Winbourn , Gillian .............. 112,158,159 Winslow, Becca ............................... 194 .. ...... 187 Wittaker, Wendy ............. Wolff, Emily ..................... 192 . 193, 201 Wolz. Jeff ......................... 53 . 129, 218 Woodard , Aaron ............. 75, 128, 129 Woodard. Amber ............................... 53 Woodard , Aundra ............. 75 , 193, 198 Woodley, Teresa ..................... 138, 139 Woods-Gooley, Brittany ............ 75, 187 Woolfolk, Brittani ............................... 75 Woolfolk, Sachet ............................. 192 Woolfork, Ron .................................. 107 Worthen, Zach ................. 164,180, 195 Wotkyns . Alice ................................ 167 y~ le f,.,tt&- than MW~ Yamasaki , Kent .. 17, 102 Yara , Chris ........... 185, 187, 198 Yara , Jerem1ah ............. 53 . 142,201 Yarber. Melvin ................... 109, 186 Ybarra-Dudley, Cassie ..... 71 75 , 198 Voiles . Damel......... ....... ....... 197 Young . Davida ............. 139, 140,178 Young , Lindsay ....................... 75, 121 Young . 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Colorado 80222 ds �Angelus 2004 Ecltors~f: Eimear Lynch and Jeann·e Wert PhotograPhy Ecltors: Kesley Krosky and Emily Stanford Staff: Brig"d oore, Sydney Park, Ashton Williams, El en Ste· er, Brittany Roy, Emi y Kryzanow · Katie Hanson, Julie Auerbach, Anna Kobey, Stephanie O'Brien, Katie Manart, M" a Totaro·Bioo Hannah Laetz, Krista Spencer, Jan·e nppery, Alea l.ittlejoh , Brooke Bucar, Plfl Casey, l.i dsay Taubman, Maggie Rounds, Allison Bartholomew, Kate McDonald, Brian Hal, and Alison Deffne To the 2003-2004 Yearboat staff: we will yoo the fall.owiJJg with many tbanks far a suooessfu1 year: Phil: A pair of ice skates (for all those fun "dates'') taking every picture, a girlfriend. Haimab: Oblivious to dirty quotes, at least you're innocent! ElleD: Underclassmen, a :Pb without a title. Brooke: Servin' it up! stress... Janie: Ashton, always worlcing, making us laugh. Ashtoo: Hannah, wannabe Erli.tor, never your fault, dancing in the back room. Lindsay: Little Lindsay, we're really not that scary. Al.ea: Amazing worker, you really are the best! Anna: Never having your camera, always getting yelled at, talks about reality shows. Katie Manart: Stressed out, knitting corner. Brian: You know best, a pipette, "Gary." .Allan D.: Hard worker, remember the Lettermen. Alllim B.: A lot of drama, deep talks with Phil in Photo. Kate: You brighten our days, always confused. Emily K.: Nervous 236 Angelus breakdowns, car drama, answers to Physics. Emily S.: Cheerleading always prepared. Mira: Spanish homework, JOOSt helpful. Julie: A yearlxxll final, class cl.own, looking for a laugh, pirate :Pkes. Krista: Perfect cxmsiderate. Brlgid: "Do we have to go to stats?'' Urban Outfitten the happy family. Katie H.: Nicholas Cage, always laughing. Clayton stories, loud laugh, being on top of everything. Stephenie: dibs on computers, stat homework. Maggie: Full of advice, Topeka or Brittany: Florida and Eudora. Sydney: Storming off, "this is ridi.cul.c>l3' long walks in the hall with the crew. JaDdersoo: Not really being retirai relaxation. Lisa: A lot of stress, but we got through it. A good first year, a better second one. Thank you! ��I �li II ��II ���� 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 2004 Angelus Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource East High School Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2004 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 2000s Yearbooks