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After school, seniors M1che ll e Kleiman-Moran , Krista Shaw, Logan Benko, Alex Pearce , Jule O' Dea , Ben All ison , Mary Higgins, and Ben Flitter show off the1r pnde 1n East H1gh by weanng red and wh ite . by ( Photo Margaux Booren) Adopt a frosh At the pep rally, freshmen follow an East tradition by wearing red and white to the Homecoming Pep Rally. Many freshmen get adopted by sen1ors who wake them up early and dress them up in crazy clothes, and then take them out to breakfast before bring them to school. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Dress to Impress. Tak1ng a break during passing penod, senior Cec1le Perrin, sophomores Samantha Martinez and Sandra Tatham-Massey, and JUnior Chelsea Little show Angel pnde by weanng red and white. (Photo by Stephame Rem1g1o) C IL LJll ~ Crazy Red and White �CRAZY l!ro AND WniTf DAY! Since 1924, East has been a school flourishing with tradition. Crazy Red and White Day is a perfect display of the unity and spirit in such a diverse school. Sophomore Aaron Williams points out that, "Red and Wh1te Day makes East stand out from all the other high schools in Denver." Students at East rise above the rest in academics and athletics and feel great pride in their high school. According to security guard Keith Norris, "I have heard from all the other security guards at other schools that no one represents school spirit like East." East students set themselves apart from the rest by incorporating individual aspects to their ensembles; yet, despite the differences, the school comes together as a mixture of red and white. Not only do students represent East by wearing red and white every Friday, they take it to the next level and go crazy on the Fridays during spirit weeks. LaToya Ragsdale, a senior, said, "Crazy Red and White Day 1s the one day a year you can get away w1th wearing anythmg. hats, bandanas, face paint... everything!" Crazy Red and White Day is all part of the Angel tradition. "When everyone arrives at school, you can see them all standing in the main hall and it is a sea of red and white . Everyone is unified," said senior Chiffon Matthews-Webber. •Rachel Sulsky Halo-Lo Halo-Lo Hey! Sen1ors show school pnde wh1le following the cheerleaders' lead 1n East's famous cheer. Sen1ors are always more enthus,astic than any other class because they are on top of the school. Pep rallies are a great way to get students pumped and ready for the homecommg game . (Photo by Margaux Booren) Face paint! While wait1ng in line to buy the1r Homecoming t1ckets, sopho· mores Nora Livingston, Lisa Lovell, and Nikki Holland-Plum smile for the camera Hav1ng experienced Crazy Red and White Day before, they all agreed that this year was the best yet! (Photo by Stephanie Remig1o) Angel prldel Dressed m the1r craz1est red and white, sophomore Acura Holt, JUnior LyVette Groce, sophomore Dale Samuels, senior Jovan Austm, freshman OJ Luckett. and junior Tyshel McPherson, are ready for the Homecoming Pep Rally. (Photo Mallory by Heinzeroth) Purely angelic. During lunch on Crazy Red and White Day, sophomores Rachel Steed Maya Burchette, and Christina Ausler flaunt their match1ng halos. These Angels agree, "Of all the spint days, Crazy Red and Wh1te Day IS by far the best because everyone 1s umfied and red and white are the best colors a school can have." (Photo by Stephanie RemigJo) Crazy Red and White �Around the world. From the Fhntstones to Hawaii to Jama1ca and then back to the beaches of Ca 1forn1a seniors Allie Vostrejs, Madeline Caudle, Josh Greenwood and Jeff Gabel show the1r school spmt by dress1ng up for Halloween. They must be yearn1ng for warmer weather because they are all dressed for the sun . (Photo by Margaux Booren) ScnOOL SPIRIT Students at East showed their school sp1nt by dressing up during spirit weeks and on various holidays Students were authentic, creat1ve and crazy with the clothes and costumes they decided to wear Spirit days gave the Angels a chance to step out of their usual outfits and show their creative, spirited side. Pajama day and GQ day were the spirit days students loved most, these days allowed them to model everything from the clothes they slept in to their best formal wear. "Spirit week was fun because it was cool to see everyone come together and show their Angel pride by being crazy," said freshman Savannah McMillan. Other spirit days included Stoplight, Class Competitions, Fun In The Sun and many more. On Stoplight Day students who wore red had dates to Homecoming, those in yellow were "talking" to someone {but st1lllooking for the perfect date), and anyone who had on green was single and look1ng for fun, possibly even a date for Homecoming. In addition to Spirit Week, Angels showed school spirit on Halloween by dressmg up and participating in the "Best Halloween Costume" contest hosted by the Student Council. Senior Francesca Trujillo stated, "Halloween is my favorite holiday because it allows people to go crazy, show spirit and be whoever they want for a day." •Chanelle Pugh Taking on a whole new Identity. Dress1ng up for Halloween is a great way for students to show their school spmt and that is exactly what juniors Hana Willis and Amber Feldman did . They entered the costume contest hosted by student council and both won a free Chipotle burrito. (Photoby Ashley Mart1nez) Kow·a·bunga. Dressed up like everyone's favonte crime lighting turtles, seniors Ryan Jones. Jesse Wall , Ryan Sauceda and Christopher Schirk are some of the most sp1rited sen1ors . Many would agree that these Teenage Mutant NinJa Turtles were the coolest superheroes at East on Halloween . (Photo by Mallory Hemzeroth) School Spirit Dressed to chill. Showing off the1r school spirit , freshmen Carne Austermann . Erin Bates, and Cailee Fergusor are excited about partic1patmg g1r their first sp1rit week and wish they could s1t around all day m their comfy paja· mas instead of having to go to class . (Photo by Leah M1llis) �Pajama party Freshman Mackenz1 Beii Nugent, JUniors Jannaye Pogue , La'R1csha Dav1s, sophomore Jozlin Moland , senior Ashleigh Owens, sophomores Lynnikka Draper and Samantha Martinez and freshman Calley Salagovic. (Photo by Leah Millis) Leaning back Show1ng class and school spin! some of the fellas in Kappa League model their formal threads . Senior Baniaha Dailey, juniors Kori Brown , Kevin Blackmon and senior Chauncey Davis show their sp1rit for both their school w1th their formal clothes and the1r fratern1ty with the1r stepp1ng sticks (Photo by Leah Millis) Ready for the ball. Kicking 11 in the hall dunng lunch weanng the1r GO f1nest juniors Tiara Sayers , Dechen Waldo, sophomore Alyssa Kamlet , senior Cecile Pernn, and sophomore Athilla Sayers are dressed to 1mpress. (Photo by Mallory Hemzeroth) 11 ~ IE 11R~ School Spirit �We l come ! These students were relocated to Colorado due to Hurr i cane Katrina . Front row ; James Tobias , 9; Catherine Braud , 11 ; Aunelle Tob1as , 10. Back row : Chnst ian Hudnall, 9; Frans i sco Lombard , 12 ; Crystal Hudnall, 12 . (Photo by Ashley Mart1nez) City of love. Standing 1n front of the Eiffel Tower, JUniors Claire Sanderson , Stephanie Maxwell, and Lara S1lversm1th enjoy see1ng the many famous landmarks . The three fnends traveled together to France where they stayed at a college and improved their French by taking lessons and speaking da1ly. (Photo courtesy of Lara Silversmith) When In Greece ... Wh1le v1sit1ng the beautiful 1sland of Mykonos . one of the many stops on the1r Greek cruise , tour guide Roberto , East sponsors Mr. Dauchot, Laurel Seaholm, and East students, juniors Lila Creighton , Sarah Goode , Eryn Tomlinson, Emily Sedbrook, Jon Adams, and Christine Jones enjoy the view before the1r meal (Photo courtesy of Sarah Goode) 11r Encounter & Exchange �[NCOUNTfR AND [XCNAN(if Over the summer students traveled w1th clubs, school groups, family, friends, or individually to different countries. Junior Eryn Tomlinson traveled to Greece with a group of fifteen East students chaperoned by Mr. Seaholm and Mr. Dauchot. ~Greece was amazing and one of the best experiences of my life," explained Eryn. Another group of students traveled to South Africa for four weeks with the Odyssey club, sponsored by Ms. Archer. "I will never forget my experience in South Africa. At first it was hard to adjust, but then it was hard to leave," described junior Gillian Winbourn. No matter where students ventured, they brought their memories and experiences with them into the new school year. This year, East also hosted exchange students from various countries including Germany, Poland, Brazil, Turkey, Italy, and Ecuador. East students were generous enough to welcome these exchange students into their homes. Philipp Gahbler, from Germany, said, "East is a nice school. It's a lot bigger than my school back home. The classes are about the same, but it's easier to get good grades here." East embraced the diverse students and continues to welcome exchange students each year. •Sarah Goode and Lila Creighton Far from home. Last summer JUnior Kristin Marquez and her sister, freshman Sarah Marquez, traveled to Spain with their family . On their ten day trip, they visited several c1t1es 1ncluding Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville . While there, they toured mosques, churches and historic castles . (Photo courtesy of Knstin Marquez) Mi casa es su casa. While in Honduras, JUnior Emily Bardwell poses with her host family. Last summer, Emily part1c1pated In a volunteer program called Amigos de las Americas, stayIng in Honduras for s1x weeks where she worked at a school. (Photo courtesy of Emily Bardwell) Helping hand. Wh1le visiting the city of Nazareth, a Muslim woman shows sen1or Alexa Perez how to make pita bread Last summer Alexa traveled to vanous regions in Israel including Nazareth and Jerusalem to expenance a new culture . (Photo courtesy of Alexa Perez) Children are the future. Wh1le 1n Yetebon , a small town in Ethiopia, sen1or Joi Moton volunteered helping children plan their futures and understand their potential . Joi traveled with jun1or Ruby Holmes to help and learn from the children. "The lessons that they taught me cannot be learned from a book. You have to look into the eyes of the children and let them touch your heart," explained Joi. (Photo courtesy of Ruby Holmes) Encounter & Exchange �Team spirit. After school seniors Even Rogers , Becca Davidson , Mary Higgins, Liz Mosher. and Jeann1e Vanderburg head out to the softball field to watch the game aga1nst TJ, show the1r school spmt and support the1r friends . (Photo by Margaux Booren) A quick break . On the job at Circuit City, senior Serg10 Banuelos greets costumers as the come 1nto the store He helps to answer quest1ons store patrons may have and ensures them a pleasant visit. Th1s work expenence 1s sure to be very helpful later In life . (Photo by Bethany Corn1sh) Part of the crowd! Many students enJOY attending East football games, like th1s year's Homecom1ng game aga1nst West where we were v1ctonous. Show1ng their school spirit by cheering their friends on and above all just be1ng a part of the act1on is a great way to get involved. (Photo by Mallory He1nzeroth) l lrJIHI IE 11E After School IE �AfTfR ScnooL With a school as unique as East it is no shock that the list of afterschool activities mirrors the school's diversity. From jobs at the mall to volunteering for Habitat for Humanity or just hanging out, East students can be found doing just about everything. Students work everywhere from fine restaurants to retail stores. Some just want a little extra spending money and others are looking for school credit. Many students tutor elementary and junior high students on a weekly basis. They become mentors and form bonds that increase success rates for the younger students. Junior Dan Burtness states, "I love volunteering with the middle school kids because we have the chance to make a large impact on their lives. It's great to see how far they come m the course of just one year." If students are not working or volunteering, they can be found just hanging out. Both the Esplanade and parking lot have become popular social hangouts for students after the final bell rings. Many upper class men argue that eighth period is the best class to have off. "I love having eighth off because I have time to go home and change so that I am ready and rested when sports start," says senior Allison Hall. Whatever their choice activity, whether work or play, East students enjoy their afternoons . •Bethany Cornish Goofing around! Wh1.e volunteering at Schlesman YMCA , senior Bethany Cornish, JUniors Enc Ebel , Dan Burtness , and Chns Hill and sophomore Matt Peterson take a moment to huddle up before spending t1me playing games and talkmg w1th middle schoolers on a Fnday night. (Photo courtesy of Bethany Cornish) Onthejob. Talkng on the phone 1s a b1g part of senior Tiffany Baldw1n"s JOb as she spends 30 hours a week work1ng for TMR telemarketing company East"s Career Connections program allows Tiffany to rece1ve school credit and get pa1d while making future JOb contacts . (Photo by Lizzy Funk) Workin ' hard. Work1ng w1th the Career Connections program, junior Tessa Caudle and sophomores Patnck Hartman and Brett Dav1s help out at a local function. Volunteenng and makmg an Impact are v1tal to making our communltywork. (Photo courtesy of Ms . Pope) Just chillin '. The front hall is a great place to lind people and meet up w1th fnends after school . This was true for JUniors Tana Williams and Dianna Butler, semors Cha Simmons and Ghaea Doss, jun1or Am1e Fontenot and sen1or Jahnics Jones . The g1rls enJOY hanging out together for awhile before heading to the Homecom1ng football game together. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) After School �Buddy up. Hanging out after Link Crew. freshman Salma Valadez and her junior Lmk Leader Jeremiah Lewis take a moment to pose, style Is everyth1ng1 Go r i ght. After French class, jun1or Ange Youde says that "Fashion should be fun and un1que! When everyone else goes left, I go nght!" (Photos by Stephan1e Rem1g1o) Work it ! Look1ng cute, sophomore Enn Musso models pea ant trend . Enn says, "It's always fun to wear the late fash1ons!" (Photo by Stephanie Remig1o) Stri ke a pose ! Modeling 1n the m1ddle of the front hallwa sophomores Rebekah Johnson, Mookey Gilbert, fresh Ojuan Luckett, sen1or Enc Miller, sophomore Amber and senior Jahnice Jones, know how to show off their style a un1que fashion . (Photo by Stephanie Remigio) 11r 1HII Fashion IE I �The word is out: East's fashion is diverse , creative, and unique, JUSt like its student body. "Good fashion is fun because when you wear something you think is cute , and you get a compliment on it, it totally makes your day!" said freshman Victoria Wells. "Everyone has their own style. There are some groups that dress alike, but most people are very creative ," said junior Carolyn Walicki. At East, fashion goes beyond runway shows , and comes into our daily lives. Fashion isn't just about what you wear, it is also a form of selfexpression . When East students were surveyed about what "completes their outfits," their responses varied from sunglasses , braids, nails, collared shirts , earrings, purses, to even underwear. However, Coach Wolf had the last word, reminding students: ''Your outfit is not complete without a belt to pull up your pants!" Despite the different fashion trends , everyone has one thing in common ... SHOES! Shoes aren't just required footwear, they're also a vital part of fashion . Senior E'vone Starks explained, "When I think about fashion , I think about shoes. Shoes make your outfit complete ." At East, shoes are always as interesting as the outfits. Some people prefer basic tennis shoes, others select a fashionable high-heel, and still others wear flip-flops, boots, flats, or high-tops. Like the students at East, every pair of shoes has a different story behind it. •Stephanie Remigio Brrrl After fur"·lhenng her educat1on 1n AP Biology, sen1or Desiree Jones displays her latest cold weather fashion . "I love to set my own trends w1th my own style to show my personality . It's fun to look un1que bull always match!" (Photo by Stephanie Remigio) Look at mel Posing pretty, sen1or MelISSa Oberg shows off her favonte style. "I like to wear fun colors, and stuff that's not too revealing . I usually JUSI wear whatever I can f1nd on my bedroom floor as long as 111s comfortable," she explained . (Photo by Stephanie Rem1gio) Macho men! The boys at East sure know how to dress . Juniors Jay Prevedel, Chns Hayden , and Dev1n Jackson, sen1ors Jeffrey Steed and Matthew Baiyee-Cady, juniors Sam Burns·DeBoskey and Gnff1n Gladson , and freshman Danan Armstrong all show off the1r unique style (Photo by Stephan1e Rem1gio) Trojan man! Everyone has seen freshman Ben Tregembo and h1s totally un1que hair. "I love to stand out" he said, adding , "To do my hair. it lakes anywhere from 15 m1nutes on a good day , to 45 minutes on a bad day. I love my ha1r color and I love experiment1ng with the colors. even though it takes a long time to dye • (Photo by Stephan1e Remigio) Fashion �Angel's house. Voted the best sp1nt day by students, jun1ors Jordan Casteel, Nicolette Sm1th Kayla Roper, Taychell Pugh, and Bnanna Elder love dressing up for Crazy Red and White Day because 1t gives them a chance to show the1r Angel pride and get a little crazy (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) BrsT Or. .. The best was hard to find in a school as diverse as East High, b~t a survey helped sort it out. When students were asked to pick the favorite concert venue, some chose the intimate Fillmore, or the unique Red Rocks, however, most preferred the huge and thrilling Pepsi Center for a concert. Even so, many Angels chose a sportmg event over a concert for entertainment. At lunchtime, students still preferred the classic Mexican food, a smothered burrito or a quesadilla. In the morning, Angels enjoyed starting off the day with a big bowl of Lucky Charms. "I love the freeze dried marshmallows!" commented junior An Aal. East students also preferred to park on the Esplanade, rather than in the parking lot. Students' favorite class was Literature and their favorite teachers were Mel Duggan and Mr. Hernandez. "Mr. Hernandez would always make his class interesting and he brought our social lives into the context of Ancient and Medieval History," said junior Morgan Hall When asked about their ideal job, East students expressed an overwhelming interest in becoming entertainers. Whether they'd be a musician, dancer, actor or even a comedian, Angels love to entertain Through th1s survey we found that have Angels similar interests, yel their diversity is what makes East better than the rest. •Lizzy Funk Class act. East students voted Mr Hernandez and Mel Duggan as their favonte teachers. Mr. Hernandez teaches social stud1es classes like Anc1ent and Medieval H1story, Social Problems and Psychology, while Mel is a drama teacher and the d1rector of all the plays. (Photo By Lizzy Funk) Me gusta! Students at East chose Mexican as their favonte type of food. Ch1potle, a restaurant serv1ng fast Mexican food, is a popular spot for lunch. Sophomore Aaron Williams and freshmen Domin1que Dav1s, Arquese Joiner, and Nicole McGee come back to school with full tummies after eating their big Chipotle burritos (Photo by Lizzy Funk) Best of Lovin ' Lit. The preferred East subject is Litera ture. There are a variety of ·u classes that car be taken at any grade level "Readmg is the best part of Lit erature class because you car relax," explamed junior Monique Ferguson (Photo by Lizzy Funk) �f4VORITf CfRf4L5 (J) 0 ·.::: (1) (1) ..r::. (.) row X ou- I- (.)0... ·.::: o:::l Hearts , stars , horseshoes ... When the students voted for thetr favonte cereal, their choices varied from Trix to Cheerios . However, Lucky Charms beat out all the other cereals With 20°o of the votes East students enJOY starting their day off With a bowl of cereal for breakfast . it back. In a close vote , East students decided that they the back·tn angle parking of the Esplanade to the ndtcular parking of the parking lot. There is always a to get the best spots on the Esplanade before school and after lunch . (Photo by Bethany Cornish) ' venue. At the Pepsi Center, which was voted the concert venue by East Angels , sentors Lauren Brady, ne Sweetwater, Elise Breed, Allie VostreJS, Becca lta•vi d~;on , Catherine Meredith, Michelle Kleiman·Moran , Miller and a concert going random are headed to see band Guster (Picture courtesy of Michelle Kleiman·Moran) llfiiHil IE liE A A Best of ���Ben Allison "There's a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot." -Steven Wright Giulla Alves "0 impossivel e possivel. .. go for it." -Unknown Luis Azcona "I'd rather live like a man than die like a coward." -LUIS Azcona Sergio Banuelos "I'd rather die on my feet than live on my knees ." -Emiliano Zapata Luis Angeles-Camacho "God 1s not sitting far away somewhere with a big magnifying glass, but he is an ever-present God who knows everything about us and still loves us." -Mercy Me M'tipheni (Tiffany) Baldwin "I may wake 2 smile or maybe 2 cry but first 2 those of my part I must say good-bye ·· -2 pac Eddie Battle "Things turn out for the best for people who make the best of the way things turn out." -Anonymous Sandra Allen Benjamin Allison Daniel Almon Giulia Alves Tiffany Baldwin Sergio Banuelos Gregory Bartholomew Edward Battle Daniel Almon 'You only live once - but if you work it right , once is enough."' -Joe E. Lewis �Vienna Beanum Vienna Marie Beanum "There is no chance , no destiny , no fate, that can hinder or control the firm resolve of a determined soul." · Ella Wheeler Wilcox Chelsea Beckett "In each of us there burns a flame of independence that must never be allowed to go out. As long as that ex1sts within Chelsea Beckett us, we cannot be destroyed." -Bryce Courtenay Morgan Seem "I met a possum .. . my blood hurts <3!" -What's-her-face Julia Behr "It's not whether you win or lose, 1t's how you wear your hair." -Anonymous Morgan Beem Julia Behr Logan Benko "All the roads we have to walk are winding , and all the light that leads us there is blinding ." -Oasis Lucy Berenato "All the freaky people make the beauty of the world ... I do what I want. " -Michael Franti Claire Bentley "The best thing about the future is it Oilly comes one day at a t1me ." ·Abraham Lincoln Tamara Berkman "The most wasted of all days is one without laughter." -E.E. Cummings Semors �Bo Blodgett Molly Bloom Bo Blodgett "My boy, you are descended from a long line of determined , resourceful , microscopic tadpoles- champions everyone ." -Kurt Vonnegut Galapagos Brittany Borne "If I had to do it all aga1n , I wouldn't take away the rain because I know it made me who I am ." -Faith Evans Molly Bloom "The she-wolf is a reward , oh my leinsman." -Anonymous Ben Boyd "Ya'lf see a man on the moon walkin ', I see a crowd runn1ng ." -Luda Margaux Booren "My decisions don't require your concert." -Anonymous Daniel Boyle "Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of Margaux Booren Brittany Borne * Sen1ors imagmation ." -Oscar Wilde make history." -Laurel Thatcher Ulrich Kelly Boyle "Everythmg IS everythmg , what 1s meant to be, will be ." -Lauren Hill D'm1trius Brewer "Do any and everything you want to do and nothing you don't." -Unknown Lauren Brady "Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent." -Victor Hugo Elise Breed "Well behaved women rarely Tierra Briggs "If you don't like somethmg change it. If you can 't change it, change your attitude. Don 't complain ." -Maya Angelou �Evan Bngham Put that thing here." -Evan Brigham and God be our limit and eternity our measurement." -Marcus Garvey us. So, be swift to love and haste to be kind." -Henri Amiel Elissa Brown "Men, chocolate, coffee ... some things are just better rich." -Unknown Septima Bruce "Don't go through life, grow through life." -Eric Butterworth Nielah Burnett "If today is spent crying over yesterday, then tomorrow is wasted." -Unknown Kori Brown "God and nature made us, from our own created genius we make ourselves. Let the sky Michelle Buchanan "Life is short and we do not have much time to gladden the hearts of those who travel with Nielah Burnett Ryan Burt Ryan Burt "I never go to bed with an ugly girl but I may wake up with one. -Unknown Roberta Businaro Roby Businaro "You have to live in somebody else's country to feel it. Ciaooo dall' ltalia." -Noy Chou Jonathan Campos ''Cash rules everything around me C.R.E.A.M. get the money dollar dollar dollar bill ya'll." -Method Man Jonathan Campos �Maria Capecelatro "Art wishes away the dust of ev~ryday life." -P1casso Shaguita Carter "It s not what they said or what they did. It's not what I saw or what I feared. It's my trails that made me strong, gave me perseverance to go on." -Unknown you. Do yow thing." -Queen lat1f1a Zach Castle "Just follow your heart, that's what I do.'' -Napolean Dynamite Madeline Caudle "A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step." -Lao-Tzu be where you want me to be. I am free to be what I want." -Muhammad Ali Cla1re Clancy "The human race has one really effective weapon, and that is laughter." -Mark Twain Allenn1a Case "Let people talk. It's the way you walk. Love the ones that hate you because they make Amanda Chltsom "I know where I'm going and I know the truth, and I don't nave to Russell Clark "As early pioneers in the knowing, that when you lose your reason, you attain the highest perfect knowing.'' -Jack Kerouac Russell Clark Tara Clark Conor Cleary Tara Clark "I have never let my schooling interfere with my education." -Mark Twain Conor Cleary "There's a million fine looking women out there but not all of them bring you lasagna at work Most ol fhem just cheat on you." -Kevin Smith Nell Collier "Bnng me a tool shed, for 1 am hungry." -Peter Griffin Neil Collier �Baniaha Dailey Bailey Connor "If you want to walk on water, you've got to get out of the boat." -Dr. John Orthburg Sarah Cook ~Here's to love,laughter, famtly and friends, and enough time to enJOY them." -My Grandpa- Earl Hacking Bethany Cornish "The beauty of grace is it Alfredo Damian makes life not fair." -Matthew Thiessen Rachel Coulter "Colors become bolder as one follows in the steps of one another ... but as one makes their own path, a new color is created." -Rachel Coulter Kierston Couttee "They mistake my kindness as ... weakness. Theyseemyconfidence as ... conceit. They see Alexandra Darr my mistakes as ... defeat. They see my success as ... accidental. They see my intelligence as ... potential. -Mikita Tamarah Curtis "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." -Philippians 4:13 Baniaha Dailey "Where there is love, pray, and inspiration, I don't think you can Rebecca Davidson go wrong." -Ella Fitzgerald Alexandra Lee Darr "In dreams we enter a reality entirely our own." -AI'bus Dumbledore Rebecca Davtdson "Life is pure adventure and the sooner we realize that the quicker we can treat life as art." -Maya Angelou Seniors ....... �Benjamin Dixon Micaiah Dixon Shanel Dominguez Ghaea Doss ing disorderly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries." -A.A. Milne Micaiah DIXOn "Life without knowledge is death in disguise." -Anonymous Tnston D1mery "These are your morn1n~ announcements ... it's me. K bye. -Tristan D1mery Shanel Dommguez "Life withoutliving is no life at all! Live life to the fullest!" -Anonymous Ben D1xon "Nobody likes you goofy!" -Anonymous Ghaea Doss "Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift, that's why we call it the present. -Anonymous * Chauncey Davis "Don't let anyone tell you who you are. BE YOU'" -Tupac Devahshey Davis "Education, experience, and me manes are three things that no one can take away from you." -Anonymous Paula Davis "Life's like a movie, write your own ending." -Kermit the Frog Sen tors Suequia Dav1s "My darling daughter, in th1s poem I sang a song that says as time goes on, I am you, You are me and that's how life goes on." -Anonymous Andrea Dejong "Did Doggie Howser just steal my car?" -Harold & Dumar go to White Castle Lauren Delcampo "One of the advantages of be- �Reg1nald Dotson "I'm for truth, no matter who tells it. I am for justice, no matter who it's for or against." -Malcolm X town" -D-WUC Piet Dudley "Hell divers' rodeo indeed!" -Ted Nugent Jesse Durfee "I knew what I wanted and did it 'till it was done. So I've been the dream I've wanted to be since day one." -Aesop Rock Tyler Droy "Take you down to China Latara Duell "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen, nor touched ... but are felt in the heart" -Helen Keller Sarah Elias "If I could reach up and hold a star for every time you made me smile, I would have the whole sky in my hands.'' -Unknown Reginald Dotson OJ Doyle Samuel Dreskin Sarah Elias OJ Elliott Sam Dreskin "Once more unto the breech, dear fnends, once more." -Shakespeare Anna Ellis "Carpe D1em." -Horace Latin Poet Jeff Engelken "You only live once, but if you work it nght, once IS all you need." -Joe Louis Tyler Droy �Alex Eppler "One must have a good memory to be able to keep the promises one makes " -Frederick Nietzsche Victoria Lynn Esparza "I've never failed in my life, it's just a 2,000 step process." -Unknown Sarah Ewing "Shoot for the moon and if you miss, you'llland among the stars."' -Anonymous Josh Figueroa "My home is not a place, it IS people." -Luis McMaster Bujold Selen Esen "Bir Tek yasanarak, ogrenilirmis hayat, okuyarak, dinleyerek degil. .. " -Can Yuccel Al'jeryd Evans "The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark." -Michelangelo Amber Feldman "If you knew you could never fall, what would you attempt?" -Anonymous Erin Fleming "May stars carry your sadness away, may hope forever w1pe away your tears, and above all, may silence make you strong." -Ch1ef Dan George Kathleen Ferrick Joshua Figueroa Natalie Finnie Kathleen Ferrick "The greatest possession is self-possession." -Ethel Watts Mumford Erin Fleming �Tara Friend Ben Flitter "I can deal with failure , I cannot deal with not trying ." -Michael Jordan Joe Freemond "The best way to predict our future IS to invent it." -Anonymous Tara Friend "An eye for an eye, soon the Elizabeth Funk whole world will be blind." -Gandhi L1zzy Funk "Before you criticize someone , you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you cntlcize them, you are a mile away from them and you have their shoes" -Frieda Norris Alexandria Gaass Jeffrey Gabel Ali Gaass "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their own dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt was not happy. Soitsetoff m search of its missing piece." -Shel S1lverstem Christina Galindo "If you don't nsk anything you risk even more ." -Erica Jong Soph1a Galleher "It was missing a piece and it Jess1e Gammel 'We will be friends until forever, just you wait and see ." -Wmn1e the Pooh Jeff Geman "Duff, the cause and solution to all of l1fe's problems." -Homer Simpson Sen1ors ���Niclas Goerrissen Danielle Goff Rachel Gonzales Brittany Gooley Zoe Green Joshua Greenwood Ana'is Gude Mandisa Gunnells * Jasmine Germany Dan1elle Goff 'To accomplish great things , "Look at all their faces .. Calm we must not only act, but also as Hindu cows." dream, not only plan , but also -Brad Pitt (Fight Club) believe ." -Anatole France Rachel Gonzales "Sometimes your joy is the James Godbolt source of your smile, but some"It is not my nature to join in times your smile can be the source hating, but in loving." of your joy." -Sophocles -Anonymous Sen1ors Brittany Gooley "Thinking It IS JUSt like doing it, and you only l1ve once , so go ahead and test the waters." -Unknown Zoe Green "I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn 't say any other way .. . things I had no words for. " -Georg1a O'Keeffe Josh Greenwood "How happy 1s the blameless vestal 's lot? The world for· gettmg by the world forgot. -Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mmd Ana·is Grude "The difference between or· dinary and extraordinary is tha little extra." -Anonymous �Mandisa Gunnells "There are 40 kinds of lunacy. but onJy one kind of common sense. -African Proverb Brian Hall "Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of values." -Albert Einstein Allison Hall "Aerodynamically, the bumble bee shouldn't be able to fly, but the ~um~le bee doesn't know 1t so 1t goes on flying anyway." -Mary Kay Ash Ambrosia Hamilton "Every new beginning comes from other beginnmgs end." -Anonymous Allison Hall Mary Hansen "Success is not final. Failure is not fatal. It is the courage to con Brian Hall tinue that counts." -Winston Chruchhill out of our lives." -The Callmg Carol Harlor "The most wasted of all days is one without laughter." -E.E. Cummings Samantha Haynes "This is your life, are you who you wanna be?" -Switchfoot Meghan Harrington "You must be the change you w1sh to see in the world." -Gandhi Eric Heinz "It's not THAT difficult." -Anonymous Amanda Haynes "These are the moments, these are the times. Let's make the best Abby Hetterich "... And you must be the monopoly guy1" -Anonymous Ambrosia Hamilton Mary Hansen * Amanda Haynes Samantha Haynes Eric Heinz Abby Hetterich �Mary Higgins "Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." -Dr Suess coupled with things you choose not to do that makes you who you are. So watch and take plenty notes." -Evitt Hodge Jr. Naomi Hiromitsu "When strangeness threatens to envelope the land, a strange man will come to save it .. -M1ke Mignola Zach Holcomb "I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know." -Mark Twain Evitt Hodge Jr. "It's the things you do Marcus Howell "I'm a legend, you should take Crystal Hudnall Aaron lsoline a picture of me. You should be happy to be in my presence. I should charge you a fee ." -Jay-Z Nicholas Hubbard "When the sun goes down." -Kenny Chesney Crystal Hudnall "Good things come to people who wait." -Anonymous Sebastian Jackson Sebast1an Jackson "Train up a child m the wa he should go and when h grows old he shall not depart from it." -Proverbs 22:6 Tatiana Jafari 'That which is sa1d m your heart, let it be realized by spring ing up spontaneously." -Ptah-Hotep Tatiana Jafari �Courtnie James "You cannot step twice in the same river, for other waters are contmually flowing in ." -Helaclitus Grace Janssen "Haven't you noticed? Anycme gomg slower than you is an tdtot and anyone going faster is a moron.' -George Carlin Eloise Johnson "Do not dwell in the past, do not dream qf the future , concen trate the mtnd on the present ." -Buddha James Johnson "Education is a good thing to have , even if school isn't for you " -Anonymous Morgan Johnson "[tfe is what happens when you 're trying to figure out what to ao with fl .· -John Lennon Katherine Johnston "A question that somettmes drives me hazy ; am I or are the others crazy ." -Einstein Camille Jones "You can either sit back and wonder, 'what if', or you can take the risk and find out if it's meant to be or not. " -Anonymous Cashmier Jones "Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. " -Dale Carn8gie Courtney Jones "When you succeed , remember to always thank your enemtes because ttiey are ttie ones who make you stronger." -Courtney Jones Jahnice Jones "Everyday is meant to be imperfect so don 't try to be perfect. Do your besf and you 're going to learn something every fime . · -Tupac Kamilah Jones Everybody wants to dance in my playpen , but nobody wants to pray- tn my garden ." -Bad Reltgton Sen1ors �* Desiree Jones "We're the top flight security of the world , Craig! Not the city! But the world. " -Day Day Soribia Kanu " Without my enemies , I wouldn't be as strong as I am today." -Anonymous Sen iors Tim Kashiwa "He's the snake to my mongoose , or the mongoose to my snake . I don 't know animals . Either way 1ts bad ." -Dr.Evil Alexandra Kearns "Lighten up while you still can , don't even try to understand. Just find a place and make a stand , and take it easy." -The Eagles Tannith Kennedy-Shaw "I know God Will never give me more than I can handle. I just wish he didn 't trust me so much ." -Mother Teresa Amy Kieckhafer "If you put a spoon in between two sl ices of bread it only sticks out a little!" -Andy Melonakis Michelle Kle1man-Moran "A friend is hard to find , hard to leave and impossible to for· get " -Anonymous Keenan Kryzanowski ' Life s about honor. Ge' honor, and stay honorable." -Anonymous Tara Kuper "Everything is funny as long as it happens to somebody else." -Will Rogers �Michael Lambuth "I love being bathed in the sink· such a feeling of security." -Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Vanessa Lay "It is better to be hated for what you are, than loved for what you're not." -Anonymous Alex Lerman "There is a road, no simple highway between the dawn and dark of mght. And if you go, no Theresa Lowe one may follow. That path is for your steps alone." -The Greatful Dead Amy Livingston "An eye for an e';(e makes the whole world blind. -Mahatma Gandhi Kem~a Locke "It s better to be alone than to have friends and enemies. I keep my enemies closer then my friends." -Anonymous Sterling Loza Nataijah London "I am here to make an impression. Don't confuse that with me trying to impress you. If I do so in the process, I'm flattered." -Anonymous Theresa Lowe "Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss you'll land among the stars." -Anonymous Sterling Loza "The secret of staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and Nadirah LuQman lie about your age." -Lucille Ball Nadirah LuQman "I don't know the way to success, but the key to fa1lure is trying to please everybody." -Bill Cosby Sarah Macko "The earth? The earth will be gone in a few seconds ... l'm going to blow it up. It's obstructIng my view of Venus." -Marvm the Martin Sarah Macko �Joshua Mangiagli "People are just as happy as they make up the1r minds to be. -Abraham Lincoln Alycia Martin 'The choices you make in life. are the choices you have to live with." -Anonymous Jack Markson "Feel the rhythm! Feel the rhyme! Get on up It's bobsled time!" . -Sanka Coffie, Cool Runnings IIana Martin "I'll play it first and then tell you what it is later." -Miles Davis Macy Marsh "Learn from watching me." -Anonymous John Martin "Keep it sexy. The Denver what up club.'' -Anonymous Ashely Martinez-Doublin Josalyn Masterson Dwane Matthews "Do your little bit of good, it's those little bits of gooa put togetherthat overwherm the world." .:Uesmomd Tutu Dwane Matthews "Don't let anyone think less of you because you are young. Be an example to all believers in what you teach, in the way you live, in your love, your faith, and your purity." -Timothy 4:12 "Don't take time to hat someone, because while you'r hating that person they are us ing their time to make 1t big n life.'' -Anonymous Allison May "I am me and that's alii wan to be." -Anonymous Chiffon Matthews-Webber Chiffon Matthews-Webber Allison May �I ~; Logan McHenry Benjamin McQuay Russell Meinzer Hannah Melnicoe Aja McClellan "God does not help those who do not help themselves." -An old Proverb Leslie McGlamery "To the world you may not be someone, but to someone you may be the world." -Anonymous granted because tomorrow isn't promised." -Anonymous Catherine Meredith "If you judge people, Y,OU have no time to love them.' -Mother Theresa Kelsey McClure "When I grow up I figure I'll get one of those job thingies. I guess I'll be a rock star." -Bucky This one time ... no that wasn't me." -Steven Wright Aunn McCullough "Together we stand, divided we fall." -Anonymous Ben McQuay "You I've once you learn once, therefore don't make the same m1stake twice and take life for Lo~an McHenry Hannah Melnicoe '"All-you-can-eat' does not mean you can eat it all." -Rock's Modern Life Lauren Melnychenko "I did nothing, absolutely nothing and it was everything I thought 1t would be." -Office Space Adiv Miller "Uhh! That's just too big of a problem to fix!' -Bnan Johnson Katelyn Miller "If you are from Africa. why are xou white? God Karen, you cant just ask people why they are whitel" -Mean Girls Sen1ors �Latajae Moore Matthew Moore Daniel Moran Corey Morgan Leah Millis "Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into engines" -Steven Wright you will get cut short. Life is only as good as the efforts you put toward it." -Rev. Run wrong, watch when you turn on the TV." -Anonymous Joi Moton "If we always do what we have always done, we will get what we have always gotten." -Adam Urbanski * Clarence Mills Feet on the ground, head in the sky, it's okay, I know nothing is wrong." -The Talking Heads Shaina Mitchell "If you take shortcuts m life, Chelsea Moore "We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars." -Oscar Wilde Latajae Moore "Me 1s all I can be, you th1nk that 1s the last time you'll see me, Corey Morgan "Kindness is loving people more than they deserve." -Joseph Joubert Elizabeth Mosher "You cannot discover new oceans unless you have the courage to lose sight of the shore." -Unknown Fatirah Muhammed "Dream as if you'll live for· ever, live as if you'll die today." -Jennifer Lopez �Tam1ra Murphy "Old enough to know better, young enough to know care." -Anonymous Patnck Nagel "Just Livin' ." -Anonymous rising every time we fall." -Nelson Mandela with my answers." -William Shakespeare and tie." -Talking Heads Omari Noel "Back then they didn't want me, now I'm hot, they're all on me." -Mike Jones Jule O'Dea "If you can't convince them, confuse them." -Harry S. Truman Kat1e 0 Neill "I'm an instant star. Just add water and stir." -David Bowie Kiyasha Newson "The greatest glory is living lies, not m never falling but 1n Melissa Oberg "I am not bound to please you Michael O'Neil "We dress like students, we dress like housewives, with a suit Tom O'Neill "It's the half hour of power. Denver what up club." -C-Brink & Peugot Kathleen O'Neill Thomas O'Neill Fernanda Oaxaca Melissa Oberg ���Carla Osorio "Forgiveness is the fragrance the v1olet sheds on the heel that has crushed it." -Mark Twain Brittany Owens "Insert quote here." -Anonymous Brandon Padilla "Hasta Ia Victoria siempre!" (Struggle until victory forever!) -Ernesto "Che" Guevara Ashleigh Owens "Don't walk 1n front of me, I may not follow: don't walk behind, I may not lead; walk beside me and just be my friend.'' -Albert Camus July Paiva "Uma vida, uma opotunidade.'' -Anonymous Chase Parr Chanel Patrick Mana Palomino "Don't be afraid your life will end, be afraid that it will never begin." -Grace Hansen Chanel Patrick "When I would I couldn't, but now I would if I could. Indecision becomes decision With time." -Unknown Chase Parr "But for now we are young, let us lie in the sun and count every beautiful thing we can see." -Neutral Milk Hotel Alex Pearce "Good luck exploring the infinite abyss." -Garden State Alex Pearce Maxwell Pelz �Max Pelz "Commando Sauce in associtation with the Denver What Up Club ." -Roman Polansky Alexa Perez "You can draw water out of a water-well so I should think you could draw treacle out of a teacle-well-eh' stupid?" -The Madhatter Cecile Pernn "If you are passionate about something go for it no matter what anyone else says. Haters ust try to bring you down to their eve I. -Anonymous l Avery Perryman "If you don't know where you are going, you will wind up somewhere erse!" -Yogi Berra Kate Pessoa "Ay Dios Mio!" -Anonymous Mason Peters "Don't even trip like that." -Grizzly Adams Emma Phillips-Strain "Once I got strung six times once." -Anonymous Tasha Pettigrew "Chensh your dreams and follow your passions, for they are the guiding spirit of your tieart. When you take the time to listen to the dreams of a child, you are givmg the most important gift of aii. .. L.:OVE." Jack Pincus "You need to watch what you choose. What you give 1s what you get. Some are lacking intellect in their quest for a check."' -Marc Feven Queen Phillips "All hail the queen." -Anonymous Jordan Pollak "Eve!)'thing happens for a reason!' -Anonymous Sen tors �Melina Pyschny LaToya Ragsdale Victoria Ramirez __ Ryan Ramos ..,._.....;.._ * Emilio Prada-Estrada "Wise man says, never pay their own lives have one." -Albert Camus full price on a late p1zza." -Michelangelo of TMNT LaToya Ragsdale "The hardest years, the wild- Nicole Proulx "lf, after all, men cannot al- v1d1ng years, these shall not be the forgotten years ." ing, they can always act so -Unknown Stephanie Remigio "Happiness is like peeing on "If you never get your feet yourself, everyone can see it but wet, then you'll never know what only you can feel the warmth." wet feels like. Remember that -Unknown no matter where you go, al· est years, the desperate and di- ways make history have mean- Sen1ors Victoria Ramirez ways bring your own sunshine." Michael Reher "I like me!" -Goofy -Stephanie Remigio �James Richardson ··saymg that everyone is special is JUSt another way of saying that no one is." -Dash-The lncredibles Taylor Richardson "A pos1t1ve self-image grows out of havmg strong character.'' -Lou Holtz Rachel Romer Alec R1ppe "One of the great things about young people is that they do question, that they do care deeply about justice, and that they have open minds." -Zack de Ia Rocha vives. I need sanctuary in the pages of th1s book.'' -The Mars Volta Even Rogers "You may be whatever you resolve to be." -General Lee Hilary Rochau "CIIpside of the pinkeye fight, I'm not the percent you think sur- Rachel Romer "We don't make errors, only Jamie Ross-Mitchell Alissa Rountree happy mistakes." -Bob Ross Jamie Ross-Mitchell "We're on this earth to make mistakes. The goal is to learn from those mistakes.'' -Laila Ali Amanda Roy �Abdul Said "You can only be young once. But you can always be immature." -Dave Barry Hayley Sandersen "And all the fishies say ... " -Anonymous Max Sarlo "A b1g part of what you see, depends on what you're look ing for." -Unknown Ryan "Sauce" Sauceda "Make sound and timely decisions." -Anonymous Lauren Scanlan "Woo. Tangent." -Katamari Damacy Chris Schirk "Quote, what quote?" -Anonymous Teddy Scott "If a word in the dictionary is misspelled, how would we know?" -Steven Wright Cary Shapiro "If you give me candy, I'll get in your car.'' -Anonymous ldris Shareef "All eyez on me." -2 Pac Krista Shaw "Can I lay down tonight Wit out feeling regret, I know th love that I give becomes th love that I get." -S.C. I. Chalunda Simmons "In order to succeed, you desire for success should b greater than your fear of fa . ure." -Bill Cosby Dillon Roy Adam Schlanger Edward Scott Michael Sevier Cary Shapiro �ldris Shareef Brittnay Sims "Love is kind, does not envy nor rejo1ce in miquity, but rejo~ced in the truth; bears all th1ngs, believed all things, hopes all things, endures all things." -1 Corinthians 13:4a, 6-7 Kjael Skaalerud "Oh the good times they may come and go, but the good times never grow old." -Dave Matthews Krista Shaw Chalunda Simmons Ashley Smith "If I said I mean it, bite my tongue for no one." -Biggie to there, funny things are everywhere." -Dr. Seuss Natalie Smith "If, after all, men cannot always make history have meaning, they can always act so that their own lives have one." -Albert Camus Mary Sneed "From there to here, and here Melvin Sneed "Pound for pound, I'm the best to ever come around here, excluding nobody." -Jay-Z Chase Snyder "Live fast, die young, and leave a beautiful corpse." -James Dean Brittnay Sims Melina Somoza "The beauty of life is while we cannot undo the past, we can learn and change so it's not spent in regret or anger, but in understanding and love." -Buddhist Quote Gma Stamp "Blame it on a simple twist of fate." -Bob Dylan Seniors �Jeffrey Steed Danielle Stark "By any means necessary." -Malcolm X E'vone Starks "But I don't wanna." -Mary Hansen Tramayne Starr "Be brave enough 2 blaze your own trail so you can get off mine .. -Anonymous Phoebe Stathes "It does not matter how small you are if you have faith and a Sentors Amy Steinhoff plan of dict1on." -Anonymous Jeff Steed "Its been a struggle for me because I had a chance to be white and refused." -Richard Pryer Amy Steinhoff "What st1cks to memory are those little fragments that have no begining ana no end -remembering mal<es it now. Sometimes remembering leads to a story, which makes it forever." -Tim O'Brien Daniel Stewart Dan Stewart "Freshman, drop out, get a G.E.D. go to Metro for 2 years, then any university you want." -Dan Stewart Rachel Sulsky "Dance like no one is watching Sing like no one is listening. Love like you've never been hurt and live like it's heaven on earth ." -Mark Twain Emma Sunderland "How many cares one loses when one dec1des not to be some- Jonathan Stoker thing;... but to be someone." -"Co~Jo" Chane! Ben Sweetbaum "I know there ain't no fim line, I know this never end We're all just learning how fall and cl1mb up again." -Everclear Adrienne Sweetwater "My favorite thing is to where I've been." -Diane Arbus �Kat,la Sylvain Long hve the roses that grew from the concrete, when no one else cared." -Tupac Shakur carmine Tabano "Always bet on black." -Wesley Snipes Sarah Taylor "No Regrets." -Anonymous Christopher Velazquez Zach Tedeschi "I always tell the truth, even when I lie." -Tony Montana Francesca Trujillo "lhavelearnedthatsuccessis not measured by the position one has reached in life but by the obstacles one has surpassed while trying." -Anonymous Jeanne Vanderburg "Now is the time to live your Seve Villarreal ideal life." -Cousineau Arika Varney "Dream big dreams! Others may deprive you of your material wealth and cheat you 111 a thousand ways, but no man can deprive you of the control and use of your imagination." -Jesse Jackson Alex Vinton "Gravity has got a hold on us all." -Jack Johnson Alexandra V1tervo "Happiness is a state of activity." -Aristotle Chris Velazquez "Montana to Clark." -Anonymous Alex Vinton Alexandra Vitervo �Allie Vostrejs "Don 't underestimate the value of doing nothing, of just going along, listening to all the things you can't hear, and not bothering." -Winnie the Pooh Luke Waites "Everyone knows Custer dted at Little Big-Horn. What I'm pre-supposing is maybe he didn't." -Eli Tenanbaum Jody Weisenhorn Jesse Wall ·our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail." -Ralph Waldo Emerson Alex Wamboldt "One should always be a little improbable." -Oscar Wilde Stmcha Ward Just a brick m the wall." -Pink Floyd Kyle Wessel Collen Warner "Far better it is to dare mighty things , to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much. -Theodore Roosevelt Whitney Warren "Since time is the one immaterial object which we cannnot influence -neither speed up nor slow down, add to nor diminish, it is Ruby White imponderable valuable gift. Us 1t wisely." -Maya Angelou Jody Weisenhorn "Rushing around seem what's wrong with the world don't lose the dreams insid your head." -Dave Matthews Band Ruby White "Let go of the past and wh you envisioned as the future and simply live in the present -Anonymous John Wiley �John Wiley "One word to describe me, spectacular yes! So define yourself.' -Santana Jay Joe Williams "Everyone loves a slinky, you got to get a slinky, slmky, slinky, go! Slinky Go." -Ace Ventura lan W1lliams "Happy is the man that findeth WISdom, and the man that getteth understanding: for the merchandise of it is better than the merchandise of silver and the gain there of than fine gold." -Proverbs Michael Williams "Life 1s short and it's up to you to make it sweet." -Sadie Delany Cory W1lson "I shall not fear, for fear is the mmd killer. I shall let it pass through me and only I shall re- main." -Frank Herbert Aundra Woodard "The choices you make in life are the differences between success and failure." -Anonymous Brittani Woolfolk "Love 1s the most durable power in the ent1re world." -Anonymous Shamya Wright- Mack "I was born this way. So either you hate me or you luv me, there isn't really an in between." -Anonymous Andrea Yue "I'm /ust gonna keep rockin' and rol in'!" -Dirk Diggler Morteza Zareie "Rules are meant to be broken." -Anonymous Sen1ors ���WHAT WAS l'OUI! fAVOI!IT~ PAI!T Of TN~ TOUI!i» An Aal Hannah Abr ham Jonathar Adams Anna Addams Dan A1d Marsa AJuaJ Cnst1n Albert Alexandrea Aldnch Barakat Ahm Roxe·Anne Am1reo Manuchehr Ar•nman Kealan Amrem Emma Anderson Monoca Andrews fRA [R DO~INCi, 11 "At my he1ght 5'6" I finally could tower over all the small freshman, it's nice to fmally feel supenor. Being a Junior and upperclassman is greatl" Will Arc~ mbault Larry Armstrong Dev1n Arnold R1Sh1 Ashtakala Alex1 Atenc1o Max Atufunwa Jorg Avalos Jonathan Avery Jaquehne Avila Sydney Axelrod Devon Bacca Andrew Baker Emily Baker Demetnus Baldwin Earsul Banks Evan Barber Emily Bardwell Alhson Barrett Kate Bass Andrew Batsford Alura Baxter Quan1sha Beard Zan Beczkalo BenJamin Belveal Bnanna Bentley N1chol Berg Estee Bershof Sarah B1gley WILl V 4"'1 TR UR[N , 11 "Getting to know so many people was the best part of my JUnior year. I feel like our grade has really come together as a whole. It was great bemg able to spend the year w1th such an awesome class." * JIJ'ltOrs Charmame B1lhngsley Jeremiah Black Kev10 Blackmon Rebecca Bolden ChnstJan Bolger ian Bonesteel Emily Bormann BenJamin Bowen Jamal Bowen Darc1 Bower BenJamm Bowers Reese Boyd Satha Boyd Kyle Bradley Cathenne Braud Max Brehm James Brewer Audrey Bnel O'Brian Brooks BenJam1n Brown Lauren Brown �IR~IE Brand n Burkln ham Audre\ Burt Dame! Burtn• nthon) Butrh r Dmnna Butler Emmd B\er K1ara Calbart Aaron <.aldlwU md) Caldwell Domuuque Callm' av Merced Campana jordan CanJar Rhoads Cannon \\ amCannon dnona larr Harr, arrothers R1chard a Ia jordan C.ast<•d tansa at rf'tla Tessa Caudle Elleru Clad Lorenzo Cl rk John oe Ca1tlvn l olbert Juniors �Cally Dalton Jessoca Daly Broan Dano I Jasmone Davos Keoth DaviS LaRocsha Davos Kelly Dea Ara DecamoiiiS ochol s Decamollo Wolloam Delaney Amber Deleon Ananda De Martono Ethan Demby Andrew Denton Adroenn Deshaoes Mary Dewey Nock Doack Berkeley Doetvorst Hannah Doschonger Jade Doxon Chelsea Dorsey Rashawn Dotson Jack Dowlong Fraser Downong Matthew Duerksen Delano Duncan Brooke Durant Felocoty Durocher-Harleman Voko Eagle Lu e Ealey Enc Ebel Danoel Edwards Juhan Edwards Broanna Elder Adam El·ldnsso Jacquelone Elloott Sam Elos Jan Ennos Jason Escalante Doego Esponoza·Caloxto Woll Faber Femo Fadeyo Claore Fadul Amy Faloano Cara Faloano Soffoa Farrai-DaCruz Domonoc Fasano Ashley Felber Monoque Ferguson Kerry Fessenden Knston Folak Ashley Foler Nochole Fonnoe Stevoe Flanery Courtney Flemong Amoe Fontenot Adam Footlok Yoshanno Ford-Boone Matthew Fraozer Jordan Franldon Kalof Fuller Pholopp Gahbler Elshableo Gaones Molly Gallovan Bolly Garcoa Grace Gathercole Laurel Gegner Nathan Goetl Jabraun Gollespoe Gnffon Gladson Desean Glasper Catoe Glowa Sarah Goode Teresa Gotlon-Sheehan Peter Gray Rose Green Shavande Green Cathryn Greene Ashley Greer LyVette Groce Maxwell Grossnockle Juniors �WH..