https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/38a1e3ce19ad223c209988e3030aa4c4.pdf a4748af062612ad46cd4d6abeb7ef966 PDF Text Text REDEFINING EAS T 200 7 ����EJSt High Angelus Vol. 8 9 �'Est. adverb. 1. to, toward, or in the east. 2. East means something different to each of us. lt' s the place where we dressed in red and white to show our spirit, where we starred in a school production, where we ace an exam, or where we scored the winnin goal while fans cheered us on. lt' s where we joined new clubs and participated in new activities, where we sprinted to class trying to beat the bell, where we met teachers who infiuenced our lives and learning, or where we got lost wandering the back hallways. lt' s where we caught up with our friends in the front hall every morning and where we waved goodbye to them at the end of the ay. The dictionary definition doesn't do our school justice because East is all of these things and more. That's why this year we are ... '{eJ defining east. �page4 students. page 92 academics. page 108 athletics. page186 etcetera. • ��stti•d&nts, pl n. 1. scholars, learners 2. ones who attend school 3. the life and breath of East page 6 page 8 page10 page 12 page 14 page 16 page 18 page 20 page 22 page 62 page 72 page 82 new additions spirit travel after school fashion siblings favorites traditions seniors juniors sophomores freshmen �ling cage and fresh gra . Picture perfect. Due to new security measures. senior· Viki Eagle and Heather Ward and juniors Cassie Clayman and Chart e Cohen wear their LD.s to sho"' they go to East. Home O.e\d advan· tage. The new all·purp e turf Held a ·ro front the hoollnclude a oreboard and bleachers with light to come. Bring It back. IITF.;;yo;;;,-rl The Ubrary Renal san e Project restored the library to Its original glory. (Photos by Peter Hartman and Heinzerothl Follow the leader. In his Sociology class. taught for the Hrst time this year, Mr. Hernandez leads a group discu • slon about slngle·parent families. (Photo by Peter Hart· man) Hot dog! Trying to branch out from their typical fare, seniors Rhoad Cannon, Carl Heinz and Berk Dietvorst walt in line at the new Stevei; Hot Dogs. <PI by Peter Hartman) �• n. Over the summer, many new things happened at East. The library underwent a complete renaissance, restoring It to Its original 19205 design. The Esplanade was revamped with new grass and parallel parking, reducing the number of spots. An all-purpose field replaced the old football/soccer field and a resodded baseball diamond updated the sports facilities. New classes such as Sociology and Computer Integrated Manufacturing were offered, and with ManualS closing, a number of its students opted to come to East. The Lowenstein Theater across Colfax was completely remodeled and now houses a brand-new ~--- Tattered Cover Book Store, Twist & Shout Records and Chlpotle restaurant. All of these new and exciting things, both at East and In the surrounding community, keep East current and updated. • Max Atufunwa New faces. Transfers from Manual, junl rs Kahlla James, Ravan Whitting ton and Chan I Johnson and seniors VIncent Springer-Moore and Part Lan· drum repre ent both Manual and East. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Bookworm. During lunch, sophomores Natalie Fine. Louise Pletruszewskl, Phoebe Duvall. Olivia Rudeen, and Alys. a Roberts eat In front of th new Tattered Cover. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Burrlto-tastlcl Craving a burrito? A new Chlpotle opened across the street In January. offering students a nearby and delicious pia e to grab lunch. (Photo by Peter Hartman) The letter E. The fresh new E and surrounding stone give the school Impressive curb appeal. (Photo by Peter Hartman) new additions. ro10J7J �• • 1r1t • n. showing our While there were several spirit weeks each year, the most anticipated one was the Homecoming Spirit Week. During the week, students participated in five fun and unique spirit days organized by student council. Monday was Pajama Day which was fun because students literally got - - - -......- - - . out of bed and came straight to school. Up next was Stoplight Day where students wore red, green or yellow to show their status for the homecoming dance; had a date, maybe had a date or looking for a date. Wednesday was White Tee and Stunna Shade Day and Thursday was Class Competition Day: seniors dressed as their favorite cartoon or superhero, juniors wore their clothes backwards, sophomores sported togas and freshmen Shazzon Turner. Q_ dressed in tube socks and shower caps. Friday was Crazy Red & White Day, where Angels showed their school spirit in head-to-toe red and white! • Hayley Round Looks like teen splrlt. Decked out fr m head to toe . . oph more Nandi McDowell, Maurice Murphy. fre. hman Gavin John. n. . ophom r Rh nda Meadows, George Richter and Chris Hill show off their scho I spirit. (Photo by Mall ry Helnzeroth) [Oiot8] spirit. East, East, Angels. Throughout the state East Is know for their fans especially during ba<;ketball season when they enthusla tlcally cheer on their teams to victory with their original and creative cheers. (Ph to by Josh Tafoya) Rebels without a cause. On White Tee and Stunna Shade Day, junior Samuels, senior ichole Flnnie, sophomore Zabrlna Jackson . . enior McPherson, junior Acura H It, sophom re Mellcia Benavidez and Renee Williams sport their shad but wear black to show their style. (Photo by Gracie McGuire) Blinded by the light. Sporting their white tees and stunna shades, omore Chaz Levinson, junior Quiera Cantrell, sophomore Chris junior Monica Scott lounge on the front steps. (Photo by Gracie Mc(:A.iiJrell �Clockwise from top left: Clad In plaid. On PJ day. freshmen Alex Abbott, Matt Spencer, and Luke Buchanan get comfortable. Say cheese! In wacky attire, freshmen Ubby Howard and Rawley Bingham participate In spirit week. Stoplight. In red, yellow and green, senior Shannon Collins, fresh· f ~!!!!!~~~~~~~~! ~ man Shanlta Andrews and senior Monica Andrews stop traffic. Smile! Spirited sopho· mores Mackenzie Hall, Paresa FarshldNow and Alyssa Milner show off their shades. (Photos by Mallory Helnzeroth, Gracie McGuire, Zack Lass and Sam Lass) Red hotlln a fiery palette, juniors Katie Post, Emery Don· ovan, Gideon Hertz and Alexa Morrill look like perfectly spirited Angels. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Gettln' cozy. On Pajama Day, seniors Brenna Hokanson and Katie Havranek snuggle up In l'tr. MacMIIIarn Spanish class. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) �Over the ummer, s rat tudents traveled to Latin America through the community erv ce-ba d pn gram Amigo de las Americas. Clockwise from top left: Hola amtga. Senior Kate Ba s In Mlchoacan. Mexico. Helping hand. Senior Becca Bolden with children In Paragua)~ Youth to youth. Senior Lila Creighton pose· with a friend In Guanajuato, Me I o. Far from home. Senior EnJoying the view. While In Costa del Sol, Spain, juniors Emilie Abbott and Devon Tubbs and senior Michelle 011· phant relax near the beach. (Photo courtesy of Michelle Oliphant) Fufu. As a foreign exchange student In Ghana, sen Amy Stanesco helps her h t mother make fufu, a I dish. Amy Is pounding bolted cassava and plantain ln!i fufu, which Is dipped In up and swallowed wh (Photo courtesy of Amy Stan sco) �ave • n. well Over the summer and throughout the year, students traveled to places all over the world with school groups, friends, family, or sports teams. At the beginning of the summer, 23 students along with teachers Mr. Seaholm, Mr. MacMillan, and Ms. Solei\ went to Spain for 10 days. Some students traveled individually, like junior Carlie Christianson, who went to otre Dame to play basketball. Mlt was a great opportunity for me, and I really improved my game; explained Carlie. The organization Amigos de las Americas sent seniors Lila Creighton, Kate Bass, Becca Bolden and nt • 12. Ruthie Robinson-Larrance to Mexico and Paraguay for 1l youth-to-youth programs. Sophomore Kendal Murray went to Co ta Rica for a month to do community service and said, Mlt was the greatest experience of my life!w Trips overseas are not only fun, but great learning experiences. • Aimee Moyer Hang!n' around. Odyssey Club member Alex Bennett, 11: Sarah Bigley, 12; Nick Beck It, 11; CUllan Wlnb urn, 12: M na Hamermesh. 11: Stevie Flanery, 12; Ariel Lawrence. 12; Mallory Helnzeroth. 11; Devin Pltts·Roger • 12; Daryck Thompson. 12: Kevin Roper. 11: Beth Kochevar. 12 and Ruby Holmes, 12 In 6razll. (Photo courtesy of Mallory Helnzeroth) ~llaround the world. Ea. t welcomes exchange students Crace NJau. 12: Phil- RP Franke. 12; Sophia Zhao. 12: emanja Nedeljkov. 12: Air\ Kato. 10: lvonne ouzaud, 12; \cklas Te\cke. 12; Mohammad Ftotan, 12: Aline DAnuncio. 12; Ann(Pa Baumhauer. 9; John jau. 12; Sae Young Yoon. 12 and Marla Barbosa. 12 . hoto by Mallory Heinzeroth) Out and about. In Ecuador. friends and colleague Ms. Rizzuto. Ms. Davis and Ms. Porter take a m ment to enjoy the view from a bridge In front of a 100 foot waterfall In Banos. (Photo courtesy of U a Porter) When In Ghana. While visiting a local village. Ms. Rhone and Ms. Jeffrey deliver chool supplies collected by Peace Jam club member to needy recipients. (Photo courtesy of Ms. Jeffrey) travel.~ �ter sc Whether they volunteer, play sports, work or even just do homework, students' lives extend far beyond the walls of the chool. During the school day, students participate In the dally grind: note-taking, learning, socializing and more. But their lives really take off after the final bell rings. For example, junior Shantel Campbell volunteers as a tutor at Columbine Elementary. Mlts good for the kids to get extra help because they can't get it at home; she said. After school and sometimes even during school, senior Theo Lind rides his unicycle because its exhilarating and different. Free-running or parkour Is an activity senior George Lowe and his friends do after school. Free-running or parkour involves tlipplng and vaulting off objects found around town. \Ike rails, walls or buildings. All of these different activities allow East students to express themselves and release any pent-up stress from the school day. • Daryck Thompson In photu. u a En elken. 10: K<lt le Zickefoose. 12· M.a a Protecting the goal. Ready for a save, sophomores Alex Page and Jay Westcott work hard during club hockey practice. (Photo courte ·y of Zach Lass) ~ after school. Lend 11 helping hand. While In Washington D.C .• juniors Mallory Helnzeroth and Kaltlyn Randol dedicate many hours with a local charity. (Photo courtesy of Mallory Helnzeroth) For his next trick ... Working at the WizardS Chest, junior Tony Ballas stupefies and amazes two unsuspecting patrons with his Incredible magic tricks. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Break lt down. While pra tieing his 1m pres lve break-dancing skills. enl Andrew Ramirez shows off his favorite move. •the flare~ (Photo by Beatrlz Contreras) �Clockwise from top left: Stick tt. Coming off a stall into a kick flip, freshman Tyler Ashley practices his skateboarding tricks oft a -c:Jf">i'•~•-~1 ramp around the school. Amazing grace. ~=:~w;,;;~==~ Before a ballet lesson, sophomore Sarah .1 Lass and junior Katie Post stretch at the L-----:::::r~---~-11 barre. Feel the music. Practicing their duet musical composition, senior Nichole Finnie and her younger brother, sophomore Bran· don, perfe t their piece. Smack that. Pra ·tieing for an upcoming tournament senior Max Milhan perfects his ping pong skills. (Photos Peter Hartman and Zach Lass) Hop the fence. After getting a running start. seniors George Lowe and John Lindmark ~orHla vault" oft a fence practicing their free·runn ing outside East by the softball field. <Photo by Peter Hartman) Doctor Dan. Working at his part time job as an a sistant pharmaceutical technician at Walgreens. not too far from East, we catch senior Daniel Edwards in the medicine aisle at work. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) �• Monkeying around. ot afra d to have fun with hi tyle, ophomore Hamza Shareef r ps his multl·colored monkey jacket. <Photo by Carlle Christianson) Posing pretty. With her I ng shirt. n cklace and jea senior Sydney Ax trod dl play her unique style. <Ph by Te s Jackson) �• ead t From high heels and jeans to sweatshirts and sweatpants, everybody has a way of expressing themselves through the clothes they wear. Every year new trends arise that are adopted by many students. Although some people dress alike, everyone has a way of making their style unique. According to junior Carson Crawford, "There is no common trend among the students; everybody dresses the way they wane With all the different people at East diversity in style can only be expected. "Its a cool varietY, said freshman Samantha Sanderson, explaining, "Nobody is afraid to _ _ _ _ _ _.. express themselves~ Some students find their style by Molly Hartman. 12 reading fashion magazines; others dress like their favorite celebrities; still more create their own unique style. Be it sunglasses, shoes, earrings, or jackets, everyone finds a way to make a statement. • Tess Jackson Yup In my white tee! With O\er ·!zed unglasses and stylln" white tees. Junior Koree Ross and seniors Melvin Yarber, Luke Ealey, Ryan Saulters, Layron Taylor, O'Brian Brooks and Blake Swain rock their look. (Photo by Mallory H lnzeroth) Cosua\ e\egonce. While getting ready for the cold weather. sophomores Tracy Smith, Lucy Roper. Jessica Laub, Claire Morrow and Alyssa Milner relax In comfortable tops and the always reliable jeans. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Dangling beoutles. The chandelier earrings have made their way Into the fashion spotlight. Junior Nlchelle Mason shows oft her elegant pair. (Photo by Tess Jackson) Condy striper. Whether they are vertical. hori· zontal or diagonal. stripes always look cute. Freshman Haley Jenkins displays her fashion with trendy grey and white stripes. <Photo by Tes Jackson) fashion. rof1f5l J?15 �• • s. n. it run Many students have a long legacy of family members who have attended East for generations. Whether your family attended East before you, or you and your sibling are going to school together, many students are proud to carry on the tradition of being an Angel. Going to school with your sibling can be a lot of fun: you always have someone to help with homework, give you a ride to school, or simply grab lunch with. Identical senior twins Cara and Amy Fallano are thrilled to go to school together. ·us nice to have a sister at school because I always have someone to study and carpool with; explained Cara. Amy and care Fa llano. 12. Looking around the halls of East. you can see numerou students that are related; whether they are twins, cousins or brother and sister, East is filled with relative that go to school together. • Kelly Thomp on Chauffeur. Senior Madeleine King drives her younger brother, fre hman lan King, to school every day. <Photo by Carlle Christianson) [OTl]-6] siblings. Matching genes. Even though enior twin Scott and Davis Wert look alike, they have their own unique traits: for example, Scott Is right-handed and Davis Is left-handed. <Photo by Kelly Binding) Three!; company. Born just minutes apart, ophomore triplets Zack. Sar and Sam Lass enjoy going to school together. ·sometimes we disagree things. but we till love to hang out to ether:' aid Sam. (Photo court ofLa family) Brotherly love. Showing love for his younger brother, junior Cody H s shows ophomore Alex Ho kin that he I stronger, but will always look him. (Photo by Kelly Binding) �Clockwise from top left: Back to back. Younger brother. freshman Jason Laub. and sister, sophomore Jess Laub, hang out. Sister act. Sisters Monica Andrews, a senior, and Shanlta Andrews, a fre ·hman, bond. Two peas In a pod. Siblings junior Yerlca Pessoa and sophomore J.P. Pessoa don·t just represent the Angels at school. but on the tennis court as well. Give a little. Allshla Romero, a sophomore, enjoys being part of LSU and her older brother, enlor Anthony Romero, enjoys playing football. (Photos by Reese Boyd and Kelly Binding) Sibling rivalry. Playfully, Junior Shaqullle Turner holds his younger brother Shazzon Turner. a freshman. In a headlock. (Photo by Mallory Heinzroth) Double trouble. Sporty and fun, Junior twins Gabe Fancher and Hana Fancher both play soccer for East and a club team. (Photo by Kelly Binding) �Favorite Halloween costumes. clockwise from top left: Trlck-or-treat. Smiling. en lor Carolyn Walicki and Eryn Tomlinson particIpate In the co ·tume contest. lt!> a Mario! Ores ed like video game characters. juniors Ben Allegrezza and Billy Soren en are the Mario brothers. What a pair! Dressed as a criminal, sophomore Emily Go che tands next to her twin brother Matt Gosche, the headle man. Odd couple. The lovely Marilyn Monroe. sophomore Kiara Massey, with a fierce ninja. ·ophomore Maurice Murphy. (Photo· by Mallory Heinzerothl Vroom Vroom! The best ride In the lot belongs to senior Evan Barber His 2006 BMW motorcycle get · him to chool In a flash while saving gas. (Photo by Vlkl Rey Eagle) Pimp my ride! Based on a student survey, the. e four cars were voted most worthy of being on MTV "Pimp my Ride~ Oockwlse rom top left: Coming in first. junior Abram Verai; "Beast~ Is the most worthy of a makeover. Junior Nick Becketts ·co-Kart• lives up to Its name with a max speed of 55 mph. When senior Melvin Yarber takes a turn. his Honda Civic makes a mysterious clicking sound. Senior Brianna Bentleys van has a big hole that clearly makes a statement. (Photos by Vlkl Rey Eagle and Beatrlz Contreras) �• vorttes • We've got spirit. On Crazy Red & White Day. seniors Monica Powell, Ashley Greer. Kayla Wa hlngton , Jozlln Moland, Tatlanna Vinson, Paris Landrum, Athilla Sayers. Lafonda Reid, Mercedes Scott. and Hana Willis show their school spirit while cheering at the pep rally. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) n. the it list At a school as large and diverse as East, there is a wide spectrum of interests and preferences. The Angelus staff polled a portion of the school to figure out what places, things and activities were the top picks. First of all. most students agreed that the best spirit day was Crazy Red and White Day, and their favorite place to go to lunch was Starbucks. The favorite place for a more affordable lunch, however. was Sun-Mart. In school. many students prefer drama over the other electives, and after school they like to listen to their iPods before going off to play sports. Sophomore AishaJohnson plays softball and said, "Us a great way to get involved with my schooe Sophomore Joseph Hicks prefers basketball; he said, "I like basketball because I can play with my friends and meet new people~ With a variety of interests and opinions represented at school. all students agree that East is the number one place to learn and hang out. • Viki Rey Eagle and Beatriz Contreras Us 11 B11rble world. When asked about their favorite toy as a kid , the East students surveyed remembered playing with Barbles, Legos, Playdoh and Hot Wheels. Or11nge moch11 frllppucc\nol Proudly dl playing their Frappucclnos, freshmen Audrey Hagman, Lindsay Emery, Rawley Bingham, Hannah Tabor and Tlffanl Johnson enjoy lunch at Starbucks. (Photo by Canyon Soak) Gotchlllln the favorite prank of the year, Ms. Topf, a big ebraska fan. Is shocked by her classroom after a group of en lor boys decked it out In Oklahomas colors. (Photo by Lisa Porter) favorites. [Q[119] �tra • s• Some things at East never change. Year after year we can count on seeing certain traditions carried on. East students make it their duty to uphold traditions like freshmen adoption, red and white fridays, walking to lunch as freshmen, carrying balloons on their birthdays, painting the pump house and going crazy during spirit weeks. Returning students welcome freshmen during orientation and sports initiations where the upperclassmen dress their freshmen In wacky clothes and take them out to lunch. On Crazy Red and White Day, you are guaranteed to experience a sea of red and white In the hallway and the pep rallies get everyone!; spirit and energy up. Whatever the tradition may be, East students make sure to pass It on every year to future generations of Angels. • Reese Boyd and Carlle Christianson Celebrate good tlmes. A birthday tradition Is upheld by sophomore Ebonle Lindsay. Her friend. Tyler Willis. a sophomore. pins a dollar bill to a her shirt. (Photo by Carlle Christianson) [OT21oJ traditions. I'll have the usual. After walking to lunch. freshmen Tyreesa Reeves and Payne Davis sit down to enjoy their food. The usual lunch spots for freshmen are Arbys and Popeyei;. (Photo by Carlle Christianson) Respect your elders. Being adopted by a ·big sister· at East Is a tradit that senior Sydney Axelrod. who adopted freshman A~pen Johnson. o~ freshman Helen Gafflgan. who was adopted by senior Hannah Abraham found enjoyable. Thl Is a good way for the freshmen to learn the ropes a the seniors to pass on the East traditions. (Photo by Carlie Christianson) Cultural connect. East traditionally Is the home to many exchange stude and the International Oub Is designed to help these exchange students welcome. Front row: Leah Watuinge, Elaine Martinez. Mary Dewey. edith Sagara. Susan Harlor and Elizabeth Jones. Second row: Sophia Zhac Mohammad Ibrahim Frotan. Airi Kato and Elizabeth Hunt·Revers. Back r Nemanja Nedeljkov, Nicklas Teicke. Graham Hart, Sae Young Yoon, Raclt Messer. Feben Asfaw. Celeste Sweet Hayes and Karlssa Froiov. (Photo Lisa Porter) �Clockwise from top left: Who needs paper? Window paint I· u ed by ~enlors Rhoad · Cannon. Eric Ebel and Chris Hill to write on the car In the PDrklng lot. A friendly face. During Thursday mornings. link leader· like junior Rachel Bank help freshmen. such - ....-""''.......tl as Kelley McCarroii·GIIbert, with their work. Blast from the past. With their fre hmen literature clas . Ja.:k Henderson, Grant Bee· ~r--­ zkalo and Sergio Anaya tour the clock tower and museum. Going all out. Feeling spirited. sophomore Jamie Urbana dre. es from he11d to toe for Cr11zy Red 11nd White Dll): Whot by S11m L11ss and Carlte Christianson) Game time. Soccer players freshman Grant Simon, enior Chris Un mayer. Satha Boyd. Matt Hender on. Marques Martinez. soph more Billy Soren en and senior Peter Gray wear their Jerseys on game days to promote team and school plr\t. (Ph to by Carlie Chrl tianson) Sleeping beauties. Participating In one of the favorite spirit day . sophomore Jamaal Thompson. Junior Bridget Kromery, ophomore Chris Wall and Junior Shaqu\11e Turner love an excuse to relax In their pajamas at scho 1. (Photo by Carl\e Christianson) ��-......_ n iors~.lead rsofthe �An All Daniel Aid En1n1J And rson [012]--4] seniors. Jonathan ArnnlS Anru AddonlS �Ale-xi At ncio 01in1J AtufunwJ Jorge AvJlos Sydn y Axelnxl !Xvon BJ cJ En1ily BJk r Amy Mehlbach , who~tennl s It~. ' Allison Barrett whose ravorlle son 11 ran ''""- En1ily BJrdwell Kristin Marquez Rlshl Ashtakala ~~~ - ' , who likes summer who <ltd luJUsu H~- ,j ~ lan Bonesteel who ha been to Spain ' ~~~ - Allison BJtTett Larry Armstrong whooera rUe cia wa ~~~- ~h lJqu line AvilJ Jamal Bowen Kayla Mares who ran tr&.:k "''llooe ravorue movie Is The Notebook It~ It~. I ~ ' Paris Landrum Emma Anderson "hose favorite color ls 't"''low who lnsh •tep dances It~. ~~~- l<Jth rin BJSs Andr w BJtsford seniors. ['Of2'f5J �Alura BJXter Nichole Berg Estee Bershof Alexandria Beczkalo Brianrn Bentley Sarah Bigley Chdn11Jin Billingsle RebecCJ &Jld n Christian &Jlger Billy 0 Reilly who dl'IM! a Saab H Ftaser Downing Renleka Johnson who had a cousin at East like- who took Ceramics like_ ren1iah Black ~ seniors. J Kevin BLJckn1on �!Jn ~nesteel En1ily Bornunn BenjJnlin Bowen JJnul ~wen Ruby Holmes Brlanna Bentley who went to homecoming with_ who was on 'reorbook BenjJnlin Brown ·~- BrJndon BuckinghJn1 0Jni l Burtness seniors. rof2T7J �Anthony Butch r HJny un-oth rs [O)'};t8J seniors. Oidn11J Butt r En1nu By rs Mlrisd CJStoreru �PeJrce onnelly J ren1 Deont~ Cowans !Jzzn1in Cotton Coo~r Jeremiah Black Abby Malman Ryan Saulters Tote Hughes Jordan Casteel ¥.1\o \\"DS on ortlst who p!O)Yd tennis likr... who "a• on student council like- who took AP Language like "flo played Indoor SOCCft Iller- like. 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Sc1n1 Ellis lln Ennis Cl.Jir Fc1dul lJSOn Escc1lc1nte �Moniqu F rguson Keny Fessend n Kristin FiL1k Ashle Filer Nichol Finni RJ gJn Fish r St vi FL1n ty An1i Font not seniors. rof3'13J ���Mol1Jnlnldd Frotan Kalif Fuller NlttiJn Gietl Griffin Glldson ~seniors. Gr Gath rcol utherine GliwJ r �Robert CrJl1Jnl Rose Green Harry Carrothers who goes by his middle name like LJtt e Crov 0Jvid Guthridge lv\Jrli seniors. [Of3J7] �Morgan Hall Dyrell Halley I<Jthryn Havranek 01ristoph r Hdyd n [OJ'3}-8J seniors. 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Reni k.:1 Johnson Sh rim Johnson Lak isha Joir r �lv\JndisJ Jones MidlJeL1 Jones Ben Brown Mar\sa Castorena Christian Bolger who was lnltilltl'\1 freshman who doesn I have a middle name who went to Slavens II"-' wUh Trent Kies seniors. rof4T1] �lv\dd l in King Dennis Knight Elinocth Koch vJr Z1 l1.:1ry Levek lJy L vinson Alura Baxter Clly Len1Jr [OJ4}-;2J seniors. PJris LJndrun1 �Andre L wis I<Jliru Lewis I t-en1idh lewis Theodore Lind Gregory LitvJk John Lindnldrk 1-ellclty Durocher who a VIrgo , " Shannon Cotltns who drove a Honda ~ lllu>. Nicolette Smith who assisted • Dean like- ' , Cooper Pond Max Brehm who pia~ rugby lllu> , who took Ceramics J lllu> like-~ ' En1ily Mdas Brianna Elder who ottended Purk Hill lllu>~ fhomas Richardson whose favorite food Is chicken lllu> " , Evelyn Turner whose J Jazzmlne Cotton whose llJYOrit Ice creom I strawber•v Hlu>- ' verite restaurant Is Chlootle lllu>~ Ara DeCamlllis .J to jozz Uke- Elise Mdnn seniors. [Of4f3] �GJbri l MJnn l(dyld MJres Kristin MJrqu 2 • MJrqu [OJ4J"4J MJrtin 2 seniors. lorddn MJrtu z-Doubltn Courtney McCJrrollGillx-rt St plklni MJxw ll �lenn ' McConville Terrence McCoy I<Jthtyn McGL1n1 ry Tyler Mcl'JJnura An1 M hlbach Max Milhan Robin Mill r seniors. [Of4f5] �Els th Montgl Ktp Moor Ain1 Thonm MujJ Mo r [OT41-6] seniors. J(dth rin MulligJn �Alyssa 1\klsen Sarnu l 1\kwnlJ n CrJce NjJLI Gr gory O'Brien Mich lle Oliphant WilliJn1 OR ill Corah Ov rbur Al fandra PalJdo seniors. rof4T7J ���John Pc1rk Sunghoon Pc1rk Addn1 Pc1rk r Quinn PJtterson Syris Pern LL Keith Pet rson Hdrrison Pettes ZlndrJ Pikes Devin Pitts-Rogers lJnmye Pogue JuliJ PokrJndt [OT51oJ seniors. �T JShJ Popkin IJy Preved l Zeru Price-Broncucid Alexl Atencio who"~ at. a restaurerJ Ilk ••• IJnlJl R id LJFonru Reid RJ Reilly SJShJ Reschech tko lessicJ Ricl1drdson seniors. rof511] �Thonm RidlJrdson RyJn 5Jnlpson [OJ5}-zJ seniors. RuthAnn Robtnson-l.dtTan e Cenesis Rick tts Ctlire 5Jnderson �1\Jnrld nberuz-Ruiz 1\!\Jnon Sc:Jles Devon Bacca Adam El-ldrlssl whoso was born In September Hl<e . '- Mercedes Scott whote ravortte color Is like- I Theo Lind who llod about havlna a tattoo like._ TdVonn Shazier ' Andrew Harrold v.tlo had Btolo y with 1'HI'I I Molly Hartman who hu bluo eyea like .• J . Oaf\ Ashley Hudgens Kendall Gross whose ra'1011te oa on Is rail who Is a Leo tn•hma"ye~rU~- ' ~ke . Hke . I Jordan Franklin whoto birthday Is In Marth like_ ' I Gillian Wlnbourn who went to Hamilton ' Anthony Robinson II d) ~aid II~ loDJn inlnlS seniors. ~ �DonJn-Mi h lle _llltth Ben SpJdy Latlce Grove Ashley Greer who had a sibling at East who wen! to Smiley II t Vir ent pringer-Moore [OI5'14J seniors. �Bldke Swain San1uel Sweetser Joshua Tafoya Edward Morris whose (0\"011le color Is gret'!l 111<2••• T ahjj Taylor Jordan T aylor-Felese Nicklas T eicke seniors. f015T5J �John T eutsc:h [Ot5't6J seniors. Nich lle Thonm TerisSJ Thotl1JS.0lrister1Set1 �Ale.x.1ndrJ Uhlberg WilliJn1 VJnT reuren An1ber VJughn ~in1iltJn Viski-Hdni<J Barrett Trenholme lk Tsamasfyros Devin Arnold Matt Duerksen who took Chemistry Ike.• who went to BPS who snowboards like_ who speaks Spanish like •• with ... VIncent Sprlnger·Moore who d'dn t ha~ • au like_ 1\lavJLyn WJggon r 1<anl1J W Jldo (Jrolyn W Jlicld Bren isllJ W JU<.er seniors. rof5T7J �lJhdLl W Jlker SJnlJntllJ W JtT n John Njau whose like_ '- Thomas Harrison Brenetsha Walker whose ra....mt color Is re I Chutney Patterson whose favorite Mason Is fall like._ u MJr Webber ~seniors. '- William Cannon whose !a 1 nam "'ho peaks anoth<T !an u Iller • food Is Chinese like- I Anthony Butcher who ha been to Canada like .•• " Elinbeth Weller sicJ WJSOn l<J ·Ll W JShington Dtandra Partridge tarts with a C ~ like- I Alex Pala·to who look 1\'ench like •• '- f Jordan Canlar who look Pre·Calculu Don ll Wells with... "'ho w~nt to l'1orry with '- Deonta Cowans 'hot ywUh I'I\'C Coldln like ... MicllJ l Wells �Scott Wert LeJ White Dominique Hur t Maxwell :;everson who went to HIU who went to Teller If GilliJn Winbourn 01ristopl er WielgJ I T JJlJ WilliJn1s HJru Willis Shelby Winget JordJn Woolfolk seniors. [Of5J"9] �0Jntel Yolles ��juniors. �• niors • n. ler e \Cf) Laurrn Ba nlhon) Bal Rachel B -Jamison \.1omque Banl..~on C) nthia Baquera Kclisha Barber Kyhe Bar than Blea laB l..h Grace Boller Rene a Bonner Jordan Booth l>onta B l n anB "ell Bryan Boklho nnah BO"e 1 •and<r Rr11<hfeld Kwa Bradley John n CobinB!O"n \lal olm Bro..-n 1en~ Bru~.:e Ma a Bur;hc:n le Bunoo mleagl> Bunon Rhlannon Buunan mand.t By Thomas Cabell Kludl Oh"a Camacho- ngel Jacque!> nn Campbell hantel Campbell Qlnera Canan: II Eve .ape<:elatro BnannaCIIl'O) Chandr3 Carney �Om topher Cole l>omomque ( lim tnz Contreral Tt :an~ ooper Courtney Copeland SarahC'omr h Jo Cortezl.Ma &cole Cranon Canon (ra,.ford DennCu~ (l>arl Ooley rn:utda D Brandee Dance Ivan Dane) f nn1an D \td nthoo) Da\1 {arlo0.\1 Preston 0&\ I Lorenzo Da"' la !tal !><.~•·• D<Rung l'nn De\-.n) R1 hard Daat Montana Drllen rg Emery DonO\-.n Chnstophct Ora Lynnrili Draper Tra' Draper Clranae lluBry dn n Dudley Am.lnda Du 1\.aehn Dungan uUnan Kelly Dunn ley Jordan llhott I eanor l;mery Am) I Paul Emrilh hannon I arrel [OJ6'J-4] juniors. �Canlinfukes Alo.andcr Feldman Jan l'criuoon Hannah Feuer Clln Jan II C'har1.. Fine Ryan Finegan T u<k<t Fosler M&dcl~ne Founwn PlullJp Franke Klfl Franlhn Grace: Fncdman Kayla Fruge Mclvm Fublcr J G Scott Gcmpcrlinc lcmwnc Germany M<>okcy G1lbcn 1.ltkcDZJe GilchrUt l<rran G1vcns A ndrcw Gomez Anncmarie Gonzal<s Carolina Gonzalez IICJI Gordon S.. huylcr Grave Laura Gra • Halttnnan Ryan Gray Ruhlda Grear Cameron Orccnc: Adnan Grccnholz Amtey Greer Thomas Gnllo Raymond Groves Eduardo Gurrola I Guu I uc OullerrCZ Omar Guzznan Juhan Hall 1 tthew Hall OlJv~aHall J05hua Halllbunon T•mO!hy Hamh1dge Mona Harncnncsh FJicn Handy R Icy Hanoon '\ly ha Harlan Thomas Hulor Lauren Hanington C<ny Harril Graham Han Patnck Hartman Brnnna Hay 1 !lory HeuucrO!h Lindsey Hen honnc:tt.a Henry G1dcon Henz liffln) H1c 1wphy H tt F.nca Hokomb "'"'Holland-Plum .'\ ... ura H It Cody H lin Ja m1ne Houc I 1ca H l.con:lrd H.,.vd Hallie Hughes Robert Hu,hes Elizabeth Hunt-Rn-ers ustua Hy w Lmdsey ldclberg K thcrine Jablon \1onJquc Jac son Tc Jac son Z..hnna Jack n KahlJaJamn amuciJan 1 Philhp Jcrnpson Columb~a Jenk• I hoi Job ln1 Johnsen Br.an John! on j uniors. ro16T5J �Chancl John on Ret.: lab Johnson 14 Johns..lf'l I om Johnson lcxandcr Jonts \\ana Jones Candace J Jamll.! JorlC$ Sla!JaJ~ lasnunc losqlh \ hlynn lunte~R«<J Jo.:cuh Keef 'er llrrnlal K lley Clm tophcr Kt I \bnm 1\..nnom Sharoo.l Kmdell nthon) 1\:mg Dana Knud n L1h 1\:o m1·k1 C.,;,.les Kn\1c Culm!o.:.,;ffl Deborah 1\:rau llndget KrorTII1:y 1\:ylc ""' ly G1lhan 1\:umm \..a\ tan Lahey PaJr:c l.anon Rob<n l.ec hiTany Ia &nJ31111nldbn Kaylal~" iChol l.e'4'1 M hael Liehtba<h K y1a Limon ora LI\ tnguon Ana Loa Samantha[..,.,., Bnan Louden Usa l.o•-.:ll Jared U...·denmlk C.eorge Lo.,.e /.ayra Loya· 'liOil V.a."Cfly Loza Elizabeth 1 yda le andria l ~1ID lh n !Jnn Tenel Lyon A <IIley \IJ."t ~.1than ~1ad. cnnc An Mollman Raeann \brqucz Oamel M.:trrOI.ium Eala<ha ~Wnhbank ntome \brtJ.n E'"" 1arun hlame \bnu1ez Lauren \1artmcz 1.111111 \.1 nn-.e1 Samantha M.utmez >,;Khelle \la«.>n Lauren \1 Janet Matth..,. Auboel \kAIIISICr Patnd. \kDnnntll Da•id M £"en RegiS \kGu•re AI andra MdleiU) Charles \l.lnt h Toshonno M mney Bnan \I Qutnn Cody \!elton Dtana \1endo/a lac 1 redith Patn l \!eyer Ala \I tiN k.i Julia Md1cr Jo11in \I land [OJ'6}];J juniors. �\1 tthc" P<"kr'SOn J ,, D Pohl ICmtcn Polk llov1n Poll:lrd rq:Mil latlh<\\ Pomporuo K thryn Post 0! l'r3n Randall Prouh juniors. rof617] �Rad:uus aron Rae! thohc Albe Ramey M uncao Ram1rez K 1tlyn Rand I Desh wn Ray Bn!Wly Reed 1adchne Reu b G briel Rey Maya R1 bards 1ah Rtchard on Mochael R1chardwn Shne Rtchardson Susan R•chardson Courtney Riley M R1tchen U.,oellyn Roberts athan Rob! Gamson eebcr Sulaunan hareef [OT61'8J juniors. �ydney m1th len m1th terhng SJTUtb-Murplly M on Sneed Enal neJder Dean Snell JaniCe Solono Matthc:w Soma Kllltlna Sondmnann Sltln Ll te•ner l)ronc SltVCIISOI1 amuel Stewan Rayvcn Stewan-Lindstrom Lync ton De\'On Sullivan J ne ulltvan f.rin WIDDCnon . ·,u Tamas.haro ClioTanab Carisu Tanenbaum Yarclt Tlpta M t1hc:w Tapper Jomua Taylor Abip!l Temple Chad Terry Uc:haryToves Tonn Tlwnes Dejalove Thomas Amanda~ Kelly Thompson Demetn Thornton Tierra Thornton RyanT!uvsh T&DeZ&r<e TidwelJ. M M1U011 idyTi<TII<)' Z Toh-.er J&\oiCf Tbrres DaniT<Mit De\'On Tu Trot Vaughns bram Vera Jamt o\<emer Diamond \"t~!l can 1gll na \o1zoso Pledge \\ al er Teetona \\ er Deanna Wallace Audrey \\a trom ticta Walten Raphael \\Orcl Sha"'n \\ani Leah \\ arumge Da\o.n \\ alcy Gabrielle \\ebb Perea \\ c er Eltubcth \\ cgmann C1 "" \\ esteOil I• I \\ hite \\ illtam Whutaker R \'311 \\ httnngtoo juniors. rof6T9] �O..rta \\ ilbcrt 0, \u'C: \\older \.uon \\tlham l)ai\3\\&Jh ..m RraJKhe \\ 1lham Patn k \\ 1lham RellC'e \\illwru R \\ollwru Brandon \\ olh juniors. ��or n. tuck in th Muhammad Abdullah Cosorlll: ta l\<llenlll:qu to Daniel Adams Mercedes Mams Robert Mc:lom Silvana Alqulpa·Dorner AshftAI Mlkayla Ak!xl Millicent Alston Marla Amaya Brandon Anderson.:rhayer An~elka Apel nArllne Omar Armendariz Canlsha Armstrong Ricardo Arroyo Carr!<! Austmnann Zoe Baker Seth Bangert Clarence Bonks h &mholt Sllema&~U Luts Barraza Dominique Barrera IIR!·y Barrett ian Bartholomew Ertn&tn Turmour Battle Stephanie Bell l'lstrkk Bellldo-Choy Mackenzl Bell·Nugent Mellc1a Benavidez Devin Bennett Charles Benson Hayden~ lkolal8erg llftly 8tncltng Brandon 81alr Canyon llollk Akeftn Bohannan Johnathan llooner Melissa 8orgel Allison Bradley 8en Brady l\<lthryn Braun Eugene Brewu Maxwell Brldg Mrlanllrooks lcholas Brown James Bryant llonlka Bryant VIncent Burchard&nUh Mlsil<!t'Bumell Oay Bums Ryan Bush Jennifer Buller Agustin Cagnonl fl'anclsco Cagnonl Jimmy Calderon Caroline Caldwell Samuel Calvin Jamar Campbell Erik Campos Jemlela Campos Ar e1 Canada Walker Cannon Emily Carlson Megan Carlson JenHsa Carr Reginald Carter lan Cashin [O't7}-zJ sophomores. �Jeovany Casillas Ra\1<!11 Casillas Jonathan Ca MaxweiiCaa Jose Ca tarwda TynUa Ca tell Alfredo Castro HUiary CeprH&-Md..,an Champag~ Chambers Alexandra Cheroutos Kallah Chlneth evan Chipley Mlkayta Christensen Olivia Christian Are!< Chu<ovl<h Paolo Ciancio Pete Cisneros Quincy Clark Ol<ees !Ia Clay Abraham Clayman Shaqaya Cleveland MatthowCM Drew Cohen Robyn Cole Aunjanlqu.. Collier Dazyre Collins !Irvin Collins Alexandra Conaway John Connolly Jarrad Cooley !thew Cooper Waller Cooper )ovaun Copeillnd lema Conal Klern Cortez-Ray Johnny Cotton Morgan Cox Carla Crawfurd Katherine Crow JftHCrowe Matthew Cummings IH.usha Cunningham Sherod Dadgar l'yqueta Davidson Dominique Davis Man: Davis Pemooa Davis Kendall Oe<arlo Kayta Delong Stefan OekraMI' Calder Oellaport Estepbon Denning Benjamin Dewey John Dlaz Ia Dibble Russell Dixon Cectly Doolin Esale Dominique Geotrrey Donahue Oliver DOrazio Phfillp Dove Blake ()olo.11ng Matlhew Dowling Chakeer Drake·FI-azler ColeD Oomanl<a Dudloy Jake Dunn khola Dupu<h Letfcta Duran Brynton Durant Phoebe Duvall Lougary Eddington Samantha Egle Colin Eighmy Marquis Ellis Stephani En elbrecht·Polla Usa Eng.uc.m Joshua Engert Spencer Erl<k. on Jameson EYang~r Erika Fadnes. sophomores. rof!13] �Palrlcl< farrl -HI tre l'llresa farshldnow Alexander farwell Jordan fbvll" 'lOri re.. rc. Emm" !'erg Calfee Ferguson Mu Field William Field atalle flne Brandon flnnle "'~ flsh .,g~~an flsher T<tJh Flsher Cody flet<her-Gay Mam~s Flowers Zachary A'mcts Mark A'anklln c.,ncll<e A'azler t..unm A'eerMn Char!H ll.lbler Brenn.. l'lljlmoto Porker Ill on Andres C....,n Sara C..lan M~le Gallegos Tyler Galyean Reed Ganyer Destiny Garcta Domingo C..rcta Rhlannon Garda Duran Rhay C..rrel! Jawon Garrison Seanawa C..ry Marlo Garza Kody C..ulden ErtnCeMing Alex Celernter T!Uindl Clbbo D•myelle Cllbert Anlyah Cllllsple Daniel Conzalez Luis Conzalez-Ca t"neda at han Cordy EmOy Coad>e sophomores. �!thew Cosche Alyaon Gourd Tloi>Uis Gro HillAry Green Ashl<')' Greene Jerma Greenwood Thomas Greenwood A m Grime-Hayes Aulono Grigsby Zachery GrO&Snlckle Aaron Guere<a l'lcRuer Guthrie Cobrlel Gut lerrez Tatlllno Guy Kirk Guyton Lars Hallt!< A!eMndro Hale Alex Hall M«kenzle Hall Robert Hall Shelby Hall o..wn Hamtnon Aoron Hamiel Marilee Hammond Jeffery Hamplon Ddon Hardy Edward HarlAn Susan Harlor Bobby Harris roh Harris Robert Harrison Saroh Harrison Peter Hartman Emily Hayden c t Hayes Christopher Hayes Scott Helder Shanle Henderson Zachary Henry Crysl& Hernandez Joseph Hicks QuentlnHlldmh ArlannaH!Il Chrt topher HOI-froylor Sore Hobbs c,.ronl:ioehn Aubonl Holt HillAry Hornsby Alex Hoskin Zurt House Casey Hou ton ClAyton Houston lesslcoHay Barrett Hu en ShaMe Hudley DanlelleHu Michael Hu Charity Hundon Hannah Hunnlc:utt Tomeklll Hunt Lamou.r Hunter Dawn Hur)1< Agu tin lbarro Mary Ingle Tomlko Irvin Gideon Irving Joseph Jackson Shelby Jackson Cheri )ii<Obs Co n)ocobs lesslco Jaynes Kyresho Jenkin Ja-"Ob Jtrsaro DarT)oilohn AlshoJohnwn Ay no Johnson Elizabeth John Correll Johnson Symphony Johnson latr!ce John ton Arquese Joiner sophomores. rof!T5l �Krt tlon)Ones tthew Jud Carol!n 114plan 114 Holt-n 114tlch Alrlll4to epha Isabella Kftldrk:k i<¥<'Klllton Julio Klrklen 1141 I K lah Kvamba RavmLa 8rond4 l aman John U. Nlrtan lecompte Sydn~ Leday Raymonel.ee ~xandrla l enatall Tanlsha r nd a l.ewb Vashawn loyva-Huston loren Udor Rhys Undmarl< Ebonle Und Utvak Caelen lomberd-Knapp Rlcb1e l.ooder A Davant• Long David Long ander Loamb ephanle lopn Oj n Luckett Claudia lueva Ca lltos Clssy LuJan JoH lu n Krlsey lu n Colin lu~ Crystal Mack Duncan Mad.eod Curtis Madden Sara rqun Urljah Crystal Marshall Maya II Ella Martin C..rrln Martinez Orlando Martinez Ronald rtlnez Moluuned Masha Klara Ma Ma .,. Mendoza [OT7}-6J sophomores. �Kel~ Jemny !le&-~ Jane Mots Alyssa Mtlner khola ! ...,. Arts k • Pl?ter Munleenu Maurice urphy lcole Murphy llendel Murray E!Yelln Ortiz-Romero lauren Ostra • reline~ AmeUnelly Padilla Alexander Pa Robert Chris Parts Shane Parkor IUem Parkhill sophomores. ro1TI!l �Rober! Brandon Parson Cha~I'Diril"k Dominique Pall Jolumnah P,ay Anthony l'enaflor Chrlsllne l'l!ndleton lydt.l Ptnt-Chawz Rosa r..rlrNin Jon Pessoa Ta)'lor Pel laura l'llllltpo~lraln Marley Pterce l.oo.lse Plet ruszrN&I<I Yadlra PII~Rodrtauez Alan PltlrNin lames Plate er l"<'yyon Pr Seba 11411 Puryear "'mynRalney Joel Ramirez llecta Ramsey Zurt Randell ll<•yal Rayburn SerenU y Redshlrl Fool Kasasha Reedy Maurice Rfld Tla Reid Taylor lldmann Jesslekyes Christopher Reynolds Kamll Reynolds Ellum Rice Marqu Richardson Richter VIncent Rletmel)er Eric Rincon Alyssa Robert D.mm 1\obles Dustin Rodrtquez-Monlay~~ Breanna Ro&ers Katherine AdAm Romero Allsht.l Romero lucille Roper sophomores. �Spencer R VIncent R It Hayley Round Olivia Rudeen Spshelle Rutledge Cama.:huSald c~ilty Sa!Agovlc Domlnk Salisbury Sablt Sambula ~~MSamuol Cu lllvo Sanchez·Luevano lA<Mry Sanford Elly~hu Sarett R~n Saunders )lsmes Sawye-r )osepll SeAl~ laum~Sch Mad Inc Schroedtf Sophl~ Schwabe Am~nda Schweikert Christopher Scott lklt~ Scott Ceorge Sepme!er Phillip Sevier K.oyl~ Shafer H~mz~ SMred' Rlo:MrdSMw Sangay Shtr~ Loyd Short Kevin Shrollds Tyktlsh~ Simmons Cl~ire Simon Gr~nt Simon Thom~s Simon Sheret M Slay Joel~ll Joshu~ Sm~ll Antonio Smith Fallm~SmUh Justin Smith Unds~y Smith Marltnt Smith Rachel Smth Tracy Smith VIctor Sooa Jonathon Stonlnger Quincy Storr Delany Steele C~lvln Stetnholl' Richard Sternley David Stentnger ~rvtn Stt'Vtnson Donyl St. Hill Brennan St leneker llrtonno St roughter ltnnlfer Su BrloM SUllivan Maureen Sullivan Zachary Sulsky Elizabeth SWH!baum MatthewS~ Colin Tobb K.omeron Ta)1or Eaholea Temple AudrloM Terut Benlamtn Teselle Jeffrey Tholhofer t-Jah Thoma Ivory Thoma Jade Thomas Tiffany Thoma Brion Thompson Jam~al Thompson O..V.ughn Thornton leo!~ Thurman leanna lOmlln Jazmlne Tootle Marqut· Trader·Bank.slon Benjamin Tregernbo Bryan Tup~ Hanlfilh Turr,.,.. sophomores. rof!T9l �Mar a Va )acquellrw Vanderburs Anthony l<al< Wanamaker El..,., Want Ronald Wells VIctoria Well Jay We !<Ott Sandra~na ~an William Scott Iamson 1)1er Willis Anthony Wilson ~anna Wilson Shareese Wilson Zlpporah Wlnn Huntor O..vld Ella sophomores. �sophomores. [Of8J1] �sophomores/freshmen. �freshmen. rof8T3J �Ale and r Abbott Cl"\tal~ Ell Acosta Myrlssa Adam lankor Nual Tynaro Albert Aujha Alexander Isabella Nlegrezza Emella Allen Laura Allen nnaA!Iyn Harrl A erman Uzeth Amateco """ Crt tal Ambriz Ama Ammlslulddal Sergio Ana) India Anderson Pam I Anderson Anthony Arrieta Marla Arte Dasluown Ban Angel Banuelos ndra Baquera Audra Barber Luca Ba Columb 0) n Barrett Gerardo Barron QnaBa 0 ndre Batey Anna Baum uer Joseph 8a)1y Cr nt BeczkAio Julia Bennett Sarah Bennett Jonson Berman Ullian Berman Claudlal!ftm llelyn Bertram Rawley Bingham Shamy Blackwell Shat a Blackwell Klrasten Bla r Zachary Bolden Taylor Boone M<gan Bortle Danlelle Bole Ceclly Boleloo Amber Botton Katharine Boyle Rhlana Br me Harrison Brittin Alexandra Brocl y AndreU Brown lohnthan Brown Joshua Brown tthew Brown a Brown ~freshmen. �Ashleen Bryd m Erlkk.a Buchanan as Buchanan Saubhagya Budhalhokl Dorian Bunn VIctoria Burkley David Bur•! Oeboskey Collin Butler Mingo Cabeta de&ca Klanna Calbarl >r•yCalvln Anlhooy Cambrelen MarlaCam1>11na r h Carrillo Cvanll Carler Carlos Ca I Ia Wend! Castanon-Guerrero Danlelle Ca Iillo Erika Castorena Ta}ior Charron Antonio Cha z Augu Ius Cllavez Krl tlanChavn zelyn Cha""z Elizabeth~ Ca lane Clad Bryant Clark Emily Clinton Oara Cody Jon hanCoe Destiny Coleman Dylan Colomb De erea Cordle Katherine Correl' Buss Emmaerws.. Janet Cruz lzabeth Cryer VIctoria Crystal Helena DaCunha Ch tnaDamon Payge Daniel :14dellne D vies Maya Davis Payne Davl Keven Dawson llrennah OeCamlll 1.\'nlhla Delgado Max Oenersl n Andn! Den on Kevin Oera Alke Oesmoullns Alexander Dew Chantal Dlaw Alex! Dkkey lf'V Dkkey Ta Ia Doubt n Ella Dove Ellen Downing T}1er Dudley Aln Ealey Dayana Emery Und y Emery Colette En Adam Estaclo Sarah Est rad Camille fllrrls Jutl n Flemln lvador Flores-M4rl nez Aslllee Ferre I Dr ke !tank! n I lteeman Lata Ia ltench Derrld<. Ito} ta Karl Ftolov le fUton lllamCa Helen Galllgan Oelv le Ca rkus Caller Jacob Carda Jon I han Carcla freshmen. rof8T5] �lanay Crlego Audrey Hagman Jam Ia Ha ne w rth Adrian Hall Zamrtlall Em ly Hallett Tenlsha Hallman Mertlambid AI Ia Ham n Br ana Hamlet Madel ne Ham! ng Shmlqua Hammond Brion"" Harding Marvin Harris Alexand<r H Ebonee Hayes WI llam Heinz John Henderson Henry h Herman Ana lier!UindeZ k>HHerreTB F.m I Hlgg Andrea Hill Bethany H11! 114leHUI Lelia Hobl<y D<.> Ire HodgL>-Field Shamelle Holmes nla Holt D100ne Hopkins David Hopper An IIMHoward Elizabeth Howard Jordan Howard Lea Howard Rhonda Howard Zoe Hudson Margaret Hughes r.,t.,. Hutchinson Syreeta Hysaw l\Uia Ibarra od lmhotr CrliCe Irvine [OT8}-6] freshmen. �Vll!l I II 'Masquez Rand I Jackson Blanca Jal-l'.r Kristen James Anelrla J m Bank ton BenJamin Janlct<l lory Jarmon Haley Jenkl Mia Jennln Haley Jesseman A penJohnson Cllarles Johnson Londyn Johnson Raven Johnson Shutana Johnson Tlrll>nl Johnson Tucker Jolin ton Anthony Jones Domon Jones Royutta Jones Ma1sall Jones- mbe k>ya Joseph Tanta Juarez Erika Kalin Julienne Kell~ anKIIl>yte W ter Kimonl Rtola Kindell lan King Max Ktrk Michael Kletn "'.lx Kosmicki lch< Kr OuRC4n Kruger l.llko!a l.llbrol Han lacslna Derrick 1.11 Joseph 1.11 Jason l.llub Randy Leblanc Blain<! Cora Lemar freshmen . [Of8J7] �llasee l..elu Nlalle Levin y Jordan lew\ MArgaret Union Alida Utllelohn ancy Lomeli t na lopez a Lubin nluc Juan t..; n Julia Lunde Emily MAckenzie <1.1 son Inness Demtan '1a lo.f; th Ariel MArgerum Jon Marc Marlatt Javante Mart n la1rnan Mart n Justm '!art nez ...aura rt nez llalene MAson latashAMA~ Kelley :<:arroi-Gi bert Chanasla McC4 ty Eplph nae McClennon !an M..-(onvfile lchotas Doonell !lou I Ma)'aMcOow I Dayshawn M.."f.lroy-Brown Jeremy McCarr Klan M..-Graw lama! M..1nlosh Dm1ck M1llan Cassandra :!'hall Rachel "'edlock ~freshmen. �Mark Mont Chance Moore Dolores Mora Bonilla TriMlr Mmrls ley Brlttanle hael M.lsley .Varni " Donovan allen &a Murillo Askla Olaye Joel evarez Pma~rez Paul holson leon or Ill Joe lpper laylenNoble Jack 01lrlen Hannah 0 Brenda Ontlwroo 1.4uren Opatow Raymundo Ortiz Cnstlna Pocheco Duncan Palnwr Armando l'alomlno Trevlan l'arker William Parkison Blanca Pasillas Arlelle Pale Priscilla Paxton :1lchaell'8yne Ashlelgh Payne nyder Mlcholle Ped< Timothy Pedr. Manuel Perez Carcla Jarrett florryman Da"YOQ PhllUps Sophia PhllUps Marcu Plnlllo ~~ Jooeph Prenderga t ~ Prke-Bron<Uela er MatthewP Drew Psotto Oelour Pyles C ttUnQulnn Daniel Ramirez Anna n Caleb Reller Jahlon Reid loseph Rewrs efta!y Reyes Markla Rhod Thea Ord Rl In Louis Riley Alelandra Rivwa Usa Rod~ Darshae Rodriguez F.snwralda Rodrlgu'" Uz Rodriguez nessa Rodriguez David Romero OemaJe Roper \l!ronk:a 1\oyboJ Klmb<orlyRulz le Rushton Charles Russell Reyde$el 5a!VIdn!z mber nchez samantha 5anders Samantha Sanderson Blanca ne Iris Saucedo Urlel ucedo Tascony Sayers Sopl\le Schor Adam S.:hrelber I fre hmen. [Of8f9] �1\t!enan Smllh KohleSmllh Timothy Snodgra Elizabeth Soli Ia Omor Soltero Chrl I Ina 5<'ma ll<'nlamln 5omtsen Zachary Southworth lee Sparks M.li!Mw Spm:er lui no 5I rr Karle! Slepbm Emily nE"; Cherlka lew rl M1ka)'la SUllivan Tess wlckard Hannah Tabor Eml Taklmolo £J ana Tat Ja mtneTa)'lor Ma tu Taylor Ravm Taylor C. brielle Tho Asher Thoemlng Carolyn Thoma I hThomo JullanThomll and1Thom4 Cabrlela Thompson Ishmael Threet lumela Thurmon 'MIItam 10dspem Jaaron Toliver lullo lOver Carla Marte TruJillo Danlclle TruJillo Joshuta Tu~.:d CeorgeiSnna Turner Janet Turner Joel Turner lauren Turner Shazzon Turner Rebekah Tweed Ia mine Tworw Kelll Uhlberg Pete Unrein Wylie Urlg Faythe Utsey Allegra Uva Danlclte Vandyke VaOHSO Vasquez A zury VIdal- Mootes ltanctsco Villa Prlsdlla VIlla Fanny Villanueva Marlela VIlla· Rlos Julio Vlllarreol Erika Vlramonl Michael Waddy Bryanna Wadkins Amelia Waldron TyShae Walkrr Ja mine Walls Chelsea Watson Olivia Walt fOT9toJ freshmen. �Ashlej rd Ot>ldra Word Pat lence Warren Susan ruin AleJtander Wathon Ot>stlny W.tts Philip Walt VIrginia \\\1bster ~thryn \'kmer O..rtus t AshleeWhte I'J laWhl!mlll O..nlelle WhUney ~Ia WIIburn Ruel Wll Brandl Wilkin Christopher WUIIam l.ll<na Williams !cole Williams Octavia ""'lllam r \\II leonWIIsm Joshua ""'nn Joshua k Ablg411 Worthen Christ pher Y.ubrough Shola York Kalelyn Yule Talya Zax Elliot Zettas Kartna Zuniga freshmen . [Of9Jl] ��'h•k&•ae•mtks, pl n. 1. school courses and studies 2. textbooks, tests and teachers 3. a yearn to learn page 94 page 96 page 98 page 100 page102 page 104 page 106 arts electives english foreign language m.athem.atics ,. sc1ence social studies �Design Sketching a a juni r Graham Har tries to make h rea drawing a istic a po ibl by u ing shadov. and angles. Brus strokes. Completln her painting, enio Molly Hartma uses watercolors t achieve her desire effect. (Photo b Josh Tafoya) Beautiful strokes. W rking arefully, fre Turner add olor to her drawing by Josh Tafoya) The Link Crew, now in its second year, is a mentoring program for freshman. Upperclassmen Link Leaders meet with a group of freshmen once a week. Ml think its a good way for freshmen to get acquainted with what they will be doing for the next four years; explained senior Katrina Laniohan. The Link Crew h Ips freshmen feel like they are a part of the East community. • Kate Mulligan And L1wrcncc • 12 "The freshmen l · up to us, m.i I like hdp111g tl11.m ,lliJtl5t to htgl, schcXJl." Vikt Eaglr • I 2 "I ltkc th..1t hn .1blc to nukr a dtffcrrncc in other p..'Oplt'S livt .." �+ 11. ce in the makin Kathy Callum Prindpal We Ashey Assi tant Principal William Ewing Assistant Principal Andy Mende berg Assistant Principal Constance Rayburn Head Sen~tary Craig Ackley Dean of Students John Adam Computl!r Technk1an Para Olu egun Adeno"a Science Shawn Allegrezza Support Stafl Leslie Anderson Fordgn Language Marti Anzai Math Celeste Archer Soda! Studies Rose Archul ta Special Education Para Aimee Arens Engll.h J;met Baker Math Cheryl Bank Ceramics Carliss Binder Ubranan Cathy Bu ·hanan Special Education Brian Buddenhagen English Cecelia Bum ardner Math Ill hop Burrough Security Douglas Bushnell Computer Tt..::hnlclan Mark Calhoun Math Rudolph Carey Physical Education art. rof9T5l �• e ect1ves • 11. Mike Carl on Dea!bOffi~e Biddy Ca ey foreign Language Maurene Cato·Perry Main Office retary DAng Ia Cha e Special Education Para Alan Chlm nto Social Studle" Cheryl Clamp Soda! Studt Aarah Clossen Coodwllllndu trle Steve Coddington Math Mike Coladno Sclen e Paul Conley Math Montlcu Connally Special Education Para Mary Connelly English Rick Cosby Social Studies Theresa Cosgrove Foreign Language Jenny Cowel Math lgnatul Dauchot Engll h Roo evell Dl kerson Special Education Para Barbara Downing School Psychologi t Brendan Doyle Coun I r Scott Draper Engll h Phil Dudley School Resource Officer Melody Duggan Drama David Engelken foreign Language libby Fltzgerald Speech ThE!!"apy ~ electives. ch �eft t right: Shape W rklng on lathe. enior )evln Pitt -Rogers hapes ut a bowl e is making in Is c ramie class. ;ehlnd the scenes. ullding the set r ETCS West Side tory production, nior Greg O'Brien reate the stage a kdrop. (Photos y Peter Hartman) �gives e extra help sophomore s H ill·Tray· enjoys a few mlnu or llent reading finish the asslg chapters before a cia discussion. Lost thought. During Engll h class, more Arls contemplates next sentence in essay. (Photos by J Tafoya) Thtnk about tt. In Mr. Moldo\\-S cla mor D1 and Three!; company. Working tog ther phomor Millicent AI t n and LaShawnda McDowell work In lar)i books to prepare them for th lr t t. (Ph~ to b)' J A Angels is a program for students who want to be successful in school and in life. Participant meet weekly with adult mentors to set goals and realize their true potential. Mr. Laurie, who run and organizes A Angels, stated, ~The student in this program are talented, smart and funny. 1 look forward to watching them grow as people. I am lucky to know them~ • Carlie Christianson ~ l..'llq.JJ 1--lnvron:~ • 0 "A+ AngelS IS .1 g w.l\ to rr Kh u t to +ro others hkr Jl'K'." M:lJTJV NJpuc • I 0 "ltro· A+Angdsl JL&1 tl·ought 1t would prrJ.Urr 1rc fo1 life." �• lS +n. the written w Carl :~:~'t:dies/Counselnr Ant nla Camma e. peclal Education Peter Goldin Social Studle Dora Conzale Coun cling Secretary Th resa Cordon Recque lion Secretary Patricia Could Coun elor ate Crover Science lupita Guru! ·Gulatl Security Patri Ia Harding Special Education Philirra Hay"ard En !ish Ruth Heaney Para Special Educat on Micha~l H rnandez Social Studie Kelly Hl om; pedal Education BethHinz Social Stud I s Jams H bbs English Jerem) HofT~r Engl sh Rick Hugh . Sp Ia I Edu ·ataon 0 JaDrug& ·kson All> J· hot Counselor Wendy Jacobson SLgn tanguage lnterpre1er Chrl !I no Jason pedal Education Para Prl lila Jeff; ry Drawing/Painting Robin Jenkins Parap fe lonal Ho" a rd Karsh Phy al Education J ss.., Ka )nski Social Stud~ english.~ �Kevin Kennedy 5.: nee Stacy K I Para St~ve Kohuth Coun lor AnneKosho Computer Lab Jeffery lathrop Coun elor lame laurie Tutoring lab Para John Leamon Science Unda lesar Sign language lah lessar Special Education lame logu Uhrary Para Keith lucero Social Studi Theresa acDon ld Physical Education E teban MatM11lan Foreign L11ngu11ge Todd Madison English Paul Markson Socia I Studies Veronica Martlnez Special Edu,at on Para Je >kaMa' ey Engli'h Connie Mattson Hearing Impaired Interpreter Sta.ey ay Specllll F.ducat n Laurie Maaola Spedal Education Caitlin McAullfle Colorado Uplift Su an McCart ney·CIIIioway Special Education Chris McHugh Social St udle Susan McHugh ~dies 0lOJol foreign language. �over an ·wers one m re time before handing it in. Word by word. Using a dictionary, freshman Hal y Jenkins and Junior Murphy Hogtt work to •ether to tran late a Span! h t ry Into Engli h. Ph t hy Sam Plcture it. Using her c notes, so more S Harrison reates a pict dictionary hervocabul ry. (Photo by atlory Hei roth) La ) Lost in tr nslation. Reading their French books, Meredith S >ara and Mary Dewey ab rb the (Photo by allory Heinzeroth) �to start. At the end o cia s. sophomore Spencer Erickson takes out his note· book to begin work ingon his homewor~ assignment. Tlme5 up! Checking h answer, senior Deon Jackson hurries to finish his math te t before class (Photos by Lass) Dorlan-Michelle Smith and junior Deshawn Ray solve a pre calculus problem. (Ph 0 by Zach Las) With the given equatims. phomore Savan· a __- _,._.. nah M.:MIIlian Chrlstma plugs In a value ~ r the unknown variable. Solve it. Working hard. sophomore Carolln Kaplan focuses on the chal eng problem !Photo by Zach La ) Double take. Recalculating their answer, sopho Katich and Blake Dowling check their work o Algebra problem. (Photo by Zach Lass) Peer tutoring is a program that was started in 2005 by Ms. Gould. It allows students to get help with their homework from other students. By working with their own peers, students are often able to learn the material more clearly. Mr. Laurie occasionally organizes team-building activities so that the students are able to become better friends and mentors. • Kate Mulligan <.."Jttl!n &ll • I I Cbu-c· Westcott • I I "PCI?r tutonng IS greJt lx"'C.lllSt' tt's .1 ch.lt1CC to gtw b.lCk to tl).' $(JXXJl." k?remLlh BLx:k • I 2 "I like l ?tng J JX'l'l tutor lx"'C.lLJSe I get to nwt tll'\\. J.X'Oplr Jt"ll-l hctp them wtth sclXXJl\vork" �Laura Milan Social Studle Gr~ oldow English Sara Moneyp~nny Math Tania Moore Special Educallon Jay M rin Math Daniel Morr Drama Peggy Mouw Busln Matthew Murphy Engll h/Speech J hn a1mUI kl Sdence Samba Ndlaye Foreign Language Brandon guyen Colorado Upllft Anna obi Sdence Joel bl lndu trial Edu atlon Kelth orris urlty aar h Oseme Spec al Educatl n Para Tina Oulnaksl Special Edu atlon Para KelthOxman Instrument Musk Larr) Padilla FOreign tan uage lydia !'ella Special Education Para )e a 1\!rkln Eng! h Jann Peterson Dean of Stud nt John Peterson Social Studi~s U a l\1rter ence 'Student Act!\ It I Sarah Rayburn Special Edu at o Para mathematics. fi10I3l �• Tamara Rhont' Social Stud1 redlth R chmond For lgn Language Angela Rivas th 11 a Rlzzut Science lafayette Ro kette fllclllty Man g r Gregory Kwam Rodgers Colorado Uplift Jeanine Roybal Sign Langu ge Interpreter John Russell ROTC YvonneSala Reg I I ration Seer tary Salina Salazar Student To acher Jacqueline Schnl d r Special Educatl n ary Scruggs Math Shaun Seaholm Social Stud1 Andrew Skarl Student Teacher Usa Smith Science Ann Sneed Student A I lance Bonne Soileau Sclen e Greg Starke Math Jull Stephens English Eugen Summ Social Worker DebTabano 1\.thletlc Seer tary Chyrll Taylor Coun elor lea Taylor Sclen e William Taylor \ al Mu [1JOf4] science. �1 t t right: Work It out. Concentrat· lng In Mr. Col?ci~ci; PhY i cia , JUniOr [)evon Tubbs finishes a '1\0rk heel on forces and vectors that will prepare her for the upcoming te t. Take a break. In chemistry clas , uphomore Zuri Hou tak s a break from her work to learn om lgn language to communicate with the h ring impaired tudent In the class. (Photo by Peter Hart· man) Book work Biology sophomo Paul Morales nd Kayla De) ng and fr sh men Epiph McClennon Tania Ju complete Group work. In Phv lcs class iuniors Carlo Oa"VIs Char lie Fme. Westcott Alex McHenr) wmplete a momentum worksheet. <Phdo by Peter Hartman) Teacher tal Focusing on Ms Rizzuto sophomore Vmcent Bur chard·Smith, Quentin H1ldreth. Aaron Cuereca and Tracy Smith uctions for the1r lab. (Photo by Peter Hartman) �Ar und the ld.lng ogy, freshDanielle The East High School Constitutional S holar team spends their year learning, researching and debating the United States Constitution. They must be knowledgeable about its history and real-life applications. The team won the state competition for the eighteenth time In twenty· one years, taking them to Washington, D.C. in April to compete in the national tournament. • Kate Mulligan c 0 u n~JrlK· F111e • "II w .1s 12 ,1\\(~lllC ntng st.lk .m.i I\\ nt"i for mtiOr\: ,l plt t I ,llll ,ll It n." \\11- tc lh �• eta • 1es. of the world \1ark Thalhofl'r Soaal Studi LeeTh mason ur ' S,1rah Th()ffidSt."'ln ign Lanf;UJ)\l' lnterprl'tcr Kt'Trll' linsle\ tn~l"h II hdlcTopf Engl'h anc\ Tn.· ......ler Tr asurer A 1ko Tsutusi Forl'tgn Language Gracu~ T\ on S.lCI~I Stud1 \\"lwrda lJ be ~ngh'h fhert Van amp \lath Em1h ViiJ..u, \lath Rud\ \ 1llarrl'al tal Edu hon s Flo \\agnl'r I Of;li'h Patnoa \\alkt'r Bu Jnl''' Tom \\alton Atlt'ndan ·c ~>crl'taT\ Kate \\Kkham • \lath lt'ronw \\'iHnrd ROTC )ann Wll,on Rt-.:ords I c h \\bOll'\\ J..i Sp i,1) Edu olhon "uc \\otford Studl'nt A"lst,mce Ron \\oolfolk P Room l'ar,l Kent 'tama,akt Sc.:ll'nl:c Alh><>n \eagl'r Gt>odwill lndu tm J.lmit• 't ttri Spt'<.,aiFd~ social studies. ~ ��ath~le-tiks, pl n. 1. games engaged in by athletes 2. organized sports 3. we play to win page 110 page 140 page 152 fall sports winter sports spring sports �c osscountr n. goi11.g the di t.- The cross country team kicked off a great season with the Pat Patten meet where the girls placed 14th and the boys 16th against teams like Regis, Fairview and Mullen. With a desire to win, the team attended the DPS meet in which the girls took first place. At the Kennedy lnvitational the team was successful, with the girls placing second and the boys third. "Coming out of our wins in the DPS, we were confident and really hungry for another win; explained sophomore Kalen Acquisto. However, at the Pueblo West meet, they placed a disappointing fourth. The team trained hard and was determined to win the city title. ULast year we came in second to Kennedy so this year we really hoped to win, and we used the meets before to prepare; stated junior Elizabeth Wegmann. Unfortunately, even with all the training and effort, the girls' team took second to Kennedy and the boys' team took 6th in the city meet. Nonetheless, Coach Kohuth was pleased with the outcome, UEven though we didn't win, we tried our best and that was our teamS biggest accomplishmenC • Hayley Round Scores Girls 14th 'elln> li 22:4.'. CentJurus ~1n Bo\S 1bth h "-ai\Jn I 8:3Q 20th u. 22:55. 14th 11 "-:! .J'l DPS 2 ~Me ~1ert I 8:40 1st 3rd 1-..Jlen A.:cp.nsto 14:0 5. ROO.,t Rlrtlett I I:0 Q Pueblo West 4 th 4th i:lelh?th Ol.."t."\'rl. 25:32, 1, K.lpi.Jn I Q: I 8 Kenred) mn) 2n::l 3rd ll 22:0.,, Stnnmtt h "-:lpi.J·1 I 8:08 1VJ 13th Elll11C At«ltt 2 5:50, Rotert Rlrtlett Angel 2 Mile hv1te I O: 14 1st 3rd "-:lien A.:cp.usto 14: I 0, 1\b.Jh KJpi.Jn I I :2 8 Gty lv1ert 2r\:l 1-..J en Accp.usto 22:22, BJttle Mtn. rVJ T> l.l!J AI. :rt 24: I 3, ..x:. Reg10mls 6th h K.lpi.J·1 I 8:3 <; n/J Bnen 2 I :42 1Oth 12th 'e11n) Nll 22:30. 1\bah "-:lpi.Jn I O:O<; Steve Prtfon!JUlt' "gutS" Award- Tal\.l bx [ili}DJ cross country. A day at the races. Increasing his speed, senior Sean McCarthy s teps up the intensity a s he fini shes the race at the Boulder Invite. (Photo courtesy of Koop Acquis to) The finish Une ls mlne. Running hard, senior C1 Lemar s trives to finish and take firs t place at the An8i invitational at City Park. (Photo by Kelly Binding) �Need for speed. Staying energized, freshman Elizabeth Cheever increases Invitational. Endurance. Pacing himself, freshman Jack O'Brien stays strong until the end at the Angel Invitational. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Spring back. Starting strong, junior Emilie Abbott leads the team to a win in the Angel Invitational. (Photo by Kelly Binding) No pain, no gain. Striving for a good finish, junior Erin Musso brings it home for the team at the Angel Invitational. (Photo by Kelly Binding) _- ,m M - 1rth • I 2 "'v r rr,1lh to llil 1 s .1 trJm th~ \e.lr. It 111.x\.> ·ttng 111Lk.i1 c,lSK'r l X.)l~. I l\\,1\. kl1(\\ tlut I lni tl te.1m's supjX)rt." com fnn ~usso • I I "People .ll\\,1 :. me \\ h\ I run•. md I SJ\ I nr'l for the feeling I gd \\hen tm a· .·s1 1g the fillL'h h11c." 1\hlh 1' 1pl.-1•1 • I 0 "ll1l' 1Sl"lpl111C 1lllll1111g gr\.L 11'\.' h.ips 111CC'\'Cl"\ d1\. It tl'lllllll-b mr th..1t all tk \\ 01-k I do ~n·t go1ng to get l.lstcr. lut th.1t I wtll onl) gd l ·ttrr .1t wh..1t I do." Jcnn ll • 0 "\Vt? h.1:l som· h.lllcllgt: thiS \Cll' tl1.1t \\'ere tntum:bt 1g. But ..1..1 new nrnrll·r. the k.llll \\',15 \\Ck0111111g, \.1\ \C \\l:l't l ~to pull it t gdhcr to \\111." First row. Elaine Martinez, Rachel Havranek, Erin Musso. Talya Zax and Olivia Christian. Second row: Jenny ill. Milan Carvell. Sophia Zhao. Emilie Abbott Maddie Reusch and Jawb Milewski. Third row: Omar Guzman. Hannah o· eill, Elizabeth Wegmann, Elizabeth Cheever, Bethany Hill. Meg Tuta and Jack o·Brien. Back row: Coach Kasynskl. Ben Teselle. Zachary Henry, Clay Lemar, Zach Lass, Max Minnig. Coach Kohuth. Elizabeth Johnson, oah Kaplan, Max Hartman. Carlo Davis and Devon Tubbs. cro country.~ �Drlbble, dodge, drive. Protecting the ball from the Grandview defender, senior Janessa Jepsen dribbles toward the goal. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Looklng down field. Trying to make a pass, senior Colleen Matsuura looks for an open teammate in the game against Golden. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Worklng hard. Attempting to get away from Eaglecrest, senior Alex Uhlberg takes the ball down field. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Wlde open. Looking for the pass, senior Alyssa Nelsen makes a cut towards the Kent goal. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Ullkln Wtnhxwn • I 2 "TIX' l 'St 1-:nrt of thiS sc.1son w.1~ th.' Creek g.m1C'. It proved to us .md CVli"\OilC' \VIut \VC \\rJ\' clp.lblc' of." Brunn.1 Elder • I 2 "I thin! the h.'St p.1rt of thiS SC' 1s.on w.lS tl X' fact tlut .1 ot or liS pll) ed togdl1l"r tn p.1st e.1rs Jnd h.K.1 ,1 strong connection on th.' field." Lext Si~kr • I I "Tk l reck g.m wJS the best h.'CllL the tc-.1111 pl.n cd .lmaztngl\ .md tk defense hcld .1 shutout .1gJ111St them." t\Hlte I-Ll\ cs • I 2 "ThiS w.1s b\ f.11 the lX'St ).C,Jr \\eVe lud on varsit\ . 'vV~: !u1.1lot of tJlent 1 "Il-l pltSini ourselves to trw li1111ts." ~ varsity field hockey. front row: Ainslie O' Neil, Lila Creighton, Abby Malman, Gillian Winbourn, )en Murray and Clo Fadul. Second row: Alex Uhlberg, Sydney Munteanu, Zan Beczkalo, Colleen Matsuura, Lexi Sig. Tessa Caudle, Elaina Kelly and Nellie Hayes. Back row: Christine Jones, Brlanna Elder, Alyssa Nelse~ Coach Slusser, Coach Stephens, Claire Sanderson, Janessa Jepsen and Jordan Casteel. �The varsity field hockey girls played a great season. Having a primarily senior team, all of the girls played with experience and enthusiasm. They started off the season losing to the challenging opponent, Colorado Academy, 3-1. The girls played hard and, "kept fighting until the last second; said Coach Julie Stephens. This fighting attitude continued against Smoky Hill and even though the girls lost in overtime, 2-1, to the number one team in the league, they "were really proud; it was a victory for the team and for Julie; said senior Zan Beczkalo. However, the main highlight of the season was finally defeating Cherry Creek, 1-0, for the first time ever. Goal keeper Lexi Sigler saved an amazing 24 goals, and the defense kept up their strength. "We scored early and kept our determination the whole game. lt was a group effort and we deserved to win; commented senior )en Murray. With an amazing record of 11-4, the girls had the best season East has ever seen. The team placed 5th in their conference; earning them a playoff berth. Unfortunately, they faced Colorado Academy, and lost 2-0. The girls made it farther than expected and finished with an amazing record. • Aimee Moyer Scores CA I Ft. Collins 2 EJglecrest 6 Kent Denver 0 Mtn. VistJ 3 St. MJrys 4 Colden 5 01 ny Creek I Smoky Hill I CrJndview I Tl 2 O~lr~Mtn.4 FountJin VJlley 2 CrJndvievv I PlJ):offs: CA 0 control. Keeping the ball away from her Kent opposenior Elaina Kelly attempts to remain in posses~. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Glrls ln kllts. Driving the ball down the field, senior Nellie Hayes hits the ball with force away from the Kent challenger. (Photo by Kelly Binding) varsity field hockey. 3 I 0 5 0 I 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 mill �oc n. driv The JV and C field hockey teams began with difficult conditioning practices to get them ready for the tough out-of-league competition against Kent, Colorado Academy and Smoky Hill. "l was really excited for our game against Kent. lt was a very important game since they were our biggest rival; said sophomore Mikayla Alexis. The team went on to beat Kent 2-0 which was a great accomplishment. The JV team stayed undefeated for their first seven game of the season, however, they were finally defeated by Cherry Creek 2-1 in a closely matched game. The girls learned from this loss and came back to beat Fort Collins 4-0. The C team had a more difficult start to their season, losing their first game to Lewis Palmer 30; however, they won their second game against Fort Collins 1-0. The girls then had a mini-tournament on the East turf against Cheyenne Mountain, Cherry Creek and Grandview. The C team finished out the season, as they began it, against Lewis Palmer but this time they tied, 0-0. "Even though the beginning of our season was hard, we had a strong finish; said sophomore Kat Rogers. • Meaghan Fisher Junior Varsity Team Front row: Addie Goff, Jasmine Vaghedi, Lauren Harrington, Kendal Murray and Usa Engelken. Second row: Hayley Round, Rosa Perlman, Katherine Crew, Haley Jenkins, Emily Carlson, Leigh Barnholt, Mikayla Alexis and Anna Regan. Back row: Coach Julie Stephens, Meaghan Fisher, Abbye Nee!, Tess Mitzner, Jordan Booth, Lo Ostrander, Riley McCarthy, Kelly Binding and Darcy Rock. [1}1]4] jv/c field hockey. Qulck sltck. Using a reverse stick, sophomore Katherine Crew dodges the Kent defender and sophomore Hayley Round gets Into position. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Breakaway. Dribbling down t field, sophomore Hayley Rou carries the ball on a breakall in a game against Smoky H: (Photo by Kelly Binding) �CTeam Emtl\ CJt ~ 11 • I 0 "I lo\ r pL-1 mg fteld ho(kry h."'L: l I1'_- ph> IC..lll h,l[[ 1ging .m,-1 fu1." I' ctll N\.i.:'.-ltToll-l;tlh. rt • Q "I !hulk th: t II\.'( te.1111 tmproved .1 lot _tncr the l ~gumtng of thr : • - 1 l X.llt:: ' \ e \\ 1ked re.1ll\ lk:ll d." ~ont row: Abbey Worthen, Lauren Opatow kt, Kora Monlgle and Katie Boyle. Second row: Cora L mar, Kelley McCarroii·Gilbert, Kelli Uhlberg, Grace Irvine, Megan Bortle, Ellen Downing, tout e Pietru zew ki and Lillie Berman. Back row: Coach Molly McClellan , 1 abella All grezza. Hiliary Green, Katie Rushton. Megan Carlson, Laura Martinez. Kat Rogers. Savannah McMillan-Christmas and Audra Barber. R _1 Perlman • I 0 .. Vel,; i .m.'.1lb strong tc.1m thtS \e.lr l JL~ we pr. It( i l1.:1rd .m..-1 \\ rk 1 \\dl togl ther." Left to right: Run wlth ttl Keeping the ball cl se to her stick, freshman Cecily Botelho gets ready to dodge her Grandview defender. free hlt. Passing to one of her teammates. junior Kelly Dunn drives the ball up the field to an attacker. In this game against St. Marys. defense is crucial because they must hold off the attack. Dribble, dribble. Taking the ball up the field. sophomore Louise Pietruszewski gets ready to make a pas up the line to one of her teammates. (Photos by Kelly Binding) Going for the goal. During an intense game against Kent. freshman Haley Jenkins positions the ball in front of the goal and prepares to make a hard shot. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Hitting down fl.eld. Bending her knees. sophomore Savannah McMillan Christmas gets low to make a strong push pass to one of her offensive teammates down the field during a tough match against Eaglecrest. (Photo by Kelly Binding) jv/c field h ckey. [f[I[5] �Hand off. In a game against Poudre. junior quarterback )osh Russell hands the ball to senior Dyrell Halley while freshman Lexington Smith blocks to create a hole. <Photo by Lisa Porter) Coin' nowhere. Shutting down the Poudre offense. junior )osh Taylor makes the tackle. (Photo by Lisa Porter) Blltz. Rushing the Poudre line. junior Ryan Gray and sophomore DaVaughn Thornton blitz. (Photo by Lisa Porter) Catch me if you can. Outrunning the Poudre defense. senior Dyrell Halley looks to score. (Photo by Lisa Porter) Holding on. After a spectacular catch against Poudre junior Koree Ross holds on to the ball while being tackled. (Photo by Lisa Porter) Anti 1 ."1 • 12 "The toug wst pJrt ,llXJut pl1\ tng f tb..1ll IS l _·mg a g.mlC .1fkr workmg so hJrd the \\ (\'k l fore." Zxh Lcvek • I 2 "M\ f.lVonte p.1rt of :'lng on the footbJU te.1111 IS the dt\.etSth ' cultures ,JI\.1 j.X'rsoruliAll the way. After receiving Tls punt, enl Ryan Saulters heads for the end zone. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) tk."S." Rbkc SwJnl • I 2 "I low tl..,_, fct~ of the g.m l<.'. I low t x smell of the g.1111r. I love the r aten1ent of the g.mle.'' DrTell 1-bllo • I 2 "I pLl footbJll l ::'C.lUSC tt rmk("; me h..1ppy, tt tJI CS lllV lllira.i JWJ)! from the world." [1J'1J-6J varsity football. Front row: Anthony Walker, Reggie Carter. Adrian Lecompte. Marvin Stevenson. and Nichola~ Dupuch .• c row: Bobby Harris, Edward Harlan. Kallf FUller. Abram Vera. Coach Talbot. Daryck Thompson, Deonta Cov.-a Turmour Battle and Loyd Short. Third row: Larry Armstrong, D rrick !Teyta. Walter Cooper. Robert Wh e Coach Burton. Coach Woolfork. Coach Hill. Marray Napue. Melvin Yarber. Quentin Hildreth and Chris Kiel. Fourtl: row: Ryan Gray. John Chapman. Dyrell Halley, Josh Ru sell, Sunghoon Park. Jamiko Verner. Paul Smith, Qui Williams. Phil Jempson, Duane Robinson. Pledge Walker and )arne Turner. Fifth row: Tyrone Stevenson. R~ Saulters. Jay Prevedel. Markeith Hill. Joshua Taylor. Jeremiah Black. William Fields. O'Brian Brooks. Max Breh and Anthony Romero. Back row: Harry Carrothers. Zach Levek. Koree Ross. Luke Ealey. Ben Hasznos. Jord Franklin. Lexington Smith, Rodney Newton. Jeffery Hampton and DaVaughn Thornton. �• 11. w The team started the season with intense twoa-day practices. ln the first three games, the team lost to Littleton 19-14, beat Thornton 15-6, and lost to Brighton 16-14. Against TJ and Poudre, the team had solid first halves but came up short in the second half losing 42-28 and 37-25 respectively. After these losses, the team banded together to conquer Montbello 35-14. They matched their glory with a win in the homecoming game against Fruita Monument 21-13. With high hopes of making the playoffs, they took an overnight trip to Grand Junction Central, winning 28-20. After the win in Grand Junction, the team beat Horizon 20-6, earning them a spot in the playoffs for the first time in over ten years. ln their playoff game, the team performed beyond all expectations but lost to Pomona by a single touchdown. As Coach Woolfork best summed it up, UWe started to become a team in the second half of the season. We had some ups and downs, but we were able to come together and become a team. This senior class restructured football~ • Ari Malman and Daryck Thompson Scores 19 Tl 14 15 14 28 6 16 42 roudre 25 37 Montlx>llo ""'5 14 21 .l. G ntrJl 28 13 20 20 6 27 ""'5 Littleton Thornton Bnghton Fruib Honzon PlJ}'OffS: rom ru lts good! Kicking the field goat senior Zach Levek g es for the extra point against Thornton. (Photo by Peter Hartman) flnd the hole. Sprinting, junior Josh Russell follows the block in a nail-biter against Poudre. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) var ity football. [f[l17] �The JV and C football teams both had successful seasons. The JV team started off strong with a 480 victory over Littleton. uwe came out confident against Littleton and it was a great way to start the season; said sophomore Walter Cooper. They continued to play well and outlasted Thornton in a close win, 14-8. Following this strong start, the JV experienced two disappointing losses against rival TJ and Poudre. UTJ was a tough loss but we didn't give up on the season, we just worked harder; stated sophomore Marvin Stevenson. Working harder began to pay off and with a win over inleague rival Montbello, 27-7, the boys picked up the winning streak again and took on Horizon, Creek and Grandview with confidence. The C team also had an impressive season, defeating Littleton in their first game, 28-26. "lt was exciting to come out on top for our first game; said freshman Jaylen Noble. Their hard work continued and paid off with wins against Thornton, 14-7, and Brighton, 38-0. Although they suffered tough losses against TJ, 14-0, and Poudre, 38-6, the team came back strong, defeating Montbello, 38-6. UWe never got discouraged from a loss, we just worked harder; stated freshman Askia N'Oiaye. The team continued to play well, defeating Cherry Creek, 46-0. • Lisa Engelken Junior Varsity Team F-ront row: Marvin Stevenson, Robert White, Nick Dupuch, Adrian Lecompte, Bobby Harris, Turmour Battle, Quentin Hildreth, Walter Cooper, Sebastian Puryear, Edward Harlan and Quinton Pradio. Back row: Anthony Walker, Coach White, Reginald Carter, Coach Burton, Quinn Williams, Dominic Salisbury, Pledge Walker, John Chapman, Dominic Tillman, Will fields, Matt Judish, Rodney ewton, Jeffery Hampton and Coach Verner. [lTlJ-sJ jv/c football. One, two step. Catching a punt. sophomore Quentin "Quick" Hildreth races down the field against Littleton. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Ntce catch. Focusing on the ba freshman Chance Moore makeS the catch in the victory agam Brighton, 38·0. (Photo by Kel Binding) �Freshman Team Tunnour B.1ttlc • I 0 "M\ f.1vontc p.1rt al-.out p!Jying IV footb.JU 15 the inter1Stt ' Jl\.i gdttng to SWtflg V,l!Stt)'.'' LlurK e Moorr • o "The frt-"11111.111 k11111S e utn1g l xausc it IS .1 wl e rn \ group of tr,lllllll.ltl. to get to know .m.:l work \\1th 011 the fictd." Front row: Deore Milton. Keven Dawson. Darren Robles. Dorian Bunn. Parnell Anderson. Delv le Caines, Chris Williams. Trevlon Parker. Adam Marcantoni. Michael Mosley. Jaylen oble and Jodeci Slaughter. Back row: Coach Hernandez. Askia 'Diaye. Rue! Wiles. Quinn Marchman. C.J. Russell. Derrick Lane. Leon Wilson. Marcus Plnlllo. Richard Shaw. Blain Lee. Issac Scott. Lakota Labroi. Jamal Mcintosh. Jordan Howard. Coach Berry and Drew Mich_ll"l 'vV.11.i.i). • () "I low footb.1lll"J. ,1usc tt IS 7 0% ph)StCll .m.i 30% lllt'flt1L" Left to right: Dlvlng for yardage. While running toward the end zone. freshman Jodeci Slaughter dives over the Montbello defenseman looking for a first down. East beat Montbello. 386. Airborne. Crabbing the ball out of the air. sophomore Jeffery Hampton makes a catch against Poudre. Go long! Aiming for the open man down field. freshman quarterback Trevion Parker throws the ball over the Montbello defense for six easy points. (Photos by Usa Engelken. Peter Hartman and Kelly Binding) Brlng lt on. Sprinting down the field. freshman Deiv'le Caines catches his Thornton defensive back off balance and runs right past him for a first down. The freshman team dominated this game. 38-0. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Set ... hlkel Preparing for a play against Poudre. the JV offensive line sophomores Marvin Stevenson. Adrian Lecompte. Bobby Harris and junior James Turner are ready to create time for their quarterback Quentin 'Quick" Hildreth to make a play. (Photo by Peter Hartman) jv/c football. ITf119] �Par for the course. In deep concen tratlon Coach Leamon lines up th ball with the hole assuring he will hit the cup at City Park. <Photo by Gracie McGuire) Get low. Focusing on the ball, sopho· more Aaron Guereca works on hitting though the ball at practice. <Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Square it up. Making sure his follow through is perfect, junior Jeff Wise practices his shot at the driving range. <Photo by Gracie McGuire) Drtve it. While hitting a bucket ol balls at the driving range, junior Pat rick Meyer perfects his shot. (Photo by Gracie McGuir ) Putt it ln the hole. While competing in the City Cup tournament, senior Brian Roxbury watches as the ball heads toward the hole. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Ueg LttvJk • I 2 "T' ' lx"'St p.1rt Jl ut golf -:; \\ 1lk.tng dO\ vn tlk' hrw.n .1fkr l ·.1t111g our opponent \\~11k .1ll tk gtrls .m? d xnng ou on." P.1trkk cr • I I "I low to pl.l\ golf l :c.lll!: • tt'. tl ~ rfel: t w.1\ to hmg 1t \\1th fnm :Is whilr pLwmg .1 clulk 1g1ng. hut sttll rellxtng g.mll'." l ms Lca\. ·mgro-l • I 0 ' olf IS tlk' kst SfX)rt to ~tl' l .lLJSC t·: 11Jtdcorr .m:l rxtrrmr." luli.m dw.ltl-b: • I 2 "1l1C \\Ide tc.1m got l ttct lt\.i lx-ttrr ovC'r till' ,lSOt\ .md tt firull cr):i('d \ vtth llll' \ vtnnulg city cu ." boys' golf. Junior Varsity Team. Front row: David Long, Patrick Medon· nell, Rhys Lindmark, Anthony Arrieta, David Steninger, and Taylor Charron. Back row: Coach Shuttz, Chris Leavengood, Aaron Guereca, Jonathan Cass, Nick McDonnell, Hayden Berge, ed Imhoff Zack Sulsky and Pat· rick Meyer. Varsity Team. Ju 1a Edwards, Greg Utva Brain Roxbur\\ Ch Hayden and J Gaass. �' s 11. atne ever The boys' golf team practiced hard, played hard and won. With returning seniors Julian Edwards, Chris Hayden, Greg Litvak, Brian Roxbury and junior Jesse Gaass, the expectations were high. At the Wellshire Invitational, the boys took third, but did not play as well as expected. Senior Chris Hayden played solid all season and shot a 74 at the fourth DPL tournament at City Park. By taking 1st in two and 2nd in two of the four DPL tournaments East took another city championship. At the Denver City Cup, senior Julian Edwards scored a 71 earning first place. Junior Jesse Gaass placed second in the City Cup with a score of 73 and in the regional tournament, he shot an 80 qualifying him for state. He was one of two DPS golfers and the only East golfer to qualify. "Regionals was one of the most challenging matches I've played and l'm proud of the way l performed; said junior Jesse Gaass. As the only representative for East at state, Jesse Gaass stepped up and shot an 84 and an 82. According to Coach Leamon, "The boys did well and made up for the mistakes they made at the beginning by finishing strong~ • Brianna Bentley Scores Green ~1blcs h1\. 1t.lt10rul i...'ss..' l"""illss- S4, lulkl'l Edw.1rds- S4 Drs blVItJtiOn.1l .1t Wdlsh1rc - I st f"'xc Bmn Roxbu1 - 7 7. i...'S..<e Guss - S 0 )\.ennctn. Tl, 1\brth Jt \ \'ill!S C.JS<.' ll1r1S ru\c"i:n - 7l,, lulkln Ed\\,1rds - 7 7 RM·rci..lle Dunes - ll' th/ 3 0 k.1111S bs..· Cillss- .., 7 , Bmn Roxbt.1r. - 7 o An Force Ac.Jci..;m - 3rd f'L"Kc bs..· G1.1SS - 7 l,, Ll111S H.J\ ,{·n - 7 o T, Kc'llll<n. G\\ .1t \\dlshuc- 21\.-l f'L"Kc bs..' L~1.1Ss- .., S. luh.Jn Ed\\,1rds- S4 Mu ~ b1V1k .1t PH\.'1\ Countn llub less..· t~ms - s0, Ll111S ru) ,{' 1 - s2 Bmn Roxbun - S 2 South,/v\onttdlo, \\est, rth .1t 0\.cTLll\.-1 A1ron Gtxrt\..1- S 4, kff \ \'iSL·- S 5 \\est. 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Going into the season, the varsity soccer team was determined to win. ln the first three games against Columbine, Ft. Collins and Boulder, East came back from behind to win in the second half by identical scores of 2-1. The boys continued strong, beating Lincoln 2-0, South 3-0 and West 5-0 earning East the city championship. UBeating all of the hard teams and being first in city was an great accomplishment for the team~ commented sophomore goalie Grant Simon. The boys only suffered one regular season loss to Pine Creek, 2-1. Commenting on the season, Coach Beth Hinz stated, uln five years, this team had the best record after the regular season with a record of 14-1. Our team had more combined talent rather than just one or two individuals that led the team~ The team advanced to the second round of the state tournament. They had a great start beating Grand Junction 5-0. Unfortunately, they were unlucky in the second game and even though they dominated physically and controlled the ball against Ponderosa, they lost 1-0. Even with this loss, it was an unforgettable season. • Mo Mulligan and Usa Wormley Scores Ft. Collins 2 1 olun1bin 2 1 ArvJdd West 3 0 An-lwt Tournan nt 3rd Green Mtn. 2 0 Fruita Mon. 4 1 P111 Creek 1 2 Boulder 2 1 1 Montbello 8 1<. nnedy 9 3 1\brth 4 0 Tl 2 0 cw 4 0 Lincoln 2 0 3 South 0 West 5 0 PL:Jyoffs: ~rand let. Ponderosa [lJ2J2J 5 0 varsity boys' soccer. Take tt away. Stealing the ball away from MontbeUo. senior Chris Linsmayer gets the ball and dribbl down field. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) 0 1 Flytng htghl Jumping Into the air, senior Matt Henderson gets physical with Montbello hoping to get a turnover. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Move! Using fancy footwork, senior Marques Mart · nez swerves around a Lincoln player with the bal~ (Photo by Tess Jackson) �Getting to the ball. Maneuvering to reach the balL junior Gahe Fancher runs past a Montbello opponent. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Eye on the ball. Watching the baiL sophomore Shared Dadgar Is ready to pass away from the South defender. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) On Of Looking to make a move, junior Flnnian David attempts to steal the ball from a South opponent. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Fancy feet. Working his way around the South defender, junior Colin Krafft gets closer to goal. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Peter Gr.w • I 2 "My f von te pJrt of the SCJSOI1 w.1 \"11l··n we wrrr o 1 cl1<ll11"\.'i nit-.:· l"'le\VS.'' b.<;O 1 E: .1Lmtc • 12 the sc.ron \v.1S lX'.l tmg Jll of our n als from .1rouru til? nt ." "TI1l' l '5t p.1rt Man on. Sprinting, Junior Brian McQuinn tries to keep the ball away from the Mont bello oppo· nent while advancing down the field. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) MJtt H 111.icrson • I 2 "IP ,1\V('S()I llt' \\1 11 \\ (' come b.rl. from kh1111.i .m..i pl.1r .1!' .1 tc.m1." llms lmsm.J u· • I 2 .. h fJvonk p.11 t Jl:out tl'll' SC.l.<;On \\',15 _ rHP tl \\11111111.,. g J[ clgJtnst l.n ·n }:,1 un- L:lt 1." Front row: Grant Simon. Adam Schreiber, Zach Bolden. Marques Martinez, Satha Boyd, Brian McQuinn and William Williams. Second row: Joe Scalise, Sharod Dadger. Nick Lewis. Cody Hoskin, ate Urlg, Max Grossnickle. Peter Gray. Billy Sorensen and Alex Hall. Back row: Matt Henderson, Chi Unsmayer, Colin Krafft, Coach Markson. Coach Hinz, Jason Escalante, Sulaiman Shareef and Gideon Hertz. varsity boys· soccer. ITf2T3l �Junior Varsity 3 Team reter 1--bmbtdgc • I 0 il1 1 S~Ul t to pLJ>.l\h f.lvonkp.1rtofS<XLll"iS .._· Ttl" L' ,l re.1ll\ pLJ\ ing mtd tdd .md d.fcnsc." l\1tll'\ 1--.k 1 • l-1 "lltkc tr.)vdrng to other SL·hools Jrlli com~ -tu1g wtth them to St."t' \\hi ·h Sll l iS l-d tcr." JJn ·hu S.11d • I 0 "The lx:t p.1rt 01 scx.n·r iS h.-.lting v ur op~ncnt .1 K.i sconng J gOJ .. Front row: Matt Gosche, Dylan Barrett, Kevin Mahoney, Roberto Salas and Walker Dove. Second row: Jacob Greenwood, Sam Smith, Demlan Mallo-Smith. Chris Hayes, Duncan Kruger, Gamachu Said and Peter Hambidge. Back row: Coach Tom Urig, Pete Hutchinson, Nate Garcia, Joe Prendergast, Julian Fleming, Tim Snodgrass. Nick Neal and Coach Simon Hambldge. Left to right: Power house. Using all his strength, sophomore Dylan Barrett winds up to kick the ball out of the East defensive zone hoping to set up a scoring opportunity against Montbello. Going solo. During an intense game against South, sophomore Walker Dove does his best to control the ball and look for an open teammate to create an offensive push. Heads up! Jumping In the air, junior Alex Milewski attempts to make a header in order to keep Mont bello from getting control of the ball. (Photos by Zach Lass) One on one. In the lntersquad competition between the )V and )V 3 teams, freshman Luke Buchanan beats freshman Jon-Marc Marlatt to the ball while freshman Pete Hutchinson gets in a supportive position. (Photo by Zach Lass) [1J"214J jv boys' soccer. Fancy footwork. During an intersquad game between JV and JV 3, sophomore Brendan Lamarre uses some skilled footwork to beat his defender, freshman Jack Henderson, and get the ball down field. (Photo by Zach Lass) �' s soccet: n. ·ust kickin it The JV team was led by veteran coach Peter Goldin who according to junior Jack Bigham, "really motivated us and held us to high expectations:' The team faced difficult in-league competition against Mont bello and Lincoln. Both games were close, but in the end East lost to Montbello 1-0; however, they worked hard to pull out a victory over Lincoln 1-0. The JV team faced some easier competition when they played South, corning away with a 12-0 victory. The boys ended the season with a dominating win, beating West 8-0. The JV 3 team was coached by Torn Urig and Simon Harnbidge. At the beginning of the season, they faced tough out-of-league competition against Grandview; however, they pulled ahead to win by a score of 4-1. After a loss to Easts JV team in an inter-East game, they had to reevaluate their preseason goals and work harder to improve their skills. "We didn't accomplish our pre-season goal to go undefeated, but we made a good efforC commented JV 3 head coach Simon Harnbidge. "The boys worked very hard and improved their skills immensely:' • Kate Mulligan Junior Varsity Team In the alr. In a game against uth. ophomore Colin Lupe throws the ball in to gain an advantage. (Photo by Zach Lass) Drlbbllng. Running with the ball, freshman Wylie Urig heads to the goal In a game against South. (Photo by Zach Lass) Front row: Adam Estaclo. Drew Cohen. Mikey Klein. Jon-Marc Marlatt. Andy Gray and Jack Henderson. Second row: Alex Farwell. Mike Nil!, Benny Sorensen, Nick Zeller. Jack Bingham. Alex Hoskin and Jake Dunn . Back row: Zach Grossnickle, Tim Hambidge, Will Toaspern. Coach Goldin, Kevin Roper. Patrick Farris-Hilaire and Colin Lupe. ITf21"5J jv boys' soccer. 1 2 5 �• n. angel Under new management, the team looked to continue the tradition of excellence. New coach Jen Mahoney scheduled tough preseason games to prepare the girls for in-league competition. ln an early game, a 7-6 loss to Lewis Palmer, the girls worked to improve on their skills and get better. Marking their first win in the Don McCall tournament helped the girls look forward to a winning season. Dominating in the DPL the team went 7-1 with their only loss to TJ, 7-1. After a 7- 5 win over Kennedy, senior Emily Bormann stated, "'lt was so cool beating Kennedy because its something we haven't done in my four years at Ease ln post-season competition, the girls faced a tough game against Boulder which ended in victory, 3-2. Senior Rosie Pokrandt hit a walk off single which allowed senior Brenna Hokanson to score the winning run. Even though they lost to Lakewood, 10-0, in the second game of districts, they moved on to regionals. This team was one of only five softball teams in Easts history to make it to regionals. Unfortunately, they lost 10-0 to Rocky Mountain ending their season. • Kate Mulligan Scores Boulocr Hon2on C11f!t>11Il? Mtn. 7 0 5 llin 1-.,\I:CJll TOlnTJJircnt Lil-...'lt 0 Coron.ili Pueblo West w luntJ EJgle vJllCJ 4 2 b vVest 7 IS Lt'\\-15 PJlm.-, b Montretlo 20 1\brth 13 Arums Cit) 7 Lul.:oln 13 ~uth 20 4 ON Tl Kcl111t'Ch L.lkcwoo..i Dtstncts: BOl.Jlder L.lkt'\voo.i ReirJOmlo;; R ky Mtn. I 7 0 12 I I lb 5 5 b b lJ 0 7 0 0 0 0 7 2 7 5 s 3 0 2 10 0 10 ~ varsity softball. Denled. Trying to steal third base, the GW play slides, but junior Candace Jones tags the runner out (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) Throwing down. Attempting to get a Boulder player out, senior catcher Brenna Hokanson throws the ball down to second base. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) No base llke home. Scoring the tying run, senior Rosie Pokrandt made the score 2-2 against Boulder In the district championship. (Photo courtesy ofK\i Schroeder) �l'm ready. In the game against CW enlor Elspeth Monigle prepares to field the hall. (Photo courte~y of Kyle Schro d rl Perfect cut. Taking a swing at the Boulder game, junior Maya Burchette follows through. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) Play ball. Winding up, sophomore Blake 0 )Wlfng throws a perfect pitch to the TJ batter. (Photo by Peter Hart· man) Throw lt home! Concentrating in the game against Kenned): enlor Elleni Cladis throws the ball home. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) Squeeze tlght. Catching the ball in a close game against Kennedy, senior Emily Bormann gets an out. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) Rrt 111.1 Hoi m.•c.on • 12 "lhtS l,1r w.1s tough t111S1t Jntng to .1 new co. I· .1 lot of .p.Jts needed to be f1llcd. but we h.Jd .1 greJt SC,l.<;()Jl." IZltln'll '\L-c1.m"l., • 12 "n11S)t'.1f'\\,1S totJ[[\ J\\C~JllC I ·,lLISC we went to stJk. \ Voo HooL · On deck. In the on deck circle. senior Kate Mulligan focuses on having the perfect swing in the game against Kennedy. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) R .:1c Pok.r.mdt • 12 "I h.:l\.i so lllLK~, fun pll ing _ tth1ll th1s \e.1r: I .1111 re,11 go1ng to rm;s 1t. *thumb~ up* llo\ t our te.m1!" I' 1k f-.. ~ull1g.m • 12 ..n ~ I ~ t Fm t o thiS ~'JSOil \\',1.' 111.1 l<T 1t to dtStn-ts.m.i ·rg~or1.1G:.It tot.1lh rt ~ cd." Front row: felicia Benavidez, Maya Burchette, and Madeleine Schroeder. Second row: Elspeth Monigle, Olivia Yapp, Elleni Cladis. Brenna Fujimoto, Blake Dowling. Candace Jones and Emily Bormann. Back row: Kathryn McGlamery. Brenna Hokanson, Kate Mulligan, Coach Mike Mahone'r: Coach Jen Mahoney, Mo Mulligan. Caitee ferguson. Caelen Lombard Knapp and Rosie Pokrandt. varsity softball. ITf217J �CTeam F.mfl\ 1lL muc·\ .1 • l) .._- tl ll \\.l..' ,1 lot o fun l .lLN' I met 11(\\ ~\.\1pl •. m..i llc.m11.u .1 lot al-out the game from th.· I . .nl older pLl)-t'L." Front row: Danielle Castillo. Fanny Villanueva. Michelle Pe k and Emily Stesney. Seco row: Ariel Canada. Ella Dove. Dawn Hamilton. Erin Gearing, Natalie Fine and Aisha John son. Back row: Camille Farris. Latrice Johnston. Coach Earl, Ella Martin and Sam Egle. Left to right: Wind up. Waiting for the pitch. sophomore Aisha Johnson gets in the perfect batting po ition to hit the ball out of the park and to bring the runner home. Ready to swing. Watching the ball as it is pitched, freshman Danielle Castillo is ready to hit the ball to bring the runner on third home in order to score a run. Reach for it. Attempting to catch the ball, sophomore Ariel Canada tries to get the Lincoln runner out at first base which would end the inning. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) Swing it. Watching the ball as it is pitched, sophomore Sam Egle is ready to swing. Good hits are crucial during games against competitive teams such as GW. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) [lJ2J'8J jv softball. You're out! Attempting to make a play at second base. freshman Ella Dove gets into posit to catch the ball. keeping a George Washington runner from advancing to third base. (Ph<Jt by Mallory Heinzeroth) �n. • are a gir s best friend With two new coaches, both the JV and C softball teams started off their seasons with high expectations. The JV team started off strong, in the Don McCall tournament where they beat their non-league competition, ThunderRidge, 10-9 in extra innings. Coach Howard Karsh boasted after the ThunderRidge game, #Our team did very well. We spent a big part of the season focusing on fundamental skills, and l am very proud of the team because we dominated our league games~ The JV team beat GW 20-5 and West 23-7, which boosted the tearr6 confidence, allowing them to win even more games. #This season was fun because we beat some really hard teams like ThunderRidge; explained sophomore Cailee Ferguson. Although the C team lost to Horizon 24-1, they kept a positive attitude. Coach Andrew Skari commented, "We tried really hard to keep the focus off the scores and concentrate on the fundamentals of the game, trying to prepare for higher levels~ Even though the C team also lost to TJ 22-12 and GW 24-11, they were more competitive and scored more runs by the seasonS end. • Mo Mulligan Junior Varsity Team Get ready. Sophomore Callee Fer· guson l~ad s off to s teal. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Strlkel Winding up, sophomore Michelle Peck pitches the ball . (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Front row: Madeline Schroeder and Claire Simon. Second row: Olivia Yapp, Felicia Benavidez, Michelle Peck , Brenna FUjimoto, Natalie Fine and Jessica Hoy. Back row: Sam Egle, Cailee Ferguson, Olivia Rudeen, Coach Howard Karsh , Lyric Stott, Claire Morrow and Justine Sullivan. jv softball. �• tenn1s 11. a match The boys' tennis team began with a challenging match against Kent, losing 43. However, they pulled it together and dominated in the DPS with three 7-0 wins over North, TJ, and Kennedy. Coach Mark Thalhofer kept the team focused. UWe took it one match at a time and always stayed on the same page~ The tennis team was led by third year varsity player, senior Chris Hill who said, ul loved this tennis season because of all the responsibility that carne with being captain~ The major highlights of the season were the Western Slope lnvitational in Grand Junction where they took 5th place and the trip to Aspen where they won 5-2. UThe best part about tennis is travelling outside of Denver for matches; commented senior Matt Duerksen. The team ended the regular season beating GW 6-1. After tough regional matches, East qualified eight players for state: seniors Tyler McNamara and Max Milhan, juniors Max Grillo and Ari Malrnan, sophomores Spencer Erickson, Jeff Thalhofer, and Nate Zackroff and freshman Joseph Lassen. With such a young team, the future is bright for the Angels. • Usa Wormley led in cour McNamara, 12. Scores Kent 3 7 1\brth South 6 Westem Sl~ bwite C. Creek 2 Cr. lunct. 7 01frr} Creek lnvtte 7 T.l. Lu1eoln 6 7 Kennedy GW. 6 AsjX'Il 5 Regmuls 4 0 I 5th PLre 5 0 5th rtxe 0 I 0 I 2 3rd rtxe State Qualifiers: Spencer Erickson, Max Grillo, Joseph Lassen, Ari Malman, Tyler McNamara, Max Milhan, Jeff Thalhofer and Nate Zackroff [1}3Jo] varsity boys' tennis. You got served. Starting the match off against Cherry Creek with a powerful serve, senior Chris Hill gives it his all. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Pass tt on. Returning the ball to his GW oppon. junior Torin Schuster stays In the match. (Photo by !'€ Hartman) �Return this. Going in for a back· hand , freshman Jo eph La en beats his Cherry Creek opponent. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Deuces wild. Making a return. senior Max Milhan keeps it on the court in a match against GW. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Getttn down. Hitting the ball, soph· omore Spencer Erickson perfects his forehand swing in practice at City Park. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Follow through. Going for a down·the·line winner in practice. sophomore ate Zackroff attempts a passing shot. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) An tvt lm.m • I I "11~ l _t J.mt al'Out tennis is f.iwmg .1gau1St p..uple th.1t .1re ·tter th.1n me so I an impr vr." \1 M1lh.m • I 2 "llo\.·e 1t \\1~n 1 n1t tl~ b.1ll re.1lh h.1rd .1r1d 111 p~xwcnt .m1 get to it 1n tune." Making contact. Swinging low to hit the ball. senior Matt Duerksen hits a solid return in prac· lice. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) kff 1!1 fer • I 0 "M\' fNonte ~\1J"t ,l 'OUt tenniS I!' h.1V1ng tJxf-'JX>I"tlllllt\ toe mp..·te .1gJ111St d1fferent ~ :opk .1t reg1 n.1ts .l'lli st.lk." 1k Zll-kr f • I 0 ".''IVing ,l!l XC IS t!~ I .-t ~mt .ll'Out tenniS nut 1~"5." Front row: Spencer Erickson, Arl Malman, Joseph Lassen, Jeff Thalhofer and Torin Schuster. Back row: Nate Zackroff, Max Grillo. Tyler McNamara, Matt Duerksen and Max Milhan. varsity boys' tennis. Cif312l �Junior Varsity Team ShJ _ n Tun\.-,· • ~1 "I lu c r1Jl:Jymcr tum~> l -. Ll!. rt 0 IS .1 grc.1t \\,n to ~ho\\ Angct. pnck .md repr _· '11 t E.1~ t." i.m C mb • "I hkc- ll'lng abl \\rth prople \\ ho .lr\' l t t r th.m 111).: :if .1 a.i fila.irng ~ 1pl \\ ho .11\' rnt rested 1'1 tl 'lilts." P.10 o 1.-l' • 10 "ll , 111.1t I · .11dhrl -st p.1rt o pU\ 111g k11n1S l"\.'lJu:-~ u g.1111 l'XJX'I"IC'IlCl' 111 comp..'trtrorl." Left to right: Slice H. Using a strong forehand in a match against Colorado Academy, freshman Max Dener tein puts slice on the ball. The slice Is an eftective shot that gJVes the opponent less time to prepare. Get low. While playing in the JV tournament hosted by East at City Park, freshman Evan Meggitt bends his knees and concentrate on getting low to the ground so he can explode into the ball. Slam! Running up to the net junior Julian Hall ets himself up to hit a big winner against orth by getting ready early enough. (Photos by Sam Lass) Cross-court winner. Setting up for a backhand, sophomore Mac Guthrie prepares to rip the ball past his GW opponents. Macs backhand proved to be Important as the V2 team defeated their rival. GW. (Photo by Sam Lass) [l]"312J boys' v2/jv tennis. Explosion. Using his forward motion In a match against orth, freshman Jason Laub put weight into the ball to get maximum power. LautE strong forehand helped East stay compel tlve throughout the season. (Photo by Sam Lass) �• ' s tenn1s. n. makin eke The JV team began their season on the road at Colorado Academy and Smoky Hill where they won. Unfortunately, they lost on the road at Chatfield. The squad then faced Kent, Air Academy, and North at horne winning all the matches except Kent. "Kent always has a strong squad and a lot of depth, but we played well; said sophomore Brennan Stieneker. The teaffi; next challenge carne against Boulder and GW where they split, beating GW and losing to Boulder. The boys ended their season losing to Creek, but beating TJ, Lincoln and Kennedy. Varsity 2 started with a 43 loss against Chatfield and then a 7-0 win against Air Academy. Next, the team played Boulder and South, winning both matches 6-1. Next, they challenged Cherry Creek on their horne courts, losing 6-1. The boys ended their season on their horne courts where they beat their rival GW, 4-3 and Lincoln, 7-0. East hosted the V2 Rocket tournament, in which they placed second, behind Kent. As Coach Topf summed it up, "We had a really tough season that was highlighted by the success at the V2 Rocket tournament~ • Ari Malrnan Varsity 2 Team Front row: Kevin Shroads, Mac Guthrie, J.J. Westcott, David Goodman Jamte Urbana and Barrett Hubregsen. Back row: Taylor Fant, Noah Hubbell, Taylor Jones, Chris Pari and Focus. Keeping his eye on the ball. sophomore J.J. Westcott serves It against Kent. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Spin it. In a match against Air Academy, sophomore Jamie Urbana hits a kick serve. (Photo by Peter Hartman) John Lindmark. ~ boys· v2/jv tennis. l1l3J3I �The volleyball team started the season off smashing Kent in three games (25-21, 25-7, 25-20). After losing a tough match in Boulder, the team was determined to finish off the non-conference games with success. They beat Gateway in five games 3-2 (24-26, 25-15, 25-10, 21-25, 15-9) and beat Thornton in four games 3-1 (25-14, 25-19, 26-24). These wins gave the girls the necessary confidence to dominate the in-league games. Starting the conference with three shut outs, East had the city championship title in sight. East played Kennedy and won, 3-2 (20-25, 26-24, 25-23, 9-25, 15-13) and senior Stevie Flanery said, ~l love how we carne together as a team and won~ Continuing their dominance East swept South in three (25-11, 29-27, 25-13). Finishing their last two conference games strong, against TJ, 3-0, (25-18, 25-14, 25-20) and Lincoln, 3-0, (25-10, 25-14, 25-12); the team won the city title and moved on to districts where they lost to Ponderosa in four, and fought hard, but lost again to Poudre in five. Coach Donna Sirnrnington stated, "Our team made great strides of improvement and we carne out as city champs~ •Sarah Cornish and Max Atufunwa Scores Kent \\1 (3-0) (25-2 I. 25- , 2 'l-20) &xdtCT L(l· -'> (25-14, I 0 -25. I S-25, 2L,·28) Ct~ (2 'l- 14. 25- I o, 2L,·24) ~'~ G1lt \.J \ (3-2) (24-2L,, 25-15, 2'l-IO, 21-25, 15-ll) TI10mton \V (3- I) (25- 14, 25- Ill, 2L,·24) ~\Jnt ilo \V (3-0) <2 'l- - . 25-o, 25- I o) C\ \V (3-0) (2 'l-2 '· 25- 0 , 25- 14) \Nt~t <2 'l- 0, 25- 15, 25-ll) \\ ( '-0) 1--.. n:-1'\ (3-2) (20-2 "· 2l,·24, 25-23, 0.25, 15- 13) ltl \V (3-0) (25- I 3, 2 'l- 7 , 25- 14) : Jth \V (3-0) (25-11.2°-2 7,2'l-13) Tl \\1 <-'-0> (25- IS, 2 'l- 14, 2 'l-20) LuY n \\1 (3-0) (2 'l- I 0, 2 'l- 14, 25- 12) ~.'\oll.JlC 1 L ( 1-3) ( I 2-2 'l, 2 'l- I 1, I S-2 'l, 22-25) RegWals L ( 1- ') (I o-25, 25-22. 17-25, I o-25) POl\.-i-,·OSJ POt.tire L (2·-'> (25-22, I 0.25, 25-22, 23-25) [l]'3]-4J varsity volleyball. Dtg it. Passing the ball, junior Alex McHenry dominates at her Llbero-defensive specialist position. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Smash \tl Hitting the ball, sophomore Dominique Davis makes the kill in their game against Boulder. (Photo b Mallory Heinzeroth) �Set lt up. Placing the batt. senior Kerry Fessenden gives the hitter a perfect set, Instigating a kill against CW. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Rufiol Flying high. junior Carlie Chris· tianson and sophomore Dominique Davis make a watt and foil Cotder6 attack. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) You got served. Getting an ace for her team. senior Paige Jimenez wins the point in their game against Boulder. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Put lt dow n. Getting the hlt. junior Mackenzie Gilchrist makes the kill crushing Cotder6 defense while soph· omore Dominique Davis moves into position. (Photo by Mallory Heinze· roth) KJy!J Ro~·r • I 2 "Voll h11l is.muztngl\ <llll.l.Zlllg, .li1 1.1Zlllg h , .m:i tt r ks Ill). : :is." P.1tgt? Jnn.·ncz • I 2 "llikt? \, llt'\ h llll ?lJllSt? \ unw t .1lot oi :ople .m.i form rru tto 1Shtps \\ tth uplc \ OLJ norl lllll\ \\Ouldrl't tnter.x:t Wtth." Slam ttl Finding the batt. sophomore Alyssa Milner hits the ball down. winning the point against Colden while sentor Kayta Roper moved Into po It ion. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Alex f.,:\c H ~n,, • I I "I t?nj O\ volln b.1ll l'(.'C.lLJS{' I ltkc the gnts on tl k.1111 ,11\.i dtgg111g the l 1ll." Stq.h1 • M1 \dl • 12 ·· h h von k p.1rt f \ lle..., t 11l is m k<lmll"l.lk . l .lL~thcv'rt? like f.mlth ." Ftont row: Ariel Lawrence. Alex McHenry, Stevie Flanery, Alyssa Milner, Kerry Fessenden and Paige Jimenez. Back row: Kayla Roper. Dominique Davis. Mackenzie Gilchrist. Coach Donna Simmington, tephanie Maxwell, Madeleine King and Carlle Christianson. varsity volleyball. [13]5] �a . ' 11.. lt . 1r The JV and C teams got their seasons rolling with victories over Kent, 2-0, (25-11, 25-18) and 2-1, (25-19, 23-25, 15-8) respectively. C Team Coach Yttri commented, uwe were a little nervous because it was our first game, but 1 was really impressed considering the girls hadn't previously played with each other~ After beating Kent, the C team struggled with their out-of-league competition. They lost to Boulder 2-0 (19-25, 17-25) and Gateway 2-0 (21-25, 16-25), but the C Team gained momentum with inleague competition. After beating GW 2-0, (25-14, 25-19) they continued to dominate the DPS beating South 2-1, (25-20, 20-25, 15-7). On the JV side of the net, they struggled against Boulder barely losing in three 25-16, 23-25, 16-18 but rebounded beating Golden 2-0 (25-15, 25-16), and Thornton 2-0 (25-16, 25-21). The JV started off inleague games overpowering Montbello 2-0 (25-10, 25-11) and continued to dominate in DPS, beating GW 2-0 (25-22, 25-21). Junior Mallory Heinzeroth commented, uour team made great strides of improvement and with a young team we worked hard to be successful:' • Sarah Cornish Junior Varsity Team First row: Claire Westcott, Sarah Cornish, Mallory Heinzeroth, Christina Auster and Dany· elle Gilbert. Back row: Rhiannon Buxman, Mercedes Adams, Sadie fulton, Coach Natasha Trujillo, Kelly Thompson, Kaitlyn Randol and Nicola Zaragoza. ~ jv/c volleyball. Get up. Middle blocker sopho· more, Nicola Zaragoza is in great position to block the ball against Kent. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Ace l.t. Serving the ball again t West junior Christina Auster makes an ace. (Photo by Peter Hartman) �CTeam Kctl> Tllompson • I I "I like vollt;1lJtl lx:cause 1t is J quld<.-p ed g.1111e .m..i IS Jll""'Vt'l. l-o••ng." Stqj 11? F•lgctlm:ht-ll ·d • I 0 "M~ f.1volife p.11i of volleyhJU IS scttu1g be Jtt· I m .1lw.1}: uwotved 111 the pl.n ." Front row: Lana Nuss·Rosenberg, Julia Kirklen and Jessica Moya. Second row: Sarah Marquez, Caroline Caldwell, Zuri House, Shunara Maxey, Stephanie Engelbrecht·Pollard and Shaqaya Cleveland. Back row: Elizabeth Sweetbaum, Maureen Sullivan, Coach Yttri, Victoria Wells and Morgan Arline. Cl..111"e 'Westcott • I I "I like votlt"'> h1ll lX'C'.lli5C' of my tc,lllllllates. \Ve havt" t ·on1e rt"all) dOSt" .Jn.i work \ cll .lS J t .llll." Left to right: On the net. Jumping high against GW, sophomore Elizabeth Sweetbaum gets up for the block. Set it. Against GW, sophomore Sarah Marquez sets the ball while sophomores Zuri House and Maureen Sullivan prepare to hit. Spike it. Making her approach, sophomore Lana Nuss-Rosenberg hits the ball, and sophomores Vic· toria Well and Stephanie Engelbrecht·Pollard get into position. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) Soaring through the air. Finding the ball, right side hitter junior Sarah Cornish slams the ball down and wins the point for her team in their game against West while freshman Sadie fulton gets into a supportive position. JV overpowered Wests players and dominated throughout the game. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Passing the ball. Receiving the serve against Kent, junior Mallory Heinzeroth places her pa s right to the setter instigating a perfect setup for the hitter. Teammates sophomore Mercede Adams and junior Claire Westcott are prepared for anything. (Photo by Peter Hartman) jv/c volleyball. ~ �11. Freshmen Red Competition for making teams ignited a strong start for both the Fre hmen Red and White teams. The Freshmen Red team won their first game against Kent 2-0 (25-11, 25-15), setting the standard for the season. The Freshmen Red team continued strong beating Boulder 2-1 (25-17, 21-25, 17-15). However, the girls struggled against Thornton, losing 2-0 (19-25, 23-25); but regained confidence by beating Golden 2-0 (25 15, 25-16). They dominated in their first in-league game against GW winning 2-0 (25-3, 25-7). Coach Christine Miller commented, It was a shame that GW didn"t put up a better showing, but I was proud of how the girls played~ The Freshmen White team a\ o played well again t Boulder, winning 2-1 (25-15, 17-25, 15 12). They continued their winning streak beating Gateway easily in two games 25-22, 25-11 and dominated in the game against Montbello winning 2-0 (25-11, 25-12). Coach Michelle stated, MOur team really learned how to play together which produced wins~ •Sarah Cornish rront row: Reona Brame, Emily Takimoto and Madeline Hamling. Second row: Aspen Johnson, Veronica Roybal, Kirasten Blair, Ebonee Haye and Emmy Allen. Back row: Maggie Unton, Rachel Messer. Coach Chris· tine, Cassie Oadis and Raven Taylor. rront row: Nicole Williams. Raven John· son and Erika Kalin. Second r w: -r: ering Sherpa. Aujha Alexander, Sophia Phil· lips and ichelle Keys. Back row: Helen Caffigan. Kelyn Bertram, Lauren Turner. Christina Damon and Emily Ma kenzie. Left to right: Round them up. Cather· ing her players, Coach Christine gives a pep talk to her girls before their game against Boulder. encouraging them to do their best. Pa ss lt. Giving freshman Sophia Phillips a perfect pass, freshman Tsering Sherpa helps her team out In their game against Thornton. Change lt up. Switching Into their po itlons against Thornton. freshmen Emily Mackenzie and icole Williams are ready to move into their defensive places so they can win the point for their team. (Photos by Mallory Helnzeroth) Eye on the ball. Making a great erve in the game against Boulder, freshman Veronica Roybal gives her team a strong start. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) [1}"3J-sJ freshmen volleyball. Hand s up. Positioning herself, freshman Emmy Allen gives her teammate a perfect set while freshman Emily Taklmoto gets ready to cover. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Concentration. Serving the ball. freshman Raven Taylor helps her team rally points against Boulder. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) �Gymnastics Team Front row: Kat Armstrong, Audrey Hagman, Mia FarraH DaCruz and Sarah Moore. Second row: Cassy Clayman and Amalia Ritter. Back row: Karlssa Frolov, Coach Leonard King and Andrea Orton. The gymnastics team set a goal to win the city championship. Ml had very high expectations, and the girls did not disappoint. We had a powerful team with great leaders; said Coach Leonard King. The team dominated in DPS and Improved In out-of-league competition. With strong leadership from juniors Sarah Moore and Kat Armstrong, East beat TJ. GW and South in their first meet at orthglenn where they placed fifth out of eight teams. Sophomore Kelsey Messer had an outstanding performance, placing second In the all-around competition. MMany people do not realize the Intensity, focus and determination gymnastics takes; said Messer. The team struggled with Injuries during a challenging meet against Thornton and Fort Collins. However, they rebounded and accomplished their goal of winning the city championship by hitting their marks on beam and floor exercise at the city meet. At the regional meet, sophomore Kelsey Messer was the only East gymnast to qualify for state where she represented East proudly. •Meg Tuta Left to right: Kick lt up. Performing her routine, freshman Audrey Hagman practices her handstand on the balance beam. Split down the middle. WorkIng to perfect her form, junior Sarah Moore does the splits. In order to gain maximum points, gymnasts must consistently execute flawless routines. Strike a pose. Preparing to begin her floor routine, junior Cassy Clayman assumes her starting position. Floor routines combine tumbling passes with difficult dance combinations. (Photos by Viki Eagle) Scores 1\brthglenn h1v1te 5th p!xe kl•'ot""'> M.'SSCI- 2r\:l Thornton, South, Ft. CotlnlS N±: i'v\csst'l - 3 rd _- uth 3rd p!xe I st p!xe ClSS\ Cl.:J\11\.l'l -lst,l--.lt ArmstJong -2,1.1 Kenr'ted} I st p!xe Ni.!:""> ~~:-1 -1st, Cas.."' Cl.:J\11\l'l- 2n.:l Tl Ist p!xe N:l~ ""> ~\:- :-1- I st. Cas.."' :l1\ 11\l'l - 2nd Lit) Meet I st p!xe ~cl<;t"\ N\es_ :-1 - I st. 1--.:lt Armstrong - 2nd Sum1111 t N.i5t"\ f..\:._ 3 rd p!xe - I st Regioruls th p!xe N±: N\es..<.e~ · - b th, ~ l1n11\l'l - I 2 t~ Stlte OuJhfler: Kel<e\ Mess 1 Pretzel pose. During her beam routine, junior Kat Armstrong keeps her balance and executes a perfect pretzel position. (Photo by Viki Eagle) Flip-flop. On the balance beam, sophomore Kelsey Messer perfi rms a front walk-over. Balance and poise are necessary for solid beam routines. (Photo by Viki Eagle) gymnastics. [If3J9] �A put-back. After beating his Doherty opponent, senior DaVaughn Thornton takes a shot. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Eyes to the sky. sophomore Quentin Hildreth moves Doherty defense, junior Koree Ross past his Doherty defender. (Photo by looks to hoot. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Jo h Tafoya) Plece of cake. In the second round playoff game against Chaparral, sophomore Kewhan Dickerson puts it in for two. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Drlven. Powering down the court. emor Blake Swain drlve the lane. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Blak 5\ vatn • I 2 "ll1C?1 e 15 no lm tcam." DJnct \Vel~ • 12 "lfl )111'15 tl dre~1m th: n con~ il1.·r n"(' sl("(')J." bdlll\.\.lin..:-Dl.Hin • 12 "M> f.l'\ ntr part of tl't' g.ln\.~ IS the fast p. -e arld lllk'l!·lt :· ON.I.gi·n lh:mtm • 12 "ll't'r 15 llJ thmg Iwould rJti'A?I dJ th.m pl.1y b.l5ketl1Jll." [1}4to] varsity boys' basketball. ltont row: Blake Swain, Joshua Russell, Quentin Hildreth, Jamiko Verner and Donell Wells. Back row: Aris Molock, DaVaughn Thornton, Matthew ltazier, Koree Ross, Jordan Martlnez-Doublin. 