\TW..\8 YOUR fAVORITf Latnce Grove Davod Guthndge Marloes Hager Morgan Hall Dyrell Halley Vorgol Halloburton Syd ny Hamlet P..\RTOfTHf TOUR? Symonc HarT'Iet John Hammond Ashleogh Hampton Thomas Hamson Andrew Harrold Molly Hartman Ben;amon Hasznos Katoe Havranek Chns Hayden el e Hayes Than Hedman Carl Heinz Matt Hend rson Chense Herrera Chns Holl Markeoth Holl Doell eon Hoi I-Tray lor Kendall Hoff Brenna Hokanson eal Hokanson Ebony Holland o u o Du !'llj, n "Junior year means that we're one step closer to bemg seniors, it is nice to finally be an upperclassman. Finally bemg able to make a difference at East is nice" Ruby Holmes Colon Hornsby Alexander Howard oah Hubbell Ashley Hudgens Tote Hughes Oshamara Huntongton Domonoque Hurst-Adams Deon Jackson Devon Jackson Sherelle Jackson John Jacobs Mackenzoe Jacobs Amanda Jansen Columbus J nkons Janessa Jepsen Paoge Jomenez Oontay Johnson Luke Johnson Renoeka Johnson Sheroda Johnson Keosha Jooner Chnstone Jones Kathenn Jones Taylor Jones Voctona Jones Mandosa Jones Roddock Samuel Keene ll..u: llfiUl'I 11 "It has been exciting to f1nally be an upperclassmen and not have to walk everywhere. The drama decreased and we were able to have a variety of classes to take." Samara Kellem Elaona Kelly Domonoque Kenn dy Chns Koel Trent Koes Gehng Kolburn Madeleone Kong Junors * �Wn4TW4S l'OUR f.c\VORITI: P.c\RTOfTMI: TOUR? Oenms Kmght Beth Kochevar G1na Kurf1s J ffr y Lanes Cla1re Lang rak Katnna Lamohan Anel Lawrence Andrew Lay TaJa Lee Clay Lemar Zachary Lev k Jay Levmsor Jost>ua Levy Andre LeWIS BillA [lD ll, 11 "Gettmg my license and a car and finally havmg the freedom and the maturrty to dnve was by far the best part! It's so much eas1er to get around and have fun with my fnends. Jeremtah Lew1s Kahna Lew1s Emmanuel Lew1s Butler Th o Lmd John Lmdmark Javay Lmdsay Chns L1nsmayer Greg Utvak George Lowe Armando LUCIO An I Luna Leonardo Luna Em1ly Maas Jakub Majkut Abby Ma rran Trevor Mangum Ehse Mann Gabe Mann Kayta Mares Laura Mann Knst1n Marquez Rashad Marsh Jordan Marurez Marques Martll" z Raymundo Mar mez Colleen Matsuura Stephame Maxwell Kate McCallum Alf:U DllA ~Oillll 5, 11 'Jun1or year was so much more fun than any other year. Although It was very academically challenging, I made more fnends and met a lot of new people.' * Junors Courtney McCarroii·GI bert Seal" McCarthy Matthew McConnell Jenny McConville Terry McCoy Zachary McCoy Kathryn McGlamery Tyler McNamara Sarah McNaughton Kahhc McPeek Tyshel McPherson Marcus Meadows Raelyn Meadows Alberto Med1na Al"''y Mehlbact> Joshua Mershon Max M1lhan Robtn M11ler Maunce Mtlhgan..Crowley Edmund M1lls Elspeth Momgl �Jill IE Jun1ors �Harnson Pettes Zandra Pokes Devon Potts-Rogers Brandon Pleasant Jannaye Pogue· Taylor Andre Poke Juha Pokrandt Cooper Pond Tasha Popkon Monoca Powell James Power Jay Prevedel Zena Pnce·Broncucoa Taychell Pugh Mehna Pyschny Chiton Qualls Sarah Red oeld Marcus Reed Lafonda Reod Rae Reilly Sasha Reschechtko J ssoca Rochardson Thomas Rochardson Anthony Robonson Ruthy Robonson- Larrance Caressa Robles Leonela Rodnguez Joanna Roman Anthony Romero Kayla Roper Bryan Rose Bnan Roxbury Domonock Runquost Amanda Sabol Ryan Sampson Claore Sanderson Zaneta Sanford Kanna Santacruz·RUtz Devon Sasso Atholla Sayers Toara Sayers Manon Scales Mercedes Scott Emoly Sedbrook Kurt Sepmeoer Max Severson Shorelle Shaw Stephen Showalter Lara Solversmoth Robert Sompson Andrenoka Slade Lalonda Smoley Donan-Mochelle Smoth Enn Smoth Jonathan Smoth Ntkko S"loth Quenton Smoth Ben Spady Jack Spona Amy Stanesco Clare Stenonger Alex Stevens Monoque Stevenson-Gray N•ckolaus Stoffel Zachary Susel Blake Swaon Sam Sweetser Josh Tafoya Bla•ne Tallbull Cody Tallbull Lavelle Taylor layron Taylor TahJJ Taylor Jordan Tay1or·Felese Jack Teutsch Chns Thatch Monkah Thomas Nochelle Thomas Daryck Thompson Evan Thorne Nasnn Thunderhawk Jumors �Wn.4TWA8 YOUR fAVORIT~ M1chael Todd Eryn Tomlinson Adam Trattler Barrett T renholme Elizabeth Trower Ashley TruJillo Rach I TrUJillO PARTOfTn~ TOUR? N•k Tsamasfyros Stefame Tuder Alex Uhlberg W1lham VanTreuren V1ctor Vasquez Amber Vaughn Tony Vogil Tauanna Vonson Max1mil1an Vosk1-Hanka avalyn Waggoner Dechen Waldo Karma Waldo Carolyn Walicki Brene1sha Walker Jahala Walker Latrese Walker Allen Walters Cory Ward Heather Ward Samantha Warren Kayla Wash1ngton A 1'11f fo iTf!IIOT, 11 Berng considered an upper classman is great! We finally are respected by the seniors. Plus. it makes it all that much better berng able to drive, which gives me a lot more freedom than last year." Jess1ca Wason Laureen Watson Enc Weathersby LaMar Webber L1z Weller Donell Wells M1chael Wells Davos Wert Scott Wert Allee Wh1te Lea Wh1te Chnstopher W1elga Nate Wilkerson Deavontae Wilks Tana W1lllams Hana W1llls Allan Wolson Dame! Wolson Sean W1lson Golhan W1nbourn Shelby W1nget Jordan Woolfolk Ahce Wotkyns Melvin Yarber Danoel Yolles Katoe Zickefoose AMtlfl' f'llfR "East is so diverse and fun to be a part of. The students and the teachers are so cool and made the experience so much better." Jun1ors * �10 ; Mart1n Martinez, 10 Sophomores and Juntors �Sophomores and Juniors * �Emoh Abbott Catono Adams A xand r AlbrogN Ben Allegr zza Savannah A len Sh rm n And rson Lou s Arceo Rochard AtrnoJO K thenne Armstrong Cohn Arnold Oaooel Ascllkol' so Chnston Ausl r Kat Avery Lauren Babcock AnthOny Ba las Racnel Ban Latoa" Bankston..Jar:11son Monoque Bankston..Jamosol' Cynth a Baq era Kehsha Barb r Kyh Baros Shelby Bar Maden Basse Lak• Ia Beal Dana Bee: t I N •cholas Becken Ouonn B hnke Caotlon B I FehCJa B naVJQez AI X Ben:l tt Arturo B rnal Ja Bngham Ham lion Blaor Je ery Bla r- McCon r Jonathan Blea Kaola Boc Ran a Bonn r Jordan Booth Donta Boston Kevon Boswe I Bryan Botelho Da Boutw I Annahse Bow Alexander Braehf d Ashley Br dshaw lzzy Breot Marketta Broscoe Cobin Brown Greg Brown Malcolm Brown So ra Bruce Oozoer Maya Burch tte Ashleogh Burton Rhoanf'on Buxman Amanda Byers Thomas Cabe I Kluch Olovoa Camacho Angeles Jacquelynn Campbell Shantel Campb II Ouoera Cantrell Eve Capece atro Bnanna Carey Chandra Carney Jareal Cart r Sha eele Cart r Angehca Castaneda Voctona Castille Tyler Castle Adnana Castorena Uzbeth Castro EmlyCasw II Em oaCd B ca Mlche lay Chambers John Chapman Jasmone Chase Knox Casso Choerchoe Chnstone Cnotecno Carloe Chnstonnson Domonoc Clardy Janay Clark Cassandra Clayman Sophomores �WnATWAS YOUR fAVORIT~ Tonesha Chiton Nettles Rol y Cochran Charho Cohen Chnstopher Col Domonoque Col ns Beatrlz Contreras Courtney Cope nd PART Of Tn~ TOUR? Sarah Cornosh Jos Cortez Lara Carson Crawford Mana Cuellar Sandy Cuellar Deva" Curry Nazma Ct.rtos Tana Dabn y Amanda Dallas Brandee Dance Ivan Dancy Finnoar Davod Anthony Davos Bren Davos Carlo Davos Deontay Davos Gregory Davos Troy Davos Lorenzo Daw ons Notao Deotel Varessa Delgado 4 T4 M4 <iRAO:, 10 "All of the athletrc opportunrties were an awesome part about the tour. I run track which is a lot of fun but also a lot of hard work. I love to attend the games and show my school spirit." Sarah DeRungs Enn Devany Rochard Doaz Emery Donovan Chnstopher Ora e lynn ka Drap r Travos Draper Chanae DuBry Kayla DuBry Vovoenne Duclos Adroen Dudley Amanda Duke Ka hn Dungan Suthvan Kelly Dunn Amy Easley Lougary Edd ngton Eleanor Emery Paul EmnctMats Engdahl Daroel Epperson Voctona Estrella Gabnel Fancher Hana Fanch r Taylor Fant M>a Farrall- DaCr~z Shannon Farrell Caothn Feakes Alexander Feldman 6R4Cl fRifD"1A , 10 "Meeting new people and maktng new friends was my favorite part. It was a nice break from school being able to hang out at games or on the weekends with everyone." ian Ferguson Hannah Feu r Chnstoan Filus Charles Fone Rye Fonegan Ruby Flowers Steven Foster Sophomores * �WnATWAS l'OUI! fAVOI!IT PAI!T Of Tn TOUI!? Tucker Fost r Mad I ne Founta n Kora Frankm Gr ce Frodm n Kay a Fruge M lvon Fubler Jess G ass Jennofer Garoa Conez Garner Scott G rnperl I' Jerma ne Germany Mookey Go ben l VIda G van roe Gonz les Anne ~.4.l' .4. 1!1 H.4.RD , 10 "I liked everything about the tour. East is so much fun and really entertaining. It's a great place for students, no matter what grade they are m. There 1s a great social environment for everyone." David Goodman Kels y Gordon Natasha Grace Schuyler Graves Laura Graves Ha t rman Ryan Gray Cam ron Green Adroan Greenholz Max Gn o Ryan Grzybows Eduardo Gurrola lsaacGuss Josue Gutoenez OmarGuzman Juan Hal Monokah Ha I Ohvoa Hall Joshua H II bunon Tomothy Hambodge Mona HaMermesh Deven Hamlet R y Hanson Alysha Harlan Tommy Harlor lauren Harnngton Corey Harros Graham Han Patrock Hanman P.4.TRICK ~l:l'fll, 10 "I liked the s1ze of East. There are so many d fferent people and activities. There is definitely somethmg for everyone s specific interests Tomothy Harvey Breanna Hayes Nl{lel Head ey Mallory Heonzeroth lmdsey Heot Shonnetta Henry Godeon Hertz Totf ny Hocks Jamal HI Murphy Hogsett Erica Holcomb Holland-P um Ananna Holmes Acura Holt Adam Hamburger Kar•on Hood Kammnn Hoover * Cody Hoskon Jasmm Houcks Jessoca House leonard Howard Sophomores �All ~ Momque Jackson r. Jac);.o;on Zabnna I• lson •mu !Jam l1 Ph1lhp J mp n C.olumb1a I• nl..ms cholas I b l<"' • I •hnsen Sophomores �A ID) Char1oe Koyl Colr Krafft D bora" Kraus Bndget Kromrey Kyt Krosky Gdhar~ Kumm Xavoan Lahey Paog Larson Tucker l rson Manssa Lana Gabnel Lee Rob rt L e Tiff ny lee Ben Lefton Kayla Lew s N•cholas Lewos ShaRee Lew1s Mtchael l~<:htbach Kayla Umon ora l.Mngston Schuyler lJVIngston Samantha Loew Ebony logan Jua" Lomeh Esquivel L1sa Loven Jared LOWdermilk Zayra Loy a- vanes Wav r!y loza Mar~<:armen LuCio Jordan LuJan El12ab th Lyda V1ctona Lynch AI xandroa Lynn Alison lynn Terr I lyons Ashley Maas athan Ma enzle Drake Madrogal An Malman Dan1el Marroquin Ealasha Marshbank Antoone Mart1n Eva" Mart1n B•anca Martonez Ela ne Mart111ez Jordan Martonez lauren Martonez Marton M rtonez Samantha Martonez Lauren Mast Ashlee Matnoeu Janet Matthews Dav1d McEwen Skylar McGaw Mana McGlamery Regos McGuore AI xandra McHenry Charles Mcln!osh Mauroce McK1nney Toshonna M'Konney Bnan McOumn Cody Menon Jackson Meredoth Patnck Meyer Juha M lzer Oarw n M•tehell Robert M tchell Sh1r1 y M tehen Gary M•ltlca Jozhn Moland lsa1ah Moody Amber Moore laTasha Moore Deseree Moreno Alexa Morn I Harold MortiS Bnn Moseley Ashley Mosley Dahcla Mosley V1ctor a Muller Sophomores 1111 �WnA.TWA.S YOUR fA.VORITI: Michelle Mvrphy Enn Musso Laur n Naphey& Sharyse Napue B n1amm Nathanson Rebecca Nathanson Ryan Naughto" PA.RTOfTnr: TOUR? Shauntaey Nedd Andrew Ne ly·W•Ihs Rodn y Newton Robert N chols MI(::JaeiN•II Jayl'"le Nord n C sar Oaxaca A•nshe 0 Ned Alyso Opatowsk• Andrea Orton N•cole Owens Chrystal Ozor Job Pacheco Harold Packer K~rby Page Schm•t Launce Parker Katy Parr A y•ssa Parrott Donell Patterson Desean Pearson Bnana P r ns ~ILI I: ABBOTT I 10 "I really loved the competetion of the sports and getting to know all of the people from my team. The games were so intense and excitmg!" Yenca Pessoa Matt Peterson Connor Phdl ps Shaqwe Ia Ph II ps Josh Pless K•rst n Polk McKeregha Dev1n Pollard Matthew Pompon•o Kalie Post Ot1s Pratt Randall Proulx Van ssa Radatus Emma Ramey Cnstma Ram~rez F•del Ram~rez Maunc•o Ram~rez Kalllyn Randol D Shawn Ray Gage Ray Bnttany Reed Lucas Reed Henderson Maddy Reusch Sebashan Rhodes Shylo Rhodes· Maestas Maya R•chards Isaiah A•chardson M1chael R•chardson Shneka R•chardson Susan R•chardson Co rtney R1ley Manssa R•tchen Ke•tn Roath U wellyn Roberts athan Robles Darcy Rock N41lr:r: LJ:WI I 10 "My favorite part of the tour was learning about the history of East. So many people have gone here, including many of my own family members. East 1s one of the oldest schools 1n Denver, and I love being able to go here." Sophomores * �WnATWAS YOUil fAVOiliTf PAilT 0 Tn OUil? Cmdy ROdarte Son1a Rodroguez P3Jge Romer Kev1n Rop r Kore Ross ~oren Roybal Charles Ruoz Joshua Ru:;sell Ch, oro Saolo Dale Sam~ Is Sergoo Sarchez-Are lano De1a Sanders M nsela Sandoval Natal Sauls Aoi!ICN D Dt..n, 10 "I really enJoyed all of the people. Everybody was so n•ce, friendly, and easy to get along w.th. The teachers are enthusiastic and crazy. ' Alholla Sayers Andrew Schnocker Jessoe Schre ber Torn Schuster Momca Scott Rochelle Scot! Sulaor'lan S areef Shauntaye Sharp J mmy Shelton Rae el Shem Lindsay Sh elds AJexos Sogler Zachary S mms Jackquel r Smgleton Paul Smolh Ten Smolh Maroon Sneed Era Sneoder Deal'l Snell MauhewSo~a Katr na Sondermarn B y Sorersen Johl'l Souby George Sta~l Evan Starr Rachel Steed Natas~a Stem Usa Ste ner Tyrore Steverson Samuel Stewart Rayven lh'4""1 4U<.iMTO , 10 "Being so close to a lot of really good restau rants for lunch was the best part about gomg to East. It was nice not to have to bring your lunch every day, like m m1ddle school. ' * Sophomores Stewart Lindstrom Koona Stoker Lync Stolt Devon Sullivan Just re Sulhvan Janoka Summers Jones Davod Swarsen E•on Swornerton Ntka Tamashoro Cho Tanaka Carossa Tanenbaum Yareh Tapoa Mal~ ew Tapper Sandra Tatham Massey Joshua Taylor Abby Temple Chad Terry Zachary Teves �Tonn Thames Amanda Thomps n Ke ty Tho pson Troy Thompson D metr us Thornton LaOoya Thornton T Mirra Thornton Ryar Thrush Aunelle T obll!s Javoer Torres Dam Tovatt Devon Tubbs Rayr-ond Tuc er James Turner Shaqu1lle Turner Chnstopher Two Two Pa~ge U barn Noem Ur na Nathan Ur~g Jasm n Vaghed Estefam Valadez Matthew Valeta Rory Vales Pet r VanBierkoll' Jonathon Vasquez Tro1 Vaughns Abram V ra Se n v,g,l Ana VIZOSO Necole Wade Andre Wa ker Pfedg Wa er Tee1ona Wa er Audr y Walstrom Raphael Ward Shawn Ward Lawrenc Wash ngton Dawn Wattley Gabnelle Webb Perea Webster Elizabeth Wegmann Cla11e Westcott Le nnah White M chael Wh te Jr TIIT'Othy Whitlock WihamW tta er De A11es w lder Aaron W hams ArJana Williams Br nde W ams Chnst na Wi 1ams KyiShara w, 1ams Patncl< Wi ams RoseW•IIams T1 ra Wi s Tapfu aney• Er Wilson Erl<aW son Jazz1m1r W lson Jeff Wise ChnsW•tmer Usa Wormley K1 Wnght-JackSOn Devtn Wyatt Oliv1a Yapp Kat 11n Young Angelica Zaf ropoulos •cho s Ze ler Caleb Z1egl r Sophomores �(()) Chelsea Acers Cesar Acosta Kal n Acqu1sto Fardosa Adam Dan1 l Adams Mercedes Adams Robert Addoms Lourdes A1Qwpa Dorn r Ashlee Albnght M1kayla Ale"s M lllcent Alston Mana Amaya lshma•l Ameen arandon Anderson· Thayer Anna Andnanakos Georg1a Andnana os Angelica Ape! Morga~ Arln Omar Armendanz Camsha Armstrong Danan Armstrong Jenn Armstro~g Carne Austerl"lann R beca Avila Shartyse Baker Zoe Baker Setl1 Bang rt Le1gh Barnhott Sheena Baro~ Oomm1que Barrera lan Bartholomew Bnarna Bass Enn Bates Rebekah Bedol<.a Stephame Bell Patrick Betlldo Choy Macl<.enz1 Bell Nugent Melleta Benav1dez Dev1n Bennett Charles Benson Hayden Berge Rav1 Bhasm Kelly Bmd1ng Canyon Boa!<. Melissa Berget Alyssa Bortle Allison Bradley Ben Brady Eugene Brewer Adnan Brool<.s N1cholas Brown James Bryant M1cha Ia Bryant Ron a Bryant Vmcent Burchard Sm1th Clay Burns Robert Burnside Ryan Bust1 Jenn1fer Butler Dora Cabrera Agushn Cagnono FranCISCO Cagnono J1mmy Caldero" Caroline Caldwell Samuel Calv1n Jamar Campbell Jem1ela Campos Anel Canada Walker Cannon Jorge Cardenas Emdy Carlson Megan Carlson Jenesa Carr Aaron Carter Reg nald Carter lan Cash1n Troy Casias Jonathan Cass Maxwell Cass Jose Castaneda Rebekah Cast1lle Freshmen !HI! <Grt �WnATWA5 l'OUI! fAVOI!IT~ H llary Cepre s Mclean Champagn Chambers Ale)andra Cheroutes Ka lah Chtreth Arek Chucovteh Pao1o Cmncto Pete Ctsneros PAI!TOfTn~ TOUI!? Ouncy Clark 0 a Sttta Clay Abraham Clayman Shaquaya Clev1and Pterr C fton N tt s MatthewCoe Drew Coher Robyn Co Aun,antque Collter Kevm Collns John Connolly Matthew Cooper Walter Coop r Jema Corral Kterra Cortez Ray Sted CostOI' Johnny Cottor Tiffant Couttee N1cole Cranon Matthew Cumm1ngs La Ausha Cunntngham T l~ WMITLOCK , 10 "My favorite part was the sports. Every time you play a sport you feel the great vrbe everyone has at East. I thrnkpeople recognize East as having great athletics, especially basketball. Shared Dadgar Tyquela Dav1dson Dom1n1que DaVIS Pamosa DaviS Kendall Decarlo Kayla DeJong Stefan De raker Casey Delanoy Adriana D LaRosa Cad rDef port Estephen D nntng Ben1am'n Dewey N1a Dtbbte Ke1era D1ckerson Kewhan D1ckerson Rando ph TahJ D1llard-Wat tns Lamond D1xon Russell D1)on Esa1e Domtntque Geoffrey Donahue Oliver D Oraz,o Walker Dove Blake Do ng Matthew Dowt ng Cole Duclos Domantca Dudl y Jake Dunn N1cholas Dupuch Ll 4 WOR~Lft' • 10 "The best part was defrnitely all of the sprrit and drversity. Everyone was so unique and drfferent with so much school sprrit.lt was really cool to watch." Let1c1a Duran Brynton Durant Phoebe Duvall Coli' Etghmy Clarke Elltott Tiara Ells Stephan' Eng lbrecht Pollard Freshmen * �WN4TW45 OU 4VORIT P4RTOfTNf TOUR'? Lisa E11g lken Joshua Eng rt Sp ncer Enckson Jamola Esamll Jameson fvaPg r Er a Fadness J hrone Fa s Joshua FaraJo Moore Pat•oc ~arns H aore Paresa Far !lod ow AI xand r Farw I Jordan Favila Tor Fearce Emma Ferg C'aol A Y, Drama class kept me exc1ted about school. It also made me laugh because all of the people in the class knew how to keep 1t real Everyone was very energetiC and wlllmg to have a good t1me. Ferguson Max Foelds at Fone Brandon F nne Jared Fosh Meaghan Fosher Marcus Flowers Zachary Francos Mark Franklin Cand ce Frazoer Lauren Freeman Charles Fubler Parker Fulto11 Andres Galan Sara Galan Mochelle Gallegos Jose Gamboa D stony Garcoa Dom ngo Garcoa Onm Garcoa Cornosha Garn Rhay Garrett Jawon Garnson Seanavea Gary Mano Garza Kody Gauld n Enn Geanng Alex Gelernter MAIK:O M DOlA, ··The sports were awesome because you got the chance to make so many fnends B1ol ogy was my favorate class because of the hands-on expenence that I was 1nvolved 1n ' * Fresr'Tlc Ryan G bbs T'lando G bbs Danyell Gilbert Damel Gonzalez athan Gordy Em ly Gosche Matthew Gosche Alyso11 Gourd DeSean GrahaM Dcstony Grant Taboas Graves H hary Green Tat na Green Ashley Greene �(Q) Aaron C.u rec M Rut"T C.uthnc <..abnd C...utll rrez Tattan Gm Lars Hager Ale andra fiale A c I tall 1 k.nza II Sh !by Ball z.,)jya fiall Dawn Hamilton Aaron Hamlet tan! H.lmmond jdf rv fiampt !kwn fiardv I d\'oard 1-Ur n '>u fiarlcr Izaah Harns Freshmen �If Chnstopher Htll Traylor Cam ron Ho hn Aubono Holt Holl ry Hornsby AI Hos on Zun House Casey Houston Clayton Houston Jessoca Hoy Shana Hudl y Kevon Hudson Danelle Hughes Mochael Hughes Chan y Hundon Tamck13 Hunt Lamour Hunter Shontalaye Hunter Dawn H~ryk Aguston Ibarra Mary Ingle Tamoka lrvon Godeon lrvong Jeremy Jackson Chen Jacobs Gavon Jacobs Mary Jameson Jessoca Jay:1es Juston Jeffers Kyresha Jen ons Jacob Jorsaraoe Darryl John Aosha Johnson Darnoca Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Jasmyne Johnson Kenya! Johnson Symphony Johnson Tamesha Johnson Latnce Johnston Arqu se Joon r Knstoan Jon s Shawn oa Jones Matthew Jud sh Tyler Jud ons Dernck Jumper Carohn Kaplan Noah Kaplan Helen Katoctl Stephanoe Keefer Courvo1s1 Ketttl Isabella Kendrtck Kye Ktlltan Juha Ktrklen St ven Kluck Nock Kral Sellah Kyambalesa Raven Labro1 Kayla Lacy Brendan lal'larre Drake Lambert Abtgaol Lane Allison Lanes Samuel Lass Sarah Lass Zachary Lass Jessoca Laub James Leaman·Moller John Leavengood Adnan LeCompte Jessoca L e Joshua L e Raymon L e Alexandna Leena ah Chnstoan L ~twoch TantSha Legrand Amanda Le1b Scott Levo Charles Levonson Danoelle Lewos Keya Lewos Noa Lewos Freshmen �WN4TW4S l'OUI! f4VOI!ITf Reg1nald Lew1s Vashawn Leyva Huston Lor n L1dor Rhys Undmark Ebon1e L1ndsay Dreggsand LoftiS R1chard Lander P41!TOf TNf TOUI!? Davante Long Dav1d Long Alexander Loom1s Celeste lopez Djuan Luckett Claud1a Luevano-Casillas C1ssy Lujan Kelsey Lujan Crystal Mack Duncan Macleod Jason Marquez Raymond Marquez Sarah Marquez Unjah Marsh Crystal Marshall Maya Marshall Ella Martin Garnn Mart1nez Ronald Martmez Mohamed Masha K1ara Massey .JACOB CiiU::t:NWOOD, 9 "I played baseball and soccer and they were both a lot of fun. Watching the athletes participate in the sports is enjoyable because of all the spmt." Ehse Matatall Kelly Mathews Landon Mattson Shunara Maxey Maunce Mays R1ley McCarthy Racqu1se McCia•ne Chloe McCiantoc Kevm McCloskey Isaac McCoy Ebono McDam I Lashawnda McDowell Nand1 McDowell N•cole McGee Grac1e McGurre Shandea McKay Savannah McMr!lan-<:hnstmas Jesstca Me erl Shon McPherson 1tk McRee Rhonda Meadows Nallely Mendez Chnst1na Mendoza Marcos Mendoza Kelsey Messer Jeremy Mtles-Groce Jane M1lls Alyssa Milner Tiff l' TNO~A , 9 "All of the students at East are so 1nto spirit week. It is always enjoyable to see the different themes and what kmds of crazy outfits people come up with All of the school spmt really made me feel welcome at East." Max M•nn•g N1chelle Mof"tano Joseph Montoya Walter Moore Paul Morales Roquele Morales Alejandro Morales Hernandez Freshmer. * �WnATWA YOUR f'AVORIT( PART Of' Tnf TOUR? lsmah Morns Cl .re Morrow Tyl r Mosely Blanca Mota J S ICa Moy Maxwell Mudg Peter Munteanu Mauncc M~rphy NiCOle Murphy K ndal Murr y Jasm1ne My s Jul s Myers Sarah Myers Chels1e alley AIU.\ · MIU,9 "I loved all of my fnends. I met a lot of new people in my classes that I never thought I would be fnends with. I'm really glad I chose to go to East because I think that 1t helps you grow as an individual." Marray Napue Lakess•ah ecly Sean e s ":'! Rachel Nevers Lynn go L na uss ~osenberg Karen OcaMpo Just1n O"Oonn II Jacob Oldefest Alhson 0' Ill Ivan Ordonez Joshua Or ega Lauren Ostrander Ma•son 001naks1 Kelsey Outman Osaretme Ov1awe A..,ahrally Pad lla Alexander Page Chnstopher Pans Shane Parker Wilham Parkhill Brandon Parson Chamone Patnck Cory Pease Johannah Pcay An hony Penaflor Chnstm Pendleton Lyd1a Perez·Chavez D~l66 MID Lorn ,9 "The classes were by far my favorite part because they were all challengmg. I like taking an act1ve role in my education and East allowed metodothat." Rosa Perlman Jon Pessoa Sarah Peters Taylor Peters Laura Ph1lhps·Stra1n Marley P1erce LoUise P1etruszewsk1 Yad.ra P1tones Rodnguez James Plate Peyton Prater Rubel Qu ntana Vanessa QUintana Joel Ram•rez Keota Ramsey Seremty Redsh~rt·Foote Kasasha Reedy T1a Re•d Taylor Re1mann Cmd1a Reyes Jess•e Reyes Kamllle Reynolds * Fresl'men �((Q) E!NnR1 Du tin Rodnquez lont \a Brt.anna R ers 1-.atherim Koger \dam R m ro h1a Romero Lunll<• Roper pcncer R~. \mcent R •• ha Ta\ a ~J.muds ndres S..n hez Lu.,an' n h z Lut.\ano .tthamel ndlrs (Justa\O Zlchary nford [ h ~~rett R\ an ...... undl rs James a\\ er Freshmen �(Q) Joseph Scahse Madehne Schro d r Soph1a Schwabe Amanda Schw 1k rt Chnstopher Scott 1k1t Scott Ph1ll1p S r Sangay Sherpa Caesar Sh1elds Coto Ayo Sho ga Loyd Short Kev1n Shroads Tyke1sha S•mmons Oa.re S1mon Grant S1mon Sheretha Slay Jo I Small Josl>ua Small Just1n Sm1th Lmdsay Sm•th Marlene Sm•th Rachel Sm1th Tracy Sm1th James Sm1th Garnson Saqy1a Sonmer-Fr elan Qu1ncy Starr Delany Steel Calvm Steinhoff RIChard Stemley Jess1e Stephenson Marv1n Stevenson Danyl StHIII Brennan St1eneker Breonna Straug"ter Jenmfer Su Bnana Sulhvan Maureen Sulhv n Zachary Sulsky Ehzabeth Sweetbaum Matthew Swenson Cohn Tabb Lawrence Tate Kameron Taylor Matthew Taylor B n;am n Tesel e Jeffrey Thalhofer A;ah Thomas Edward Thomas Ivory Thomas Jade Thomas Joseph Thomas T1ffal"y Thomas Bnan Thompson Jamaal Thompsol" DaVaughn Thornton N1colas Thurman James Tobms Jeanna Tomlin Jazm1ne Toot!e Claud1a Torres MarquiS Trader·Bankston Ben;am1n Tregcmbo Steven TrUJillo Bryan Tupper Jason Turrbull Hamfah Turner Margaret Tuta L•ndsay Twarogowsk1 Oliv1a Two Two Salma Val dez Ruben Va Mansha Vand nbe Jacque! ne Vanderburg Dav1d Vaughn Anthony Vessels C1ro V1dno Jakeob VIQII Charlotte v, kus LUIS V1tervo Susan Wahck1 Anthony Walker Freshmen �WnATWAS YOUR fAVORITf Anthony Wal er Chnstopher Wall Isaac Wanamaker Ellen Want Taylor Want Sarkona Ward T1mothy Ware PARTOfTnf TOUR? Dacarne Washrngton Tony Wattley Zachary Weller Vrctona Wells Jay Westcott Sandra Weyna Chnstophcr Wheatfall Evan Whrte Robert Whrte Wilham Whrtfreld Colrn W1elga Jacob W1ens Troy Wrese Qurnn Wrllrams Rachel Wrllrams Sean Wrlhams Shanrece Wrllrams Scott Wrllramson Tyler Wlllrs Anthony Wrlson Armanda Wilson MOUl' P ADI LlA, 9 "I really loved the fact that we had off campus lunch. It was a time when I could relax and JUSt hang out with my friends.ltwas nice that there were a lot of restaurants that we could walk to so we could have a good meal." Breanna Wrlson Leon Wrlson Shareese W1lson Wrlham Wilson Zrpporah Wrnn Sydnee W1se Hunter Wolfel OaVld Woodard Ehas Woolfolk Lily Wotkyns Ebonre Yokley Danoel Younge athan Zackroff Nrcola Zaragoza Jacob Zax Franc1sco Zepeda KOI Nuoso , 9 "I learned a lot during school and this made me feel like I accomplished something. Mr.Ch1mento is my favorite teacher because he inspires me to do my best." Freshmen * ��Freshmen * �* DIVISIOn Page �D 88-89 Foreign Language & English 90-93 Social Studies 94-95 Science & Math 96-99 Academics 100-101 �Kathy Callum Prtncopal WesAsh y A sostant Pnncopal Boll Ewong Assostant Pnncopal Andy Mend esburg ASSIStant Prine pal Cons! nc Rayburn Head secretary Theolpholus Abbey Spec al Ed Para John Adams Tech Para Olus un Ad nowo Scoence Garry AI xander library Par a Shawn A legrezza Support Stall Leslo Anderson For ogn Language Coles! Archer Social Studoes Rose Archu eta Speclal Ed Para Amoee Arens English Cheryl Bankes Vosual arts Carloss B nder Lbr nan Cathy Buchanan Spoctal Ed Bnan Buddenhagen Eng osh Cecel Bumgardner Math Boshop Burroughs Secunty Douglas Bush.'lell Tech Support Mark Calhoun 0 an s OthceJMatl1 Phol Cantrell '" Buold ng Sub RudO ph Carey PE *A rts �"I take wood shop because I get the satisfaction of making something . You can also learn about all of the d1fferent kinds of tools and what the1r purposes are . It is a good class to take if you are at all mterested m work1ng w1th your hands." ·Carl He1nz, 11 "I take Draw1ng and Painting because I am interested m drawmg My favonte part of the class 1s that we have sketchbook assignments that allow me to show my love of drawing It also g1ves me a chance to show the level of skill I have." ·Stephame Bell, 9 "I take Draw1ng and Pa1nt1ng because I really enJOY bemg able to be creat1ve and be1ng able to express myself 1n my own way. I also like takmg Drawing and Painting because 1t 1s a fun class to just relax m and have a good t1me ." ·Grace Fnedman , 10 Mix it up. In his Drawing and Paint1ng class, freshman Ryan Bush uses a color palette to m1x a.1d create new colors . He uses vanous pamtbrushes in order to make his final p1ece more detailed and intricate. Students learned new techniques about drawing and painting, wh1ch makes their artwork more interesting . Although it can take several weeks to complete one pa1ntmg , seeing the final product makes 1t all worthwhile . (Photo by Mallory Heizeroth) Arts �"I take French because I th1nk 11 IS a fun and mterestmg language to learn I hope that one day I w111 be able to use my knowledge of the French language 1n my everyday life • ·Kayla Fruge, 10 "I hke takmg Japanese because 11 IS unusual and not many people can say that they have taken Japanese m h1gh school. It IS mterestmg and fun to learn all of the d1fferent characters and vocabulary • ·Domm1ck Runqu1st, 11 I take AP Spamsh because I enjoy bemg able to further my knowledge of the Span1sh language I also hke to challenge myself and I hope !1 be fluent one day • ·Kate Pessoa, 12 At the board .ln Japanese class, each pupil must take a turn wnt1ng on the board . When 11 IS h1s turn, sophomore Randall Proulx demonstrates his knowledge of the Japanese language by wnting characters on the board. It is a beautiful yet difficult language to master and takes time and patience to perfect. Students must be able to not only speak the language , but also wnte usmg the Japanese symbols . (Photo by Taylor Enckson) Foreign Language �M1ke Carlson Deans Off1ce B1ddy Casey Fore1gn Language Bridget Chambers Sp9Clal Ed Para Alan Chimento Social Stud1es Steve Coddmgton Mat M ke Colac<no Sc1ence Monhcue Connally Spec1at Ed Para Mary Connelly EngliSh RICk Cosby Soc.at Stud1es Theresa Cosgrove ForeiQn Language lgnatUIS Daucho EngliSh Darby Dav1s Sc1ence Tern D1az P E Dance Cenya DICkerson Dean·s OffiCeiChe rlead1ng Dav1d DICkey Math Marlin Doherty Math Barbara Dowmng SchOol Psyehotog1st BrendOn Doyle Counselor Phd Dudley School Resource Off1cer M lody Duggan Drama Dav1d Engelken Fore19n Langauge Scott Evans Special Ed Libby F1tzgerald Speech Therapy Carl Ftageolle Social Studies/Counselor Foreign Language �liR~ <0) AIIDIIIIIES P ter Gold n Soc•al Stud1es PatriCia Gould Counselor Nat Grov r Sci riCO PatriCia Hard ng Spec1al Ed Tiff ny Harrold SCieoce J If Harvey Math Ph1hppa Hayward Enghshi wspapcr Ruth Heaney SpeCI81 Ed Para Michael H rnand z Social StudieS Beth H nz SOCial Studies James Hobbs EngliSh Jeremy Holier English Kevin Hollmgsworth Custodian RICk Hughes SpeCial Ed CJ Jackson Drug/Alcohol Counselor Chnshna Jason Special Ed Para Pnscma Jeffery VISual Arts KomJohnson Specoal Ed Andrew Juedes Speetal Ed Howard Karsh PE K8VIn Kennec!y Sci riCO Jenmler Kent EngliSh Steve Kohuth Counselor Bonnte Laf ur Science ILDlfiERAlfURIE English . �"My favonte English class was Ms. Wagner's Introduction to Literature class because she was such a fun teacher. The class was very mformat1ve and I really enJoyed all of the books that we read " ·Dan Burtness, 11 "My favonte EngliSh class Is Amencan Literature because Ms. Stephens 1s an amazmg teacher; she makes the class very 1nterestmg I enjoy working in groups and be1ng able to have great discussions about the books we are read1ng " ·John Chapman, 10 "Amencan Literature is my favonte class . Th1s is because the class discussions are very engag1ng . I feel like I am able to get a lot out of this class." ·Manssa Latta, 10 Ready , set, go ! In her Literature X class, sophomore K1a Wright-Jackson works hard on her t1med wnt1ng ass1gnment The class had forty-f1ve mmutes to wnte an essay on Black Ice. Their assignment was to pick a theme from the book and wnte two to four pages about 11. Th1s is a common assignment in her Literature class and she enjoys be1ng able to wnte and be creative . (Photo by Margaux Booren) English �"My favonte social studies class IS Social Problems because the class deals With real life problems that every teenager m h1gh school deals w1th everyday " ·Duncan Macleod , 9 "Geography 1s by far my favonte soc1al stud1es class. It 1s a lot of fun to learn about the world around me . I love to know what IS go1ng on 1n the world and the 1ssues that other countries, that are not as fortunate as us , have to deal w1th everyday ." ·Nichole Finnie, 11 "My favonte social stud1es class IS Afncan American h1story I enJOY th1s class because 11 exposes me to a whole different culture and a different way of life. It IS unlike any other history class that I have ever taken before at East " ·Ray Washington , 12 Team work. In the1r social studies class, sen1ors Paul M1ller and Tramayne Starr work together on a project. Their ass1gnment was to map out areas of the United States and present their flnd1ngs to the class . The task increased their knowledge of geography and gave them pract1ce speak1ng in front of the class. Both enjoyed the project because they were able to work together. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Soc1al Studies �Jeffrey Lathrop Counsolor James Lauroe Tutonng Lab Para John leal'lOn Sc1ence Unda lesar S~gn language lnt rpreter Noah Lessar Spoc1al Ed La Tanya Lockman Math Ke1th Luc ro Soclal Stud1es Theresa MacDonald PE Esteban MacM•IIan Fore1gn Language Todd MadiSOn English Paul Marl<son Social StudiOS Lauroe Mazzola Spoctal Ed C81tlin McAulllfe Colorado Upl1ft Chns McHugh Soc1al Stud•es Susan McHugh Soc1al Stud• s Laura Mlan Spec1al Ed Para Greg Moldow English Sara Moneypenny Math Tan1a Moore Spec•al Ed Jay Moron Math Dan Morr Drama Peggy Mouw Busmess Cheryl Myres Treasurer John Najmulskl Sc1ence §()>ClAn.. STTUDDES SDctal Studtes �IIR~ <0)AI!Dliii~ES Samba Ndoay Foreogn Languag Sharon Ndem Custodan Anna Nob! Sco nee Jo I Noble lndustnal Ed Keith Norros Secunty Tona Ouonal<sl Specoal Ed Para Jeanono Owen Sogn Language Interpreter Keoth Ox men Instrumental M~Jslc Larry Pad lla Foreogn Language Lydoa Pena Specoal Ed Para Jessoca Perkons Englosh Mark Perlmutter Special Ed Para John Pet rson Socoal Studoes Lisa Porter Set nee/Student ActiVIt Tamara Rhone Socoal Studoes Meredoth RIChmond Foreogn Language Melossa Rozzuto Science Lafayett Roc ette Hoad Custodoan John Russell ROTC Jaquehne Schneoder Sp ocal Ed Mary Scruggs Math Shaun Seaholm Soco I Studoes KrySial Smith Math Usa Smth Scoence Sctence s �"The best type of science is Biology because I didn't get a bad grade 1n that class It 1s the eas1est compared to Chem1stry and Phys1cs . I also like learn1ng about genet1cs and evolution." .Chris Witmer, 10 "The best th1ng about sc1ence IS the human body I Anatomy and Physiology are interestmg to me because I want to be a pediatrician when I get older." ·Nad1rah LuQman, 12 "My favonte kind of sc1ence 1s Chem1stry because we get to learn how chem1cals are part almost everyth1ng 1n our lives . Even the most s1mple th1ngs have to do Chemistry!" ·Torin Thames, 10 Hands on . Watching intently, jumors Emily Bormann and Jul1a Pokrandt test springs on an inclined plane in a physics lab. The lab was to teach the students about the force of weights at d1fferent inclines . It is important to be very precise while preforming labs because the slightest mistake could change the results of the entire lab . Labs are often done weekly in science classes to test the students' ability with hands on experiments . (Photo by Margaux Booren) Science �Math is my favonte subject because I love the way you feel after you complete a really tough problem that doesn't make sense to you when you start 1t." ·Aiy Bortle, 9 "I like math because I am good at 11. Geometry is my favorite because all the d1fferent shapes make sense to me." ·Adam EL-Idriss1 11 "My favonte k1nd of math 1s algebra because 1t's really easy to understand compared to geometry." ·Latnce Johnston, 9 Brain power! In the1r math class. freshmen Princess Lawrence, Jeffery Hampton and Urijah Marsh help each other solve difficult problems. Working as a group is helpful because 11 Involves the input of several people who can bounce ideas off one another. It is also an opportun1ty for students to get to know their classmates better. (Photo by Luke Johnson) Math �JIR~ <0)AIILliiiiES Karon Sscssanga Science Laune Stansbury Math Greg Starke Matt> Ju •e Stephens EngiSII M1nam Shrhng S•gn Language Interpreter Eugene Summers Social Worker Edna Sutton Soc1al Stud•es Deborah T bano Athlet•c Secretary Chynl Taylor Counselor W•lham Taylor Vocal MUSIC Mark Thalholer Social Stud• s lee Thomas Nurse Sarah Thomason S•gn language Interpreter Kem Tinsley Enghsh MIChelle Topf Enghsh Kelh Tro y Speech Grac•e Tyon-Footo Soc•al Stud•es Wherda Utsey Eng lash Theresa Van Camp Math J•mmy V•gll Deans Olhce Emly V1l US Math Flo Wagner Enghsh PatWal or Bus•n ss RIChetle Walker Computer lab Para l\'1liAYIHIIEMIAlfDCS Math �liR~ (()) AIIDIIIIES Tom W lton Attendance S retary Kay Wells Seer tary Meg nW mtg Sogn lartguag Interpreter Katnryn Wockman Math Jerome Wollord ROTC Jane Wolson Records MJWako Wonters Foreogn Lartguag Ron Woollork Pass Room Para Kent YaMasa 1 Set nc Zunta Young Secunty Jamoe Yttn Specoal Ed ACA\IJ)JEMll<CS * Academics �"My favonte part of school is math class . I really enJOY learning about numbers . I love school and enJOY work1ng together wtlh others • -Ray Lee 9 •·coach Carey's class is by far my favonte Gym IS an enttcmg class because you get the chance to run around and get all your energy out We get to work out a lot and play lots of 1nterest1ng games." ·Ben Flitter, 12 "Drama IS a fun class. We learn how to express ourselves and 11 is ntce to have a class that IS laid back where no one IS afratd to be loud and outgomg • ·Emily Hayden, 9 Give me twenty! While warming up in gym class, sophomore Devin Wyatt gets down on the ground to do push ups. His gym teacher, Mr Karsh, makes all of his students do dtfferent exercises such as pushups and situps to get them 1nto great shape . In add1t1on to vtgorous workouts, students get to relax and play games. (Photo by Ashley Martinez-Dublin) Academics * �* * Division Page �104-133 Winter Sports 134-145 Spring Sports 146-171 Performing Arts �Do YOU (i~T N~RVOUS One handed grab. Reach1ng for the ball, sophomore w1de-out Koree Ross JU stretches out h1s arm to haul1n the ball w1th one hand . Koree knows he must cone on catch1ng the ball and not worry about be1ng hit from the oncom1ng Montbello back who is be1ng blocked by jumor Larry Armstrong . (Photo by Leah M1ll1s) "Yeah, I get nervous for some of our games, the important ones like GW and Montbello. I get nervous because powerhouses have big players who are ready to play." ALVI"" BrLL, 12 UNo, because the reason we practice all week is so we are prepared for the game. I am excited and ready to play by the time we get to the game." ~4RCU Nowru, 12 "No, because I've been playing for so long that it is just another game for me. I loved playing in the Smoky game because we smashed them for smashing us last year!" 51"B45TI4"" J4CK50,.,, 12 "No because I know the other team ts no bigger than us and I know I got a big heart. Everyone on the team plays for each other." OJ Don.r:, 12 Got 'em, D1vmg at a Montbello player, JUnior Jordan Mart1nez tackles his man for a loss. (Photo by Leah Millis) Red 42. Lmmg up 1n the Smoky Hill game, seniors Sebast1an Jackson, Alvm Bell and juniors Jeremiah Black , Harnson Pettes and Anthony Romero waitforjun1orquarterback Blake Swa1n's snap count. (Photo by Leah Millis) * Varsity Football Ta ke him down. In an important league game against Montbello, sen1or Marcus Howell bnngs down the Montbello running back after sen1or Kevan Bunton slowed him down (Photo by Leah Millis) Superman. Proving to be h steel, jumor Dyrell Halley run t tho Smoky Hill defenders as s Sebastian Jackson and jun1or Ant Romero block. (Photo by Lau Melnychenko) Crushed! Driving his feet to ga1n yardS. senior P1et Dudley powers up the f as sophomore Tyrone Stevens blocks the South defender. (PhOI Leah Millis) �Hitting the dust. As he burns h1s opponent, senior OJ Doyle keeps his head up and scans the field for h1s next cut. Running back, OJ Doyle had excellent vi· sian and when combmed with h1s strength and speed , he tears apart defenses . OJ 1s qUick to cred1t h1s often· sive line saying , "My job is made a lot easier when the O·line g1ves me w1de open lanes to run 1nto." (Photo by Leah MilliS) Let's get it started. Ru shng out of the1r locker room at half 11me of the Homecommg game , the team charges the f1eld ready for tf)e second half against west The team beat West 42·29 m front of a roanng . spmted crowd The sen1or leaderShip. depth at runn1ng back and overall athleticism helped East dom1nate the play-clock and score s1x touchdowns (Photo by Leah M1ll1s) IIHIA IIIIL 1\'111A lll ll"S The nine returning sen1ors helped the team focus on reversing their bad 2004 record. "After working hard to get stronger and faster, we expected a lot because we were focused and accepted the discipline that Coach Graham gave us," stated junior James Turner. Unfortunately, East lost their f1rsttwo games, against Brighton , 38-18, and Thornton, 33-32, 1n double overtime. During the Thornton game, the team displayed tremendous potential and fought all the way to the end . Coach Sidwell said, "Th1s game went back and forth; had we been g1ven one more play, we would have won the game." Next up was Smoky Hill and the boys were out for revenge, beating Smoky Hill, 42-7. "Ev- eryone played well ; we played as a team and junior, quarterback Blake Swam was off the hook," said senior captain Sebast1an Jackson. After smashing South, the boys were confident and ready Although they suffered losses to inleague rivals Montbello and GW, their spirits were not dampened . The team showed their dominance in the Homecoming game against West, wmning 42-29 in front of the large, spirited crowd. Coming off a strong Homecoming victory, the team out scored the1r final three opponents 14621 . The team was also proud of their 48-0 shutout against Manual. East ended the season, 6-4, finishing fourth in the DPL, missing the playoff by one win. ·Max Atufunwa From left to nght Teamwork. Helpmg each other out JUniOr Luke Ealey and semor Ansor Lew1s take down a Montbello player Missed. Showmg of! h1s ag1hty and balance semor Kevan Bunton can overcome any opponent w1th h1s Dante Hall qUicKness Flash Runnmg w1th l1ghllng speed sen1or AI jeryd Evans starts an outs1de route to the end zone m the game aga nst Smoky H (Photos by Laufen Melnychenko and Leah MilliS) 1 '05-'06 V.4R81Tl' fOOTBALL Record 6-4 Bnghton... .. ............. ... ................ 18-38 Thornton ..........................................32-33 Smoky Hill ................................... .42-7 South ............................................ 31-6 Montbello ........................................ 14-46 George Washington ........................... 7-28 West ..........................................42-29 Manual ....................................... 48-0 North ......................................41-14 Lmcorn .......................................... 57-7 Front row : Paul Sm1th , Leonard Howard, Chns K1el, Jam1ko Verner Abram Vera, Rash ad Marsh , Deonta Cowans, Melvin Yarber, Anthony Butcher, Preston Davis Thomas Cabell-Kluck, and Dominic Clardy. Second row · Anson Lewis, Larry Armstrong , OJ Doyle, Coach Woolfork, Coach Remmo, Coach Graham, Coach Carlson. Coach N1ntze , Coach Johnson, Coach S1dwell , Devin Wyatt , Joshua Taylor. and Nicholas Hardy. Th1rd row P1et Dudley, Marke1th Hill , John Chapman , Terry McCoy, Rory Valles. James Turner. Andrew Harrold. Kalil Fuller, Josh Russell , Ryan Gray, and Alvin Bell. Fourth row: Harrison Pettes, Rodney Newton. Jay Prevedel, Marcus Howell , Dyrell Halley, Sebastian Jackson. Jeremiah Black, O'Brian Brooks, and Blake Swain . Back row . Harry Carrothers. Demetrius Thornton, Luke Ealey Kiley Wilson, Anthony Romero, Ben Hasznos, Al'jeryd Evans, Zach Levek , and DaVaughn Thornton . . Vars1ty Football * • �Lining it up. The Angels lme 1t up and prepare to keep the Rebels from adva ball. East defens1ve linemen jumor Zack McCoy, sophomores Chris K1el, Rory Harry Carrothers, and JUnior Syns Pernell penetrate the offensive line and ta runner com1ng towards them. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) IIHII The JV team started off with a 30-13 win over Brighton. Unfortunately, a loss to Thornton, 30-14, broke their stride. Picking 1t up aga1n the JV beat Smoky H1ll, 3013 and continue their winning ways beating Lincoln, 26-12, West. 40-0 and South, 42-12. '"Piay1ng West and Lincoln were fun because we dominated," said quarterback junior Jay Prevedel. ··our kids were really talented and they were ready to work hard. Overall, our chemistry was really good, thanks in large part to our captains. The good chemistry and hard work translated into a successful season,'' said Coach Tommy Verner. The freshman team, has always been strong, but they surpnsed their coaches when they won their first two games, beating Brighton , 28-12. and Thornton, 48-6. The freshman team continued the1r winning ways through the DPL beating Lincoln, North and South. The freshman and JV teams played to have tun and the coaches focused on building basic fundamentals. '"The kids came out every day, had fun and we went over plays. We tried to teach these boys about the game and how they could excel," said Coach Dwight Berry. Focused on improving their skills and moving up the ladder, freshman Tony Wattley said, "I can't wait to play varsity because everybody comes to the games and it is extremely intense." •Shaina Mitchell *t.IVfOOTBALL * * * Front row: Anthony Butcher, Paul Smith, Phill1p Jempson, Tyrone Stevenson, Dev1n Wyatt, Melvin Yarber, and Kalil Fuller. Second row: Chris Keil, Marke1th Hill, Ke1th Roath, Ryan Gray, Zach Levek, Rory Valles, Zach McCoy, and Ryan Grzybowski. Back row: Ben Hasznos, James Turner, Jam1ko Verner, Leonard Howard, Dominic Clardy, Preston Dav1s, John Chapman, Rodney Newton, Jay Prevedel, and Coach Tommy. fR~Sn~~N fOOTBALL Front row: Marv1n Stevenson, Jeffrey Hampton, Matthew Jud1sh, Adnan le Dommie Salisbury, lshmall Ameen, Darian Armstrong, Jason Turnbull, Dan S Second row: Casey Houston, Robert White, Jamar Campbell, Edward Harlan Thomas, Tyler Judkins, Rubel Qumtana, Dustin Rodriquez-Montoya, Reg maid l Quentin Hildreth. Back row: Coach Kinnie, Walter Cooper, Scott Williamson Wall, Chris Hill, Clayton Houston, Zachary Francis, Dav1d Vaughn, Tony Wa Anthony Walker, James Greer, Reginald Carter, Nicholas Dupuch, and Coad' Tyrone Stevenson, 10 Jamiko Verner, 10 Quentin "Ou1ck" Hildreth, 9 JV s fun because 1t tsn t that senous d we can JUSt mess around Plus I get to play and do what I want "I like football because tt's fun a11d 1 like play1ng w1th my fnends It 1s JUSt for the love of the game." Football1s my favonte sport because I m really good at 11 and also because I look so fresh tn my un1form " JV/C Football Matthew Jud1sh 9 "Football is my favonte sport beca I get to hit people really hard can't get 1nto trouble." �Take 'em out. Chasing the1r man down , JUniors Devin Wyatt and Jay Prevedel p1ck up the pace while freshman Isaac McCoy, attempts to tnp up the Montbello quarterback. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) Getting it outa here. Fmding an open man , freshman quarterback Casey Houston throws the ball while freshman Robert Wh1te secures the pocket and blocks the South lineman . (Photo by Alex Hall) JV/C Footbal �Wn4T DID YOU fNJOY ~OST ABOUT Tnr 8f480N? Scoring goals. Bring1ng the ball down the f1eld , sen1or Alex Pearce bnngs 11 to line to pass the ball1nto the Circle . Alex sends a strong pass across the held hop one of her teammates will run into the space to score a goal. (Photo by Kelly 6o; "Our team had so much talent and an excellent coaching staff. Everyone was really focused, but we had a lot of fun." (ATHI:RI ~ R DITH, 12 "The team had a lot of enthus1asm and potential, makmg our season very successful. .. DIAl" ~•Rr no, 12 "We acquired great depth and worked well together to make one of the best field hockey seasons East has ever seen.' LillY fUNk, 12 "This season was good because we all got along and we pulled together as a team We Improved. more w1th every game. DIA! lOY!" IKr:ut Bonr:, 12 In full motion. Takmg the ball to the s1dehne, Jumor Ela1na Kelly gets the ball m the c1rcle and takes a shot. (Photo by Ke1ly Boyle) Shot on goal. Mak1ng a push pass senior Michelle Kleiman-Moran shoots while jun1or Nellie Hayes and senior Alex Pearce crash the goal. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) * Varsity Field Hockey Quick on your feet. Hustling to the ball, sen1or Knsta Shaw gets physical w1th her opponent, try1ng to w1n the ball back to bnng it up the field Knsta successfully stole the ball and passed 1t off to one of her teammates, assisting on a goal (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Good hustle. Sprinting to jun1or Nellie Hayes gets to 11 b opponent and moves the ball dow field (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Staying low. Getting her st1ck d low, senior Madeline Caudle Inter a hard pass by the other team (P by Kelly Boyle) �Dead stop. Making an in· credible stop in a game against CA , sen ior Lizzy Funk saves the defense from a close call and begins to move the ball towards the1r offensive end. Sen1or Mary Sneed is in a good support· 1ve posit1on m case Lizzy looses the ball. Lizzy is very good at trans11loning the ball and is skilled 1n maneuver· mg the ball down to the at· tackmg end of the field (Photo by Lisa Porter) Sticks down. Savmg a great shot by the opposmg •eam , sen1or capta1n Cathenne Mered1th keeps her stiCk down ms1de the CJrcle Sen1ors Jute O'Dea and Ana1s Gude push up as Cathenne contmues to bnng the ball down the field , g1vmg the advantage to East Possess1on IS the key to w.nn1ng games and Cathenne IS able to control and dJstnbute the ball. Photo by Kelly Boyle) • -----------------------~------------------------~--- 11r11H1nE IlK niL r I~S The girls started off with a playing Kent, the two-time state strong preseason "Practtces were champions, but lost a nail bitter, very demanding and there was a 2-0 . lot of running which put us into After beating St. Mary's, 2-0 great shape giving us the advan- and loosing to Creek, 6-0 the girls tage over the other teams," said regrouped. In a game against Fort junior, Elaina Kelly. Collins, the girls battled hard and At the start of the season, the came up with a victory, 3-2. "The girls won both of their non-league girls were an offensive threat, they games against Mountain Vista, 4- scored more goals than ever be0 and Fountain Valley, 2-1. The fore. We were scoring machines, " winning streak boosted their con- said Coach Julie Stephens. The fidence, making the team ready gtrls scored 10 goals in the game for the demanding season ahead. against T J and 5 tn the game Sentor Knsta Shaw said, "Be- against Golden ginning the season with plenty of With an amazing coaching staff enthusiasm gave us the drive to and determination the team made win and do our best". After escap- tt to the playoffs and exceeded mg a few rough patches against expectations. Assistant coach Mountain Vista, 2-1 and tie ball Beth said, "This was of the best games agamst Cheyenne Moun- seasonst It was amazing being tain the field hockey team was able to coach such talented group ready to play their biggest compe- of girls." tition, Kent. East held strong when •Nellie Hayes F•orr left to ng"lt Penalty shot. Tak1rg a free tot JUn or G an Wmbot.:rfl "les up her shot a11d gets down ow to put power be h rdherdnve Staying low.Keepmg llg'1' on her defender sen1or Jule 0 Dea IS ready to attack the ball,., a tough game aga1nst Colo rado Spnngs Hard hits. Block ng out he• defe"lder J.JPJO• Bnanna t= der w nds up and gets ready to take a strong hit rnovmg the ball past her defender (Pho tos by Kelly Boyle) '0 5-'06 VAR81Tl' fii:LD MOCKI:l' Record 6-8-2 Mountatn Vtsta .....................................2-1 Grandvtew............................................. 2-3 Fountatn Valley .................................... .4-0 Cheyenne Mountan .............................. 0-0 Eaglecrest ........................................ 2-3 Cheyenne Mountain .............................. 0-0 Golden ............................................... S-1 Kent ......................................... 0-2 St Mary ......................................... 2-0 Cherry Creek ....................................... 0-6 FortColltns ........................................ 3-2 Grandvtew ............................................ 1-2 C orado Acadamey ............................. 2-6 S ky Htll ....................................... 0-3 Jefferson ............................... 10-0 ~ Cherry Creek ................................... 0-4 Front row: Ana1s Gude, Michelle Kle1man-Morran, Gillian Win bourn, and Abby Malman. Second row: Zan Beczkalo, Colleen Matsuura, Jule O'Dea, Krista Shaw, Nellie Hayes, Madel1ne Caudle, Lex1 Sigler, and Elama Kelly. Back row: Coach Beth,Mary Sneed (yearbook ed1tor in-chief), Lizzy Funk, Madeline Joyce, Kelly Boyle, Alex Pearce, Alyssa Nelsen, Bnanna Elder, and Coach Stephens. Vars1ty Field Hockey �Ready to run. Dunng a penalty corner, JUntors Clatre Sanderson, Chr st sophomore goalie Jasmme Vaghedt, JUntor Jesstca Wason, and sophom Jablonsktltne up to defend the goal. On a penalty corner all defensemen mu t be and prepared . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) IHII Both the JV and C f1eld hockey teams endured intense preseason training. The JV team also had to adapt to two new coaches, Ann1e Kruger and Erin Prosser. They maintained their prominence by starting off with a victory over Mountain Vista, 2-1. "Having not played together before, we were not expecting to come into the season quite as strongly as we did," stated junior, Sydney Munteanu. After gaining confidence, the girls struck hard and obtained well earned victories against Grandview, 4-0 and Creek, 1-0. Beating Creek was definitely a high point 1n the season. The team spent most of their season with an undefeated record until a tough loss against * Colorado Academy, 1-0. However, they rebounded in a win over St Mary's, 2-1 Junior Cla1re Fadul was enthuSiastic after beating Smoky Hill, 20, saying, "Overall, everyone had a lot of fun and we all improved." Freshmen Coach Connie Shlusser stated, "I could tell my g1rls really wanted to learn the game and they improved over the season." They beat the tough Cherry Creek, 1-0, as well as, Smoky Hill, 1-0. "The team worked really well together for being fairly inexperienced. Teamwork is what beat Creek and Smoky," said captain Kendall Murray. The freshman team was ecstatic to finish the season w1th a winning record. •Janessa Jepsen * NOCK~l' JV fi~LD Front row: Jen Murray, Lauren Harnngton, Jasmtne Vaghedt, Katy Parr, and Lara Silversmtth. Second row: Tessa Caudle, Amy Mehlbach, Clatre Fadul, Lila Cretghton, Alex Uhlberg, Amslie O'Neil, and Jordan Booth. Back row: Chnsttne Jones, Kelly Dunn, Katte Jablonski, Coach Kruger, Sydney Munteanu, Darcy Rock, and Janessa Jepsen. LILA ll l<inTON, 11 We had a great season and we played well. We also had good team umty whtc h showed m our performance on the ftefd." * JV/C Fteld Hockey IAUil N MAillll <iTO , 10 "Thts season was so fabulous. Our team 1m proved 1 00% and everyone grew closer. We constantly were havmg a blast, on and off the field." fR~5H~.4N fi~LD NOCKfl' Front row: Delany Steele, Ltsa Engelken, LoUise Pietruszewskt, and Ke Murray. Second row: Emily Carlson, Letgh Barnholt, Kathenne Rogers, Alexts, Megan Carlson, and Rosa Perlman, Back row: Kelly Btndtng, Pe Prater, Haley Round, Coach Shlusser, Katrina Sondermann, Alyssa Bortle McCarthy and Lauren Ostrander. ~IIK.UIA 4LI:XI6, 9 "Fteld hockey tS great to play be cause you get a chance to bond wtth the other gtrls on your team. We had a great season and had a great record for C team'" "We had a really fantas tC because we worked as a t am we worked hard' It was season and our hard work P off I" �Eye on the ball. In a game agamst Colorado Spnngs, JUnior Janessa Jepsen gets low to block the other team from gett1ng the ball down the field. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Defensive stance. During a game agamst Colorado Spnngs, JUnior Lara Silversmith IS ready to react to the ball hopmg to steal1t away. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) �WnAT WAS YOUR r=AVORIT( Under pressure. While focusmg on the ball , semor Collen Warner traps the b the oppos1ng Lincoln players can get to the ball. Collen , one of the strongest m1 in the state , IS technically sound , and mentally stronger than th e opponent he against. (Photo by Alex Hall) PART Or= Tnf SfASON? ''The best part of the season was the South game. It was intense. loud, and I will never forget the game-winning goal I scored. It was an unbelievable feeling to win the game." BRIAN n ,u L, 12 "My favorite part of the season was when we bonded as a team and got second place m the A1r Force Tournament towards the beginning of the season. ' Josn 6RUNWOOD, 12 "My favorite part of the season was when we played George Washington because I scored two goals in a huge win against our rival." ALD: now..wo, n "My favonte part of the soccer season was the Cadet Kickoff Tournament m Colorado Spnngs because we played well as a team and won most of our games " IDR16 Sn..wur, 12 Clear lt. Dnbbltng the ball out of the defens1ve zone , sentor ldns Shareef starts the attack while senior Brian Hall gets w1de to support ldns. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) Creating space. Taking the ball downfield junior Chris Lindsmayer looks for an open teammate so he can spread the f1eld . (Photo by Alex Hall) * Boys Varsity Soccer Puttin' the moves on. To fake out hi:: opponent, senior Brian Hall makes a move , spark1ng the attack. Brian, along with the other midfielders on the team , helped East to a big win over L1ncoln . Brian was a great leader throughout the season because he stayed calm and composed, but raised the intensity when necessary. (Photo by Alex Hall) I'm open! Just before pas JUntor Marques Mart1nez sc n the for an open player while sentor Shareef runs up into a support1ve Sitton (Photo by Lauren Melnyche Pass and go. As senior Collen W turns upfield , JUnior Matt Hende holds on to the ball , looking for ate mate to pass to . (Photo by Ale �In stride. After rece1v1ng a through ball for the East defense, junior Jason Escalante crutses past the opposing West defenders. Jason 1s focusing on cont1nu1ng h1s Sideline run and cross1ng the ball to h1s forwards. The ability of the outside m1dfielders to cross the ball from the sidelines is valuable 1n games aga1nst tough opponents who clutter the the midfield (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) Switch it up. Mak1ng h1s '!love sophomore Brian cOumn uses the ms1de of toot to change the d 1rec· 'on of the ball The team beref1ts from Brian's dom1· ant left foot because strong It feet areas rare as south· paws The teams m1dfield strategy concentrated on possessing the ball 1n the m1df1eld unt1l the play opened up and developed Proto by Lauren Melnychenko) fl nE IF "The boys ' soccer team was technically talented, led by allstate senior Collen Warner and junior Alex Howard. The team possessed all the attributes needed to succeed ," stated Coach Hinz. The team was also complemented by the physical play of senior ldris Shareef, the consistency of junior Matt Henderson, and the spirit of senior Brian Hall. In Colorado Springs, the team took second in the Cadet Kickoff beating Air Academy, 6-1, Green ~ountain 2-1, but loosing 1n overtime m the championship, to Rocky Mountain 1-0. After a tough 1-1 tie against Douglas County, the boys showed confidence and skill by beat1ng GW, 4-0 and Montbello, 4-0 . In the game against league rival West, Collen Warner scored a hat-trick in a 3-2 comeback win. Following the1r annual retreat to Steamboat Springs, the team won 5 of the1r next 6 games, losing only to Eaglecrest. Against South, Brian Hall scored the game-winning goal with ten minutes left to give East the DPL title. Next, the boys played top ranked Chatfield, but let a tie slip away when Chatfield scored a late goal. The boys went into the playoffs with confidence, and, although they outshot and outplayed Douglas County for the entire 94 minutes, their season ended in an overtime shoot-out. Thinking back, Coach Hinz concluded, "It was difficult to see it come to an end . The boys were so talented and worked so hard together." ·Ari Malman From left to nght Get rid of it . Punt,ng the ball out ~~s zone, freshman Grant S1mon clears the ball and starts a qu1ck counter attack Down the s idel ine. Helpmg the team defeat West Juntor Peter Gray dnbbles the ball down the sideline past h1s opponent Fou l. Wh1le bemg fouled by h1s opponent JUn 10r Alex Howard f1ghts t~rough the contact and d1shes the bat to a teammate wh1le sophomore Gabe Fancher supports (Photos by Lauren Melnychenko and Alex Hall) '05-'06 VA1!51Tl' BOYS SOCC~I! Record 1 1 -4-1 Cadet K1ckQff A1r Academy ......................................6-1 Green Mounta1n........ .. ......... ......... 2·1 Rocky Mountain ................................. 0-1 Regular Sea on: Douglas County............. . .. . . .... 1-1 George Washtngton ......................... .4-0 Montbello. ...................................... .4-0 West .................................... 3-2 Manual . ....................................... 9-1 Kennedy ..........................................3-1 North ................................ 10-1 Eaglecrest ................................ 0-1 on. . .. ............. ...................... 4·1 ma Jefferson .............................. 3·1 South .................................... 2-1 Chatfield . . ........ ........................ 0-1 Pa~ffs Douglas County................. ... . . 0-1 Front row: Gabe Fancher. Colin Krafft, Alex Hall , Sula1man Shareef, William Williamson, Grant Simon, N1ck Lew1s Jason Escalante. Nate Urig, and Satha Boyd . Back row: Coach H1nz. Brian Hall, Alex Howard , Billy Sorensen. Chns L1nsmayer, Matt Henderson , Josh Greenwood. Brian McQuinn , ldris Shareef, Collen Warner, Dan Almon , Peter Gray, and Coach Evans. Boys Vars1ty Soccer* �Head It! Leap1ng 1nto the air, sophomore Max Grossn ickle clears the ball from line to the m1df1eld in order to move the ball to an attack1ng pos1t1on. A so d 1s necessary for any team to be successful. Steppmg back, freshman N moves behind Max to prevent any counterattacks. (Photo by Lauren Melny After showing great commit- this on to their teammates." The ment during preseason the JV JV were undefeated in city and soccer squad began the season closed their season with a tie with a bang. They grabbed a 2-0 against Chatfield, giving them a victory over Douglas County. successful 9-0-1 record The freshmen team's hard preThey continued their winning ways with a whopping 7-0 land- season work paid dividends when slide against crosstown rivals they walked through Cheery South. "It was a phenomenal win, Creek, winning 8-0. "This defiwe started off slowly, but by the nitely was our best victory. It is end of the game we were unstop- good to destroy a skilled team," pable,'' bragged freshman Alex said freshman Taylor Reimann. Hall who chipped 1n with a goal This victory proved that East is one of the best in the state. against South. Alex was an integral part of the Though a 8-2 loss to East's JV team along with sophomore cap- team showed they need time to tains Cody Hoskins and Tucker develop, the freshmen team was Larson. Coach Paul Markson happy with their play. The boys commented, "Tucker and Cody's only lost to the JV teams and beat best assets are their intelligence every freshmen team they played. on the field. They are students of They finished with a 8-3 record. the game, and are able to pass •Collen Warner * JVSOCC~R ** ** ** Front row: Cody Hoskin, Finn ian David , Shared Dadgar, Alex Farwell. Jack Bingham, and Cob1n Brown . Second row: Tucker Larson, Kevin Roper, Alex Hoskm, Alex Hall , Nick Beckett, Joe Scalise, Tim Hamb1dge, and Mike Nill. Back row: Will VanTreuren, Trevor Mangum, G1deon Hertz, Patnck Farris-H1la1re, Zach Grossnickle, Will Connelley, Alex Brachfeld, Max Grossnickle, and Nick Zeller Front row: Scott Helder, Rav1 Bhasin , Gamachu Sa1d, Rhys L ndma Re1mann.and Matt Gosche . Second row: Jacob Greenwood, David Long. 0 Orazio, Coach Adams, Phillip Dove , Matt Soma. and Brendan Lamarre . Ba Colin Lupe, Dan Wilson, LUIS V1tervo , Drew Cohen, Jake Dunn , Cesar Oaxaca Torres, and Col1n Eighmy. Ju DUN , 9 J4CK BIN6n 41'1 , 10 COBIN BROWN, 10 East Soccer dommates the DPS League because we are s1mply the best at soccer • "East always has a good team and each team always plays well and dominates most of the time." My favonte pos1!ion IS left bench The team 1s awesome because we are always JOkmg around whether 1t's a game or practtce " * JV /C Boys Soccer L\cn (iRO "Defense IS definitely the most tant part of soccer I love to ta 1e g1ve the ball to the offense to s �Kick it up In a game aga1nst GW, sophomore Fmn1an Dav1d looks to w1n possess1on and begm an attack. Finn1an is a solid midfielder, because he wins tackles and d1stnbutes the ball well. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) Tuning in . G1v1ng his halftime talk during a game aaga1nst Grandv1ew, Coach Adams refocuses h1s team on the1r play and adds some useful t1ps for the second half. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) JV/C Boys Soccer �The big block. Prov1ng that block1ng 1s a b1g part of volleyball defense sen or Chanelle Pugh JUmps simultaneously w1th Jumor Pa1ge J1menez to prevent So p1ck up a point w1th set-spike-kill combination . Even w1th th1s perfect block1ng ex the girls were unable to beat a talented South team (Photo by Leah MilliS) WnY DO YOU PLAY VOLL~YBALL? "I think the squad this year has potential to do great things. We are a team of many talents and athletes, success is in the future. Can you dig it?'' IUl'l.A I!OPI:R, 11 "I th1nk we'll have a great season because we work well together and it shows on the court" 4R4n T4l'LOR, 12 "I like playing volleyball because I like the level of intensity when we play.'' ' VO T ..\RK5, 12 "I decided to play volleyball th1s year because I love the team and the way we work together. I really love the intensity. I think the team has the potential to do great things this year." Cn4Nr:tU: Poon, 12 Reaching out. W1th full extension of her arm and body, JUniOr Stephanie Maxwell. pokes the ball up and over the net (Photo by Leah Millis) Serving up points. Stepping behind the line. junior Laura Mann , serves an ace to score a points for her team (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) * Vars1ty Volleyball Soaring high. Gett1ng h1gh and way outside, senior, captain E'vone Starks, strikes the ball in m1dair going for the kill while sophomore Machenz1e Gilchrist and Junior Kayla Roper makes sure they are in a pos1tion to react. E'vone's hit lead to a point for her team in a tough game aga1nst South . E'vone was nom1nated as one of the "Best of the Best Hitters" in Colorado and was one of the strongest h1tters for East. (Photo by Leah Millis) Up and over the block Go sen1or Sarah Taylor. plays rr tips the ball over the block defens1ve gap (Photo by Leah M Staying low. Moving sw1ftiy, sop more Alex McHenry, a defens1ve s c1alist, is in perfect pos111on to d1g ball continumg the rally. (Photo b Mallory Hemzeroth) �Heavy hitter. An mcredtble leap shows why JUntor Kayla Roper ts one of the "Best of the Rest• Colorado mtddles. Kayla ts settmg the tone of the game wtth a strong htt m warm up. Unfortunately, they lost to Monarch , but they felt vtctory was posstble had they communt· cated better. It ts dtfficult to prepare for out·of-league games because oppostng styles are unknown . (Photo by Mallory Hetnzeroth) set. Usmg the Jump se to her advantage JUmor, Ke "' Fessenden executes 8perfect set for juntor Kay Ia Roper The Jump set ts qu c e~ and gtves the op· postng team less ttme to transttton tnto defense . The ~ t by JUniOr Kayla Roper was ptcked up and played out by opponents, but East got the ball back and ended the rally wtth a ktll. The gtrls t but were proud of thetr play (Photo by leah Mtllts) l lrJHIIE ~ 11>111KIE (Gilllll lll The volleyball team struggled early to find their rhythm. Placing fifth at the Boulder Tournament and losing to Kent Denver, 3-0, Thornton, 3-1 and Monarch, 3-0, the ladies decided they needed to buckle down and work harder. Coach Donna Simmington stated "the girls just needed to communicate more and get comfortable playing with one another." As they entered league play the team took charge beating West, 3-1 and Lincoln 3-1. The most interesting win came against Montbello, after splitting the first two games, Montbello decided to forfeit because of a controversial call from the referee; giving East a 25-0 match score for all games. In the GW game, despite the yelling and heckling from the large crowd the girls continued their winning streak beating GW, 3-1. The team then suffered losses to TJ, 3-2, Kennedy, 3-1, and South, 3-0. In the T J game things just didn't go their way, no lucky breaks. They took the match to 5 very close games, but lost a tough one. However, they picked their spirits back up with wins against Manual, 3-0, and North, 3-0. Once league play was over, they continued to play hard to close out the season, but were out played by Rangeview loosing 3-0 and Golden , 3-1. After finishing the season second in their league, the girls headed for districts. East lost both games a districts but played hard against Coronado and battle through four games against Arvada West. • Chanelle Pugh left to nght Making it look easy. Concentrattng on the ball, JUniOr Kerry Fessenden helps her team wtth her good defenstve sktlls TakIng the d ive. Startmg a rally sophomore Mackenz e Gtlchr st gets a touch on the ball m a home game agamst South GeUing low. In the game agamst South. semor Sarah Taylor htts the ball to keep the pomt altve whtle semor Chane e Pugh gets m a supporttng posttton (Photos by Leah Mtlhs and Mallory Hemzeroth) '05-'06 V.clll81Tl' VOLLfl'B.clLL Record 13-7 Monarch... .. . .(11-25, 10-25, 17-25)0-3 Bo lder Twnament: Fort Colhns .................. (14-25. 17-25) 0-2 Brghton ....... (9-25, 26-24, 13-15) 1-2 Boulder.. .. .... (15-25,25-23, 7-15) 1-2 Rs.9!Jiar s_eason: Smoky H1ll ................... (9-25, 7-25) 0-2 Poudre.. .. ...... (27-25, 27-25) 2-0 Kent. .. .. ....... (15-25, 16-25, 19, 25) 0-3 Thronton .(11-25, 20-25, 25-20, 19-25)1-3 West .. (25-17,25-19,20-25,25-23)3-1 Montbello ......... (25-0, 25-0, 25-0) 3-0 ncoln (24-26, 25-13,25-21, 25-23) 3-1 GW (25-8, 25-7, 15-25, 25-22) 3-1 T (23-25 25-20, 19-25. 26-24, 9-15) 2-3 '< edy (25-19, 19-25, 24-26, 25-22) 1-3 h ... (20-25. 14-25, 16-25) 0-3 a ........... (25-6, 25-9, 25-15) 3-0 rth ............ (25-7,25-19,25-16)3-0 Rangevlew .......... (20-25. 13-25, 16-25) 0-3 G den .. (25-11,14-25,25-22,25-21)3-1 D tncts: Coronado ......... (12-25, 13-25, 18-25) 0-3 A.:vadaWest .(20-25 25-23 18-25. 18-25) 1-3 Front row. Katnna Lantohan Second row: Sarah Taylor, Patge Jimenez, E'vone Starks. Kerry Fessenden, and Alex McHenry Back row· Kayla Roper. Mackenzie Gilchnst, Coach Donna Simmington, Chanelle Pugh, and Stephante Maxwell . Varstty Volleyball �llfii-IE SElrTEIIIS With over 60 girls and the onlyDPLschooltofieldSteams the girls were excited. Because there were not any DPL teams to play, the two freshmen teams played suburban schools like Monarch and Cherry Creek, as well as, in many tournaments. "The freshmen were extremely talented and if they keep playing and working hard, they will succeed," commented freshmen Coach Yttri. The freshman team beat TJ in three games , 2-1 (21-12 , 1216,15-1 0). "We knew going into the game it was going to be tough , but all the girls played well and we came away with the victory ," beamed Coach Juedes. The JV and the freshmen teams also beat in-league rival JV VOLL~YBALL Kennedy. The freshman won 2-0, (25-12, 25-3) and the JV also won 2-0 , (25-22 , 22-15). JV Coach Trujillo commented , "I wish Kennedy would have been a harder game so the girls would learn to play and win against tougher competition ." When the sophomore team played TJ they were not anticipating a tough game, but TJ surprised them . After loosing the first game, East regrouped and won 2-1, (22-25 , 25-15 , 15-8). "It was tough, but we came together and concentrated on the basics. I was proud of the girls," commented Coach Hernandez. Everyone agreed that the success experienced at all levels is setting the stage for future dominance. •Mo Mulligan Front row: Stevie Flanery, Coach Trujillo, and Laura Marin . Second row: Thompson , lzzy Breit, Taychell Pugh , and Molly Gallivan . Back row: Ariel Carlie Christianson , Dominique Davis , and Alyssa Milner. ************* fR~Sn~~N VOLL~YBALL SoPno~oR~ VoLL~YBALL Front row: Erin Gearing , Stephanie Pollard , Nia Lewis , Jessica Maya , and Julia Kirklen . Second row : Jessica McNeil, All ie Cheroutes , Caroline Caldwell , Nandi McDowell , Zuri House , Amanda Schweikert, Shunara Maxey, and Sellah Kyambalesa. Back row: Shaqaya Cleveland , Morgan Arline , Georgia Andrianakos , Aunjanique Collier, Elizabeth Sweetbaum , Maureen Sullivan , Victoria Wells , Nicola Zaragoza , Sarah Marquez , and Nicole Murphy . Front row: Murphy Hogsett, Lindsey ldelberg , Sarah Cornish, and Mallory Second row: Michelle Murphy, Melina Pyschny, Susan Richardson , Lisa Kaila Bockh , and Rachel Shem . Back row: Gabbie Lee , Kaitlyn Randol, Hernandez, Rhiannon Buxman , Mercedes Adams , and Alex Lynn. ~ORl' nt:INHROm, 10 SAilAH ~AilQUI:Z , 9 VICTORIA WfU.8, 9 "We have a great team, great coaches, and a great attitude this year. The team has a 'Just do it' mentality which I love." "I really like volleyball practice because we get to do really fun drills . The best part of volleyball is driving the balls into the ground." "This was my first year playing volleyball and I had a lot of fun. The team grew so close together." * JV/C Volleyball "I play volleyball because i e ing friendships with all of also love playing volleyball because we have a great and great coaches ." �Spike that ball. After hitting the ball , freshman Dominique Davis watches as the ball glide over the net giving another point to the Angels . This point led to the victory over T.J. (Photo by Leah Millis.) Savin' the play. Dropping to her knees, freshman Alyssa Milner digs the ball just in time to keep it in play while junior Stevie Flanery gets into position to support Alyssa . (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) JV / C Volleyball * �JV VOLL~YBALL W1th over 60 girls and the only DPL school to field 5 teams the girls were excited. Because there were not any DPL teams to play, the two freshmen teams played suburban schools like Monarch and Cherry Creek, as well as, in many tournaments. "The freshmen were extremely talented and if they keep playing and work1ng hard, they will succeed," commented freshmen Coach Yttri. The freshman team beat TJ in three games , 2-1 (21-12,1216,15-1 0). "We knew going into the game itwasgo1ngto be tough, but all the girls played well and we came away with the victory," beamed Coach Juedes . The JV and the freshmen teams also beat in-league rival Kennedy. The freshman won 2-0, (25-12 , 25-3) and the JV also won 2-0, (25-22, 22-15). JV Coach Trujillo commented, "I wish Kennedy would have been a harder game so the girls would learn to play and win against tougher competition." When the sophomore team played TJ they were not anticipating a tough game, but T J surprised them . After loosing the f1rst game, East regrouped and won 2-1, (22-25, 25-15,15-8). "It was tough, but we came together and concentrated on the basics . I was proud of the girls," commented Coach Hernandez. Everyone agreed that the success experienced at all levels is setting the stage for future dominance. •Mo Mulligan Front row; Stevte Flanery , Coach TruJillo , and Laura Mann. Second row Thompson , lzzy Breit, Taychell Pugh, and Molly Gallivan. Back row: Anel Lawr Carlie Chnst1anson , Domm1que Davis, and Alyssa Milner. *fR~Sn~~~ * * VOLL~YBALL * ** 80PnO~OR~ VOLL~YBALL Front row: Enn Geanng , Stephanie Pollard , Nia Lew1s , Jess1ca Maya, and Julia Kirklen . Second row : Jessica McNeil , Allie Cheroutes, Caroline Caldwell , Nandi McDowell, Zuri House, Amanda Schweikert, Shunara Maxey, and Sellah Kyambalesa . Back row: Shaqaya Cleveland , Morgan Arline , Georg1a Andnanakos , AunJantque Collier, Elizabeth Sweetbaum , Maureen Sullivan , Victona Wells , Nicola Zaragoza , Sarah Marquez, and Nicole Murphy Front row: Murphy Hogsett, L1ndsey ldelberg , Sarah Corn1sh, and Mallory Hemze Second row· Michelle Murphy, Melina Pyschny, Susan Richardson , Lisa We Kaila Bockh , and Rachel Shem . Back row: Gabbie Lee , Ka1tlyn Randol Hernandez, Rhiannon Buxman , Mercedes Adams , and Alex Lynn . tri4LLORl' Nr:l UROTM, 10 ..UU.M friARQUU , 9 VICTORIA WI:LL8, 9 We have a great team great coaches and a great attitude th s year The team has a Just do tl' mentality wh1ch I love • "I really like volleyball pract;ce because we gel to do really fun d•ills. The best part of volleyball is drivmg the balls into the ground." Th1s was my ftrst year playmg volleyball and I had a lot of fun The team grew so close together ~ * JV/C Volleyball 5TO'I fl.AN Ill', I "I play volleyball because 1enJOY I mg friendships with all of the g also love playing volleyball for because we have a great prog and great coaches." �Spike that ball. After hit11ng the ball , fresh · man Domm1que Dav1s watches as the ball ghde over the net g1vmg another po1ntto the Angels . Th1s point led to the victory overT.J . (Photo by Leah Millis .) Savin ' the play. Dropping to her knees , freshman Alyssa Milner dtgs the ball JUSt 1n ttme to keep 11m play while JUnior Stev1e Flanery gets mto position to support Alyssa . (Photo by Mallory He1nzeroth) �Winner! W1th perfect form , freshman Brennan Sheneker concen trates on w ball1s go1ng to land. Brennan and freshmen teammates part1c1pated m a at C1ty Park hosted by East. Th1s tou rnament gave many players the1r f1rst op to play players from around the state . (Photo by Leah M1ll1 s.) 1r On the boys JV ·c tennis teams. "there was excellent competition because over 80 kids came out. Athletes had to work harder to get the positions they wanted," explained Coach Topf. Beating GW, 7-0, for the first win of the season was a great way to start. Next, the JV /C tennis teams had a stretch of tough matches against Lincoln, Cherry Creek, Boulder and Air Academy. Max Grillo stated, "Lincoln was a wake up call because they were tougher opponents than I expected and I didn't bring my A game."TheJV'C played Lincoln's varsity and lost. The boys then traveled to Cherry Creek where again they lost. 7-0. Trying to keep their hopes up. the JV and several freshmen team players went on a tough road trip, losing to Boulder, 5-2 and Air Force Academy, 5-2 . The squad returned home and gained confidence by beating Montbello, 4-0 . The C team held a tournament at City Park, where they played high-stakes competition from around the state. The JV hosted the V2 Rocket Tournament at Colorado Athletic Club. They took first in their tournament defeating crosstown rival Kent by one match. The boys tasted glory when the JV beat Air Academy in a vengeful re-match, 5-2. East then beat Littleton, 4-3 in a scrimmage . The JV team finished the season with an overall record of 3 team wins and 4 team losses. •Ari Malman * Front row · Jacob Zax, Anthony Vessels , Ph1 Sev1er, Scott Lev1 , Cameron Hoehn, Francisco Cagnon1 , Sean Nelsen,Brennan S!leneker, Matt Swenson , and Kameron Taylor Second row: Ryan Naughton, Taylor Fant , Tyler Mosely, Max Cass, Dan AschkinaSI, Gavin Jacobs, Charlie Fine , Jake Hazan, Andrew Schnicker, Steve Kluck, Bntt Moseley, Peter Munteanu , Caleb Z1egler, Dan1el Adams , Hayden Berge , and Alex Page . Back row: Coach Thalhofer, Trent Kies . Alex1 Atenc1o, John Adams , Evan Barber, Kaelin Dungan-Sulhvan , Jack Dowling , Jam1e Urbana, Jay Hugh L1edtke , J.J . Westcott, Alex Bennett , Gideon lrv1ng , N1ck Brown , Tom Hamson, Anthony Robinson , Morgan Hall, John Lindmark, Ben Brady, and Coach Topf. 04VID (i()()DK4N, 10 "The best part about playmg tenn1s IS be ng able to play outdoors and II s easy to pract ce by yourself. * JV/C Boys Tenn1s ~N80 Front row: Kevm Shroads , Mac Guthne , An Malman, Jon Pessoa , Abdul Ben Wilkerson . Back row : Coach Thalhofer, Nell Deming , Bnan Mast, Jack M Matt Duerksen , Taylor Jones, Max Grillo, and Ms. Topf. ,9 "I love play1ng tenms because you can meet new people and 1t's good exerc1se ." "The matches and the exc tement of h1tt1ng w1nners 1s the best part about playmg tenms " �Slice it Runn1ng for the ball, freshman Mac Guthne prepares to hit a backhand shce Mac and h1s doubles partner, semor Bnan Mast. beat their opponents from Kent 1n three sets . (Photo by Leah Millis) Got it! In his doubles match aga1nst Boulder H1gh , sophomore Ben Wilkerson prepares to place the ball past h1s opponents. Ben was doubles partner's with Taylor Jones. (Photo by Leah Millis) JV/C Boys TenniS �With an opening game wm over Jefferson, 12-2, the girls had high hopes for a city championship and a state appearance. However, the next game against Lakewood was "one of the hardest games of the season because they had so much ability and were such a strong team,"' said Coach Karsh. The girls battled, but lost by two. Highlights of the season included the games against Cherry Creek and Heritage. Behind early on in both games, the girls bounced back and beat Cherry Creek, 5-4 and Heritage, 12-7. Senior shortstop, Shaina Mitchell was a team leader at the plate with three home runs. Other strong hitters included juniors Brenna Hokanson and Jul1a Pokrandt who both hit home runs. The new coaches "were a great addition to the team because they helped us improve our batting by adding new dynamics to the techniques we were already using,'" said senior Leah Millis. Another great addition was freshman pitcher, Blake Dowling, who brought her rise ball and helped lead the girls to a 13-6 record. With a tough loss, to Kennedy, 5-2 for the City Championship the girls had to regroup for districts. With some great hits by senior Leslie McGlamery and excellent defense play from sophomore Candace Jones at third base, they beat Northglenn, 6-4 in their first playoff game. However, they lost the next playoff game to Bear Creek, 12-2. Nonetheless, everyone was happy with the season. East was the only DPL team to win a playoff game. •Knstin Marquez Comin g h ome. In a game against Lincoln, sophomore Reg1s McGu1re safely slides mto home plate while JUn· 10r Em1ly Bormann watches the play at the plate . Emily must move out of the way to make room for her team· mate to sltde . When sliding into home , 11 1s the batter's JOb to let the runner know 1f she can stay up or needs to slide mto home plate to avo1d the tag-out. (Photo by Margaux Booren) In the dirt. Aft r third m a very m game agamst ln·lea val TJ, sen1or AI s slides mto the base 1 to make it harder forth baseman to tag heroU! mg 1nto the base mea the third baseman reach farther to tag ner out. East beatTJ bottom of the last1~ secure a c1ty champ berth agamst Ken• (Photo by Margaux ~ Frorr left to ng t Smiling faces. W811mg n the dugout Blake Downltng Leal' M1II1S Kathryr McGlamery Reg1s McGu1re Bethany Corn1sh Kate Mull1gan and A ltson Ha I chee• on the1r team Get it down. W1th one foot on the base, sen1or Gma Stamp gets her glove down to stop the grounder at th1rd All the right signs. G vmg the pitcher a target JUniOr Bre'lna Hokanson frarPes the st• ke zof'e w th her glove (Photo by Margaux Booren) '05-'06 V.41!SITl' SOfTBA Record 13-6-0 Front row: Coach Julie lgnaszewsk1, Reg1s McGu1re, Candace Jones, Elspeth Mon1gle, Blake Dowl1ng, All1son Hall, G1na Stamp, Elleni Clad1s, Bethany Corn1sh, and Coach Ricky Walker. Back row: Coach Jen Mahoney, Mo Mulligan, Julia Pokrandt, Alex Kearns, Kathryn McGlamery, Leslie McGlamery, Brenna Hokanson, Shaina Mitchell, Em1ly Bormann, Kate Mull1gan, Carol Harlor, and Coach Howard Karsh. * Vars1ty Softball Jefferson City...................... . Lakewood ........ ..................... . Ranum .............................. . Loveland ......................... . Montbello ...................... . Green Mountam .................. . Cherry Creek ....................... . Pamona ............................. . Chaparral. ........ .. ............. . Hentage .......................... . L1ncoln ................................. . Manual. ............................... . Adams City ......................... . South ...... ......................... . West. ........................... . North .................................. . George Wash1ngton ............. .. Cit Cham ion h1 s: Thomas Jefferson .................... . Kennedy ......................... . Re 1onals: Northglenn ................................. . BearCreek ............................... . �ding up. Bnngmg her arm up and around , freshman Blake Dowling is prepanng to out another player from the opposing team . Not only is Blake the only freshman on rsity team , she is also the starting pitcher and team 's ace with a stellar nse ball . 0 by Margaux Booren) WnAT DO YOU LOOK fORWARD TO ACCO~PLISnl~(j DURI~(j A (iA~f? "My favorite thing to do during a game is to strike as many batters out as I can. The more people I strike out, the better my game becomes." 81.AJ(I: 00WLIN6, 9 "During a game I really look forward to sliding mto home after stealing. Stealing home ts fun because you get the chance to take the catcher out" 61~ 8TAI"'P, 12 "Since I'm catcher, throwing a trick play to third is the most fun for me. I fake a throw to first, but really throw it to third and since the runner at third isn't ready I can get them out easily.'' "I love gett1ng a really good hit like a line drive and then gettmg either a double, a triple, or a homerun." Lr:sur ~cCiU,...flll', 12 ball. Gettmg ready to catch an in PQp·up, senior Shaina Mitchell two hands and posttions herself meath the ball preventing any s (Photo by Margaux Booren) Sneaking away. Taktng a big lead from first base in a game against TJ, sen10r Leah Mil Its waits for the pttcher to start her wind up and as soon as the pttcher releases the ball Leah will take off towards second base hoping to earn a steal. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Tagging out. After the ball was hit , semor Leslie McGlamery keeps her foot on the base and her attention on the ball 1n case the play is made to her. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Varsity Softball * �Huddling up Preparing for the game, members of the JV team get togeth 1nn1ng meeting to d1scuss strategy. These meetmgs help calm the g1rl ensure that they are aware of the plays that will be used 1n the followmg tnn by Margaux Booren) The JV season started off with tough losses to strong suburban teams such as Ranum, 13-14and Rangeview, 9-1 0. However, the team continued to battle and showed their strength when the DPL games rolled around. According to Coach Ricki Walker "The hardest thing for the team to overcome was finding DPS schools w1th JV teams that played to our level of competition." The team trounced Manual, 18-6 and South, 12-8. For the first time the JV and freshmen teams were allowed to play each other because of the lack of DPS schools with JV or freshmen teams. The JV team came out on top both times, 13-2 and 18-4, but the freshman team never gave up. ** * For many of the freshman girls it was there first experience playing softball. The girls beat West, 9-4, and Lincoln, 10-2, but struggled with some of the stronger teams in the DPL. Even though the girls played hard and hit well, they lost to TJ, 4-17 and Kennedy's JV, 4-7. Coach lgnesuski stated, "I love coaching the girls because they are always excited to be at practice and to learn new aspects of the game." Their improvement showed when they beat Kennedy's freshman team in their final game 7-6. "I love how far we all came du~ngtheseason.Eve~oneim­ proved so much," commented sophomore Maya Burchette. •Bethany Cornish * JV Sor=TBALL * * Front row: Chnstma Ausler, Ellen1 Clad1s, Ohv1a Rudeen, Em1ly Hayden, Madeline Schroeder,and Sidney Hamlet. Back row: Maya Burchette, Dawn Wattley, Kate Mulligan, Coach R1ck1 Walker, Regis Mcguire, Kirsten Polk-McKereghan, Elspeth Mon1gle, and Lync Stott. Cl IRf lfttON, 9 "I really like Coach lggy because she 1s always w1lling to g1ve us helpfu t1ps and teach us new aspee ts of the game w1th out berng too harsh." * JV/C Softball ~AD U SCMRO DfR, 9 "I have loved gettmg to know all of the girls. There IS a great sense of camaradene w1thtn the teams." IUn ~ULLI<iA"'i, n ''Our b1ggest challenge has been becommg a cohes1ve umt mstead of athletes playmg for our own benef1t." "I like Coach Rrcki becau meets us on our level a d never talks down to us." �On the move . Running towards the grounder, freshman Natalie Fine attempts to get her body m front of the ball so that she has a much better chance of knockmg 11 down . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Good release Lettmg the ball roll off of her fmger t1ps , freshman Oliv1a Rudeen makes sure that the ball1s h1p h1gh when II leaves her hand . Th1s IS the best way to assure a strike. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) JV1C Softball �WnAT 18 Tn~ B~ST PART Power shot. Mak1ng sure his dnve counts , sen1or Aaron Woodard follows thro swmg to drive the ball down the course . He expects to get a par or b,fdle off a t shot. Aaron was no only one of the top golfer at East but In the state as we' H only East golfer to qualify for the reg1onal and state tournament. (Photo by Ke y ABOUT 60Lf? ··sest part about golf is missing school and playing with your friends.'' AARON WOOD4RD, 1:1! "Relaxmg and playmg 18 holes rs the best part about golf." DA"-1 Bon.r, 12 "For me, hitting the ball as far as I can and getting that birdie are the best parts of golf." CnAUNCU DAVIS, 12 'The best part about playing golf rs the lack of physrcal activity required because you don't have to run." BRAI Concentration. Golf takes a great deal of concentration, wh1ch IS why jun1or Chns Hayden IS VISualizing his sw1ng. He 1s making sure he hits the ball accurately and precisely. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) * Boys Golf I!OXBURl', 11 Three amigos. Golf may seem to be a ~olo sport. but it's not for East. Full of smiles , seniors Chauncey Dav1s, Dan Boyle, and Aaron Woodard show that it IS important to be a team and play for one another (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Perfect form Demonstrat1 g form sen1or Dan Boyle sets h1m before he takes his shot dow> course . Correct form ensur s c lent, consistent results. (Photo byKe Boyle) �Teeing off. Start1ng an eighteen hole game , senior Chauncey Dav1s sets up 1n the tee box . The first shot of every hole is important because it sets the tone for the rest of the hole. A bad tee shot forces golfers to h1t harder shots, decreasing their chance of mak1ng par. Chauncey's great start and great finish helped East win one of the DPL five invitational meets . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Shot tor joy. After tak1ng a sw1rg. JUniOr Bnan Roxbury 15 rot only glad to see that h 5 shot went where he wanted but also pleased w1tll the d1stance Getting the extra yards allows Bnan to be more aggressive with h sshort game . Bnan's aggressive nature pa1d .of at one of the DPL lnv1tat1onal , he shot a season best, 80 strokes East won all the OPS 1nv1tat1onals. (Photo by Ke ly Boyle) (C.M IID)JII) II ~ Taking first place in five of their matches, the boys' golf team had a very successful season. Thanks in part to senior Aaron Woodard and junior Chris Hayden, the varsity team finished undefeated in league and took the DPL City Championship title again. Aaron and Chris consistently finished first and second in tournaments. Shooting the lowest scores on the team, Chris shot a 71 at the DPS City Cup and Aaron shot a 72 at the Metro East Regionals tournament. "Overall we had a strong team," commented Coach Leamon. The strength of the team was due to their depth and the six returning varsity players who brought leadership and dedication. "One of our goals was to represent East at state and regionals," commented Jeff Wise. Sopho- more Jesse Gaass, JUniors Chns Hayden, Brian Roxbury, and senior Aaron Woodard all qualified for regionals because they had the four lowest averages over the course of the season. "Regionals was a bit nerve racking because it was my first t1me playing at such a highly competitive tournament," said Brian Roxbury. Even though regionals was held on their home turf, City Park, the boys struggled to find their shots. Aaron Woodard was the only East golfer to play well. He took third with a score of 72 and qualified for state. Aaron did not play well at state, partly due to the weather, but he finished 31st. Like varsity, the JV team won all their league matches including their biggest meet, the City Cup Championship. •Max Atufunwa From left to nght In the rough. Executmg a perfect sw1ng trymg to get out of the rough sophomore Jesse Gaass shoots for the fa rway lookmg to hit the green On the tee After completing h1s solid back sw1ng at the 3rd hole, semor Er1c He1nz connected for a successful hit towards the green Practice. Perfectmg h1s puttmg and hlttmg ball after ball, JUniOr Juhan Edwards works to mprove h1s game (Photos by Kelly Boyle) '05-'06 VARSITY (iOLr= Record 5-4 nzon lnv1te.. ......... .. ........ ...... 14th (258) C1tyCup........ ......... .. .......... .4th (260) *Chns Hayden ........ ...... ......... ..... 71 North lnv1te .......................... 1st (237) *Aaron Woodard ...................................73 Llnv1tat1onal. .............................. 1st (237) *Chauncey Davis ..................................76 11-'0nlderosa Tournament.. .............. 19th (261) Meet..... . ... . ....................... 1st (242) *Aaron Woodard ...... ................... .. DPL1nv,tat1onal ......................... 1st (24 7) ·snan Roxbury .......... .. .... .. ........ .. DPL lnv1tat1onal ............................ 1st (234) Aaron Woodard ................................. .. AMetro East Region .. ........... ...... 7th (242) ·Aaron Woodard .................................. 72 SA Golf State Tournament.. .................. 31st *Aaron Woodard .................................. 81 Front row Zack Sulsky, Jackson Meredith , Tom Harlor, Eric Heinz. and Coach Leamon . Second row: Greg Litvak, Kyle Krosky, Ryan Gibbs , Jonathan Cass. Julian Edwards, Aaron Guereca . Chauncey Davis, and Loyd Short . Back row Patrick Meyer. Dan Boyle, Jeff W1se , Jesse Gaass, Bnan Roxbury , Alex V1nton, William Parkhill, Andrew Lay , and Chris Leavengood. Boys Golf �11r1Hn1E JIFJILnJI Led by sen1or captains Amy Kieckhafer and Margaux Booren, the girls focused on winning the c1ty championship. To accomplish this goal , "The girls had to work hard to rebuild the team because we had a lot of young gymnasts and only two veteran leaders returning."' stated Coach Leonard K1ng. The team also consisted of a foreign exchange student senior Pamela Zelaya. sophomores Katherine Armstrong, Sarah Moore, Andrea Orton , and freshman Kelsey Messer. The g rls' struggled in out-ofleague competition against Northglenn, Thronton and Ft. Collins. Their hardest meet was agamst Thornton and Ft Coll1ns where they scored 145.45 points Even though they did not win th s meet, it was a good experience and the girls tumbled well , hit their marks and prepared for inleague competition. In in-league competition the girls hit strong all around routines. "The hardest in-league competition we faced was against TJ. and we beat them with a score of 135.425," bragged Coach King . The girls finished with a 6-1 record which secured the city championship accomplishing the goal they set at the beginning of the year. The girls were proud of this accomplishment and senior Amy Kieckhafer said, "I have won two out the last three city championship and I wanted to win it because it is my sen1or year Happy with the season, freshman Kelsey Messer said. "Even though gymnastics is an 1ndiv1dual sport, we all came together as a team." •Kate Mulligan Bending the back. Performing a techn1cal move on the balance beam, sophomore Kathenne Armstrong practices her routme for the next competition The team practices everyday 1n the South Gym to perfect the1r routines for the1r competition. Although the girls have preferred events, they practice all the events: balance beam, floor exerc1ses, vault, and bars. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Balancing act Do handstand on th b beam, sophomore Moore shows of strength and f ex b takes years of prac master th1s move This formance IS veryd1ff cause 11 takes me amounts of upper strength, d sctp' :~e agtlity. Sarah Moo· East's spectahst on ance beam. {Photo by lor Enckson) '05-'06 (il'~4N5TIC Record 6-1 Northglenn Invitational Thomton!Ft Coli ns South G W Sout G W orthglen Kennedy Thomas Jefferson C1ty Champ onsh ps Ke sey oore E e Sac e athenne Armstrong Enn Wa er, and Pamela Zelaya. e se esser, Sara argau Booren A a a R er, Coach Kmg Amy tee haler, and Adrea Orton Fro ro Bac · ro G na cs esser Sarah Moore E R er and Amy K ec hater �Striking po e. Flawlessly performing her beam routtne at the Ctty Championship which 5 lletd at South Htgh School, sentor Amy Kieckhafer, balances on one foot to score :re pomts. Amy's beam routine helped East wtn the ctty tttle whtch was a goal set by the team earlier 1n the season . (Photo by Taylor Erickson) Wn4T IS YOUR f4VORITf fVfNT? "Beam, because when I am on the beam I have a lot of confidence. Also the beam is one of the most difficult events in gymnastics." P~UA ZrtAYA., 12 "My favonte event IS floor. because it is fun to show off your routine and you can JUSt get into 1t and dance." Krl50 ~tMtR, 9 "Vault is my favorite event because it takes a lot of skill and I get to jump on things." ~y KltCkHMf.R, 12 "My favorite event IS beam because it ts really challenging and it takes a lot of work to master." SA.R.U~ ~OOIK:, 10 R achtng out. Keeptng her balance, sophomore Kelsey Messer makes sure she has balance to perform her "ex_t move. (Photo by Taylor Enckson) Ftntshing it. Dismounting from the balance beam, sophomore Kelsey Messerftntshes her routine . Dismounts area very tmportant part of the routtne. (Photo by Taylor Erickson) Flying high. As she leaps through the air during her floor exercise. senior Pamela Zelaya Increases her Individual score, as well as. the overall team score by adding flare and her own style. Coach King and the rest of the team. cheer her on to do her best. (Photo by Taylor Erickson) Getting ready. P eparmg to do a back flip, sophomore Kelsey Messer sets her feet so she can safely flip and land on the balance beam. (Photo by Taylor Enckson) Flexi b ilit y. Mounting the balance beam sophomore Katherine Armstrong performs a technically difficult mount. (Photo by Taylor Erickson) Gymnasttcs * �Wn.4T DO YOU LIKf ABOUT Pacing it. Pushmg herself, sen1or Soph1e Galleher prepares herself for the strenu ahead . She cons1ders all aspects of the tra1l, so she can adJUSt her runmng spe d accord1ngly. (Photo by Leah M1llls) CROSS COUNTRY? "My favorite part of running cross country is bondmg with my teammates and helping the younger runners." OPMI (iALUMr'll, lZ "I like finishing the races because then 1 feel like I accomplished a goal. It feels great to cross that fmish line and see your teammates." P4UIA 04~1 'lZ "Running cross country makes me feel accomplished, like I have overcome a huge obstacle.'' CU.IIlr' CLANCY, lZ "My favonte part of cross country 1s running because I get into shape and I can run really far w1thout being t1red." Cul' LrmR, 11 J ust another quarter. On the last leg of her race, sophomore Emilie Abbott p1cks up the pace. She tnes to catch up to another runner in order to advance 1n the standings. (Photo by Leah Millis) * Cross Country Runn in' together. Staying together, freshman Meg Tuta, sophomore Erin Musso and freshman Kalen AcqUisto run the two-mile side-by-s1de. Many runners like to run together so they can feed off of each other and push each other to the fin1sh. Runners need encouragement while running because when fatigue sets in, an incredible desire to quit appears (Photo by Leah Millis) Good form . Keeping hiS I perfect, sophomore Jacob M keeps his head up, elbows at a a and arms pumping as he compe the SA Regional meet (Photo by L Millis) �On your marks ... get set... go! The g1rls cross country team prepares to start the race. The f1rst quarter mile is important because the girls set the1r pace. Gettmg a good spot in the pack 1s Important. Most runners pick out an opponent and try to run next to them; it's a good way to push themselves. They run a pace to lit the1r body so they f1n1sh the race as the1r energy runs out. (Photo by Leah Millis) Almost there. Runmng the "al stretch, sophomore Carlo oav1s, tnes to keep ~s form . The last quarter m e1susuallythe mostchalleng ng part of a race because of the fatigue runners feel Hold1ng correct •oi"TliS key because when a runner starts to get t1red, •he body wants to flop around The runner must eep h1s head up, chest out and h1s arms mov1ng. Proto by Leah Millis) X -liF A <Clf())JIR~ With a new coach, the co-ed cross country team was ready to embrace the knowledge and experience that Mr. Kohuth brought. Unfortunately, they had a rough start. At the Pat Patten Invitational in Boulder, the girls finished a disappointing 8th and the boys finished 11th. However, the team returned from Boulder with a new found desire to be competitive. With an astounding 1st place finish in the Denver South Invitational the g1rls were pumped up and they took second in two of their next four meets. The boys returned from Boulder and placed 4th in the South Invitational , but struggled to find a groove and took 17th 1n the A1r Academy Invitational. "Our team as a whole has a lot of talent, unfortunately, our boys are a little less experienced compared to our senior g1rls, who dommated the squad," said Coach Kohuth. "Cross country 1s a sport that requires discipline and strength because you have to know when to push yourself and when to pace yourself ," said senior Kelsey McClure. The team trained and prepared hard, they ran a minimum of two miles a day and focused on eating only healthy food to give them plenty of energy. Even though the boys are a little less mature, they are still very talented. Coach Kohuth commented , "Our best male runner is a freshman . They are young and they are learning and improving." With a young team , the boys finished in 5th place in the city but have a bright future . The girls finished strong 1n city and took 7th in the 5A regional meet. •S haina Mitchell From left to nght Team wo rk. Pared up support111g each other, freshmen Kalen AcqUisto and Meg Tuta run alongside one another dunng the DPS C1ty C'lamp1onsh1ps See ya ! Pass ng an opponent from North. sophomore Chr1s W1tmer steps on the gas and heads towards the fm1sh hne Catch her. Com1ng up on an opponent, sophomore EnP Musso focuses on what she needs to do to pass and stay ahead of her oppos1t1on (Photos by Leah M1ll1s) 'OS-'06 CROSS COUNTRY Boys Pat Patten lnv1tat1onal. ............................ 11th Denver South lnvltatlonal. ....................... .4th Centaurus Invitational.... . ........ .. ... 1Oth Air Academy Inv1tattonal.... ... . ........ ... .17th Kennedy Invitational................. ........ ..6th DPS Championships .............................. 5th Girls Pat Patten Invitational. ........... ................... 8th Denver South lnv1tat1onal. ......................... 1st Ce taurus Jnv1tat1onal. .............................8th A ademy Invitational. .......................... 8th ylnv1tat1onal ................... .. ..........2nd DPS Championships ....................... 2nd Pa~offs Cass SA Regional. ....... .......................... 7th First row Kalen Acquisto and Mary Jameson. Second row: Elizabeth Wegmann, Enn Musso, Paula Dav1s, Madd1e Reusch , Sophie Galleher Meg Tuta . Emilie Abbott, Madeline Basse , and Claire Clancy. Back row: Carlo Davis, Chris W1tmer. Max Mmn1g, Coach Kohuth . Jacob Milewski, Richie Lander, and Sean McCarthy Cross Country �l lfmHIIE liBlA LJILliEJI After a tough semifinal loss to Heritage last year. the East basketball team was eager to prove they were still a top team in the state. Behind senior leaders Eddie Battle and Eric Mtller. they started the season strong by defeating Rocky Mountain, 52-48 and Arapahoe, 67-59. The team then headed west for the Nike Holiday Classic tournament 1n Las Vegas. They suffered thetr first loss to La Costa Canyon, CA 74-56, but rebounded by soundly defeating Rincon, AZ, 68-60. They finished the trip with a respectable record of 2-2. After coming back to Denver, the team won a nail-biting victory over top ranked Chaparral, 6967. Junior Donell Wells stepped up big against Chaparral scoring 31 points, including the game winning jump shot with 2.5 seconds left. East then suffered a difficult loss to rival Thunderridge, after being one point down at halftime . Unfazed by the loss, Coach Carey's team came out strong against both Horizon and Foun tain-Fort Carson defeating them with ease before moving into league play. East swept through the DPL, beating defending 4A state champion TJ, 79-66. They also beat GW in a hard fought victory, 5950, bringing the city title home to East once again In the playoffs , East beat Fruita and Highlands Ranch with ease but lost to Grandview in the quarter-finals . Down by 12 points in the first quarter, East fought valiantly and came within a three point shot of overtime , but lost by only one point. •Jeff Engelken Protect this house! Set· ling up in a man to man defense 1n the game aga1nst Pueblo South, JUnior Blake Swam prepares to steal the ball as sen1or Eric Miller moves m to help . As they say, offense scores pomts, but defense wins games. W1th the speed and strength of East, the man to man defense was very effect1ve because opponents were never g1ven breathmg room. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) From left to nght Fast break. Hus mg up court n the El teE ght game agan1st Grandview sen,or Ben Boyd works hard to beat h1s de fender and create an offens1ve op portun ty Quick pass. In a th rd round playoff game agamst H1gh ands Ranch semor Ben Flitter pre pares to rnake a bounce pass to a cuttmg teammate Snatch attack. Eager to steal the ball from High ands Ranch un or Jordan Mart nez stays on h1s toes w3ilmg for hiS opportunity (Photos by Leah M1llts) 'OS-'06 VARSITY 8.4SkfTB4U Record 22-4 Front row Donell Wells, Delano Duncan , and Quentin Hildreth . Second row. Koree Ross , Blake Swa1n, Ben Flitter, Sam Williams, Jordan Martmez-Doublin, and Eddie Battle . Back row: Eric Miller, DaVaughn Thornton, Ray Washmgton , Ben Boyd , Melv1n Sneed, Demetrius Thornton. and Mookie Gilbert. Boys Vars1ty Basketball Pueblo South . .. .. Pueblo Central Mttchell . . . . . . .. Eaglecrest Rocky Mountain . ...... Arapahoe Western Las Vegas NV La Costa Canyon, CA. .. R ncon, AZ .......... .. Inglewood LA CA Chaparral ......... .. Thunderndge . . . .. Honzon ......... . Fountam-Ft Carson ... lmco!n Manual .. Kennedy South Thomas Jefferson . West . Montbetlo North George Washmgton . Playoffs· FrUita Monument .... .. .......... .. Htghlands Ranch Grandvtew . �Going up trong. Jumptng over the Rocky Mount1an defender on his way to the basket , sen or Er1c M1ller lays 1n the ball for a well-earned two points . Enc M1ller was one of five senors who brought leadership and ded1cat1on to the team . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Wn4T DO YOU LIKf 4BOUT B4SKfTB4LL? "After all of the hard work we put in at practices, it is rewarding to put it to use in the games It is a lot of fun to work hard as a team to get a victory ... RIC ~I LU R , 12 "I like basketball because it 1s the perfect combination of strength and finesse. Plus, I look so dang good playing it." 8 N furrr R, 12 "I love the sport because it is competitive and fun. I also like the possibility that I can make a living doing something I love." [DOl 84TTLr, 12 "I love the atmosphere of playing in front of a full house for a big game. We had our ups and downs th1s year but we came together and had a good season." S4101 WIUI41016, 12 Pert cttorm. Puttmg all h1s concentraon nto the shot, sen1or Sam Williams drans the two potnljump shot right over hsEaglecrest defender (Photo by Leah !S) Tip-off. Jumping h1gh to reach the ball1n a game against Arapahoe . sophomore Mookie Gilbert wms the possession for his team . Winning the tip-off sets the tone for the game, and at 6'5" Gilbert won his fa1r share of t1p-offs. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Nothing but net. Shooting over the Eaglecrest defender. junior Donell Wells makes the jump shot. Wells contributed greatly to East's success with his shoot1ng ability. (Photo by Leah Millis) Throw it down. Flymg h1gh to the hoop aga1nst Founta1n Ft. Carson , sophomore Demetrius Thornton is going to dunk the ball Thornton was one of seven underclassmen who made varsity. and contributed to the team's success . (Photo by Leah Millis) Boys Vars1ty Basketball �Shake and bake . Crossing over, freshman Robert Harnson fools the Chaparral defender and gets h1m off balance . Th1s allows h1m the open lane to drive quickly to the basket (Photo by Leah M1ll1s) * JV/C Boys Basketball Beat 'em to it. Retnev1ng a loose ball, sophomore Do nell Patterson gets to the ball before the Arapahoe defender. Loose balls allow opportun1t1es to score fast break pomts . (Photo by Leah Mill1s) �Stuck m the corner. After taking the ball in·bounds, sophomore Jamiko Verner has rdanopen teammate before the Cherry Creek defense secures the defens1ve trap . Gett :~g the ball up the court and setting up a play are basic fundamentals of basketball . PhOtO by Margaux Booren) Slll1> A <CIIE JJA f\\11lS Both the JV and freshmen boys basketball teams started their seasons on good terms. "It's tight when you come out and dominate at the start of the season," said freshman Quentin Hildreth. The foundations of a successful and prestigious basketball program start with "learning the system that is instilled in East basketball. They have to learn the technique before they can become allstars," said Coach Perlmutter. The freshmen played well against their league opponents, beating South, 85-51, Montbello, 85-51, and losmg to GW, 57-52. "We learned and had fun," stated sophomore Ray Moody. The JV proved themselves by winnrng their first 6 games. The boys beat teams in their out-of- JV BASKfTBALL F•ont row: Jordan Franklin . Back row : DaVaughn Thornton, Adrien Dudley, Christian Bolger, Tyrone Stevenson , Joshua Russell , Billy Sorenson, Coach Hard1ng Chris .lohnson, Quentin Hildreth , Nick Lewis, Donell Patterson, Lavelle Taylor, and Koree Ross. ~~======~! fRfSn~fN *** BASKfTBALL Front row: Torin Thames, Anthony Walker, Devan Curry, Robert Harrison, Tyler Castle, Hunter Wolfel, and Alex Loom1s. Second row: Patnck Hilaire. Tony Wattley, Ivory Thomas. Walter Cooper, Darwin Mitchell, Colin Eighmy, and Djuan Luckett. Back row· Kewhan Dickerson· Randolph, Dei on Hardy, Troy Wiese, Coach Perlmutter, Rodney Newton, Jeffrey Hampton, and Matthew Taylor r.==========~ 0 '81!1..\N BROOKS, 11 KoRn l!oss, 10 W.4LTtl! COOP R, 9 I play basketball because you get to I play basketball because I love the game and I love to dunk " "I play basketball because of my love for the game." be see!' and I get to work with my league competition, including Eaglecrest, 72-41, Fountain Ft. Carson, 78-23 and Rocky Mountain, 73-52. Unfortunately, they lost a tough match against Chaparral, 78-74, but they were able to bounce back. To help them step it up again, the JV faced challenging and disciplrned practrces. "I ran them until they couldn't run anymore. If they did not listen, they ran; if they missed a layup, they ran," said Coach Harding. Because of the tough practices the players were able to stay strong and remain successful. Both teams did very well. The JV had a final record of 18-1 and the freshmen had a final record of 15-4. The future of East basketball remarns bright. •Shaina Mitchell TROt' WI ,9 "I play basketball because I am JUSt that good at 1t " earrrrates Plus, 1 like to hear the g rls scream " JV/C Boys Basketball * �1 The Lady Angels started the season by defeating Ponderosa, 70-32 The ladies wanted to earn respect from the school and other teams in the state. The team was 1n1tially upset by Cherry Creek and Overland but they kept working hard and won six of their next seven games, losing to Arapahoe, 72-59. However, the girls got their vengeance beating Arapahoe, 53-50, a few weeks later in the Regis Tournament The Lady Angels continued their winning ways and took first m the Holy Family Tournament behind the outstanding play from juniors, Brooke Durant and LyVette Groce. The team record at the start of league play was 10-4, which was much better than their 3-9 start last year. Coach Berry believed, "the girls had a better start be- E 1111 Ill ' • cause they were l1ke a family and had great chemistry on and off the court." Beating Lincoln, Manual, Kennedy, South, TJ, and West set the stage for a showdown for the city title. The Montbello game proved to be the game of the season, the game went back and forth, but the girls fought and beat Montbello, 68-62. A victory agamst North and an unnecessary buildup to a GW game where East won, 58-29 secured the city championship title . With a first round bye 1n the state tournament, the g1rls were ready for redemption against Creek. Unfortunately, a poorly officiated game and a few tough breaks brought a 73-60 loss and an end to their season. Nonetheless, the girls were proud. •Chanelle Pugh Qu ick feet. Practically stepping on her opponent's feet , JUnior Brooke Durant, diSplays that good defense IS very important m basket· ball. She moves quickly pushing the offense 1n the direction she wants and keeps the player 1n front of her. The tough defense dis· played here led to a Ponderosa turnover and a basket on the other end of the court for the Angels . (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) Let's get started. start1ng the1r home agamst Ponderosa huddle up for the1rpr ntual. In the hudd g1rls pump each ot discuss the game str dish out ms1de mforr.: on the other team, a centrale on what they do to wm. The hud only helps East get~ up, but 1nt1m1dates ing teams. (Photo by Melnychenko) From left to nght Getting down the court. Blowmg past the ThunderR1dge defense sophomore Dale Samuels gets tne ball to the offens1ve s1de ofthe court Powering up. Show1ng shes a sold forward East transfer, JUnior K1ara Calbart sets her feet and uses her power to ump through the Ponderosa defense Feet set. One of East s guards JUniOr Ke1sha Jomer makes her move on the Ponderosa defender (Photos by Lauren '05-'06 (iiRL5 V4R51TY 8A5KfT Record 18-6 Front row: Acura Holt, and Chnst1na Auster. Second row: D'mitnus Brewer, Eve Capecelatro, Brooke Durant, Coach Taylor, Dale Marie Samuels, Ke1sha Joiner, and Tyshel McPherson. Back row: Chelsie Nalley, Kiara Calbart, Chanelle Pugh , Coach Berry , Dawn Wattley, LyVette Groce, and Carl1e Christianson. Cherry Creek .......................... . Ponderosa ........................... . Overland C S. Chnstlan ..... ..... ...... . . . .. .... Kent Denver.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ThomasJefferson .................... .. Green Mounta1n........ ...... .. . ... . . Arapahoe . .. . . . ..... . Eaglecrest. .......................... . Littleton ........................ . ThunderRJdge. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . Arapahoe ................................ .. Doherty ........ ................ .. . RalstonValley .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . L1ncoln ............................... .. Manual ............... . Kennedy ............. .. South ......................... .. Thomas Jefferson .............. .. West ................... . Montbello ........................... .. North ......... .. George Washmgton........... .......... . Playoffs: Cherry Creek... ... .. Vars1ty Girls Basketball �0 Jvlng to the hole. Taking the jump shot from the middle of the paint. jun1or Dawn rat! ey shows that she is unstoppable when pulling up for a shot . Ready to react, JUniOr Vette Groce prepares to JUmp and get a rebound or spnnt back on defense in the .y nengmg ThunderRidge game. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) WNl' DO l'OU PLAY B.45K~TB.4LL? "Basketball is the only constant in my life. Not a constant as just something I've always done, but it's the one thing that I truly care about, unconditionally. It's the one thing that has always calmed me down and identified me as a person . D 'MITIUU BRr=wt:R, 1:Z "I play basketball because I love the game and I love my teammates. The feeling of being on the court is beautiful. It's the one place where I can get away and relax '' Tl'snu ~cPnrRSON , n "I play because I love the game; the feeling after a big win and my teammates." CARUr CMRISTIAN50N, 10 "I play because there is no betterfeeling than being part of a team, especially a winning team. I also play because it keeps me focused . I don't think I would be the same without basketball." D.ur ~ARII: SA.MUrtS, 10 Setting a trap. In order to stop the Ppos ng offense, senior Chanelle Pugh and JUnior Tyshel McPherson et a defensive trap. Th1s puts the Ponderosa defense 1n a corner and Qves East a chance to steal the ball Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) First position. Starting the game against Ponderosa , sophomore center Carlie Christianson JUmps high and wins the jump ball tippmg 11 to one of her teammates . (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) She got game. Jumping to the ball , senior D'm1trius Brewer pos1t1ons herself so she can grab the rebound away from the two Ponderosa defenders. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) Do it big then . G01ng up 1nto the a1r, JUnior forward LyVette Groce shows why she has started three years in a row. She posts up, gets the ball, and makes a great move through the four Ponderosa defenders to shoot the ball. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenko) Varsity Girls Basketball �Switch it up. Dnbbhng with her left hand , sophomore Chnstma Ausler crosses her opponent while sophomore Mallory Heinzeroth puts herself m a supporting pos1t1on . (Photo by Taylor Enckson) JV/C Girls Basketball Count it! After gett1ng nudged by a Fa1th Chnst1an defender, freshman Chr1st1an Hudnall makes the layup and draws a free throw for a three po1nt play sohd1fy1ng the v1ctory. (Photo by Taylor Enckson) �0 n hot Shoottng an open three·potnter agamst Rock Canyon, freshman Aubom pe haS t1me to set her feet and take a htgh·percentage shot whtle sophomore Shantel HI pbellts ready to box out and get the rebound for a easy put back tf needed and srman Chns!lan Hudnall is tn a supporttve posttton. (Photo by Taylor Enckson) After playing three days a week Canyon, 48-27. Their final record at Gold Crown all summer, the JV was 13-4. and freshman girls basketball The freshman team started off teams went into the season pre- their season w1th a huge victory pared Coach Benavidez said, over Cherry Creek, 54-25. They "The season was a great learning continued the1r winning ways experience for both the girls and beating Ponderosa, 49-36, and the coaches." Hard work and dedi- Overland, 60-17. Despite losmg cation gave the teams a winning two in row to Regis, 28-20 and edge. Arapahoe, 36-19, the squad After the JV suffered a hard stayed focused and fought back loss to rival Cherry Creek, 54-19 winning their next three games, the girls gained confidence by beating Eaglecrest, 44-23, Faith winning a thriller against Ponde- Christian, 41-22 and Columbine, rosa, 42-39. In the biggest game 45-34. The team then placed third of their season, the girls beat an in the Broomfield sophomore tourundefeated Overland squad in nament double overtime, 82-76. Their In their final game, the freshwinning streak continued with a man team beat an undefeated victory over Arapahoe, 59-56. De- GW team to win the city title. spite a disappointing loss to Regis, Their final record was 16-2. the team rallied and beat Rock •Ari Malman *** JV 8A5KfTBALL Fronl row. Mehcta Benavtdez, Maya Marshall, Fardosa Adam, and Shunara Maxey. Second row· Hthary Green, Tracy Smith, Shanae Hudley, Cha'taya Samuels, Emily Gosche, Blake Dowling, and Christian Hudnall. Back row: Georgia Andrianakos, aqaya Cleveland, Auboni Holt, Coach Benavtdez, Amyah Gtllespte, Tamekia Hunt, and Hantfah Turner * Front row: Shantel Campbell, Raelyn Meadows, Nichole Finnte, Mallory Hetnzeroth, Samantha Marttnez, Yoshanni Ford-Boone, and Tinesha Cllfton·Nettles. Back row: Marisela Sandoval, Eve Capecelatro, Maya Burchette, Coach Boyd, Chnstina Ausler, Maya Rtchards. and Tametka Hunt. ,, I AQI LA ANDOVAL, 10 he htghltght of my season was beat· ng Ove·land because they were un· defeated and we won in double-overme nANTU fii"'PBI'U, 10 "The peak of my season was the Arapa • hoe game because the haro work fl· nally patd off we wont" ~1cnou f1 1,n "The htghhght of my season was the Ponderosa game because tt was an· other suburban team that we beat." The team get-togethers were the htghl,ghts of my season becaus we bonded as a team and made new fnends JV/C Gtrls Basketball �11r After winning the city championship last season, the boys were determined to repeat. "From top to bottom , this has been the best team I have ever coached at East,'' stated Coach Gallegos With leadership from seniors Jesse Wall, Mortie Zareie, and junior Than Hedman, the team won every in leag ue match and took sixth in the highly competitive Palisade Tournament At this tournament, sen1or Ryan Sauceda and junior Dyrell Halley took second place in their matches. The team's success was due to the1r grueling practices and dedication. •·w restling is very difficul t, it requires grueling practices and the use of almost every muscle in the human body ," stated junior captain Than Hedman. During every tournament, the wrestlers pushed them- selves to new limits and faced harder challenges . Rookie wrestler, sophomore Carissa Tanenbaum, accomplished great success; as the only girl in a male-dominated sport, she pinned her Kennedy opponent and helped East reach a 6415 victory. The team's last match of the regular season was against undefeated in-league rival West. In a packed, spirited gym with only a mat light the team defeated West, 48-21 , and won the city championship for the second year in a row. Workmg off this emotional high, four wrestlers, seniors Mortie Zare1e, Ryan Sauceda, junior Chris Kiel and sophomore Abram Vera qualified for the state tournament out of a tough region. •Tasha Popkin All about intensity. Wrestling agatnsl Highlands Ranch, capta1n,juniorThan Hedman who wrestles m the 160 pound we1ght class, battles for pos1t1on . Than was able to constantly push his opponent through the match due to his excellent condit10n1ng wh1ch he maintains year around No team conditions as hard as we do," stated coach Randy Gallegos, "and 11 pays off." (Photo by K1t Hedman) Poetry in motion. tough match aga1r coin, sentor Ryan Sa outmaneuvers h1s nent. Th1s move, cal short drag allows wr to convert defens1ve t1ons mto takedowns dom1nated h1s match tnbuting to a 62-18, Lmcoln. A fourth yea eran of the team R expenence helped tyounger wrestlers P by K1t Hedman) From left to nght Inches from victory. Lookmg for a pm. sophomore Jacob M1lewsk1 t1ghtens a headlock on h1s Kennedy opponent Slam! Forcefully l1ftmg h1s opponent JUntor Andrew Batsford executes a p1cture perfect double leg takedown to ga n pomts and take energy out of h1s opponent from Lincoln Gettin' dropped. Dunng a match agamst Kennedy JUnior Dyrell Halley happily pms h1s opponent to the mat (Photos by Ktt Hedman) '05-'06 WRf5TLIN(i Record 10-1 Thomas Jefferson ................ . Regis ............................................ . Ponderosa .............................. . North ..................................... . South ........................................ .. Rangeview ................................ . George Washington ................ . Kennedy ................................ . Lincoln ................................ .. Palisade Tournament... ....... . Montbello ............................. . Bnghton ................................ . West. ......................................... .. Front row: M1cheal Lichtbach, Darian Armstrong , Coach Gallegos, Ms. Silvia Gallegos , Carissa Tanenbaum , Nick McRee, and Matt Gosche . Second row: Drew Cohen James Turner, Ben Bowers. Nick Hardy, Tom Hamson, Jeremiah Black, and Rory Valles . Th1rd row: Chns Kiel . Abram Vera, Syris Pernell , Ryan Sauceda , Andrew Batsford , Jacob Milewski, Jesse Wall , Shaquille Turner, and Bobby Harris. Back row· Than Hedman, Dyrell Halley, Preston Dav1s , Coach Diezel , Coach Nichols, Coach Nintze, Ryan Gray, Mortie Zare1e, and Anthony Romero Wrestling State ualiflers: Mortie Zareie, Ryan Sauceda, Chr s and Abram Vera �Fin sh ng h m off. In a tough match aga1nst Arvada West. sen1or Jesse Wall p1ns his ponent wllh a cross-face cradle. Jesse was an Integral part of the team because of h1s rsh p constant success and h1s pos1t1ve att1tude. In th1s particular match his v1ctory ped East get 4th 1n the Brighton Tournament . (Photo by Kit Hedman) WHAT 5TRIK~5 YOU ABOUT WR~5TLIN6? "You cannot rely on the team for a win, if you lose it is all your fault and if you win it is because you worked hard." J SS WALL, 12 "You have to go b1g or go home. The more you sweat the less you bleed! ANDRI:W 84T5fORD, ll "Like in life, if you work hard enough you can win." ~ORTI lAR I , 12 ''The workouts are really hard but they get you into shape and make you look really good m the process " lhAN ~AUCfDA, 12 Ready to rumble. In a match against ophomore Abram Vera stares d h s opponent trymg to intimidate h m Photo by Alex Hall) Out of focus After losing his contact ens sen1or Nick Hardy gets some coachng advice from h1s coach :-ough h1s Interpreter durmg th1s medical lime-out (Photo by Kit Hedman) Mat wizard. Shifting his opponents weight, senior Mortie Zareie attempts to shake off h1s opponent at the Brighton Tournament. The wrestling team used their practices to learn how to complete maneuvers like this safely and effectively. (Photo by K1t Hedman) Picking it up. Demonstrat1ng h1s physical st ·ength. Junior Ryan Gray lifts h1s T J opponent off the mat and takes him to the ground for a take down. (Photo by K1t Hedman) Feared. In a match agamst Chaparral. JUnior Chris Kiel uses one of the devastating throws to take down h1s opponent. (Photo by Kit Headman) Wrestling �WnAT IS Tn~ B~ST PART Of Charging ahead. Dunng the h1ghly compet11ive 200 Individual medley atth Coaches Invitational, sen1or Chelsea Beckett makes a qu1ck turn from breast freestyle . A complete ind1v1dual medley cons1sts of all four strokes m the order of b backstroke, breaststroke , freestyle (Photo by Leah Millis) SWIIIVIIIVIINfi? "I swim because I love the girls on my team as well as both of the coaches. There is so much team unity and it creates a good atmosphere for swimming." ~OUl' 8L00'"1, 12 "I like to swim because I like be1ng able to push myself to the edge every practice. I also like to rock the mullet." IIUnr N4WA k, 11 "Sw1mming is something I do to keep myself in shape. I also like the smell of the chlorine all the time." ~·~l' Nl6<iiNS, 12 "I like swimming because it's more of an 1nd1vidualized sport because you 're trying to win for yourself, as opposed to winmng for the whole team " IU~Ul' M4Tnrws, 9 Pull it. Dunng a league meet, freshman Charlotte Vilkus works to perfect her breaststroke by stretch1ng her arms forward with each glide. (Photo by Leah Millis) Keepin it straight. To gain speed, freshman Peyton Prater picks up her rotational arm speed and the strength of her kick. (Photo by Peter Hartman) G1rls Swimmmg Up, up an d away. During practice Fit Manual sophomore Waverly Loza performs an mtncate dive. Divers are looking for a clean, straight, splash-free entrance into the water (Photo by Peter Hartman) Gliding. While swimming backstroke, junIOr Carolyn Walicki keeps her chm and h1ps up and also keeps her body parallel to the lane lines to gam more speed . (Photo by Leah Millis) And they're off. Loo 1ng 1or start sophomore M nssa pushes hard off the startmg blOC ing to get a head start. (Photo b)' Hartman) Striving for greatness. I~ a aga1nst West. freshman Emily strives to keep perfect form breaststroke. (Photo by Lear �Perfect form . During a meet agamst Kennedy, freshman Alexandria Leenatali performs the butterfly The butterfly is the hardest out of the four strokes because the swimmer must use her upper body and h1ps to pull her ent1re body up and out of the water Kennedy was one of the1r main nvals and the Lady Angels were victonous , 107-71 (Photo by Peter Hartman) ak mg a splash. As pho:nore AinSlie O'Neil es ofl the block she has lead on the Overland re •earr Sw1mmers t1me er relay exchanges so t they leave the block momentum JUS! as the1r mmate reaches the wall. .., ng m relays IS cnt1cal, and car cost or earn sec:>nds which can mean the ererce between a win d a loss (Photo by a ory Hemzeroth) lU After spending five days a week ship Additionally, senior Mary swimming 5,000 yards a prac- Higgms received the Jim Hartman tice, coaches D. Ray Craft and Award for outstanding senior feDavid Quintana believed they male athlete. Freshman Kelly would have a great season. They Mathews qualified for state and started strong, plac1ng 11th out of placed in the top ten in the 100 the 23 teams at the Jefferson breaststroke at the Colorado County Invitational. Coaches Invitational. Senior Mary Highlights of the season were Higgins, sophomore Ainslie the meets won against Kennedy, O'Neil, freshman Kelly Mathews, 107-71, and TJ, 107-64, where and junior Katie Havranek also the freshmen stepped up and finished in the top twelve in the brought the "B" relays into the 200 medley relay at the Invite. spotlight. They lost against GW, "We had a lot of good freshone of the1r biggest rivals, 102- men along with the experienced 82; but still ended the season with upperclassmen from prev1ous a great overall record, 7-1, taking years. It was probably one of the more to state than in previous best teams since they last won years. state," said coach D. Ray Craft. Individual accomplishments Coach David Qunitana added, were senior Mary Higgin's sec- "We fought through a couple of ond in the 100 backstroke at the injuries, but we had a great seaJefferson County meet. and a first son." place finish 1n the city champion- •Kristin Marquez From left to r1ght· Like a frog. lr a meet aga1nst Aurora Central JUniOr L z We ·er pe"'orms perfect breaststroke pulling her 'nto the ead Soaring above the water. W1th a QIJICI< start, freshman Megan Carlson gets a step up on the competition dunng the DPS Relay Meet Tuck and roll. Mid-dive, sopho'110re Kat'e Jablonski keeps her knees tucked t1ght and reaches for her toes as she completes the rota! on (Photos by Mallory Hemzeroth Peter Hartman and Leah M s) '05-'06 (iiRLS 8WIMMIN6 Record 7-1 Kennedy........... ....... ............... 107-71 Overland .... ..... .......................... 100-85 South . .... .. .... ................... 102-66 Thomas Jefferson ......................... 107-64 West . . .. .. . .................... 1 06-58 Montbelto..... .... .. .. .................... 106-57 Aurora Central. ......................... 106-79 G orge Washington ............. ........ 82-1 02 v tat1onals DPS Jnv1tat1onal ..................... 6th place DPS Relay . . ...................... 2nd place ado Coaches Inv1tat1onal ... 16th place onsht~ e .......... .. ................ 2ndplace ague ................................ 2nd place 'e Oua!tftflis: Moly Bloom. Katie Havranek, Mary H99tns, Kelly Mathews, Ainslie O'Neil Front row: Columbia Jenkins and Amslie O'Neil. Second row: Madeline Fountam, Megan Carlson, Kalen AcqUJsto, Justine Sullivan Kelly Mathews, ReikO Anderson , Johannah Peay, and Alexandria Leenatah. Third row: Laura Graves-Halterman, Katie Havranek, Elise Mann , Liz Weller, Adrienne Desha1e, Peyton Prater, Jessica Jaynes, Charlotte Vilkus, and Em1ly Carlson . Back row: Mary Higgins, Chelsea Beckett, Molly Bloom, Mana Capecelatro, Michelle Buchanan, Melina Pyschny, and Theresa Lowe . Girls Swimming �lJHJJE As freshmen, the graduating class of 2006 proved to be very talented lacrosse players, and built strong bonds over the past four years. The team looked forward to their annual trip to Florida and rival games against Kent. Creek and Golden. After a tough loss to Creek in the semifinals last year, East was eager to take back the state title. Behind the coaching of Jon Barocas. new ass stant coaches and the outstanding play of All-American defender, senior Dillon Roy and senior middie Zach Tedeschi the team set their eyes on state. ·Jeff Engelken "I like lacrosse because it is exhilarating and there is nothing better than the rush you get when you step on the field." •Satha Boyd. 11 u JL.~ I "I like the fast momentum of the game and the team unity." •Greg Litvak, 11 "Lacrosse 1s a lot of hard work but my stick skills always come in handy." •Zach Tedeschi, 12 Perfect pass In a game aga1nst long t1me rival Colo rado Academy, sen1or KJael Skaalerud looks to set up a sconng opportumty. He wants to complete a pass across the crease to a team· mate who is cuttmg to the net for a shot on goal Being able to pass, catch, and control the ball made KJael an asset to the team be· cause he can score and generate scoring opportu· n11ies (Photo by Ph1l Casey) "We had some rough starts, but we came together and worked really hard." •Russell Clark, 12 Cruise control. 1g any attempts to stop sen1or m1dd1e z Tedeschi blows by Colorado Acadern 1 fender on h1s way up the goal. Trans t1on ng defense to offense can catch an oppos ng off guard and allow scormg chances Za be attend1ng John li College next year o· crosse scholarship ~ by Phil Casey) 'I l1ke lacrosse because as an attackmen, I have learned that good stick skills always beat tight defense." •Ben Allison, 12 "I like lacrosse because the team is like a family We worked together, and played really well.·· •Gabe Mann, 11 FroM eft to r ght Splitting the defense. Shoot ng between two defenders sen or Ba ey Connor releases the bal before the rush ng Co orado AcadeMy defenders reach h1m Flying by. Breakmg past ti'Je Ke'1t de1ender on the way to the ,.,et JUr. o• Cody Ta bu I ere ales an of 1ers1ve opportur ty lor the team Stop on a dime. Spot t ng a teammate to pass to JUno Satha Boyd maKes a qu c change n d rect1on to comp ete the pass (Photos by Ph Casey) '05-'06 VARSITY BOYS LACRO Columbme ......................... .. Arapahoe. ......... 03 2~ Ft. Colltns .................................. 03 2 Flonda Tournament... ............. . 03 2 Colorado Spnngs ....................... 04 05 Air Academy.......... . . .. ..... . 04 0 Cheyenne Mountatn ............. .. ColoradoAcademy ................... 04 George Washtngton...... ...... 04 1 Cherry Creek................ . .. .. .. . 04 2 South/TJ 04 .. ..... .. .. . ... .. . .. Kent. .............................. . Front row: Joshua Russell, R.chie Londer, Matt Tapper, Robbie Nichols. Mats Engdahl , Zach Miller. Ethan Demby, Ryan Finegan , Tucker Larson , and Bailey Connor. Second row Zach Arthur, Jamie Urbana , Ben Allison, Alex Vinton, Zach Tedeschi, Nick Job, Cody Tallbull. Tim Kashiwa, and Andrew Lay. Third row : Patrick Murray, Lou Sanus Greg Litvak, Gabe Mann, Russell Clark. and Dillon Roy. Fourth row: Blame Tallbull , Satha Boyd , Jack Spina, Harry Carrothers, Riley Cochran, Ryan Burt, Kjael Skaalerud, and Piet Dudley. Back row: Coach Barocas , Coach Evans. Coach Boyle, Coach Sewald, Coach Rewkowski, and Coach Wright. Vars1ty Boys Lacrosse Golden ........ . Hentage ...... Playoffs......................... ..... .... 05 1 �Eyes on th prize. Settmg up the shot. sen1or Alex Vmton looks for an opemng '"the net ow the ball. Alter sp1nning around the Colorado Academy defender, Alex gams a step hS an which allows h1m more room to work w1th . Th1s advantage on the defender ws Alex to take a higher percentage shot. (Photo by Phil Casey) W110 15 YOUR J=AVORIT~ OPPO~~~T? "My favorite opponent is Kent because I used to play with a lot of the kids on the team and they are always a hard team to beat." DILLON I!Ol', 12 My favonte team to play 1s Kent. The game is more competitive because we know the1r players really well off the freld. Plus, they have a great program; they re always tough to play. B41LI:Y Co oR, 12 •·our fiercest opponent would have to be Creek. Our teams have such a history together, and they are our biggest rivals in the state.'" K.JML SkAALI:RUD, 12 'The biggest game rs definitely Creek because of the intense rivalry between us. and also the1r jealousy 1ssues." AU'X VINTO , 12 Hard drive. With a strong follow o gh sophomore Joshua Russell shoots the ball pastthe Colorado Academy goalie. (Photo by Phil Casey) Standtng ground. Setting a solid stance sen1or Ryan Burt prevents the Kent player from getting a shot on goal. 'Photo by Phil Casey) Assisting the score. With a solid pass to his teammate, senior Ben All1son sets up the goal and gets credit for the assist. With a qUick pass, Ben sets up the one-t1mer in which his teammate catches and shoots in one lethal mot1on. (Photo by Phil Casey) Catch and cradle. Chang1ng h1s momentum on the run, JUntor Gabe Mann reverses direct1on to make the difficult catch. (Photo by Phil Casey) Stop the attack. Defending the goal, sen1or defenseman Tim Kash1wa prevents Kent from making a move to the net. (Photo by Phil Casey) Varsity Boys Lacrosse �Look downfield . Makmg the pass. freshman Steve Kluck finds an open teammate downf1eld to complete the g1ve and go. Th1s IS one of the bread and butter plays of the team. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Jv,c Boys Lacrosse Clear the zone. Cleanng the ball from h1s defens1ve half, freshman Kevm Shroads throws the ball upfield to move out of danger and beg1n a counter attack (Photo by Josh Tafoya) �Face off! T k1ng the faceoff aga1nst South, Ju mor Trent K1es starts the game and pts to scoop the ball to one of h1s teammates . East"s aggress1ve style of play provediO b success fu l throughout the season . By stressing physical play and fitness , E 1was able to out mu scle and out play their opponents . (Photo by Leah Millis) Persistence and hard work prepared the boys for a grueling season. By enduring a tough preseason , the boys were confident and in shape. With victories over the new teams 1n their league and solid play against their biggest rivals: Cherry Creek, Arapahoe, Golden. Kent and Colorado Academy, the boys were proud of their season . ·Ari Malman "Lacrosse is an 1ntense sport and you must work as a team to ensure victory.· •Max Atufunwa. 11 "IItke playing middle because I get a ton of exercise and am always involved in the play. Only the middies get to play on both * -,o"t row Drew Cohen , Cameron Hoehn , Mac Guthne , Kev1n Shroads.and Richie .onder Second row· Sean Nelsen , Gabe Gutierrez , Steve Kluck , Gideon lrvmg , 3rendan Lamarre, and Brendan Bla1r. Back row : Geoff Donahue , Noah Kaplan, Paolo :Src1o, Kye Killian , Phillip Sevier, Spencer Erickson , Gavm Jacobs, and Tony Nattey P enR N4RTI'14N, 9 P ymg defense because 1t IS a a eng to face different players ach g me, some who I can shut down and some who blow by me " ~e play "lg goalie because of the exh1larat1on I get wren I see a wh1z z1ng ba headed m rry d~rect on that I rru st save Sides of the half. As a m1dd1e, my favorite play to run is the '3-2-1' because it always leads to goals.· •Clay Lemar 11 "Lacrosse is a good way to take out your anger and get looked at by different colleges ." •Gavin Jacobs, 9 "I play lacrosse because I love the game; it is action- packed and you 're moving every second , you're always on your toes. •Matt Dowling, 9 "I play lacrosse because it mot1vates me to get good grades. I am responsible for being eligible and my parents and coaches expect me to do well so I can play." •Richard Lander, 9 **** JVLACROSS~ Front row: Dan Burtness , Nathan Mackenzie , David Swarsen, and Rich1e Lander Second row· Eric Ebel, Kyle Krosky, Schuyler Livingston , Sam Sweetser, Clay Lemar, Barrett Trenholme, Phillip Sevier, and Luke Johnson. Back row: Sean Wilson , Zach Simms . Quinn Behnke , Coach Robb1ns . Coach Hoefer, Sean McCarthy, Robert Lee, and Brendan Lamarre . TRr:NnOIMC, 11 "I like play1ng lacrosse because 1t IS a fast-paced game and you get to hit people without bemg penalized ." Qui Br:n .: , 10 Lacrosse IS a full game to pay be cause 11 s a contact sport. you ca rr1ake new fnends . and 1t 1s a good way to stay 1n shape JV/C Boys Lacrosse �After two rebuilding years ,the girls finally demonstrated their potential. They completed a strenu ous preseason program in hopes of beating their toughest rivals . Colorado Academy , Kent, and Heritage Littleton while still being competitive with Smoky Hill and Cherry Creek. The team returned 15 varsi ty players. 9 starters. and three year veteran coach, Averill Hovey. The team had a lot of depth and came out with the strong season that they had hoped for. •Nellie Hayes "I love the competitiveness to our team. we are all hard players that just love to play the game.'' •Alex Pearce, 12 "This was an awesome season and everyone wo rked well together from the beginning . This has been one of the best season East has ever had. " •Ashley Felber, 11 "Going into the season. we all had high goals set for ourselves and we learned to use our talent to the best of our ability. " •Madeline Caudle , 12 Quick on your feet Spnntmg down the f1eld while pass1ng the Steamboat de· fender jun1or Nellie Hayes uses the s1des of the f1eld to her advantage. S1nce the outs1de has fewer players, Nell1e 1s able to burst by with l1ttle Interference be· fore cutt1ng ahead of her opponents After running the length of the field, Nellie passes the ball ms1de to an oncom1ng teammate (Photo by Phil Casey) "Our team has been together for so long that going to practice is not a chore , it is like going to hang out with all of your best friends. I think the closeness of our team was the reason our season was so successful!" •Cia1re Sanderson , 11 ''Lacrosse is always a good time because it gives us a good chance to work and play hard." •Alyssa Nelsen. 11 Switching hands. changing d1rect1on throw off her Stear.opponent, )Un1or A Felber sw1tches fro nght hand to her It takes off down the fed then passes the ba Ito teammate Along Ashley's pass-' ·st mlly, bemg amb1dextr one of the sk1lls that Ashley a respected dangerous leamn. (Photo by Ph1l Casey ----------------------------------------------------~. 1 From left to r ght Good position· ing. Wa1t Pg alongs de th Steam boat de1erder sen1or Cathenne Me•ed1th sets up 1n an 1dea pos lion to rece ve the pass once the wh1st e blows Strong passes. Focusmg or the ball ser o• lauren Melnyc'lerko rurs towards Ire strong pass f•om one of her team mates Effective defense. Pay mg clos defense tumor Cla1re Sanderson prevents Steamboat from rust'! ng to goal and tak1ng a shot Photos by Ph Casey '05-'06 V!RSITY 61RL8 UCROSM Arapahoe ........................ .. Wheat Ridge ....................... .. Thomas Jefferson ........... . Hentage ................................. . Cherry Creek ..................... . Kent ................................... . Steamboat ............................ . Smoky Hill ....................... .. Mullen .................................. . Front row Jody Weisenhorn, Lara Silversmith , Stefame Tuder, Ashley Felber, and Krista Shaw Second row: Madeline Schroeder, Lexie Sigler, Nellie Hayes, Madeline Caudle, and Mo Mulligan. Back row: Janessa Jepsen , Stefanie Tuder, Alyssa Nelsen, Claire Sanderson , Lauren Melnychenko, and Lauren Napheys * Varsity G1rls Lacrosse Playoffs ............................ . �f-!eadmg stra1ght for the goal, semor capta1n Meg han Harnngton takes a strong shot Meghan made a qUick fake on the goalie and shot to the bottom left of the net to goal Supportmg her teammate, JUniOr Nellie Hayes IS ready to back up Meg han's Th chances Meghan takes are what makes her a strong and versatile player. to by Phil Casey) Of YOUR 5fA50~? "Out of all of my four seasons, th1s was by far the best! We had great team dynamics and we all worked well together. Everyone used their talents to benefit the strength of the team!" JODl' Wrl MORN, 12 When we kept our intensity and to cused on the goal, we were able to hve up to the expectations we set for ourselves and play to our potent1al. Th1s year our team was more like a family. I love you alii "With so many returning seniors, this was our year to dominate and we started our season off strong. Having such an amazing season was the perfect ending to my senior year." UUIU:N ~UNl'Cn lliiKO, 12 "Th1s was our best chance to take on some of our hardest compet1t1on . We had experienced players and started the season with a strong preseason program, and never let up KR15T4 , M4W, 12 Srang defense. Recovenng the ball d 1erse, senior captain Jody We nhorn carnes the ball up the ld and looks for a open teammate. ~ oto by Saml Hartman) Getting low. Staying low and scoop lllQ up the ball, JUnior Alyssa Nelsen ns hrough the ground ball. (Photo by ra Totaro· Bloom) Smart shooting. Movmg across the cage wh1le switching from her right hand to her left hand sen1or Krista Shaw shoots low and hard to put the ball past the goalie. Junior teammate Cla1re Sanderson 1s there to back up her shot. Knsta's qu1ck release and ability to shoot from e1ther hand makes her East"s most dangerous shooter. (Photo by Phil Casey) Accuracy. Head1ng down the f1eld, sen1or Alex Pearce IS open to make an accurate pass to a down f1eld teammate (Photo by Phil Casey) Fake out. After fak1ng out her de· fender sophomore Lex1e S1gler explodes past her defender from Steamboat and spnnts to the goal to take a shot (Photo by Phil Casey) Vars1ty Girls Lacrosse �All lined up. After a VICtory agamst St. Mary's Academy, the JV team shook the1r hands. Shak1ng hands at the end of a game shows good sportsmanship. (Photo by Alexandra V1tervo) JVJC Girls Lacrosse Locked down. While lookmg for a pass, freshman Kla Wright-Jackson cuts for the ball wh1le freshman Madeline Schroeder stays tight to ma1ntam her defensive pOSI· IIonmg . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) �d ed up. Before a tough game aga1nst Grandv1ew. the g1rls huddled up to talk y The g1rls needed to V1Sual1ze the1r play, discuss defens1ve tact1cs and sh a game plan ThiS pregame huddle helps pump up the team and mentally ed them for the1r game. (Photo by Alexandra VJ!ervo) The JV and Freshmen girls lacrosse teams improved their stick skills, got in excellent shape, and came together as a team. Focused behind coaches lggy Dauchot and Jenny Tarbox, the team improve in all aspects of the game and gained recognition within their league. •Janessa Jepsen much harder than last year." • Jessica McNeil, 9 "My favonte part of the season was all the team bonding time we had with each other. We had so much fun on and off the field." •Marissa Latta, 10 ''The coaches are awesome, they helped us learn the basics." • Carrie Austermann, 9 "We played very aggressively, and that is why we were so successful in beating some of the tougher teams." •Kelly Binding, 9 "We all had so much fun and learned the fundamentals of the game." •Kelly Thompson, 10 "The best part about lacrosse is getting to take out all of your aggression on the other team." • Kaitlyn Randol, 10 "The team played really well even though the competition was "It was a perfect first season!" • Walker Cannon, 9 * * JVLACR055~ ** Front row · Manssa Latta, Walker Cannon, Jess1ca McNe1l, Hayley Round, and Kendal Murray. Back row. Ka1tlyn Randol, Kelly Thompson , Mackenz1e Gtlchnst. and Carson Crawford . CR4WfOilD, 10 condJtJOnJng thiS year was f1erce was worth all the hard work. We d up ttavrng lots of fun and imng our Skills mcredibly." NAnn l!ouNo, 9 K r:ND4L ~ U ilRAl" , 9 This season was so mucl' fu"l I met a ton of great g1rls and we all learned so Muc about th spor' of lac•os"e "I love playmg lacrosse, there IS such a great adrenaline rush when you step out onto the field, and I love gelling to play with all my friends." ~4 f.Nllf. Gil Mill T' 10 Our season th s ye r w IlOna We worl<ed togethe rea y we as a team and preformed w JV/C Girls Lacrosse �liD u[iii()) u r 111J<O) ~ The varsity baseball team was led by veteran coach Howard Karsh and by returning seniors Zach Castle. Dan Boyle and Seve Villareal. The boys started off the season by facing tough suburban teams such as Heritage and Hinkley before facing off aganist league rivals T J and GW In the early games the squad showed promise of a successful season . •Bethany Cornish "Baseball is my passion . Not only the feel1ng I get when I put on that uniform, but even the practices. Every second I spend playing reminds me that th1s is so much more than a game, it's a way of life. I LOVE THIS GAME!" •Matt Peterson, 10 "There 1s nothing better than the feeling that I get when I step on to the mound. The moment before I throw a pitch it is as if nothing else in the world matters; it is just me and my catcher out there ." •Vince Wilson, 11 "As a transfer student, I felt very accepted as a part of the team. It was great to be a part of a team that plays with passion for the game." •Nate Wilkerson , 11 Picked off. Watling to get the base runner out, sopho· more Matt Peterson sets his feet to receive the ball and lay on the tag. Pickoffs come before the ball is pttched and take extremely pre· cise throws from the pitcher. While not often successful for outs, they hold the run ners to small leads and thus keep them near the bag, mak1ng a stolen base more dtfftcult. (Photo by Knsten Marquez) Full extension. W ball tn hand JUntor W1lson elong tes h in order to have max t1me to ga n spe d releastng the ball B Wtlson, forst base sophomore Matt Pe is all set to defens1ve y up h1s p1tcher when the comes h1s way A PI often throws the ball so able to be hrt but or y defensive player. (Pho o Knsten Marquez) 'Our team worked well together. Everyone improved a ton throughout the season. Everyone worked hard at every game " •Jay Prevedel , 11 "Catching is my favorite position because I am involved in every play." •Billy Sorenson, 10 From left to nght Round ing the bases. Hurry1ng to get 'lome sophomore B1 y Sorensen runs as fast as he can Base runntng IS cructal to the outcome of a game Swi ng for the fences. Wh1le tak ng pregame batttng pract1ce JUn ror Jay Prevedel walls for a great p1tch to unload on Get Low. Scoop ng up a grounder JUnior Bnan Roxbury makes sure to get h1s body as low as poss1ble 1n order to have a better chance of catchmg the ba (Photos by Mallory He nzeroth) '05-'0fi VARSITY BASI:BALL Hentage ............................... . SummitCounty ......................... 