0 Brian Brooks, Jordan ltanklin, Adrien Dudley, Demetrius Thornton, M okey Gilbert and Kewhan Dicker.;on. �. n. we are the cham tons The varsity boys basketball team had an amazing season, dominating the majority of their games and walking away with the 2007 state title. The season began with a disappointing loss to Doherty 66-81, but the team came back with three wins against Columbine 82-53, Coronado 85-66 and Grandview 81-66. The team then participated in the Fort Collins and Las Vegas tournaments, winning five games and losing only to Cheyenne, Nevada 52-56, in the Vegas Tournament. Back in Denver, the boys bested Chaparral 77-52, ThunderRidge 67-55, Brighton 78-60 and Heritage 82-73 before moving into league play. ln league, the team went almost undefeated, losing only to Montbello and David Carey, Coach Careys son, 79-82 in double overtime, tying Lincoln and Montbello for the city title. ln the playoffs, the team beat Chaparral 71-59, Eaglecrest 70-5l and Smoky Hill 65-53 to advance to the semi-finals, where they had their sweet revenge on Doherty, sweeping the number one seeded-team 72-51. The final game took place before a record-setting crowd of 8,371. Against the previously undefeated Aurora Central Trojans, East was led by senior captains Blake Swain and Donell Wells to a decisive 60-41 victory, clinching the state title. This was Coach Careys fourth state title with East and seventh overall. • Lisa Engelken DJI'k'rtY Cciumbine Scores bb C ron..1.:b Gur\.tvtl'\\1 8_ 85 8 I Fort Cclltns Tourrurrlt.'nt Grcele\ v est 77 D:x.rgbs Count\ 6 7 DEvcl'}n SO Lls VcgJS Toun1..11llCnt O~t."\cnt "lt.' GrJnrk Hills Dur.mgo Clup.ltT..lt Thun:ierRk.1gc Bnghto'1 HentJge Tl \\'est rth G\v South Kent\.1.1\ Ln :oln t-..-'\ontl :-llo 52 55 52 7b 8I 7 7 7 l~ 7 S 82 75 87 I 14 b4 83 0 ~ o1 .., 0 LlUp.:llTJl EJglcm.'St _·na'} Hill DJhcrh Aur t.l en tr.1l Up and over. Battling the Brighton defense to secure the bucket, junior Demetrius Thornton shoots the ball. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) () ~ b5 52 !1n. ~~ Airborne. Jumping up to the hoop, senior Donell Wells scores against Doherty during the semi·flnals of the stat~ tournament. (Ph to by Josh Tafoya) '" I 53 var ity boys' basketball. so 57 53 51 41 �11. BothJV and C basketball teams got their seasons off to a rolling start by winning their first games: C team played Centarus and beat them 74-21 while in JVs first game they played well against Doherty, beating them them 75-64, and were the only team that won that night! JV had continual success against out-of-league teams, smoking Coronado 67-37, Columbine 83-61 and Chaparal 75-69. JV had some tough in-league games, losing to TJ 57-79 and Mont bello 64-65, but bounced back beating Brighton 86-68 to finish their season strong. Coach Warren Harding commented ~we had a great start beating Doherty and the hard work the players put in paid off.' C team had an intense game against Doherty that went into overtime and they barely lost 67-68. After the Doherty loss they rebounded and went on a nine-game winning streak, beating tough teams like Cherry Creek 57-33 and Chaparral64-51. Continuing their streak, they beat TJ 57-54, Thunder Ridge 71-52 and Overland 66-35. Coach Eric Carroll stated, ~our team really came together, and all their hard work produced so many victories~ • Sarah Cornish ' t . unkin it .r .... -. ' .. . ~. - Junior Varsity Team Front row: Sharod Kindell, Robert Harrison. Anthony Walker, Brynton Durant and Walter Cooper. Back row: Kewhan Dickerson-Randolph, Jeff Hampton, Rodney Newton, Patrick Farris-Hilaire, Alex Dew-Merrlex, Hunter Wolfe!. Alex Loomis, Troy Wiese, Del n Hardy and Patrick Meyer. [1J4'"tzJ jv/c boys' basketball. Shoot ltl Putting up a jump shot. sophomore Patrick FarrisHilaire alms for the net. (Photo by Canyon Boak) Put lt up. Overpowering Grand· view, sophomore Anthony Walker sinks the ball. (Photo by Canyon Boak) �Freshman Team Kc\vlk11 krrson • I 0 "M f.wontr part f b.: dbJll b unktng <Jt\.i • nng." ldf mpt n • 10 "I lo e thr e tkment of the g.m ll, pi.Jy.ng JS J te.1m ,1 ._; \ Vll111lllg." Q.., n 1--Lm:J) • I 0 Front row: Jamal Cato Perry, Marvin Harris and Adrian Hall. Second row: Chance Moore, Aaron Cuereca. Trevlon Parker, Robert Page. Chrb Simm:;. Max Denerst In, Drake Franklin, Micah Jones and Elliot Zettas. Back row: Addison Zettas. Coach Dennis Jones. Geoff Donahue. Lex Smith. Rhay Garrett, Tim Snodgrass. Philip Watts. Tajh Fisher, Michael Waddy and Coa h Eric Carroll. "R.'ISketball IS ente1 t.untng Jtl:l it keq)S tllf' buS\." From far left: Movtng Ul Driving down the court. fre hman Drake franklin sets up the point for his team against Chaparral. Get up there. Going in for the layup. freshman Tim Snodgrass scores two points and gives his team a strong lead In their game against Chaparral. Soarlng hlgh. Going up for the jump shot. sophomore Jeff Hampton sinks the ball for two points against Chaparral. C team held out strong in the end of the game. securing their victory and winning by thirteen points. (Photos by Zach Las ) Drlvlng hard. Barreling down the court. fr shman Jamal CalcPerry dribble around his opponent. heading toward the ba ket in a game against Chaparral. (Photo by Zach Lass) Brlckl Getting a hand on the ball, sophomore Kewhan Dickerson blocks a shot against Grandview. (Photo by Canyon Boak) Take lt. Getting the steal, sophomore D ion Hardy grabs the ball from his Grandview opponent. (Photo by Cany n BoakJ h·ic boys· basketball. fi1413J �Jump shot. Planting her feet hard, senior LyVette Groce avoids a flying TJ opponent to get an open lay-up. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Pass it on. Holding the ball, senior Tyshel McPherson looks for a teammate in a tough game against Cherry Creek. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Defense. Aggressively defending a Ch rry Creek opponent. enior Nichole Finnie guard the basket. (Photo by Jo h Tafoya) Push it up. Sprinting down the fl senior Lakelsha Joiner teals the for a fast br ak. (Photo by Mal Hetnzeroth) Pass it. In a game against Cherry Creek, junior Renee Williams look for an open teammate to pass to. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) BrL e Otna'1t, I 2 "I re,lll'r np).ed pl1 tng baskl tl 1ll ,1ll ft ur t.lr!': 1t \\JS J grc,1t e p..."'l nee." C'.1rli<' Clmshm.xm • I I "I lo\.·e ll ti--c gut~ on tiX' t~1m .m..:l tts ttght how\\ .11\' .1ll dtfferrnt an..:i l nng somdhmg origu l to the t .llll." 0Jl : 1lllLJds • I "I hk the te 111 envir nnx nt n..i Jll mv t e,1111 mat rs." T\slrl fv\cPh?tson • 12 "Wttl ut Ill\ te Ill r.i nothtng.'' [1]"'414J varsity girls' basketball. Front row: Dale Samuels, Brooke Durant and Nichole Finnie. Back row: Carlie Christianson, Chel alley, Tyshel McPherson, Dawn Wattley, Renee Williams, Samantha Sanders, Lakeisha Joiner. Klarl Calbart. LyVette Groce and Justine Sullivan. �Starting out the season with high expectations, the basketball team struggled at first when they lost to Cherry Creek 42-57. Shortly after the loss, the team turned it around with two wins against Coronado 56-38, and Bear Creek 63-39. Coach Berry commented, ~we had a veteran team: n of the 12 girls were already letter-winners. We worked hard to earn respect for our program and our league~ The first game against ThunderRidge was a challenge, but hitting the team for a second time later in the season the girls pulled off a great game, losing by only two. ult was such a close and thrilling game~ commented junior Renee Williams. LyVette Groce was impressed with the game as well, saying, ~we all had our ups and downs, but in the end we came together and worked as a team~ With another win against Brighton 67-61 the team went into league games with confidence. Starting with a 61-41 victory over TJ, the girls continued to dominate in-league competition, going undefeated and winning the DPL championship. ln the playoffs, the girls lost 51-53 in a nail-biter as Doherty swished a three-pointer with just seconds remaining to win. • Kelly Thompson ll~-,T) Crrti< Scores 42 Coron,l."b &Jr Creek nllnYlerR~~.igc Columbu'k? So 63 3o 6l, Lls v~ TOl.JI11Jil"Clt: Cl'l\ 11 Vlt'\V 37 Columbt..1 CentrJl 50 37 BISI-op !v\oore f'IC.lS.l'lt >1"0\.'(' 43 An. l.U \Vest All ~1nt Ej)Lxo~ul Htghl.:ll\.is R.ll\. h nllll\.ietRiligc Bnghton Tl West Jth l· \ "oo.Jth Aur rJ CentJ.1 ln"Loln ~ntl"\.i.lo ~ [))lnh up. Scoring an easy bucket senior Brooke Durant Its another two on the board for East. (Photo by Malry Heinzeroth) Give and go. Looking for an open teammate, junior Carlle Christian on prepares to inbound the ball. (Photo by Jo h Tafoya) 52 53 so 45 l, 7 ol 82 81 l,2 57 38 30 l,4 So 30 44 '>8 '>0 3l, 42 84 47 l, I 41 24 ,10 _, ' ' .,-, c:; 17 ~ ~ l, s ~ JO ..,0 5.~ 51 53 varsity girls' basketball. [If4f5] �rs' as The JV team began their season with a blowout victory over Regis, 63-22 and with a strong home stand against Cherry Creek, winning 4634. The squad confidently travelled to Coronado and Bear Creek, where they won 51-36 and 45-33 respectively. ThunderRidge proved to be the tean-6 biggest competition, defeating the girls as time expired, handing JV their first loss of the season, 45-47. After refocusing, the girls held strong at home against Columbine, winning 51-35 and then later defeating Brighton 59-51. ln the first game of C tean-6 season, the team set a high standard as they blew out Centaurus 56-9. ln a tougher game, the girls stepped up their defense, winning 44-38 before blowing out Cherry Creek, 51-21 and Mullen, 50-12. As Coach Benavidez explained, "Our defense won games and enabled us to have fun shutting down opponents~ ln a four-game road trip, the girls defeated Arvada 70-4, Coronado 55-21, Bear Creek 58-31, and ThunderRidge 52-41. They rounded out the first half of the season with three more big wins over Columbine, Cherry Creek and Brighton, 5743, 58-20 and 54-41. • Ari Malman .- - DENVER EAST ITATE CHAMPIONS BOYS SOCCER . . I Junior Varsity Team Front row: Christina Auster, Acura Holt. Mallory Heinzeroth, Maya Marshall and Melicla Benavidez. Back row: Justine Sullivan. Dominique Davis. Renee Williams. Auboni Holt. Emily Cosche, Eve Capecelatro. Samantha Sanders. Blake Dowltng, Gaelen Lombard-Knapp. Zabrina Jackson and Coach Boyd. ~ jv/c girls' basketball. Drlve and ambltlon. Driving to the hole, sophomore Emily Cosche accelerates to the hoop. (Photo by Canyon Boak) Take lt up strong. Colng sophomore Dominique Da scores an easy two. (Photo Canyon Boak) �Freshman Team BL1I·e DJwltng • I 0 "I work h.mi when I plJ arYl I rxr-'lt my klmrlutcs to cb ti"X' s.]fl)(' every tirnr we step onto thr court." T•krr 1h Hrmy • o •Qr\? of tl1t' mottoes for our tram w.lS, "You c.m•t k.11.i from l"X'hu\.i,' arYl\vc pu\ cd our seJson xcoriing to thtS .-nmg." front row: Kelley McCarroll·Gilbert. Reona Brame, Lindsay Emery, Kirasten Blair and Emily Takimoto. Ba.:k row: Coa.:h Benavidez, Raven Taylor. Amber Botton, Taylor Boone. Destynee Miles, T'keyah Henry, Sarah Bennett, Myrissa Adams, Lauren Mills, Jalena Williams, Tremel Younger and Alison l'vbllot)- Hrin.:rroth • I I "llikr pbymg b.lSI etball ause tts tntrn.··~-~ from the stJrttng tip off to thr bu..,""er- Jttng shot." Maglnnes~- from far left: Break away. After stealing the ball, sophomore Gaelen Lombard-Knapp breaks free from the Brighton pressure to take the ball up the court. Knock it loose. With her stellar defense, freshman Samantha Sanders knocks the ball away from her Cherry Creek opponents hands In hopes of regaining control. Throw it high. Jumping over her opponent, freshman Raven Taylor shoots an outside jump shot as freshman Alison Maginness looks for a rebound against Regis. (Photos by Canyon Boak and Mallory Heinzeroth) Trap her. Enclosing their opponent in the corner, sophomores Reona Brame and Kelley McCarroll-Gilbert apply the trap. (Photo by Canyon Boak) Three-pointer. Getting her shot off quickly, Look up! Looking to pass. sophomore MeliJunlor Eve Capecelatro swishes a three pointer cia Benavidez sets the play against Cherry against TJ. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Creek. (Photo by Canyon Boak) jv/c girls' basketball. ITf417] �Reach for the wall. Staying focused, enior Darien Comb swims for a win at the relay meet. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Final stretch. With speed, sopho· more Charlotte Vilkus finishes her butterfly at Kennedy. (Photo by Kelly Binding) KJttl? H.l'vTJnek • I 2 .. ,,~ StJ!'-011 On your mark! Positioned. sophomore Kalen Acquisto begins backstroke at Jeffco. (Photo by Kelly Binding) On the edge. Preparing to start the race, sopho· more Peyton Prater steps forward to take her dive at the relay meet. (Photo by Kelly Binding) I rr.1ll\ pushe :1 111\: 'lf to br .1 g .1U tl-x- :1 roll> 11 ~t for ungt>r _·wtm- mcr:. w ht-h l ~"'l ~ xi me impr r ,15 wcl.l.l :elLIS(' I h. :Ito grow .1~J trader .l l\.1 5\Vllllll)('J"." 01Jrl ttr Vtlkus • I 0 "Sw11nming for 111e IS fun .1Lt5 ~ tt's Jl--out mdtvd u.:~ll pushing your_ { f Jr\.-l our t11ncs, but \. u luvr tl , kJI11 Just keep swimming! Taking a breath. sophomore Megan Carlson swims breaststroke at the relay meet. (Ph to by Kelly Binding) SUjJ!X)rt JS wdL" K..ltK' bblorL..;ki • I I "11115 Sl'.l!'-011 \\ JS so 111uch fun l -dL wr Jll 1111provcd so much .15 H\.1tvtduJls but rcJllY l--or\.icd .1s .1 k .1rn JS \\dL" Lillie 'nmn • o St>ason was greJt h."C.lLISt' I 111et so man} 1\."'\V gnis. l.1l<;a irnpr VL\.1111 sktlls .15 ,1 SWII11111Cr .lr\.-l .1 teammate." "ThL [1'J4]}J girls' swimming. front row: Brenna FUjimoto. Crystal Montano. Janay Griego. Rachel Havranek. Aly Gourd and Johannah Pe Second r w: Emily Carlson, Megan Carlson, Rosa Perlman, Lydia Ibarra. Ellen Downing. Lillie Berman. Je lcJ Jaynes and Ainslie O'Neil. Third row: Peyton Prater, Haley Jenkins. Charlotte Vllkus. Margaret Minnig. Em Clinton, Katie Jablonski. Marissa Ritchen. Kelly Mathews and Abbye Nee!. Back row: Susan Walicki, Ka Acqulsto, Un Hill, Elise Mann. Adrienne Deshaies. Darien Combs and Katie Havranek. �' . . rSSWlffiffilll~ The girls' swimming team kicked off the season strongly with first place finishes at both the Kennedy and South meets. They struggled at the Patriot Invitational, taking fifth place, but Coach D. Ray Craft stated, Nl was very proud of our performance at Patriot. The competition was steeper, but the girls handled it well~ ln January the girls placed second at the relay meet, twelfth at the Jeffco tournament and first at the Montbello meet. They had some difficulty at the Coaches' Invite, taking 23rd place, but pulled it together to win the TJ and West meets. NWe really had to step it up after Jeffco; commented senior Adrienne Deshaies. NThe meets from then on had tougher competition~ The team next beat GW for the first time in nine years, and then moved on to place second at both the A League and B League meets. This year, there were more individual state qualifiers than East has seen in several years. At state, sophomore Kelly Mathews placed sixth in the 100 breaststroke, with a time just one second off the All-American consideration time. • Hayley Round Scores 133 Kenrled) 112 19 1 2nd 23rd itJttor1Jl 1st I st I st 12th 120 144 04 2nd 2nd State Qualifiers: l'-<1ltn A:cp.nsto Ellen [))wn1ng IJru\ Cnego Fly like the wind. Perfecting her form , sophomore Kelly Mathews trie to beat her time at the Jeffco Tournament. (Photo by Kelly Binding) Off the block. Ready to swim, senior Elise Mann moves to position on the block before beginning her event at the TJ meet. (Photo by Sam La ) Dlve right ln. During her relay event. freshman Janay Griego dives Into her freestyle and Is cheered on by her teammates. (Photo by Kelly Binding) i'..ltK' HJ\. TJJ11.:i. HJlc\ Jer 1115 Au"L.;J.k' :'1[ I' ctl\ M:lthews - 6th plxc M:lrgJrd M111111g girls' swimming. [I14I9l �est w • ul hear coaches talking about our team; said wrestling coach Randy Gallegos. UThey say, Every match l see East in, they fight the full six min utes:" Angels' wrestling had another dominant year, running through the DPS competition en route to a third straight city title, with ten individual champions, including Than Hedman, the DPL outstanding wrestler. The team easily bested their only competition in the city, TJ, 56-18. The Angels placed highly at two tournaments: the Cherry Creek Duals, where they beat Cherry Creek to take third, losing only to top-ranked Ponderosa, and the Palisade tournament, where they placed third, only half a point behind Paonia. UWe beat some tough competition; said junior Ryan Gray. Six Angels qualified for state this year, the most in recent memory: Chris Kiel, who placed fourth, Dyrell Halley, who placed sixth, Jacob Milewski, who placed fifth, Ryan Gray, Than Hedman and Syris Pernell; the team collectively placed twelfth. The tearr6 work ethic is their key to victory, Ryan concluded. UThe way l train, and the people l train with, l'm always confident in my chances~ • Than Hedman Scores Tl 1\brth Lu1eoln 1' enncL-i)' South West Montlx-llo GW 56 71 63 66 71 61 71 60 l 'CIT\ Cru.l.:. C\JJls ronclerOSJ 6 Sdlicb 72 Ltncoln 72 ntl!V'Ft u:a1 5 o 01en) Creek 43 W JtTior CL:lsst PJlLSJde T ourrumcnt ReRtorul T ounumcnt StJ e Tounum nt 18 0 0 15 0 18 6 12 3rd 57 6 6 16 2Q I 7th 3rd 5th 12th n".. K~o.i- 4th h: 1 Mtle\\_ ' I- 5th Dwdll-blk> • t1th R\,lll Ct .1 -one ,1\\.1\ from pl.1ong 1l1.111 1-hinun - 1-p.lllt ..., . S1ns Pe1 \.il - rp.l1lt tcr [1"I51oJ wrestling. Patient. Feeling out his opponent, senior Dyrell Halley looks for an opening. (Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman) Headlock kid. Gripping his opponent, senior Chris K1 scores against Palmer. (Ph to by Than Hedman) �I Filnh;hilllg. Pulling Lincoln back, senior Than H dman u e:; a high-elbow. (Ph to c urte y of Kit Hedman) Counterattack. Defending Meeker5 takedown. junior Shaqullle Turner tries to core. <Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman) ln position. Battling Broomfield for a tie-up, junior Ryan Gray looks to control the match. (Photo by Than Hedman) No way out. Gripping his opponents neck, junior Abram Vera dominates orth. !Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman) Staying on top. Using a halt:nelson against orth. senior Tom Harrison forces his opponent to the mat. <Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman) Roh.·r t Iones • 12 "'WrL. tbnCT lllJ~ l ' tffi·ult, but tt'. dfftllltcly \VOrtl tt." I2 "DJrrt rep e t11.1t lh.1ve fJUrn.l Jfr.ltd that I\\1ll gd bxk up." A t\iTT\\ Rlts ord • Jacking it up. Pulling back an arm, senior Syris Pernell work:; to pin his opponent from Legacy. (Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman) • 12 " P,ltll tS 1u~t \\L'Jkncss leJving tl • l--ui\." f">\ rdl ~-l1ll rom H.ltTL<;()I1 • I 2 "\ Vrcsthng Ll1.1llcnges .1 ~ :-r.- n mc'l t.1ll\ .md motl()lllll) JS \ \ cll JS ph\:1 llh ." Front ro\4.~ Jon Garda. Carissa Tanenbaum. Jose Goitia. Parker fulton. Drew Cohen, Anthony Romero. Luis Angeles. Bobby Harris and Nick McRee. Sec nd row: Syris Pernell, Jacob Milewski, Andrew Bat ford. Deone Milton, Robert Jones, Tyler Ashley. Niko Nkululeko. Loyd Short. Michael Lichtbach. Abram Vera and Deonta Cowans. Back row: Chris Kiel. Than Hedman, Dyrell Halle\. Coach Seth Br gman, Coach Beau lcholson, Coach Randy Gallegos. Coach Sylvia Gallegos, Coach Chad Nlntze, Coil h Steve Brush, Shaquille Turner Ryan Gray and Tom Harrison. wrestling. ITf511J �Safe! Sliding back to first, sophomore Jamie Leaman-Miller tries to beat the ball in the game again t Aurora Cen tral. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) What!; the count, blue? In a game against GW senior ate Wilkerson throws the final pitch for a victory. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Get low. Playing against Kennedy, senior Andy Denton is ready for the ground balL (Photo by Mallory Heinze roth) Throw back. After catching a strike, junior Billy Soren en returns the ball to the pitcher in a game against Montbello. (Photo by Margaux Booren) llms 1-b den • I 2 "I pll) b.~ "lllll JUSC I ltkC' ptkhtng.l.lm onfident \\lth Ill\ sJ. ills Jrk.i ltke to throw t 1t' strike th.1t \\1!15 the g.1n1e." IJ Pr d.:i • 12 "M\ fJvon tr p.Jrt l i' IS tlut ski_ >,1son ends 111 l.mLlll ... Reach for it. Extending his arm, junior Bel' athanson attempts to get the runner out in a game against Hinkley. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) tvbtt Peterson • I I "'v\~lt?n I pl1 , erythmg tl'l.lt h1:i lx""'t'n built up nlSidt' is r ea.<;c] .md for th.1t b1 ttf time, I h..1ve .1 t.lstr of I Jvrn on f.Jrtll." Ben 1th..1r1.c;on • I I "llovdllt? fr h smell of grJSs :)fl J c l spring ru). 111)(' tulle, b.lb\!" [1'J512J varsity baseball. Front row: Jamie Leaman-Miller, Max Bridge, tan Ferguson, Tom Harlor, Vince Wilson, Ben Nathanson, Anthony Wilson, and Tyler Castle. Second row: Kallf fuller, Jay Levinson. Colin Hornsby, Coach Karsh, Andy Denton, Billy Sorensen, and Chris Hayden. Back rO\ Clay Houston, Jay Prevedel, Max Vlski-Hanka, Taylor Jones, Ben Allegrezza, Abram Vera. Nate Wilkerson, and Casey Houston. �• 11. 're out The 2006 season began with five strong wins against Summit in a doubleheader and Jefferson and Steamboat in another doubleheader. The team continued their winning streak, beating Manual and earning several shut-outs against Lincoln, West and Harrison. ln the Hinkley game, they lost a heartbreaker in the ninth inning after an eight point rally. During league play, the team tied for second in OPL after losing to TJ and Montbello. • Carlie Christianson "Last season we were a really young team. This year we had the talent and the leadership to make a substantial run in the playoffs~ • Billy Sorensen, 11 "lt was amazing because we had young, new talent, we developed our hitting and we had veteran pitchers:' • Ben Allegrezza, 11 "We had a great coaching staff and a lot of talented players~ • Max Viski-Hanka, 12 2 00 6 Scores 7 16 13 SteJml-mt Spnngs I 5 SteJJnl-mt Sp1rgs I 2 MdnLJ.Jl 5 13 GJt \.YJ)' Mont bello 6 12 South 7 cw Sutnmit Sutnmit lrn rson Hinkle Lincoln Hri~ Km West A1adCentl 1\brth HJrrison Tl DJhrrty Batter up! Keeping an eye on the ball, senior Jay Pre· vedel prepares to hit against South. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Wlnd up. Fini hing the inning, senior Vinny Wilson pitches a fastba l against West. (Photo by Mallory Heinze· roth) q 5 I 3 10 9 2 10 0 2 varsity ba eball. 3 6 I 0 0 4 3 1I 5 3 10 0 I I I 0 2 6 0 7 13 [I[513] �a n. th ln the 2006 season, the JV team easily beat Lincoln, 21-4, ManuaL 16-3 and GW twice, 28-2 and 26-1. The C team beat Kennedy 8-4, and GW twice, 25-0 and then 23-4. Unfortunately, the C team lost a close one to TJ, 8-6, who is one of their toughest in league rivals. The JV and C teams both ended their seasons over .500 which was a great achievement considering the length of the season and the yearround commitment baseball requires. • Ari Malman "lUke being the catcher because it means that you are always involved in the play and are expected to be a wall, concentrating one hundred percent, day in and day out~ • Max Fields, 10 "Baseball is very rewarding. The strength and character built from the superb coaching staff leads me on the right path to success: • Sam Stewart, 11 "Teamwork and discipline are the keys to success. Without these elements, victory can not be achieved~ • Alejandro Morales- Hernandez, 10 Junior Varsity Team Front row: Matt Valeta, Daniel Adams and Alejandro Morales· Hernandez. Second row: Walker Dove, Jacob Greenwood, Oliver D' Orazio, Cole Duel and Lars Hager. Back row: Tyler Castle, Tom Harlor, Omar Guzman, Nick Brown and Sam Stewart. [lJ"5J-4J jv/c baseball. Extension. In stride, sophomore pitcher Jacob Greenwood throws a cannon against GW (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Power up. From the stretch, soplt omore Oliver D'Orazio prepares to unleash his pitch against South. (Photo by Mallory Heinzerothl �Freshman Team Om.1r U.rZnl.ln • I I "I hkc pttchrng the most bcCJuse vou .1lw.1 s h.Nc .1 chJt e to fool the bJtter or 111..1kc hun l like .1 fool." Mm1 _· hretl · • 1.) "PL1\ rng shortstop rs tl most cxcitr~g f.U5rho•1 l -.1ux the right- hlt"lhi h1tkrs n.Jtur.lll hrt rt to llle." k Br0\\11 • I 0 "Mv f.1vontc p.1rt Ot b.~ lliS rmkmg rt .<l the w.J> I"'ille." Front row: Ethan Rice, Adam Schreiber, Anthony Arrieta, Peter Shugart Victor Sosa· Castellanos and Wylie Urig. Second row: Brian Thompson, Nikolai Berge, Max Fields. ick McDonnell, Elliot Zettas and Tyler Ashley. Back row: Coach Andrew Skari. From far left: You're outta there. In a close play, junior Taylor Fant stretches to catch the ball before the TJ runner can get to the base. ln the dirt. Grabbing a low pitch, junior Matt Valeta shows quick reflexes as he stops the wild pitch from getting through him so that the orth runners can't advance. Tle goes to the runner. Sliding into third base, soph· omore Casey Houston takes out the GW third baseman to get In a good scoring position. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth) Plck off. Attempting to catch the Aurora Central runner cheating to econd ba e. sophomore Lar Hager save an overthrown ball. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Swlng for the fences. Hitting a deep homer to left field, ophomore Clay Houston connects cleanly off of the Aurora Central pitcher. Clay got many home runs throughout the season, relieving the pressure from his teammates. (Photo by Mallory Heinzer th) jv/c ba eball. [If5J5] �Quicksand. Junior Tess Jackson attempts to escape from the dreaded sand trap. (Photo by Catle Cllwa) Par-tee. Chipping onto the green, sophomore Allie Cheroutes attempts to save par. (Photo by Calle Cliwa) Put-put. At a tournament, sophomore Marley Pierce puts her putting skills to the test. (Photo by Catie Cllwa) ln the hole. In order to finish off the hole, sophomore Elise Matatall puts at City Park. (Photo by Catie Cliwa) Par for the course. Reading the surface of the green is Important to a successful short game. Senior Kelly Dea Is counting on her skills to succeed. (Photo by Luke Johnson) Kdl'> C\:-.1 • I 2 "I ltkc plJ\ 111g golf h."'C1L~ I .1111 .1hk to ~ wtth 111'> friends while l"k.i.plllg Jll th: h.-gtnntng gtrls hutld then _ ills." Molly, H..1rtm.m • I 2 "I like pl.n lllg golf lx"c:JL~ , t t's J good s~urt to plJy \vith guy fncnds whtch not rn:my other gtrls cJn do." Put-fectl.on. At home course City Park, sopho· more Susan Walicki puts on the fourth hole. (Photo by Calle Cllwa) Emtl)' Bonmnn • I 2 "I rcJllv en101 golf lx"c.1use it·s J re!J.xing gJmr that I can go plJy wtth frim..1s on short notice." Cecily [X)akes • I 0 "13emg on the golf teJm tS J lot of fun. I've nu.ie a lot of new friends whtle p!Jving J gJnlf I love." ~ girls' golf. F\'ont row: Allie Cheroutes. Helen Katich, Ceclly Doakes, Feben Asfaw and Yoshannl Ford Boone. Second row: Marler Pierce, Kalen Acqulsto. Marilee Hammond, Deborah Krause. Celeste Hayes. Brenna FUJimoto. Nikki Holland· Plum and Tremel Younger. Back row: Tess Jackson. Molly Hartman. Kathryn McGlamery, Emily Bormann, Kelly Dea. Emily Clinton and Klara Calbart. �r s' The 2006 varsity girls' golf team placed second behind Lincoln at the City Championship, with senior Kathryn McGlamery placing ninth individually and sophomore Cecily Doakes placing tenth. The JV team worked to improve their skills, and the JV City Cup at Kennedy Golf Course was a promising example of the years accomplishments. As a team the girls placed first; junior Tess Jackson won the tournament with a score of 37. • Tess Jackson "Golf is fun because the chemistry of the team is great and everybody gets along which makes the experience a good one~ • Kathryn McGlamery, 12 "Golf is a calming game to play after school, and the hot wings at the club house are my favorite!" • Helen Katich, 10 "Golf is a great sport. l learn a lot from it, and l feel like l'll definitely use the skills later in life~ • Marley Pierce, 10 2006 Scores Varsity: I I~ I I ll I 15 I3 I I I5 C( -,h D:l. es flllll) Bonm•1n Kdl'r [b lv\olh HJrtmJ'l l\.1lhf'\ ·1 ~\.tim"k.n OTYOJP ElSt • 2rl..i l'l.xc 1\.Jthnn ~\.i..'l.m1cn • o th Ccuh D:l.lkcs · I 01'1 Emil Bonmnn • I I t 1 N: I 15 I I ll I IS Tcs lx:~ n Hcll,l KJtl(h ll1t, c, ' Ht.,Tt'T ,1 MJrlt"\ Pnce Sus.J!l \V LICk1 Rc,• MJI.Jtlll z B.Jkt,· Ain.Jilll..l H1ll > P!l.l! h1~k Lllnl Phd1~lS _·II 1111 OTYOJP: fJSt • I st lb.:r Tcs L-...~ n · 1st M1rlL"\ rl('lce · S th n-.,tSt' Ht.,,-crJ . 1ot 1 Practice makes perfect. While taking a practice swing, enior Molly Hartman focuses on the hole ahead of her. (Photo by Catle Gllwa) "Tee· party. During one of the many tournaments at Kennedy Golf Course, sophomore Ceclly Doakes gets ready to trike the ball. (Photo by Catle Gliwa) girls' golf. 37 41 47 [I[5]Yl �Winning the first twelve games of the 2006 season, the boys' knew their desire for a state championship was within reach. After a late season loss to Kent, 3-5, the boys refocused and came back stronger than ever. The boys qualified for the state championship game by beating Heritage, Fairview, Fort Collins and Arapahoe during the playoffs. The state game at lnvesco Field against Creek was a rematch from an early regular season game where East won by one goal. Although the team worked together and battled to come from behind, they lost the championship 2-6, ending their season with a record of 17-2. Even though they graduated 13 seniors, they expected another successful season. • Max Atufunwa UGiving up isn't an option for me because in the last quarter anything can happen~ • Ethan Demby, 12 ult was time to get ready and show we were serious. As some words of encouragement, l would let the team know its game time~ • Josh Russell, 11 2 00 6 Scores Columbu1e ArJpJI Fort Collins Dublin lcrornc Dublin _- toho Colora.1o Spnngs Air Aca.icm> 0"'C"} :'111 ~ Nb..n1tin ColorJdo Academy GN Creek South Kent ldcn ~ ~ Hcnt1gc FJirvtf\\ Fort Collins AnpJI .,. .., I I 7 4 I I 6 4 6 .., 5 10 I 12 4 14 10 14 7 I 6 12 4 3 5 I I I 0 3 I .., :> I I I 0 5 12 6 2 6 bte~ Creek llirn varsity boys' lacrosse. Powering by. Dodging around a Columbine defense· man, senior Cody Tallbull cradles his way to victory. (Photo by Janessa Jep en) Hustle. Getting back on defense, senior Gabe Mar rushes in to prevent Columbine from securing a scorb opportunity. (Photo by Janessa Jep ·en) �Speedy. Ru hlng down the field, junior ickJob I ave Fort Collins in the dust !Photo b)' Janes a Jepsen) Winning strike. After yet another win, senior Harry Carrothers celebrates. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Check It out. During the South game, senior Satha Boyd stick checks number 18. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenkol Master the basks. After receiving a pass, senior Andrew Lay throws to a teammate farther up the field. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Unstoppable. Running past oncoming South players. junior Mats Engdahl makes his way down the field while junior ick Job gets In a supportive position. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) .·1tlu Bo)d • 12 "Lrr ·Si.~ .1w .l\ ~ o frrs,1 fun, rn ·t11lvt> sc1son. Winn1ng g.mk."'S IS th..• t" .reg l1 tv.1k • I 2 "\ 'h1t 111..1kt-s t; lS teJm Llfllqll(' IS \\1th evt>n )l',lr, our tr.llmvork unprovcs dr.1sticall)' .1U \\111g us to1bnimk Money shot. In the Columbine game, senior Greg Litvak gets ready to throw a shot at Col· umbine5 goalie. (Photo by Janessa Jepsen) our L m ·t1t1 n." C :iv T.1llbull • I 2 "\.Yiut I like l ~t .ll-xJut f.ll.l\ 1ng ,15 .1 1111d1 IS h.1\.mg th.~ opt1on to xorc go.1b .m i gl t t h.' l 1l1 l:u: k for ur k.lll1. .. G1l · bn 1 • 12 ·•\W1.1t I g.111ll i fr m pl.l mg LKrossc \\J. ..1 : -o \.i f,11111h Jr\..i J L 1111- ~t1t1\ l' spmt." Front row: Josh Russell, Jay Westcott, Richie Lander, Jamie Urbana, Brendan Lamarre, Phillip Sevier and Robbie Nichols. Second row: Coach Evans, Blaine Tallbull, Tucker Larson, Ethan Demby, Rye Finegan, Mats Engdahl and Matt Tapper. Back row: Nate Mackenzie, Jack Spina, Gabe Mann , Harry Carrothers, Greg Litvak, Andrew Lay, Nick Job, Cody Tallbull, Satha Boyd and Coach Barocas. varsity boys' lacrosse. ITf5I9] �CTeam R1rrdt Hulrcgd:n• 10 "I lti-.cd ·wmg )11 I l ,uc· ~ it \\JS l _·5 tllkiN' 50 \\'C' jUSt h.Jcl fun." StC'Vcl'llK • 10 f.1\ 1 tt , · t pl.l mg L rossc '" · :mg ,1 p.11 t o tilt' tc.Jlll c mrmrntt ." "M\ Front row: David Baker, Dylan Barrett, Joe Prendergast, Derrick Lane and Mar Harris. Back row: Jamal Cato-Perry, Michael Waddy, Ruel Wiles, Dante Mil Ask\a Na\aye and Jamal Mcintosh. from left: ReLax. Making an easy pass to his teammate, sophomore Spencer Erickson gets rid of the ball before his Columbine defenseman has a chance to Intercept the pass. Fast track. Sprinting down the sideline, junior Nathan Mackenzie races to get Into position to catch the ball. Catch me \f you can. Using speed and cutting techniques, sophomore Brennan Stleneker dodges a Chatfield defender and makes his way to the goal. (Photos by ellle Hayes, Arl Malman and Lauren Melnychenko) Stick check. Tailing his South opponent. sophomore ).). Westcott races to cover the shooting lane and looks to Intercept a pass and steal the ball back from South. (Photo by Ari Malman) [lT61o] jv/c boys' lacrosse. Hustle up. After the first half against rival Cherry Creek, the C team gathers around Coact Hernandez for a pep talk before resuming play. Regrouping during half time Is Important the team can discuss strategy and make necessary adjustments. (Photo by Nellie Hayes) �acrosse. n. ave an eles ln the 2006 season, the JV lost a close game to CreekS V2 team, 11-10, but defeated Lewis Palmers Varsity 15-2, and South 22-1. The JV played up a level for some of their games, but this was a good way to test their skills. The C team also played up a level, just losing to CreekS JV 5-3, but beating Lewis Palmers JV 6-4, and Golden5 JV team 11-2. The JV and C teams had productive seasons, increasing the number of new players ot the game. The C team learned the basics and practiced their stick skills while the JV strived to swing varsity and prove their skills against the tougher competition. • Usa Engelken and Beatriz Contreras "1 liked having more playing time and learning more stick skills:' • Drew Cohen, 10 "Playing lacrosse was hard work but we still had fun fooling around at practice and winning a lot of games~ • Paolo Ciancio, 10 Junior Varsity Team Mad dash. Rushing towards the goal sophomore Kevin Shroads displays s peed against Golden. !Photo by Ari Malman) Cradling through. Looking up for an open man, sophomore Sean Nelsen runs towards the goal. (Photo by Ari Malman) front row: Gabe Gutierrez, Drew Cohen, Hayden Berge, Matt Dowling and Sean Nelsen. Second row: Loyd Short, Brandon Blair, Paolo Ciancio and Gideon Irving. Back row: Coach Sam Allen, Darryl John, Robert Lee, Max Cass, Tyler Galyean, Steven Kluck, Barrett Hubregsen and Coach Nik Stoffel. jv/c boys' lacrosse. Cl1ill �rS acrosse 11. w run th ln the 2006 season, the team was extremely successful. They beat their long-time rival, Colorado Academy, 13-12 for the first time in three years. They also defeated Heritage 17-14, Smoky Hill 13-12 and CreekS Varsity B 17-4. East beat Dakota Ridge 20-8 earning them a rematch against CA in the quarterfinals of state. Unfortunately, they lost 7-1Z This was a tough loss because they had beat CA earlier in the year. Coach Averill Hovey commented, #The 2006 season was really successful. We had a lot of returning players and remained a threat to our high level of competition~ • Mo Mulligan #As the underdogs it was our time to shine, and we looked forward to our toughest competition~ • Alyssa Nelsen, 12 #lt takes a lot of commitment and hard work but its all worth it when we are able to beat the tough competition in our league~ • Madeline Schroeder, 10 #This season was great because we became so close as a team and all the girls got along great~ • Lexie Sigler, 11 2 00 6 Scores Arapahoe 10 10 Tl 22 2 A1r Acadenr, BB&N 16 Calverton 13 Fi ldston 12 17 H ntage 15 Dalton 01eny Creek 17 Kent 4 St. MJrys 18 13 CA Smoky Hill 13 21 Steamboat Mullen 10 Ptayoffs: Dl<Dta Rdge 20 7 CA 12 8 10 7 14 C) l 161zl 1 3 4 19 6 12 12 I 13 8 17 varsity girls' lacrosse. Quick stlck. Moving the ball up the field, senior ellie Haye passes to one of her teammates In a tough game against CA. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) Swltch lt up. Using fancy footwork and a cha In direction, senior Ashley Felber fakes out t CA defender who Is covering her. (Photo by Sneed) Heads up. Starting off the game against CA with draw, senior Aly a elsen tries to gain pos es (Photo by Peter Hartman) �Cradle U. Running down the field, junior Lex! Sigl r pull h r stick in c\ se to g t around her CA defenders. (Photo by MarySn·edl On the go. At full speed, senior Ashley Felber receives a pass in a game against CA. <Photo by Peter Hartman) Quick feet. Switching hands, sophomore Madeline Schroeder takes a quick step to get ahead of her CA defender. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder) Great save! Using her quick reflexes, senior Mo Mulligan saves a tough shot made by Air Academy. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Wlde open. Waiting for the whistle to blow, senior Stefanie Tuder is in the perfect position to receive the ball from her teammate. (Photo by Peter Hartman) N>lbe HJ\ cs • I 2 "Sorndhmg worth- while IS LISLL.lll) \\' rth worktng (I r." Clltre )JJ1l1crson • I 2 "lxros_ IS not Jrout wtnntng. tt's Jbout worktng togt?t r to Jchte\.t' the SJil"'K' gOJL" Make the play. Running down field, senior Janessa Jepsen looks for a teammate to pass to In a game against St. Marys. (Photo by Peter Hart- man) br't'S_ lcpscn • I 2 "It's not about the w.lJlli. tt's .llX>ut tl)? \VtDrd" Mo Mullig.m • 12 "~topptng ,l slX>t IS tl)? lX?S t p.1rt f l ng a gmlK'. It IS .1l\\ n: such .1 nl!'h." !font row: Jasmine Vdghedi, Lara Silversmith, and Ashley Felber. Second row: Kate Mulligan, Madeline Schroed r, Lexie Sigler, Monica Scott, and Carson Crawford. Back row: Janessa Jepsen, M Mulligan, Alyssa Nelsen, Oaire Sanderson, flaina Kell)1 Lauren Napheys and Nellie Hayes. var ity girls' lacrosse. [f[613] �Freshman Team Ellen f.