0311 Hmkley ...................................... 03 13 Jefferson ................................... 03 15 Steamboat Spnngs .................... 03 18 0 Aurora Cental..... .... .. .. .. ... .. .... .. 03 20 Montbello ........................... . Manual. ................................ .. Gateway ............................... . South ........................................ 04 George Washington.............. . 04 Lrncoln ... Kennedy. .. ................ . West. .................................. . Harrison Colorado Springs ..... . North......... Front row: Ben Nathanson,Billy Sorensen. Vince Wtlson, Nathan Wilkerson , and Zae;h Castle Second row· Jay Prevedel , Daniel Boyle, Brian Roxbury, Abram Vera , and Matt Peterson Back row: Andy Denton , Seve Villarreal. Chns Hayden , Ben Allegrezza, and Jordan Taylor·Felese . * Vars1ty Baseball .. ......... . Thomas Jefferson ....................... 04 Playoffs ......................................05 06 State ...........................................os 19 �y. Leadmg hts team to victory, sen1or Zach Castle shows hts versattlity by moving htS normal pos1t10n as the start1ng short stop to the p1tcher's mound . A player's ty tn the pos1t1ons they can play eases any teams wornes about inJuries. (Photo by r Marquez) WnY DO YOU PLAY BASI:BALL? "This season was really great because we had the chance to go a lot further in the playoffs than we have had in the past." hen CA.sTt..r, 1:.! Nmety percent of baseball is half mental. ' n VILlARRUL, 1:.! "The seniors really stepped up and filled the need for new leadership. Both the seniors and the younger talent on the team made a big contri bution " DANIU BOl't..r, 1:.! We had a lot of fun dunng DPL play because we were once agam one of the best teams. Our team had a lot of new talent on it." CnRIS N4l'Dt:"'', n Winding up. Preparing to throw a e )Un1or Chris Hayden drives off of 'Jack foot in order to gain the power ed to add velocity to his p1tch. P o o by Knsten Marquez) .JStening to the coach . After reachtr rd base JUntor Ben Spady takes oment to receive direction from his ach. (Photo by Kristen Marquez) Mad hops. Jumping far off the ground to reach a ball during a throw down , seniors Daniel Boyle and Zach Castle show thetr team work sk1lls . Zach wastes no time in backtng up his second baseman in the game against Thomas Jefferson. (Photo by Kristen Marquez) Stretch. Mak1ng a long stretch sophomore Ben Nathanson reaches as far as he can . Ustng both arms and legs in often necessary at first base in order to reach full extension.(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Batter up. Fintshtng hts swtng, sen1or Seve Villarreal shows excellent follow through. (Photo by Knsten Marquez) Varstty Baseball �Perfect stroke . As the ball rs prtched, sophomore Tony Ballas swmgs for the fences. A smooth swing rs key to berng a great baseball player. (Photo by Mrra Totaro· Bloom) JV C Baseball Caught in a pickle. Tryrng to steal second base, Junror Jay Levmson leads off frrst, but decrdes not to steal after the oppposrng prtcher looks over and fakes a throw to frrst base . (Photo by Tasha Popkrn) �t him out. Throw1ng the final p1tch of a three and two full count sophomore Abram attei'T'pts to stnke out h1s opponent with a heater. Abram puts all his energy in e throw by usmg a two-seam gnp and by rotat1ng his body into the throw so he serves hiS momentum.( Photo byMira Totaro -Bioom) Led by Coach Sepanski, the JV and freshmen baseball teams faced their toughest competition from the powerhouses of TJ and out-of-league rival Heritage. Both teams worked extremely hard to improve their understanding of the game and their play-making abilities and came out of the season successful. •Kate Mulligan The best part about baseball was getting to hang out in the dugout with my friends and bonding with my teammates." •Taylor Jones, 11 "This season was great because we had a great coaching staff that really helped all of us improve the fundamentals we JVBAS~BALL 'Slrow· lan Ferguson, Omar Guzman , Max Grillo, Sam Stewart, Tyler Castle , and r Fant. Second row · Alex Jones , Taylor Jones, Morgan Hall , Jesse Gaass, and yHouston Th1rd row: N1clas Goerrissen , Jay Levmson. Colin Hornsby, Max Viski· '3 Tor1 Harlor, and Kalil Fuller. need to play baseball. Good fundamentals win ballgames " •Taylor Fant, 10 "This season was awesome because I got to eat sunflower seeds and I got to hang out with my friends." •Tom Harlor, 10 "This season was fun because baseball is my favorite sport to play and I enjoyed being able to play it everyday in the spring." •Lars Hager, 9 "One of the hardest parts of the season was conditioning. The coaches made us work extremely hard throughout the season to stay in top conditton." •Vincent Rossie, 10 **fR~sn~AN* BAS~BALL **** Front row: Brian Thompson , Damel Adams, Anthony Wilson, and Lars Hager. Second row: Cole Duclos. Max Fields,Ciay Houston, Jacob Greenwood, Oliver D'Orazio , and Hayden Berge . Third row: Walker Dove, Taylor Peters, AleJandro Morales. and Nick Brown. KAur fuur:R, n Jr55r 6.uM;, 10 ANOTMONl' WIL50N, 9 ti.UDOii 81:116 , 9 e best part was getting to play games and be1ng able to hang out t my teammates." Th s season was awesome, every t1me we stepped on the '1eld we were JOk 11g w1th each other "I hked playing baseballth1s year because I got to meet new people and I had the chance to step up my level of playing" I l1ked play1ng baseball because we had a really good coach that he ped us 1mprove our sk1lls JV1C Baseball �l lfiHI After losing four starting sentors and their head coach, the varstty girls soccer team was resilient and pulled through for a successful season by focusing on winning the city championship. The team battled against local rivals George Washington and Kennedy as well as against out-of-league rivals Eaglecrest and Fairview. The team was led by new head coach, Colorado's 2002 Coach of the Year. Beth Hinz. and standout seniors Paula Davis, Sarah Ewing, Sophie Galleher, Logan McHenry, and Sarah Cook •Lizzy Funk "I play defense and I love the thrill of chasing an offensive player down the field and preventing a goal! It is awesome!" •Chelsea Moore, 12 "I love being a defender because I don't have to shoot the ball and I get to take people down." •Katie O'Neill, 12 "I had fun getting to know the girls, especially during the team dinners and bus rides when we could all be ourselves." •Emily Maas, 11 Break away Alter mak1ng a move on the Eaglecrest player, senior Kelly Boyle breaks away us1ng her agil· 1ty and qu1ckness . By beat· tng her opponent at m1df1eld, Kelly 1s 10 control of the play and can d1ctate the attack. Kelly can play a through ball to an outs1de m1df1eld player, dnbble the ball upf1eld, or play d1rectly to the forwards who w1ll turn and shoot the ball on goal . (Photo by Bnan Hall) Cross it. Loo 1ng cross the ball to an teammate , s mor S Ew1ng races down t alter beatmg her dele Cross1ng the ball1s a g way to score Sara drive the ball low and~ to the top of the sx y box . This w111 allow tor t1ple opportur1111es to A teammate can vol ey ball 1n or 11 could lucky bounce mto the (Photo by Molly Nua "It was a good opportunity to get to know everyone better. I also learned a lot of new tricks and moves from Coach Hinz; she is a great coach." •Paige Larson , 10 "It was a great group of girls and I love playing soccer with my best friends. I also feel that I improved a lot through the season because of Coach Hinz." •Emily Bardwell, 11 From lei to nght Keeping control. Alter wmn ng the a r ba agamst Montbe lo sen or Soph e Gall her secures the ball as she starts a counter attack look ng 1o• a sconng opportun,ty Gettln' low. Defend rg er goa se:11or C'lelsea Moore gets low to steal the ba I from her Kennedy oppon nt One on one. W1th a defender o, r back JUn1or Beth Kochevar keeps possess on as semor C"le sea Moore makes a ru"l to get ope" (Photos by Molly Nua11es) '05·'06 VARSITY (iiRLS SOCCfR Eaglecrest. ........................ . Arapahoe Tournament... ........... . Eaglecrest. ............... .. North... .. ........................... . West... .. . Lincoln ................................. .. Montbello .............................. . Standley Lake .. . Manual. .............................. .. South .......................... . Thomas Jefferson ..... .. Kennedy ........................... . George Washington ....... .. Fairvtew ............................. . Front row: Elle Emery, Pa1ge Larson, Em1ly Maas, Corah Overbury, and Lila Creighton. Second row: Hana Fancher, Jessie Schreiber, Paula Davis, Logan McHenry, Sophie Gallaher, and Elleni Gladis. Back row: Sarah Cook, Kelly Boyle, Emery Donovan, Sarah Ewing, Chelsea Moore, Beth Kochevar, and Em1ly Bardwell Varsity Girls Soccer State ...................... . �eamwork. Whtle dnbblt ng down the fteld . JUntor Emtly Bardwell sees sentor Logan ry c g for the ball out of the corner of her eye Getttng open for the pass and g tor the ball are tmportant parts of teamwork. Emtly can pass the ball to Logan to y b at the Montbello opponent. (Photo by Molly Nuanes) W110 IS YOUR fAVORITf SOCCfR PLAYfR? "Pele, because he was the best soccer player in the world. He had great speed, footwork and a great shot." PAUlA DAVIS, 12 "Marcelos Balboa, because he was a great defender and he had really cool ha1r. He was really good at the bicycle ktck, which was amazing to watch. " SoPnu: GuunrR, 12 "Carlos Valderrama, because he was an outstanding soccer player. He was fun to watch and really good at passing and shielding." LOOAN I"'CMI' In', 12 "Mia Hamm was my favorite soccer player because she was very inspirational to young girls to pursue soccer as a profess1on ." 50-SO ball. Ftghting for the ball , sopho e A ex McHenry attempts to win e battle agatnst the Eaglecrest "'df e der (Photo by Bnan Hall) Fancy footwork . Faking out her Montbello opponent sophomore Emery Donovan successfully wtns the ball . Photo Molly Nuanes) She shoots. After recetving a great pass from the side, senior Sarah Cook hopes to score a goal for her team . As the fintshing striker, Sarah has a very powerful and accurate shot. She is a natural at putting the ball in the net. whether that be off a long shot. a headed cross, or by crashtng the goal. (Photo by Molly Nuanes) Ready to run. Dnbbltng tnto open space sentor Logan McHenry prepares for an opportuntty whtle senior Chelsea Moore supports her. (Photo by Molly Nuanes) Look through. After the ball is cleared from the goal , sophomore Jesste Schreiber looks down the line for an open player to whom to pass . (Photo by Molly Nuanes) Varsity Gtrls Soccer �Defend the goal. Staymg on the1r toes sophomore Bre nna Hayes and Ad nan Greenholz keep the oppos1ng Douglas County player 1n front of them, blockmg her path to the goal. (Photo by Bnan Hall) JV1C G1rls Soccer Scoring a goal. Kick1ng as hard as she can, sophomore Jordan Booth focuses on the ball so 1t w1 fly past the goal1e and rnto the opposing Douglas County net. (Photo by Bnan Hall) �Pnthe a1r. Runmng toward the ball , sophomores Alexa Morrill, Ally Lynn, and JUnior n W1rboum make sure to recover the ball from the Rangeview opponent When g soccer, 11 Is Important to recover any loose balls because they often lead to ter attacks (Photo by Brian Hall) Expected to carry on the tradition and build the reputation of a great East program, the JV and freshmen girls soccer teams worked to master the basics. Determined to be competitive with suburban teams like Arapahoe and Regis while still beating inleague teams and especially T J, Kennedy, and GW, they focused on playing as a team, mastering the fundamentals and fitness. · Mo Mulligan "I play soccer because it helps me let all of the frustrations I have out." •Mackenzie Hall, 9 "I play soccer because it keeps me in good physical shape and also because there is never a dull moment during games." •Meg Tuta, 9 'The season was so much fun because I love playing soccer and I really enjoyed being able to go out there and play with my friends and teammates." •Rachel Nevers, 9 "Soccer 1s something I do to stay fit and I also love the competitive aspect. I always want to win the game." •Candace Jones, 1 0 "The best part of the season was when our team came together after preseason and we were working as one and not as individual players." •Sam Myers, 9 * JVSocc~R t •ow. Gracie McGuire. Lily Wotkyns . Lily Kosmicki , L1zzie Johnson , N1cola goza Second row: Jenna Greenwood, Emily Gosche , Helen Kat1ch, Kalen sto, Rachel Smith , Tracy Smith Jennifer Su. Amanda Schweikert. Back row: reenSulllvan, Carolln Kaplan , Meg Tuta, Mackenzie Hall , Marisha Vandenberge , sa M1lner, Sam Myers. Rachel Nevers. ws OJdent to East. 1t was a great Y 'or me to meet new g1rls that eI e same pass1on, soccer." *** Front row Mallory Hemzeroth, Lisa Stemer, Nika Tamashiro, Caitlin Bell . and Claire Westcott Second row: Alex McHenry, Breanna Hayes , Ally Lynn , Hallie Hughes. Alexa Morrill and Adrian Greenholz. [Uf I ClADIS, 11 AUl' LYNN, 10 I have been playing at East for a couple of years now and I really enJOY p1ay1ng and bemg able to show my Angel pnde on the f1eld "Throughout the season, our team became really close and worked real well 1n games . We took pnde in our hard work as a team." J I had so much fun th s season be cause I love play ng soccer and I love representing East through soccer JV,C Girls Soccer �liiJ~ 1"-{ The boys swim team, nonexistent two years ago. nearly doubled their squad to 17 swimmers Senior captain Carmine Tabano and coach D. Ray focused on developing a powerhouse in the DPS. expecting nothIng but hard work and unity from the team •Max Atufunwa "The best part of divmg 1s being one of the best 1n DPS because very few guys d1ve " •Davis Wert. 11 "What I like about swimming is the great exercise and since our team is small, we are very dedicated " •Carmine Tabano, 12 "I've been sw1mmmg for a while and I knew that I just had to do it for my school." •Devin Pitts-Rogers. 11 "I love being in the water because it's a part of me ; I just have to swim " •Daryck Thompson, 11 Speeding . Eager to fimsh h1s race at the meet, sen1or captam Carmme Tabano comes up for a1r after pullIng h1s arms down to h1s wa1st m h1s breaststroke event. In breaststroke, the swimmer uses a two arm pull m sync w1th a frog k1ck to move through the water. A strong underwater pull and powerful k1ck w1ll a1d Carmine and w1ll enable h1m to beat h1s opponents. (Photo by Deb Tabano) "What I like best about swimming is the competition and that I am on a great team.·· •Dan1el Edwards, 11 Up, up, and away. the 200 butterfly Daryck Thompson le of the water as he ro shoulders forwa•d keepmg h1s h1p up a 1ng h1s shoulders to hiS arms to the Iron• o body, Daryck rs ab max1m1ze h1s sp butterfly IS the most mand1ng stroke and a separates the good and great sw1mmers. (Pho Bnan Hall) "I joined the swim team to keep a sexy body and also because swimming helps me relieve my stress." •Luis Azcona, 12 c "Swimming hel ps form great fnendshi ps and a strong team st1cks together and helps each other out." •James Godbolt, 12 From left to nght Prepare to d ive. At the end of h s three step hurd e approach JUntor Scott Wert spnngs of the board to execute h1s front f rppmg d1v Chillin' Spendmg t me before practice relaxmg m the water JUnior Dan el Edwards treads water on hiS back to get ready for an mtense pract1ce Cannon bal l. Tucked mto a bght ball JUntor Dav1s Wert continues rotat1ng to complete a the rotat1ons necessary for h1s double front fhp d1ve (Photos by Bnan Ha I and Brooke Bucar '05-'06 BOYS SWIMMI ti West. ............................. . Kennedy. .. ........ Relay Meet.. ........................ .. Div1ng Meet.. ............... . G. Washmgton. ....... T Jefferson ......................... .. Montello ................................ . 'B 'Meet. ......................... . Sw1mm1ng Prellmmanes .. D1vmg Prehmmanes .............. . Front row: Daryck Thompson . Second row: Scott Wert , Marray Napue , Carm1ne Tabano , N1ck Beckett . Dan1el Edwards , Nick Diack, Matthew Swenson , and Shane Parker. Back row Colin E1ghmy, Troy Wiese . Dav1s Wert, Lu1s Azcona, Devm P1tts·Rogers. George Lowe, and Ryan Bush . Boys Sw1mmmg DPS Sw1mm1ng & Diving Fmals .. 04 2 �re 1 come. Dun g h1s stretchtng rout1ne before hts event. JUntor Jerem1ah Lew1s hiS hands to the ground . By stretching before every event, runners are less prone ury and are able to loosen the1r muscles enabling them to run the1r event faster. 0 by Brooke Bucar) Wn.4T IS Tn~ B~ST P.4RT .4BOUT RUNNIN(i TR.4CK? "Knowing that there is always competition with the other schools like Montbello and GW and that we will always win something is the best part about track." J ll I"IIAn Ltwl , 11 Wmnmg is the best part about runmng track.· PATiliCI{ rAillll ·nii..AIIlf:, 9 "Having the chance to win the long jump at state is the best part of being on the East track team." JOI!DAN ~AI!TINU-DOUBU!Ioj , 11 "The best th1ng about runnmg tack for East 1s that our team has a competitive edge. With a competitive team like East, we know we can take 1t all the way." Rr:661f Wnnr:, 12 I come. Catch1ng up to hts b o opponent tn his ftnalleague 'JCe sophomore Loren Roybal focuses ta 1ng long strides and breathtng ad :Y (Photo by Brooke Bucar) Eyes of a tiger. Representing the track 3 at the prep rally, sen1ors Regg1e e and Jovan Austin pose for the r.a~ ra (Photo by Kelly Boyle) On your mark. W1th h1s knees low and his head down , sophomore Rodney Newton gets h1mself set m the start1ng pos1tion so he can explode of the block once the start1ng gun is shot (Photo by Brooke Bucar) One more lap. Steadtly pass1ng h1s TJ opponent sophomore Shaqu1lle Turner prepares to fm1sh the last lap strong 1y (Photo by Brooke Bucar) One down and two to go. After the f·rst 1ap of the 1500 sophomores Loren Roybal and Shaquille Turner stay tn the pack at the DPS league meet. (Photo by Brooke Bucar) Boys Track �IIHII In a sport where speed, endurance and perseverance are everything. the track team excels. The intense and long track practices helped the coed track team reach success m-league and at invitational meets. Practices began in early February, the team trained indoors and outdoors to get into top shape for the season. •Shaina Mitchell & Max Atufunwa "I run track because 1t IS challengmg and I like going to the track meets on the weekend. They are a n1ce place to chill with friends." •Jeremiah Lew1s, 11 "I like runnm g track. It lets me use my speed and I get to race against our rivals George and Montbello." •Lakeisha Joiner, 11 llll ~IE "I run track because of our coach, for one Frank is the funniest coach because he'll tell you like it is. Plus, I like staying 1n shape and track w1ll help me for football." •OJ Doyle, 12 Teamwo rk At a DPS lnvi· tat1ona track meet, sen1or Shaina M1tchell uses her sports medicme tra1n1ng to tape sophomore Lakeisha Jo1ner's ankle . A trainer is not always on site at the track meets, so the East Angels pull the1r resources together to help each other ach1eve the1r personal best Even though track is an In· div1dual sport, 11 takes a team effort to w1n a meet. (Photo by Sarah Goode) "Track is fun and I like doing it It isn't as hard as people think. The runnmg Isn't that hard after a while because we're already in shape. It's the getting in shape that sucks." •Reese Boyd, 11 Smile After f1msh ng races, sopho'Tlores Musso , Maya B~·c Devan Curry, Loren Rc and Shaqu e Turner from the stands. Tl'ey on their warm-ups tc their muscles froM tg mg up. These tea must keep the1r m~ warm or they Will be pared to run the1r next may run slower and even stra1n a musde P by Sarah Goode) ''Track is so much fun and all of the hard work is worth it. When I step into my lane all of my hard work IS about to get put to the test. The challenge and the feelmg of success makes me love the sport." •Rachel Steed, 10 From left to nght Stick it. St1ck1ng herland1ng sen orK1yashaNewson keeps her feet set so the line JUdge can get the r ght d1stance Runnin' together. Makmg the f1rst turn on the 1500 meters sophomore Shaqu e Turner sets the pace of the pacK as sophomore Enn Musso runs close beh nd Chillin'. Wa1t ng for the r teammate to Jump sophomores ShaqUllle Turner Loren Roybal and Enn Musso wa t patiently by the p1t (Photos by Sa rah Goode '05-'06 TRACK AND flfLD DPLMeet.. Boys Invitational. ................. . DPLMeet ... DPLMeet. ............................ .. Girls Invitational... .......... . DPL Meet. ......................... . "B"Meet. .............................. . Reg1onal Prelims ......... .. Reg1onai-F1nals ............... . Front row: John. Chapman, Ghaea Doss, Christ1an Hudnall, Taychell Pugh,and Ray Moody. Second row: Ashley Martmez-Doubhn, Chns Wall, Maya Burchette, Marcus Flowers, Jovan Austin, Jeremiah Lewis , D1andra Partndge , and Crystal Hudnall. Back row: Rodney Newton , Ivory Thomas, Patrick Farris-Hilaire, Tarin Thames Matthew Taylor, and Jeffery Hampton. · Boys, Girls Track State-Prelims ......................... �ture perfect. Keep1ng her long stndes and steady runn1ng form, sen1or Ghaea Doss s tre last 50 meters of her leg 1n the 4X1 00 relay. She uses her speed and good to spr·nt the straight as fast as poss1ble . She gets ready to s1gnal the teammate in 0 her to start runn1ng so she can pass the baton (Photo by Sarah Goode) Do YOU LIK~ RU~~~~(i SI10RT OR LO~(i DISTA~C~? "I like ru nning the sprints and relays because I am really fast and I get to use my speed to embarrass the other run ners." (jf1..U4 Do , 12 'I like short distance because you don't have to run far and 1t's more challenging than long distance because you don't have as much time to make up for your mistakes. 45MU:l' ~4RTI,...U·00lJBU , 12 "Short distance is a lot of fun because it takes a lot of heart and training to succeed in it." UKI:I M4 JOIN R, 11 'I can 't do the long distance thing . Thats too much for me. I don't like all that unnecessary running. ' ~4l'41llcnARD5, 10 Stretch. Gettmg ready for her race, La e•sha Jo1ner stretches her a a DPS track meet. (Photo by a Goode) Warm it up. Gett1ng ready, senior S "a M1tchell and sophomore Rachel Seed warm up their muscles. The <lmhas a set warm up routme so they "sen up and focus on the1r event to by Sarah Goode) A few more meters. Fin1sh1ng the last leg of the 4X1 00 relay, sen1or N1elah Burnett ma1nta1ns her steady stride and heads for the fin1sh line. The last 50 meters are the hardest to run because the runner is extremely !Ired (Photo by Sarah Goode) Got it. Rece1vmg the baton sophomore Enn Musso beg ns to set her pace as she runs the last leg of the medley relay. (Photo by Sarah Goode) Jump! Jump1ng the hurdles, semor Amanda Roy counts the steps to her first hurdle. She must keep a steady pace so she clears all the hurdles (Photo by Sarah Goode) G1rls Track �A <CJIE (GIJilll lliL Tennis is a sport usually fo cused on individuals, but at East the varsity girls had a great team dynamic. The varsity team represented the eleven girls who played their way to the top of the ladder. prov1ng themselves the best on the team. Under direction of new head coach, Michelle Topf, the team trained hard to improve their techniques so they could dominate their biggest rival, GW and qualify as many from the squad to state. •Stephanie Remigio "One of the funniest moments on tenn1s was when we were trying out for the team, and I acci dentally smacked Briana in the back of the head while serving. It was really funny and everyone laughed ... after she was okay, of course!"' •Jeanne Vanderburg, 12 "Gomg to Grand Junction is always a fun time. We stay in a hotel with each other, get to hang out all weekend, and get to beat our opponents. After Grand Junction we always have fun stories to tell." •Sydney Munteanu, 11 "I like to play doubles because work1ng with another person is more fun. It is a lot of work, and sometimes can be pretty stressful, but it is well worth it because by the end, you build such strong friendships." •Paige Jimenez, 11 Follow through . After serv· ing the tennts ball, JUntor Sydney Munteanu, follows through 1n hopes of getting an ace In order for a serve to count. the ball must land tn the cross-court servtce box. A good follow through allows for a faster, more effictent serve Wtth her mo· mentum moving forward, she sets up a serve and volley to catch her oppo· nent off guard. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Get low. Returntng a cult shot, sophomore Brett, bends down a a low ground stro e tng the potnt altve smgles player, lzzy control the ent1re cc her own lzzy likes o stngles, as oppos doubles, because s e has to depend on he beat her opponent the tndependerce stngles," she exp (Photo by Kelly Boyle "I had a lot of fun bondmg with the girls on the team especially when we went on trips to regionals and state." •Emma Anderson, 11 From left to nght Eye on the ball. Watttng patten! y JUnior Dom mque Calloway trtes to anttctpate where her opponent s serve ts gotng to land Volley. Reachtng for the ba I JUn or Abby Malman htts the ball back over the net to her opponent from TJ hop ng to get her off bal ance Wind up. Keeptng the ball al ve JUnior Courtney McCarroll G bert wtnds up to send the ba back to her opponent from West (Photos by Mary Sneed Kelly Boyle and Taylor Er~ckson ) '05-'06 V4151Tf (iii!LS Tr Thomas Jefferson ................. . Kennedy ........ ................ .. Montbello . .. .......................... 04 04 South ........................................... 04 i Phil Kraus lnvttational....... ..... 04 15 West. .......... ....................... . North ................................... . L1ncoln .................................. .. North ................................... .. Ltncoln ... ......... ................. .. . Front row: Patge Jimenez, Kate Pessoa , Yenca Pessoa, lzzy Brett, Allison Hall , Briana Mclean, Jeanne Vanderburg, Courtney McCarroii-Gilbert. Emma Anderson , Amy Mehlbach . and Melina Pyschny. Second row: Ellen Want , Sellan Kyambalesa Olivia Rudeen . Mtchelle Murphy, Kirsten Gerry, Sydney Munteanu , Clatre Langerak. Sydney Axel~od , Abby Malman, Elatna Kelly, and Jesstca Wason. Thtrd row: Julia Kirklen , Taylor Want, Darcy Rock, Oltvta Yapp, Zabnna Jackson, Alex Uhlberg , Mackenzie Jacobs, Maddte Reusch , Lindsey ldelberg , Abby Temple, and Katy Parr. Back row : Alice Wotkyns, Lucy Roper, Calle Gliwa. Zuri House, Lisa Engelken , Jesstca Laub, Sarah Harrison, Silvana Aiquipa ·Dorner, and Kelly Dunn . Varstty Girls Tennis George Washington ............ .. Regionals. �up and away. Reachmg up as htgh as she can , sentor Kate Pessoa uses all her force the ball In her opponent's court. "Because I am so short. I try to stretch as htgh posstbly can before servtng . The higher I get the more force I can use to serve the Th harder I serve , the harder 11 is to return ." (Photo by Kelly Boyle) WnAT DO YOU LIK~ ABOUT T~NNIS? "Playing doubles is really fun because you always have someone by your side. Jeanne is a really good partner because she knows how to calm me down when I get nervous. " AU.I50N M4ll, 12 "Our Grand Junction trip was really fun because you get closer to the whole team and make a lot of new friends." ffRICA P &504, 10 "My biggest rival is Fairview because they were talking bad about East with out even knowing us. I really want to play them this year." IllY BRI:IT, 11 "It is important to have good concentration while playing tennis. If I am not concentrating on the game, I lose the match and get really frustrated . Tenms is much more fun to play if you are focused and have a posittve attitude." IUT Score. Dunng practice , junior Emma A rson stretches to return the shot and ecetve the po1nt (Photo by Taylor E on) Approach s hot . W htle following rough Wtlh her approach shot , junior ows the shot to the net. (Photo by e y Boyle) You got served . Remaining cool under pressure . sentor Allison Hall . achieves victory by htltlng the wtnntng serve 1n a close game . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Pt5504, 12 Fore hand. Practtctng before a match . sentor Jeanne Vanderburg perfects her forehand return . (Photo by Kelly Boyle Low shot. Htlltng a low ball, JUntor Laurel Gegner returns the ball to her opponent from North. (Photo by Mary Sneed) Varstty Girls Tenn1s �Perfect form . In a tough match agamst GW opt omore Ohv1a Yapp connects w1th the ball. Getting good pos1t1on before the ball arnves is key to a powerful and accurate h1t. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) * JV C G1rls Tenn1s Serve it up . In her doubles match agamst T J, JUnior Mackenz•e Jacobs serves the ball to her competitor. On a serve, the ball must land 1n the oppos1te serv1ce box . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) �The JV and freshmen girls tennis teams worked hard to improve their technical skills, power, endurance, and form . With goals of improving their game, practice and the support of head coach Michelle Topf helped the girls work as a team. Because many DPS schools don·t have JV programs the girls competed against schools like Kent and Creek. •Tasha Popkin 1row. Ruby Holmes , Jen Murray, Hannah Abraham , July Pa1va, Kat Rogers, rf Green , Savannah McMillan. Aly Bortle , Tiffany Thomas . and Emily Carlson . nd row . Manssa R1tchen , Alyse Opatowski Nichole Berg . Elizabeth Lyda , e e Lee, Gillian Kumm, Lynn Ngo , Stephanie Bell , Meaghan Fisher, and Rosa man Third row: Julia Milzer, Lauren Marllnez , Laura Marin, Jordan Booth , Rachel Em1ly Baker, Sara Galan , and Jack1e Vanderburg. Back row: Ashley Maas , essa Radatus , Isabella Kendnck. Clio Tanaka , Lisa Lovell , Sae Young Yoon. otte V1lkus, and Enn Bates * ** * llr:uscn, 10 ve been play1ng tenniS s1nce I was·eally l1ttle and the exc1tement of game never gets old " "I love tennis because the rush that you get when you score the winning point in a match can't be beat by any other sport." •Maria McGlamery, 10 "Whether we win or lose our matches, we always have a lot of fun and have many inside jokes." •Olivia Yapp, 10 "I gained a lot of confidence in my game from playing on the East team. Our girls are so good, they make you play better." •Amy Easley, 10 "The most rewarding part of tennis is winning a tough match against rivals like Smoky Hill." •Darcy Rock, 10 MThe most challengmg part of tennts is making an accurate serve." • Alex Uhlberg, 11 * * * * ****** * * * * * * * tch point In a doubles match aga1nst Lincoln , sophomore Ainslie O'Neil hits the ~~erthe net winning the point for her team Doubles 1s the favonte event for many eg rls because they like the camaraderie that comes with working w1th a partner. to by Kelly Boyle) ~4DDI I love playing doubles with Catte Gltwa. East tennis has the tightest bond of any team and we have fun on and off of the court." •Mackenzie Jacobs, 11 [UZAB " TROWI'R, 11 Te.,n1s 1S a sport that you can play no IT' alter how old you a•e a11d 1! IS n1ce to krow I Will be able to play 11 later m, 'e. Pract ice makes perfect In a tough pract1ce at C1ty Park. freshman Julia Kirklen prepares to hit the ball. Good hand and eye coordination are key for an accurate hit (Photo by Taylor Enckson) lABRINA J4CKSO , 10 [RICA MOLCOMB, 10 "The best part of tenn1s is bonding w1th all of my fnends on the team; we always have the best time." IS n1ce that you ca11 cou11t on a team My fa vente part IS playmg doubt s It mat to always be there JV,C Gtrls Tenn1s �Although competition in golf is individual, success depends on the support of fellow team members . Individual team members shoot their best hoping to have working toward team victories . The girls practiced at City Park Golf Course in order to improve their technique, form, and strategies for matches. With help from their coach , teammates, and their own self discipline, the team was able to improve and have a successful season. · Sarah Goode and Lila Creighton "I really enjoy the game of golf. The best part is being able to play every day for free. I also really like all of my teammates. They are nice and fun to play with, and also competitive and encourage me to do my best." •Lizzy Funk, 12 "We are hoping to get more players and advertise a lot more in order to attract new people . It's a relaxing sport and a fun interaction between players. " •Sarah Macko, 12 "I am excited about my second year as coach of the team. I hope that we can repeat as DPS league champions and have a few girls qualify for state. We always field the biggest team 1n the league and my goal this year is to have at least 25 girls learning the game of golf." •Coach lggy Par for the course. After an excellent shot from the tee , JUnior Molly Hartman finds herself on the fairway w1th an open shot to the green . Using a m1ddle iron , she attempts to drive the ball on to the green and into the hole . Even though it is only practice, she still con· centrates on 1mprovmg her game by focus1ng on perfecting her stance and swing . (Photo by Jody Weisenhorn) "There is always something in your game you can work to improve and at the end of the season you always have a sense of accomplishment." •Tess Jackson, 10 Blast off. Sand traps be hazardous but L1zzy Funk demorst at the correct way to if.! ball out of sand and back the green Althougr traps are only a m no back to the garne paye still try to avo1d t'le long as players reme be to followthroughona shots , they are likely to tinue the1r game wth cess . (Photo by J We1senhorn) From left to nght A diamond in the rough. F1nd1ng herself m the rough. semor L zzy F Jnk attempts to dnve the bal bac onto the fa1r way Quicksand. A n~ce sw1ng gets JUniOr Kathryn MeG arne')' out of the sand and up onto the g•een Home on the range. On the day before a b1g match JUnior Cher se Herrera pract•ces her techn1que from the tee on the dnv ng range (Photos by Ke y Boy e and Cat1e Gliwa) '05-'06 61RL5 60Lf Overland Golf Course ................. 03 11 C1ty Park Golf Course ................ 03 14 Kennedy Golf Course ................ 03 22 Overland Golf Course ................ 04 05 Ctty Park Golf Course ......... .. City Park Golf Course ............... 04 18 Kennedy Golf Course ............. .. Kennedy Golf Course........... 04 Wellsh1re Golf Course ............... 04 Reg1onals........... ................... .... 05 1 Front row: Coach lggy, Cecily Doakes, Tess Jackson, and Deborah Krause. Back row: Lizzy Funk, Kathryn McGlamery, Kelly Dea, Leslie McGlamery, and Emily Bormann. Girls Golf State ................................ OS/22 06-05 �Form 1 key. After lay1ng up on the green dunng pract1ce . sen1or Lesl ie McGlamery hnes erputt She evaluates her balance , posture, and sw1ng . Her goal is to hit the golf ball the sweet spot of her club; 1f she does this correctly, she w1ll hardly fee l like she hit ythtng at all. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) WnYDoYou LIKf PL4l'l,__,6 (iOLf? "I play golf because it is my favorite sport, and it is so much fun to practice every day with all my friends. We have a great team and we all get along really well. Golf is also a really relaxing game and I like the laid-back atmosphere." Lr U ~C(iL»t[~l', 12 I like playmg golf because it really helps me t'11prove my game. The coaches are really mce and encouragmg . The practices are always laid back and no one is too upttght or stressed " (MILl' Bo~M4. I 11 "I like playing golf because it is a really good way to meet new people. I met a lot of my friends from the team. It is also really fun and very relaxing." "I love playing golf because you can always learn to improve your game. It is also a great opportunity to meet more people and become more compettttve ." Drso~•n k~4.U5r, 10 ractlce, pract ice, practi ce. Before a J~ tor Kelly Dea spends hours ractc ngand perfecting her technique. •eaxed gnp, eye on the ball , and a elollow through are all vital parts of game that need to be practiced over and over (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Up, up, and away. W1th her feet firmly planted. sen1or Sarah Macko aims just beh1nd the ball in her attempt to save par after landing in a sand trap . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Eye on t he ball. At pract1ce , sophomore Ltndsay Sh1elds spends hours on the prac· tice green perfecting her stroke . Expertise on the green counts just as much as drives off the tee . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) It' s all in the stroke. Demonstrating near perfect form tn her dnve off the tee . juntor Emily Bormann leans tnto her sw1ng , keep1ng her head down and her arms extended Such form usually results in a perfect drive onto the fatrway . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Gtrls Golf �WNAT 15 YOUR t=AVORITf Perfect extension. Dunng the1r cheer routme at the State Cheer Compet1t Alex Holmes, V1enna Beanum , and Ashley Mart1nez push semor Wh tney W r an extens1on wh1le sen1ors Ashle1gh Owens. Arika Varney, JUniors Alura Baxter L Dav1s Ashley Filer, and Shannon Collms perform the splits. (Photo by Cenya D PART Ot= CNffRLfADIN(i? "I like the sisterhood that comes with being in the squad ... we are all very close and I love all of the girls on my team!"' l.A'I!IC MA DAVI , 11 "I like how we get to represent East wherever we go. It's a great thing to be able to show our school sp1rit everywhere." I!IK4 VAl! n, 12 "Being able to be loud, active, and creative with our fun routines. Plus we get into all of the games for free!" VI B 1"1 A D Wnm~ WAI!I!I'N, 12 "Getting to be in front of the crowd at pep rallies mstead of in the crowd 1s the best part. It's a rush to have everyone look1ng at you during the routines!" A~MLr16M 0WtN ' 12 Smiles. At state, Ashley Mart1nez, Alex Holmes, Ashley F1ler, Lynn1kka Draper, Arika Varney Ash leigh Owens and Shannon Collins are proud of the1r performance . N' sync. Arika Varney , La' Rischa Dav1s. Ashley Filer, Ashley Martmez, Alex Holmes and Alura Baxter are ready to start their state routine . (Photos by Leah Millis) * Cheerleading High flyers . Since they are judged on accuracy , sen1ors Alex Holmes, Vienna Beanum , Ashley Martinez, Arika Varney, JUniors Alura Baxter, and Ashley Filer are spotters for their h1gh flyer sen1or Wh1tney Warren and catch JUniOr La'Ricsha Davis after soanng. Sophomore Lynnikka Draper, sen1or Ashleigh Owens , and jumor Shannon Collins make sure all their jumps are perfect for the judges . (Photo by Cenya Dickerson) Picture perfect. Ho La'Rischa Dav1s 1n an I v t niors Arika Varney,jun1orsAiuraBaxt and Ashley Filer hold strong wh sophomore Lynn1kka Draper se Ashle1gh Owens and JUnior Shan Coll1ns perform a split Jump. Go team go. The team shows II' skill at the State Spin! CompetitiOn bY holding JUnior La'R1scha DaVIS and sen1or Whitney Warren up w1th c~ee signs. (Photos by Cenya D1ckerson �Summer camp . At summer cheerlead1ng camp at Regis , sen1ors Anka Varney, Ashley Mart1nez , Whitney Warren , Alex Holmes , JUniors Alura Baxter, Ashley Filer, sophomore Lynnikka Draper, seniors Chiffon MatthewsWebber and V1enna Beanum are excited about the spirit, leadership, cheer, and dance awards they won at camp . (Photo by Cenya Dickerson) School spirit. After Mayor cKerlooper and rock p The Fray, gave the1r eches at the new f1eld d cat1on sen1or Arika arney, JUnior Shannon sophomore 0 ms . mk a Draper, sen1ors .ra Baxter and Ashley art1rez·Doublln , pump the d up by performing the rs We are number and "Angels Are Bad" er (Photo by Leah Millis) llr HillE JIR~A LJILIIIJIEJIR~S To prepare for the State Cheerleading Competition in December and the Best in DPS Competition in February. the girls on the cheerleading squad practiced every Friday. In their second year of state competition, the squad performed a dance and cheer routine. The girls were judged on their technical ability, the difficulty of the routines, and the spirit and energy displayed . Although the squad did not finish as one of the top teams, they were proud of their decision to participate. In addition, the squad participated in community events including the MLK Marade. They also volunteered at the New Orleans dinner hosted to help raise money for the victims of Hurricane Katrina, and went to elemen- tary schools to cheer on students taking the CSAP test Each girl sold candy and bracelets to raise money for the squad. The team also raised money by organizing the homecoming dance. Noted for the1r famous "Angels are Bad" and "YellE" cheers, the girls displayed spirit at all the b1g sports games. In games against GW, the cheer squad strutted their best cheers and senior Ashley Martinez stated, "I love games against GW because we have a battle of the cheerleaders." "I loved cheerleading because it gave me a chance to show my school sp1nt and I really liked wearing our uniform on Fridays," stated sophomore Lynnikka Draper. ·Kristin Marquez Da bomb. Front row Semors Ashley Martmez-Doubl n Chiffon Matthews-Webbe• Whitney Warren JUniOr Alura Baxte• Back row· Shannon Col ns Anka Varney, La 'R1csha Dav1s, V1enna Beanum Alexandna Holmes Halolo. Chiffon Matthews-Webber. Vrenna Beanum. Whitney Warren Ashley Martrnez-Doubhn Lynn1kka Draper La R1csha Dav1s Pyramids. Beg1nnmg the1r fmale at competitiOn the g1rls perform a stunt (Photos by Cenya Dickerson and Leah M II s) trow: Ashley Filer, Chiffon Matthews-Webber. Whitney arren Second row : La 'Ricsha Davis. Vienna Beanum , Shannon Collins . Back row : Lynnikka Draper, Ashley nez-Doublln , Alura Baxter, Ashleigh Owens. and xandna Holmes. Front row · Anka Varney, Alexandna Holmes. Ashley Filer, Chiffon Matthews-Webber, Whitney Warren, and Lynnikka Draper. Back row: Shannon Collins, Ashleigh Owens, Vienna Beanum , Coach Dickerson, Ashley Mart1nez-Doublin , La'Ricsha Dav1s , and Alura Baxter. Cheerlead1ng �In their third year, the members of the pam squad used their dances and enthusiasm to encourage team spirit and to hype up the crowds at the football and basketball games. Junior Zaneta Sanford, who has been on the pam squad since her freshman year commented, "I keep returning to the pam squad because of my passion for dancing." The pam squad danced at home sporting events and they also danced during the pep rally. The squad practiced several times a week in order to make sure that their moves and choreography were absolutely flawless. Not only did the pam squad perform in front of large crowds at sporting events in order to support the East athletes, but they also volunteered on a regular basis in the community. Accord- ing to sen1or Jahnice Jones, "My favorite volunteer event was helping the PBS Kids Club Birthday Bash. We all had so much fun working with all the little kids ." They also worked with the Girl Scouts during the Girl Scout Run and helped out with PBS youth activities teaching choreography to a junior pam squad of children ages 5 to 9. The pam squad enjoyed volunteering together and pumping up the crowds . Rookie squad member, sophomore Tierra Thornton explained, "It's hard at first to pick up the choreography, but it becomes easier and it is a lot of fun just to perform." Although the choreography may be hard to pick up, the pam squad always had flawless performances. ·Mo Mulligan Getting ready. At the beg1nnmg of the1r dance , freshmen K1ara Massey, T1ffan 1 Couttee , and sophomore Sharm1ne Anderson get 1n pos1t1on to start their routme . Commg up w1th new and mterestmg openings to start the1r performances 1s something that the poms squad does to keep thetr performances fresh and creat1ve. (Photo by Leah MilliS) All together. P rfo dunng halfttm of a boys home basketball g e " 10r Kalina Lewts so mores Mon1que Ban and Sharmtne Ander show off thetr ab1lly dance tn perfect rhythm keep to the beat of the SIC. Keeptng the beat 1ng a performance n fr of a large crowd IS difficult than perforMmgdur ing practtce (Photo Mallory Hemzeroth) From left to r ght Down low: Performmg a techn cal dance rout ne sentor Jahn ce Jones bends her knees to complete the dance DancIng to the beat. Durmg a bas et ball game sophomore ShaRe Lew1s performs the poms choreography that she has been pract1c ng for weeks In front of a crowd. Worktng hard to entertam the fans freshman Key a Lew s and sophomore Sharm ne Anderson perform thetr routme to the rhythm of the song (Photos by Leah Mtl s) Front row : Momca Powell, Jasm1ne Germany, JahniceJones, Crystal Mack and Ebonie Lindsay. Second row Lafonda Re1d , Renee Jackson , T1erra Thornton , Keota Ramsey, Sharmine Anderson , Kard1 Constance and Keya Lewts. Back row: Jordan Woolfolk , Zaneta Sanford , Bnttant Woolfolk, Chalunda Stmmons, Sha1na Mttchell, K1ara Massey, Kalma Lewts, and Rachel Coulter. Front row : Zaneta Sanford and Brittany Reed Second row · Mon1ca Powell, Jasmtne Germany Re Johnson, Jahnice Jones , and Amber Moore. Back row : Coach Jocelyn Mtller, Chalunda Stmmor:s. Tterra Thornton , Bnttany Woolfolk, Lafond a Reid, Jordan Woolfolk, ShaRee Lew1s. and Coach An9 Thornton . Poms �8 e 1t. Wh1le perform1ng a routme dunng halfl1me of a basketball game, semor nda Stmmons uses her porn poms to grab the attent1on of the crowd Most of the squad s routines mvolve the1r porn poms because they help the squad bnng more men! and attent1on to thetr performances (Photo by Leah Mill1s) WnAT IS YOUR fAVORITf PART ABOUT PO~S? "My favorite part of being on poms is being able to perform in front of a large crowd and being able to wear my uniform to show school spirit." J-4 1011 (i Rl'tANY, 12 My favonte part of bemg on the porn squad IS dancmg and be1ng able to be who I am when I perform.' n.4Rl'11 r 4 Dfll~, 10 "My favorite part of being on poms is the feeling I get when I am performing. I love entertaining and being in front of a big crowd. I also love the reaction that we get from the crowd.'' IU.U""-4 Uwl , 11 "My favonte part about being on poms IS being able to make up new choreography with all of the other girls and bemg able to plan our own events." CmLUNDA 11011'10 ~. 12 Keking it. Demonstrating her dancs tlls JUnior Zaneta Sanford perlorms her rouline during half time of boys' basketball games . (Photo by leal- M1lhs) Floor it. While performing, sophomore ShaRee Lew1s m1xes up the routine by performmg dance moves at many dlf· lerent he1ghts (Photo by Leah Millis) Cheering loud . Runn1ng onto the court to perform at the homecom1ng pep rally , the porn squad pumps up and exc1tes the student body. Show1ng school sp1n11s what poms is all about. They love pump1ng up the athletes and gelling the crowd exc1ted for East athletics . (Photo by Leah Millis) Moving to the music. Danctng to the beat. freshman K1ara Massey sopho· more Tiera Willis, and freshman Keota Ramsey shake 11 . (Photo by Leah M s) Performing. Show1ng off her dance moves sophomore Amber Moore keeps 1n perfect sync w1th the rest of the squad. (Photo by Leah Millis) Poms �WnY DO YOU PLAY Reach for it. Dunng the line out, JUnior Max Brehm catches the ball, wh. e be n up by Junior Armando Lucio and JUnior Zach Levek. Jumor Cooper Pond stand support The line out happens every t1me someone steps out of bounds Te mrna e one player up to g•ve him the advantage over the other team (Photo by Leah I!U6BY? "Rugby is a tiresome game. Rugby is the most grueling game ever. It 1s the best sport at East, because we have been in the state final four years in a row and plan to be in it for the next two years." Jo n TAfOYA, 11 Now that I have started play1ng rugby, I can finally put short shorts m my wardrobe." PftfR ORAl', 11 "I play rugby because it's the only time I get to show a little leg to the girls." AL'J RYD fi4N5 , 12 "In Rugby not only do you get to h1t people who aren't wearing pads, you also get to wear serum hats." JASON [SC\LANTf, 11 Ready to rum b le. Moments before the serum colliSIOn aga1nst Highlands Ranch , senior Al 'jeryd Evans locks onto senior Jeff Steed's lower body (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Up, up, and away. Kicking off, sophomore Cob1n Brown and junior Pearce Connelly restart the game. (Photo by Leah Millis) * Boys Rugby Get 'em . With an expression on his lace that says "take no prisoners," Junior Jason Escalante grabs hold of the Highlands Ranch player to take h1m down . The 1ntens1ty Jason has is necessary in rugby. Rugby players are known as gentlemen before the game, but beasts once the referee blows the whistle . (Photo by Tasha Popkin) In coming . Runnmg w JUnior Jeremiah Black prepare break the defens1ve line w1tl' h sIre' mendous strength and s1ze (Photo Leah Millis) Full steam ahead . On the break se n1or Dan Almon runs toward the tense while the rest of his team ru behind to prepare to ruck once he tackled . (Photo by Leah Millis) �Off to the races Runnrng at the defense, JUnior Terry McCoy evades the Lrttleton players wrth hrs lrghtnmg speed . In rugby, speed is a valuable asset for a successful team; East dominates brgger suburban schools by relyrng on speed, quickness, and supenor technrque . All East backs are fast because they are demanded to dart between holes m the defense. (Photo by Tasha Popkrn) fl ber Dunng the frrst red wh te game, jumor tan steel tnes to stay up e be ng tackled by JUn· ...erry McCoy These opng outsrde centers ~each other all day long always marked each e Ounng the game the e centers are respontor decrdmg whether t nsrde or to pass the outsrde to the oncomwng player (Photo by a Popkrn) l lrJHiliiE IIHI OOILIII GAN A consistent superpower in the state for the past four years, boys rugby began this season with expectations for success. Unlike any other team in the state, every year the East rugby program tours the country. This year the destination was New Mexico for the New Mexico Green Chile Tour. With an attendence of 60 students at tryouts, East fielded an A and B team, loaded with quality depth. •Collen Warner "I joined the team to win the state championship. This team is going to state and going to win." •Brian Hall, 12 "We have the smallest banner, but the biggest ball." •Max Brehm, 11 "We have a great chance to wm state this year. We don't play wrth big sticks , and we love to score!" •Dan Almon , 12 "Rugby is a game that allows you to hit a man for talking stuff without backing it up. Now I'm not the one to talk, but I'll bring it whenever I suit up. I also know when to keep quiet and just play the game." •Jeffrey Steed, 12 "Everyone knows that I make it look pretty and Max doesn't." •Cody Hoskin, 10 "Rugby is fun because we have a good chance to win state." •Fraser Downing From eft to nght Bombs away. Drop krckmg the ball JUniOr Josh Tafoya shows perfect form Take down. Showmg hrs strength senror Brran Hall holds off JUn or Peter Gray and releases the ball to an oncomrng teammate dunng the red and whrte game Fake left, go ri ght. Whrle runnrng up freld 10 the annual red and whrte game senror Jesse Durfee encounters the defendrng sophomore Cobrn Brown (Photos by M1ra Totaro-Bloem and Leah Mrllrs) '05-'06 80l'5 I!U6Bl' ed and Whtte Game 1... .. ........ 02105/06 Red and White Game 11. ............. 02/12/06 ...............................03/01/06 .....03/08/06 evtew ..................................04/05/06 ................................ 04/12/06 .............. ..... 04/19/06 wMextco Green Chtle Bowi. .. 04/21/06 sJesUtt-Rugby Boot Bowi. .. 04/26/06 Front row; Bill Baer, Paul Hoskins , Lisa Smrth, Zach Holcomb, Jesse Durfee, Brian Hall. Jonny Mrller, Alex Lerman , Al 'jeryd Evans , Dan Almon , and Spencer Valentrne. Second row: Paul Hoskrns Jr , Ken Matthews, ian Bonesteel , Josh Tafoya , Terry McCoy, Jack Markson , Will Hall , Ben Sweetbaum, Nick Burke , Evan Bngham . and Jamrn Harvey. Thrrd row: Jeff Colsom . Dan Aschkrnasr , Zach Levek, Cooper Pond Sean Nallen , Carl Heinz. Griffin Gladson , Max Brehm , Anson Lewis , and Steve Gore . Fourth row· Dan Bludeau. Kaelin Dungan-Sullrvan. Mrke Nill , John Hammond , Armando Lucio. Joe Williams Krp Moore, Pearce Connelly Jason Escalante, and Kevrn Baer Fifth row: Aaron Ceders, Garrin Martrnez Nrck Souby, Carlo Davrs, Ryan Naughton, Garnson Seeber, Jon Smrth , Larry Armstrong , Peter Gray, Fraser Downing , and Sam Newman. Back row: Jake Dunn, Alex Hoskrns , Alex Bennett, Cobin Brown, Vincent Rietmeijerr, Chad Terry, Cody Hoskrns, Job Pacheco, Jackson Meredith , Tyler Mosely , Gabe Fancher, Peter Hutchrnson , Will Heinz, and Jacob Paul Boys Rugby �Front row Daryc Thompson Second row Lauren Scanlan, Hay! y Sanders n Elose Mann, Mary Hansen Th1rd row· Colin Woelga Ned Molts, Mochaet R her Chns Woelga. Gav10 Jacobs Back ro"' Scott Levo, Ben Bo,.ers Toto Hugnos Abdul Saod Founded three years ago, the Ult1mate Fnsbee Club has become an accom· pit shed club at East. After fintshtng fourth in state last year, tt's no surpnse that they were considered one of the top frisbee teams tn the state. Thts year, se· ntor Josh Greenwood and the ultimate fnsbee team looked to make a strong push for the league cham· ptonship and the state tttle . Coached by former East teacher, Derek Gotlieb. the captatns were seniors Mtchael Reher and Nicole Proulx. They hosted thetr annual East lnvtte Tournament tn April. Front row Ale~a Perez ErynTomlinson Back row Amy Uvingston Nao 1 Horo olsu Zena Pr ce-Broncucta, J~lia Behr Emily Sectbroo Umted wtth the interest of chmbtng, the Rock Climb· ing Club spent little t1me tn club meettngs and a lot of time on the rocks. Led by physics teacher Mr. Colactno, the club climbed two limes a week at tn· door gym Paradise Rock Chmbtng . They climbed up thirty plus foot walls, wh1ch often left them hangtng tnverted . Mr Colactno planned tnps to take the club outdoors three times a semester to give them a closer expenence He took them south of Contfer, to the South Platte Climbing Area, to scale cltffs . ntor captatn Htromttsu workedthe hard to tmprove on • prevtous record T team expected to tmpr on th1s record w th tncreased preseasontr tng andalsosettheg becomtng one of the ftve teams tn state beatmg Cree by f potnts last year, the rugby team contmuedt dommance over subur!teams The successo• team fay tn thetr dete natton, gnt, and crea tn movtng the ball Alp1ne Club brougN gether all the mounta n ers trapped tn D ~v and gave them the Ojlp(r tuntty to take tnps up the top skt resorts tr. Rocky Mountams Ke stone, Breckenndge W ter Park, Copper Arapahoe Bastn were quently attended des lions for the Alp1ne d Their prestdent JU" Luke Johnson and s vtce prestdent A Vostrejs coordtnated excursions to the Roct Mountains . The club corned skters, sno~ boarders, snowbladt and telemarkers. The East Hockey Club brought together the most t--""!""'---:~rT......,I'!"'"r""'r-r~""'..,......--,.,.._.~~-=--. talented hockey players in the metro area . Led by senior capta1n Kjael Skaalerud and sen1or assistant cap· if~;:-:"--:Miiiii;~-;~"'--~·~----J tams Ryan Burt and Alex Vinton. East hockey domi· nated thetr competttlon . Their toughest game was against their southern n· vals, Pueblo, whom they de· feated 7-5 Beh1nd early tn the game. Kjael stepped up and scored a hat trick, while Ryan contributed wtth four assists . The team was based out of the Denver _ _ _ _ _-.J Country Club, where they ........,~.....___. Skate. Skattng into posttion for a face-off, sentor Piet Dudley takes a moment to catch his breath. (Lauren Melynchenko) Front row· Baoley Connor. Gabe Mann, Ktaet Skaalcrud. Poet Dudley Back row Alex Vonton, Ryan Burt. Reily Cochran. ''Ciimbtng ts exhilarat· tng fun on a rock . Or lots of rocks . Rock on rock climbtng. Yeah." ·Madeleme Joyce, 12 played thetr home games. "I like hockey be· cause everything happens faster on ice and the hits are much bigger. And you get to ftght • ·Alex Vinton, 12 Push ing forward Agatnst Pueblo ntor Ryan Burt skates to an open spat' (Photo by Lauren Melynchenko) East • ·Chns Wtelga �mHIIA\RD CC<O)JRlE RIEJBJlEIL§ Club Sports �Front row Ta~or Wanl Ashlel'aGreeno Caoley Salagovoc Olovoa ~~~nc~oa enwl~e~~i a'r~nv!'~ K~~e~wu~u~~~e~~=~ man Enn =ng Holoary Green Lll Wo yns Lucy Roper Golloan Kumm JohannahPeay EllenWanl . offanyThomas Peyton Prater MargaretTuta Aceolyalove Pnncesslawr nee Thordrow Sophoa Schwabe Dawn Hury Laura Ph llops-Str on Eroka F dness Dawn Hamolton._ Hayley Round. Charlotte Volkus. Lindsay Smoth Kelly Bondong HOSa Perlman, Brutany Reed . Nocole McGee . Fourth row RacheT Sm th, London Mattson AJennof r Garcoa Tatoana Guy ~~:~~ ~~~ ~~nd~a~ead~~;, 'jg~ns'W~t~ \~~~~ Hartor okkl Holland-Plum Katy Parr Sarah Comosh Abby Front row Temple A beccaNathanson TaycheiiPugh NatashaSteon Kriston Folak M dd e Reusch Second row Bridg t Kromrey Gona Stamp Loz Lyda Carson Crawford. Lauren Harrongton Lisa Wormley Laura Graves-Han rrnan Back row Jessoca Wasor~. Amy Mehlbach Marossa Rotchen Sydney Munteanu Pao e Romer Charmaone B I ngSI y Brene sha Walker ora LoVIngston Tess Jackson Time to shine. At the fall show, sentor Claire Clancy sings her heart out. (Photo by Ashley Marttnez-Ooubltn) The Begtnntng Ch01r was compnsed pnmanly of freshmen girls . These young ladtes were given the opportuntty to express thetr love for stngmg no matter what sktlllevel they possessed when entering the department. In addi· !ton to working on the de· velopment of the female votce, the gtrls who were a part of the Beg1nn1ng Chotr were taught bastc mus1c theory, such as how to read music and the fundamentals of rhythm . The gtrls were gtven the opportuntty to sing as a group whtle experienctng dtfferent types of mus1c. The Men s Ensemb made up of young who showed an mter developmg and rmp o their VOICes The m JO of these young men e freshmen and sop mores. The men p formed two-or thr e-p vocal arrangements ten for the tenor nd ranges of the vo ce also learned bas1c m theory. Men's Ens gave most of these you men thetr first exper smgtng as a part of a Thts group deve opec many of the ch· department's male eaders for the future Seraphtm was the tntermedtate women 's chotr. The young women 1n this group were mostly sophomores and juntors. Member of this choir audtlloned to get mto lhts group and displayed bastc knowledge of musoc theory as well as the abtltly to work on advanced mus1c for the female votce . The g1rls performed three-part muSIC consisttng of soprano, second soprano, and alto parts . Throughout the year, members developed thetr vo1ces and stnved for a nch, harmontous sound m vanous genres of mus1c . Honor Chotr was a se ec tove group of both men women Students aud tioned and proved they knew baste mus theory, could stght read and could hold thetfparts Honor Chotr was a ch ber cho~r that perform SATB mus1c, conslsttng at least one part for sopra. nos , altos, tenors a bass HonorCho rhad 0 chance to stng at the Colorado Mus1c Educates Assoctalton's spnng cooterence Thts was a honor and the gro worked hard to perfec their mustc for this per'or mance . Frontrow MonocaAndrews RaoRe ly UzTrower Ash yMartuleZ· Doublon Anna Ellos Tamara Berkman Kardo Constance Alloson Barrett Second row Ker1 Hoff Melvin Yarber Mochael Lambulh, Jeremoahlewos GhaeaDoss AmyFahano. ErynTomhnson avalyn Waggon r Cia r Clancy Cara Faloano Thnd row Keoth Pet rson Oan Boyle. Alex Stevens, N•clasGoemssen . Than Hedman. Adro nne Desha1es Amy Stanesco Rachel Coulter FeliCity Durocher· Hart man, Mere Campana Front row Mary Hoggons, Sterlong Loza Becca Davodson, Chase Parr, Emma Pholl ps-Straon Second row Loz Mosher, Marcus Mead · ows, Kardo Constanc , Teddy Scott. L uren Brady, Bo BIOdg tt Back row Dan Aid , Zack Susel, Josh GreenwoOd Dwane Matthews. "I take chotr because 11 is a great outlet for my creativity and because I love to song. This year we have all really become a communitywtthon the chotr department." ·Dwane Matthews 12 Angelatres was a htghly select1ve vocal Jazz group. These students worked hard to become a part of lhts group A twelve group, this jazz choir performed all over the state In order to make it mto Angela~res , the students had to prove that they could not only smg well indtvidually, but also as part of a Jazz group. Angela~res often performed music wtlh only one singer on a part, maktng 11 cnltcal for each stnger to hold his/her own during performances. Members were also required to try out for the All-State chotrs. "Mus1c really means a lot to me and chotr is a wonderful way for me to express that." ·Lauren Brady, 12 Playin' around Dunng a conce Angelatres show everyone how to fun . (Photo by Ashley Marttnez· "It is really mce everyone ta es spons ty lor ing their own That IS when we really make g e music.· ·Teddy Scott • �Cho1r* �The Stnng Orchestra consists of a wide range of musrcians at vaned lev· els. They playvrolin, vrola. cello, bass, and prano, whrch creates a nch sound very dtfferent from woodwrnd mstruments . Stnng Instruments require great skrll and many years of practrce to perfect. Muslcrans m the Stnng Orchestra have the opportumty to learn basic music theory as well as musocal technoques. They had the outstandrng pnvrlege of recording a CD m December. The Instrumental E semble rs a group t plays concert style src. The band f atur s mrxture of all ages and of the muslcrans aud Ironed to be placed the group Over course of the year ensemble showed mense rmprovement Mr Oxman was exCI about therr progress ~ talent. In December ~ recorded a CD at theCa reer Education Cente featurrng preces by fa mous composers The Jazz Ensemble os a selective jazz band for mostly upperclassmen The students had to audltron to earn therr posrtron rn this band . lmprovrsatron is one skill jazz mus.cians have to work hard to develop. It takes knowledge of musrc theory and practoce on the instrument to play a good solo. The musicians rn the 4th Hour Jazz Ensemble spent a great deal of trme rehearsrng therr solos as well as practlcong as a group to create a nch. Jazzy sound The 6th Hour Jazz Ensemble is a group of underclassmen who are begrnnrng Jazz mus1crans They spent time learn ng basic music theory techniques as well as Jazzes sentrals to ach1eve sue cess . Mr. Oxman shared hrs great knowledge the subject and students enJOyed pfayrng wrth h m Wrth a wrde vanety of n struments, thrs Jazz ensemble had a full sound They underwent extreme omprovement and are a ready strong musrcrans LE Front row M1ke N II Neal Hokanson S1mon Brown Ryan Thrush Mr Oxman Taylor Jones Sam Keene Kurt Sepme1er Second row Manhew Valeta Emma Ph lltps·Straon Caleb Zoeglcr Brenna Hokanson Even Rogers. Duncan Macleod Colon Hornsby Kahlte McP e ThOmas Cabeii·Kiuch Back row An Aal Zach Somms Danoel Mor n John Souby. Oan Burtness Noah Hubbell Anson lewiS 7lZ {C Front row· Emoly Sedbrook, Theo Lond Somon Brown, Fraser Downong Zach Holcomb Oanoel Moran Zach Somms. Back row Susan Rochardson Stephen Showaller Max M•lhan Dan Yoll s An Aal, Max Sarto Mr Oxman eal H anson "The best part of my experience in band was the opportunrty to be around Mr. Oxman. He opened doors that allowed me to learn and grow on my own, and also he really provrded a spmdboard for my own music career." ·Daniel Moran, 12 The Jazz Combo X rs another hrghfy selective group. Because thos group was small, it was a great opportunity to develop musocal skills by workrng closely wrth the conductor. They spent a great deaf of trme practrcrng as a group, focusong on ontonatron and timing, as well as playrng rmprovrsatronal solos. The group was recognized m the communrty and was hrred many trmes to play at vanous local events . This money helped contribute to the CD project. Mr. Oxman was very proud of thrs talented Jazz group Front row Oltvoa Rud en Wol Fab r Gabo G •oerrez Max M•nnog Second row· Sam loewo Grant S mon Daryck ThOmpson levo JOhnsen Godoon lrvmg Zack Sulsky Mr Oxman Thord row Danool Marroquon Syns Pern II Clay Burns. Chad Terry Brandon Fonnoe John LeavengOOd Fourth row Spencer Enc son V1ncent RoSSie Sar h H rroson Back row Kaltl Fu r chol Fonnoe Kahhe McPeek Aosha Blake Aro<>l r. n <la Front row Oano Tovan Carossa Tan nbaum Ben Dewey LaTasha Moore Kat n Acquoslo Dennos Knoght Second row Syros Pernell lshmaol Arne n Nooml Urena Evan Whote Rashoda Grear Andrew Ramorez Amanda Schw okert Rachel Nevers Back row Mr Oxman TahJ Dollard-Watkons "I have enjoyed playrng music at East In my four years of hrgh school,! improved my musrcal skills by learning from Mr Oxman and my peers I developed a love for musrc after partrcipatmg m the band at East." ·Rachel Sulsky, 12 Thrs group of pnmanlyun derclassmen provrdes a fun opportunrty for S1lJ dents to develop the musocal skrlls. They enJOyed the opportumty performing at the Wrn e and Spnng concerts as well as recordong a CD a the Career Educat O" Center. In order to take a break from rehearsals the students learned base musrc theory, I' ch added to their musrcal development These a ready talented studerts have more years to prac· lice and continue omprov rng as classrcal mu crans. "Piay1ng 1n the at East has grve the opportunrty to ate a musrcc.. s my own and to and dev lop a musrcran Play with drfferentkrdsa bouncing ideas each other rs one the best ways learn." ·Max Sarlo. 12 �Band �"The best part about speech IS the un1ty of the team . We always work together on weekends in order to make sure our debate cases are up to date and 1mposs1ble to defeat I also had a lot of fun at the Glenbrooks tournament 1n Ch1cago because 11 was a challenge " ·Rose Green, 11 SQ ekb_gi}Q_D b t First row . Ryan Saunders Kat1e Jablonski, Cat1e Ghwa t Trower, Will Van Treuren , Meghan Harnngton, Amy Steinhoff Rachel Rom McNamara Second row : Tom Mu1a. Jacob Zax , Scott Lev1. Gav nJacobs T sha p Ba1ley Connor, Grac1e McGwe, Alexandria LeeNatah, Allison Lynn Max V1s Zena Pnce-Broncuc1a . Th1rd row · Becca Nathanson, Charlotte V1lkus, Jeff Th Logan McHenry, Paula Dav1s . Soph1e Galleher, Waverly Loza Kalen AcqUJsto McCiantoc, Alyssa Roberts , Taylor Want, Rose Green , Elizabeth Jones Fou Noah Kaplan , Pa1ge Romer, Rachel Banks , Katnna Sondermann, Clare Stemnger Dav1s , Eri Sne1der, Emery Donovan , Michelle Murphy, Dave Woodard. Back row Round , H1hary Green , Elizabeth Wegmann , Natasha Stem, Madd1e Reusch "My favonte event IS Extemporaneous SpeakIng I always get an adrenaline rush when I am about to speak about the top1c My favonte tournament was the EastiCreek Turkey Meet because I rece1ved th1rd place 10 the National Extemp diVISIOn " ·Jacob Zax, 9 "Speech IS an amaz1ng event where I can bond w1th friends and learn a lot 1n the process My favonte part of bemg a member of the team IS the out-of-state tnps. It g1ves our team a chance to meet oth r people from across the country." ·Rachel Banks, 10 Down the rabbit hole. While performmg a duo based on "Alice in Wonderland," jumors Lara Silversmith and Devin Jackson wow the crowd dunng Presentation Night, a fund-raiser where students perform for friends. (Photo by Peter Hartman) * Speech and Debate Prep me out. One mtegral part of bemg a successful debater 1s practiCing speeches . Sophomore Tyler Castle and h1s brother, senior Zach Castle , help each other prepare for the debate . Tyler was a novice debater th1s year and having a brother to help him made debate a lot eas1er. In order to be a successful debater it takes hours of practice outs1de of class . (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Bat girl! Performmg her humorous Interpretation entitled Bat Boy: The Mus1cal ," sophomore Pa1ge Romer stnkes a pose (Photo by Alex Hall) Pop into character.ln the sp senior Cary Shapiro rehearses p1ece before competing in the Ea Turkey Meet. (Photo by Alex Hal �llfllHllllE A\NN())IJNCIEI!IIS sonds that won't break. The speech room IS like a home away from home for ry spoech kidS. Jun1or Clare Sten1nger, sen1or Madeleine Joyce , and JUnior W1ll Treuren hang out there dunng lunch . (Photo by Tasha Popkin) The Speech and Debate team has become one of the biggest activities in the school. They compete in out-of-state tournaments in Chicago, Arizona, and the team's favorite , Berkeley. According to the coach. Ms. Trotsky, "Speech and Debate are some of the best classes offered; students use both their brains and imagination. which becomes helpful in the real world." Students who participated in the interpretation of existing works were judged primarily on their writing, speak1ng , and acting ability. Those who participated in debate were judged on their arguments and persuasiveness. Although the team narrowly lost its annual Thanksgiving competition against Cherry Creek, it dominated the DPS, Northridge, and many other tournaments. The speech team was also characterized by its extremely tightknit bond . "I've become very close with a lot of the team," says sophomore Natasha Stein. "It's almost like a family." With an attitude like that, the team is bound for success ·Tasha Popkin ************* • imate companions. While taking a break lhe1r e1ghth penod speech class. sophores Becca Nathanson and Katnna ndermann smile for the camera. (Photo by asha Popk1n) Preparing evidence. In order to get ready for the compet1t1on, JUnIOr Elizabeth Jones cuts the most recent ev1dence for her case . (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Ready to learn? Fore1gn policy guru Than Hedman. a jun1or. pract1ces h1s Fore1gn Extemporaneous speech which w1ll answer a question about polit1cs 1n Sudan (Photo by Tasha Popk1n) I'm losing my head. Dunng h1s Humorous Interpretation, sophomore Paul Emrich becomes the headless man . Much practice is needed to get a character JUSt nght. (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Sit»lEIECD-D AI\UD IDlEBATE 12 Rachel Romer 12 Speech and Debate �- IIIN llfllHIIIE SJJp>())llfllLIII<GIIHllllf The East Theater Company meets once a week and is one of the biggest clubs at East. Each year. the sen1ors in ETC have the opportunity to d1rect. cast, and produce their own one-act plays. Additionally. the drama department and ETC astound us with their performances in both the fall play and spring musical. The fall show was Eugene Lonesco's 1959 play, Rhinoceros. about a small French town bemg invaded by a fascist group. "Rhinoceros was a fun experience. It showed me the good and bad of theater," stated student director junior Dominique Calloway. The spring musical was Addler on the Roof. which is about a Jewish man trying to teach his five daughters about Jew1sh tradition "Getting to know all the k1ds like they are your family is one of the best parts of bemg in Addler," said sophomore Torm Schuster. All of the performances were possible because of Melody Duggan, Dan Morr, Keith Oxman, Will Taylor and the wonderful casts and crew of East and ETC · Kate Mulligan ETC. Front row Chase Snyder Kard1 Constance Josh Greenwood Adnenne Sw Dan Boyle . Lauren Brady, Peter Hartman, Grac1e McGUire . Second row: J '' G be Lambuth. Becca Dav1dson . Teddy Scott. Kathenne Johnston, Chase Parr ZackS Hoff, Madeleme Joyce, Susan Harlor. Th1rd row Melody Duggan Angelica Ape Ferg.Jackson Mered1th, Alex Leenatah Kon Brown , Samaha Dailey Cameron Ho saac Wanamaker, Melina Psychny, Dan Morr. Fourth row Kaelin Dungan-Sulhvan JennaG wood , Dom1n1que Calloway. Hayden Berge . Dan Aschkmas1, G1deon lrv1ng L g B Calv1n Stem holt. Soph1a Schwabe F1fth row Ben Brady, Hayley Round Rosa P rl Ph11ips-Stra1n. Max F1elds, Anthony Vessels, Lauren Freeman Walker Dov Pao o Mackenz1e Jacobs. S1xth row. Reg1s McGUire. K1rby Page Schmit Clio Tana a R w Duncan Macleod , Beatnz Contreras, Helen Kat1ch , Oliver D Oraz1o. Seven h row Graves-Halterman, Madd1e Founta1n, Em11ia CdeBaca, Dave Woodard Back row L1chtbach , B1ll Hugg1ns, Audrey Bnel, Cat Greene, Paul Emnch Lou1se P1etrusz ws c ************* Deep in thought. Debatmg who 1s right. JUnior Ken Hoff and sophomore Paul Emnch discuss logic Ken Hoff was the logician 1n the fall play , Rhmoceros. (Photo courtesy of Mel Duggan) Tradition . Singing about Jew1sh tradition, sen1or Cary Shap1ro excels 1n h1s role as Tevya . Throughout the play, Tevya teaches his five daughters about Jew1sh morals, culture and tradition . (Photo by Leah M1llis) tli))RAJ\\1IA\ What's that? Hearing frightenmg sounds sen1or Kardi Constance, jumor Ken sophomore Paul Emnch, freshman BenBradv and senior Ghaea Doss look to the approach ing rhinos. (Photo courtesy of Mel Dugga SlfA<GiE<eJRlAFT IEllrc Fiddler Cast Front row Chase Snyder, Bo Blodgett, Nathan Oxman Cary Shap1ro, Enn Sm1th , Nora L1vmgston Becca Nathanson , Gma Stamp, Allie VostreJS, Chase Parr Becca Dav1dson , Rah Ward Torm Schuster, K1rby Page-Schm1t. Josh Greenwood Second row Tyler Heath, Jell Gabel. M1ck Lambuth, Kard1 Constance. Lauren Brady. Anna Oxman, L1z Mosher, Eryn Tomlinson, Clare Sten1nger. Ken Hoff, Evan Wh1te Anthony Vessels, Jackson Meredith Back row Ben Brady Paul Emrich, Jack Dowling, Teddy Scott, Marcus Meadows, Bndget Kromery. Mercedes Campana. Amanda Leib , Sterlmg Loza. Melina Pyschnny, Amy Stanesco, Emma Byers, Fei1C1ty Durocher-Harleman. Kathenne Johnston. Emma Ph1llips-Stra1n, Ltsa Wormley, James Godbolt Dan Atd (Photo by Leah Mtllis) Drama, Stagecraft, ETC Matchmaker. Contemplating the1r future marnages sen1or Madele1ne Joyce and JUnior Amy Stanesco wa1t to hear about the1r possible husbands. (Photo by Leah Millis) . Rh~~- Front row : Nate Wilkerson , Bantaha Dailey, Chase Parr, Becca Oa Second row Ken Hoff, Lauren Brady, Dan A1d , Ghaea Doss. Clio Tanaka, Kathenne Joh Kon Brown. Back row : Nell Demtng. Jack Dowling Jell Gabel, Teddy Scott. Ben Brady KarG Constance , M1ck Lambuth Paul Emnch . (Photo courtesy of Mel Duggan) �cLeadership Council. Front row : Madeleine Joyce . Second row : Adnenne Sweetwater, Hoff Chase Parr Lauren Brady. Banraha Darley. Thrrd row: Josh Greenwood , Ken Dan Boyle. Kardr Constance Becca Davrdson , Mrck Lambuth, Kathenne Johnston. ow Chase Snyder Teddy Scott , Jeff Gabel. "I am the presrdent of ETC and I like trying to spread the JOY of theatre throughout our school My favonte musrcal was Lt/1/e Shop of Horrors. •LaJren Brady 12 My favonte thing about the musrcalrs thatrt rs such a great opportunity to meet new people. Addrtlonally, East has always been known to put on great shows and 11 sa lot of fun to carry out that tradrtlon." ·Josh Greenwood, 12 Fiddler on the Roof . At the opening of the musrcal, senior Clarre Clancy plays a song that entrances the audrence . Clarre has been playing the vrohn for most of her life and her openrng solo sets the mood for the rest of the play The frddler on the roof represents traditron in a small Jewrsh set· trng . Tradrtron is very important 1n this small Russian community and rt rs passed down from generatron to gen eratron . (Photo by Leah Mrllrs) h out ! Alter freshman Ben Brady is to a rhrnoceros, he comes out to epeople of the town. Many of the of the small French town are transformed into rhinoceros. courtesy of Mel Duggan) Scared to death . As the sounds of the rhinoceros grow louder, junior Dan Aid looks over his shoulder with fear and antrcrpatron . Every time the rhrnoceros comes through the town, there is a great amount of rumbling and roanng. (Photo courtesy of Mel Dugga:1) ETC rs a lot of fun because you get to hang out wrth your fnends and chill with your hom res ·Dan Ard, 11 Stagecraft. Front row: Lergh Barnholt, Peter Hartman, Lmdsay Smrth . Second row: Greg O'Bnen, Laura Phrlhps-Strarn, Isaac Wanamaker, Dominrque Calloway, Chns Velazquez. Back row: Adnenne Sweetwater. Alec Rrppe , Cat Greene, Carlo Davrs. Zach Susel , Nathan Mackenzie . Drama , Stagecraft, ETC �* ROTC �ahon Staff were the ders of ROTC. There re mne staff members were responstble for ng orders to the rest of compantes. Battalion 5all was the highest rtn ROTC, and tl was goal of many students each thts level "I like a ton Staff because tl de me a better person taught me dtsctphne," edJuntor Syris Pernell. c11 staff member had a tflc JOb and responstAs a member, sluts were responstble 1only for themselves, also for students 1n er ranks. red ROTC bet! tS a chance am to lead and 11 toffun.ln ROTC learn about the bthltes that are ere.• -Even Rogers , 12 V1k1 Eagle Dwana Malth ws Oamel Edwards Cody M non Andr LeWIS Eve" Rogers P~oebe Stathes "I took ROTC because I wanted to learn people skills and responsibilities Also, sometimes we get to go out of state on tnps, which is a lot of fun • ·Dante! Edwards, 11 ~r platoon was an all- wanted to new people. -Ebony Logan, 10 "I like taktng ROTC becauselhavetaken tl for two years already, and I enJOY betng able to teach the younger kids every· lhtng I have learned tn those two years." ·Andre Delaney, 11 The students tn the Color Guard were responstble for presenttng the colors of the Untied States in special ceremonies. The color guard was led by Command Sergeant MaJOr Syns Pernell who mottvated the group to strive for perfection. The group had the honor of presenting the colors of the Untied States and Colorado at several dtfferent events, such as the dedtcatton of the new sports facility and the homecoming football game. The students also tested thetr sktlls tn compeltltons against other schools. :nale company. Memrs choreographed and r'ormed mtlttary-style p routmes. The group peted tn three dtffercompetttlons against er schools. Dunng the :npetttions, students orned roultnes in front udges. The regulatton pe!Jttons constsled of chtng and performing merous commands dnllsconststed of pertng thetr step routines. oughout the year, the :sbonded which helped m feel more comforteworktng together. e ROTC be- The Drill Team was a very demandtng class that reqUired students to compete m exhtbtlton style competitions During competttton, the team used fourteen pound, unloaded niles to carry out the tntricate routtnes. Members used a variety of rifle-spmntng techntques whtle performing. They practiced thetr routines throughout the year tn order to gam strength and make the routtne untfted. Three compeltltons took place during the year and students looked forward to dtsplaymg thetr well-pracltced routtnes. "I like ROTC because I am tn the Honor Pia· toon and because I like to step and put origtnality tnlo the rou· ltnes." ·Tasha Petttgrew 12 Kryslle Jones Jared Rsh Oest•ny Garaa I like ROTC because it mvolves bemg a leader and I enJOY being able to lead younger cadets • ·Aunn McCullough 12 �CARY SnAPIRO -C: ~~ McJ5htJppy ******************** * Head Boy & Head Girl �RY RISTO -:l -Tmlon~ry ******************** �* * * �Newspaper & Yearbook 194-195 Student Council 196-197 Clubs & Dances - Buddy & Baby Pictures �Stress, chaos, computers crash1ng, dead· lines, yellmg, scream1ng : man, we love yearbook class Senously though, th1s class 1s awesome because 11 1s a good feeling to know that we have created our senior yearbook • ·Bnan Hall, 12; Jody We1senhorn 12 Spotlight Staff. Front row Mrchelle Murphy Enn Musso, Mats Engdahl , Josh T Second row: N1elah Burnett, Hannah Melnrcoe, Lauren Scanlan Knsta Sh w Gude, Cartlin Bell , Emma Sunderland, Ellenr Clad1s , Dav1s Wert, Zena Pnce-Bronc Back row : Maya Burchette, Darcy Rock, Juha Behr, Kelsey McClure, Alex Kearns E Kelly, Mackenzre Jacobs, Beth Kochevar, Emrly Baker, Sarah 81gley, Mrs Ha ar Sarah McNaughton , Emilie Abbott, Max Brehm. "I chose to be a part of the newspaper staff because of the chance that we get to produce a fun publicatiOn that the whole school can read every month." ·Hannah Melnrcoe, 12 "We really love the people that we get to work w1th. It takes so much ded1cat1on to be m newspaper but 11 s worth 11 each month when we s e the new 1ssue. Also, newspaper 1 better than yearbook .. just kiddmgl" ·Jul1a Behr, 12; Kelsey McClure, 12 Working feverishly . Diligently work1ng hard to meet their monthly deadlines, juniors Zen a Price-Broncucia, Jeremy Cooper, Beth Kochevar and Max Brehm, all editors, check art1cle subm1ssions and page layouts before subm11t1ng the pages for print . (Photo by Peter Hartman) * Yearbook/Newspaper Worki ng hard . As ed1tors of the Angelus yearbook , senrors Mary Sneed and Lauren Melnychenko check to make sure that all of the cropp1ng done on each of the yearbook pages 1s absolutely perfect. It is important that all of the p1cture cropp1ng IS done correctly otherwise the prcture doesn ·1 fit and someone's body part ends up being cut completely out of the picture (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Perfect measurements . Dunng a yearbook deadline week, jun1or ed1tor Catie Gliwa works to get ali of her pictures cropped. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Deadline week. Hop1ng the co doesn 't crash, senior Chanelle Pu checks her layout and gets ready to s m1t her sports page . (Photo by Alex �· llfllH~IIE l\\111~EIIDIIIA us Staff Front row: Bethany Corn1sh Tasha Popkm, Knslln Marquez, Peter man, Mallory Hetnzeroth, Ashley Martinez, Nellie Hayes, Shatna M1tchell, Alex An Malman . Second row : Mo Mulligan , Rachel Sulsky , Kate Mulligan , ame Remtgto, Lizzy Funk , Chanelle Pugh , Jeff Engelken , Janessa Jepsen, vohnson Collen Warner, Ms. Lisa Porter. Third row: Leah Mtlhs, Margaux el'l Jody Wetsenhorn, Bnan Hall, Kelly Boyle Lauren Melnychenko, Mary Back row: Catle Ghwa, Sarah Goode, Ll a Cretghton . The Angelusyearbook and the Spotlight newspaper are the two publications that documented achievements, activities, and memories. Once a month, a student staff produced the Spotlight filled with opinions , editorials, sports, and features in each publication of the paper. There were also parts of the paper for things like car of the month, comics, horoscopes and updates of East's activities . "Newspaper gave us the chance to talk about the current and up-to-date issues of the student body," said junior editor Beth Kochevar. Yearbook, on the other hand, was the most anticipated publication. The yearbook staff worked hard the whole year to create new and exciting pages , meet deadlines, and cover all of the important activities during the school year. All students, not just the yearbook staff, were always exited to see the final product. Both publications' staff members worked equally hard to document anything and everything at East. ·Kristin Marquez ************* task. While on the computers , sentors "a M1tchell and Jeff Engelken work dili' Yto complete thetr pages during the ugh and stressful deadline week. (Photo by 1 Boyle) Bright ideas. Brainstorming together, junior Elleni Cladis and sophomore Emthe Abbott thtnk of the1r story tdeas for the next newspaper. (Photo by Peter Hartman) School pictures. Checktng that the names and faces match for the yearbook, JUniOr Janessa Jepsen ed1ts her pages . Creat1ng the yearbook is ltme consummg , but very rewardtng . (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Sweet v ictory. After a long month of worktng hard, jumor editors Emt'y Baker and Elatna Kelly take some lime out to review thetr latest newspaper 1ssue (Photo by Peter Hartman) 'YEA\RJR())OJK A\1\UD 1\liEWSPA\IPIE~ ---- Yearbook/Newspaper �llfi!HIIIE A<eGiENllfS Student Council was an organization designed to promote community service, school unity, and student leadership. Senior council organized the Angel Fall Clearance Sale, Prom, and Val-a-grams. The juniors council organized Hol-i-grams and the Mr. and Ms. Angel Pageant. The sophomores organized the Rockand-Jock basketball game. All the councils worked together to organize dances, pep rallies, food and toy dnves Not only did student council organize events, they also supported other groups through- out the school Student council worked with BSA to organize the Hurncane Katrina Benefit where students raised over $3,000 for the Red Cross. Student council promoted school pride by encouraging participation during sp1rit weeks. Although their primary focus was the school, they also spent time in the community. Once a month, council members made a tnp to read at Wyman Elementary. Student council members have school pride and are the heart and soul of East High School. ·Stephanie Remigio Crazy red and white. Ready for their first pep rally as member of stud M cou freshman Ben Brady, Dawn Ham11ton and Marlene Smith show the1r Angel p by weanng crazy red and white. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) ************* Hurricane benefit. After the devastating hurncane hit New Orleans, students came together to ra1se money through a benefit dinner honoring the victimS of thiS horrible tragedy. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Friendly faces. Senior Mary Hansen , junior Elise Mann , and senior Cary Shapiro enJOY volunteenng at the Hurncane Katnna Beneft! Dinner. Events like this require happy volunteers. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Lunch anyone? At the second annual Teacher Luncheon , seniOr Josh Mang1agl1 helps to make new teachers feel more at home . (Photo by Leah Millis) Learning to read. Semor Stephanie Rerrug helps kindergartners at Wyman Elem "' learn to read . Student Council me volunteered their lime to read to students Wyman every month. (Photo by Leah §lfUDENlr <COUNCDil Senior council. Front row Melina Sornoza. Sarah Taylor, Stephanoe Remogoo 0 soree Jones. Chanel Patrick Bac row Cha Somrnons Co1ae Jones Josh Mangoagh, Voenna Beanum Mary Hansen Baol y Connor, Josh Greenwood Student Council Junoor council . Front row Luke Ealey , Elise Mann , Greg Utvak Back row Re s Harry Carrolh rs Andrew Lay . �hOW me the money! After the Hurncane Katrina Benefit, JUntor Devin Wyatt, sopho· e Columbta Jenktns. sentor Vienna Beanum , a Red Cross representative, senior ree Jones. and sophomore James Turner present the money collected to the Red 055 Foundatton (Photo by Margaux Booren) "After being on Student Council for four years, I thtnk sent or year is the most fun , but also the most challenging We plan prom, graduatton , and all the other maJor events that deal with semors. I've had some great expenences along the way, and have met a lot of amazing people." ·Josh Mangtaglt, 12 "My favonte part of Student Counctl is sptnt week because everyone dresses up and tt's just a postltve bunch of ktds. It's always fun! I also ltke all the volunteering opportunities through Student Counctl because I like to help other people • ·Eitse Mann, 11 Reading rainbow. Sophomore Schuyler Livingston enjoys helptng a ftrst grader wtth his reading at Wyman Elementary. He satd, "I feel like I can make an impact in these kids' lives. It's rewardtng when you can see thetr tm· provements," Schuyler and the other student council members formed bonds with these great kids and looked forward to working with them every month. (Photo by Leah Millis) ~ore council. Dev1n Wyatt , James Turner, Waverly Loza . Mansela Sandoval. Cotumb1a Jenk1ns . Josh Schuy1 r LIVIngston "I like the bond formed on Student Counctl. We all work hard together and we butld good fnendshtps wtth one another. It feels good to have a say tn our class and tn our school." ·Mansel a Sandoval, 10 "I JOtned Student Counctl because I feelltke I can really represent my class and I care about maktng a difference in the school I believe that maktng the change also means becomtng proactive " -Ghns Hayes, 9 Freshmen council . Emma Ferg . Brandon F1nn1e . Ben Brady, Marlene Sm1th Kalen Acqu1sto . Dawn Ham•lton tan Bartholomew Chns Hayes. Student Council �William Butler Yeats once said, "Education 1s not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." The top ten seniors, presented here in random order, distinguished themselves by letting their fires burn brightest. With the ranking based on their cumulative grade point average for the first seven semesters, the following seniors have been recognized for their academic achievements as well as their commitment to the school Not only did they shine in each of their academic subjects, taking challenging courses including Advanced Placement classes, they also participated and excelled in various sports, clubs, and extracurricular activities throughout the year. We asked the teachers who knew these seniors best for their views on the Top Ten. •Kristin Marquez and Catie Gliwa ''The top ten students are multifaceted -they multitask and they are involved in everything. They use their time and talents to help make East the v1tal, functioning, healthy school that it is." •Ms. Callum, Principal "These students have a real appetite for adding to the1r intelligence." •Mr. Madison, English "The students in the top ten exhibit a diligence and comm1tmen to prioritize academics. They're all super-involved, and they're able to really balance extracurricular activities with challengmg courses." •Ms. Trotsky. Speech & Debate "I hope our community appreciates the efforts of these students as much as I have for the past two years." •Mr. Colacino, Science "IF nJ~ c;OOD loRD ...AD I NT~ DI:.D U.!> TO VAL"- Ui:. VOULDN'T UAVI:. oNVI:.NTI:.D ROLLI:.R·.!>UTI:..!> • -\Y1LL.y * Top Ten 'i-foNu * �wf'- 1.1011~ PIZ.!;.'T"TY I'A!>T If YOU DONT :>TOP AND LOOI( AIZ.OUND ONC!;. N A llll!L!;. YOU COULD t.ll.!>!> IT• ·ft;.IZ.r:!l.:> But;.LLt;.IZ.~ 0AY tJFF "UI.!>TOIZ.Y DO~ OT LON<: '-NTIZ.li:>T Till;. CAIZ.!;. Of fiZ.r;.I;.DOt.l TO V'-A~ OIZ. Til'- Tlt.IID -C;"'-"''-IZ.AL 0\llk;UT D b.J:.r;.N llO\'/r;.IZ. '- �F•ont row Ms Cosgrove AI xa Per z M I na Somoza Carla Osono Alexandra Votervo. Enc Roncon Second row MiChael Wells Sara Galan Rachel Gonzal s Voctona E.sparza L tocoa Duran Andres Galan Back row Sergoo Banuelos Luos Azcona Jellr y Steed CarmoneTabano Loren Roybal LuosVo rvo AnthOnyWa er lva11 Ordonez "I like JSU because 11 IS a great way to get involved 1n both the Jewtsh and East High School communtly.• •TaMara Berkman 12 Latino Students Unidos helped members learn more about the Lat1no culture and tis diverstty. LSU promoted actlvtsm, aware· ness. and commumty servtce . It was open to anyone Interested 1n learntng about the Lat1no culture, not just Latino students . LSU also offered tutonng and college preparation to tis members. The club orgamzed the annual Cmco de Mayo assembly They brought m guest speakers as well as Folklonc and Aztec dancers. The assembly helped educate students on the htstory and culture of Ctnco de Mayo. Front row Jahnoc Jon s Chalunda Sommons Second row Tns1o11 Oomery Kaolah Ch neth Kiyasha ewson M reed s Scott Abdul Said Latrese Wa er Voenna Be num Thord Row Oano I Edwards Shaona Motchell Camolle Jo~ s Monoqu Ferguson Oanoell Epperson Ghaea Do s Jar moah Lewos Kon Brown Nochell Thomas Back row Laur n Watson Owane Matthews Chan I Patrick Alteryd Evans Eddoe Battl , Kamolle Reynolds Jewtsh Students Untied completed tiS thord year at East. Open to students of all religtous affthallon, the purpose of JSU was to bUild un1ty among the JewISh commumty at East. The club took part 1n communtly serv1ce asstSitng vanous Jewtsh organtzaltons. JSU also JOined m group actiVIties w1th several local Jewtsh youth groups. The club held monthly Shabbat dtnners on Fnday ntghts Dunng Holocaust Awareness Week 1n Apnl, the club read announcements to make others aware of the horrors of the Holocaust. Amencan lndtan Club aJ. lowed students to come together and learn about the Amencan lndtan cu ure The members shared the club the htstory and customs of thetr ancestors tnbes. The club marched tn several parades throughout the year. They also protested at the Columbus Day Parade beloevmg that lumbus should not be honored. They parttctpated a Pow Wow each man They made moccasmsand pouches and other crafts assoctatedwlththecu ue The club was open to ary· one tnterested 1n the Amencan lndtan culture The Future Business Leaders of America fo· cused on the econom1c and bustness aspects of today's world Each mem· ber had to be enrolled 1n a busmess class at East 1n order to jom . FBLA competed in busmess competitions around the state. These compettllons a were based on elements of the economy and on a vanety of bus1ness topics. The group traveled to Vail for an annual compeltlton. Future Business Leaders of America also helped pre· pare students for the bust· ness world they want to enter after graduation . Model UN dealt w1th workl 1ssues that countnes face m today's world Each month, the club attendee: a mock UN conference Once there, they were as· stgned a country and were g1ven a top1c and posru011 to defend . Members researched the top1c and debated other scl'oo from the v1ewpo.nt oft country. Awards weredi tnbuted to the sc'loc eo. Jacob Zax Jared Fosh Amber Feldman Krysbe Jones Abdul Saod "I like the camarade· rie and friendshtps we build 1n BSA. Ills wonderful to see so many Afncan American students interested in helptng the communtly." ·Eddie Battle, 12 "LSU IS a ood wa meet new people share our c t Wealsog ttog the commumty It lot of fun to do Cinco de Mayo as sembly and other~ �llfiiHIIIIE IIINllfEII~{CUillllftUII~A\IllS �. llf~HIIIIE \V ())Jll\UNllfiEIIEIIIIS * Clubs .............-- •• , .;:2- �atonal Honor Soc1ety as a volunteer-based ~b Required to have a ·ade potnl average of 3.5 htgher, all students parpaled In twenty hours of :"''muntly serv1ce per mester, ftve of which re East-related "I love expenence that Na· al Honor Soctely has en me." explatned ser Ctjae Jones Strivtng vanety and need, NHS embers hosted some of elargest community ser· e projects at East, inding the annual blood dnve, Make-a-Dtfference ~ y and an annual book and toy drive. Octagon Club was a lead· ershtp experience that empowered students to dt· reclly make an tmpact on servtce, phtlanthropy, and the nonprofit sector. Stu· dents who parttctpated tn the club got hands-on experience in developing fundratslng campaigns professtonal mtervtewtng techntques, and tn the grant-maktng process The members got the op· portuntly to develop leadershtp skills and community awareness through thetr many proJeCts. They served the community whtle sltll havmg fun wtlh thetr friends . e Odyssey Club was a ranch of the Odyssey In· •tute. a nonprofit organion. The Odyssey Club ass1sted Project Cure to ckage medical supplies lhtrd world countnes . ey also partictpated in unteer work including a house for an eldan and helptng young chtldren at e Chlldrens' Museum ng Halloween. All the unteer work the club partlctpated in led up to r tnp to Brazil in June. mternatlonal servtce project hoped to develop young leaders in today's SOCJety. Mathletes was a club for students who loved com- yCiub was a club dedi· ed entirely to commuservice. All members re required to attend ee events per semesr Thetr projects tncluded nng students at Park • Elementary, serving ea fast at the Ronald cDonald House , and ddy lunches wtlh the ectal-education stu· n at East. A number of dents were also on a broadcast of a PBS bank. "Key Club rewardtng because we de a difference 1n the community and we got to 1 our peers." said jun· Lila Creighton. Front row Hayley Sanders n Mary Hansen Mary D way Elise Mann Second row V1enna Beanum. Kerry Fessend n, Mon1que Ferguson Ashley Filer Back row Ben Bowers Madel no K•ng. Randy Proulx Scot! GeMperl1ne, Ms Wagner F:: :============:::::::-====::1 Front row Mallory Heonzerolh Alex Bennet!, Sarah B1gley Ruby Holm s Zan Bcczkalo, Corah Ov rburg Gillian Winbourn Second row Laryl Hutch1n Lauren Champman Natasha Ste1n Tuc r Foster Tucker Larson N1ka Slade Both Kochevar. Liz Lyda Chns Sm1th Third row Kev1n Roper Dev1n P1tls·Rogers. N1ck Beckett, Matlhew Henderson, M•tchell Gillespie. Daryck Thompson Anel Lawrence Back row Abram Vera, SteVIe Flanery. Mona Hamerme h Marshall Gillespie G nda Wald n peltlion and solving math problems . Meettng once a month to work on math 1--~-.... ~- -"'"'-"' problems and prepare for compet1ttons agamst other schools, their most dtfftcull compeltlion took place in March. Senior member Alex Pearce explatned, "I love to calculate large numbers in my head ... it's fun." The students also took It me asstsltng one another w1th L.l~[:~~~~~~~~=~::::::::!:1~-:J1 math equations from thetr datly math classes. "Thts is a good club for students trying to build their college applications," said sponsor Mr. Coddington . Front row Paula DaviS Mackenz1e Jacobs Audrey Walstrom L1sa Lovell. Knston Fdak Kelly Oea. Cara Faliano. Amy Faliano Second row Grac•e McGu~re . Soph1e Galleh r, Clare Stemnger. Perea Webster. Allison Lynn Alex McHenry. Hana Fancher Cla1re Westcon. Ca•lhn Bell Natal•e Smith Third row Logan McHenry. N•ka Tamashiro KalenAcqu1slo, Knst1nMarquez AnnaAddoms Hannah D1schtng r. Isabella Kendnck Eryn Tomlinson, Sarah Goode L1la Cre•ghton , Madd1e Reusch Enn Musso. Back row: Laura Graves· Halterman, Lauren Mast W1ll Van Treuren . Julia Behr, Chandra Carney, N•chole Berg , Kathryn McGlamery, Emery Donovan, Kelly Dunn , Emma Byers, Darcy Rock Hot Wmgs was the student branch of the Angel Faundalton. Thetrmaingoalwas to ratse money to beneftl ..._.___~ the school as a whole . t-.