\Jwntng • o "M~ exp.'C t.lttons were more th.m md .1n.:l I got to pLn wtth wonderful trJmrmtcs 111 c>.. trJ\ .1g.mt gJnX'S." Kcll\ B111t..itng • I 0 "I loved pln mg Lll rosse thiS \CJr tx'ClLIS(' we h.lli J greJt, closc-km t tc.1mr• Kel.lt Llhlb.?rg • o "I wJS gLJ<.:l to h:- Jblc to plJy such gro.i s~urt for ,1 r ·ktn' school~· Front row: Ellen Downing, Emily Stesney, Gabby Yuffa, Helen Gaffigan and Clat Jones. Back row: Blythe Hawthorne-Loizeaux, Kelli Uhlberg, Kalene Mason Laura Martinez, Kelley McCarroll-Gilbert and Mikayla Sullivan. from left: Keep tt going. Using her speed and cradling skills, sophomore Kelly Binding sprints up the field and keeps the ball away from her Wheat· ridge opponent. Go for the goal. Looking to score against St. Marys Academy, sophomore Walker Cannon successfully makes her way past the oppositiorn defense and towards the goal. Wide open. Prepared for any· thing, sophomore Keya Lewis scans the field and makes herself open for a teammate looking to complete a pass. (Photos by Kate Mulligan and Mo Mul· ligan) Break through. Attempting to dodge her opponents In the game against Steamboat. sophomore Cailee Ferguson looks for an open teammate. (Photo by Kate Mulligan) [lJ'6'14J jv/c girls' lacrosse. Stick together. Keeping close to their Arapahoe opponents, sophomores Olivia Hamblin a Claire Simon cover the field. A good team Is strong both offensively and defensively. (Photc by Mo Mulligan) �i rs' across e. 11. check i t ln the 2006 season the JV and C teams worked extremely hard to keep up with the intense cornpetition brought by Creek, Smoky Hill, Kent and Colorado Academy. A highlight of the 2006 season was when JV goalie Kate Mulligan saved 17 goals in an intense game against one of their biggest rivals, Cherry Creek. Another high point was when the team dominated St. Marys Academy 14-2. • Kristin Marquez ~This season was good for the JV and C teams because we had a lot of new players who helped us step up our game~ • Riley McCarthy, 10 ~l enjoyed playing lacrosse this year because l got to spend time with my friends and l improved my game a lot!" • Jessica McNeil, 10 ~l was really looking forward to this season because l got to meet a lot of new girls~ • Abbye Neel, 10 Running hard. Sprinting quickly down the field. sophomore Kendal Murray breaks free from her Wheatridge opponents. She uses her speed to get ahead and face the goalie one· on-one, giving her a better chance to score a goal. (Photo by Mo Mulligan) Getting ahead. During a throw by th r teree. junior Car on Crawford and her Smoky Hill opponent run t ward the ball ea h hoping to get there first. Who· ever recovers the ball has an advan· tage over the other team. (Photo by Kate Mulligan) Junior Varsity Team Front row: Kendal Murray, Katherine Crew. Claire Simon and Sarah Marquez. Second row: Kelly Binding, Haley Round. Abbye eel. Riley McCarthy. Erin Bates and Olivia Christian. Back row: Carrie Austermann. Jessica Me ell, Claire Morrow, Callee Ferguson. Kelsey Lujan, Serenity Redshirt-Foote and Crystal Mar hall. jv/c girl · lacrosse. Cif615l 1 6 5 �ln the 2005-2006 regular season, the rugby team held an amazing record of 12-1. One of most anticipated games of the season was against Colorado Springs, who had faced East in the state championship the year before. The boys won the game 15-5 and kept up the winning streak. Coach Bill Baer was awarded the Coach of the Year award for 2006 before the New Mexico tour. After the tour, they returned for one more game against Regis, 36-12, before the playoffs. The boys then won the quarterfinal game against Chaparrel27 -0. The semifinal game against Regis was a huge upset; Regis was winning the game at halftime, but East pulled through and, uplayed really hard for what we deserved; explained senior Pearce Connelly, bringing the final score to 18-14. Unfortunately, the team lost in the state championship match to SWARM, 3-15. With 19 returning seniors, the team had high hopes for the 2006-2007 season. UWe're the best and the other teams got nothing on us; declared junior Dan Aschkinasi. • Aimee Moyer and Kristin Marquez 2 00 6 Hol} F,:lllllh· ThunderRtdge Ft. Collins O"l{'n Creek S\ AAA~ D. Count\ CO Spnngs RtdgcvK'\v Ltttleton AurorJ AlbLICJl ~erq. 1e Nlv\ All StJrs S.mtJ Fe Nlv\ All StJrs RegtS ores 15 32 45 31 0 0 0 7 3 0 5 17 0 10 2 I 7 IS 36 20 IS 32 3b 22 0 ., ., :>- StJte Oturterfin.J~ 01JpJ1TJl 27 StJtf ~mfiruls RegtS 12 0 IS 14 3 15 Getting lt out. After digging the ball out of the serum, senior Fraser Downing passes to a team mate. (Photo by Nellie Hayes) St1tf Finals SWARM [1J'6}-6J rugby. Tlght grlp. ln a game against Ridgeview, senior Josh Tafoya keeps a grasp on the ball and struggles to get free. (Ph to by Max Atufunwa) All together now. In a serum against Rldgevie'>l: East tries to gain possession of the ball. (Photo~ Max Atufunwa) �Holdtng strong. Stealing the ball, junior Dan Aschkinasl Is free of his opponent. (Photo by Max Atufunwa) Rucktng around. Fighting for the ball, sophomore Jake Dunn takes down a Regis player. (Photo by Nellie Hayes) Breakthrough. In the Regis game, senior Griffin Gladson escapes a tackle. (Photo by Max Atufunwa) Ktcktng for touch. After winning a penalty, junior Cobin Brown finds touch to gain field position. (Photo by Leah Mills) Trample the weak. To break the maul against Regis, seniors Max Brehm and Zach Levek work together to gain control of the ball. (Photo by Max Atufunwa) Mlx Brehm • I 2 "Although we hJve the snullest b.mncr, we p!J> wtth the biggest heJrt." Zxh Levek • 12 "I en!(>) p!J>-mg rugb> lxcJuse tt's J fun gJnle." Run for tt. Followed by teammate junior Job Pacheco, senior Pearce Connelly takes the ball down field. (Photo by Nellie Hayes) Josh Tafo\ J • I 2 "tm J hvt>r not J dte-er." Pront row: Usa Smith. Andrew Greenberg. Mario Rubio. Irving Padilla. Jacob Paul. Milan Carbell. Richard Carda. VIncent Burchard-smith. Andy Gray and VIncent Rossie. Second row: Beno Sorensen. Simon Hall. Alex Hoskin. Cobin Brown. Jake Dunn. Mike NIH, Dan Aschklnasl. Sean Kllfoyle. Coach Ken Mathews and Coach Bill Baer. Third row: Matt Brown. Demtan Mallo-Smlth. Jackson Meredith. Alex Bennett. Will Johnston. Colin Krafft. Pearce Connelly. Tyler Mosely. Michael Harrl . Praser Downing. Jason Escalante. lan McConville. Coach Matt McConville and Coach Mark Scott. Fourth row: VInce Ri~tmeljer. Nick Brown. Jeremiah Esslan. Ned Imhoff. Jonathan Smith. Jon Hammond. Donavon Myrle. Joe Morris. Cody Hoskin. Terry McCoy, Peter Gray. lan Bonesteel. Jacob DeCroce. Coach Jell Colson. Coach Dan Bludeau and Coach Peter Barclay. Back row: Sean Nallen. Peter Hutchinson. Will Toaspern. Will Heinz. Adam Paige. Ryan Naughton. Job Pacheco. Sam Kaplan-Could, Paul Smith. Nick Souby. Crifftn Gladson. Max Brehm. Zach Levek. Quinn Williams. Ben Ha znos. Cooper Pond. Aaron Wilkey and Carl Heinz. i.L'On Esc.JLJnte • I 2 "I ltke to plJ\ rugb> h.'l.JLlSc? I get to get Jll Ill'>- 1ggresston out b'>txkltng tl~ opfX>nent." rugby. [If617J �Corner kick. In a game against orth, sophomore Rachel Smith makes a powerful kick to her offensive teammates. (Photo by Lizzy FUnk) Nice move. Beating her West opponent. junior Emery Donovan uses her dribbling skills to take control of the ball. (Photo by Brian Hall) Moving it. Dribbling down the field, junior Alex McHenry looks up field to make a pass in a game against South. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Pass it. Playing hard against South junior Jessie Schreiber traps the bal and passes to her teammate. (Photo by Kelly Boyle) Taking control. Moving to the bait sophomore Emily Gosche fights for control against Standley Lake. (Photo by Margaux Booren) &th I' he .1r • I 2 "I Ltkc d.:fcrl.'-t' l Juse \OltJL\\J\SJrcrn lved an:i c.m 1l\ va\ s the ficki" Emil} BJrdwdl • I 2 "!like_ ·ccrl DLISC It'S .1 teJm p:Jrt ar'd \ w \ votk together to \ Vlll." Making a move. Beating the defender, junior Elle Emery uses her skills to take control in a game against Manual. (Photo by Brian Hatll fmrly Mus • I 2 "M\ f wonte pJrt of lx'lng on the teJm IS clwnng on 11l'r fJ orite soccer gJls ,md comrng togethcr JS .1 te,1rn." CorJh OvL·rbun • I 2 "M)' fJvontc p.1rt of bemg 1 gmlie is fcding like you can fl'r whrle drving JCross the gOJL" ~ varsity girls' soccer. Front row: Jessie Schreiber and Emily Maas. Second row: Elle Emery, Corah Over bury, Emil' Gosche and Rachel Smith. Back row: Mackenzie Hall, Emery Donovan, Emily Bardwell Beth Kochevar, Hana Fancher and Alex McHenry. �' r s s occer. n. fane fo twork ln the 2006 season the girls had key victories over GW, South and Standley Lake. For the first time in three years East took the city title. This title was crucial because it gave the girls a good seed for playoffs. They got past the first round of playoffs beating Fruita Monument 2-1. ln the second round they lost to highly-ranked Chatfield in a tough game. Overall, the players had a tremendous season and were proud of their accomplishments. • Sarah Cornish "Making no excuses and dreaming big allowed us to accomplish all our goals~ • Coach Beth Hinz "We had a good team and coach which enabled us to do well and have a great season~ • Hana Fancher, 11 "The team had a good season in 2006! We played hard in the Arapahoe tournament and took all of our games seriouslY. • Elle Emery, 11 200 6 Scores I E.:1glecrest 0 H ntJge Mullen 0 PJlmer I 10 "t\brth 10 West Lu oln 5 10 MonUX?llo StJndle> uke 10 MmuJl _~ uth 4 ~ Tl I ~ ..,:> Got lt. Grasping the ball tightly, senior goalie Corah Overbury makes a great cave during a shutout game against West. (Photo by Lizzy funk) Flying by. Racing past the Standley Lake defender, junior Paige Larson sets her teammates up with a scoring opportunity by feeding her pass across the goal. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Breakaway. On the move, senior Emily Bardwell flies by the North defenders, bringing the ball down the field to the goal. (Photo by Lizzy funk) FJIIViC\ 0 Playoffs; F1ub lvbl..JH.'Ilt 2 llutfi ld 0 varsity girls' soccer. 6 q 9 3 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 1 3 0 I I 5 ll 16191 �' r s socc 11. r·b 1 ln the 2006 JV girls' soccer season the girls dominated the DPL and went nearly undefeated in out-of-league play. The 10 shutouts for the year included games against Kennedy, South, West and North. Near the end of the season, the girls played well in the game against tough rival Creek, but lost 1-2. According to former JV player junior Claire Westcott, UEven though we lost to Creek, we played well. And despite injuries we had one of our best seasons yet~ • Meg Tuta ULast year there weren't enough girls to have a freshman team which made it hard for JV to compete. We were more successful this year~ • Tracy Smith, 10 UThe coaches and upperclassmen were really welcoming which made the season a lot of fun~ • Kate Boyle, 9 ul liked playing goalie because l'm in charge of the field and lliked diving in the mud~ • Jenna Greenwood, 10 Junior Varsity Team front row: Caitlin Bell, Lily Wotkyns and Ally Lynn. Second row: Tracy Smith, Claire Westcott, Breanna Hayes and Nika Tamashiro. Back row: Marl Vandenberge, Carolln Kaplan, Jenna Greenwood and Sam Myers. [1J"71oJ jv/c girls' soccer. One-two step. Preparing to get around her opponent, s ph more Uzzy Johs n dribbles up the field. (Ph to by Kelly Boyle) ln the dust. Pulling away from her opponent, junl r Candace Jones beats a GW player. (Photo by Brian Hall) �Freshman Team T.mushnu • I I "PL1Y111g tnKi 1ctci IS tn)' f.1 ante ~"L.lLISC' you get to pUr offense .m:i defem'." 1'-lttr Rushton • o "Pr _ .l~n \\ · .1 gre.1t w.w to nwt t' 1<' Llf.>P->J'cll5smcn JJ\.i get 111 sh.JfX for tl1<' St'J..'{)Jl." L1l} \VotkYJl5 • I 0 .._- Ter IS tl1<' l cst g.1111C 111 the world l -Juse 1t is tl1<' most rrssrvt>." Front row: Perla Ordonez Rodriguez, Alex Brodsky, Lin Hill, Myrissa Adams, T'keyah Henry, Lindsay Emery and Libby Howard. Second row: Blanca Pasillas, Crestina Pacheco, Becca Goodside, Allegra Uva, Rawley Bingham, Gina Basse, Jenny Nill and Hannah Tabor. Back row: Anna Regan, Lizeth Amateco- ava, Samantha Sanders, Monica Lubin, Alison Mag\nness, Kate Correll-Buss, Hannah O'NeilL Katie Rushton, Haley Jenkins, Isabella Allegrezza, Emily Taklmoto, Christina Soma and Alice Desmoulins. From far left: Pull away. Using her speed to pull away from her GW opponent sophomore Tracy Smith prepares to cross the ball. Push on through. Driving past the GW defender, junior forward lka Tamashiro approaches the goal. Move lt up. With the TJ defender In pursuit, junior Breanna Hayes carries the ball down the outside of the field after beating her opponent. It Is important to be In great shape as a mid fielder, because you have to constantly move the ball up the field. (Photos by Kelly Boyle) - - _.. ~ . --- .......~ - - - - ~ Free klck. In the GW game, sophomore Marl Vandenberge takes the penalty kick for East. East beat DPS rival GW with a core of 3-l. (Photo by Margaux Booren) Race to the finish. Dribbling down the field, sophomores Carolln Kaplan, Maureen Sullivan and Elizabeth Johnson push up the field. Kaplar6 hard work paid off and East dominated South with a 10-0 win. (Photo by Brian Hall) jv/c girls' occer. [If7J1] �A breath of alr. Swimming breaststroke at GW. sophomore Matt Swenson breaks the surface for air. (Photo by Catie Gliwa) Focus. Ready for a race against Overland, junior Alex Milewski stands on the block. (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Making a splash. In a meet at GW. senior Daryck Thompson finishes the hundred fly. (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Kick hard. Powering toward the all, junior Nick Beckett finds strength In his legs. (Photo by Catle Gllwa) Back lt out. Getting acquainted with the water, senior George Lowe prepares for his backstroke race against Lincoln. (Photo by Ta. ha Popkin) : ott \ ctt • I 2 "I've l xn d1VIIlg fo1 so long th..1t 1t's 1ust wlut I do 110\V." Qnd: 1lur~s:n • 12 "I love till? w.1k1 .md I've been 5Wimmlng for so 10•1g tlut ,t·_· ust natur for me to low to cb 1t." Twlst and turn. Executing a perfect dive, en or Davis Wert flips and spin!> in the air to impress the judges at GW. (Photo by Catle Gliwa) I::evu1 lltts·~:1: • I 2 "I like to swim l ,1ll!o I c.:m tcs t In) .1b1ll t1cs .:~g.:~1n_ t ott d. swimmers." [1J712J boys' swimming. Front row: Jonson Berman, Jacob Milewski, Alex Milewski and Matt Gibson. Back rov.~ Ryan Bush, Sebastian Ludwig, Daryck Thompson and Pearce Connelly. �• • ln 2006, the second year of Easts boys' swim team, the team started out slow but progressively improved throughout the season. During the first meet of the year, the team came up short in the tri-meet against District 40 and Kennedy, beating Kennedy (46) but losing to District 40 (140), with their own score of 129. During the relay meet, the boys finished third overall. The team then went on to face Overland, losing 58-78 due to Easts small team. The next meet was against their rivals, GW; unfortunately, they lost 63-118. At the last dual meet the team swam against TJ, losing due to lack of people again, 73-96. At the end of the season they worked hard in order to achieve third place at the city league meet. • Daryck Thompson ~lUke swimming because its a team sport without the team~ • George Lowe, 12 ~Swimming is great because l like the sport and my teammates~ • Daniel Edwards, 12 2006 Scores Tri-111 t 2nd R lJy M t 3rd OverlJnd 58 78 cw 63 I 18 Tl 73 6 3rd Breathln' h ard. Sprinting toward the waiL senior Devin R gers takes a last treath of air before a strong finish. (Photo by Catle Ghwa) Dive right ln. Focusing on keeping his body In line in order to enter the water perfectly, en lor Scott Wert gets ready for a high point dive In a meet against GW (Ph to by Catle Gl\wa) Long and strong. Swimming free tyle, enior Daniel Edwards works on his form and technique for better efficiency. (Photo by Tasha Popkin) boys' swimming. [f[713] �r s' ten • The 2006 girls' tennis team had a strong season, losing only two of their eleven matches. The girls lost in a difficult match to Grand Junction, 6-1 and worked hard but lost a close match, 4-3, against Cherry CreekS V2 team. However, they were able to dominate their competition within the DPL. The team won 7-0 against West, North, South, TJ, Lincoln and Montbello and beat GW 6-1. Additionally, after having to reschedule the tournament due to weather, the girls had strong wins in the annual Phil Krous Tournament where they placed third overall. The team set the bar high for the 2007 season and Coach Topf was confident about the girls' success. • Meaghan Fisher UOur goal was to win the city championship and qualify as many people for state as possible~ • Head Coach Michelle Topf UThe competition was high this year so we all had to fight to keep our places~ • Christina Ausler, 11 Tl 2 00 6 Scores 7 0 Kenned)7 0 Montl:rllo 7 0 South 7 0 Phtl I' rOLlS T OLnlldll"'k:'nt 3 rd JU:.-e 1 7 7 6 o 1\brth LtrlColn 0/V 01en~ Creek 3 Smoky Hill 5 I 4 2 vv~t rJrld lurlCtton vv~tern SLOfX' ~n Re tomls: StJte OuJltfiers: 0 0 I 6 2rld Pl.Ke 2 Singles - Yen..J rt_ 1 3 Singles - 0Jn c'lle 1\Aa tJ I cb.H -Kate rL Emma An.:i"1SOI1 2 cb.Ht'S- rJlge hm."1"l'2. Bn.mna NtieJn 3 cb.Hes- Ca.ntr"L"'>- ~Jndl-Gloo1:, OJrC) [1T714J varsity girls' tennis. Take it to court. Keeping her eye on the ball, junior Darcy Rock prepares to send the ball back to her opponent. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) Ready to go. Waiting to volley a difficult shot. enior Courtney McCarroii·Gilbert is ready to return the ball. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) �Power shot. Getting into position, senior Daniel e Mata prepares to slam the ball ro k a r · the net. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) Step to lt. Running to save a difficult shot, sophomore Taylor Want crosses the ball. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) Down the Une. With a strong forehand, junior Yerica Pessoa returns a serve. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) Steady swtng. Focusing, senior Amy Mehlbach connects her racket with the ball. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) You got served. Serving the balL senior Paige Jimenez aces her opponents from Cherry Creek with a hard shot. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) 0JrC) I I "I n"Jll \ pW) tng trnrns h. 'l".1Ll!- I get to nwt nc w ~ ~k whtl pU) tng .1 s~u1 t I rr.1ll like." Yrnc.1 Prsso.1 • I I "I ltkr pll\ 1g trnntS 00..-.lllSC \W \\111 J lot of nutch..--s .m..i uve J fun tunc." Eye on the ball. Watching the balL senior Emma Anderson returns a serve to her Smoky Hill opponent. (Photo by Jeff Engelken) 122) Brc1t • I 1 •()ur k.1111 w.lS rr.1ll stron h.Y.1Ll! ' \W h. i J lot of rr.1ll grc.1t pW\fL." fmm1 Aa:\?rson • 12 "1 ltkr pl1\ ng trnms l X.1li5C \ Oll \.1\.'l' to rct ll 1 111..1 Ut, LIL if t \\'111 but \ 1 sttll dtol· 1Jte nHvtth \ ur frk:r~." Front row: Christina Auster, lzzy Breit. Paige Jimenez and Emma Anderson. Back row: Yerica Pessoa, Amy Mehlbach, Courtney McCarroii-CIIbert and Darcy Rock. varsity girls' tennis. ITf7T5] �Varsity 2 Team M.ilite Reusch • I I "The te 111 w.lS Looking romb, Jnd the umforms were so cute!" Abb\ Tt mpk • I I "I Loved how the tc.1m \ as rcllxed .md 1."\.'CI '0111..' WlS so SUpfX>I' l tVC." Lu"tiSJ) _'1111th • I 0 "I Look ton\ ..lrd to prJCttce even v hecJusc tt \\ JS J bLJSt pl.J\ tng tcrmlS wtth Jll 111) fner ." Front row: Lydia Perez-Chavez, Lynn Ngo, Rachel Nevers, Silvana Aiquipa-Dor Dasha Pohl. Katie Avery, Ariel Canada, Zlpporah Winn, Usa Lovell, Hannah A ham, Sydney Axelrod, Abby Malman, Chanae' DuBry, Johannah Peay and M Padilla. Second row: Meg Tuta, Sara Galan, Yareli Tapia, Fielding Twarogow Lauren Opatowski. Marisela Sandoval. Alyse OpatowskL Cabbie Lee, Eliza Lyda, Olivia Yapp, Mackenzie Jacobs, Allee Wotkyns, Laurel Gegner, Chari Vilkus and Pamosa Davis. Third row: Madeline Basse, Shareese Wilson, lene Smith, Danlelle Lewis, Jessica Laub, Lucy Roper, Zuri House, Lisa Engel Amanda Schweikert. Aly Gourd, Michelle Murphy, Kelly Dunn, Emily Carson Meaghan Fisher. Back row: Marissa Ritchen, Amy Easley, Candice Frazier, Okfj sitta Clay, Stephanie Bell, Gillian Kumm, Olivia Rudeen, Sellah Kyambalesa, Fr. Gearing, Jackie Vanderburg, Katy Parr, Megan Carlson, Sheniqua Hammonds a Julia Kirklen. From far left: Taking a sw ing. ReturnIng a ball with a clean swing, sophomore Lisa Engelken stays focused while she makes contact with the ball during a very tough match against TJ. Follow through. Ready to begin her math against her GW opponent, junior Gabble Lee serves the ball. Staying focused and keeping her form throughout, she is able to win the match. Match point. Getting ready to serve the ball, junior Lisa Lovell concentrates on her next point looking to come out on top. (Photos by Taylor Erickson) Working together. Keeping the ball going, sophomore Lucy Roper bends down to return the ball In a match against Cherry Creek. (Photo by Taylor Erickson) [11"7]-6] Watch the ball. Using both arms to reach the ball, junior Kelly Dunn keeps the pace going an Intense doubles match against Ft. Collins. (Photo by Rachel Sulsky) v2/jv girls' tennis. �• tenn1s. n. where love means nothin The 2006 season was busy with East having the largest JV squad in DPS. The team competed in over 15 matches throughout the season. The JV team played schools in and outside of DPS including George Washington, Air Academy and Cherry Creek. The team played well in the DPS JV girls tournament where their hard work came together. "l love tennis because it is a life-long skill; l also never make cuts so everyone has a chance to learn and play,' explained coach Michelle Topf. • Usa Wormley "l liked tennis because l was able to improve my skills and meet new people:' • Meaghan Fisher, 10 "l loved it when l got a good rally going because thats what it was all about:' • Alice Wotkyns, 12 "This season was great with all the different skills and talent people brought to the team:' • Marissa Ritchen, 11 Junior Varsity Team Front row: Laura Allen, Lillie Berman, Aspen Johnson, Camille Farris, Sadie fulton, Rebekah Tweed, Tsering Sherpa, Ma'isah Jones-Nambe and Grace Irvine. Second row: Jade Thomas, Megan Bortle, Ella Dove, Sophie Gedion, Kora Monigle, Amber Botton, Erika Kalin and Dayana Emery. Back row: Maggie Linton, Cora Lemar, Carolyn Thomas, Fatima Rashad, Deidra Ward and Nicole Williams. Return thls. Keeping the match Serve lt up! Taking a serve, sophlntense, junior Olivia Yapp takes omore Jessica Laub extends her a hard swing. (Photo by Taylor arm for contact. (Photo by Rachel Erickson) Sulsky) v2/jv girls' tennis. [If!f7] �• The 2006 track team was so small they were unable to rack up enough points to win any team titles. However, they placed no lower than third in all the events they entered, and proudly went to state for all entered events except for two. At state, the tearm daily practices paid off, earning the team top ranks in their individual events and laying the groundwork for the 2007 season. Coach Frank Merrix stated, "The team has grown and continues to grows. We planned to leave our mark at state by working hard and taking top ranks in all our events and we did just thae • Reese Boyd "My favorite events in track are the open 400 meter race and the big man5 race~ • Jeremiah Lewis, 12 "The best thing about track is beating my opponent and being the best~ • Andrew Neely-Willis, 11 "llike track because of the teamwork, running and competition~ • Jasmine Reaves, 10 2 00 7 hedule Bnghton Rewys 3- I 0-0 7 PL Meet 3- 14-0 7 01e1T) Creek Rruys 3- I 7-0 7 rL Meet 3-2 1-01 Runr1er•s Roost 3-24-0 7 -Fort Collins lnvit.1tiorul PL Meet 4- I 1-07 DrL M t 4- I 8-07 Runr1er•s Roost 4-2 I -0 7 -Mullen lnvtt.1tiorul 4-2 I -0 7 Auror.1 Rru s r Rru> Meet 4-25-07 PL lrlvtt.1ttOrldl 4-2 8-0 7 5- I I -07 [l]"!tsJ track. l, 2, 3 jump. Leaping over the hurdles, junior Lynnlkka Draper pushes to take the lead away from her opponent. (Photo by Ashley Martinez) Going for the gold. After an explosive start out oft blocks, junior Rachel Steed Is the lead runner In~ 400 meter relay race. (Photo by Ashley Martlnezl �Steady pace. Maintaining a strong stride. junior Erin Musso paces herself in the long distance race. (Photo by Ashley Martinez) Going the dis tance. Keeping her focus, sophomore Tamlka Irvin finishes her race strongly. (Photo by Ashley Martinez) Mark your spot. Testing his long jump measurements. junior Patrick Farris· Hilaire practices his run-through so he will not scratch in his final jumps. (Photo by Ashley Martinez) R .: ' Bo\d • l2 "M\ f.1vontc c\.:cnts Ill trxk Jrc the short dist mcc r,lC('S .1nd the long ump." An.:ire I:::A?LlrK?v • I 2 "Trxk IS 111\ f 1 rite SJ.Urt .1usc 1t keeps me 111 shJf.X' Jr\.i Jllows me to cxcupv 11 17 free tunc ~usi t1\. d\ ... Drive, drive. Pushing herself In the 400 meter ra e, senior Lakeisha Joiner drives to the finish line. (Photo by Ashley Martinez) TJ>d tL rugc • I 2 "M\ tavontc C\."t''lts Ill trJck ,1rc the 200 mder .md tl-x> 400 meter 1 1CL." .Z1kt'l' Toliver • I I "RtJJllllllg t1..1ck ~ fun b\.L ll 'S' 1t·s 1 good COlllf.>-'11 t1w SJXJI t Jr\.i I ellJO\ COll1J.X'tillg." front row: Rachel Medlock. Mia Jennings. Tamlka Irvin. Kyresha Jenkins. Taychell Pugh. Reese Boyd, Chamone Patrick. Ebonle Lindsay. Aubrey Grant. Tyler Willis. Yoshannl Ford-Boone and Jasmine P.eaves. Second row: Charmaine Johnson. Quincy Starr. Larnell Duncan. Deore Milton. Gavin Johnon. Andrew Neely-Willis. Shaqullle Turner. Torln Thames. Turmour Battle. Darius West, Christina and Ebonee Hayes. Back row: Domonic Jones, Kohle Smith, Marcus Flowers, Noah Kaplan, Anderson-Thayer, Andre Delaney, Zakee Toliver, O'Brian Brooks, Ben Teselle. Rhay Garrett, Gray. Jamal Bowen, Patrick Farris-Hilaire, and Chris Wall. track. ri1!f9] �Oh snap! Reaching out. sophomore Rhys Lindmark prepare to grab the disc. (Photo by Canyon Beak) Toss away. Handling the disc. freshman Alex Abbott passes In a zone defense. (Photo by Canyon Beak) Leap for it. Jumping high Into the air. enior Elise Mann reaches for the disc. (Photo by Canyon Beak) Fair toss. Releasing a forehand. senior Chrts Wlelga sends the disc to a teammate past the Jeffco defense. (Photo by Canyon Beak) Tote Hugh.'::' • 12 .. 1) f.1vontc p.1rt ll tumtcisO\\I1111g ti"X' oth:r tc.mt" _-lS,\.l RL ht'li1tko • 12 "M\ f.1Vonk ~\lrt Lllttn te is ti"X" spxt 1L :'lf; 11l other 'SpJrts· are v1lc .m:l unc uthr· Nlce grab. Taking posses ion of the disc. Tote Hughes leaps In front of the Jeffco defe to make the play. (Photo by Canyon Beak) BreniU rld 1r n • I 2 "M f.JVon k p.1rt of llltumk 1S gdt 1ng &,1ut.lrdcd .m:l p1Ck1ng up Ll) -Ds." l'd 1lls • I 2 "Liltumte IS gro:i. yes?" [lT81oJ ultimate. front row: Taylor Want. Caleb Reher, ick Creighton, Katie Smith, Maggie Hughe:;, Maggie Thulson. David~ Rhys Undmark, Scott Levi and Ben Kllbaner. Back row: Ellen Want. Chris Wlelga, Neal Zalarny. Nuch Aminlat Tote Hughes, Jacob Wiens, Colin Wlelga, Sasha Reschechtko, Ned Mills and Canyon Boak. �• tl wind The Ultimate Frisbee team is one of the few frisbee teams in DPS. This year, the team practiced at least three times a week at City Park and a few members of the team were from DSA. ln a game, seven people from each team take the field. '"lts similar to football in that we switch off offense and defense and we score touchdowns; however, it has continuous play until a team scores; explained freshman Caleb Reher. Senior Chris Wielga noted, '"Whats great about Ultimate Frisbee is the spirit of the game and making your own calls~ Ultimate is played with no referee and the players make the calls. The opposing player can accept or deny the calls. Most games take place during tournaments involving many other Colorado high school teams. ln the fall tournament, the team took 2nd place out of16 teams. ln addition, the team traveled to the Madison Mudbath tournament in Wisconsin, where they took 10th place out of 16 teams. '"My favorite part about tournaments is the constant play and energy the team works up; said senior Neal Hokanson. • Viki Eagle and Canyon Boak 2 00 6 Scores Carre; 2006 Ldkewood Regis Broon1field Fairview PSI 8 15 15 8 12 13 14 15 8 2 .................................... Fall Tournament 2 00 6 fllck lt. Throwing a forehand past the defense of a Creek player, senior Tote Hughes moves the disc up the field. (Photo by Canyon Boak) Throw down. Throwing a forehand past a Colorado Academy defensive player, senior Brenna Hokanson breaks the mark. (Photo by Canyon Boak) Creek Compass Grandview CA 13 14 20 14 leffco 13 Boulder 1'-brth 1'-brth 14 14 15 Money grab. Stealing the disc, senior Neal Hokanson leaps In front of a Jeffco player, gaining possesslon. (Photo by Canyon Boak) ultimate. 7 5 0 1 8 5 4 2 [I1'8'TlJ �• n. as From the Homecoming game to the pep rallies, from sports events to daily practices, the cheerleading squad had a productive season. At the start of the year, the squad had some major changes including a new coach and an almost completely new group of girls. Practices were challenging, but the girls worked hard and were able to bond. The new members allowed the squad to become more creative with stunts and routines. ustunts are my favorite part of cheerleading because of the adrenaline rush; said junior Waverly Loza. A highlight of the season included receiving the uleadership award" at cheer camp early in the season. UCheer camp was my favorite part of the season because l got to know all the girls; explained junior Quiera Cantrell. ln the fall, the squad also helped Student Council organize and run the Homecoming dance. Coach Moneypenny was enthusiastic about the squad, saying, UThis group was especially dedicated and it showed in their performance. l could not have asked for a better squad~ • Usa Engelken and Reese Boyd Showing spirit. Pumping up the fans, junior Siera Bruce performs the halo cheer. (Photo by Usa Porter) [lJ'8}-2J cheerleading. Flying high. After finishing a cheer, senior Nicolette Smith tops it off with a hurkie. (Photo by Peter Hartman) Up and at it. Performing a stunt, senior Ashier Filer and juniors Rebekah Johnson and Roby Cole hype up the crowd. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) �Loud and proud. On the sidelines of the game, senior CJ Jones cheers on the players. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth) Halo-lo-heyl Doing the trademark East cheer, junior Kia Wright-Jackson pumps up the crowd. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Pump lt up. Facing the juniors, junior Jasmine Chase-Knox cheers her on her class at the pep rally. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) ln sync. During a football game, the squad shows off their wellpracticed routines. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Say cheese. Posing for the camera, seniors C) Jones, Monica Andrews, La'Rksha Davis, Ashley Filer, and Alura Baxter cheer at the Corinado game. (Photo by Usa Porter) AlurJ 81xkr • 12 "M)! f.Nonk pJrt of cheering is stunting l:x."cJL , tt IS J process of trusting the othrr squ.xl n1emrcrs." l.d'Ri slu 0Jvis • I 2 ' fft'lr.lclti1g IS Jl\ J}S tntt'resttng 1:-ec.:lL tl't'T-e IS no \VJ · to l:e rfect, vou em only get l:etter Jt it." Shoot for two. Watching the basketball arne, sophomore Calley Salagovtc cheers as a shot is taken. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Ashle • Filer • I 2 "M> f vorik pJrt JlX>ut cheerleJding IS roncling with the other cheerleaders on nw st.:lla:l." CJile> SJLlgovtc • I 0 • .::heerln:iingiSsoe ottng lx."'\. 1LIS(' 1t gi es me tl-x· PFDrtunit} to rerform tn front of the entire s.:l L" row: Quiera Cantrell, Siera Bruce and Kia Wright-Jackson. Second row: Robyn Cole, · a Irvin, CJ Jones, Coach Moneypenny, Nia Lewis, Jasmine Chase-Knox and La'Ricsha .s. Back row: Rebekah Johnson, Nicolette Smith, Alura Baxter, Waverly Loza, Aunjae Collier, Ashley Filer, Lynnikka Draper and Monica Andrews. cheerleading. [If8J3] �Kickln' lt up. Performing at a football game, junior Tierra Thornton, sophomore LeAusha Cunningham and junior ShaRee Lewis kick their step up. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) Walkln' lt out. During halftime at a basketball game, juniors Alysha Harlan and Shantel Campbell do their routine perfectly. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Erib FJdness • I 0 Cheer 'em on. At a game against Grandview, sophomore Erika Fadness and junior Brianna Carey pump up the crowd. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Step by step. Dancing, juniors Shant Campbell, Shonnetta Henry and Tiera Willis-Tapfumaneyi show off their skills. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Steppln' lt up. At a game against South, juniors ShaRee Lewis, Tierra Thornton, Shonnetta Henry, Alysha Harlan, Brianna Carey and LeAusha Cunningham get the crowd excited. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth) "l hke lX'Ing on the roms squJd lx>eJuse l love how much fun w have laughing together. Ialso really love fX'rformtng Jt school events." Amoc1 Moore • 1 I "roms gives me the atttt ude to become tnotivJted and get good grades." AlrShJ 1-larl.Jn • I I "l love roms use it allows us to express ourcreJtivity and hx:>l spmt." Ntc:helle Mason • l I "roms is J fun, great ex~rience Jnd tt gtves us a wJ)' to ln-on~ jX)Sitively tnvolved within the schooL·_• _ _ _ __ [lJ'BJ-4] pom s. Root row: Alysha Harlan, Shonnetta Henry. Tiera Willls-Tapfumaneyi, Ana Vizoso and Kristlan )ones. row: Keota Ra~ Tierra Thornton. N\chelle Mason. Shantel CampbelL ShaRee Lewis and Amber Moore. row: Ms. Hlklreth, Erika fMness,. Klara ~ Brlanna Carey, Ashlyn)uniel-Redd and Ms. Thornton. �n. kickin it u The Poms squad is a group of dancers who perform at school and athletic events such as the basketball and football games and pep rallies. This year, they integrated multiple dance genres into their routines including hip hop, jazz and modern. The Poms squad was also involved in other events like the Red and White dance, where they worked alongside the basketball team to organize the entire event. ln addition, the Poms squad performed for the children at Greenley Elementary School and volunteered to work with the kids at RAMERC, a nonprofit organization which provides workshops for low-income families. The girls also participated in Race for the Cure and ran the Pepsi stand with the basketball team at Denvers Taste of Colorado. All in all, the squad had a great year with a close-knit team. "We have improved as a squad; said junior squad captain Brianna Carey. "We've had a lot of fun performing at all of our events and its great to get the chance to combine everyoneS choreography to create outstanding routines ~ • Kristin Marquez Brtnglng lt together. Mer the basketball game against Coronado, lunk1rs ShaRee Lewis. Tiera 'Mllls-tapfumaney\ and Brlanna Care)l sopOOmore Erika Fadness, and juniors Alysha Harlan, Shantel Campbell and Shonnetta Henry come together fc r a group ph o. (Photo by ~ Tafoya) Putting it down. During the Montbello game, juniors Tlera WlllisTapfumaneyl , Amber Moore, ShaRee Lewis, Tiara Thornton, and Shonnetta Henry strut their stuff. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Get your kicks. In the kick line, sophomore Erika Fadness and juniors Brlanna Carey, ShaRee Lewis, Shonnetta Henry, Shantel Campbell and Alysha Harlan s tay in sync . (Photo by Josh Tafoya) Pump it up. Working hard to keep the routine together, junior Tiera Wil\is-Tapfumaneyl makes sure that she keeps In line with her team members. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) poms. ��et- 'se-t&-r&, n. 1. others of the same kind 2. and so forth 3. above and beyond page188 page 196 page 214 page 216 page 220 clubs activities top ten pictures memories �~alliance. �Black Students Alliance Thl y ar, BSA contributed to the community by leading ch ol supply drive for children In Ghana and marching In the annual Kwanzaa parade. Their main activity, however. was the Martin Luther King, Jr. as embly, which celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. American Indian Awareness American Indian Awarene s ought to promote understanding about American Indian culture. They spent the year learning about American Indian customs for their end-of-the-year Pow Wow where they practiced their newly learned traditions and rituals. "I loved having the opportu· nity to experience my own culture with different people~ said senior Vikl Eagle. Latino Students United LSU Is an alliance of Latino students. but it is open to students of all ethnic ba kg munds. Throughout the year, m mbers hosted pot· lucks where they learned more about Latin American culture. Their largest event was the Cln o de Mayo assembly, which they organized to celebrate Mexic · lnde· pend nee from Spain. HHALO Sponsored by Mr. Lucero. HHALO (Heterosexual and H mo exual Alliance for Leader hip and Outreach) strives to achieve a strong alliance between people of all sexual orientations. In October. they organized gay and lesbian month at East. Later In the year, HHALO received a grant from DU which helped them launch their community project. This project promoted a ceptance for all people within Denver. Jewish Students United JSU worked to unite Jewtsh students through ut East They often spent Sabbath night together sharing food and camaraderie. "JSU was a great way to meet new people who had something In common with me. I enjoyed learning about my religious heritage~ said sophomore Rosa Perl· Cotton. lan Cashin and Da Ia M<> tly. Fellowship of Christian Athletes ltont rtl\\.~ ala ha Stein. Alyse Opatow»ki and Deb Krau e. Ba'k ro\\.