--::----l._-------· President Rhoads Cannon satd, "In this day and age, 11 is cructal for the students to help their school and the other students wtlhtn it. We are students who beheve in gtving back to our school." Hot Wtngs raised over twenty thousand dollars through pledges, grants and fundraisers . The students dec1ded to L----...::;;;~..;.....;=..;:;_.;..::;___ _.._;;.......:...._ _ _ _ _---1 use some of the money raised toward a very worthy cause refurnishtng the school library S gtves us the ce to be a part of r community and ps us become tned not only tn our hool but in the g~bonng commu-Eiotse Johnson, 12; Carol Harlor, 12 "Key Club ts really rewardtng because of the smiles of the people you work with" ·Kelly Dea, 11 "Mathletes is much more than just a club, tl brings together a diverse group of students dnven by a passion for math and a love of compeltlton." ·Hannah Metntcoe, 12 �Front row Yolanda Poma M 1na Pyschny Anton'"a Filon n o Second row Adnenne Desha• s. AI xnndra Morns. Mary D wey Ela•n Marlin z Back row July Pa•va Plld pp Gabbler. Alex Wambok:lt Ehzabeth Jones Every year, foreign exchange students arnve at East from countries all over the world such as Germany, Turkey and Braztl. The lnternattonal Club helped these new arrivals adjust to thetr new environment while promoting awareness of dtfferent cultures and trad1t1ons. Whether tt was go1ng to the local 16th Street Mall to catch a mov1e, or helpmg each other With physICS homework, this group always had fun The ultimate goal of the club was to make these students' expenence m Colorado the best it could be. Front row Cla~re Westcott Madd•e Reusch, Mary D wey Jordan Booth Enn MoJsso Amber Feldman Calle Ghwa Second row Ms Hayward Zena Pnce-Broncucoa Lauren Scanlan Uz Trow r Amy Stanesco Ltz Weller Rose Green Elspeth Mo01gte AI xa Mornll Caithn Bell Back row Alex Wamboldt Josh F19ueroa Marhes Hager AliCe Wotkyns Emma Byers W•ll van Treuren Manssa Lana. Emery Donovan Amnesty lnternattonars goal was to promote human nghts and ratse awareness of world tssues . Led by Ms. Hayward , one of thetr projects involved wnltng letters to foreign leaders asktng for the release of pnsoners bemg held as a result of their polittcal beliefs The club also got to experience an exceptional guest speaker from Rwanda, Paul Rusesabagtna. Paul was the manager of a hotel in Rwanda during the genoc1de . He spoke about hts expenences and how to prevent such an atroctty from occurnng agatn . Front row Meghan Harnngton Amy Ste1nholf Second row Ms Sutton M•chelle Buchanan, Rachel Romer, Gabe Mann Logan McHenry Paula Dav•s. Soph1e Gallaher Uta Cre.ghton Cary Shap1ro Danen Combs Kat•e Havranek Th~rd row Uz Trower Amy Stanesco. Ehse Mann. Beth Kochevar, Noah Hubbell, Zack Susel. Alex Stevens Ty or McNamara. Cohn Hornsby Josh F10ueroa Bac row · Rose Green Clay Lemar Zach Levek Chns L1nsmayer Cta.re Sanderson Zena Pnco·BroncuCla Than Hedman MackenZie Jacobs Sarah McNaughton W1ll Van Treuren "I enjoy parttCIpattng in Con Law because I love the compettttve aspect It's an opportunity to learn more about politics and government" ·Zack Susel, 11 * Clubs Constitutional Scholars was the compettlton that went along wtth Ms. Sutton's Government class These students worked diligently to not only succeed in class, but also do welltn district and state compettltons. The team was successful In the district compeltlton, leadtng them to the state competition where they agam won ftrst place, beattng out teams from all over Colorado. In April, the group traveled to Wash1ngton D.C. where they competed in the national compeltlton agatnst students from all over the country. Amnesty is fun because tt's a great feeling knowmg that as students , we are maktng an impact on the world by helptng ensure human nghts." ·Alex Wamboldt, 12 Front row Dom•n•que Calloway T ylor Alan Jell Gab I Laur n Brady Kord• Constance Molly Bloom Abdul Sa•d Teddy Scon Front row Alex Hale Amber Feldmal"' Sopll•a Schwabe Eta1ne Martinez Mrs ShoJa Sensa• Bac row Scott G mpertme A ndy Proulx Georg Lowe Ananna Holmes MICha I Sav1 r Tofurtherenh nceth verstty at East, the Ho sexual Heterosexual ance for Leadershtp a Outreach club (HHALO promoted the accept nee of dtfterent ractal a sexual backgrounds ~~ club, wtth the help of Mr Lucero, Ms Duggan and Mr Morr, created an ceptmg and welcomtngenwonment for all . Thectub won a grant from DU and the Gay Stra1ght Alliance The money went towar~ bnngtng awareness to fe low students about th ef fects of dtscnmmattor toward a sexually dtverse population. Mrs Shoje Senset spon. sored the Japanese Cub thts year. Wtth her guidance, the group learnea about Japanese culture and language . One of thetr acttvtt1es included Kendo whtch is a type of Japa. nese fenctng that tends be very vtolent Beca~se most of the members u derstood the bastes of the Japanese language ~ were able to watch Japa nese ftlms that were not dubbed m English The club was excited about a tnp to Japan that would allow them to get f1rst·hand expenence of what true Japanese culture 1s I e Ltnk Crew, a new organtzatton spvn::;ored by Ms. Rtzzu - · M:.. Porter, Mr. Kohu Mr. Hoffer, Ms. Walker and Mr. Grover was designed to provide a welcomng environment for freshmen . Every Thursday mornmg , the freshmen met w1th t e assigned juntor or senior Lmk Leaders, engaged tn team butld1ng acttvtttes and received tutonng for dtfftcult classes. With the help of Ltnk Leaders, the freshme are assured to have a great four years at East both academically and sooaly Front row Mr Hoff r Am1e Fontenot Ms RIZZ~to Cary Shapiro Mr Grover Natal•e Sm•th Jeff Steed Bold n Chanel Patrick Cha S•mmons Reese Boyd Bnanna BenUey. Charma ne Ell ngs y Cou Second row Courtme Jam s, Ow ne Matthews Amber Feldman AJa McClellan Ruby Whit Jl'""'~ •'"''I TrtSton 0 1mary Sha•na M1 chell Ev one Starks Josh Mang•ag 1, Dyrell H Icy Eryn Tom! DeMart•n• KnS1in Fila~ Morgan Hall Andy D nlon Max Atufunwa Th•rd row Mr KOhuth, SerahTaytor Ferguson. Mary H•ggms, Anna Ell1s. Mercedes Campana. Kam1lah Jones Tamara Berkman, Chane e M•che Buchanan ElOise Johnson Cia re Ben ey Mana Capecelatro. Jahmce Jones, Ghaea Doss Mart1n z-Ooubbn Forth row Jordan Cas! Ale Kearns Uz Mosh r Mochel Kleman Moran A V E •se Breod Colleen Matsuura Lara S1lversm• h Nel•e Hayes Vanessa Lay Jody We1sanhorn. Knsta Freemond Evan Barber, John L•ndmark Mackenz10 Jacobs F1fth row Madeline Caudle. Logan BenkO Ill Martin Jute O'Dea Cathenne Meredith At1eryd Evans Andrew Lay, Greg Ulva Gabe Mann Harry Car Abby Malman Chns Unsmayer Knthcnne Johnston S ert•ng Loza Laurel Gagner SIXth row Bnan Bethnay Com•sh Stepham Rem1g10 Lizzy Funk RaChel Sulsky Sarah Ew•ng Allison Hall Katnna U C•1ae Jon s Mehna Somoza. Ba ley Connor Josh Greenwood Hannah Abraham Sydney Axe rod £laC!. Brillnay Slt'lS Bnttany Borne, Francesca TruJillo. K•yasha Newson. Mary Hansen Amanda Roy. Lu e Blake Swa•n. Sebast•an Jackson Larry Armstrong . CJ Jenk•ns. Clare Sten•nger �Clubs ��me was a style of ani"13Uon that was developed Japan Anrme was charactenzed by colorful art d futuristic settings embers of the club drew -d created therr own car100ns. Anrme club mems also watched carons and read comrc s Some students e erred to draw and use e r creatrve srde to make rtoons that resemble the An me rn Japan whrle others enjoyed srmply watchthe cartoons and readg the comrc books. The ub was a good outlet for students' creatlvrty and 'TlagrnatiOn Front row Doandra Partndge ThOmas MuJ&. Amber Feldman Back row Ehzabetr> Jones Sophoa Schwabe George Lowe Randall Proulx, ScoH Gemperlone Aroanna Holmes,Jose Ordonez· Rodnguez ACE Mentoring was a The Kappa League was formed through the fraternrty Kappa Alpha Psi. The Kappa League iwas not only known for the step routines they performed at assemblies . but also for therr communrty serv1ce and close-knit brotherhood . The members of Kappa League were very actrve rn their community and were student leaders in the school . Club members had to be mature. responsible and dedicated to the community The men involved 1n the Kappa League were role models for Other Students to look up to . 'leW Club replacrng the ln- dustnal Technology Club. AC E stands for archrtecre construction and en;neenng . Students rnved tn this club met nee a month wrth local archrtects to learn the bacs of architecture The pportunit1es 1n the entoring program inded the chance to help des1gn a local courtyard. pperclassmen were elibe to w1n a $1,500 colge scholarsh1p.Most mbers of the club asred to be archrtects and s program helped fulfrll lhe r dreams. •st Tuesday of each ronth 1n Mr. Madison's IOO!Tl. Watching mov1es on Madrson's projector in theatre-like room with eblack curtains to block all the light gave Film ub a movre theatre feel . •t.e frlm club watched ovres such as Eternal Sunshme of the Spotless M!nd. YoungFrankenstetn and TheNtghtmareBefore Christmas They watched everythrng from comedy ~orror to drama to ac" The film club memers enJoyed watching v1;s whrle eatrng popCOI'!'I and pizza . l(appa League is a nderful experrlt focuses on erhood Kappa ague has taught many things I will need for the future . salso lots of fun." \:hauncey Davrs, 12 Members of the Chess Club ranged from the highly competrtlve chess players to the begrnners All of the members competed rn local competrllons agarnst other high school chess clubs . No matter what therr skill lev"' was , all members of tht:: club improved drama really as they competed agarnst others rn thrs strategic game . Every week at lunch , club members met in Mr. Hernandez's classroom and played chess . The group focused on learnrng roew strategres and moves to become better chess players . Front row· Shannon Collons Second row· Donan Smoth, Voenna Beanum Jeff Engelken Ashley Foler Back row Abdul Saod "I started the film club because there were not a lot of opportunltres to watch and analyze classic movies. Some of the directors we watch are Tim Burton and Mryazaki." ·Brittany Owens, 12 Sydney Munteanu Ashley Felber, Jossoca Wason.Amy Mehlbach Sydney Axelrod. Alex Uhlberg Hannah Abraham JE Auror McCullough, Kon Brown. Kevon Blackmon, Oman Noel Banoaha Oaoley Edward Morns Chns Thatch Cory Wolson The Hacky Sack Club met every Tuesday after school on the South Lawn . Members ranged from beginners to advanced players . Erther way, the hacky sack players rmprove their skills throughout the year. New people always showed up to learn and to play. The club proVIded a good social outlet for the members and all of the hacky sack members made new friends through theclub. Someofthemore competrt1ve players got together on the weekends to play hacky sack. Each and every member loved to play hacky sack . "The art is the best part of Anrme . I have an art1strc mind and I like to use it to create new and original Japanese cartoons " ·George Lowe, 10 �• l:LlJIIIBIIIl\l' On three different occasions. East students enjoyed getting together with their fellow Angels and shaking their tail feathers. The Angels attended a Caribbean Getaway homecoming in October, a Candyshop MORP in January, and Prom in May. At the Caribbean Getaway homecoming. palm trees and bright lights in the Panek Gym set the island mood and made the dance a blast. Candyshop rocked the speakers in the Callaway Gym at MORP With black lights, candy, balloon drops, and cotton candy, the MORP dance was full of surprises. Prom was held at the Sherman Street Event Complex. The ballroom was dazzling and full of beautifully ornate decorations Sen1ors truly had the night of their lives and the dance was a highlight of their final year at East. No matter what dance it was. Angels had great style and amazing dance moves. With a variety of music and a wide range of dancers, East topped the dance charts again. •Rachel Sulsky I Prom Royalty. Front row: Ashley Martinez -Doubhn , V1enna Beanu Tr D1mery, Jody We• enhorn, Paula Dav1s, Alex V1tervo, Alex Pearce, M ry H 9 Back row · Dwane Matthews, Ben Flitter, Edd1e Battle . Serg1o Banuelos J f Ste Josh Greenwood , Jeff Engelken . Josh Mang•agh. ************* MORP Royalty: Front row Joshua Russell, 10 Donell Wells , 11 : Quentm "Quick" Hildreth, 9. Back row: Maya Burchette, 10, Ashley F1ler, 11; Kendal Murray, 9. Homecoming Royalty: Front row : Dan•el Boyle, 12; Wh1tney Warren, 12; Sebastian Jackson, 12; Marcus Howell, 12. Back row: Ashle•gh Owens, 12 ; Chanelle Pugh, 12. Ballroom . Sherman Street Event Complex awa1ted seniors for prom , where they were ready to have a hfe-chang•ng expenence . (Photo by Stephan•e Rem•g•o) SCfHI())())Jl Ill)ANCIE§ Sweet tarts. Proud of themselves , sen1or student council members Stephanie Rem•gio, Josh Mangiagli, V1enna Beanum, Melina Somoza. and Mary Hansen enJOY the dance. (Photo by Mallory Hemzeroth) * Dances Senior prom With a OJ on the balcon playing a vanety of songs, mus1c at pr pumped through the ballroom. Chaco founta1ns and beaut•fut l•ghts f1lled the roo"' (Photo by Stephanie Rem1g1o) · Bouncin' to the beat At MORP, freshman OJ Luckett , sophomores M1chael and Mookey Gilbert, senior Matthew Moore , and sophomore Chris Johnson pose the camera. (Photo by Mallory He1nzeroth) �ecoming fun. Dancing the night away, seniors L1zzy Funk, Sarah Ewing , Selen Roby Buslnaro , Rachel Sulsky , and All ison Hall enjoy their last homecoming, wh1le g exchange students Roby and Selen enjoyed the1r first dance in Amenca wh1ch ust like the movies!" (Photo by Stephanie Remigio) "I had a lot of fun with my girlfriend at MORP. We danced all n1ght and had a blast!" ·Patrick Meyer. 10 "We knew each other from basketball, but getting to know each other outs1de of school was awesome " •Antyah Gtllispte, 9 "East dances are great because lots of people go and there are always good themes. No matter what, I always have funt" •Maya Burchette, 10 "My favonte dance of the year was deftn1tely homecomtng I went w1th all my fnends and 1t was a great experience to meet all the new freshmen." •Christina Auster, 10 up! Taking a break from groov1ng at the Candyshop themed MORP dance, freshmen Zach Lass , Elise Matatall, and Alex Page g1ve the dance a very enthusiastic thumbs up. Elise Matatall sa1d , "This has been the best night of my fresh · man year so far! I loved the music, the cool , ere· ative decorations , and danci ng with my friends all n1ght long was the best ." (Photo by Luke Johnson) kin good. Ready tor homecommg, 1Chanel Patrick. freshman Chamone sen1ors Shama Mitchell , Eric Miller Ghaea Doss are ready to get their groove Photo courtesy of Chanel Patrick) Shake it These excited juniors Brenna Hokanson, Elise Mann , Katie Havranek, Michelle Oliphant. and Liz Weller shake and groove at the MORP dance in January (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) 'The dances bnng everyone together and allow us to have tun wtth all our friends." •Kalina Lew1s, 11 "Th1s year, the best dance was MORP. Everyone was acttve and the danc1ng was crazy." ·Koree Ross, 10 ''MORP decorations were by far the best decorations I have seen at any East dance. The balloon drop, when they announced royalty, was really fun and exciting ." •Jordan Woolfolk, 11 Glam shot. Before going 1nto the Candyshop , freshman Keota Ramsey, sophomore Amber Moore , and freshman K1ara Massey take a moment to look at all of the concessions at MORP. There was cotton candy, drinks, and a vanety of candies for students to enjoy . 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OFF OF \VWAT YOU c;"IV!;. :· -\vlt-·bToN CwuRcWILL You1 d.xl Jl"\.i I Jre ven proud of you. Ca.i I\JS grven vou g1fts of nutunh, St>I1SltJvtt\ , goo:i 1udgement, Jrld determuutton. Lise those Jll through your ltfe. You ,1rr Jl.so the Jffectiomte one. Don't ever lose tlu t! FIWM. W e love you, tv1 o M. D AD, AND Mom ,:md Da.-l DAVID ~wk~iv-1 -tk_ lorol re.V1e.W -t\..,e_~ ~tre~ii-.-c.- ~Vlol -&0<:\r- \k eA."\k.-&, -ti.e.y will ruv-1 0\1f"~Vlol ~f ~et w~. 1-&. 40:.3 I ft-will be.. fu""' to ~ k pkV)'& Gool ~for you! We \ove you! lfiley. ~ .., 0 .....) , ..,) '"3 --d ._ ~ ~ u ,..,) ~ ~ .....) ,..,) ~ . With each step you tool! in life your warmth, sincerity and joyful spirit has brought many relaxed moments to us all. fls you wall! on never lo e that compassion and you will alway land tall. Congrats -Thi i theultimate touchdown, and we are ready for your next step s. from, Dad. Mom. and Bri Baby Pictures �11r1Ill ~ ~VI -wt&,e, ~ tt~ (.(, "-~(). e, tt&,e, e"-~~ee. t~ 4.-i.t i.t ~(.(,t ~~t- et~~ee., w.e. "-~tJ-e. tt~u!tt et~~ee.! ..,M('~, ~OlA ~1M~ GMJ~!"' ~('~ ~OlA(' M~ fi('Ak M~G ... ok ~otA' ve ~('~l A~ 1~eJ1Me f~lt,e,(,t.e,~t, ~~e:(, '~It, f'O~ ~ otA(' bveG ... we ~tW.~tf4... love ~ot.t! 4.o.t~, ))~, .A;Itx, lo.t~&M~ * ~. You have grown to be a beautiful crd intelligent young lad,j. I am so very proud of you. I actnire you for aB your strength crd effort in everything you do. Keep your head up always. don't forget to brush your sl-o.Jiden; off. love you ~ trunchies! You have tru~ been a gift bm God to this family! We are so proud of you!! May ~~ of your dreams come true. love Mom, Dad. fnc and Multna Your sister. ~t:ephanie Dear ,'\le : lli er We1dell HL'hnes wrc,t e: "ll1e Jreat thlllJ 111 this W('rlj IS lk't S(., lllUCh where we are, l-:ut i11 what ..1wectk,'l we are Ilk,\ llltJ." May ~=tll (.,f y(.,ur ~,~=tths le~=t..i t (., sutcef-6. HYfJu are m)J. suns~rne, m)J. fJn~ suns~rne . YfJu ma~e me ~a-€-€)J. w~en sMes are sra)J. . YfJUll never ~nfJW ~ear ~fJW muc~ I !fJve )J_fJU, -€/ease ~fJrl ta~e ffl)J. We k'\e Yc'U, 1l,ther • d Da.i What a tAessing you are. Thank you for allowin~ us to be part of your life. Keep on living up to your potential. You * are destined for ~reatness. Love. Mom and Dad · ~ Baby Pictures Jill{ Fatiral), You ~ave bee!) blessed by Allab wit~ t~e glow of a true al)gel, al)d your Srl)ile warrl)s t~e ~ rts of rl)al)y. W~el) Horr>rr>Y is dowl) you il)spire rl)e to keep goiQ~· Hay you be blessed il) all your el)deavors. Hay your tr b plel)tiful wit~ fruit everlastil)~· Love Always, Moll) �I ~ I IF(Q) I~ IE llfiiHIIIE ~ De..cu- t:;\~, We "'~ire your _:.,...a- ~ ck.t~~fiOV). ~Y you re~lvl OV\ top of-tk. w~. We wf.o\, you C-OVl- f~~~ * "'~~~~. IE \\ere so proud of you. We knew when we first <.,aw your wonderful <.,mile you were going to be <.,pecial. We love you so much. Thank you for being such a beautiful daughter and granddaughter. Love, Lmc Mom. Shelton. C\VlOI Av'lV\ Grandmom, und Grandad HtM,, DC\01 * Shaq.tita. y o.J. have been a. blessm& ro me l"hrou&}l C\lr years ro&erher. Every rup as we Jra.lJ we !:"ha.nk Gcxl fer tpL I know He will &uiJz lJo.l as lJo.l "Go l'onfidently in the di1·ection of yo uY dreams! Live the life you've l'l1CJve forward. Remember lwo l"lun&:J, 1. Nol"hin& is unpc~ible if lJo.l believe. 2. Yru can oo any!"hin& if lJo.l try. I a.m ro fC"'lld ci tpL We love lJo.l ~ !'han words can sa.y. Love lJo.l a. lifehme. * Your jo~. laughter and nt husiasm has provided ~ou areas ot cr'ea t ivi1 ~ and nerg~ I o achieve ~our' goals and to become successful in life. We Love. Mom and Dad ~ou orQ. Tt)Q. l.lJorld'~ srQ.OTQ.~T doust)TQ.r and \.lJQ. orQ. ~o -proud of ~ou. K"-"-'P do1119 l.lJt)oT ~ou do and IQ.T no ob~TociQ.~ ~Tol")d 111 ~our \.lJO~. f.ll.lJo~~ ~To~ focu~"-d Ol")d bQ. Tt)Q. bQ.~T OT l.lJt)OTQ.IJQ.r IT I~ ~ou \.lJOI")T To do. ~"-~"-~bQ.r, ~t)okQ. Tt)O~Q. t)OTQ.r~ off * cou~"- ~our ~o~~o W love you. 1'- lom and Dod For;l"~die lk is 0 hrokerc-w,ngedh;,d 7hot oannof Rg• -Iongston 1-/ugl.es k !JOU continue to tkeom ontfR!l f.:gh. know that our ~old~o LO\JQ., ~o~, ""Dod, Ol')d~OI')I') C~ffor Affor M~ffor D~ffor, You h~vo onrlohoa our llvoe voyona mo~euro. Now epro~a your wln£Je ... fly I Wo lovo youl Dad, Mom, Jacko, Ellb, Bo~ ana Soxet6r Baby Pictures �De rCarol, Life iaaeldom fair, but every day ia filled with bleaainga. May you find them all. "Like tiCt'. Px. q ntl nnd tt nq Be g ·ntlc nmtgh l< f, Lt, "'the nutuml path fth o·thancl tenq cnouqh to l'is ll p nnd t hap th ,•od.d • [ t I p f out• ltC ha.s ti Ill li Ill l ( Ill lllO \C ll\ h<'wt. Thnnk f, ,. th 'ondctful (lUIICd tl Ill l l l Ill l\ . I ,, \'L • Oll <Jl ('(l( \ Love, Mom and Dad Yout• moth Pxu ttu You havt' erown from tho ~ mop-Mad on our l>athroom vanity to tho l:1nd, OOII1J'ftl't'lon· ate, lllld J:>oautlful youne lady Wt' ~ A e>Ae>Y t. A1..\VAY!> RI;AUy' FO ~today. ~tho yMll'e your tal&nte, humor, lllld CUAN<;'!;.DII A lovt' havt' tai:6n ue on • UAPPINI;,:,!>. \\/~:, ARI:. :,0 PROUD OF not ~ for anythlne. Wt' art' eo proud of you. You art' • 01ft to ue, Emma. lllld Wt' lovt' you v&rymUGh. ~ AY YOUR FUTU "- e>"- FULL Of !>MILl;,:, t ~UCI. wontWful Jolnlt'Y that Wt' would Mom and Daa ~ ADV"-.NTU 11.1:.1 NflTil ~:. VUO YOU All."-- * \\/~;, LOVI:. YOU. Vu-e~"'~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~wo 't/'ti~J~ fl'f(; ... Swee f. r1q, YOIAY ~ave i:JOIAY rro rer' s E?~:Jes YolA ~ave ~e rob WIVIqS Vu-e~ F~ YDIA re JIAS ~'ti"'~OU: YOIA re E'VE'YI:jt~ Vlq LN~S ~oo! we ever waVJ ed eVIOIAqf ~ \J \J ~ ,$I L.o-.;~. LO (', ~. MOrt' ar10 'Jaa ~ ~ Vear #,eslre. '3eu enrTc~ eur ITves . '3eu ~ener u& wTt~ )J.Bur vTrtue an~ accem - ~e~ll~ne~ in g0<1r p<~rswts Lou~ to ~nriel} g0<1r SO<JI ,eiT&~ment& . ~entTnue te em6race lnt~gritg in g0<1r r~lotionsJ:)ips lr{e. &ee/.c eut c~allense& , an~ Ia us~ 'J}t~u wr/1 alwa)J.& ~ave t~ur /eve an~ su,e,eert. • Baby Pictures Z~st for life os on oduentur~ 8etions tl)ot refl~et tJ,ougl)tful lleneuol~nee towords o~rs E:lltb<lsiosm for pursuang go<JT T~noeitg in r~oel}ing !JO<Ir l;umor to eoptur~ ~ jog of tif * fltog oil of tbis be gOtJrs Lou e. fltom ond Dod �lohn, To our wouclerful sou. who clazzles us with his ac:cotllplis)unqts We love you so tlluch. uow ucl forever The worlcl ueecls !~lOre kiucl souls like yours Molll ucl Dacl Cont 1Lk. to lrve bv ld10vJh's word. (2 Tim 3: 16) \Ve love ~ou lohn. 'vVe w.mt vou to kno\v tlut .J_ .1 son .Jr"li ,1 brotl1t'r \\t> luve JlW.r')s been proud of \our xcomphshrnrnL , Jnd the ~ oung rmn tlut \ou h.J'W bct:omr lu_ rnllit' us proud. * Love, Mom Jnd DJd Mi Marip::m. q..1e linda e.stas.. . Voo have transformed yOI.rSOtf frCKn an asptr•ng &JpOr f>eto to a be&tt:lful yaung adult 10 what soocns t.ko tfle bl.ok of an eye. CJll,tfl every challenge yOU face, alwayS tooK fon.vard, remocnbor what IS ~nt, and roal12.0 yOU don't have to cflango tfle tuarld, pst don't .&by &irl- aver the years I have watched 1pl soar &a.inin& stren&th. k.novvled&e ! wi&bm, so spread lpJf' wmv and con.hnue lpJf' ~ey lea.vin& no ckx:>rs unopened. lot .t chango yOU. * tlllo tovo yOU. mom and Dad Mom and Dad Your sense of style and con~dence has always set you apart. N\ay it continue to serve you wt!ll as you begin this next chapter of life's exciting joumey. Remember, if you don't ask. the answt!r is always no. Dance on! Lots oF l..ow, Mom, Dad and Ang.l. California girl! Then Radnor, Pti; Contoocook, 'll'ff; Boulder, CO & finallY Derwer! .You haPe been a star from the be_ginniQg! fot'e, 'ltlom, Dad, :am & Charlie I t funk II L Lo1·d for II H•f t ol hil: I c Ius 1,-,,sfl:d n c vvdhlollUI ' fiiL \ o1ur~.:u \1.:1'\.1 1\ICL II t LlhHl:l I . bt:u JIJful 40 mg lud4. flu! hus fWO \ Cil\.10 w poknl• ul to b<.:co1nc u suc.:cessfulusscl to SOCI ·!1.1! LO\L UI\\. UI.1S Ul d f 01 n r <.:On! mu~.: I o ,. ·ut:h tu1 II<.: best lo1· 1.1 w fulur<.: . Do 1 ot let II e ' "ol'ld 01 ' tf L people II \ If cfUI>He 40UI' 1111 d. Y our- L o\II )H l'lo I her· fu mi l ~ Baby P1ctures �11 ': .. And turthermore" Apolitician Irom the start "Vote for Josh!" * l(rn Will mlllilllll to bt bit \{'{/ "..il.1 yo11 /1tirt bit 1a/ 111. (/o 0111 fll/fl bt~f!./J/t/1 t/Jc ll'r11ftf ll'ti/J lbt /t:!f./J/ fl/ ytl/fr .1111/f{ ·AI/f/ !/" .1011g ,;, yr111r /Jail!. £.:.ort t~lll'tl\'.1, Love, Judy, P uland G nd GArm lr ntt "'l (om tlllfi'!Jffrl At.».~ wri.cv,, ~~ ~__.,, ~~ T..llt :5l { rgb rm Jo11 till' p11re joy. · l (oy tbt Jim be 0111 for oil r. . . H.uL e<-fh o.li.th. !)0'1 u !)CV ''Tht. _ fon.JIJ'd .... t<.ft. e !lCV .. ~:u.vt-i.f~.t t-h.<... U-1\ tx.pu-i.t..u. '-' 1-h.t ...~I-U'i.Du4." r /OIJ/0/TO"f'VS. '"U elo'Pe yo11. J'OII -Atbu-t f<."'l-tl." Wt AU lDY(. !)0'1 Md :)OIN' ....... 4\Vt pu-~DM.. f:o'Pt, · ~{om. ·1J11tl. Bnt(f!.tf. f(tmt, oll y ur drearns and keep smiling. We arc so prot.l d of y u! Much love. Morn, Dad, and Jennifer We are so proud of you. Your positive attit ude kindness. :Jnd desire t o do your best h:Js m:Jde you the wonderfu l person you :Jre t od:Jy. Follow your he:Jrt. There is no limit t o your pot enti:JI. Love. Mom, Oad and ow MAY you ~rz.tNo/ UP TO '- R.J~UT'-OU~ we are, it is our CHOICES. Hany: .rrofwor Dumbkdor. MAY YOUR. V 1 ~U~ AU. COM~ T12.i,.'tv1AY YOU ALVAY~ DO fOR. lml~ AND L~T OTU~~ DO fOR. YOIJ Dear K.t.ic k, W• are so wry proud of tho choices yoo have mod. during 'fO'Jl ~- n.. future is yours b.au.. of thisl MAY YOU e>UILD A LADD'-.R. 0 "" ~TA~ AND CUM!!> ON ~~~~R.Y MAY YOU ~TAY fOR.~II'-. -E>oe> DyLAN Wo'llo.... yoo For alway., AAom and Dad • Baby Pictures ' �IE 11r11 I IE t" AI!~Son. We couU not he more proud olthe !IOW'I9 woman !fOU hove hecome We !o&-e !fOU more than. we couUa-er SO!f IE Midtdlt. Vtw lttlvt JO 11!/lltf/ tlrmmJ fur rltr fttfrtrt. .. Mtlf! allf!Otrr tlrmmJ bt' rmltztd aJ Cod fii!J f!M wtrlt Itt'/Jt'. "3 ~· ("\ ;r (' ~ ~ (' ~ c:. jrmnilllt 29:11 ("\ ;r ~ {.t'W. M om and~ ~ ~ Mtwr. [)ad, 11nd Ctlrrtt SJrah, vVe are so proud of ) u. In our eyes }'OU Jre the sun, the ncxm, ,:md the stars. Always know how much we love you. ~ ~kJfe G bX Gf('~ \JI~ 1-otwJ JtGiMl ~ ~ ~~It\ ~~OGl: Jo W. ~rl GkJ~ l:v~ff~~~ A~IJ Gkrl :J01A M l: AG'IANI\)()( :Jow PMtA~ IGGo l~ltie. tluf Love, Mom, DJd, BlJke, Lro, and Shernun Your smil<' bnngs sunshuw that brightens our da 15 Your growth and rnatunty You are and alwa~s shoms through your loo•ng focused on life and mays You arc truly bl<'s..<;cd alwa~s treat people from abolX'. You ore the wa~ ~ou want to someone sp<.'o ol mho m <.' m1ll alu:)()ys treasure and lolX' fllnlOys s tnlX' to be r0~ will be our hero . Sta~ l.s ~ be treated . and also "3 • ~ou are still a ~ ~ . BRAT.· G "'~ lov e ~ Mom a nd D a d lllom and th<:> Lo t s o f huge atn1ly a nd k issee. ~ (' As we look back and remember the 'Dearest ~1aoml, fOL1if!9, kind, determined, .ensitille and full ofjo_y! 'Lhats our _girl! ~·e will laue JJDU foreuer. fot from, Papa and ~llorn joy you have given us over the years we would like to share with you. from our hearts to yours. the love we have for you and to express how proud we are of you as you reach this mile tone In your life. We pray that as you embark upon the next Journey In your life. you will know that our love and upport will follow you day by day, knowing that you will never walk alone. If ever you feel alone look up 1 will be there cheering you on In what ever endeavor you choo e to embark upon. Love, Your Parents Baby Pictures �Am. ~otJ \Je grown from o sossg girl to o sttJnning. smort. ond ges. still sossg gotJng womon We ore prood of goo ond ore blessed to l,o\Je goo in otJr li\JeS We lo\Je gotJ! eongrots on goor first StJeeessftJI step in life * Lo\Je. tttom ond Dod Kt p L ·plot'\IHJ. to ... <ut1ous und cnj ... lot" of !utt<jhtu· \~tth tltc "L' Ott [( . Yottt' dctct'IHil\otion toke ... ott fw· \~' c I< ... , You 11\lltlt ~1c Ill Dud und Cul Querida Malina, In thea put ftw JWI yoa " btoaaomed in many wo rful WIJI. Your intetli IICI, ambitio llld drift, maku you 1 p 1 ttllld a rtmarkable person. To Minks, our little man of Oz, you already have the brains, the heart, and the courage. Follow your dreams. We will always be there for you. KHp up your pauion for auccw llld btp giving your but effort u alWIJI.In your journey walk confi nce and do not forget a. strength of your apirit that from tl amor dt tu familia. Vatla, maripoaa, vueta. Love, Mom, Dad. Mami, Papi, y Meghan, and !rmand l!.vers, lite~ s,eu tal<e Til furt~erTns s,eu te w~ere s,eu me11t want te ~e Tn It fer~ l<ee~ 11te~~tns an~ centTnue te 3Tve Uli a// jes, a/ens t~e was, - excTtement awaTtli fer w~at Til Tn 11tere Our- deur-es I S I crling. You'r-e lh grcut sf! "Th Lor-d wrtl send I is ung I wi I I 40u und make 40urIOur nc4 u succ ss" Genesis 24- 4-0 fer )Jeu. Tc C'Jllcrcrnos 'il,twe 'J}ar 3'1lem, G.-an.Jma, onb'FomTIJJ Ill 1Li 0, l'lo111. Dud . \Vmc1 l4 B1·cck, und P1 ospu Alex, WE h@VE \'@l1 "Hl1hR" Bl1RGW\'N IH~VE. M@M. fh.D ArmG~AOE Baby Pictures Thank you for gracing our lives with your cheerf!J disposition and passionate heart. You are the SU'lStine of our livest It has been a thrill to see you grow ilto an accon-.:>lished Clld COill>CISSionate yOll'lg Wom!l with panache Keep VOX focus and your ideals • you'l have an amazing life! * Love, Mom, Dad, Qlarllt. and Kipper �l lrJIHilliE ~ ~VJIE I IE IRllEI Our Vtckq, Weve watched I/OU grow Lnto a beautli'uii/OUIIIJ woman and though I{OU re our babq, I{OU are the paver qf the new path for our famtJq. You brllltj u~ .JOIIIII our heart~ and ~tie~ on our face~. We are ~ proud qf qour accomp/~ment~ and ble~d that tJod ~nt I{OU to u~. *~ 0 A e>"-AUTIFUL Fl.D\VI;.R "j~~IN'- fRO~ TU'- Tl~'- YOU \1/1;.11.1;. e>DRN >/1;. i(NI;. >I TIJAT YOU >/OULD e>LO.!>.!>O~ INTO TIJ'- 1/I;.RY e>"-AUTIFUL AND INTI;.LLI<:;"'-NT YOUN<:; LADY YOU UA\/1;. e>'-CO~'-. l(~;_~;_p <:;"OD FIR.!>T IN YOUR LIF'AND .!>TAY FOCU.!>I;.D AND YOU \VILL ACUII;.\/1;. ALL YOUR DR'-A~.!> \V~;. LOll~;. YOU 1/I;.RY ~UCU ~.ov~, Your f amtlq Loll'-. tv1o~ DAD <:;"RA~~A. AND J~;.R~AINI;. Laurel), Sel)ior year was a blast! Wisb we could bave QUI)~ out ll)ore. Never cbal)~e. C~.."lltJ rat ulat IDilS Ale I ) t,Uhave maje yDur l,rot hers ard yDur ~.,arents F'rDu.J -\lw~"~YS aim high ard YL"U willgD f.."!r. xoxo, Moll) al}d Dad Be::;t lc,\e, D~l-l ML1 111, P.S. We loved your proll) dress Eric '92, ~ltd RL,l, '.93 Child. thou bringe Ito my heart/he babble of the wind and the water. the flower·s speechless secrets. the c/oud·s dreams. the mule gaze of the wonder of the morning sky. -R. Tagore From the d:l!l !fOU were horn + !fOU have broughtJoy inl"o tte and a~ !Or""!/ being Andnow !fOU ore grodmting. going to college fiOU"f/ ad.uf!fOU·~ become. Wtrhout!fOU I wouJ:I not" be. Ila&oe!fOU lcve. flour Forever Family, Mom. Dod and /on l.o.,e, ~ May y our smil a lways a..::; brig h t a."l y our spirit an l y our ram a...:; stron . a...:; y our soul W loveyou Joel ·I L ov , :\Iom, D ad, and Amyloo Baby P1ctures �~eheve I~~ pe.Au~ ~OlM J{"~ Th~ wilt ue.Ale ~otM of From Ul/e BJt , to H gh Sclwol Semor: to p/BC arri thmg!; rmkiJONn. ReJnfJ11l];cr il!; rd the +uhMe. deslmabon il!; the pm)(!y. ~e love ~otA ~ ~k. So- .<:tr p vwrs If m Bid enjOY ih nde!l f..,ovt-, l,l\Ottl, ll.,J, ROflt-,~ GM~~~~ Love Dad \fom r; Kv Thank !:P1 for Every day fiiJ•th yov has been a jOy and a g•ft. brin~in~ Jau~hter a.nd cP.J to OJr lives. We love 1p..l. I ( U<l1 Caflt/&Jrnia V\. -<. ell(' '\.'('ry I >n >t t< I <>l <>t tr ( i< \l lgl \t( .,. ( u 1( i SL<;t( 'I Me lV < 111 <>l :JJJreamin' '\. '< >tu <it< ·<ul s < <>tl 1 • tn K •. V\..< • I<>"- ·e you. [..( )\.'( .. Nl< )I l1. l )< I< l <111( l De H lc\ Lauren R. Bradq "Look to the future, because that is where qou will spend the rest of qour life. · You are trulq amazing and we are so proud of fiOUtff Love. Mom. Dad. and Ben Baby Pictures 'YouT~ our ~fXZ.r h~ro!! Wwr~ ro proud of you. Wet lov y u, Mom end ved �Trof...l Th~ f...IOf...\~l'lT ~ou orri\J~d, w~ kn~w our li\J~5 would 1')~\.J~r b~ Tf)~ 50f...\~ . Trof...l Th~ 5lo-p~5, To Tf)~ COUrT5, To Tf)~ 5Toa~. Thonk5 for To kina u5 on 5uch o wild rid~! Oh, ond f...\0~ ~ou l'l~\J~r run ouT of k~Tchu-p . Lo\JQ alwa~:. , 1-iC~.t "Dad, t..llcoiQ, Lot1iQ, Ol')d Vroi.IJ:,Qr:, Life--lo~~g frieacls. Love ua hugs to ou Pee W ees fro~ you Mo~ ua Da.as BPIIta ll/f Joy, rou 110 l'(' brouglzt so mud! joy to our lives. Weare so proud of tile .lfoung lii(Nna n .lfou lza ve become. 'We're tQk~ il ~~,L. ii,d we're~-" ~"'t Wilit tQ see wJ,Qt's ,-,ext! t.,wc tQ r~ Tf'f' lot'P you, .Jfmn, Dad, • 'a 1rtl1, &· f~ [)Qd, ~mil~ f1clc?7 Hope You have grown and matured into a beautiful young lady. Despite the bratiness we are still so proud of you. Love you ur s mik> ha..c; brought us and otl1crs much JO.Y and happill('SS. \\7ork hard m I~<' a diff<'r<'t <' and k <'<'P s miling! lOlX', nlom , Dod, Court'n, nnd Sfx'nu.'r We hJVf JlWJ}lx'en so proud of the p:.>rson you Jre lllStde Jnd out- beJuttful! You Jre gotng jJ __ Jll LIS Wl1fll you get there. Love Jl\\JL M 111 11\.-l D. :i Hold to your sense of adventure in life. Keep climbing fences and jumping off cliffs. Olerish your imagina· tion. Remember olga and her goat coza? We hope life brings you as much happiness as you have brought to us. Love, Mom, Dad, Fran, Grace Baby Pictures �Ange/e; come in f3111all packager; with big hearl;e; and winge; to fly. We are e;o happy you choe;e LJ6 to be your parents. Love and happfnese alwaye, Mom&Dad Dear carrie/ May your bappy/ lOVin~/ CUriOUS/ beart always ~uide you as you dance tbrou~b tbe world.. Love, Mama, em11v, Daaa, ana Marcia ehasey. ehaser R...acer. ehase 1\nna, inger, thinker, dreamer. comedian, curious. kind, thoughtful, brave-and alway wonderful. Darling Boy, Travel the future with your ready smile, your wit, your loyalty, and our love. We love you. Love, Mom, Dad and Chili Mom, Dad, Katy, Lindy Your energg, tenaciousness anddrAte om i~e. andgou continue to Oh10ZE] ~. Now ,fs time to go ~the worJ:i We !~M? gou so tnUCIJ/1 .i1L WA YS KEEP YOUR SENSE OF WONDER, PAULA SHARE IT WITH THE WORLD. WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! LOVE, MOM DAD, AND CARLO "When we cio the l est that we ca11, we lle er ki1ow what 1111racle is WrOU0ht ill L...,Ur life, LY it1 the life L...,f atk...,ther." -Helen Keller Do your l est. We are rrc'Uci (.. . f YL...,U. 1 1 G.we, y(....,ur family · Baby Ptclures A5 oVle c~apter c(. ~otM' life closes, aVJot~er beqlvts YoV1 ~ave aVl amaz rg creative taleVlt V1se it to t~e fV1 es+ + wll opeVl maV'~ d for ~ov.. We love ~OV1 * Love, Mom & Dad �11Bll1El1F<O)JI~ IE llfiiHIIliE ~ ~V IEllllliE ~ 11 r A 11 1-io~ 1-io~ q_uit-a cont-ro~ now doa::. ~our sordaf') Sa- srow wit-h lo\Ja. fo'-111~ ond friaf')d::. wit-h knowladsa. t-ha world ond if') ::.-piri"t wit-h ra::.-pact ond honor... ::.alf and ot-nar::.. \Oa wi::.h ~ou t-na ba::.t-, ~ou ora ::.ucn a bla::.::.if'l8 ond ~ou ora lo\Jad 1feres celebratir19 who __you are and who __you are__yet to be! * With much loPe, '111orn Dante: "/ wasn't even supposed to be here today!* To JEFFREY, OUR COYOTE_ -From *Oerk/ Kevin Smith Conor, YOU ,V\AKE US LAUGH, YOU MAKE US S V\ILE, YOU ,V\AKE US PROUD, fsn 't it great to discover that rou have the ability to surprise yourselP. Mom, Dad. and Cody UJfl ('f'CJtJfVff' You mode it!! With our continued support now and always. /! {}({ jtJ, f}tJ wtrlt all /! tJttr ltrarr -CtJttfttCtf{ J LOVf. Love, Mom and Cloyd HO LOVES l"OIJ Rr? GO FOR IT so! WE ARE SO Mom. l)fld llltd * A~ttl;; LucyOh what a wonderful person you are!! Y ou have that will that will t ake you f ar in life. ROIJD OF l"OIJ. BIRDIE, BIRDIE! lOYE, JIOM, DAD, .IJt.MIC, [, ICK Love . Mom Baby P1ctures �IE llf IHIIII "' To the 1:x:Jy wfrh a brain, a heart, coora~e, and a home forever in a.zr hearts. We love 1plf ScmliL\ CL,Il,1r ~'~tCJt~1t k1 1101 WC'. ~1;C' f-L1 ~1 rL1 UJ L1 f YL1 U. Fdk,w YL,Ut .+r~11110 ~11ki ..iL11J't C'.VC'.r (liVC'. u~,· L::.l,~1 Blr:.~; ~ L1 U. Mom, Dad and KryshJna k"'\ C', r.,.t ML 111 1 .111-i -\11~1rl To Kato, Enjoy the adventure of Find!fOld./Off- college but come home often · or your brother gets Follow !lour heart your room. We !o&-e !fOU. With love, respect. and a wink, Mom, Dad & Lam till our lo\J~ to our You were such a Mlo\J~d "trtgstifi~d deligh ful baby, and Von l(ristafi~d • ng awag "bunnabt.Jnna· (wis~ witebl and off~r gour soul gifts to tJ,~ world. now you're a won- Lo\J~. derful grown-up. We can't wait to see who comes next. We love youl Morn, Dad rttom. Dad & 0~\Jin Woll Dono, Plotl May you oontlnuo to eot a thrlll out of allllf6h oxporlonooe. "Thcec ut·e t " lusting bcc1uests \e (ll1 hope t gi.l] out' children. You'vo maao ue proud I Lov~. * Morn, Dad, Sam, Tom and L M01n und JuiJa Owl Baby Pictures �I BIEI IE lflHil I ~Vi 11 "' A' a child, Katelvn, vou corcrcd a lot ofground in a verv horc cime. \Ve hare no doubt that a~ an adult vou will accompJic;h manv goafc; and enjov doing o with a tarbucks m hand! IE JDYOIAS MADLE El YoiA are drama Yii.As c., SOV'g aVld daV'ce ro lea Vl o OVle di:jV'OWc i:jOIAVlq womaV' '1eV'eatf1 001Ar a~Aq~ V'g sm e I es a deptf. of VlS19f1 OV'd lVI e I qeV'ce f1at wll propel 0DiA o acf1 eve i:jOIIlr b q dreams vve re alwa1:1s f1ere for i:jOIA, ~ * l..s Lon~, ave Mom,Dadand Morr aVId Oad (Heatfler TI.J '' QV1d C.o •oo) ~ ~ ~ r ~ ("• ~ ~ u 0 f' ~ Anaos , Our wish for !JOU is to find alwa~:j s the love and beauty that surround !JOU · la Joie de Vivre " becomes !JOU . Your Proud Parent e ALW AYS LOVED YOU AND ALW AYS W ILL. 'You light my way!" love, Mom The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. fllways follow your creative spirit. ~ ~ ~ ~ ._ ~ J ~ ~ r LOVE, /V\0/v\, DAD ("• f' ;r AND SA N\ ... l . ~ ..,) ....,) ....,) Daclcly's boy! Moll\. Dacl. We love you, Mom, Dad, Jesse & Caby . ...) ~ Patrick. Petrilla ucl Chahner Baby Pictures �'JJ~u fia~ a ca.ettvattns smtle tfien an~ JJ.~U stt/1 ~~ t~~aJJ. : maJJ. JJ.~U s~ jar Tn JJ.~Ur en~eav~rs 6ecause we We Jre :o proud of _you. The future i: :~II _you~. 'Don't be afraid to :tl'im qgain:t the ~n~w JJ.~U can. (/,tJ ve. f!i ~untre The b st to this Bri~ht and Talented little ~irt that has ~rown to be the youn~ lady you are. ·from humble beginnings spring great things.· We love you Zoe · Dad, N\ama and Hili We ore so proud of Kir~ten- ~ !fOW" ~khmenk. ~ You have Drought me so 0 nucJ,JO!f & n Shine !lour light on. the .. I will love you forever. like you for alway~ • a~ long a~ I 'm living my baby youll be. · - ... work:/ Mun~ch n Momondo/1 Lot~ of thekvn~ IOVQ, ...,0 ..t n l ~ ~ To a ""fu'turQ. a:; '"BriR~T a:; 't~i:; taCQ.Congra'tulation:;l \J)Q. all LoiJQ. ~ou . f'\ol...\, "Dad, C:t-ra, Gral...\1...\~, )~:,:,~ , Grandad, Aunt\l)~nd~ , Aunt~anc~, \l)il ~~ fr_yp"ne«. ".,.... c-· ~ (' ' ~ (' ~ ~ u Mom J1LLIE, WE LOVE YOU SO 'v\UCH. BE STRO G. HAPPY, A D LEARN AL~ THAT YOU CA .~AKE A DIFFERE CE I THE WORLD. �IBll liF 0)11~ IE llf IHIIIE V ~V IEll~ IE ~ l lf ~ I~ To Sam a ma of many talents Congratulahons on your ,.,) t. graduahonl :J W th yOJ compass1on ... conv1chons and creat·v1ty ~ • ~ we know you w I acheve "My courJge Jr1d esprit never fJils. I Jill Jlive unto n1yself. I will succeed!" your dreal"'lS. ' ~ Our love w1ll be w th you f/) always- DodMQrT! Andrea & Fu You have grown from a bearl:ifl.A baby to a gorgeov; !P-1'9 wana~. God wantc; you to appreciate who He made you to be and to develop what He gave ~· He doec;n't want you to try to exch<¥1ge what He gave ~· You are a unique !:lend of talentc; and gifting.; and ch<¥-acter: and ~ have a trique destiny upon t~c; earth. Love, Mom Jrld 0Jd "We're onl). lll?re for J short VtStt. OJn't hun)'. OJn't won). ArK.i be sure to smell the flowers Jlong the \vJ).." YOJ AI<£ ~OMtBOOY* ILO~YCAJ. Michelle. your mother b..V~N . \V~ A~~ :,o IJAPPY AND P~UD TO e>~ YOU~ PA~~NT:, YOU IJAV~ e>~~N :,p~CIAL :,INC~ YOU A~~~V~D IN OU~ LIV~ -ou~ T~U~T LIF~ 1:, \VIJ~N \V~ A~~ IN D~UM:, A\VA'Lr;_- - Ll~N~Y DAVID Two~uu ConstrafulaUons on your straduauonWHh pride, love, and respect Always smile like in this picture. Embrace life to your fullest. Make every day count. Stay young in your heart and don't forget how to have fun in your adult life. You are my little girl always and a GREAT BIG SISTER. We are proud of you and all your accomplishments. We will Lizzi, Dad& Hom Baby P1ctures �* �* * * dflthou.9h lt 1.-eemed 1.-ho~t, we walked ou.t of the doo~1.- 1.-ar7o~ln,:J the memo~le1.-. <We 5-teffed on,to ou.~ n,ew fteld an,d a.hee~ed a1.the football team won, the dfomea.omln,:J game. <We dan,a.ed to the ea~tbbean, beat at dfomea.omln,:J an,d atten,ded a.la1.-1.aatlultle~. <We watahed "hlno~ ~to"m the 1.-ta9e an,d ftddle~1.- on, the ~oof <We 5-U-ffo~ted the a~t1.- an,d ofen,ed ou.~ ea~1.- to the r7ola.e1.- of ou.~ a.la1.-1.-mate1.-. <We t~ar7eled to a.omfetltlon,1.- bu.t al1.-o ~ef~e1.-en,ted the cfln,:Jel1.- at home. Clo9ethe~ we wo~e ~ed and white and '(;eineinbe"ed ... u Closing �Aal , An ... . 16, 56, 182, 183 66, 71 , 132, 133, 194, 195 Abbott , Em1lle Abraham . Hannah ... 56, 61 , 169, 203, 204 , 207 Acers, Chelsea Acosta , Cesar AcqUIS1o , Kalen ... 74. 182. 183, 184, 197 203 Adam , Fardosa Adams, Catino _.........;;;.o.c.__., Adam A 22 74 , 118 ' 90, 203 ..... 74 Afework, D1amond .. 30, 33 A1d , Dan ........... .. 56. 180, 81 , 186. 187 A1qU1pa -Dorner, Lourdes .. .. .... 74, 166, 182 AJUaJ, Marsa .. .. .. ...... 56 Alan , Taylor .. 204 205 Albert , Cnst1na ...... 56 Albnght , Alexander ...... 66 .... 74 Albright , Ashlee Aldnch , Alexandrea .... 56 AleXIS, M1kayla 74, 77, 81 , 100, 110 . 56 Allm . Barakat . 66, 94 154 Atlegrezza. Ben • Allen, Sandra.. ... 20, 42, 48. 212 Allen , Savannah . ........... 66. 182 AlliSOn Ben .. ...... 6, 17, 20, 23 43 146, 147 227 Almon Dan .. . 20, 37, 43, 113, 176, 177, 224 ...... 74 Alston , Millicent Alves, G1ulia .. 10, 20, 52. 54 Amaya Mana 74 Ameen , lshma1l. . 74 99. 106, 182. 183 Ammeo Roxe-Anne ... 56 Amtn1an, Manuchehr .......... ........ 56. 182 Amretn, Kealan .... .. ... 56 Anderson . Emma ..... 56, 65, 99 166, 167 ... 145 Anderson, Re1ko ... 66, 174 175 Anderson . Sharmtne ....... Anderson-Thayer, Brandon .......... .. ..... 74 Andrews, Momca ....... 56, 180, 210 Andnanakos. Anna 74 101 Andnanakos , Georg1a 74, 118 141 Angeles-Camacho , LUis 20, 33 Ant1 , M1ke ...... • 188 Apel, Angelica .. 74. 186 AqUISto , Kalen ..... 77 .. ... 66 Arceo , LOUIS . Archambault W1ll .... 56 Arline. Morgan 74 , 84 , 85. 118 Armendanz , Omar .. 74 ArmiJO, R1chard 66 74 Armstrong , Can1sha ...... Armstrong , Danan ......... 15, 74 106, 142 .. .... 74 Armstrong , Jenn ........... Armstrong, Kathenne ....... •..... 66. 130. 131 Armstrong , Larry ...... .56 , 104, 105, 177, 204 Arnold , Colin ...... 66 Arnold , Devm ..... 56 Aschkmasi. Dan .. 66.94 122, 177 186 Ashtakala. R1sh1 .. 56 Atenoo . Alex1 . 56. 122 Atufunwa, Max .. 56 149. 204 244 Auster, Chnst1na ... 7, 65, 66. 126. 138. 140. 141, 209 Austermann , Carne 8. 74, 152 153 Austtn , Jovan . 7, 20, 35, 54 163 164 Avalos, Jorge 56 Avery Jonathan 56 .. ... 66 Avery. Katie.. Avila . Jackie 56, 57 Av1la Rebeca 74 77 Axelrod , Sydney ..... 56 , 65, 89, 99, 166 167,200, 201,204 207 ...... 20, 40, 55, 162. 200 ..... 66 :__ --~---" 20 01 .......... 1 20 4 56 Bankston-Jam1son. Latiah Index Bankston-Jam1son, Mon1que ... 66, 174 Banuelos, Serg1o .. 12 20 25, 55, 182, 200, 208,226 Baquera, Cynth1a .... 66 Barber, Evan ..... ... ... 4, 56 , 122, 204 Barber, Kelisha 66 Bardwell, Emily . 11 , 56, 61 , 158, I 59, 210, 211 Barnholt. Le1gh ...... 13, 74 , 84 , 110, 186, 187 Baros. Kyl1e 66 74 Baros, Sh ena .. .... Barraza LUIS 85 Barrera, Dom1mque ...... . 74 , 182 56 , 180 Barrett. Allison Barsch . Shelby 66 Bartholomew, Greg 20, 21 Bartholomew, lan 74 , 84, 197 Bass. Brianna . . 74 Bass. Kate ....... 56 , 96 66, 133 Basse , Madeline .. ... 8, 74. 126. 153, 169 Bates, Erm ........ Bats ford , Andrew .... 56. 142, 143 Battle, Edd1e ... 1, 20, 36 , 134, 135, 200, 208. 229 Baxter Alura ..... 56. 65. 172, 173 Seal, Lak1ela 66. 189 21 , 22 , 172, 173, 196, Beanum, V1enna 197, 200, 203 , 207, 208, 221 Beard Latoya ...... .. ...44 Beard Quamsha .... . ... 56 Bechtel, Dana ...... .. .. 66 Beckett, Chelsea .. . 21 , 25, 30, 144, 145, 226 Beckett, N1ck ........... 66, 114, 115, 162, 203 Beczkalo, Zan ... .. ... 56, 61 , 109, 203 Bedoka , Rebekah ... 74 , 200 Seem, Morgan 21 28 Behnke, QUinn ... .. .. .. 66, 149 19 21 , 23, 178, 194, 203, 210 , Behr, Julia 223 Bell, Alvm . ......... 18 21 23, 43 , 104, 105 Bell, Caitlin .... 66, 69, 161 , 194, 203, 204, 205 74, 89 , 169 Bell , Stephame .......... Bell-Nugent , Mackenz1 . 9, 74 , 186 Bellido-Choy Patnck 74 Belveal, BenJamm ..... 56 65, 66 , 126 Benav1dez, Felic1a ..... ...... 74, 141 Benav1dez . Meficia Benko, Logan ........... 6. 21 26, 43, 204 , 222 66, 122, 177, 203 Bennett. Alex ....... ..... Bennett. Dev1n ............ . 74 Benson, Charles ......... . .......... ......... 74 Bentley, Bnanna ......... . .......... ..... 56, 204 .. 21 , 37, 204 , 216 Bentley, Cla1re ........... . Berenato, Lucy .......... . .. .. 21 , 30, 38 , 225 Berg , N1chole ...... 56, 169, 203 Berge. Hayden • 74 , 84, 122. 157, 186, 187 Berkman. Tamara ... 19,21,25, 180, 200. 204 205 66 Bernal, Arturo ............. 20 21, 42 Berryman , Anel.. .......... .......... 56 Bershof, Estee ............. Bhas1n. Rav1 ................ .. ......... 74, 114, 115 B1gley, Sarah .............. ... 56, 57, 194, 203 Billingsley, Charma1ne 56, 180, 196, 204 B1nd1ng Kelly .. 74 , 110, 153180 ... 66, 114 Bmgham , Jack Black. Jerem1ah ........ 56 . 104, 105, 142, 176. 177 9, 56, 207 Blackmon. Kev1n ......... Bla1r Ham1lton .............. .. ......... 66 Bla1r-McCotter, Jeff ..... 66, 86, 94 21 , 40, 182 Blake, A1sha Blank, Caitlin 21 , 39, 55 Blea. Jonathan ...... .... . . 66 Blodgett, Bo ... ..... 21, 22 , 31 , 180,181 , 186, 222 Bloom , Molly ....... 22 , 43 , 144, 145, 204 , 205, 217 Beak. Canyon ............... ........... .. ......... 74 .......... ... 66 , 118 Bockh , Kalla Bolden, Rebecca ......... .. ....... 56, 200, 204 Bolger, Chnst1an ... • ....... 56. 136, 137 Bonesteel , tan .......... 56, 65, 177 Bonner, Reneka ......... 66 Booren , Margaux .... 22, 31, 39, 42, 130, 195, 218,244 Booth, Jordan ....... 7, 66 . 110. 160, 169, 203, 204 Borgel, Melissa ......... 74 Bormann , Em1ly .. 56, 57,97, 124, 170. 171 Borne, Bnttany ..... .... . .22, 31, 41, 204, 211 , 215 Bortle Alyssa ..... . ...... 74, 98,110, 169 16. 66 Boston Donta 66 Boswell, Kev1n Botelho. Bryan 66, 69 Boutwell, Dale 66, 180 Bowe, Annahse .... 66 Bowen , Ben . 56, 64 Bowen , Jamal ..... 56 Bower, Darc1 . .. ...... 56 Bowers , Ben . 56 , 177, 178, 203 Boyd , Ben ..... 18, 22, 50 , 134 56, 65. 90, 196, 204, 205 Boyd , Reese Boyd , Satha .. 56, 86, 113, 146 Boyle, Dan .. 22, 31 128. 129. 154. 155, 180, 186, 187, 208 . 210. 211 , 218 Boyle, Kelly 22 108, 109, 158. 195. 224 244 Brachfeld , Alex 66, 114 Bradey, Lauren ... 181 Bradley. Allison 74 , 85 Bradley Kyle .. .. .... 56 .... 66 Bradshaw, Ashley Brady, Ben . 74 85, 122, 181 , 186, 187, 196. 197 17, 18, 21 , 22, 180, 186. Brady, Lauren . 187, 203, 204 , 205, 210, 211 , 222 Braud , Cathenne 10, 56 Breed Elise 17, 18 22 30, 199, 204 215 . .. 56, 194, 176. 177 Brehm , Max .. . Bre1t, lzzy 9. 66, 118, 166. 167 22 23. 30, 138. 139 Brewer. D'm11nus Brewer, Eugene . 74 Brewer, James . 56 .. .. 21 , 22. 42 Brewton , Natasha . Bnel , Audrey ........ 56, 181 , 186 Bnggs, T1erra .... . .. ....... 22. 46 Bngham Evan .. 18 23. 33, 54 , 177, 183 Bnscoe Marketta . 66 Brooks, Adnan . ....... ... 74 56 , 105, 137 Brooks, O'Brian ..... 56 Brown. BenJamm 66, 114, 176, 177 Brown. Cobm Brown, Elissa 23, 30, 46 Brown. Greg 66 .. 9. 23 , 35, 55, 186, 187, 200, Brown. Kori 207 Brown. Laura 23, 26, 225 Brown. Lauren ... 8, 56 Brown , Malcolm .......... .. .. .. 66, 180 Brown. N1ck . ... 74 , 84 , 122, 187 Brown. S1mon 37, 182, 183 Bruce, Sept1ma 23, 31 , 40, 215 Bruce-Doz1er S1era 66 Bryant, James 74 Bryant, M1chaela ......... 74, 85 Bryant, Romka 74,85 Buchanan, M1chelle .... 23, 40 145, 204, 205, 219 Buck ngham, Brandon ..... .. ...... 57 Buckingham, Deme1nus . ... 23 , 53 Bunton, Kevan . 49 , 104 Burchard-Sm1th, Vmcent ......... 74 Burchette, Maya .. 7, 65, 66. 101 , 126, 127, 141 164 194.208, 209 Burgwyn, Harry 19,23,39, 220 Burnett. N1elah . 12, 23, 30, 34 , 165. 194 Burns, Clay .. 74, 182 Burns,de, Robert 74 Burns-DeBoskey, Sam .... 15 Burt, Audrey .. .. .. ..... 57 Burt, Ryan ... .. 23. 91 , 146, 147 178. 179, 211 , 225 Burtness, Dan 13, 57, 93 149, 182 .66, 100, 160 Burton, Ashle1gh Bush, Ryan ..... ... 74, 89, 162 Busmaro, Roby . •.......... 15, 23, 33, 55, 209 Butcher, Anthony ... 57. 105, 106 13, 57 Butler, D1anna .. .............. Butler, Jenmfer . ............... .......... •...... 74 Buxman, Rhiannon ............. , 6, 66, 93. 118 Byers , Amanda . .......... .. .... 66 Byers, Emma ......... 57, 186, 203 204 Cabeii-Kiuch , Thomas 182 8 74 66 ...... 57, 180, 186, 204 Campb II Jacqu lynn Campb II, J mar Campbell, Shantel Campos, Jem1ela Campos, Jonathan Canada An I CanJar Jordan Cannon . Rhoads .. Cannon Walker .... Cannon William Cantrell, QUiera Capecelatro, Eve Capecelatro, Mana 24 228 Cardenas, Jorg 74 Carey, Bnanna 66 Carlson, Em1ly 74 110 11 1 144 145 169 Carlson , Megan 74 110 ·~s Carney, Chandra 66 203 Carr Adnona ~1 Carr, Jenesa 74 Carroll, Tyler .. 29 Carrothers, Harry .. 106 146 196, 204 Carter, Aaron . 74 Carter, Destiny 102 Carter, Jareal .. 66 Carter, Reg1nald 74 106 Carter, Shakeele 66 Carter. ShaqUita 12, 24 30, 43 48 2'5 24 50 Case, Allenma Cash1n , lan 74 Cas1as. R1chard . 57 Cas as, Troy ...... 74 Cas lias, Jorge . 49 tO' Cass, Jonathan 74 t29 Cass. Max 74, 122 149 Castaneda , Angelica ......... 66 Castaneda , Jose . 74 Castanon, lsa1as 96 Casteel, Jordan .. 16, 57 204 Cast1lle , Rebekah .. 74 Castille , Victona ... 66 Castle Tyler 65. 66 , 137, 156, 184 '87 20 24 , 54 154 155 184 Castle Zach 213 Castorena, Adnana 66 Castorena, Mansa 57 Castro Llzbeth ...... . 66 Caswell, Emily .... . 66 Caudle, Madelme 8, 24 108 109 '50 203, 204 Caudle , Tessa ...... 13. 57 110 CdeBaca, Em11ia ...... 66 186 Cepress-McLean, H1llary 75 Cerrato, Kev1n 49 Chambers, Champagne 75 Chambers, M1chellay 66 Chambers, Tnst1an .. 48 Champman, Lauren • 203 Chapman, Danus ..... 13 Chapman, John . ...... 66, 93, 105 10Ei 164 Chase· Knox . Jasm1ne . .. 66 Chavez Estephama ........ .. ........ 18. 24 52 Cheroutes, Allie 75 t 8 Ch1erch1e , Cass1 66 Chmeth, Ka1lah 75 200 Ch,techl, Christ1ne ........... 66 Chltsom , Amanda .... . . 24 Chnslianson, Carlle . ... .. 66. 118 138 139 Chucov1ch, Arek 75 Cianc1o, Paolo .. .. ..... 8, 75 100, 149 186 Cisneros , Pete .. .............. ...... 75 Gladis, Elleni ..... 57, 124, 126, 127, 158 160 161 , 182, 194, 195 Clancy, Cla1re. . 21 , 24. 42, 132 133 180 186, 199 66, 105 '06 Clardy. Dom1mc 66 Clark, Janay ..... 51 Clark, Lorenzo .. 75 Clark, QUincy .... . Clark, Russell .... . Clark, Tara ........ .. Clay, Okeesitta .... . Clayman, Abraham Clayman, Cass1e , Cleary, Conor ....... 24, 38, 43, 120 12' 225 Cleveland , Shaqaya ......... 75. 85 118 141 Chiton -Nettles. P1erre • .. 75 Chiton-Nettles. Tinesha 67 14' Cochran , Riley ....... 67, 146 178 Coe, John , ......... 57 75 205 Coe, Matthew ........ Coe, Robert .......... 43 Cohen , Charlie ........ ........... 67 Cohen . Drew 75, 114, 115, 142 149 �lbert. C81tlyn ;;ole Brandon .... Cole Christopher Cole Robyn 1er, AunJan•que er. Ne1l ns, Domomque Col ns. Kevin Col ns, Shannon .. eo eo eo ..... 57 ........ 46 ....... 67 75. 85. 126, 127, 180 75, 118 24 , 42 , 43 ... 67 .... 75 57 65 , 172 173. 206 , '$)7 eo opy Kathryn . . .. .... 57 mbs. Danen .... 57, 204 eonaway, Alex ..... .. ... 205 nnelly, Pearce .. ... 57 176 , 177 Connolly, Will ........ .. ...... 75 114 eornor, Bailey .... 25, 43 , 146, 147, 178. 184, ~ 196, 203 , 204 , 229 DeJong , Andrea ...... ........ 26 . 50 DeJong , Kayla ......... .. .. 75 , 77, 88 Dekraker, Stefan ..... ........ .. .. 75 Delaney, William ..... 58, 189, 200 Delanoy. Casey ....... .. ..... 75. 180 DelaRosa. Adnana . 75, 77 Delcampo, Lauren ... 26, 29 Deleon , Amber ........ 58, 94 Delgado , Vanessa 67 Dellaport. Calder . 75, 91 DeMart1m . Ananda 9 . 58 . 204 Demby, Ethan ... 58. 146 Demmg , Neil ...... 9 26 , 30, 122, 186 . 223 Dennmg , Estephen . • 75 Denton , Andy 58, 154, 204 DeRungs Sarah ....... .. 67 Desha1es, Adnenne . . .. 58 , 145, 180, 181 , eorstance Kard 1...... 25. 31 35, 174, 180, 204 s• 186. 187. 204. 2o5 Devany . Enn . .. 67 Dewey , Ben .. 75 , 182, 183 Dewey, Mary . 58 , 203, 204 D1ack. Nick ..... .. 58, 91 , 162, 192, 205, 207 Diaz. R1chard . .. 67 D1bble, N1a ..... ........ . ........ ........ .. 75 Dickerson. Ke•era ....... . ........ . 75 Dickerson -Randolph , Kewhan .. .. .. 75, 137 D1etvorst . Berkeley .... ... ......... .. ... 58, 203 D1llard·Watk1ns , TahJ .... .. ...... 75, 182 , 183 Dimery, Tnston 20 , 26 , 54 , 191 , 200 , 204 , Cortreras Beatnz . ........ ....... 67, 186 Coo N•cole ..... . ........ 25 , 45 Coo Sarah ...... 25. 39, 54, 158. 159, 225 Cooper. Jeremy ..... . .. ... 57 Cooper, Matthew ... .. ....... ........ .. ... 75 Cooper. Walter .... 75. 106, 137 eopeland Courtney .. 67 1sh. Bethany ... 13. 24, 25 , 30, 124, 195. eo '$)4 211 , 223 , 244 Con•sh . Sarah ...... .. .. .... 12. 67 118. 180 Cor'al, Jema ..... 75. 101 Cortez-Lara , Jose ..... ... 67 Cortez -Ray . Kierra ..... .. .. 75 Coston , S•ede ........... .. .. 75 Cotton . Johnny ............ 75, 84 CouHer, Rachel ............ 24. 25. 91 , 174. 180 Couttee , Kierston ....... . ...... 19 , 25 , 52 . 91 Couttee T1ffan1 ............ .. ..... 75, 174 Cowans . Deonta .......... 57, 105, 177 Cox Morgan . ............ . 180 Cranon , N1cole ............ ......... .. 75 Crawford . Carson ........ 67, 153.180 Cre1ghton . Lila 10. 57, 110 . 158, 195 , 203, 204 211 , 244 Crew, Robby . .. ..... 57, 203 Cuellar, Maria .. 67 Cuellar, Sandy . 67 Cumm•ngs, Matthew .... • 75 Cunnmgham , Le'Ausha 75 Curry, Devan 67 , 137, 164 CurtiS, Nazma . 67 CurtiS, Tamarah ....... 25. 50 OOraz1o . Oliver ........ 75, 84 , 114, 186 , 187 Dabney _ ..J-~Oadg Oa e n•aha. 67 ............ 75 , 114 42 , 186, 187, 206 oz 220 ···"----·==~.,.,.:,;o8 • 55 7, 114, 115 ~~dson , Becca 10, 12 , 17, 25 , 35, 180 , ~ 187, 210, 211 216 Oav•dson , Tyquela .. ...... ....... 75 av1la . Glenn .... ............ .. ........ 40 Davis, Anthony .. ............. .. .. 67 , 89 Davis, Brett ........ ............. .. .. 13 , 67 Davis, Carlo ............ 67, 133 , 177, 184, 187 Dav1s, Chauncey .... 9 , 26 , 30, 35. 128 . 129. .l,o:i"~~~-=:.:.:;:,;~~::.::;;~·":;"20 207 DaVIs, Deontay .. . ........ ......... .. ....... 67 Dav s, Devahshey .................... 26, 35 DaVIs, Dom1n1que ........ 16, 75 , 84, 85, 118, '9 Oav1s, Gregory . ... 67 Oav1s, Jasm1ne .. ... 58 Davis, Ke•th ....... .. ...... 58 Davis, La R1csha • .. ... 9 , 13, 58, 172 , 173 Dav s, Leann ...... ... ......... .......... .. ...... 30 Oav1s, Pamosa .... .. .......... .......... .. ..... 75 vs. Paula ....... 26 , 37, 132, 133, 158. 159, 198, 203 , 204, 208 , 224 VIS, Preston ..... .. ... 105 , 106. 107, 142 VIS, Suequia ..... ......... .. ..... 26 , 42 , 52 Oav1s, Troy .......... .... ..... ......... . .. .... 67 Oawk•ns , Lorenzo ........ ......... .. ... 67 a Kelly .. .. 58, 64 , 89 , 203, 211 , 170. 71 Decamilhs , Ara .. .. lleeam1llo, Nick .. .. Decarlo . Kendall .. . tel, N1ta1 ........ .. 57, 58 58, 64 .... 75 ..................... 67, 201 208 Dischmger, Hannah 58, 203 DIXOn , Ben .... . 19. 26 . 54 DIXOn , Jade .. . 58 Dixon , Lamond 75 D1xon , M•caiah . ... 26. 29 D1xon , Ru ssell . ... 75, 99 Dodgar. Sharad ....... 100 Dommguez , Shane! ....... .. ........ 26, 49 , 214 ........ 75 Dom•mque , Esa1e ........... . Donahue, Geoffrey ......... . .. 75, 149 Donovan , Emery ... 67, 184. 158 159 , 203 , 204 , 205 Elliott. Clarke .. ....... .. 75 Elliott. OJ ......... . 27, 50, 98 Ell1ott. Jack1e ... .. ... 58, 192 Ellis, Anna ....... 12. 19, 26 , 27, 42 , 180, 204 , 221 Ellis. Sam ........ ......... .. ..... 58. 90 Ellis, Tiara ......... ........ ........ . 75 Emery, Elle ....... .. ... 7, 67, 92 , 158 Emnch , Paul .... 64 , 67, 100 . 180, 185 , 186 Engdahl, Mats ... 67. 146 , 194 Engelbrecht·Pollard . Stephan•e 75 Engelken , Jeff. 20, 27, 43 , 55,1 20 , 121 , 186, 195 , 203, 207 208 ,225 Engelken , Lisa 76 , 110 , 166, 180 Engert, Joshua 76 Enn1s, ian ...... .. .. 58 . 65 Epperson , Dan•e l 67 Epperson , Damelle ..... ...... 200 Eppler. Alex ...... 28 , 38, 54 , 185, 199 Enckson . Spencer ..... 76, 85 . 120, 121 , 149, 182 Enckson Taylor 20 , 28. 43. 120 , 121 , 223 , 244 Esamil , Jamila ... . ................ 76 Escalante , Jason 58, 113 , 176, 177 .............. 11 , 52 Esen. Ravza ..... . Esen . Selen ...... . ..................... 28, 209 ..... 28 , 41 , 42, 200, 201 , Esparza, Victona 217 Esp1noza Darw•n . 46 , 188 Esp1noza. D•ego ... 58, 64 Esp•noza Tyrus . ...... 64 Estep, Cameron .... 28, 41 , 214 Estrella. Victoria ..... 67 Evanger . J1m .. 76, 91 Evans, AI'Jeryd 1, 18, 28, 30. 45. 105, 176, 177, 200, 204 , 211 , 216 Ew1ng , Sarah ........ 15, 19 28. 55 . 158. 159, 199, 204, 209 , 211 , 219 Faber, Will:==---~---~ Fade F~~~ ~~----~-----. Dorsey . Chelsea . ............ ......... .. ....... 58 Doss . Ghaea ...... 9, 13, 21 , 26 , 55. 164, 165. 180 , 186, 200 , 204, 209, 210 Dotson . Rashawn ............. ......... .. ....... 58 Dotson, Regg•e ... ............ .. ....... 27, 42 , 47 Dove , Walker ...... .. ......... 75, 114, 186, 187 Dowling , Blake ..... .. ........ 75, 124, 125. 141 Dowling , Jack .. .. 58, 122, 186 Dowling . Matthew ... 75 , 92 , 149 Downmg , Fraser 17, 56, 58. 90, 177 182 , 183 Doyle . DJ . .. .. 27 , 30 , 41 96. 104 105, 212 Drake. Chnstopher ........... ......... .. .... 67 Draper. Lynnikka .. .. ... 9. 67 102 172. 173 Draper. Trav1s ....... ......... .. .... 67 Dreskin , Sam ........ ............. .. .. 22. 27 229 Droy , Tyler .......... ............. .......... 27, 29 DuBry, Chanae ' ..... .. ........ 67, 192 DuBry, Kayla ......... .. ....... 67, 192 Duclos, Cole .......... .. ....... 75, 187 Duclos, Vivienne .... ......... ... 67 Dudley, Adnen ........ . 67, 72, 137 Dudley, Domanica ... .. ........ 75, 84 Dudley, P1et .... 27 30, 34 , 104, 105 , 146, 178 226 Duell, Latara ... 1, 27, 36 Duerksen, Matt .. 58 , 121 , 122 Duke Amanda .......... .......... . 67 Dulan , Let•cia .......... ......... 200 Duncan , Delano ......... 58, 59 , 134 Dungan -Sullivan , Kaelin .. 67, 122, 177, 186 Dunn , Jake ............ 8 , 75, 114 , 115 , 177 Dunn , Kelly ... .. ...... 7 64 , 67, 110, 166, 203 Dupuch , Domin ick ..... .. ..... 18, 49 Dupuch , N•cholas ...... .. .. 75, 106 Duran . Angel 19. 27, 47 Duran . Leticia 75 Durant, Brooke .. 58, 138 Durant. Brynton 75 Durtee, Jesse 22 , 27 , 54 178 Durocher-Harleman, Feli 180 186 Duvall , Phoebe . 7 , 81 Eagle , Vik1 ........ , 189 Ealey, Luke .. , 196 , 204 Easley. Amy . .. 67 , 169 Ebel, Eric ....... 13 58 , 148 , 149 Edd•ngton , Loug .......... 67 Edwards , Damel 8. 189 , 192, 200 76 ... 76. 77, 81 , 114 58 76 67 Fearce , Ton ....... .......... . 76 Felber, Ashley ...................... 58, 150 , 207 Feldman. Alexander ........... .. ................. 67 Feldman , Amber . . 8 , 28. 45 , 183, 200, 204, 205, 206, 207 Ferg . Emma ........ ............ .. .. 76. 186, 197 Ferguson , Ca1lee . . .. 8. 76, 126, 152, 153 . 200 Ferguson , ian ... ...... 67 187 Ferguson , Momque .. 16, 58 , 200, 203 . 204 Fermaglich , Ben ...... .. ...... 51 , 227 Fernck. Kathleen ...... ............. ... 28, 50, 96 Fessenden . Kerry ................... 58 , 117, 203 Feuer, Hannah .......... .............. .......... • 67 Fey, William . .................................... 47 Fields , Max .. ...... 76, 96 , 186, 187 Figueroa, Josh 28 , 45 , 204, 205 Filak, Knst1n 58, 180, 203 . 204 Filer, Ashley ... 58 , 63 , 172. 173, 203 , 207, 208 Filonenko , Antonma .... .. .... 204 Filus , Chnsllan ........ 67 Fine , Charlie .. .. ....... 67, 97, 122 Fine Natalie ... ...... 76 , 126, 127 Finegan, Rye .. ............ . 67, 146 Fmme , Brandon ..... 76 , 182 . 197 Fmme , Natalie • .. ...... 24, 28 , 188 Fmn1e . N1chole . .. .. 58. 65 , 86, 94 141 , 182 F1sh , Jared ....... ........... . 76. 182, 189, 200 F1sher, Meaghan .......... 76, 111 , 169 180 Flanery. Stevie ........ tt , 58, 118, 119, 203 Flem•ng , Courtney ....... • 58 Flem•ng . Enn 28 , 46 Flitter. Ben... 6 . 18, 28 , 29 , 30 101 134 135, 200, 208 . 217 Flores, Yean .. .. ....... 18, 29 , 48 Flowers. Marcus ........ ........ • 76. 164 Flowers, Ruby ... ....... ........... • ....... 67 Fontenot. Am1e .. ....... ..... 13 , 58 , 63 , 204 Footlik, Adam .... ........ .. .. 58, 179 Ford Boone , Yoshann 1. .. ........ 9 , 58, 141 Foster, Steven .... ........ .. ........ ......... 67 Foster, Tucker .... ........ .. ............ 68 , 203 Fountam , Madeli ne ........ .. ...... 68 , 145, 186 Fraizer , Matthew .................... 58 Franc1s , Zachary ........ .. 76, 106 Franklin . Jordan ....... 58 , 96 , 137 Franklin . Kira .... ....... 68 Franklin . Mark .. ...... 76 Franklin . Tyler ....... 156 Fraz•er, Cand1ce ...... 76 Fraz1er, Jernca ...... 19, 29, 53 Freeman , Lauren 76, 180, 186 Freemond , Joe .. 29, 46 , 204 Fnedman Grace .... 67. 68 , 89 Fnend , Tara ...... ... 29 Fruge , Kayla ...... 68 , 90 Fubler, Charles .. 76 Fubler, Melvin ..... .. .... 68 Fug1 ·Moto. Brenna ..... 126 Fuller, Kalil ....... 58. 105. 106. 157 182 , 187 Fu lton , Parker ....... ......... . ........ .. .. 76 Funk , L1zzy ......... 22. 29 . 54, 108 , 109, 170, 195 204, 209, 211 , 218, 244 Gaass. Ali ........... . Gaass, Jesse ..... .. Gabel , Jeff.. 8 205, 210 , Gahbler 1, 4 h p ..... hable1 .. . 118, 119 76 29 50 . 58 Garc1a , Destiny ..................... 76, 182 , 189 Garc1a , Dom1ngo ......... ... ........ .... 76, 85 Garc1a, Jenmfer .......... ............ .. 68 180 Garc1a, Onm ..... .......... .. ...... 76 Garner, Corm1sha ...... 76 Garner, Cortez .... .. .... 68 Garrett, Rhay ..... .. ... 76 Garnson. Jawon ..... 76 Gary, Seanavea ..... 76 Garza, Mario ..... .. ... 76 Gathercole, Grace ..... 58 Gaulden , Kody 76, 85 Geanng. Enn .... 76, 86. 118 119, 180 Gegner. Laurel . 58, 64 , 89, 167, 204. 211 Gelernter, Alex ...... • 76 Geman, Jeff .......... 29. 31 , 51 , 211 Gemperline . Scott .... 68 , 203 , 204 , 206, 207 Germany, Jasm1ne .... 32, 53 , 174 , 175, 221 Germany, Jerma•ne ... .............. .......... 68 Gerry, K~rsten .......... .. ..... 32 , 39, 166 , 228 G1amett1 , Michael ...... .. ..... 32 46 Gibbs. Ryan .. .......... .. .... 76, 129 G•bbs . Thand• ............................. 76, tOO Gietl , Nathan . .......... ............. .. ...... 58 92 Gilbert , Danyelle ......... ............. .......... 76 Gilbert, Mookey ..... 14, 68, 134, 135 , 208 G•lchnst , Mackenzie ...... 9 , 65 . 116, 117, 153 G1Uesp•e Jabraun ........ .. .... 58 G•llisp•e. Amyah ..... ............ .. ..... 141 , 209 G1van , Lav1da ........ ............ .......... .. .. 68 Gladson, Gnffin ....... .. ......... 15. 58, 65 , 177 Glasper, Desean ..... ............ .......... ... 58 Gliwa, Catie .. 58 , 166, 168, 184 , 194 . 195, 203, 204, 244 Godbolt. James ...... .. .. 4, 32, 45 , 162, 186 Goernssen , N1clas ... 10. 32. 33, 55, 180, 187 Goff, Dan1elle 32, 40 , 226 Gonzales, Annemane 68 Gonzales, Rachel....... .19, 25 , 32, 99, 200 , 201 , 214 Gonzalez , Carolina ........ .. .................. 126 Gonzalez , Dan1el ........ 76 Goode, Sarah .... 10, 58, 195, 203 , 211 , 244 Goodman , Dav1d . 68 , 122 Gooley Bnttany .. ... 32 , 54 Gordon . Kelsey ... .. ...... 68 Gordy, Nathan .. .. ...... 76 Gosche. Emily .... 76, 141 , 161 Gosche, Matt . .... 76, 85. 114 142 Gotlin·Sheehan , Teresa .... 58, 64 Index �Gourd Alyson .... . ... 76 Grace, Natasha ... . . 67, 68 102 Graham, DeSean .. 76 Grant. Dest1ny ...... . 16, 76 Graves. Schuyler .. .. ... 68 Graves, Tab1as ...... . ... 76 Graves·Halterman, Laura ..... 4, 68 , 69 , 145, 180 , 186, 203 , 211 Gray, Peter .. .. .. 58. 65. 89 , 113, 176, 177 Gray, Ryan .. 68 , 105 , 106 , 107, 142, 143 Grear, Rash1da . . . 182, 183 Green, Hillary ... 76 , 85, 141 , 169, 180, 184 , 203 Green, Rose ............ . ......... 58, 184 , 204 Green Shavande ...... . .......... 58 ........... 76 Green . Tahana .......... .. 26 , 32, 228 Green. Zoe ................ . .... 76 , 180 Greene. Ashley ......... .. ... 68 , 182 Greene. Cameron ...... . ......... 58, 186, 187 Greene. Cathryn ........ . .......... 68 , 160, 161 Greenholz. Adnan ... .. 79 , 114, 115 , 187 Greenwood Jacob • 76 , 161 , 180, 183, Greenwood Janna 186, 205 Greenwood, Josh .... .a, 29. 31 , 32, 112, 113, 179, 180, 181 , 186, 187, 196 , 201 , 204 208 , 210 , 211 Greenwood. Thomas .... .. ...... 76 Greer, Ashley .. ......... .. ......... 58 Greer, James ........... • .. 76, 106 Gnff,e·Hayes. Ayrn . .. ..... 76 Gngsby, Au1ana • ..... • 76 Gnllo Max .. ....... 68 , 122, 123 , 187 Gnmes, Maya ... ..... 189 Groce, LyVette .......... .. ... 7, 58, 138, 139 Gross . Kendall ............ .. .... 210 Gross. Lauren ............... .. ...... 210 Grossmckle, Max .......... .. 58, 114 Grossn,ckle, Zach ........ . 76 , 114 Grove, Latnce .............. .. ........ 59 Grzybowski , Ryan ....... .. 68 , 106 Gude, Ana1s .. .19. 31 , 32 , 33 . 109, 194 227 Guereca Aaron ..... 77, 129 Gunnells, Mand,sa .. 32 , 43 Gurrola, Eduardo ...... . ..... 68 Guss . Isaac ................ .. ......... 68 Guthn 1dge, Dav1d ........ .. .. 59, 65 Guthne, Mac .............. 77, 122, 123, 148, 149 Gut1errez, Gabe 77, 84, 149, 182 Gut,errez. Josue ........ 68 Guy, Tat1ana . ........ 77, 180 Guzman , Omar ............. 68, 187 Hager, Lars ............... 77, 157, 182, 87 Hager, Marhes .......... .. ......... 59, 18 04 Hale, Alex .................. 204 Hall. Alex .................. 7 , 244 Hall , Allison ... 13, 26 , 3 167, 204 , 209 , 211 , 219 Hall. Bnan 30, 33 , 43 , 195, 229 , 244 Hall Julia Hall H .. 8 77, 161 ........ 68 2 187, 204 ........... 68 .......... 77 Hall, Zak1ya • ........... .. ........ 77 Halley, Dyrell .......... 59, 104, 105, 142, 204 Hallenbeck, Josh ........ 65 Hall,burton, Joshua ...... .. 64 , 68 Hall1burton. Virg1l ........... ... 9 , 59 Hamb1dge , Tim .............. 68 , 114, 115, 177 Hamermesh . Mona ........ 68, 203 Ham1lton, Ambrosia ...... •.... 33 , 50, 96, 211 Hamilton. Dawn ...... 77, 98 , 180, 196, 197 Hamlet. Aaron . ........ . .. ..... 77 Hamlet, Deven ............ •..... 68 Hamlet. Sydney ............ 59, 126 Hamlet. Symone ........... .. ...... 59 Hammond. John ............ 59 177 Hammond. Manlee ........ .. ....... 77 Hampton, Ashle1gh ....... .. ....... 59 Hampton, Jeffery .... 77, 98 , 106, 136, 137, 164 , 180, 181 Hansen. Mary • 12 , 33, 178. 196. 203 , 204, 208 , 225 Hanson, Riley .............. ...... 68 Hardy, De1on ............... .. ......... 77, 84, 137 Hardy, Nick .................. 33, 54, 105, 142 , 143 Harlan, Alysha .. ............ ............. .. ...... 68 Harlan, Edward . ....... 77, 106 Harlor, Carol .............. 29 , 33, 124, 203 , 216 Harlor. Susan ............. .. 77, 91 , 180, 186 Index Harlor, Tom ....... .. ....... 68 , 129, 157, 187 Harnngton, Lauren . 68 110, 180 Harnngton, MegharJ .... 33, 37, 151 , 184, 185, 203 , 204 , 205, 218 Harns. Bobby ... . 142 Hamson, Sarah 77, 166, 182 Hamson, Tom 59, 122, 142 Harrold, Andrew . .. .. 59 , 105 Hart, Graham ............. .. ..... 68 , 205 Hartman, Max ........... 69 Hartman. Molly ... .. 59, 95 , 170 Hartman, Patnck .. ...... .. .... 13, 68 Hartman , Peter .... 77, 81 , 149. 186, 187, 195, 244 Harvey, T1mothy . 68 Hasznos. Ben ........... 59, 61 , 105 , 106 Havranek. Kat1e ....... 59, 97 144, 145, 179, 204 , 209 Hayden. Chns . Hayden, Em1ly . Hayes. Breanna Hayes, Chns ... Hayes, Cory ... Hayes. Kalen . Hayes, Nell1e .• 15, 59 128, 129 ..... 77, 101 , 126 .... 68 , 160, 161 ......... 77 154 155 , 197 .... 49 ...... 33 , 45 , 54 59. 64 , 108, 109, 150, 195, 204 , 244 Haynes, Amanda ... 18, 33. 38 ... 18, 33 , 38 Haynes, Samantha Hazan, Jake ........ .. .......... 77, 122 Headley, N1gel ....... .............. 68 Heath. Tyler ........ . ....... 180, 186 HedmarJ , Than ......... . 59, 93 , 142, 180 , 185, 34, 48 , 188 , 212 Hubbard , N1ck 59, 182, 204 Hubbell . Noah Hudgens, Ashley 59 ..... 78, 85, 141 Hudley Shanae Hudnall, Chnstlan .... 10, 85 . 140, 141 , 164 10, 34 , 53, 164 Hudnall, Crystal 78 , 83 Hudson , Kevm 69 , 186 Hugg1ns, Bill ... ....... 78 Hughes . Danelle 69 , 161 Hughes, Hall1e . Hughes. M1chael 78 69 , 99 Hughes. Rob .. 59, 178. 179, 203 Hughes. Tote . Hull, Phil 69 Hundon , Chanty 78 . 78, 85. 141 Hunt. Tamek1a .. ...... 69 182 Hunt-Revers, Elizabeth ........ ... 78 Hunter. Lamour .. . 78 Hunter, Shontalaye Hunt1ngton, Oshamara ........ . .. 59 Hurst-Adams , Domm1que ..... .. ... 59 Huryk. Dawn ...... .. ... 78. 85, 180 Hutch1n , Laryl ...... . 203 Ibarra, Agustm ...... . 8 ldelberg, Lindsey .. . . 166 Ingle, Mary .. 78 lrvm , Tam1ka .... 78 lrvmg , G1deon 49 , 182, 186 1 34. 39 . 145 , 184 59 15, 59 , 184 ........... 78 ......... 77, 85 ... 69 , 101 ' 31 , 34, 104, 105 , 204 He1der. Scott ...... Hemz , Carl Hemz, Enc ..... . Hemzeroth, Mallory . .. ...... 77, 114 . 59. 89, 177 33 . 34, 129 .. 68 , 118, 119, 140, 141 , 161 , 195, 203 , 210 , 244 He1t, Lmdsey ........ ... 68 Henderson. Kenneth . 203 Henderson. Matt ........ 59 , 112 , 113 Henry, Shonnetta . .... .. ..... 68 , 182 Henry, Zachary ......... 77 Hernandez, Crystal ... 77 Hernandez, M1chelle . .. .... 77 , 200 Herrera, Chense ... . .. .... 59, 170 Hertz, G1deon • • . .. ..... 68 , 114 Hettench , Abby ....... .. .... 27, 33, 54, 97 Hicks, Joseph ....... ... 77 H1cks, Tiff1ny ......... ..... ........... ......... 68 H1gg,ns, Mary ......... 12, 21 30, 34 , 42 , 144 , 145, 180, 181 , 204 , 205 , 208 , 210 , 218 Hildreth , Quentin ....... 77 , 84, 106. 134, 137, 208 Hill, Ananna 77, 80, 84 H~ . Chns 13, 59 , 84, 106, 121 Hill , Jamal ....... 68 Hill , Mark81th ......... ...... 59, 105, 106 Hill, Marion ......... ... 77 Hill-Traylor, Chnstopher ..... . 78 H1II -Traylor, D1elleon ..... .. ....... 59 H~rom,tsu , Naom1 .......... 34, 38 , 93 , 178, 219 Hmam1, Lauren ............. ........... .. ......... 30 Hodge, Ev1tt ............... ............. .. 8, 34 , 51 Hoehn. Cameron ............ 78 , 122, 186, 149 Hoff, Kendall ...... 59 , 178. 180 , 186, 187 Hogsett. Murphy .... . 68 , 118 HokarJson . Brenna .... 57, 59, 124, 125, 182, 209 Hokanson . Neal. ................. 59, 64 , 97 , 182 Holcomb, Enca ............. .. .......... 13, 68 , 169 Holcomb, Zach ............. .. 32, 34, 182, 177 Holland , Ebony ............ .......... . ......... 59 Holland·Pium , N1kk1 .. .. 7, 68. 160, 180 Holmes, Alexandna ... . 34, 43 , 48 , 172, 173 Holmes , An anna ........... 68 , 204 , 205 , 207 Holmes, Ruby ................ .. 11 , 59, 169, 203 Holt, Acura ................ 4, 7, 65 , 68 , 138, 140 Holt. Aubom ........... 78 , 85, 141 Hamburger, Adam ......... .. ...... 68 Hood, Karron .............. ........... .. ....... 68 Hoover, Kammnn .......... ........... • 68 , 200 Hoover, Tarah ...... ...... . 19 , 34 , 39, 200 Hornsby Colin .............. 59, 182 , 187, 204 Hornsby, H1llary ............. ... 78 Hoskm, Alex .. 78. 114, 177 Hoskm. Cody ................ 68 , 114, 115, 177 Houcks. Jasmme ............ 65 , 68 House, Jessica ............... .. .... 68 House, Zun ......... 78 , 118. 16€' Houston, Casey ......... 78 , 106, 107, 187 Houston, Clayton .......... • 78, 106, 187 Howard Alex ................ ... 57, 59, 112, 113 Howard Leonard ......... .. ......... 68 , 105, 106 Howell, Marcus ...... 18, 30 , 34, 104, 105 , 208 Hoy, Jess1ca ....... .. .. 78, 126, 127, 182 Hubbard , Latleka .. ......... 69 Jackson , Sherelle .. .. ..... 59 Jackson, Tess 69 , 86, 170, 180 , 203 Jackson, Zabnna ...... . • • 4 , 65 , 69 , 169 Jacobs, Chen 78 Jacobs, Gavm ........ 78 , 122, 149, 178 , 184 Jacobs, John .... . 59 Jacobs, Mackenz1e .......... 59. 166. 168 169 , 186 194, 195 203 204 , 211 Jafan, Tat1ana .............. ... 32 , 34 , 43 , 219 James , Courtn1e ............ 1, 6 , 17, 35 , 53, 204 Jameson. Mary 78. 133 Jamck1, Samuel ....... 69 Jansen, Amanda 9 Janssen, Grace . 35 Jaynes , Jess1ca , 145 Jeffers, Just1n . . ... 78 Jempson. Ph1ll1 00 , 106 Jenkms . Colu 82. 197 200 Jones , Andrew Jones, Ayana Jones, Candace Jones, Cashm1 r Jones, Chnstlno Jones. Cam1lle 69 204 , 211 , 215 Jones. Courtney Jones. Des ree 220 Jones. Elizab th . .. Jones. Jahn1ce 1, 9 35, 174 , 200 , 201 , 204 Jones. Kam1lah 30 34 3 204 Jones, Katl'lerlne 59 Jones, Knstlan 78 Jones. Krys!le 188 189 200 Jones, Ryan . 30 32 36 211 Jones, Shawnt1a 79 Jones, Taylor . 59 123 157 182 187 Jones . V1ctona ... 59 96 Jones-R,dd,ck . Mand1sa 59 Joseph , Jasmmo . 102 Joyce , Madole1ne .. .. 27, 36, 109 178 185 a. 186, 187, 199, 202 , 227 Judish , Matthew .. . Judkms, Tyler ... .. Jumper Derrick ... . Jumei· Redd , Ashlynn Kamlet , Alyssa Kanu . Sonb1a Kaplan , Carolin .....=-,._...- .....,.. Kaplan . Noan·r:-;:::00..,....--::-:-;;,.,J Kash1wa Kat1ch , H Kearns , A x 204 , 220 Keefer, St Keene . Sam Ke1l, Chns ..... .. ... Keith , Courvo1s1 Ke Samar ey, renten Kelly , Elama . 206 , 210 Kendnck, Isabella Kennedy, Domon1que Kennedy-Shaw , Tannlth . Keys . Vince ...... Kieckhafer, Amy 224 Kiedel . Filip ....... . Kiel, Chns ...... . KISS , Trent .... . Kilburn , Gehng . K1llian, Kye ... K1mble , Jordan • Kmg Anthony .... Kmg Madele1ne . K~rklen , Julia ....... .... 78. 84, 118, 166. 169 Kle1man-Moran , M1chelle. ... ... 6, 7, 36. 37, 108, 109 , 204 , 214 J~rsara1e. .. 78 Job. N ......... 69 , 146 Joh .......... 78 . 200 Joh .......... 69 , 182 Joh ............ ... 78 Joh ....... 137, 208 Johns a .. 78 Johnson , Dontay 59 Johnson , Elizabeth 78 , 100, 161 Johnson , Elo1se ........ 27 35, 55, 203 , 204 , 217 Johnson , James ... .. ....... 35. 52 Johnson , Jasmyne 78 .. 20 , 35, 228 Johnson , Jeremy .. Johnson , Kason ... 69 Johnson , Kenyal . 78 59, 149 , 178 , 195 , 244 Johnson , Luke ...... Johnson , Morgan .. .. ..... 35, 50 Johnson , Rebekah 14, 69 Johnson , Renee ..... .. .. 59, 174 Johnson, Shenda ... 59 Johnson , Susan ...... 69 Johnson, Symphony . . 78 Johnson , Tamesha . . 78 Johnson, Toni ......... 69 Johnson· Hayward . Jacob ......... 69 Johnston , Kathenne .. .. .25, 35, 186, 187, 203 , 204 , 210 Johnston, Latnce ...... . Jo1ner, Arquese ........ .. Jo,ner, Ke1sha ........... .. Jo1ner, La'ke1sha ........ .. Jones, Alexander 78.85 , 98 16. 77 , 78 .. ....... 59 .. .... 138, 164, 165 .............. 69 , 187 Kluck , Steve ................... 78 , 122, 146 149 Kn1ght, Denms ....... .............. 60, 182 Knudsen , Dana ...... ............. . . 69 Knudsen , Sara ........ ............. 50 Kochevar, Beth ......... .. .. 60 , 158 194 195 202, 203 , 204 Kosm1ck1 . L1ly ...... 69 1 61 Kosse , Dagon ......... 24 36 227 Koyle , Charlie ... ..... 70 182 Krafft . Cohn . ........... .. ......... 65 70 95 '13 Kral. Nick .... .......... 78 Krause , Deborah .................... 70 170 171 Kromrey, Bndget ...... ... .. .. 6, 70 102 180 186, 210 Krosky , Kyle 70 , 129 148 1 49 34 36 Kryzanowsk1 , Keenan Kumm , Gillian 70 169 180 28 36 222 Kuper, Tara .. 60 Kurf1s. Gma .. 1•8 166 Kyambalesa . Sellah .... 78 Labroi , Raven 78 Lacy, Kayla ... .. ........ 70 Lahey, Xav1an '4 149 Lamarre . Brendan ....... .. 78 Lambert . Drake ............ .. 186 Lambuth , M1ck .............. 9, 26, 37, eo 187, 210 , 220 Landry, Paula 16 47 Lane . Ab1ga1l .... 78 Lanes . Allison .. 78 Lanes , Jeffrey .. 60 Langerak. Cla~re ........ 60. 166 Lan1ohan , Katnna ............... 1, 60. 117 204 Larson , Pa1ge .. ............. .. ..... 70 , 99. 158 Larson , Tucker ........... 70, 114 , 146. 203 �....... 78 . 78. 180 . 78 , 209 70, 84, 93 , 99. 152 . 153, Lujan , Kelsey 79 , 153 Luna , Angel ..... 60 Luna , Leonardo .... 60 Lupe , Cohn . 114 LuQman , Nad1rah ·- 4 , 29 , 31 , 37, 97 Lyda , Liz .... 70 , 86 , 169, 180. 203 Lynch , Victona .... 70 Lynn , Alex .. 70 . 118 ... 70 , 161 , 184. 203 Lynn , Allison Lyons , Terrel ........ .. .. 70 ........ 70 , 169 Maas, Ashley Maas, Em ily . .... 1, 60 , 158 Mack, Crystal ........ 79 , 174 Mackenzie, Nathan ... 70 , 149, 187 Macko, Sarah . 25 37, 171 Macleod , Duncan ...... 79 , 85 , 94 , 182, 186, 201 Madngal , Drake MaJkut , Jakub Malman , Abby Malman. An .... 70, 11 Mang,agh, Josh.. .. ... 1 78 , 122, 178, 184 ........ . 78 ..... 60 , 156 , 187 ......... 60 60 , 180, 188 , 189 44 , 105, 182 , 177 ... 78 , 200 ...... 14, 60 , 163, 164 , 180, 60 , 174 , 175, 209 ...... 4, 70 .. 78 , 174 . 78 , 84, 85, 118, 119, 180 ...... 70 , 113 , 137 79 , 84, 106 , 107 70 , 71 , 174 , 175 .................... 60 ........ .. ....... 79 70 , 97 , 142, 186 ......... 79 ............... 122 ................. 70 12, 60 , 182. 206. 207 .. 60 , 122 . 204 79 , 114 79 , 174 60 , 180 ..... 60 , 112, 113 . 204 , e Chelsea ....... • ......... ......... .. ...... 6 e Matthew ....... ......... ......... ... 200 ~ak , Greg ............. 60 , 129 , 146, 196, 203 , 204 ngston . Amy ......... 37, 38, 54, 178. 207 ngston , Nora ........ 7, 70 , 126, 180, 186 ngston. Schuyler .... .......... 70 , 149, 197 e, Kemja 18 , 31 , 37, 46 1, Sam ... 8 , 70 , 182 s, Dreggsand .. .... 79 , 80 "Qan, Ebony ........ .. ... 70 , 188 , 189, 200 ..ombard , Frans1sco .... . 10, 19, 49 ..omeh-EsqUtvel , Juan . . 70 ..onder R1chie ................ 79 , 133 , 146, 149 ..ondon . Nataljah .......... 37, 42. 48 , 54, 215 ng. Davante ............. 79 , 100, 205 ..ong. Dav1d .. ............. .. ..... 79 , 114 m1s. Alex . .. .... 79 , 137 ~z . Celeste .......... 79 .tNe, Ace1lya .......... 180 .!Nell, L1sa ... .. .......... 7, 70 , 168, 169 , 203 dermllk, Jared ......... ......... ......... 70 e George ... 60 , 162 . 204 , 205 , 206 , 7 e Theresa . ............ .. ............ 37, 145 .ora-Valles , Zayra ... ..... ........ ......... 70 za, Sterling • 35, 37, 42 , 43. 180, 181 . 86 204 , 220 •za, Waverly ... ............ 70 , 144, 184 , 197 o. Armando . ............. .. .... 60 , 176 , 177 • Mancarmen ............ .......... .. ........ 70 ett. Ojuan ............... 7, 14, 79. 137, 208 vano -Casillas , Claudia ........... 79 , 101 n, C1ssy ....... ..... ........ .. ....... 79 ln, Jordan .... ............ ......... ........ 70 189 , 207 McDaniel, Ebon1e ........ McDowell, Lashawnda McDowell , Nand1 McEwen . Dav1d McGaw, Skylar McGee , N1cole . McGlamery Kathryn ... ....... . 79 .......... 79 . 79 , 118 70 70 16, 79 , 180 . 60 ,1 24 ,170 , 171 , 203 McGlamery, Lesli e ....... 24 , 39, 55, 124, 125, 170 , 171 , 216 McGlamery, Maria ........ .. ..... 70 , 169, 183 McGUire , Grac1e ....... 13. 79, 161 , 184 , 186, 203 McGUire , Reg1s. 70 , 98 , 124. 126 , 127, 160, 186 McHenry, Ale x .......... 12, 70 , 116, 11 7, 159 , 196, 197, 20 161 , 182 , 203 Mang~---,__.... - __ _ McHenry, Logan .......... 19 . 31 , 39, 158, 159 , M ... 70 .. 78 ... 78 . 78. 85, 186 . 60 , 132 , 149, 204 , 206 , 210 .... 18, 37, 38, 176 , 177, 214 ....... 60 , 105 , 106 , 204 , 176, McConv1lle, Jenny ..... ............ ........ ... 60 McCoy, Isaac . .......... ............ 79 . 84, 107 McCoy, Terry .. .. ............. 60 , 65 , 105, 177 McCoy , Zack ... ........ ... ........ .. .... 60 , 106 McCullough , Aunn ...... 1, 21 , 39, 42 , 93 , 188, Mares, Kayla .. Mann , Laura ... .. ........... 60 , 116, 118, 1 Markson , Jack .. . 25 , 38, 55, 122, 177, 224 Marquez, Jason . .. ...... 79 ..... 11 60 . 195 203 , 21 1, Marquez, Knst1n 184, 203 , 204 , 222 Mcintosh , Charles ................... 70 McKay, Shandea . ................... 79 McK1nney, Maunce .. ....... 70 McKmney, Toshonna ... 70 Mclean, Ashleigh ..... 36 McMillan -Christmas . Savannah • 8 , 79 , 85, 169 203 244 McNamara, Tyler Marquez , Raymond ........... ......... .. ....... 79 Marquez, Sarah .. 11 , 77, 79 , 118, 152, 153 Marroquin, Daniel .......... 70 , 182 Marsh, Macy ....... ......... 8 , 38 , 53 Marsh, Rashad .... ......... 60 , 105 Marsh, Unjah ...... .. 79 , 81 , 84 , 98 Marshall , Crystal . .. .. 79 , 152, 153 Marshall , Maya ..... . ......... 79 , 85, 140, 141 Marshbank, Ealasha ........... ...... 70 Martm, Alyc1a ....... .. 38, 49 Mart1n, Anto1ne .... 70 , 205 Mart1n , Elia 79 , 85 Mart1n , Evan ......... .. ... 70 Mart1n , IIana 29 , 31 , 38, 42 , 204, 229 Martm , John 38, 54 Mart1nez, B1anca .. 70 Mart1nez , Ela1ne ...... .. ...... 70 , 204 Mart1nez, Gamn ...... 79 , 177, 182 Mart1nez , Lauren ...... ....... 70 , 169 Mart1nez , Marques ... ....... 60 , 112 Mart1nez , Martm ........ .. ...... 64 70 Mart1nez, Raymundo .. .......... . 60 Mart1nez, Ronald ....... .......... . 79 Martmez, Samantha .......... 4, 6 , 9 , 70 , 141 Martmez -Doublin , Ashley ... 32, 38 , 54, 164, 204 165, 172, 173, 180 , 181 , 195 , 201 , 204 , 208 , 229 , 244 Mart1nez -Doubhn , Jordan ... 16 , 60 , 70 , 104 , 134 , 163 Masha. Mohamed ..... 79 Massey, Kiara . 79, 174, 175 , 209 Mast, Bnan ...... .. ..... 36, 38, 122, 123, 204 Mast, Lauren ... ........... .. ..... 70 , 102, 203 Masterson, Josalyn ......... ......... •........ 38 Matatall , Elise ... ............. ......... . 79 , 209 Mathews, Kelly ... ............. ....... 79 , 86, 145 Mathieu, Ashlee . ............ .. ................. 70 Matsuura, Colleen ........ 60 , 61 , 64 , 109, 204 , 211 Matthews , Dwane.. .. ... 24 , 30, 38, 55, 180, 189 , 200 , 201 , 204 , 208 Matthews, Janet 70 , 91 Matthews , Kelly . .. 144 Matthews -Webber, Ch1ffon .. 7, 18, 38, 47 173 Mattson, Landon ... .. ...................... 79. 180 Maulitz , Max ........ ............. .......... ... 121 Maxey, Shunara ... .. ......... 79 , 85, 118, 141 Maxwell , Stephanie ............ 10, 60 , 64 , 116, 117 May, Allie ........................... 23 , 38, 42 , 228 Mays, Maurice ........ ............. .......... ... 79 McCallum , Kate ...... ............. .......... ... 60 McCarroii -Gilbert, Courtney .... .. ...... 60 , 166 McCarthy, Riley ....... 79 , 110, 153 McCarthy, Sean .......... 57, 60 , 65 , 133, 149 McClaine, Racqu1se ..... 79, 81 McCiantoc, Chloe .... .. .. 79 , 184 McClellan, Aja ........ 33, 39 , 182, 204 , 221 McCloskey, Kevm ...... ......... 79 McClure , Brandon ...... .. .................... 188 McClure, Kelsey ... 19, 28 , 39, 133 , 194, 203 , 223 McConnell , Matthew ...... ............ .. ........ 60 60 , 120 , 121 , 184 203 , McNaughton , Sarah . 60 194, 204 McNeil , Jess1ca ...... .. ..... 79 , t 1B. 152. 153 McPeek, Kahlle ....... ........... ....... 60 182 McPherson, Shon .... ........... ....... .. .. 79 McPherson, Tyshel . .. ......... 7 60 , 138. 139 McQuay, Benjamin ... .. ...... 39, 53 McQuinn , Brian ......... .. ..... 70 , 113 McRee. Nick . ........ .. ..... 79 , 142 Meadows, Marcus ..... 60 , 186, 1 80 Meadows, Raelyn ...... 60 , 140, 141 Meadows , Rhonda ..... .. .... 79 , 180 Med1na. Alberto ......... ............. .. ......... 60 Mehlbach. Amy ......... 17, 60 , 61 , 110, 166 , Moody, lsa1ah .. ........ ............ .. ... 70 , 164 Moore , Amber .. .. ....... 14, 70 , 174 , 175 , 209 Moore , Chelsea 30, 32, 40 , 158 , 159 Moore , Latajae . .. .... 40. 42. 48 , 54 Moore , LaTasha ........... 70 , 182 , 183 Moore , Matthew . .. ........ .40, 44 , 208 Moore. Sarah .... .. ....... 69 , 130, 131 Moore , Tahijsha . .. ......... .. ....... 61 Moore, Walter .. . ....... ........ 79 Morales . Paul .. .. .... 79 , 84 , 101 Morales . Roque le .... 77, 79 Morales -Hernandez. Alejandro .. .. 79 , 187 Moran, Dame! 27 , 40 , 182 , 183 Moreno, Deseree ......... 70 Moreno, S1erra .. .. .... 61 Morgan , Corey ... .. .... 40 Morgan , Kevm ... .. ... 61 Morgenthaler, Emily 61 , 64 Momll, Alexa ....... • 70. 161 , 204 Moms . Alexandra 60, 61 , 182 . 204 Morns. Edward ... 61 , 207 Morris. lsa1ah ....... .. ..... 80 Morns, Joseph ...... .. ..... 1, 61 , 148 Mornson , Mackenzie ......... . .... 49 Morrow, Claire ......... . 80. 84 , 126, 152, 153 MOrtiS, Harold ......... ........... . 70 Moseley, Bntt .......... ............. .. .... 70 , 122 Mosely, Tyler ...................... 80, 122, 177 Mosher, Li zzy ..... 1, 12 , 20. 30, 40 , 42 , 180, 181 186, 204 , 210 , 216 Mosley, Ashley ........ .. 70 Mosley, Dalicia .. 70 Mota, Blanca ... 80 .. 11 , 40 , 51 Moton , Joi ... .... 80, 118 Moya, Jess1ca Moyer, A1mee ...... 17, 61 Mudge, Maxwell ......... 80 Muhammad , Fat1rah 28 . 31 , 40 , 96 , 214 Muhammad , Kanm ........ 61 Muja, Thomas .. 61 , 184, 206 , 207 Mullen, Katie .... .... 188 Muller, V1ctona . 70 Mulligan, Kate .. ....... 1, 61 124, 126, 195, 244 Muthgan, Mo ..... .. ..... 57, 61 , 124, 195, 244 Munteanu , Peter . 80, 122 Munteanu , Sydney ........ 61 , 110, 111 , 166. 180 , 207 180, 206 , 207, 210 Meinzer, Russell ........ 25 , 39 , 43 . 120 , 121 Meln1coe, Hannah ...... 19, 38 , 39, 54 , 194, Murphy Maunce ... ... .............. .. .... 80, 180 Murphy, M1chelle ...... 9, 71 , 118, 166, 184 , 203 , 212 194 Melnychenko . Lauren .... 18, 23 , 39, 43 , 151 , Murphy, N1cole ...... .. ... 80, 118 Murphy, Tam1ra • .. .. 40 , 229 Murray, Jen 6 1, 110, 160 Murray, Kendal • .. ... 80, 110, 153 . 208 Musso, Enn ... 14, 69 , 71 , 132, 133 , 164, 194 , 195, 203 , 210 . 221 , 244 Melton, Ard1a ...... ......... . ........ .. ...... 51 Melton, Cody ...... ........ • ...... 70 , 188 , 189 Mendez , Nallely ... ........... .. ................. 79 Mendoza. Chnstlna ............. ......... .. ....... 79 Mendoza. Marcos . ........... ......... .. 76 , 79 Meredith . Catherine ............. 17, 31 , 37, 39 . 92 , 108, 109, 150. 204 , 211 , 215 Meredith , Jackson ........ 70 , 100, 102, 129, 177, 180, 186, 210 Mershon , Joshua ..... ........... ......... .. .. 60 Messer, Kelsey ....... .. ..... 79 , 93 , 130, 131 Meyer, Patnck ...... 65 , 68 , 70 , BB , 129, 209 M1les. Andrea ...... 31 , 45 M1les-Groce, Jeremy . .. 79 , 189 Milewski . Jacob •• 132, 133 , 142 Mllhan, Max .... ........ .. ...... 60 , 121 , 182 M1lis , Clarence . ......... .. .................... 44 M1ller, Ad1v ........ .......... .. ......... 19, 39 , 53 M1ller, Eric .................. 14, 34, 134, 135. 209 M1ller, Katelyn ............. 17, 36, 39, 43 , 227 M1ller, Paul ......... ......... . .. ..... 36, 94 , 1BB M1ller, Rob1n ..... ...... .. ......... .. ..... 60 Milligan-Crowley, Maunce ... 60 Millis. Leah 18, 30, 31 40 , 124, 125 . 195, 213 , 244 M1lls, Clarence ...... .. 40 Mills, Edmund ....... .. 60 Mills. Jane ............ . 79 Mills, Ned . ............ .. .... 178 , 203 Milner, Alyssa ....... .. ...... 79 , 11 B, 119 , 161 Milzer, Julia ............ .. ..... 70 , 169 Minmg . Max ............ .. ............ 79 , 133, 182 M1tchell , Darw1n ...... .. ... 70 , 137 Mitchell , Robert ........ .............. ........... 70 M1tchell, Shaina ........... 19, 34 , 40. 124, 125. 164, 174, 195, 200 , 204 , 209 , 210 , 244 Mitchell. Shirley ..... 70 M1tt1ca, Gary 70 Mize, Kyle . .. ....... 188 Moland, Jozlln ....... 9, 70 Monigle, Elspeth ....... 60 , 124, 126, 203 , 204 , 165. 194, 203 , 204 , 210 Myers. Jasmme ...... .. Myers. Jules .. ......... .. ......... Myers. Sam ............ .. N'jau , Esther ..... .. ....... . Nagel. Patnck ... .. ...... .. Nalley, Chels1e ........... .. Napheys. Lauren ......... .. Napue, Marray ............. .. Napue, Sharyse .......... .. Nathanson , Becca ....... . 186 Nathanson , Benjamm. Naughton, Ryan ..... Nedd, Shaun NeddJ ~ "'!l'l:l'""'lm N 155 177 71 47, 54 ... 41 , 52 ..... 80, 85 rew ..... .......... .. ........ 71 Nelsen , Alyssa .. ...... 61 , 109, 150, 151 , 210 Nelsen , Sean ... ......... .. ........ 80, 122, 149 ... 77 , 80, 84, 161 , 182, Nevers. Rachel . 183 Newman , Sam .. ........ 61 , 177 1, 12, 30, 34 , 41 , 164, Newson, K1yasha 200 , 204 Newton , Rodney ..... 71 , 105, 106 , 137, 163. 164 Ngo, Lynn .... ......... .. ...... 6 , 80, 169, 200 Nichols , Robert ........ .. .. 71 , 146 Nill M1ke ....... .. ..... 71 , 91 , 114 , 182 Noel, Oman ... . ..... 30 , 41 43 , 45 , 206 , 207 Noel, Omaria . ......... .. 41 , 44 55 Nord1n , Jayme ............ ......... • 71 Nuss-Rosenberg , Lana ........ 80 0 Bnen, Greg .. 61 , 148, 187. 207 O'Dea , Jule..... .. 6, 8 , 34 , 41 , 43, 109, 204, 222 , 223 210 Montano. N1chelle .... . Montoya. Joseph ...... . .. ......... 79 .. ........... 79 Index �... 80 64 71 , 110 145, 169 41 00 80 1, 202 226 28, 41 .. 61 71 114 41 54 55 80 47 47 00 0 183 82 209 169 0, 200 ... 61 , 207 .......... . 80 00000 71. 130 19 31 , 44 , 46, 200 80, 81 , 100. 110, 111 80 80 61 , 158 80 9. 19, 31 , 35, 44 0 1 ..f. ...... /..~:-:.....~:.~ . 53 -~~............ 80 000 1, 61 61 61 00000071 Parker, Me'Shelle .......... . ........ 61 Parker Shane 80. 162 Parkhill, W1iham 80, 129 Parr, Chase 18, 19, 44, 180, 186 187, 224 Parr, Katy 71, 110, 166, 180 Parrott Aly,ssa ....... 71 Parson. Brandon ....... . .... 80 Partndge, D1andra ....... .. ........ 61, 164, 207 Patnck. Chamone ...... 80, 180, 201 , 209 , 210 Patnck. Chane! ....... 36, 44, 55 , 196, 200 201 , 204 , 209, 210, 219 Patterson , Donell . ........ .. ...... 71 , 136. 137 ........ 61 Patterson . QUinn Pearce, Alex 6. 11 , 30, 37, 44 108. 109, 151 , 198, 203.208 Pearson, Desean ......... 71 , 95 Pease , Cory ................. ...... 80 Peay, Johannah .......... .. ........ 80, 145, 180 Pelz, Max . .... ............ ... 28, 44 Pena , Joseph .......... 54 Penaflor, Anthony ........ 80 Pendleton . Chns!lne ... . .. .• 80 Perez, Alexa ............. 10, 11 , 45, 178, 200 Perez-Chavez, Lyd1a ...... .......... 77, 80 Perkins , Bnana ............. ........... .. ..... 71 Perlman. Rosa ... 80. 84, 110, 169, 180. 186 Pernell , Syns ... ...... 61 , 106, 142, 182. 183, 188, 189, 207 Pernn, Cecile ... 6, 9, 14. 28, 31 , 45. 228 Perryman, Avery ........ 32 , 42, 45 Pessoa. Jon ................ . 80, 84, 122, 123 Pessoa. Kate ................ 38, 45, 90, 166, 167 Pessoa Yenca ........................ 71, 166, 167 .. ...... 45 Peters, Mason .. ........... .. ...... 80 Peters, Sarah ... ......... Peters, Taylor .............. . 80, 187 .. ...... 61 Peters, Vincent ............. Peterson , Ke1th 61,180 Peterson, Matt . .. ....... 13,71 , 154 Pettes, Hamson .. ... 62. 104, 105 Pett1grew, Tasha .......... .. .. 30, 45, 51 , 189 Ph1llips. Connor ............. ............ .. ........ 71 Ph1111ps. Queen ......................... 31 , 45, 219 Phillips, Shaqweila ...... .. ........ 71 Index Philhps -Stram . Emma .... 33 , 45 180 182 186 Phdhps·Stram, Laura .. .. 80, 85, 180, 186, 187 P1erce, Marley 80 80, 81 110 186 P1 truszewsk1 , LoUise P1kes, Zandra 62 P1ncus, Jack 19, 23, 45 P1tones-Rodnguez, Yad1ra .. .. ...... 80, 101 P1tts· Rogers . Devm . . 62, 162, 203 Plate, James .......... . 00 80 Pleasant, Brandon .. . 62 Pless, Josh 71 1, 9, 13 62 Pogue, Jannaye Poke, Andre 62 Pokrandt. Julia 62, 97, 124, 181 Pol , Avery 42, 45. 52 Polk· McKereghan . K1rsten 64 71 , 126, 192 .. .... 45, 49 Pollak, Jordan ............ Pollard Devin ........... 69, 71 , 180 Pollard Stephan1e .... . 118, 119 Pollitt. Danara 18 44 , 45 Poma Yolanda .......... 10, 44 , 46, 55 , 204 ...... 71 Pompomo, Matthew Pond . Cooper . 62, 176. 176 Popk1n, Tasha 62, 184, 185, 195. 244 .. .... 71 Post, Kat1e .. Powell , Momca . .. .. . 16, 62 , 174 Power, James ... ......... .. ...... 62 Prado· Estrada , Em1iio . ..... ...... . . 46, 51 Prater, Peyton ... .80. 84, 110, 144 145, 180, 182 ........ .. ..... 71 Pratt. Ot1s ........ Prevedei, Jay .. 15 62 105, 106 107, 154 . 62, 178, 184 Pnce-Broncuc1a Zena 194, 203 , 204, 205 Proulx, N1cole • 19, 29, 46. 178 179 71 , 90 203 . 204 207 Proulx , Randall . Pugh, Chanelle .. 30, 35. 46, 116, 117, 138. 139, 194, 195, 204, 20~ .~~::!'--­ Pugh , Taychell .... Pyschny, Melin 166, 186, 18 20 Qualls, Clift n Qumtana. b ... 71 000 . 182. 183 00 71 1 Ram1rez, Joel ..... .. -----~..... 80 Ram1rez . Maunc1o .. . 71 , 95 Ram1rez . V1ctona ... 36. 46, 221 Ramos . Ryan ...... ...... 43, 44, 46 Ramsey , Keota 0000 80, 174, 175, 209 Randol. K31tlyn • 71 , 118. 153 Rare , M1cheal .. . 203 Rath, Carolyn ..... .. 46, 50. 54 , 224 Ray, Deshawn ........ .. 71 Ray , Gage .............. . 71 Redf1eld Sarah ...... .. 62 Redsh1rt ·Foote. Serenity ....... . 80 Reed Bnttany ......... 15, 64 69 ,~7_._.-~,80 Reed . Marcus ..... .. Reed-Henderson , Lucas . Reedy , Kasasha .... . Reher, M1chael ........ 19 Re1d , Lafonda ...... .. Re1d , T1a--~:.•~ Re 27, 46, 204 , 7, 244 62 Reschechtko. Sasha Reusch , Madd1e ..... 71 , 133, 166, 169, 180, 184 , 203, 204 Reyes , Cindia .......... . 80 Reyes , Jess1e ............ .. ........ _........... . 80 Reynolds , Ardia ........ .. 46 Reynolds , Kam1lle .... .. .. .... 80, 200 Rhodes, Sebastian •. 71 Rhodes· Maestas, Shylo .......... . 71 R1ce , Ethan ............ . 81 R1ch , Anthony ..... .. 81 R1chards, Maya ... ... 65, 68, 71 , 140. 141 , 164, 165 R1chardson, lsa1ah ... ....... 69, 71 R1chardson , James 00 22, 47, 54 , 98, 206 Richardson, Jess1ca ....... 57, 62 R1chardson , MarqUise 81 R1chardson, M1chael 65, 71 Richardson, Pnce 81 Richardson, Shneka .......... 71, 126 R1chardson , Susan 12 71 118, 182 Richardson , Taylor 21 , 47 RIChardson , Thomas 9, 62 R1chter George .. 81 81 177 RJetmeJJer, Vmcent R1ley , Courtney .. 71 Rmcon , Enc ..... 81 200 00 18, 47, 52 Rmcon , Man 0000 26. 31 47, 187 R1ppe , Alec R1tchen , Manssa .... .. 0 71 , 144, 169, 180 R1tter, Amalia ...... .. 130 Roath, Ke1th ..... 71 , 106 000 81 , 184 Roberts , Alyssa . Roberts, Llewellyn 71 Robmson , Anthony .. 62, 122 Rob,nson ·Larrance , Ruthy 62 Robles, Caressa 62 Robles, Nathan 71 98 42 47 53 Rochau , H1lary Rock , Darcy 00 7, 64 , 69 , 71 ' 110, 166, 169. 194.203 Rodarte , Cmdy 72 Rodnguez. Laura ....... .. 00 18. 31 , 39, 47 Rodnguez. Leonela ...... .. 0000000 62 Rodnguez. Sheila ........ .. .... 47, 54 Rodnguez SonJa ........ . 72 Rodnquez ·Montoya, Dustm 81 , 106 Roe . Lee ......... 0000000 39 Rogers , Breanna • .. 81 Rogers , Even . 12 16, 22, 42, 47, 182, 188, 189, 210, 229 Rogers, Kathenne 81 110, 169, 180 Roman , Joanna ... 62, 94 182 ...72 180, 184 Romer, Pa1ge ... Romer, Rachel ... 27, 30 47, 184. 185. 198, 204 , 205, 224 Romero . Adam ... .. .... 81 Romero . Ahsh1a .. 81 , 84 Romero, Anthony ........... 62, 104, 105. 142 Roper, Kayla ....... .. ..... 16, 57, 62, 116. 117 . 72, 114 203 Roper, Kevm ..... Roper, Lucy . 81 166 180 Rose , Bryan 62, 183 Rose , Spencer .. ... 81 Ross, Koree .. 72, 104, 134 137, 209 Ross·MJtchell , Jam1e 30, 47, 48. 200 Rossie, Vmcent ... 81 157 182 Round Hayley ......... 81 , 110, 111 , 153, 180, 184, 186 ......... .. ....... 35, 47 Rountree , Alissa ... Roxbury, Bnan .... 1, 62, 128, 129 154 1, 12, 36, 47, 165, 204 Roy, Amanda 19, 35 48, 146 147 Roy, D1llon Roybal , Loren . 72, 163, 164, 200 Rudeen , Oliv,a ... 81 , 126, 127, 166, 180, 182 RUiz Charles ...... 72 Runqu1st , Domm1ck 62. 90 Russell , Joshua.. .. 7, 72, 105, 107, 137, 146. 147, 197, 208 Rutledge , Spshelle . .. 81 Sabol, Amanda .......... . . 62 Sackett. Eve 130 Sa1d, Abdul .... 25, 43, 48, 122, 178, 200, 204 , 207 Sa1d, Gamachu S31to . Ch1h1ro Salagov,c, Ca1ley ... Salisbury. Dom1n1c .... . Sambula, Sable ........ . Sampson, Ryan ........ .. Samuel, Keyana .......... . Samuels. ChaTaya .... .. Samuels. Dale Sanchez-Arellano, Serg1o Sanchez - Luevan _o~--- __ _ Sanchez· ~.UJJAit¥E! ..,..-....::o..\ ..... San'.lO"'' o_..-" 1u 0 Sander~s~onn~. ~~~~~~1r~ 203 204, 206 Sandoval . Mansela ...... 72. 140, 141 , 168 197 .. ... 81 Sanford Zachary .. ......... Sanford, Zaneta .... 62, 174 175 SantaCruz· RUiz , Karma ....... 62 .. ..... 81 Sarett, Eli ....... Sarlo. Max .......... 27, 48, 55 , 182. 183, 222 Sasso. Devm 62 Sauceda, Ryan ........ 8, 24, 30, 48. 142 143 . 188.211.225 Sauls, Natalie 0000000 72 Saunders, Ryan 81 , 184 Sawyer, James ..... 81 Sayers. Athllla .. 9, 62, 72 Sayers. Tiara . 9, 62 Scales. Manon Scalise, Joe 77, 82 114 Scanlan, K1t. 1 19 37 42 194, 204, 210 217 Sche1d Dame! 4 Sch,essler, Stepham 45 4 5 98 Sch1rk Chns 8 24 4 54 Schlanger, Adam 854 Schnlcker, Andrew 72 122 205 Schreiber, Jess1e 72 158 159 Schroeder, Madeline . 82 84 ' 2 '50 152 Schuster Tonn 64 72 t20 21 '80 186, 210 Schwabe Sophia 82, 180 18 204 205 206, 207 Schwe1kert Amanda 82 1t8 61 '82 183 Scott. Chnstopher e2 Scott. Mercedes 62 65 200 Scott. Mon1ca 69 72 Scott. N1klta 1!2 Scott Rochelle 72 Scott. Teddy 19, 48, 180, 186 187 204 205. 210 211 , 213 Scully, lulu .. 186 Sedbrook Emily . 10 62 178 182 Sepme1er Kurt .... . 62 182 205 Severson, Max ..... . 62 64 Sev1er. M1chael 19. 43, 48 204 205 Sev1er. Ph1l 82 122 149 Shafer, Seane 16 Shap1ro, Cary 48, 54, 184 186 190 196 204 Shareef ldns. 19, 28, 49 92112 113 Shareef Sula1man . Sharp, Shauntaye .... Shaw, Krista .. 6, 30, 38, 49 151 , 194, 204 210. 226 Shaw Sh1relle . 62 64 Shelton, J1mmy . 69 72 Shem, Rachel . 72 95 118 Sherpa, Sangay 82 Shields. lindsay 72 171 Sh1elds-Coto, Caesar ..... 82 Shoaga Ayo . . 82 Short, loyd . ... . 82 t29 Showalter, Stephen 62, 182 Shroads, Kev1n ...... 81 82 . 122. 123. 148 149 S1egel, Dan1el .. . 49 S1gler, lex1 ...... .. .. .. 65. 72 109, ISO 151 Silversmith . Lara . .... 10, 62 64 110 111 150, 184, 204 S1mmons, Chalunda 00 000 1, 13 30 49 174 175, 196, 200, 204 S1mmons. Tyke1sha 000000000000 000 82 S1mms. Zach ...... 72, 149. 182 S1mon . Cla1re . 082, 126, 152 153 S1mon, Grant 82, 113 182 S1mpson , Robert 62 S1ms, Bnttnay ........ 1 6, 16, 31 48 49. 204 211 , 223 Singleton, Jack1e .. • 64 72 Skaalerud, Kjael ... 18. 23 , 49 146 147, 178 179, 211 , 216 62,203 Slade Andrenika .... .. 76. 82 Slay, Sheretha ........ .. 145 Sllivan , Justine 82 Small, Joel 82 85 Small , Joshua 62 Smiley, lalonda ....... 46 49 211 Sm1th, Ashley Sm1th, Chns .. 202 203 62 206 207 Sm1th, Donan . •so Sm1th, Elle .... . 62 1 86 Sm1th, Enn .... . 62 91 •77 Sm1th, Jonathan .......... .. 82 85 Sm1th , Justm 77 s2 •so 187 Sm1th , lindsay 54 Sm1th, Mark .. 82 196 197 Sm1th, Marlene 32 49 203 204 Sm1th , Natalie .. 5 62 Smith, NICOlette Smtih, Paul ...... Sm1th, Quentm .. Sm1th , Rachel .. Sm1th , Robert .. . Sm1th, Ten ... . Smtih, Tracy ............ 82 140, 141 Sm1th -Garnson, James ... Sneed . Manon ... ...... ... . ...... 72 Sneed, Mary .......... 18, 37, 43. 49 , 108. 109 194, 195, 222, 223,244 18. 28. 49. 134 Sneed, Melvin ..... 72184 Sneider, Erial ...... .. ...... .... .. �........ 72 14, 32, 42, 49, 186, 72, 114 182. 196, ...... 72, 182 ....... 62, 155 .. 62, 146 72 . 26. 42, 49 , 86, 124, 125, . 99 , 182 40, 43 , 50 ... 15, 22 , 42, 50 . 116. .... 72, 206 207 ....... 82 ...... 41 , 50, 94 19, 22. 50, 188 189. 218 15, 20, 50, 55, 177, 200, ......... 7 65. 72, 165 ...... 82, 110 72, 180, 184, 185, 203 ....... 7, 72, 160, 161 . 186, 203 12, 36, 50 , 184, 203 .. .... 1, 82, 84, 186 ......... 82 62 . 184. 185, 203 phenson, Jessre ... ...... 82. 84 vens , Alex .. 62 180 186. 204 venson . Marvin .... ....... .. 82 106. 107 venson . Tyrone ......... 72, 104. 106. 137 enson·Gray, Monrque .... 62 art. Dan rei .... .. 50, 72. 96 art. Sam ....... 72, 156, 187 art·Lmdstrom , Rayven ..... 72 I, Danyl 82, 84 , 106 ilieneker, Brennan . ... 82, 122 ffel, Nrckolaus ..... ...... 62 er Jonathan ......... 50 , 52 72 .. ync .. 72, 126 ughter Breonna ........ ...... 82 .ennrfer .. 82 161 rvan . Briana ...... 82 an. Devon .......... .. ... 72 an . Justrne 4, 72 van . Maureen 82 118, 161 y, Rachel ... 27, 30, 50 , 182, 195, 204, 211 , 218, 244 y, Zack ......... 82, 129, 182 mers·Jones . Jamka ......... 72 ~erland , Emma ....... 12. 29, 50 , 55 , 194, I, Zack ......... 62, 180, 186, 187, 204 .. 62, 86, 104, 105, 134, 204 ............ ........... . 72, 149 etbaum , Ben • 25 , 50 , 177, 205 .etbaum , Elizabeth ... 82 , 118 etser Sam 57, 62, 88, 149 etwater Adnenne ..... 10, 17, 26, 50, 99, 187. 203 . 211 ' 215 nson, Matt .. nerton . Erin arn Kayla ... ' no, Carmine . Colin ........ . ~ya , Josh ........ .. ufl, B,l,UL'~' -~"'-'-....:.:.C.uu:r -.....,:.;.; ~n. Biake <~arsen . Davrd ...... 62 .......... 62 , 101,154 Tedeschi , Zach . .. .... 17, 32, 43 , 51 146 . 213 Temple , Abby ...... 72, 166. 168. 180 Terry , Chad ...... ... 72, 177,182 Teselle , Benjamrn ... 82 Teutsch. Jack ... . ... 62 Teves , Zachary .... . . 72 Thalhofer, Jeff ...... . 82, 121 , 184 Thames, Tonn ...... .. .. ...... 73 , 97, 137, 164 Thatch . Chns ....... .. .. ... 62, 207 Thomas . Ajah ........ . ...... 81 , 82 Thomas . Edward .... .. ......... 82 Thomas . Ivory 82, 106, 137, 164 Thomas, Jade ......... 82 Thomas , Joseph ........ 82 Thomas , Mrnkah ........ 62 Thomas, Nrchelle . 62, 192, 200 Thomas , Trffany 79, 82 169 180 Thompsen , Amanda ......... . ... 73 Thompson , Bnan 82 100. 187 Thompson Daryck ........ 6. 11 62, 162, 178, 182, 203 Thompson , Jamaal 82 Thompson , Jereme 13 Thompson , Kelly .. 73 , 118, 153 Thompson , Troy 73 Thorne , Evan ... 62, 101 Thornton . DaVaughn 82, 105, 134, 136, 137 Thornton , Demetnus .. 73 , 105, 134, 135 Thornton , LaOoya ...... . •.. 73 Thornton , Trerra ....... .. 73 , 174 Thrush . Ryan ....... 65 , 73, 182 Thunderhawk , Nasnn ....... ...... . 62 200 Thurman , Nrcolas 82, 101 Trnsley, Marcus .... 41 Tobras . Aurrelle 10 73 Tobras , James .. 10. 82 Todd , Mrchael .. .. .. 63 Tomlin , Jeanna ... .. ....... 81 82 Tomlinson . Eryn ... 10, 11 , 63 , 178, 180, 181 , 186, 203 , 204 Tootle , Jazmme ..... .. ..... 82 Torres , Claudia ......... . 82 Torres . Javrer ........ .. 73 , 114 Tovatt , Dam ........ 73 182, 183 Trader-Bankston . Marqurs ....... 82 Trattler, Adam 63 148 Tregembo. Ben ....... 14, 15, 82 Trenholme , Barrett ....... 63, 65. 148. 149 Trout. Tyler ..... .. .. 41 212 Trower, Liz ..... . . 63 169, 180, 181 , 184, 204 , 205 Trujillo , Ashley ...... 63 Trujillo , Francesca . .. .... 8. 48, 51 , 204 , 206 Trujillo , Rachel ....... 63 Trujillo , Steven ........ ......... 82 Tsamasfyros . Nrk ... .......... 63 .. ......... 73 Tubbs , Devon .... Tucker, Raymond .... .. ....... 73 Tucker, Sachea ....... 55 63 . 150 Tuder, Stefame Tupper, Bryan ..... 82 Turnbull , Jason . .. 82 100. 106 Turner, Evelyn ..... .... ..... .. 1 Turner, Hamfah • .. ........... 82. 85 140. 141 Turner, James ............ 7, 73, 105, 106, 142, 197 ....... 73 , 142, 163, 164 VanTreuren , Will ....... 56, 63. 94 , 114, 184, 185. 203. 204 Varney, Anka. .... 14, 30, 32, 51 , 172, 173, 217 Vasquez , Jonathon 73 , 102 Vasquez , Victor ... .... 63 Vaughn . Amber ... ... 63 Vaughn . David ....... . 82 84, 106 Vaughns, Troi ....... .. 73 Velazquez , Chris .... 10, 45, 51 , 55 , 187, 212 Vera , Abram . 73 , 105, 142, 143, 154, 157, 203 Vrtervo , Alex , 39. 51 , 200, 201 , 208 Vitervo , LUIS ............. 82, 114, 200 Vizoso . Ana ........... ............. 73 VostrejS. Alire . .. 8. 1~43 , 52 , 186 178 204. 212 Wade . Necole .......... 73 Waggoner, Navalyn .... ... 63, 180. 181 , 188 189 Waites , Luke .... 38 , 52 Walden , Glenda .. • 203 Waldo , Dechen .. . 9, 63 Waldo , Karma ..... . 63 Walickr Carolyn .. . 15. 63 . 144 Walrckr. Susan ..... .. ...... 6. 82 Walken . Kaylin ....... .. ........ 203 Walker, Andre · ........ .. 73 Walker, Anthony ...... .. .82, 83, 99 , 106, 137, 180. 200 Walker Brenersha .. 63 , 180 Walker Enn ....... 130 Walker Jahala .. 61 . 63 63 , 200 11 .. 18 3, 203 63 204, 226 3 , 186, 187 .83, 166, 180 .......... 83, 180, 184 ...... 63 .......... 63, 64 .......... 73 . 186 ......... 83 . 85 . 73 .. 51 , 52, 92 Ware , Tim ...... 83, 88 Warner, Collen .... 37 43, 52, 112, 113, 195, 213, 244 Warren, Samantha ..... 63 Warren . Whrtney .......... 22 , 43 , 52. 172, 173. 208 Washington , DaCarrre ..... 17, 83 Washington , Kayla ........ .. .. 63 Washrngton , Lawrence ... 73 Washrngton , Ray .. .. ......... 31 53. 94 , 134 Wason , Jessica ..... 63, 110, 180, 206, 207 Watson , Laureen .... .. ...... 13, 63 , 192, 200 Wattley, Dawn .......... 73 , 126, 127, 138, 139 Wattley, Tony ..... 81 , 83, 84, 106. 107, 137 148, 149 Weathersby, Eric ...... .. ..... 63 73 , 94 Webb , Gabnelle ......... Webb , Wellington ......... 27, 52 Webber LaMar 63 Webster, Perea ........ 73, 203 Wegmann , Elizabeth ......... .. 73 , 133, 184 Weisenhorn , Jody ...... 1, 11 , 18 24 , 52 , 151 , 194. 195, 202, 204, 208, 210 , 221 , 244 ....... 63, 145, 204 , 209 Weller, Lrz Weller, Zachary .... .. ........ 83 Wells , Donell ........ .. .... 63 , 134, 135, 208 Wells , Jordan ..... ... 21 , 43 Wells , Mrchael ........ .......... 63 , 200, 206 Wells , Vrctorra ........... .. ...... 15, 83, 84 118 Wert , Davrs ........... 63 . 194. 162 Wert , Scott. ................ 63 . 162 Wessel , Kyle ............... 19, 36 , 52 73 . 161 , 203, 204 Westcott , Clarre Westcott . Jay .. .. ......... 83, 122 .......... 77 83 Weyna Sandy Wheatfall . Christopher .... 83 Whrte , Alrce ......... . ......... ... 63 Whrte Evan ..... 77, 83, 85 , 182, 183, 186 Whrte . Lea .... 63 , 182 Whrte . Lerlannah .... ............. . ....... 73 Whrte . Mrchael ........... 73, 136, 208 Whrte , Robert ... 83 , 106, 107 Whrte , Ruby . 33. 52, 54, 182, 204 Whrte , Troy ... .. .... 137 Whrtfreld , William ......... •....... 83 Whrtlock , Trm . •.. 73, 75 Whittaker, William ........ .. ...... 73 .. .......... 63 , 90 , 178 Wielga , Chrrs .. .......... 83, 88. 178 Wielga Colin Wrens , Jacob • .. .......... 83 84 Wrese . Troy .... . 83, 137, 162 Wrlder, De 'Arres 73 Wiley , John ........ 8. 40, 55, 217 Wrlkerson , Ben ..... ... 122, 123 Wilkerson , Nate ...... 63 , 154, 186 Wilks , Deavontae ... 63 Wrlliams Aaron ........ 7, 16, 73 Williams , Arjana ....... 73 Wrllrams Brandre ...... 65 , 73 Wrlliams , Chnstrna ....... 73 Williams , lan . .......... ...... ......... 51 , 53 Williams, Joseph .......... .. 44 53 . 97, 177 Wrllrams , Kyrshara 73 Williams , Mrchael . 51 , 53 , 227 Wrllrams , Patnck ........... 73 Williams , Ournn .. ..... 83 , 177 83 Williams . Rachel .. Wrllrams Rose ...... 73 Willrams , Sam ........ .. 48. 53, 134, 135, 228 Wlflrams, Sean ......... 83 Willrams . Shanrece ... 83 Wrlliams . Tana ........... .............. 13, 63 Willramson , Scott .......... 83. 106 Williamson , William ........ .. 113 Willis , Hana .. 8. 63 Wrllis . Tyler • ... 83 .......... 73, 175 Willis-Tapfumaneyi , Tiera Wilson , Allan .... ............ 63, 154 Wilson , Anthony . 83. 100, 157, 187 Wilson , Armanda . 83 Wilson , Breanna .... . 83 , 183 21 , 53 , 207 Wilson , Cory ........... Wilson , Dan ............ 63, 114 Wilson . Enk 73 ................. .. ... 73 Wilson . Errka Wilson , Jazzrmrne .... 73 Wilson Krley 30, 53, 105, 213 Wrlson . Leon .. .. 83 Wilson . Sean ... .. .. 63, 149 Wilson . Shareese . 83 . 83 Wilson , William ... Winbourn , Grlllan .. . ... 10, 11 , 63, 109, 161 , 203 Wrnget , Shelby ......... ............. .. Winn , Zrpporah Wise , Jeff Wrse, Sydnee Witmer, Chrrs Wolfel , Hunter Woodar w Index �DentiStry fer Ctildren nr. 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