~ Ro,.a Perl· man, Arl Malman. Sydney Axelrod, Lauren Opatowski. B cca Goodslde and Mr. 1\!t on. FCA was open to students of all religious backgrounds. Th y met at Church in the City each week to hare pizza and conversation. Although being engaged In athletics wa not a requirement. many club members shared an Interest In sports. alliance. [If819l �National Honor Society NHS members maintained a 3.5 GPA and partlcipated in 20 hour of community service throughout the year, five of which they spent at Ea t. NHS hosted a blood drive at chool. ran In Race for the Cure, and helped clean up East on Make a Dlm•rence Day. Run ""'' Dilnlelle Lewis and b,'Tin :ond """' M!;. Vvalker. !'1ado.!llne !Umlatn, Mohamed Masha ·k l.ewb. Jay Levlnsoo and Kristln Fllak. B.:~<:k """' 1)ier and Rebt: a IX ~ Hmencz. Katrina Lanlohan. Za.:h IXlliL'n. ~ kef fu oo l.u k "" ( future Business Leaders of America FBIA Is a dub for studt!nts eager to learn about the busine:;s worki. Members learned how to combine bu iness with education. gained I adership experience, and acquired the skills needed to succeed as an entrepreneur. In the fall, they par· tlcipated in an educa ional conference at UNC. After months of preparation, they represented East proudly at the district competition in Vail. row: Tahilsha Moore, Kelly Dea. Beth Kochevar and Amy Fallano. Key Club Dedicated to helping Improve the community, Key Club members participated in a wide array of volunteering events throughout Denver. On Tuesdays many students helped tutor children at Park Hill Elementary. Key Club also served breakfast at the Ronald McDonald House and some members answered phones at the PBS phone bank. ~~~ Front row: and M . lcolas Thurman. Mr. Connally and lenny M·Convllle. Back row: Amber Feldman re. Sign Language Members of sign language club learned how to communicate with the deaf. This small and dedicated club met weekly to learn new vocabulary that strengthened their ability to communicate with the hearing Impaired. They often shared food and acquired new communication techniques. Root row: Kalen t.:qulsto. Cara i4n<\ l-lann4h Dischinger. Amy fbllano ond Johnson. Amanda Sdtwetkert Alex Md'icnr,. Allison l¥tm. Usa lowiL lila row: Allie Cherou llmdrtck. zle boobs. loo:koon. Marts<~.:~ M Adrian Creenlrlz. James Sowy.r. Eryn txnllnson ond Ula Cretghton. ond lonna Creemo<Jod. 8iJ:t !Idly Thompson. Er1n Octagon-EPYCS Octagon raised $500 to help homeless youth and promote access to sexual education, working to better the Denver community. EPYCS, a non·profll organization that gives grants to student groups, donated an additional $7500 for the cause. Octagon sponsor Tee MacDonald stated, ·we rai. e Rhoads Cannon. Alex Bennett. Max Vls -Hanka. Berl<eley Dletvo t and Carl Helnz. Hot Wings Hot Wings Is a service organization affiliated with the East Angel Foundation, which Is dedicated to providing textbooks and other mater!· als for students who cannot afford them. So far, they have raised over $30,000 dollars through fundralsers and the small change program, helping to give students the tools to succeed. [lJ'9}-oJ clubs. Front row: Michelle Oliphant. Ell e Mann and Kalen Acqu!sto. cond row: Paige Jlmen z. Kerry Fessenden, Emily Co he. Darien Comb>. Alexandra Morrl , Mary Dew y. Meredith Sagara nd Madelelne Klng. Back row: Meaghan fisher, Nlchot Berg and Ml'g Tuta. ��• ce. �Odyssey Club Odyssey Club Is a service club aimed at experiencing new cultures and building leadership skills by participating In community service. Students have traveled to India, South Africa, and Brazil where they lived with families, worked In the community, and helped Improve conditions. Front row: Cra.:e Jau. Elaine Martinez. Mary Dewt:y. M..redlth Sagara. Susan Harlor and Elizabeth Jonn. Second row: Sophia Zhao. Mohammad R-otan. Atrt Kaio. Uz Huni·Rewrs, Sae Young Voon. Rachel Messer, feben Asfaw. Cele te Hayes and Kar a Froio... Back row: Nemanla ~dem, 1V, Nicklas Teicke and Graham Hart. International Club International Club was established to allow students to Interact. meet people from other countries, and learn about new cultures. Exchange students and students from East gathered In a comfortable environment to make friends and share ideas and experiences. Amnesty International Amnesty International Is a world-wide, Nobel Peace Prize winning organization. The chapter at East focuses on promoting human rights through education, awareness and letter writing. The group often works with Peace)am and participated In International Human Rights Day. A-ont row: Amber feldman. Hannah Dischinger and Madeline Schroeder. Back row: Elizabeth Trower, Jamie Laurie. Ananda DeMartini. Jessica Richardson. Rose Green. Thoma Richardson. Daniel Edwards. Beatriz Contreras. Teresa Collin-Sheehan. Vlkl Eagle. Emilia C.deBaca and Nicole Shook. Peace) am Allee Wotkyns, Celeste Hayes, Emma Byers, Zena Prlce-Broncucla, Ms. Hayward , Caitlin Bell, Clare Steninger, Claire Westcott and Katie Post. Peace)am was a club focused around raising awareness of world Issues. Members this year attended the Peace)am conference at DU for a weekend. Students had the opportunity to hear Nobel Peace Prize laureates speak about their goals, ideas and hopes for future generations. Philos ophy Philosophy Is a new club this year, allowing members to express thier beliefs and personal philosophies. This year, they also learns about famous philosophers and were able to discuss and debate their own ideas and share them with each other. Dan Burtness, Zack Susel. Eric Ebel. Cara Fallano. Than Hedman, Emma Byers. Chris HilL Amy Fallano, Matt Peterson, Colin Wielga . Tote Hughes Dan Aid and Marissa Latta. Real Life !font row: Susan Richardson, Diandra Part ridge, Grace Njau, llshia Hysaw, Emily Sed brook and Jon Avery. Back row: Zamir Hall, Trent Kies, Art Aal. Ben Brown. Ben Hasznos and Mike Todd. This club gathers regularly to discuss life, art and music. "We challenge each other's beliefs,· said senior Than Hedman, creator of the club. During the semester they participate in several outings including community service acts and plays or films. clubs. ITf913J ��Art Club The Art Club wa a group of students mterested in art and creativity. At their meetings, they experimented with different types of artistic tech· nlqu . They al ·o painted murals on the walls and decorated the trash cans to brighten up the school. Diandra Partrldg , Sam Ellis, Sophia Schwabe, Thomas Mula. M rcu Reed and Danlelle Ca · IIllo. Anime Club Th Anlme Club was creatt:d to bring togt:ther students with an interest in Japane e animation and cuture. There were club meetings every Wednes· day after school where members watched and drew anime. The club also worked to learn more about Japan and Japanese culture and to understand its relation to the art. Wake Up Club ·To be great is to be misunderstood. so wake up!" exclaimed senior Stasia Jones. The Wake Up Club met every Friday to express their unique out· took on life through open mike sessions. The club gave participants a chance to express themselves and their opinions. A'ont row: len Murray. Gillian Wlnbourn and Kathleen Durkin. Ba·k row: Kelly Dea. Ruby Holme , Jordan Ca teel. Col een M tsuura. Brtanna Elder and Katrina l.anlohan. Girls' Indoor Soccer The girls on the indoor socer team have been playmg together for several years. This year, they competed every Sunday against indoor girls' soccer teams from other club , placing fourth in the first session. ·we just love playing together and having fun; commented senior Gillian Winbourn. Hip-Hop Club The Hip·Hop Club brought together students with a common interest in hip-hop music and dance. The club was intended to promote mental health through dance, music, art. DHng, and writing. Several speakers came to talk about hip·hop. health, and other relevant topic . a. Back row: Jason Escalante Cabe nn. lan Bonesteel. Mer Cra}. k. Joe Morris. fraser Downing. Pe rce Connell)\ ha Boyd Harry ar .4.• l, Boys' Indoor Soccer The boys' indoor soccer club practtced frequently thmughout the year. and playPd games against various other teams. ·The interesting thing about our team is the fact that we are a combination of players from ditterent sports such as baseball. rugb): and !aero e: noted senior Josh Tafoya. clubs. ~ �• 11. tnusic to our e �String Orchestra cia consisting of mo tly strin E·d m:otruments. the String Orche~tra play d primarily classical t;tring pieces. During the year they improved their playing abilities by working on scale~. time and precision. They also learned music theory in order to expand their knowledge. Instrumental Ensemble X Instrumental Ensemble X was comprised of a group of hard·working, diligent musicians that played concert and classical music. They studied music theory and gained an increased appreciation for their instrument and their ensemble. Jazz Ensemble X Jazz En emble X is the largest of the jazz clas~es and the students played big hand music. Their biggest challenge during the year was timing. due to the lze of the class. They performed loud, attention-getting pieces that gra ped the audience!; attention. Front """" Ell AI: ta and Anna Regan. Second row: Evan Meggitt Andrew Ramirez. Mr Oxman. Ariel Canada and Doug Utvak. Third row: Sam SmUh. Malle levtnsk)L Qna ll4sse Alex Feldman and Cabe G!tlerrez. Back row: Will I'Brkhnt BrUt Hallie H VIncent Rossie Matt Collln-5heehan. Jacob Oidefest. Adam 'khn>lber and wm Heinz. Jazz Ensemble Front row: Gideon Irving. Ryan Thrush and Kevin Shroads. Second row: Dar\'(k Thompson. Syrls Pernell. Jonson Berman and Sa nnah Allen. Third row: Olivia Rudeen Sarah Harrison. Mkhelle Oliphant. Kallr f\Jller. Hr 0 rna nd Duncan Mact.eod Back """" Caleb Ziegler lack Sui ¥ Evan Whll levi Johnsen Bryan~ k Soub}O al Hokanson. D n Burt ness. Jazz Ensemble was a beginner cia s for students who had an interest in jazz. They were introduced to music theory and also studied the funda· mentals of jazz. Many students enjoyed learning how to properly wing and perform solos. h Hubbell and Thomas Cabell Kluch Jazz Combo X As the ~mallest and most advanced group for jazz. this class was full of students with strong musical backgrounds and playing abilities. They took the class a step further by writing their own music, as well as learn· lng advanced music theory. Instrumental Ensemble The Instrumental Ensemble class was for beginning band students and was primarily comprised of freshmen students. Each member learned music basics, such as the scales and counting. so that they could advance musically. band. [11"917] �Angelaires Compo ed of ·ixteen of the top chon students at the s ho 1. th lite Angelaires choir ang a capella. vocal jazz. and many other difftcult pi ce . Th state-renowned ensemble performed during the year In ev raljazz fe t1 vals and music conference , showcasing their talent. Honors Choir Honor:; Choir was compos d of advanced choral students. The choir contained both boy and girls which increased the difficulty of the repertoire they performed. Student were required to work at a higher level both in and out of class. learning music theory. sight reading. and how to analyze difficult musical pieces. They showcased their skills at a number of recitals throughout the year. Men.S Choir Meri; choir was composed of novice male singers. In an all·boys environ· ment. they focused on basic skills and recieved an Introductory experience to vocal music. The boys learned how to sight read and how to sing difter· ent parts. and by the end of the year were proficient, talented singer . Ftont row: Dawn Ham ..t n. Uz lyda. Calley Saiagovlc. CUllan Kumm. M Tuta Cassy Clayman. Kel ey M r, f\.>yton Prater. Johannah 1'11ay. Chana DuBry. El en Want and Susan Harlor. Second row: Sophie S.:hwabe. Olivia Rudeen. Ta)ior Want. 5 rah lass. andi M.:Oowell. Amanda S.:hweikert. Nla t.ewls. Kat Rogers. U a Engelken and Tana Williams. Third ro . Kayla Roper Lnuren Fteeman. Brenel ha Walker. Ha\iev Round, R a Perlman. Jenna Greenwood, Sae n. M ghan Fisher. latlah Bank ton Jami n nd Chamone Putrl k. Ba.:k row: Dawn Huryk. Erin Gearing. Erika Fadne , Steph nie Engeihrecht·Pollard. Mackenzie Hall . Aunla nlqu Collier ond Kelly 8 nding. Seraphim Seraphim was an intermediate-level all-girls choir. The girls worked in class every day. Improving their voices and learning to sing in an ensemble. They al o learned the basics of sight singing. rhythm reading. arrangement and a capella singing. A-ont row: Tal~ Zax M411ory Cood Audrey Hagman Renekll Bonner. Al8Cia Whllmflt. IIAIIah Chlneth. Ale )4ndro Rivero and lleya Lewis Second row: Rebecca Coodslde Undsay Emery. Ella DcM! n Bortle Alysh4 Haria iJ1 1'1<:Dowel RhondA lldows. Cabby Vutra. Malsoh Jones- ambe l'lltlenc warren and leal Murphy Third row: Amanda l.elb. M4rgaret Mmnlg. India Anderson. Andrea HOI. Anlyah Glltl pie, Amanda 1\uly. Brenna 1\lllmot Bella Campana. lauren 0 , alalle Flnr (\'nlhla Baquero. Jumela Thurman. Chantal Dlaw and 1\oyale Rayburn Back row: Anrtrla Jamison &n ton. Cabby Webb. Uuy Sweetbaum. L)'dla r te Have Rachel Messer 1\llton Emella Allen Robyn Cole man tho Smith and Aulha Ak!xa~. Contora The Contora choir class was an Introductory course to vocal music, where novice female singers learned the basics. A large class. the girls focused on vocal technique. beginning theory, performance skill and preparing themselves to move further into the vocal music program. [1"IiliJ choir. Ftont row: Joshua Brown. Chris Wall. Andre lewis and Bryan Botelho. Second ro"~ Bobby Harris. Clay Burns. Max Hortman. l alah R hard on and Thandl Clhbs. Back ro"~ Collin Butler. Zamir HalL Raegane Fisher and Anthony Robin on. ��nces. n. shake MORP royalty. Front row: Freshman duchess Lillie Berman, junior queen Maya Richards and ophomore prince s Kalen Acquisto. Back row: Freshman duke Zach Bolden. junior king Shaquille Turner, and sophomore prince Chris Hayes. Homecoming royalty. Ffont row: Seni r duke M lvin Yarber, senior king Dyrell Hal and senior prince Chris Hill. Back row: Senior lady Emily Maas, senior queen Mooka Andrews, seni r princess La'Ricsha Davis, and senior duchess Brooke Durant. PlayerS ball. Enjoying MORP. senior Jannaye fugue, junior Lynnikka Draper and seniors Charmaine Billingslev Ashley Filer, La'Ricsha Davis, Reese Boyd, Monka Andrews. Samara Kellern, Kayla Washington and Marcus Meadows have a great time. (Photo by Usa furterl [21oto] dances. ln October, East students attended the Harlem Nights Homecoming in the gym decorated with the New York skyline glowing from the walls. Over a thousand students showed up to join in the fun. At the Red and White Dance, Angels displayed their school spirit by dressing in the East colors. Basketball contests and a great selection of music made the second annual Red and White Dance a huge success. ln January, it was the girls' turn to ask the guys to MORP. With a Players' Ball theme, MORP drew a big crowd and everyone enjoyed themselves. The senior prom was held at the Belmar Center where the 2007 seniors enjoyed themselves at one of the best proms East has ever seen. • Meg Tuta and Kate Mulligan �prom royalty. Front row: Kiara Cal bart Clare Steninger, Elise Mann, Arnie Fontenot, Katrina Laniohan, Brianna Elder, Jordan Casteel and Catie Cllwa. Back row: Gabe Mann, Dan Aid, Than Hedman, Devin Pitts-Rogers, Max Viski-Hanka, omas Richardson, Zack Susel and Daniel Edwards. A night to remember. The 2007 prom was held at The Belmar Center where the senior class came ready to dance the night away. The senior class then went back to East to enjoy the After Prom party. (Photo by Kate Mulligan) lason Llub • o Ltn Hill • o "MORr \vas amJztng .md the rtayrrs• BJll then);? \\.aS really creative." Clockwise from top left: Posing pretty. EnjoyIng the\r 1-kxnecomlng night, sophomores Usa Engelken, Emily Carlson and Kendal Murray get out on the dance floor. Get your groove on. Having a blast at the Red and White Dance, freshmen Alacta Whitmill, Ashlee R:lrrest, Breana Hamlet, Raven Taylor, Klanna Calbart and Brionna Harding take a break from dancing to strike a pose. Superstars. After a fun night at Homecoming, senior Q-ace Njau and junior Jermaine Germany smile tbr the camera. In the spotllght. All dressed up tbr l'1Cll'te sophomores Aubrey Q-ant, Ebonle lindsay Tyler Willis,. Hanifah Turner and Deontay Davis take a short break from the dance. <Photoo by Usa furled Yarell Tapia • 1 1 Cvntl'll D.iga::b • 10 "We loved the Red and Whtte dance t JLI!' no one \\.JS afratd to c!Jnce." Qucra Cantrell • 1 1 TOil} BJllJs • 1 1 "Honffomtng was a lot of fun thtS year pi.Lt5 there were amazmg decorattOJ15." Mill'} b Alexis • 10 1-\e\.l> Bin.itng • 10 "MORr 15 al\\.a>s fun bC"cause the gn·ls gd to ask the gtf\.5." dances. rz10T1J �irl WOW!!!! This is it... This is the end of our high chool career, and boy I'm glad it was here at East where I was able to make this journey. When I first came to East I came as an empty bottle, but now l leave filled with knowledge, motivation and leadership. The knowledge that l will need to know to get further ahead in life. The motivation I'll need in life to allow me to keep my head up and never let anything hold me back. And the leadership skills that l will need to be a true leader in whatever my future may have in store for me. With all that said l must give my shout outs and my thank yous. First thank you goes to my family for putting up with me and my sister and for being my true inspiration. To Usa Porter, for keeping me out of trouble and helping me keep my head on straight. To my friends, the juice crew, ya'll were there when l needed advice. Foo Foo Snuggle Puff remember to put your junk in that box. Jeremiah and Marcus divide that don't hide that. And to Blossom, Pumpkin, Phil and Lill, you guys are grrrrreat!! MNever regret something that once made you smile~ Janese MReese· Boyd MHead Girr �Whats up East High School? My name is Blake Swain and rm HEAD BOY here at East. Getting to this point was a hard task to accomplish, but I succeeded. Hard work, respect loyalty, honor and dedication were what got me to this point today and, to tell you the truth, rm loving it. Being Head Boy has taught me how to be more of a leader to others and myself. It has been a fantastic experience being on Student Council. Even though I was getting Mhated on~ by others and teachers I still kept my head up and made it through. Whats leadership to me? Leadership involves taking risks, always being watched as if you were being spied on, experiencing rough times and being a positive example. To me, if you get through the e tasks and always Mkeep-yahead-up; things will run smoother than a "silk-shirt~ I just want to thank my friends, family, Usa Porter, and all my boys ACES, for being there when I need them most. Follow your dreams, your heart and NEVER GIVE UP!! Blake Swain MHead Boy· �Newspaper edltorlal staff. Front row: Jeremy Cooper, Darcy Ro k, Brown, Sarah Bigley, Michelle Murphy, Davis Wert and Ellen! Qadi . B k row: Elle Emery, Mats Engdahl, Mackenzie Jacobs, Erin Mus o, COdy Hoskin, Beth Kochevar, Marl sa Latta, Sarah McNaughton, Maya Burch tt and Zena Price·Broncucia. Newspaper staff. Front row: Davis Wert, Daniel Edwards, Maya Burchette, Madeline Schroeder, Isabella Kendrick, Claire Simon, Alex Leenatali, Alex Hoskin, Jeff Thalhofer, Erin Musso, Elle Emery, Ellen! Cladis, Sarah Bigley and Zena Prlce·Broncucia. Back row: Emily Baker, Jeremy Cooper, Mackenzie Jacobs, Sarah Lass, Ryan Bush, Devin Pitts-Rogers, Ben Brown, Beth Kochevar, Ms. Hayward, Darcy Rock, Cody Hoskin and Marissa Latta. ~1\\J • 12 SJrJh JJQ.Y • I 2 L1lJ Cre1ghton • 12 "TJll extrJ-foJmJ. lJttr: 2. Kettle rn: 3. rronu ~:\Jrson DVD: 50. Evrn lur-,:h ~n i Fncbv n1ghts Jnd .·1turcbv n"X>rn1ngs: prl(cl .s." C'.Jtte Zcm fh.l'-&anrn • 12 "\Nork1ngJSJncclit r lllChk.fisJ lot Oh\ t-J.;. but '> t get to kJrn nrw thtngs when vou invest J.our tnnc Ill lt." -----t losh TJfO).J • I 2 l\ > H: u:mth • 1 I "'Nc like oong phot gt Jphers l XJU.SC 1t's fun Jtl.~ r cit1ng to cJpture unfX)ttJnt moments for the Slj1 fv\.N:t.ght 1 • 12 "I like l ?tng Jll cclitor l ·Ju.sc lluve n"X>re m~JtiWCOlltrol OVt'l' the newspJp._~ ." ~ publications. Oockwlse from top lett: Extra, extra~ Sec· tlon editors Davl Wert. a enior, and Mi·helle Murphy. a junior. admire the articles in the late t Issue of the Spotlight. Final check. As the deadline approaches. sophomores U. a Engelken , Hayley Round and Meaghan Fisher put the finishing touches on their page. Picture perfect. While junior Beatriz Con· treras fill out a page envelope. junior Usa Wormley crops a picture for her sports page. Ace reporters. Top notch reporters eniors Daniel Edward and Devin Pitts·Roger and junior Maya Burchette go over their notes for their late ·t article. (Photos by Josh Tafoya and 01ima Atufunwa) �• n. • 1cat1ons. the world, one la out at a time Yearbook editorial sta ff. Front row: Tasha Popkin, Josh Tafoya and Kristin Marquez. Back row: Ula Creighton. Catie Gllwa, Sarah Goode, Nellie Hayes, Janessa Jepsen and Mallory Helnzeroth. Yearbook staff. Front row: Kate Mulligan, Kristin Marquez, Reese Boyd, Brfanna Bentley, Usa Engelken, Gracie McGuire, Catie Gllwa, U\a Creighton. Sarah Goode, Mallory Heinzeroth and Mo Mulligan. Second row: Hayley Round, Peter Hartman, Chima Atufunwa, Daryck Thompson, Sarah Cornish, Viki Eagle, Aimee Moyer and Tess Jackson. Back row: Carlie Christianson, Kelly Binding, Zach Lass, Sam Lass, Kelly Thompon, Lisa Wormley, Ari Malman, Josh Tafoya, Nellie Hayes, Janessa Jepsen. Meg Tuta, Meaghan Fisher, Beatrlz Contreras and Canyon Boak. The Angelus yearbook and the Spotlight newspaper are the two publications produced at East. The newspaper, created by a student-run staff, prints new Issues every month. The Spotlight reports on current news and events at East, and also includes features, opinions and the ever-popular Rear End humor section. Senior staff reporter Daniel Edwards said, MWorklng as a reporter Is great because you get to Investigate the stories that might otherwise go by unnoticed~ Every month, the whole school is excited to read the latest issue of the Spotlight. The yearbook is also produced by a student-run staff. The book they create preserves the memories of the year and highlights great events that occurred at East. The yearbook staff works hard all year to take pictures of the entire student body and create interesting pages that represent the eventful year. MAt first it was very hard trying to keep up with the deadlines, but It got easier as I progressed through; commented senior staff member Daryck Thompson. All the hard work and extra hours paid off when the Angelus staff was finally able to see the finished product in May. • Chima Atufunwa Chain reaction. Linking the '07 class, seniors Brlanna Bentley, Reese Boyd, Viki Eagle, Chima Atufunwa, Kristin Marquez, Tasha Popkin, Mo Mulligan, Kate Mulligan, and Aimee Moyer connect everyone. (Photo by Josh Tafoya) publications. [21015] �• otc. n. learn in to bec()ffie lead �Battalion Staff Th Batt lion Staff was in charge of making sure the whole Battalion program v.:a running moothly. Each ot the memb rs focu ed on an lndi· vidual job In order to meet ea h of the military!; expectations. They were con d red the main I ader of the Battalion. Joel Smoll, Donovan Mull n. Will Whittaker and John Carcla. Boys' Rifle Team Front Row: Taylor font Cody Melton. Krystle Jon , Quincy Clark, Amber feldman ond lui Ur be Back Row: Will Wh ttaker and Jared Fl h. The Boys' Rifle Team con >Sled of five members. Each of the members tried to maintain a clear mind and improve their aim in order to win. The JROTC was privileged to have a shooting range. "What I like about rifle team is being able to shoot a bullseye at every target: said junior Will Whittaker. Drill Team Th Drill Team practiced thetr drills during class In order to prepare for their competitions and inspections. They practiced marching and rifle mov m nt as a team. Timing was an important aspect in these drills. "Drill Team was a lot of work and very intense; said junior Sean Vigil. Carl Tanenbaum. Krystl I ~ ber feldman ond Amanda Thompsen. Girls' Rifle Team The Girls' Rifle Team consisted of four shooters who competed against other DPS schools. During the competitions. the shooters were ranked by their final scores. "What I liked most about rifle team wa participating with the other members and the exciting competitions: said junior Krystie Jones. 'tcdr~h · 10 llkrd IRO l llC ' I got tl)( ch.m: e to [c. J lOlOI gLLlld ,lf):J M !I ~x.11 tun11\ 1 • t lff." to I , "it,l,.:J\ Ami 't Fctdm.m • I 2 "\\'h.lt I ltkl i mo~t 1)(\\ ~ .1l·out IROTC \\,~ II)(' dnll k.1111::; I 'l'.ll~ • \\ workn.i hJid ,11\.i 1! p111.i f \\I)( 11 \\l' \\'Oil." Llli! llnh.· • I I il ,ng 111 IR fC I X.llN.' 1\\.~01111"..' lltI.Jlton ::;1.1 f .1'\.l I got ,1 chJnrc to lc,ll.i 11\.i 1n.. ·t ~k." )ar~d Fl h. Marton Sneed, M r a A rna} a and Destiny Carcla. Color Guard The Color Guard consisted of four members that partl ipated in the flag ceremonies. various assemblies and competitions. Color Guard consisted of two flag carriers and two rifle guards. The Color Guard members were some of the most dedicated and talented student in th lr battalion. jrotc. rz10T7] �Agree to disagree. Debating to the best of their ability, seniors Th Hedman and Alex Stevens give an excerpt of Llncoln·Doug\as debate presentation night. (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Leading the pack. The captains of the team. Front row: Rachel Banks and Lara Silver· smith. Back row: Catie Cllwa. Katrina Sondermann. ttal Deitel, Elizabeth Trower, Ta ·ha Popkin. Will van Treuren, Katie Jablonski. Devin Jackson, Katie Havranek and Emery Don· ovan. (Photo by Peter Hartman) l.JrJ ~" ?t-s~nth • 12 "0uJ tS m'} fJvonte event l:x.'lJLISe\ 1Jre Jble to ueJte Jll\12· ing ch.:nJCters Uut Jre Jl\',J\_ unq.~e to t"Vt"l) Sf>''l"Ch." \Nil V.11Ttt'tm1 • 12 "lllt" htghllght of the seJSOn i!' tilt" mttorul tounun1l'nts l'X'CJLISC the competition 1s 1nort" dtfflcul t." En Srlt"k.ier • 1 1 "1 en1o> Ex tt>mp becJLISe you never SfX'Jk on til? SJme toptc, SO CVt"r\ SfX'l"Ch you llt"Jt ,m:lnukt> is unicp..lt"." HiliJI! Ciwn • 10 "1 love to compete tn Or.:~toty becJLISe I love to w.:~tch the exprt"Ssions on tilt" fJCe of my Judier\::e .:~fter I perfonn my piece." [2Jo1"sJ speech. Clockwl e from top left: Glve me a hand. Using her hands. junior Jasmine Vaghedl practices her gestures while performing her Poetry In class. Gettlng Into lt. Popping Into character, juniors Alexa Morrill and Michelle Murphy practice their Interpretation skills In class. Helpfuladvlce. Using her knowledge ...,._ _ _ _...; of debate techniques. sent r Rose Green explains counterplans and kritlks to her novice classmates. lt!; all ln the presenta· tlonl At presentation night. novice fresh· man Kate Correll· Buss engages the audience In her Original Oratory. Presentation night Is the primary fundralser for the team. (Photos by Tasha Popkin and Catle Cllwa) �eec • n. elo uent orators Team work. At presentation night, seniors Lara Silversmith and Devin Jackson perform their Duo Interpretation piece entitled ~The Robot Olympics~ (Photo by Tasha Popkin) Front row: Hayley Round. Marley Pierce. Elizabeth Trower. Tasha Popkin. Lara Silversmith, itai Deitel. Grace Friedman, Alyssa Rob· erts, atalie Fine. Catie Gliwa and Devin Jackson. Back row: Carlo Davis. Chloe McCiantoc, llalrlna Sondermann, Katie Jablonski. Teo Price·Broncucla and Will Van Treuren. llalle Havranek and Rachel Banks. Second row: lt takes two. In preparation for the Lincoln DPS meet. The Speech and Debate team is one of the largest and most successful programs In the school. Every day, students attend speech or debate classes, and on the weekends they compete in state or national competitions. A student involved in the Speech and Debate program has several options. He or she can participate in a debate event. such as Lincoln-Douglas, Public Forum, or Cross-Examination debate, where students use evidence and arguments to defend their claims. Speech Includes Interpretation events. where students choose a piece of literature and cut it down into a ten minute performance. Students in Original Oratory write and perform their own speech, and students in Extemp research national and world issues so they can give an impromptu speech on politics and foreign affairs. The abundance of novice speakers and the support of the many varsity mem· bers allowed the team to dominate both in-state and at national competitions in ew Jersey, California, Arizona, and Wyoming. • Hayley Round sophomore debaters Abbye Nee! and Hayley Round file their evidence. (Photo by Tasha Popkin) speech. ~ �• Freshman Council. Front row: Matt Brown. Second row: Ain Ealey. lzzy Allegrezza Megan Bortle. Lillie Berman and Kate Correii·Buss. Back row: Will Toaspern and Faythe Utsey. Sophomore Council. front row: Nia Lewis. Second row: Marlene Smith, Cru Hayes and Jan Bartholome~: Back row: Ben Brady. Kalen Acquisto and Em Fer g. What!; cookln' good lookln'? Performing community service at a soup kitchen. seniors Zena Price·Broncucia Luke Eale}: Ryan Saulters. Reese Boyd, Alura Baxter, Harry Carrothers. Jeremiah Lewis and Elise Mann prepare meals for those m need. [2J1}-oJ student counciL Student Council put a lot of time and effort into making the school an exciting place. With their sponsor Usa Porter, they worked to represent the student body by listening to the concerns of the students and staff at East. Student Council worked with the PTSA to create new dance guidelines for appropriate dancing and worked with the administration on the implementa· tion of school IDs. Student Council was a great way for students to get their opinions heard and actually have something done about them. Student Council also participated in community service activities at area soup kitchens, walked in the AIDS walk and read to elementary school students at Wyman Elementary. "Student council gives the students a chance to be involved and help the East communitY, said sophomore Emma Ferg. Student Council encouraged students to show their school spirit during spirit weeks and on Red & White Fridays. The week of homecoming, student coundl displayed just how strong their leadership qualities were by keeping the Angel spirit strong. They were busy all year planning events and fundraisers. • Brianna Bentley �)unlor Council. Front row: James Turner, Shaquille Turner, Josh Russell, Kia wrtght·Ja kson and Marisela Sandoval. Back row: Columbia Jenkins, Maya Bur· chette, Erin Mu o, Shantel Campbell and Colin Krafft. Senior Council. Front row: Harry Carrothers, Dianna Butler, Ryan Saulters, Luke Ealey and Arnie Fontenot. Back row: Zena Price-Broncucia, Charmaine Billingsley, Dyrell Halley, Ashley Filer, Reese Boyd, Alura Baxter, Jeremiah Lewis, Elise Mann and Blake Swain. \:1).1 &n-d-..·tk • I I Zc.1\l ~Ol.U\l • 12 "School Bo.11 i s fun lxYJLN' we mcd \\tth otha his 111 ors .md c me togctl-..-,· w1th J wmmon gml i mJI tng our schools "'ttcr." Clockwise from top left: Toga, toga. Participating in class competition day during Homecoming spirit week, sophomores Ian Bartholomew and Emma Ferg wear togas to support their class. Trash duty. Clean· ing up the back of the school, sophomores Chris Hayes. Ben Brady and Kalen Acquisto help keep East looking good. Serving It up. Getting ready to pass out meals at a soup kitchen, seniors Jeremiah Lewis and Ryan Saulters are prepared for the dinner rush. A masterpiece In the making. Helping at Wyman elementary school. junior Shantel Campbell helps first graders with an arts and crafts project. (Photos by Usa Porter) :'J"('Illklh LC\\ IS • I 2 Ount\1 &ttlt,. • I 2 ' -OlllKtl IS grc.1t lx'C.HISt' \\ l' h.l\'(' ,brll' so num thtngs togdhn. It's .1lnu;t .15 tf \\"(' \\'(')"(' .l f.mltl\; tt's 1 fX)Stttw l,l\."II"Orlll)(''lt." KJlellA }ttSto • I 0 &,,, BrJtt- • I 0 "\ \ C C'lljO\ COL IIK:tl tt .ll!O\\S us to e•l."'.trr sd spmt 11\.i mvolvrlx't lll5r lllC'lt Ill thr l lSS 200°.'' \\'ttl T ~, 1 • 0 K1k C ltil.&. " • o "\\e \\.l!ltfd to o:1 student COLII1Ctl to 1t.'lp our fctlo\\ students .md to h,1\.r .1 \. e Ill our school." student council. ~ �Sweeney Todd Cast: f'l"onl row. Rat\ Ward. F~lklty Duro her-Harlem n, Wav rly loza. AI and Alex Feldm n. Back row. )a k Dowling, Paul Emrich. B •n Brady. Ken H ff Anth ny Vc l natal\, Chari c Cowan, Brldg t Kromre): ora Uvlng ton. Dan Ald. atoll Fl Jack n M F.rl Snieder, Tere a Cotlln.Sh han. Micheal U htbach. M nlca Scott George Sepmeler and ·hwabe. West Side Story Cast: f'l"ont ro": Maurice Murph): Mackenzl Bell· ugent. Erin Smith, Cara Fallano. David Stenlnger. atalie Fine, Tim Peck, Alex Stevens. Duncan Macleod. Waverly Loza. Maddie Reusch. Rachel Steed, Qulera Cantrell, B~cca athanson, Abby To mpl , Molly Hartman and Felicity Durocher· Harleman. Second ro"~ Lucas Barel -Columb. Michael Richard on. Clar~ St nlnger, ala ha St~ln. Navalyn Waggoner. Usa Wormle)~ Monka Andrews. Jeremiah Lewis. Cally Dalton. Cassy Clayman. Ken Hoff, Torln Schuster. Dan Ald. Kirby Pag~·Schmlt, Rafl Ward, Jack on Meredith, Ben Brad): Amy Fa llano. Amanda Ueb. Alexandria Leenatall. Marcu M ado" , Bridget Kromrey. Zamlr Hall. ora Uvlng ton, Keith Peter ·on, Daniel Ed"ards. Kayla Roper, Malcolm Brown and Anthony Vessels. Ba·k row: Jack Dowling. David Burris· DeB< key Charlie Cohen and lan King. Ken Hoif • 12 .. I h.1vc l xn u1 FTC for 4 \nrs Jrt.i b\ fJr in\ fJ'vorite p.1rt lS lx'lng prcsk..il'n t of FTC COLli1LlL" C1ll\ 0Jlton • 1 2 .. M\ fJvonte p.1rt Jbout ETC is thc con t..ri'l:e \ou g.1tn from t'1l' supp.Jrtt\'e ~'Ople Jr un.i \ L~ plus, t t·s fun." N~£h.11.i. Ri.i u-cro1 • 1 1 "M\ f.wonte p.1rt Jl--ou t FTC lS hot peoplc in 1t Jnd !xc<1USC t11l'Jter ktds Jre J\vcson1e." Tim Peck • q "M\ fJvontc p.1rt Jl--ou t FTC lS the eil..~k_s Jmount of crc<l t ivtt )- . Also, Mr. Mon lS uol." [2J1}-zJ theatre. Clockwi e from top left: Oh snap! On tage, seniors Alex Stevens aod Ken Horr. fr hman Tim Peck. soph· omore David Steninger and junior Rafl Ward perform their ynchronized •napping. Tech Crew. Front row. Bill Huggins. Billy Gabel. Matt Brown. Ben Bowen. Brandon Flnnle Matt Dowling and Peter Hartman. Second r.,.... Julie Bennett, Gavin Jacob . Jacob Green wood. l aac Wanamaker. Laura Phillips-Strain, Domi· ni~ue Calloway aod Pearce Connelly. Back row. Monica Scott, Carlo Davis. Canyon Bnak, Undsay Smith. Arl anna Hill. Wawrly Loza. Leigh Barn holt, ate Macken· zle and Greg 0 Brien. letk rumble. ln We t Side StOI)I; juniors Jad<son Meredith and Ben Brown. seniors Dan �eatre • n. 11 the • ETC: Front row: Sophia Schwabe, lauren Freeman, Haley Je eman. Perla Orden z· Rodrlgu~z. Uzeth Amat~co· ava , Amanda lelb. Ma·kenzl Bell· ugent, Jack Dowling. Ken Hoff, ZackSu cl. Paul Emrich. n Meredith. Ficllctty Durocher-Harleman, Ben Brady. Brld et Kromrcy and Marcus Meadows. Second rffi\~ lan King. Harris Alterman. Clare Stenlnger, lout e Pietruszewskl, Robert Addams. luca Barel Gotumb. ora Uvlng t n. Qulera Cantrell. Monica Scott, U a Wormley. laura PhiT!lps-5tram. ed Imhoff, Beatrlz Contreras. Kirby Page·Schmlt , Dave Woodard , Torln Schuster, Duncan Palmer. 11nd R fl Ward. Back row: 1 11e Wan11m11ker. David Burris· DeB ke): J h Tucci, Danlelle Ca IIIIo, Colette English, Tim Peck. David Stenlnger, Kye Killian, atalle Fine. Karlssa frolov, Maggie Hughes. Sam11ntha Egl • Waverly lozc. Vlkl Eagle, Tent a Gotlln-5heehan, Erin Smith, Cally D !ton, Arlannc HIT!, Sa11 nnah Allen. Undsay Smith, Dawn Hun-k. Michael Richard on and Domlnlqu CaiiO\\'a): lac The East Theater Company was once again one of the largest and most popular actlvites at East. The group met once a week in the auditorium to work on lmprov. role playing and stage a t!ng. for fun and to increase their skills. "ETC is great because the activities are fun. and there Is o much support from other members: explained freshman David Burrls·Deboskey. Beyond we kly activtles. the East Theater Company Is also responsible for the fall play and the spring mu I al. This yeari; fall play was ·sweeney Todd: a melodrama about a malevolent barber. played by enior Dan Aid, who slits his customers throats and makes them into pies with the help of the chef. Ms. Lovett. played by junior ora Livingston. "In the fall play I liked killing people and then pulling a lever to make the barbel'S chair tip over; said Dan. The spring musical was · west Side StorY. a how about rival gangs based loosely on "Romeo & Juliee Director Mel Duggan explained. ·west Side Story Is one of the most important American musicals ever made~ Sophomore Ben Brady commented, "What I like most about the musical is blending three activities into one: singing, dancing and acting. Its a lot of work. but It worth It in the end~ The sets. lighting. costumes and sound for the show were de igned and created by ETCs tech crew, and Mr. Oxman5 orchestra provided the music. • Viki Eagle ETC Council. front ro . Amcnda lelb, Jadt Dowling. Ken Hoff. Zllck Su I, Brld et Kromrey. ora Uvlngston, F1 llcity Durocher· Harleman, J ck on Mered1th and B n Brad): Back row: Isaac Wanamaker, MacKenzl Bell· ugent . Marcus Mead ws and Paul Emrich. theatre. [211]3] �• 11. b Abraham Lincoln once said, Alway bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any one thing.N The top ten seniors have proven their resolution to succeed through academics, excelling in all of their classes and maintaining a high grade point average. They have also found ucce s in numerous club , athletics, and other extracurricular activities. The students featured on these pages repre ent the unofficial top ten eniors, in random order, based on grades from their first even semester . Teacher who worked closely with these students and knew them well had the following to ay: NS mething that these exceptional tudents all have in common is that they all submit truly thoughtful written work. • Mrs. Taylor, Science MFirst. I always feel bad for number eleven; l root harde t fl the eleventh best. Second, I appreciate how these kids liven t classroom with discus i ns. Hard work really does pay off. • Mr. Madison, English MThe top ten tudents give us their intellect, hard work, a desire to excel. They help make East the best comprehensive hi school in Denver. We appreciate their diligence to academics.M • Mrs. Callum, Principal MGraduating in the top ten of this school is a signal distincttor in both intellect and dedication.N • Mr. Thalhofer, Social Studies MThere's only us, there's only this. Forget regret or life i yours to miss. -Rent MKnowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. - Alfred Lord Tennyson M M N M M Berkel y Di tvorst MPersonaUy l'm always ready to learn, although l do not always like to be taught. -Winston Churchill [2J"1}-4J top ten. M Nlf you ever teach a yodeling class, probably the hardest thing is to keep the students from just trying to yodel right off. You see, we build to that. Jack Handey N - �Zdck SLisel MKind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.~ - Mother Teresa Nl have found that if you love life, life will love you back.~ - Arthur Rubinstein GJbe MJnn l<Jtie HJvrJn k NYou can't have light without dark to stick it on.~ - Arlo Guthrie ul hate quotations. Tell me what you know.~ - Ralph Waldo Emerson StefJnie Tud r MJry Dewey You have to pay the price.~ -Eric Evans NBe the change you want to see in the world.w - Mahatma Gandhi. top ten. [2""f115] ����s. �}oJ are such a g1ft to w.- even r.-.'hen VOIJ r.-.·ere 011r nm~~htv Berne. '~'e are so verv prcul of yw and so verv grateful to have such Grace among 11 • Love. VOI.lr very e....Xer~£Jd famdv Jorutlun Smith This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased Matthew 3:17b '1<\o of ten pco1 k' nus a 11 opp< )rt utut y t<) h.nc .t l.ntgh, u snltle, u pcc.:t.t I "'-''- r· I. 1: u t.tkc adv.tntag<.· cv ·t· y tIll\ ' Thank <llt ku tnuking <>lit ltv<.:, C.:<Hllpk•t<.'. ILan't 'I.Valt t<>scc'l.'-hdt th ' Love, Mom and Dad f'ut ll l l.' h,ts 1 n st < >1 • f<>t ' )'<HI. l.<n• .ne <nil s1 <..'<.t.tl gtft 1 full of joy and curiosity as a toddler. Great strength and courage as a teen. And wisdom beyond her years as a young adult. May all your dreams come true. Love, Mom Eagle You have grown into an enjoyable. lovable young man. which I atn very proud of. Love. Morn [2J2}oJ baby pictures. In my ctean rn engel ncrned Victoria caoo to me. in o.r most diffloJt slluot100 you were bom And still you were gtven llfe "Victay" Yo.r ncme trmsbted n .lopcrcse Vi · BeouhfU K1 - Hq:Jpiness Ray· Coming Love, Mcrn and Rod �MJtt Lizzy (\}j ().~Q_ ,..() We re so proud of you. who you've become. and what you've accomplished. We wish you ~reat ~~ ~ou& o ~ou\ happiness and success as you head to colle~e. and throu~hout your r Love. Mom and Oad You br' ough I jo~ and lov in1 o our' liv s and con I inu I o do so - we're so pr' oud ot how tar ~ou've con1e. You bave growl) il)to a fil)e youl)g JT)al). We are very proud of you. Keep srT)iliQg al)d bave fur) doil)g it. Love, Dad, Polly & Gral)drT)a Lov . f"lom . Dod and Lisa Ben Jordln No matter how big or tall 4ou get. 4ou will alwa4s be this little bo4 to us. We cant wait to see 4ou achieve all 4our goals and to see where 4our future taUs 4ou. Alwa4s remember to Jceep 4our head up and never Jet an4one or an4thlng stop 40U from reaching 4our dreams. love 4ou olwo4S , Mom &Ashle4 R'lne h 1!/Jllmson tJS c;oken by ,\'elson 1 rd Ia Our d f. r JG nd lllllf we r Jnad«jngfe. Our d i foor JG 1/ud w ar powerful bevorrl me:lSJJr _he k 01~ lves who om I fo bo bnlh!ml 'Ii«f gorgw1 f. ~J/cuP. ldmlly who nre VtJJ ryj to Jxfl }t>J 11re e;oo;ceJiloiiill doni be frmd lo &}J£M tl to Ihe world. [LNa \fom nd Dad nud Koa One ehoula hav6 lnel~ht Into thle worla of ar6ame that paeeoe In th6 twlnklln~ of an 6y6. Hojo 5h1~6tokl Lov6, lov6, lov6, Mom & Daa \\Jhcn XJU n.X't'c born, XJU UX't'c bom . JX"Cial &- loucd be Rn11C1llbcr n.'l!l<:'n nd mord'i . k"p5 n: ill not be homrx"T'ct:l: l'Dil<:'n 9Qll mn, ~-uu U111l not stumble fiold on to •nstrudion, do not k-1 1t go, ~1uard 1t mdl, for 1t L.'i 90ur hk (ol)(' lllom &- ITiar_y (ou baby pictures. f21211] �Lavvrence .C:tav w th mo!1ll'nl whde RJmll~ vow beautd'u/ eves on the future. We hope that life5 journey brings you everything you de erve - love, adventure, joy and challenges - and mo t importantly, happiness. Beheve vw d r;e1v behev. 111 VOW'S >](, w}mfever VOil d Ire. KII(J.o.' vw are lovro arri ~~.·e beheve l!J vw. Love, Mom and Dad lnve ,\1om ~ It Ius h. one of our Johnson 'l'll T Jl e the tu11e to wonder, tun? to set e Jt1d slure T Jke the rOJd less trJvelcd, time to g•vc Jtll1 ure. grc1tcst jO\ ~ to w,1kh \ u grow tnto a bnght ,lrK.1 confk.·h1t \ ung w tll..ll wtth ,l gre,lt serL~' of hu11101. \Vc ,Jt\' \U) proud ~ \ u. Lt\ 1.' c, -h dJ\ to 1b fullest. All ur _upfX)rt JrK.i love, ~orn, D.Jd Jnd I tu l \.. Molll .m.i 011.i Scales "F:s ' 1 )- ,d l1 ng is g t· ·at \.Vh •n greatly pursued:' -C)fh.•e t Wendel l I hllnl •s, ] 1. If you want to find perfection, don't look in the mirror. rust and honor your passions. Love, Grandma, Mom, Selana & Daniel l_, ')\.."L", 1\.1<ml, [ )ad :tnd Aminian [2J2}I] baby pic tures. You rnean the world to us:! Now go s:how ever~one what ~ou can do! S~annon, on Oct. 21 1 was blessed wit~ a loving da!Ag~ter. Yo!Ar e!:1eS and !:10IAr smile broiAg~t lAS Jo!:1 and ~applness and !:10IAr accomplls~ments lnl 1e YolA ~ave blossomed into a bealA f!A !:10IAnglad!:1. Love. Morn and Dad Love, Mom, Sftawn, Dawn, Sfta~,Jia. Tf\e Co ns famlli:J �Tlw <·ouragv that .You h:tH'Don't throw it :t\\ay~aH• it fiw anoth<•r tinH·A notlwr da.\·Tlw fin·~ all ~u·ourHl youBurn big and lwightT But Uw fin· d '<'P in~id ·youBurns stron ··and lightT \\( • a t'l' VI' I • JII'OII< I of you! I'""' :\twn, A llg;Plo and l «alwlla Fontenot ~.M.I'\.'(•·u·.ll x·. 1 UHull ).:\} 1 Rub_y, We couldn't be more proud of_you. Eour kind heart an(generous nature show throu_gh in all that_you do. We looe_you. "The future belon_gs to those who belieoe in the beaut_y of their dreams~ -fleanor Roosevelt It '\'c\.~ k J\( ell Ill. l sagl lt f, M \.'( llll Ill( )fl), ( l,.}( I ell}( I IJclf}( It\\(\ (Jic\1 'K ltlk\ \.'c\S II><· flt'->l tc >I" >k t '- llt 'I< llt .tt< I x • tllll· h ,, II IS• l< • II I< I ( • II X"'' " " • .t k " II lg }><I >lldllCfd\.Vtlf)(t<·rfUI S\.,C(~t l>!g ..... -..1< I 1<>"-l.tllk Xllll 1.1111< I '-' >Uk t I x 'I >t< ><I< t <>I'-' lll ( ''•" 1< It 11.1 la1< I< ,\lllll\. .tlld < '• tsill \ <1 Ilk I ol <iod I k " ' • '-""' \1111< • ,lfl< IIi ll "-< > fooe, mom, tlad, Paul and matt 1 >t< "ad ol ">t •' ')•_HI' .7-f/ma, vo11 "bmt it. ··· ] 011 bttPC 11 )1l'!)' bn:e:bt fitt/111'. 1 1o11c vo11 tmt! 1)1{' {//'{' PCI)' pro11t! of yo11. ·u ~ort. a ra «:;rand a ·Jl (omt~llll D11tl C1ly Lemar, Te€! We are so proud '"'' sr 10 beau•,ful and amoz1ng womal" you 'Jove become ollow ycxr posston wherever 1 !TlOY d you and you w1l soar And er"ierT'ber no MOtter how old you e may you s I ftnd lOY rum ng w aoandon I~OLg tf,e fiel s ~th N\onigie "Go, Kads, Go!'' f.ove, Tf>e Ptaygrot.Jp Parents baby pictures. [21213] �Your hurnor and srnile has brought us happiness. We are so proud of ~ou and ~our accomplishments. (ih/wa:J,& cele6rate :J,6Ur lrcfe Love. Morn and Dad &6 ,er6ub 6{ :J,6U. wft~ a s6n3 Tn )J.6Ur ~eart anb a bance Tn )J.6Ur ste,e. '(De /tJVe :J.6U anb are Rae You w r-e m an I I o be an Ang lau-e ver- srnce ~Oll wer-e Keep singing! .til y< ut ,tee< tnplt hnl 'tH . )~nt h,\V out'"" · .tnd su1 port L'\.'~ 1"). SIL' J' <lf t h "\.\.' ,1)'. w~-·11 I ,. I tght I hL"tL" \.\.'11 h )nlt. I o.,·~. We love ~ou I"lor'' and Dad l\.1un\, I 'l,u..l, .u1.d 1 •It s,t igan Yoll've got the braul. the heart ucl the Jlerve Mo; You are unique in all the world. You have touched all who know you with your quick wit, your warm soul and your loving heart. Lucky for us that we have been able to experience it all with you. Love always. Mom and Dad CongratlllatiOJlS OJl \lSillg all three Love. Molll. Dacl. Mitch. Korey ucl Brette Allison Barrett "Always bear il) ll)il)d tl)at your owl) resolutiol) to succeed is ll)ore baby pictures. b~li~v~ in your~tf. ill)portal)t tl)al) al)y Ol)e tl)il)~." - Abral)all) lil)coll). "'"& th~ eheng~ you Wizh to ~ in th~ world." -Ghandi We are so proud of your accoll)plisl)ll)el)ts al)d of tl)e <Vane~ <Vane~ <Vane~ persol) you are. We love you! bow, Mom, ®ad, Jemt end ooph~ Mom al}d Dad [2J'2}-4J Grnb your dr~m~, �Sanderson Uf~'5 1i k~ a • '(lt'(( h' Lit•e in th moment and make it .·o beautiful that If 1cill b wot·th mmembet·ing! --pi~c~ of cak~ - ~njo~ ~IJ~~ bit-~! Lo\1<2, f'1o"-\, ""Dad and )<255i<2 LOI'(', :~1om, Dud, a11d Cafhl'ritlf' D ea r Andr e w f?eth1-, We celebrate qour ~p1-r1-t and compa~~t,on. You're de~t1-ned to make a di-fference. embrace qour dream~! You m a k e u s Io ugh . Work h a rd , pi a ~ h a rd be a good fr ie nd a nd n e v e r lo se ~our wond e rful se n se of humor . W e lov e ~ o u mor e l l-ove. Mom D a d . a nd Jon a than Mom, Pad and Pale "\(mr pa " 'THE ~ion thr lif • and lmt• for oth •t·::-; ""'ill mak(• a <liffet• <'11<:<' in our world. ( 'ontinm• to lon• dt•(•pb: laug·h often and foll<m' your h(•at·t. 'A·· htP• • h(•pn hk·:5~<'<1 by your gifts. Thanks for shal"ing all yout· "::-;hining nlotnt>nts" v:ith us. ~ock on! You never cea e to amaze u ! xe. Mom, Dad, elint and R.Jch DOOR OPE TO 0 H PPL E TWARD." . K IERKEGAARD To THE ~100. • • ·o B CK. Mo 1 Ic make- u.' '<1 l'f'T1 mcrllwcnc, lm elv and clk"m~hcful r· TV'T :n c 'c:'U ha1e n wn up w ~Lol , DJddy md l'at•l' Tt,Emma: Full d dream•, laur;hcrr and ra--k'n. K p ch m dlld -hare chcm nich ch n 'l"id. L_::o!L...--~-----=:...._-.....,~ Lc1, \lama baby picture . [If2J5] �Wir wiinschen Dir, dass Du so freundlich, fleissig, interessiert und mutig Deinen Weg weitergehen wirst wie bisher und dass dieser Weg Dir und den Menschen urn Dich herum viel Freude macht. Thank you for 11 years of joy and laughter. We hope life brings you two 11 much happiness 11 you have brought to us. Love, Momi.ute, Homie DI' J Dawg Love Mom and Dad An amazin~ pair always have been. always will be. So together. and so different c.oLwag ous Whc.n ~ou look I:.> a k on ~:~our' life. ~ou'll r gre I I he I hings you d1dn't do mor'L 1han 1he ones you did. We lov you I o the moon' Alwa~ s keep ~our The wo,.ld i~ a bette,. place with ljOU s ense of humor ~our in it. 'We a1'e ~o blu~ed to hove ljOU personalit~ . and ~our "~ ou,. doughte~ M"4 ljOU1' life be wonderful s mile . Black filled with oil good thing~: happiner~, tall and proud ~ou have a love, good heolth & p1'o~pe,.itlj . [g,ve, lot to give to the world . love Mom and OoJ GandtJ We all adore you. We will rniss you terribly w hen you leave. "Life rnoves pretty fad. If you don't stop and look around once in aw hile. you could rniss it." Love. Mom. Dad. Gavin. A iden. Riley. and ~erric;: B. [2J2}-6J baby pictures. Wt art dto-;;ro-ad o-f fft,t f'O'!IHff man fft,af f'O'!I nave btOO'mt! Ltrvt_ Mtrm& Dad �Brene1sha, Keep stnving for excellence and pursue your dreams with intensity and confidence in your abilities. We love you. cJydney, ou are sweet, smsiti'Pt, bright, talented, and much more. 'We ld'Pe you and -wen so pfTJtJii of y011. 'We looijorJWJrd to rMtching aU the ~ntkiful thingr -we~ you rti/1 accomplish. r Mom, Dad, Ruby, Rakeem & Bryan c.:JrCom and Vad Atttfun\Na How the years have flown by! Our hearts swell with pride to see the confident young man you have become. May your life be filled with the happiness you have given us and may all your shots hit the back of the net! Love, Mom a ndDad Davis Tkef'e kA\fe bee~ MA~!j c.kA~~e' o\fef' ~ke :jeAf'' bv~ ovf' l.o\fe fof' vou are tre 1ght of my fe. I ave you a~d ar~ proud of you!! !10ll ~ ' e\fef'l.A'~~ ~~ . "Yovf' d.Ad. wovl.d. be pt"ovd.. Mor1 70 o11r 'R.r!J·e But!Tbt fairest flower in our gartle11. :Fmm JfJIIr f::fJ1'i"g f'ami~v­ · l{fJm, ·D11t/. :P1111I D 01' DOI'i n. Con tinu 1o mok ever~ do~ th best do~ of ~our ~OUI' life. You 01' th b s1. life. Liv Lo-.e you tor ver. l"lom. Dad . Devon. Hun1 r & Iader baby pictures. [2121!] �f r r 11 L f,m du.:s. I LUS I LjOUI cu~c 011 I his grcu I. gr ur,J wo11dr ous ucuu I 4· sl c mukcs u In L pir u1 L Ay LjOUr mol h r· u proud o' yu Yu lurr d out o' u u fm . fir gu 1ku u llic.s o'lor·tun . Lit 's I r cuuyc. uwurl s you. tulf ill your· dr cmns. rl UL ~our ·s I or· I· I ukir '. ba QT lOSt: IIQlb Qt YOU& b&t:4l4S OR 4SP1&4TIQ!IS. Fa& It YOU na. YOU l4lY STill t:liST1 lJUT YOU 84Vt: Ct:4St:b TQ liVt:. -'I'IIOilt:4U kt:t:P b&l:4l41!1G. 'Y ou ur c u wond r·tul grit. l lo\C 40u so much - !'1om Lavt:. l'.!al4 4!1b b4n Walk your path with th~ joy and 6nthuelaem you hav6 alwaye ehoM. Your emll6 will h~lp to mak6 th~ world a b6tt~r plao~; It alwaye hae for ue. Mak~ a dlff6r~no~. Lov~. Mom Dad, and Kathl~6n " oth1ng 111 t c "orld can take the place of per htence. Tar nt "1ll not; nothing 1 more common than un uc e fulmen l'lth talent Geniu' I' ill not: unn!l'arded geniu' 1 aim'"' n pro,-erb. F.ducauon I' ill not, the world ts full ot edu at d d reli<:t . Pem tence and determmation alone are omnipotent I he logan ' Pre On' ha ohed and al" ) \\111 ohe the problem ot th human race."- Cah m Cool idg Fromm) Dad to me; nd from me to )OU at your h1gh chool graduation. \\nh lme, )Our M m Love. Mom. D~~. ~"'~ Kor~ May you bless others as richly as you have blessed us. Decu· . J1e'S/!( lle, .V!y 1n·a ye r is t II at 11011 succeed in all t II at !JO H cndeai'OJ: P 11t God ji"rst ill !JOilJ'li}i'. I (/JJ/ /'('J lj fH'OIUl Love always. Paul, Mom, Brendan, and Dyn a ~ baby pictures. of yo u an d 110 111 • ;; wt I/( ,. wo u I d luu·e ber 11 too. Lo t•e, D ad, J.P �SedbrCXJk GROW HAPPY WAY DOWN DEEP, Pauley dolly. apple 1p1der, Chlorine on the beach, HOPE IN THE WORLD, LOVE FOR YOUR SOUL AND NEW WINGS Loving 1p1r1t, muJiclan poet, FOR YOUR SPIRIT TO FLY Wandering the world. ABOVE YOUR TROUBLES. We love you. 1'\om, Dad, Danielle Pogue DEAR GtB "YOU CA I OT HflP BUT LEAR I ¥\ORE AS YOU TAKE THE 'ORLD I 'TO YOUR HA 'DS. TA 'E I REVERE TL Y, FOR IT IS A PIECE OF ClAY, ITH \\llLIO 5 OF HU BPRI I s 0 I I ." - ]OH UPDIKE Na \l• W e • •e v••u ptoud of the uoung ladu !JOU h a v e LovE, MoM AND JAcoB grown to be and the woman wa know uou ' ll be c ome . Babu g itl hul\l know th la lA JU At the beginning tha wotld 1 uou• •· We II a lwau a be he•• for uou when e ver uou need u s. Keep Ood In uour mind heart and s oul . )l .. l OUR lO\ E: ,'v\0 V\ A D DAD Love M om and Eric 'cl/11 Svveetser SAM· \'@ll ArtE 'T'HE WGH'T' @F @llft WVES- N@W G@ @ll'T' ANf> WGH'T' 'T'HE W@fti!Jf>• NAMU'T'F.· Keep OJ\ be~J\9 4-rve t-o !lovr,etf. We D..re 'o provd. ot wko !30V D..re. frt@M M@M DAf> hAOEV ANf> 'T'HE BUSS Lo"e, MoM A."<i 'DA.<i Twins-, We ~e p~d of iiifl of s-tay clos-e to God, t~ yQ(.&~ wg~" yQ(.&'ve be<;g~. lgok fgrw~ tg yQW' f(.&t(.&re jgys. and fulfill you,. pu,.pos-e. ygwo S"''es$f:S iii,d love We (..we ~"' iii,d [)Qd baby pictures. �.. I have found the best way tO give advice to your children is to find out what they want and then advise thern to do it. .. - !-larry g, Trurnan 70 ...,l (v Bt1by .1"1. .J'rt l'rflttbal _l'IJII gm1l' i11t0 f1 bmllti(lll \'01111" lt1dy. tl/lflllo llltltft r wbc!i .\'flttr tlli tllm ta{t yo11. li 1111111bcr om tbtit.f!: lti 11t'rt r rotlilt lilt (Jt{/ lllltil tbt jimll bdl nit!!\ imllf [1i1t! bt rrt!lm.e:. Til fllll'fly1 bt tbt!i }or yw. With love. f:or ....;Yom From Your Village J...a.li.;l We are .<:o prwd of yo.1. Contmue to !;mlle and walk wJth your head up. Allow all of _vour future goal~ to be reached!! L1ke vou alway.<: .<:ay fake tt hap~n!!! John5on- Piaq the game... Plaq t,t well tove. Lwo Your flamq \fom Dad r; J: e}'EI I< cy()IJI( ~Q.O.IJ-t~ IJt Q.lg~ O.i(Q. -t Q. u.f~,hd.()OJ -t() ~()IJI( ~()IJ . d.o.l(hh~ d.o.IJ~\-tQ.I( Q.\}Q.I(\1<..-t\·~_h~ 1 Q.\}Q.I( ~()~Q.d. cy()IJ O.i(Q. 0. O.hd. ()I(,Y\)JQ. '()\}Q. ~()IJ. W\.()\'V\ 0.~~ CQ()~Q.l(\: The depth and breadth of my love for and pride in you are more than words or this space can ever capture. More than a black hole. Mom Aid T::>eared Daniel. You wero oJ,.,.o!ls o ~ rot!kerl 'De.dinolion Unknown - Mo!l the journeg Dring !fOUjoy liM!. Wt'sdom ond!four nome in 6ng# tgl.k/ Rock on/ You ins:pre us/ '--e. Mom Dod.llowordondK.ok [2J3}oJ baby pictures. �Bolden "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." ·Ralph Waldo Emerson You are elemental, h e wind, like water. You grew beneath my heart, a.rving rememberings in my bed rock. Your name is written on my heart. "Ala roi - no Ka oi.~ I love you beyond words. '"Cowboy up.~ the world is waiting. We know you have It In you to succeed In whatever you dol Love, Mom, Dad, and Zach AmandaThe day they laid you in my arms. I Rnew you w ould always succeed at anything you set your mind to. You have made us proud with all you have accomplished. Al w ays follow your heart and let its love lead you to success Lo~ c I' Iom. fl ex. 01 d f sl Icc Love. M.c:xoo Stevie Lyn, You have always been the light of our life. That light inside of you will brighten the world! "I hope you dance." Love, The Mommas Jimenez -\c' y ..~u ...~t 1 1er $. 1 ·t e t h1~• ~-.1~ ~~le, a t e.1r ..~f ie ~llillllllc'r~; Ill t he •..~rner ..~f c1 Lir eye: f ..~r .'Ill t lut y ..~u h ~\ e -.-..~n rl :.,k" i Fr,~m the rn.. .. b y yl~u were l·l~n1 Y l~Lo tl-~\ e Lit; .~ L10tU~ll111rrec.,__,~c~·~ ..~.f ;!.1(-c" '\ Jr .-e Ill .~II ClrCUillc;t .lllCec;. St -W t t1.1e t ,~ y ..~r he.;~rt ...10 1t 1~; l·e~ut1ful. L.~\ e -\lw.1yr-. baby picture . [213J1J �Overbury ~o ~onde2r ~our birthda~ i5 \Jal<2niin<2'5 "Do~. ~ou'r<2 n_LL TU~ Llc;UT!> IN TU~ UNiV~R!>~ AR~ YOUR i(lt{ 5~<2<2T 05 chocolat'<2 and -Q TAc;OR~ . '(ou Llc;UT UP OUR UV~!>. ~ou ha\.1<2 a h<2art of gold. I a~ \.1<2~ -proud of ~cu. CoNc;RATULATION!> c;RADUAT~ Ke2<2-p ~orking hard. \\f~ LOV~ YOU . ~Otvl. ~Gl.J. c:;-RANDtviA. ~TAL hn 1lX1 morning'~ baby fuiYf you think hn ~wutr Ro~ on 1lX1 ~WI, ~~"~on 1lX1 ful Cklr b~ from God. cU"ld Cll)tl) I h.._·Jn 1 ) "')tl\ .. 1n tcl ). lH f uudy" r ) 1 n.lud I,,, l l l I h 'IJII\C • l\.1om, l ) • I. l\.1 1 , 1oV!Z, Mommy and Toni Everv dav and in everv wav "You're getting bener and bener." BU We love vou. om, Dad and Jimmv Christ Thatch You have always been a delight and joy in our lives. We love you so much and know that whatever you choose to be, you will be very successful. Love, Mom and Dad [2J'3]IJ baby pictures. Gon. You are captain of !:JOur ~hip. Life can be challenging at: time!:; but: remember you are in charge of !:JOur o w n dedin!:J. Love you alw ays:. Morn and Dad John 3:16-18 �Bolger )cut smt (; and sptnl These thin~s we warmly wish for you Someone to love, some work. to do, a bit d sun, a bit d cheer. An Irish an~l always near. ltc;ht up out• li.-Jcs. Y ttl' 6iq dt·cmns i.nspi.t•c cmd clwlleiHJ, us. fhllo ,, ;out· h ua t't to u bt·i qht futu t•c. Love from, Morn, Amy. Chance, Nor&i and R.iley \~e lo e ' J u deat-l ~ J Y1otn, Dad, and Pat Tiu11 yl"U fL~I t .. l.JIIl\..1 ruch L~y tl~ IllY life ..m~ - k"WI You w1ll always be 212 to usl We are proud of he person J I 1c' t ttle k~\ c>. ~ L~u ~1re tt1.1ly ~1 He(-..~;111\..1· you have becomel I ~1111 :_;L~ ~'rL~l, ~ L~f yL~U Re~1ch fL~t· the st ~1rs bly L-.~\ c>, Love ML~IlHllY ..m..i yL~ur h·L~thet·~; Mom and Dad A momont ago you woro an Coon Jover, natural dosastens , lmpoee!VIy outo, oarofroo llttlo girl. Now you aro a b6auttful Cana eomottmoe tmpoeetblo) young woman. W" aro eo proua of youl Goal e. bertanan, Debater, mad scoentis . loved by many, admored by a few As you travel through 'e, Don't forg Y.ho fed you. Lovo, Mom, Dad, Joeeloa and Al"x love, Mom and Dad Thn bonita hijal May your creativity and attitude help you achieve your dreams. Pien. as Que puedes y podras. todo esta en el estado mental. We're so proud or all that you have accomplished. "La vida e. en un suefio. hazlo realidad:• othing lasts torever, not the mountains nor the seas but the times we've had together, they will always be w1th me. Te queremos mucho. Mom. Dad and easey With all Ol.C love and pnde Mcmrny and Bekah baby pictures. f213T3J �Dt 1d1e Monis Thank~ for all t~ lought~r, Consratulations Joe! We are reallY Proud of YOU. You are a wonderful son and a Breat Person! ehann and joy you bring to lif~ COngratulation~ on a job W!Zll do~ and g~t ho~ for t~ ~ty y~t to oorm. l:o~, Love. MomandDad Mom, f>cd and MediUm Creighton STAY FOCU ED AND DETERMINED BUT NEVER LO E YOUR Ml CHIEVOUS IDE. ITH LOVE MOM , DAD , SUSAN, AND NICK Tsamasfyros Lif i I ull of sur prrscs n IOLJ vu-~ momcn t. S I Ulj focus d B str-ong Be happLJ - B sate. Don't lose that smil We love l.JO 1 tlik. l'lon Dud. f I • Ul d Phthp Keep smiling, Chris! Never forget picking blueberries at Lake of the Woods. We love you! Mom. Dad, Lizzy & Rascal Satb<t. It has beeJa a YJY to get to be your pamats to watch you grow You are a woJltlerful youg J»illl. ua Keep haVIJlg fu ua lllYJ'IIJlg the gOO&\ thlllgs ill life! Love. MoJD.. ~cl ucl Steve [2J3}-4J baby pictures. Tne da~ ~OIA were l?orn, 1~new rlg~t awa~ ~OIA were going to be ver~ special and 1was rlgnt We nave watcned ~OIA become a great man We love ~OIA a11d are ver~ proiAd f ~OIA son. Tnan~ ~OIA for being a wonderfiAison. Love, Momm~ and tfie fa mil~ �Roxbury McConville ~O..M~ '?o..M~, Ll'()o o.~o.. ~o.. ~o..l.-t' O.ha_ UJO.. t()\}0.. ~()0 1.() I'V\0~ . ~()h~~o."toto.\~()hl. ()h ~()O~ You have brought us much JOy and happiness. and of coursQ we are proud of you. Your enthusiasm and determination will take you far. C\~o.d-oo.-\:'~o()h. ~1>\H., Love. W\. tv\ 't>o.d.., "M.t~O.I'\ 8. '2.~() Morn. Dad and Mary Didnru LexLJS Butler I sa you n a vsol" ,. Tips ror lire: e you 11.e•·e I:J rn. A though your entry to the world was no surpnse, I am amazed a d delighted by you as the dyl"am c you g lady you are. I am -~sK <tuesTio~s -Pr~cTace ~cTs orKanc:lness mot vated by your a ty to reman encouraged and arnb1Uous, your Innate 1nte 1gence, your generoSity to those you ove, and your nd 1-Jeart. OH... the paces you' go.....! -M~Ke Thin3s beTTer -H~ve ··L~ Fun!.. Love. The ·renTs I oveyou, Mommy Wright Jr. Your entrusiasm in everything you do is amazing. Yaive worked so hard at your accorrplishments. Words can't express how proud I am of you. While f inding your special place in this big, beautiful world • May God bless you. Ptt-Wtt, 'Wt Ut SO PIIOUD or lOU. llit urt ro rat ruutsr un at BltSStb. 'Wt lOlit lOU itlll I.(UC8. loot OU1' WOIILD, Stilt 8t co~.tts. Tau's ~ott aot!!! Gon au:ss tou, t.tot.c, h ln, " lt.cl, lb1n, 1(11: & JillU I Love You so much, Mom Dear Jeremah, AKA, Honey boy, Mlah, J-Loc, Teddy Bear, Genius and Renaissance Man, ..A.Ist keep on believing, work1ng hard and speaking your goals. No one can stop you. May God always be with you "\\h.lte'\.l'r h; ''oCi to Tuc.,.:i~\ .r'li "0 : O\ \, I :m \OlljL t t • otl....,. d1\ , 1\, I'OJ\\ \OU lW grm\1\ CJSt 111) ll\.'11 l ~k tine, ndun.: 111 O\ t'1'(0f1): th1nku1g ~-out. 1\ l>rm \11 t"') :l gut" - V.r1 1om· •1- R 1\\11 f, :d Girl Love, l '1. ', Dad, Mom, Enn & Lauren Dl.i, ~1om. 11d-..ilr baby pictures. [21315] �,, am the child, all the world waits for my coming. All the earth watches to see what I shall become. Civilization hcrlgs in the bala'lee. For what I am, the world of tomorrow shall be." Lara, we're so proud of who you are. We love you. We called th1s your rosebud face. YoJ.re been a beauhful fbwer from the start. We look forward to watchin& you contmue to blossom. Love, Morn and Dad Mom, Dad and Ashley Toph r: Our <'. -quLc;Jt<' ru~C!I and ohZ<'Il of th<' tUlll.X?rSC' Jt took a uJIIog<', and you llX'r<' UXJrth <'l.X?ry minut<'. Yo111 caVlVlot e perieVlce tV1e mracle of a cV!ild witV!o...~t ex per f'VlCIVlq tV!e sv1preme preseVlce of God Katjla, I see God Vl tjOV1. Love, Mom ( ..., 111om and Ckld Winget Our precious claughter You face your future with enclless love ucl support! We are so proucl of you! WAY TO (JO, YOU STUD!!! WI:' ARl' \'l'RY PROUD Of YOU AND ALL Of YOUR ACCO~P ISH~l'NTS . YO ' Vl' DONI:' U Love. Mo111. Dacl. Stun. Will Joe ucl Cory PROUD. WI:' LO\'l' YOU! ro everything there is a season, and a titMe to every purpose under the heaven. Eccl. 3:1 A !Mother and daughter that prays together will always stay together. love and blessings always and forever, MotM [2J'3}-6J baby pictures. Aim hl~h, Jay. Th6 journBy le th6 rBwara. Wolove, you. fbpe, Maar6, 6ooeo, Lito ana Loulo �McNaughton McCarthy Don't be denied... A journe11 of a thousand miles beqins w ith the first , um , scooch. Slow down, look up, smile! World, 11our end of the tunnel is about to liqht up! Love, Mom, llid and Riley Dear Ken. We are so proud of you! Be conHdent in yourself, and use your aeativity, intelligence, and hard work to make a difference. You are a special person. Be strong and keep your great sense of humor. All of our love to 11ou, babbin. Dad and ~ama We wi h you lot of love, time with family and friends, fi hing and fun- with a little work thrown in! Love, Your mom Low from Dad, TJ. l..eshe, Jacob, Alex and Bizabeth Nicl1oL1s Dear.. . icl' \\'lter..esoe,·er you go go ,,·ith all your heart Goniucius lou ar..e fit(~ best! I OYe you ~ I om \Ne r e so pr<:::>ud of ~ou\ \nese pasT four ~ears a"'" EasT nave been such a vvon e r fu\ je>ur ne~ Y o r fu"'" r e Is c:..ertaln "\b be fl\\ed vv\~ even mor e jC>~ nd success psm\\\ng\ \J\1. \ave ~ou\ \...=v DEAR CARL, \NE ARE I CREDIBLY PROUD OF YOU. K OW THAT WE LO\ E YOU_ 7lLWAYS. DAD, V\0 /1/1, 'v\'ILL A D baby picture . [f[317] �tie Glwa Hanison "lr t;, ouR. lO ,;~lkk ~ - ~rott\ V~AT 1U ~ 01A \JUt Wffi, .~01A' vt '""lc:\...:1, UAR.R.Y. TIJAT ~LJo v Vi;. TR.UL:!' AR.i;. fAR. ~OR.!;. TIJAN OUR. Ae>IUTI~. - DLl~e>L'-DO '- (UARR.Y ~~llAG M· frlk ~~or. Fbrr~;.R. AND rLJ~;. CuA~e>'-R. OF 6'-CR'-T~. -?Je rook~"lMJ lo e.y J~ Q.o vw ') \\k AR.i;. ~0 PR.OUD Of YOUI GMrl~ I~ ~OlAf ~,;e.,;, \\Jr '.../JVi;. YOUI Lovt~,t>~. SMMA~~t~ Lov~ M o~. DAD. CuARLI~ MID Po\VD~R 1 Tafoya Small ventures can bring future success. To my brown-€yed ooby, Iwish you the best. Love, Mom and Patrick THERE EXISTS I EVERY CHILD A SUPERHERO CAPABLE OF DOl G A,V\AZI G FEATS. JOSH, YOU ARE OUR SUPERHERO! Butcher I ~e ~w.,ys uicl you t~~te rny M\S<!I ~iven "to rne by &ooJ. -niereFore it-s only Attins you sr~eM\ lii"11T D aY YOUR 11"1 CiiN4TION. ~rt Hish AnseL 0R[4!"1 aac;m 600 aUIS I love yoUt Morn YO , l'O R LOVINCi f41"11LY Mlndisc1 Jones We- love- qou ve-rq much and know that qou wt,/1 accompk~h gre-at tht,ng~ t,n kfe'. Your path t,~ ble-~~e-d. He-lp brt,ng more~we-e-tne-~~ and pe-aceto tht,~ world. /...ove. Mom, Vad and Shant- [2J3}]u baby pictures. Congratulations Ben! We are so proud of you! Love, Mom, Doug and Rachel �Kevin (T.J.), We are proud of you and alwayt remember ..lou can do all thlngt through Jetut Chrltt who ttrengthent you':'- Philipplant 4D. Alwayt l:.eep your head up. We love youl Brooke, You are a special and beautiful young woman in many ways. Always believe in yourself and trust in the Lord. lt is the LordS purpose that prevails. Prov 19:21Love, your family love /'\om, Dad, <irandmother1, <irandpa. and ramlly YolA caVl do w~atever ~OlA set ~OlAV' miVld to. We wis~ ~olA t~e best of ever~tV1iVlg. We are s:o proud of ~ou and the wa~ ~ou have grown into an intelligent wornan with a great s:ens:e of hurnor: Love, Mom aVId Dad Love. Morn. Dad and Kelli Boyd McConnell Who v.;oulcl hm·e thought that you v.:ould haY fryo._y all hfes adPenture:! fet _your :tror!9 character ~md _your pa::ion: continue to _guide _you. J am :o thankful and proud to be _your '111om. foPe _you forel'er, '111om turned out to be a great sistm; at rrific aunt, a wonderful friend and a pillar of stn'ngth to the communit;\: I lov ya and good lu ·k! Love frmn your 'Big Sistt•r 0'. Iighty' ']}'bot lies behind J'Oll and rrbot lies abeod ojyo11 are tiny Jlltrffn:r romparet! to Yrbtrt lies rritbin you. Sw ~ou bring sunshine to our' lives. We love ~ou! L':ril't, ox ·Jl(om. !Jilt/. c:)'ttpb, tni1 :· .ffl.l' Morn and Dad baby pictures. [21319] �· what do \:jOU plan to do May all your dreams come true. Make things happen. Work bard and make a difference. with \:jOur one wild and precious life?" Mar\:j Oliver For Quinn. Love, MomandDad This is just the beginning. love Mom Follow your dreams. They lead ro your future. "It's a tX>ry funny thing about life..: if you refus<? to acc<?pt anything but th<? b<?st, u \)(?ry often gct it." Billie Jean \\Jilham ~Ill rsct s \\.'Vrl~ proud ot u, lllo • LOlX', mom, (kld and Zoch Pitts-Rogers '(ou12. LOv'b. OF LIF~ . COMPA.!>.!>ION , When friends rejoice .!>~N.!>b. OF UUMOI2. AND PI2.0FOUND both far and near e>~LI~F TUAT TU~ e>~.!>T I.!> Y~T TO How can I beep from singing? COM~ \VILL L~AD YOU TO UAPPI- N~.!>.!> \V~ Al2.~ PI2.0UD OF YOUI2. (Oua~er hymn) ACCOMPLI.!>UM~NT.!> . Mom & Dad, with love always Lov'DAD. ~ 0 1•1. c;'>aANDPA Q:l.ANDI.4A t. ~A X Colleen Matsuura 't>ear ~t~lleen. ~e are 8t~Tn3 tt~ mfu )J_t~ur lrttle ~a~)J. {ace .I f.t~~e )J.tiU are as ~rt~u~ t~{ )J_t~ursel{ as we are t~{ )J.tiU Xave a f.a~~)J. an~ successful future . '/,tJve, m,m ~Vah [2T4toJ baby pictures. r -:han · foc being o bttght at\Ll c:h rful funn:. and ta en J u �J Bardwell, Emily ........ 25. 48. 51. 168. l()Q. 2Z3. 229 Barels·Columb. Lucas ......................... 84. 212. Z13 Barnholt. Leigh .................... 103. 114. ZOO. 212 Baros. Kylie ................................ .................... 63 Baros. Sheena .................................................. 72 BMraza. Luis ................................................... 72 Barrera. Dominique ......................................... Barrett, Allison............ . ........ 25. 198. .224 Barrett. Dylan .......................................... 84. 124 Barrett. Kelsy .............................................. n. 81 Barron. Gerardo..... . ........................... 84 Bartholomew. ian ................................ 72. 210. 211 Bartll.'tt. Robert .............................................. 110 Bass. Katherine ........................... 10. 11. 22. 25. 49 Ba e. C!na ................................. 84. 171. 196. 197 Basse, Madeline ............................ 63. 111. 17o. 193 Bates. Erln ........................................... n. 165. 218 Batey, Dandre .................................................. 84 Batsford. Andr~w ..................... 25. 47. 48. 150. 151 Battle, Turmour .................. 78. 116. 118. 11Q, 179 Baumhauer. Anna ....................................... 11. 84 Baxter. Alura ........ 12. 22. 26. 42. 182, 183. 210. 211 Bayly. Joseph ............................................ 84. 197 Beard. Quanlsha ................................... 22. 26. 37 Bechtel. Dana ................................................... 63 Beckett. Nicholas ....................... 11. 18. 63. 172. 217 Beczkalo. Alexandrla ..... 11. 26. 3Z. 48. 112. 113. 193 Beczkalo. Grant ......................... 21. 82. 84. 87. 193 Behnk~. Qulnn ................................................. 63 Bell. Caitlin ...................... 4. 63. 10.2. 106. 170. 193 Bell. ........................................... n. n. <~al. Arl.............. . .•. 6. 24. 35, 193, 197 Abbott. Alexander............. •........ q 84.180. 197 tt. Emllle .................... lO. 62, 63. 110. 111. 216 Abdullah. Muhammad ........................ 72. 94. 194 .\braham. Hannah ....... 11. 20. 24. 3q 17o. 219. 233 ,&.ceved<~ Crystat. .......................... 84, 101. 197. 217 Acevedo. Vaness a ............................................. 63 Acosta. Cesar ................................................... 72 Acosta. Ell .......................................... 84. 88. 197 Acqul to, Kalen.72, 94.110. 148. 14q 156. 190. 197. 2()(l 210. 211 .\darns. Catino .................................................. 63 -\dams. Daniel.. ......................................... 72. 154 Adams. Jonathan ........................................ 24. 26 Adams. Mercedes ........... 7. 72, 77. 80. 82, 136. 137 Adams. Myrl. a .................................. 84. 147.171 Addoms. Anna ............................... 24. 26. 35. 216 Addoms, Robert ................................ 72. 200. 213 Aid Daniel. 24. 28. 34, 186. 192. 193. 198. 19Q. 201. 212. 213. 230 Atqulpa-Dorner. Stlvana ............................. 72. 17o Ajual. Marsa ............................... 17. 22. 24. 28. 189 Ajual. lankor ............................................. \7. 84 Albert. Cristina ............................. 23. 24. 30, 220 Albert. Tynara ........................................... 84. 110 Albright, Ashlee ............................................... Aldrich. Alexandr~a .......................................... 61 Alexander. Aujha ............................... 84. 138, 198 Alexis. Mlkayla .............................. 81. 114. 201 Allegrezza. Benjamin .............. 18. 63. 94. 152. 153 Allegrezza. lsabella ................. 84. 91. 115. 171. 210 Atlen. Emelia ...................................... 84. 138. 198 Allen. Laura ............................. lQ, 83. 84, 177. 218 Allen. Savannah ............................ 63. 68. 197. 213 Atston. Millicent ......................................... 72. 98 Alterman. Harrls ............................. lQ. 84. 97. 213 Alvarado. Arturo.............. . ................... 97 Amateco-Nava. Uzeth ........................ 84, 171. 213 Acnaya. Marla ........................... 186. 206. 207 Ambriz. Crlstal. ......................................... 84. 98 ,o.mlntan. Manuchehr ............ 24. 44. 180. 197. 222 Acnmlshaddal. Amana .................................... 84 Anaya. Sergio ...................................... 21. 84. 197 Werson. Emma ....... 23. 24, 25. 174.175.192.240 Anderson. India ................................. 84. 88. 198 Ander on. Parnell ...................................... 84. 119 ,O.nder on-Thayer. Brandon ................... 81, 179 ,O.ndrews. Monica ..... Q. 17. 24. 31. 48. 182. 183. 168, l'l8. 199. 200. 212 ,O.ndrews. Shantta ..................................... q 17. 84 ,O.ngeles. Luis ............................................. 84. 151 Antone, Marl. sa .............................................. 84 Mtwlwaa. Abena ........................................... 84 ,o.pet, Angelica ............................................ n. 77 ,O.podaca. Adrian ................................ 82. 84. 104 ~ppell. Alexander ........................................... 84 Aragon. Michael .............................................. 84 Arceo. Louls ..................................................... 63 Archambault. Wllllam ...................................... 92 Arline. Morgan .................................... 72. 137, 194 Armendariz. Omar ........................................... n Armstrong. Canlsha .................................. n. 78 Armstrong. Katherine ......................... 62. 63. 139 Armstrong. Larry ................. .24, 25. 60. 116. 200 Arnold. Devin ................................................... 57 "rrleta. Anthony ................... 82. 84. 120. 121. 155 Arroyo. Ricardo ................................................ n Arteaga. Marla ................................................ 84 rteaga-Muro, Jose .................................... 84. 216 ay Amanda .......................................... 84, 198 1\schklnasl. Danle1.. .................... 63. 106. 166. 167 1\sfaw. Feben .......................... 20. 83. 84. 156. 193 1\shley Tyler ................................... 13. 84. 151. 155 1\shtakala. Hrlshlkesh ............................... 24. 25 "tenclo. Alexl .............................................. 25, 51 Nklnson. Je!Trey ....................................... 84, 87 "tufunwa, Chima ... 7, 22. 25, 36. 94. 205, 227, 252 "usler. Christina ................... 63, 136. 146. 174. 175 1\ustermann. Carrie .................................. n. 165 1\valos. Jorge ................................................ 25. 51 k/ery. Jonathan ...................................... 6. SQ. 193 "very. Katie ............................................... 63, 17o Avila. Jaquellne ............................. 25. 46. 18Q. 217 "xelrod. Sydney ..... 14. 20. 25, 2Q. 60. 176. !SQ. 219. I n n n. n. n. n. I 227 1\yala. Crlstal ...................................................188 b Babcock. Lauren... • ................................... 63 Bacca. Devon...... ..................................... 25. 53 Baclo. Alexander ............................................. 84 ~~e~~J:~~~-~-~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::84-:i~ Baker. Emtly .......................... 25. 34. 61. 204. 229 Baker. Zoe ................................................. n. 157 Ballas, Anthony ............................ lZ. 63, 64. 201 Bangert. Seth ................................................... Banks. Clarence ................................................ n Banks. Dashawn ............................................. 84 Banks, Rachel ............... 21. 63, 68. 106. 208, Z09 Bankston-Jamlson. Latiah ........................ l98. 216 Bankston-Jamlson. Monlque ............................ 63 n ~~:~r-£~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~ Barber, Audra .......................... 8Z, 84, 88. 115, 218 ~;~:~ ~~~~h~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.~:.!~. ~ Barbosa, Marla .................................................. ll Beii-Nugent, Mackenzl... ............. 72. 200. Bellldo-Choy. Patrick ......................................... 72 Belveal. Benjamin ........................... 48.206.207 Benavidez. Felicia ............................... 63. 127. 129 Benavidez. Mel lela ..................... 8. 81. 146. 147 Bennett. Alexander ........... 11. 63. 167. 190. 191. 193 Bennett. Devin ................................................. n Bennett. Julia ........................................... 84. 212 Bennett. Sarah .............................. 82. 84, 87. 147 Benson, Charles ............................................... 72 Bentley. Brianna ......... 18. 23. 26. 27. 205. 234. 252 Berg, Nichole .................... 26. 35. 42. 61. 190. 233 82. 120.161.217 Berge, Hayden ........................ Berge, Nikolai ............................................ 155 Berman, Jonson ................................. 84. 172. 197 Berman. Ullian 84, 88, US, 148. 177. 197. 200. ZlO Bermudes. Claudia ....................... •............. 84 Bershof, Estee ................................. 14. 26. 35. 36 Bertram. Kelyn .................................. 21. 84. 138 Bigley. Sarah ........ H. 23. 26, 34. 192. 193. 204. 228 Billingsley, Charmaine ... 26. 54,198. 200.210.211 Binding, Kelly . ll4. 164. 165. 198. 201. 205. 252 Bingham. Jack ........................................ 7. 63. 217 Bingham, Rawley ................... 9 lQ, 83. 84. 96. 171 Bishop. Katrina ................................................ 63 Black, Jeremiah ........ 26. 29 61. 102. 116. 200. 235 Blackmon. Kevin ...................................... 26. 239 Blackwell, Sharay ................................. 84. 91.98 Blackwell, Shateea .................................... 84. 98 Blair, Brandon ............................................ n. 161 Blair, Kirasten .................................... 84, 138. 147 Blanco·Cast lllo. Araceli .................................... 91 Blea. Jonathan .................................................. 63 Boak. Canyon ...................... 180. 205, 212. 252 Bockh, Kalla ..................................................... 63 Bohannan. Akeem ........................................... Bokker, Grace ............................................. 62. 63 Bolden. RebeccalO. 11. 26, 35. 51. 190. 191. 216. 231 Bolden. Zachary ...... 21. 82. 84,123.190.200.218 Bolger. Christian ........................... 23. 26. 41. 233 Bonesteel. ian ............................ 11. 25. 27. 167, 195 Bonner. Jonathan .............................................. 72 Bonner. Reneka ......................................... 63. 198 Boone. Taylor ........................................... 84, 147 Booth. Jordan ....................................... 62. 63. 114 Borge!. Mell ssa .................................... 81. 106 Bormann. Emlly ... 27. 30, 61. 1Z6. 127. 156. 157. 228 Bortle. Megan ....... 14. 82. 84. 88. 115. 177, 198, 210 Bose. Danielle ............................... 21. 83, 84. 106 Boston, Donta .................................................. 63 Boswell. Kevin ................................................. 63 Botelho. Bryan ............................... 63. 71. 198. 216 Botelho. Ceclly .................................. 84. 115. 218 Botelho, Justina ............................................... l95 Botton, Amber .............................. 84. 87, 147, 177 Bowe, Annallse ................................................ 63 Bowen. Benjamin ...........................27. 55.212.221 Bowen. Jamal. ........................... 22. ZS. 27. 17Q, 195 Bowers. Benjamln ................................ Z7. 32.226 Boyd. Janese ... 14. ZZ. 27. 34. 97, 178. 17Q, 189. ZOO. 202. zos. 210. 211. 217, 23Q. 252 Boyd. Satha .... 21. 22. 27. 35. 122. 123. 159. 195. 234 Boyle, Katharine ............................ 14, 84. 115. 170 Brachfeld. Alexander ............................. .4. 62. 63 Bradley. Allison ..................................... n. 78. 82 n. n. n, n. n. n n. Bradley, Kyle ..................................................... 22 Bradley-Johnson. Kiara .................................... 63 Brady. Benjamin .... n. 198, JQq 200. 210. 211. Z12. 213 Brame, Reona .......................................... 138. 147 Braun, Kathryn .................................. 72. 101. Z16 Brehm. Max ............ 11. Z2. 27. 43. 108. 116. 166. lo7 Breit. lzzy .................................................. l;tl, 175 Brewer. Eug ne ................................................ Bridge, Maxwell .............................. lQ. 72. 82. 152 Brittin. Harrison ............................................. 84 Brodsky. Alexandra ............................ 84. 87.171 Brooks. Adrian ................................................. 72 Brooks. O'Brian .15. 27. 102, 116. 140. 17Q, 189 200. n .240 Brown. AndreU................................................ 84 Brown. Benjamin .6. 27. 41. 48. 193. 204. 205. 212 Brown. Cobin ............................. 63. 100. 167. 204 Brown. Jo hua ................................... 84. 198.207 Brown. Malcolm ........................... 62. 63. 198. 212 Brown, Matthew .................... 84, 97. 167. 210. 21Z Brown, Nichola> ............... 77. 80. 154. 155. 167 Brown, Nora ............................................... 84. 91 Bruce, Slera ................................... 14. 63. 182. 183 Bryant, Jame~ ................................................... n Bryant, Ronika ................................................. n Brydum. Ashleen ...................................... 85. 189 Bu hanan. Erlkka ............................................. 85 Buchanan, Lucas ........................ 9 82. 83. 85. 124 Buckingham, Brandon ................................. Z7, 35 Budhathokl, Saubhagya .................................. 85 Bunn. Dorian ............................................. 85. 119 Burchard-5mith. Vincent .................... 72. 105. 167 Burchette. Maya 63. 68. 127. 188. 192. 204. 210. 211 Burkley Vlctorla ......................................... 85. 98 Burnett. Mishee...................... .. n. 82. 105 Burns. Clay ........................4. 72. 74. 198. 19Q. 218 Burrls·Debo key. David .............19. 85. 97. 212. 213 Burtness, Danlel ... 27. 49, 57,192.193,196.197. Z33 Burton. Alex .................................................... 63 Burton. Ashlelgh .............................................. 63 Bush. Ryan ........................................ n. ln. 204 Butcher. Anthony ............................... 28. 58. 238 Butler, Collin ....................................... 85. 197. 198 Butler. Dianna ........................ 28. 34. 49 2ll, 235 Butler. Jennifer.................................................. n Buxman. Rhiannon ................................... 63. 136 Byers. Amanda ................................................. 63 Byers. Emma 5. Z8. 30. 48. 192. 193. 198. 19Q, 225 n. c C. deBaca. Emilia ............................... 94. 193, 216 Cabeli·Kiuch. Thomas .................... 63. 70, 71. 197 Cagnoni. Agustin ............................................. n Cagnonl, Francisco ..................................... 94 Calbart. Kianna ............................. 85. 91. 189. 201 Calbart, Kiara18. 28. 34, 52, 94. 144, 156. 189 201. 223 Calderon. Jimmy ............................................... Caldwell. Caroline ........................... 82. 95. 137 Caldwell. Clndy ................................................ 217 Calloway. Dominlque ..................... 22, 28.212.213 Calvin. Samuel ........................................ 200 Calvin. Terry ..................................................... ss Camacho·Angeles. Olivia ........................... 63. 68 Cambrelen. Anthony ........................................ 85 Campana. Bella .................................... ss. 91.198 Campana. Mercedes ................. 5. 28. 4o. 168. 198 Campbell. Jacquelynn ................................ 63. 218 Campbell, Jamar ............................................... n Campbell, Shantel .12. 13, 63, 68. 184. 185. 210. Z11 Campos. Erik .................................................... n Campos. Jemlela ............................................... Canada. Ariel ............ 82. 128. 17o. 168. 18Q, 197 Canjar. Jordan ........................................23. 28. 58 Cannon. Rhoads .... 6. 21. 28. 40. 48. 190. 214, 231 Cannon. Walker........................... 14. n. 82. 164 Cannon. William ........................................ 34, 58 Cantrell. Quiera .... 8, 63. 71. 77. 182. 183. 201. 212. 213 Capecelatro, Eve ............... 62. 63. 68. 94.146.147 Carey Brianna ............................. 63. 94. 184. 185 Carlson. Emily ....... 14. 17, 82. 114. 115. 148. 201 115. 148. l7o. 218 Carlson. Megan ................... l7, Carney. Chandra ............................................... 63 Carr, Jenessa ............................................... 72. 82 Carrillo. Sarah ........................................... 85. 101 Carrothers. Harry. 22. 28. 37. 94. 116. 150. 195. .210. 211 Carter. Reginald ................................... n. 116. ll8 Cashin. ian ................................................ 189 Casillas. Carlos ................................................. 85 Casillas. Jeovany .............................................. 73 Casillas. Raven ................................................. 73 Cass. Jonathan ........................................... 73. 120 Cass. Maxwell ..................................... 73. 100. 161 Castaneda. Angelica ................................... 63. 67 Castaneda. Francisco ........................................ 63 Castaneda. Jose ................................................ 73 Castanon-Guerrero, Wendl ......................... 85. 88 Casteel. Jordan ...... 10. .28. 29 34. 94. 112. 168. 18Q, 194, 195. 201. 230 Castell. Tynita .................................................. 73 Castell. Tyshia .................................................. ()3 Castille. Victor!a ............................................... 63 Castillo. Danlelle .................••. 20. 85. 128. 195. 213 Castle. Tyler ............................ 63. 71. 106. 152. 154 Castor~na. Erika ......................................... 85. 96 Castor~na. Marisa ....................................... 28. 41 Castorena-Castorena. Adriana ................... 63. 64 Castro, Alfredo ................................................ 73 Castro. Llzbeth ................................................. 63 Caswell. Emily ................................................. 63 Cato·Perry. Jamal.................... •......... 98. 121. 143 n. n n. n. n n. n. n. n. Caudl • Tessa ................... 28. 34, 35. 106. 112. Z34 Cerress·M.:Lean. Hillary....................... .. ....... 73 Chambers. Champagne .................................... 73 Chapman. Darius .............................................. 61 Chapman. John .................................... 63. ll6. US Charron. Taylor ............................ 85. 104. 120, lZl Chase· Knox. Jasmine ......................... 63. 182, 183 Chavez. Antonio ............................................... 85 Chavez. Augustus ..................................... 85. 132 Chavez. Krist lan ............................................... 85 Chavez. Ullana ........................................... 63. 64 Chavez. Yozelyn ........................................ 85, 197 Cheever. Ellzabeth ......................... 85. 110. 111. 197 Cheroute , Alexandra ................... 73. 82. 156. 190 Chlerchle. Casst .................................... 63. 71. 217 Chlneth. Kallah ...... ........ . ....• 19 73. 81. ISQ. 198 Chipley. Evan .................................................... 73 Christensen. Mlkayla ........................................ 73 Christian. Ollvla ................................... 73. 111, 165 Christianson, Carlle ....11. 63. 71. 94. 135. 144. 145. zos. Zlo. 218. zs2 Chucovich. Arek ............................................... 73 Clanc1o. Paolo ............................... 73. 106. 132, 161 Cisneros. Pete ................................................... 73 Oadls. Casslane ................................. 85, 138. 197 Clad is. Ellent... .. 29. 35. 127. 196, 197. 204. 205, 231 Clark. Bryant .................................................... 85 Clark. Janay .......................................... \4, 63. 189 Clark. Quin y ................................... 73. 206.207 Clay. Okeesltta ............................................ 73. 17o Clayman. Abraham .......................................... 73 Clayman. Cassandra ........... 6, 63. 71. 13Q, 198. 212 Cleveland. Shaqaya ............................. 73. 137, 206 Clinton, Emily .................................... 85. 148. 156 Cochran. Riley ........................................... 63. 216 Cody. Clara ....................................................... 85 Coe. Jonathan ................................................... 85 Coe. Matthew ................................................... 73 Cofield, Shan ice ........................................ 98. 207 Cohen. Charles ...................................... 6. 63. 212 Cohen. Drew ................................. 73. 125. 151. 161 Cole. Christopher ............................................. 64 Cole, Robyn ................. 14. 73. 74. 182. 183. 189 198 Coleman. Destiny ....................................... 85. 97 Collier. Aunjanique ................. 73. 78. 183.194.198 Collins. Dazyre ................................................. 73 Collins. Domonique ......................................... 64 Collins. Kevin ............................................. 73. 81 Collins. Scearrah .............................................. 29 Collins. Shannon ................... 9 12. 22. 2Q. 43. 222 Colomb. Dylan ...................................... 85. 91.132 Combs. Darien ..... l4. 29 33. 34.148.190,198.227 Conaway. Alexandra ......................................... 73 Conley Ashley .................................................. 91 Connelly Pearce .... 2q 38. 61. 166. 167. ln. 195. 212. 224 Connolly, John ................................................... 73 Contreras. Beatrlz .. 62. 64. 94. 189. 193. Z04. 205. 213. 252 Cooley, Jarrod ................................................... 73 Cooper. Jeremy .................................... Z9 35. 204 Cooper. Matthew .............................................. 73 Cooper. Tifrany ................. . ...................... 64. 70 Cooper. Walter ........................... 5. 73. 116. 118. 142 Copeland. Courtney ................................... 64. 70 Copeland. Jovaun .............................................. 73 Cordle. Deserea ................................................ 85 Cornish. Sarah ......... 64, 67. 136. 137. 205. 219 252 Corral. lema ..................................................... 73 Correll-Buss. Katherine ......... 85. 171, 208. 210. 211 Cortez-Lara. Jose .............................................. 64 Cortez· Ra): Kierra ............................................. 73 Cotton. Jazz mine ......................................... 29. 43 Cotton. Johnny ............................... 73. 81. 189 194 Cowans. Deonta ............................. 2Q, 58. llo. 151 Cox. Morgan ..................................................... 73 Cranon. lcole ................................................. 64 Crawford. Carla ................................................ 73 Crawford. Carson ............................ 15. 64. 71. 165 Creighton. Ula ... 10, 11. ZQ, 52. 61. 112. 113. 187. 190. 204. 205. 219 234. 252 Crew. Katherine ........................ 14, 73. 81. ll4. 165 Crew. Robert. .............................................. 22. Z9 Crowe. Jesse ..................................................... 73 Cruise. Emma ............................................. 85. 68 Cruz. Janet ........................................................ 85 Cryer. Ellzabeth .......................................... 85. 98 Crystal. Victoria ......................................... 83. 85 Cummings. Matthew ........................................ 73 Cunningham. Le"Ausha ....................... 73. 9Z. 184 Curr,: Devan...................................... .. ..... 64 d DaCunha. Helena............... . ........................ 85 Dadgar. Sharod .............................. 11. 73. 123. 218 Daley Charles .................................................. 64 Dallas. Amanda .............................................. 64 Dalton. Cally ........................... 29 35. 44. Zl2. 213 Damon. Chrlstlna .................. 85. 102. 138. IN 197 Dance. Brandee ......................................... 64. 217 Dane): Ivan ...................................................... 64 Daniel. Payge .............................................. 83. 85 David. Flnnian ......................................... 64, 123 Davidson. Tyquela ............................................ 73 Davies. Madeline .............................................. 85 Davis. Anthony ............................................... 64 Davis. Carlo ............. 64. 71.105. 106. 111. 2Qq 212 Davis. Dominique ........... 73. 81. 134. 135. 14o. 217 Davis. K.D. .......................................... ... 217 index. [2f4f1] �e ':l:ldrl I. AdAm........ •.......................... 32. 53 E.agl • Vikl. ..... o. 31. 38 48. 94. 189. JQ3 205. Z13 no.Z5Z . . ~ley. Aln..... ..... •......................85. 210 le). luke ....... 15, 23 31 4Cl. 48. 60. 116. 210. 211 ~~e~ ~my ................................. b4. 68. 110.191 • rtc ............................. Zl. Z7, 32 4<1, 189. 103 Edward • Dan! I.. ... I • 13. 32 33. 34, 173. 188. 18<1, m. 193. 200.201.204. zos. 212. no F.dtard • Julian .................. 11. 3Z. 40. ol. 120. 121 ~ • Sam ntha ...................... 20. 73. 1Z8. 120 213 ghmy. Colin ............................................. 73. 7ll Eld r. Brlanna. 10. 32, 35. 43. 112. 187. 191 '194 105. 201. 21'1. 233 • ~]:~~~:-~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:~:\~ :er): Ern r): Eleon< r ............. b4 68. 11>8. 109. 204 205 Und Y......... • 19. 85. 91, 147. 171. 198. 109 rkh. Paul... ....................... b4 68. 198. 212. 213 Engdahl, M t ............. b4. 106. 159. 191.204,205 F.ng lt>re hH'ollard. Skrhan ....... 73. 78. 137. 198 Engelken. U a ..... 12. 73 114, 171 192, 198. 201. 2 . 205. 252 F.n ert. Joshua ............................................ 73 o7 ~~Is~. Col tte ................................... 85. 88.' Z13 n s. an ............................................. 32 34. 44 ~ on. Spencer •••• 73. 102. I3Q. 131. 160. 1%. 107 a 1ante, )a n ........... 11. Z3. 32. 48. 123. 167. 195 n. Oea Kelly .... 30. 34. 44. Q4. !So 15Z 18Z JQQ 191 JQS. Z31 ' ' • • • ~?I~:::::~-~~~ij g:~~~ro. ~~-~-~-~-~_:::::::::::::::::::::::::64...7i:·i0a:·i~ f Oekraker, Stelan •••••••••.••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• 73. Z06 g::an :William ................................. 30. 48. II'Q Fi'otan ohammad ................ 11, 20. 3Cl. 59. 193 Fi'ugl', Kay! a............................. 9. 62, n5. 216 f\Jhl •r Ch11rle ............. ............ )I FUbl r. M•lvln ....................... • 65 FUJimoto. Brenn ••• i'll 101 127. 129. 148. l5Cl. 198 JQ9 ~:: r. Kallf.. •..... n. 32. 30. 11n, 152, JQo. 197 on. Parker. ................. iZl 151. JQQ 193 FUlton. Sadte 21. ') '· 130. 137, tn. IQS. 199 g Caa J e • •........... 65. 120. 121 Cabel Will am ................85 Catllgan, Hel n 20. 85. 91, 138. 104 Caines. D•iv'le ........... 85. 91. JJQ Caller arkus 85, 91. 19o. 197 Cal n. Andres ............................ .. Calan, Sara .. .. .. .. ....... .. .................... i'll, 176 Callego • Michelle ............................................ i'll Calye n, T~ler ................... )! 190 Canyer. R ed.. ............... ltl Carda De tiny. .. .••• )!, 180. 206. 207 Car Ia O.>mlngn ........... .. ................. 7ll Carcla Jacob .... .......... ..............................85 Carcla. Jonathan. • .. . ... 85. 151. 206. 207 Carcla 1 eonard ....................................... 80. 206 Carcla leslie.. ..................... 80. 98 Carcla athan............ .. ••••• 85. Bel. 124 206 Carcla Reynoldo.... ... ............................ so Carcla. Salvador.... .... . .............................. 80 Carda Duran, Rhlilnnon .................................. )I g;:rrett Rhay ................................. )!, 143. 17Q ~~~:::~~::::~:~:~ Cearlng. Erin......... .... . .......... i'll 128. 176. 198 Cedlon. phonlte ................................so. 91. 1n Cegn r. Lourel....... .. •• 36. 4Z 9, 176, ns ~:: /~1\c~:::::::::::.::::::.::::: . ::::::::::::::::.. 86 Hag r, Lars ............................... 75. 154 155. 1 Ha r, M4rll .......................... 24 35. 37, l9l Hagman, Audrey ••••••••••••••••••••• 19. 82 80 uq ~a:ne~worth. Jamlla ...............................~ 82 H ~ I:I: · £~f :~ :~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :~ ~ ~ ~ :~ a • Mackenzie .......................... <I, 14 75.168. ~all:~~~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~·-~ t Hall. Robert Hall. Shelby ............................................ Hall, Zamlr ....................... 0 80. 193. 19a· jqq Halley. Dyr 11 ..... n. 38. 00. 94, 116. l5Q. 151 20 ZIO. 211 Hallett. Emily ........................................... 8l H lllburton, Joshua............................... · Halliburton. Vlrgll .......................... .23. 3"1'38. ..~~.~ g::f:~:;~~;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~ ~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~: n. g:~r~rl~~~.~~·~·i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~:~~~~ ;e~~e~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::86. DeMartini. Ananda ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30. JQ3 230 Oemb). Ethan .......................... 11. 30. 54 158. ISQ ~~n~i~·~r~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~:.] 152 Denton. Andrew .......... Cl. 30. 35. 5. 106. 232 Deras. Kevin. .................................................: ..85 ~ ~~ • Adrlenne ••. 23. 30. 3<1, 148.149. JQl, lOS, Oesmoullns. Allee •••••••••••• 83. 85. 91. 05. 171. 198 Devany. Erin .................................................... b4 Oew·M.,rriex. Alexander ................... Q, 85. 97. 14Z Oewe): Senlamln....................................... 73. JQ7 Dewey, Mar) ........ 20. 30. 48. 51,101.100.193. 215 D!a k, tchola ............................. n, 3Q. 35. Z37 ~~~~~:.:..:.:~~ g~ kers n·Randolph. Kewhan ......................... 14Z D:~~ ~~~~5;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ D!etvorst, Berkeley 6. 31, 3<1, 48.106. lQQ. 191. Zl4 Dtllenberg. Montana ....... - .............................. b4 DI binger. Hannah ... n. Z6. 31 98. JQQ 19Z 193 ZJQ 231 • • ~'~ Rus ell .................................................. 73 a • Ceclly .............................. 73. 156. 157. JQ7 ~mlnlqu • Esal .....................- ••••••••••••••••••••• 73 nahue, GeotTrey ............................... 73. )!, 143 Donovan. Emery ........... 9. b4. 106. InS. 208. ZOQ ~~:~~~~=~~~::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::~.~1- ~ D< ve, Ella ............................... 85. 88. 128. ln. JQ8 we, Walker ................... 73. n. 105. l~t 154. Zl7 Dowling. Blake_ Q 73. 80. 101 102 1ZZ 141> 147 Dowling. Jack ...........................:.... 3i. 55. Zl2: 213 Dowling. Matthew ............................... 73 11>1 ZIZ Downing. Ellen •••••••••••••••• 14. 85. 115. 148.. 140. 1b4 Downing. Fraser •• 2o. 31. 61. 166. 167, 195. IQ7, 237 Drake, Chrl t pher .......................................... 64 Drake· Frazier. Chakeer ..................................... 73 graper. lynnlkka ......... b4. 178. 182.183. 18<1, ZOO g~~i~f:~:~~~~~~;:~;;~~~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~:~!J!:·ffio Dudley. Domonlca ..... • .. 73. ~. 188. I8Q 218 gudley. Tyler .....................................................85 uerksen, Matthew .................... 31. 57. 130. 131 g~~~:£'E;~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~-~~ Dungan-5ull!van, Kaelin.................................. b4 gunn, Jake ................ II, 73. 80. 100. 105. 125. 167 unn, Kelly ................................... 62. b4 115. 17o gupuch. icholas ................................. 73. 116. 118 uran, Leticia ......................... 73. ~. 188. 18'1. Zl8 Durant, Brooke ........ 31. 35. 52. 144 145. 200. 239 Durant, Brynton.................................... 73. 142 Durocher·Harleman. Fell tty ....23. 31, 43. 98,198 1Q9, 200. 212. 213 • Duvall. Phoebe .............................................. 7. 73 index. Fadn s F.rlka ........................ 73. 184. 185. !98 fadul. Oatre ....................... Z7. 32. 34. 48. 11Z. 219 Fallano. Am .16. n. 32. 40. 94. lQQ. IQ2 "'3 "'8 z1z. 214. no · ,., · '¥ • Fallano. Cara .. lo. n. 30. 33. 94. !QQ. JQl 19Z 193 198. 212. 215. no ' · Fancher, Cabr e! .................................... 17, b4 123 Fancher. Hana ................... 17. b4. 68.168. ~ 197 Fant, Taylor ......................... b4 133. 155. ZOo. Z07 Farroll·D11Ctuz. Mta .................................. 64 139 Farrall·DaCtuz. Soflla ................................ 3l. 00 ~~~~!!.c~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·ss~"i"iii" 1~ Forrls·Htlalre, Patrick ................... 74. 1Z5 142 II'Q Farshkl cr... Paresa .................................:9. ili. n Farwell. Alexan er .................................... 74 1Z5 ~:;J~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~:~::~ Felber, Ashley ........................ 24. 33 \62, 11>3. 209 Feldman, Alexander ............................ o5. 197. 212 feldman, Amber 33. 35. 4o. 94. JQQ IQJ. 193 '194 206.207 . Ferg. Emmo ......................................... 74, 210. Z11 Ferguson. Callee. ~. 82. 127, 129. lb4. 105. 190. 191 Ferguson, lan ................................ b4. o5. 70. !52 Ferguson. nlqu ................................ 33. 48. 61 :;e en~ n. Kerry. n. 33. 47, 135 187. JQQ IQI, n8 r::· ~:':~.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·~. ~\;~ na F1eld • Willi m .............................. )!, 116. IQ5 Fllak, Krl tin n. 33 35. 47. 105. 19Q. 191. 216 Z30 Filer. Ashley lZ. 23. 33. 38. ISZ. 183 !So zoo' 210 211 • . . . . ~~~ ~n: ~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·~i· ~. ~ ~ne, atalle ........ 7. )!, 1Z8. 120. 198. ZQQ 212. Z13 ne)lan. Ryan .............................. 65. Q4, 106. JSQ Flnnle. Brandon ................................... ~. IQ7. 212 Finn' • lchole ••••••• 8. 13. 33, 34 48. 144 18<1. IQ7 Fish. Jared .................................. i'll, JQ7. io6.' 207 Fl her. M' ghan ~ Tl. 114 17o In IQQ 198 zoo 204.205.252 • . . . . ~ ~er. R~ne ..................... 33. 35. 00. IQS. 199 er. Ta1h ................................................ ~ 143 ~an7". Stevle ............ ll. 33. 50. 134.135. 193: Z31 em ng. Jullan ................................... 85. 124. 197 ~ cher Cay. Cody ............................................ 74 Flore>·Martlnez~ Salvador ............................ 85. 91 ower • More us ............................. 74 81. IN JQS Fontenot, Amle ••• 33 34. 41, 18<1, 201, 210. Z11. n3 Ford·Boone, Yoshannl 23. 34 30. !So. 179, JSQ 238 gennany. Jermalne .................................... 05, 201 Ci bbs. Thandl............ ............ i'll. 198. 199 g~~r:·o~~~~::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!~:~:.-~ Gilbert, Mookey ................................. o5. 140. 141 t, Ma•kenzie ..... . ......... o5. 71, 100. 135 g:ftrl g-f j:~~~~::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::.~:.~: ad on. Crlllln ........................ 35. 30. 61, 167. 2JQ Ghwa, CatherlneZQ, 36. 01. 106.187. 191.201,204. Z05. 208. 209. 21Q 238. 252 L~~~§~=::::::::~~ g:_mzal lsab 1.............................................. so mza • Sara ...................................... 86. 87, 91 Gonzo! z. Carolina .................................... o5. 67 ~~~:1:~ ~f~~~:::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-E ~zol z·Ca toneda. luis ................................ )I Jd, Mollory ........................................... 80 198 Good • Sarah .... 30. 42. 61, 187. IQQ !91 204.205 21Q, n5. 252 . • . . Coodman. Davld ............................................. 133 Go<>dslde, Rebecca .............................. Bel. 87, 198 ~~~~n, ~~a~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.::.~ g;:he, Emily .................. 18. )!, 78. 140. 168. 190 he. Matttte-. .......................... 18, 75 102 I;¥~ Gotlin5heehan. Matth~w ....................... :.. so: 197 Gotlin·Sheehan. Teresa ..... 35. 37. 44. 193. 212. 213 Gourd. Aly on .............................. 75. SO. 148. 170 g:~~~.~~~~i·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·37:·;;o~; Cranll!o. Al~jandro .......................................... so Grant, Aubrey .......................................... IN 201 Grant·Brldg • Wilhelmina .............................. so ~:~~~.~~~~c·;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:.::l~ 61. azter. M4tthew ....................... 31, 30. 140. n1 Freeman. lauren .... _ ... .. ............ )!. 198, Z13 ~~~~r~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~~ _edman, Grace ........................... 65. 70.209. 216 t n, athanlet..................................... 6l olov. Karl a ......................... 20. 85. 139. 193. 213 ~tes·Ma Ua Ha~:~:~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~:..~':~ Hamling. Madelin ......................... 80. 87. Q(). Hammond Jon than ..................... 34. 38.54 Hammond, M4rt ............................. 75. 82 Hammond Shenlqua ...................Bel. o8. 111 Hampton. A hleigh ...................... 32, 38. 1sq z: Hampton. J ffery ......... 75. n. 110. 118. llQ 142. ~:~:~~~~~~~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·Si Hardy. Delon ................................. 74. 75. 142. Harlan, Alysha ...................... 65. 94.184.185. ~~~:~~·s~~n ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::20:·:,7[: Har!or, Thomas ............................. 65. 70. 152. Harrington, Louren .............................. 65. ?0, Harrb. Bobby .................... 75. 1lo. 118. 11'1 IS!. Harris. Corey ................................................ Harris. Marvln ....................... 86. 98,143. 16QT. Harris, Michael.................................... 01 Harris Sarah............. 75. 82. 98. 101. I8Cl. 196. Hams. Shancesa ....................................... .. Harris· Cook. Kai-5)'1 ece .............................86. Harrison. Robert .................................. )!, 75. Harrison, Sarah .............. 75. 82. 101. ISCl. 196. Harrl~on. Thomas ................... 38. 4'1. 58. 151, Harrold. Andrew.................................. •.. Hart. Graham ................................ 20. o5. 94 Hartman. Molly ...... l5. 35. 38. 48. 53. 94 156. 198, 212. 219. 232 Hartman, Max ............................................ Hartman, Peter ..................... 75. 97. Z05. 212. Haszn • Benjamin .............. o. 35. 01. 116. lbZ Havranek. Kothryn ..... <l, 31. 38. 48.148.14 209. 215. 2JQ Havranek, Rachel ...................................... Ill Hayd n. Chrl t ph r .26. 38. 49' I"' 230 ...... 121 "" 38. ~~~:!~~::i::~~~:::::::::~:::~:::~~~~~~~~~~~~;~R ~=~~~~Afe:'~~d~~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.... 0 ..... ::oo• 75, Gray. Andrt!w .................................... so. 125. 167 Gray. Christoph r ....................................... 80. JI'Q GrGray. Peter ........ 11. Zl. 34. 37. 40. 121 167. 195. 235 ay. Ryan...... .. .... .. .. .05. 67. 116, ISO. 151 Grear. Rashkla ........................................... o5. 197 Green. Hillary ...................... 9. 14. 75. 81. 115. Z08 Green. Rose.... ..... 37. 4'1. lOZ. JQl. 192. 193. 208 ~€~~~:: ::~~ ~:~:: ~a~~~::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::.~:.r:; ~~ Fi'an~~· Phillip .................................. !!. 30. 45. 65 .,. an n. Drake ......................................... 85. 143 ~~~n~:n. Jordan.... . ·-·· 34. 30. 53 110. 140 Hambklg • Timothy....................... II. 65. 106. Hamerme h. M na ........ ll. 65, 70. 71. 03,192 Hamilton, Alysla ..................................so sz ~amllton. Dawn...................... 20. 75. 81, ~eenholz. Adrian .................................... 65. 190 ecnwood. Jcnna ................. 75. 170. JQQ. JQ7, 198 g:enwood. Thoma ...................................... 75 Gr er, Ashley ........................ JQ, n. 37. 54 o5. 218 Gr~er Rome!. ................................................... 80 ego. Janay ................................ 86. 87. 148. 149 g::~e-~yes. Ayrn ........................................... 75 ~:rn~ r:~~:~h;·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : Grlgsby. Aulana .................................... 75. 82, 98 .s y. Breona ............................................... 80 Gr t11o. Max....... .............. - .• 62, o5. 130.131,217 .................................... 144. 222 Groce, lyVette Hayes. Breonna .............................. 05. 71.00 Hayes. Cele te .......... 20. 75. 151>. 193, l<l4. 1Q5. Hayes. Christopher ...... 75. 102, 124 194 195. 210. 211 Hayes. Ebonee ............................. 83. Bel. 138. ~~yes. N llle Z3. 32, 38. 112, 113. 162 163. 20S. Hedman. Than ........ n. 38. 150. 151, 193. 201 Held ·r. Scotl.................................. . 75. H nz. Carl .................... 6. 21. 39. 48. 167. 190 Heln z. William ............................. 80. 107. JQO. Helnzeroth. Mallory 11. 15. 05. 67, 94. 136. \3 187. 192. 193. 198. 1Q9, 204, 205. 219. 252 ~ ~d~n~n~Y,;;;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::: Henderson, Matthew .......... 21. n. 23. 3<1, 122. Henderson. Shan ................................... _ Henry. Shonnetta .................. 05. 184. 185. 1Q5. Henry Za hary ............................... 75. 92. 111. ~~~:B~o~~~-;~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::~ H rrl:ra. Ch rise......................... 30 44. �................................. so ••••••••••••••••••••••..••••••• Q b5.123 •••••••......•.............. 14,1Q, 75 ......................... b2. 65,98 .................................... so 75,105. 116. 118. 11'1140 .............................. so. 198 t-~ 1 11 Arl nna ....••••.........••••••.. 75. 2 212. 213 HII B thany ••.••....• •............ 82. 86. 111. 197. 217 Hill. Chrl t pher. 8. 21. 35. .39. 4Q 75. 98. 130, 193. 200. l3b Hill Un ..................... •••• SO. 91. 148. 171. 201 Hill arkelth ............. U, .39. 46. 116 H Troyl r Christopher... .. ................... 75. 98 HobbS Sara.............. . .................... 75 Hoble\ lelia.................... ..... .. •............... SO HodS fi ld , Desire....... •• .............. SO. 87 Hoehn Cameron............ ..l'l, 75. 82, 20Q 217 Hoff. Kendall ....... 34. 39. 41. 198. m 212. 213. 237 Hog t. Murphy........... . b5. 71. 94 101 HokAn on Brenna .9. 20. 32. 30. 12(1. 127. 180.181. 226 HokAn on. al ......... 3'1. 48. 56. 181. 196. 197. 2lb Holcomb. Erica ................................................ b5 Holland Ebony ................... . .. ••••••.. . ......... 236 Holland Plum. lkkl... ........................ 65. 15b, 216 Holme Ruby .............. 11. 27. 3<1, 48. 192, 195. 223 Holme, Sh melle ......................................... SO Holt Acura ................................ 8. b5. 68. 70, 14b Holt Aubonl ................................. ~. 75. 101. 146 Holt. Nunla .................................................... SO 5v.0t~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::ji.::: ~ Hornsby. Hillary .......................................... 75. 81 Hoskin. AI ... ...11. 16, 75. 125. 167. 204 205 Hoskin Cody....... H. 16. 65. 123. 167. l93. 204 205 Houck • Ja mine ....................................... 13, 65 Hou J I a ............................................ b5. 71 Hou Zurl... .. 75. 93. 105. 137, 176. 18'1. 200 Hou t n. Ca ey.. •........... 17. 75. SO. 152. l55 Hou t n. Oayton ............................ 17, 75. 152. 155 t~m<ard. Angelina ...................................... 83. 8b Hm<-ard. Elizabeth ..................................... 83. SO t~m<-ard. Jord n .... .. .......................... 86. 88. 119 Hm<-ard. Lea............ . ....................8(1. 87. 195 Howard. leonard .................................. b5. 71. 94 Howard, Rh nda. .. ............................... SO. 91 Hoy. Je lea .................................... 75, 81. 129 197 Hubbell. ah....... ... 40. 45. 133. 197. 216. 219 Hubregsen. Barrett .................................. 75. 133 Hudgen • A hley .................................. 40. 49 53 Hudley. Shana .............. . .. •••••••••••••••• 75 Hud on. Zo ............................................... 1Q, SO Huggln • B1ll.. ............................................... 212 Hughes. Oanell ............................................... 75 Hughe Hallie.... ............... •... 65. b8. 196. 197 Hu , Margaret .............................. 86, ISO. 213 Hughes. Mtchael ............................................... 75 Hughe • Robert................. .. ............... bS Hughes. Tote..................... 29. 40. 48. ISO. 181. 193 Hundon. Charity................. ........................ 75 Hunnkutt, Hannah .......................................... 75 Hunt. Tamekla .................................................. 75 Hunt Revers, Ellzabeth ............ 20. b2, bS. 193. 197 Hunter, Lamour ......................................... 75. 93 Huryk, Da" n ...................................... 75. 198. 113 Hutchln on. Peter ............................... SO. 124 167 Hysaw. ushla ...................................... b. 65. 193 Hysaw. Syreeta .... ................ • .••• SO I l Ibarra. Agustin .......................................... 75 Ibarra. lydia ................................. 86, 87. 148. 198 ldelberg, Und ey ........................................ 65. 67 .mholf. ~d ............................ SO. 87. 120. lb7. 213 Ingle. Mary .................................................. 75. 81 Irvin. Tamlka .............................75. ll'Q, 183. 200 1rv ne, Crace .................................. 86. 87. 115. 177 ln1ng, Gld n ........ .. .... 75. 82. 161 197 / J Jablonski, Katherln .b5. 67. 148, 208. 20Q Jackson, Deon ....... .. .. ........ .48. 60. 102 Jackson. Devl n .......................... 57. ISO. 208. 209 :=: ~~~~::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::7:::; Jackson, Shelby .................. ... •• .. •......... 75. 80 Jackson, Te ..... b5. 71. 156. 157, 190. 1<18. 205. 252 kson. Zabrlna ........... ... .. ...8. 21. 65. 71. 14b Cheri ....................................... 75. 197. 2lb Cavln ....................... l'l 75. 81. 97. 200 212 • M kenzle .... 22, 40. 47. 176. 190. 204. 22b m .,..ragon. Blanca ....................................... 87 me • Kahil a ....................... ......... •••••••• 7. 65 Krl ten ....................................... 82. 87. 97 lson-B11nk ton. Anetria ...................... 81. 198 :~~ ~~~.'.~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ F-?~r:~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. . .~:~·~i km n, Phillip ................................... bS, 70, llb Jenkin • Columbia .13. 65. 70. 180. 197. 210. 211, 218 Jenkin • Haley ••••••• 15. 87, 101. 114 115. 148. 140 171 Jenkin . Kyr sha .......................... 75. 78. 17'1 207 = g Mia. ....................................... 87. IN • lane a .• 23. 35. 40. 112. 11>3. 205. 232, 252 Je eman. H11l y ................................... 87, 91. 213 Jimenez. Clovnnny ................................ 34, 31. 40 Jimenez, Paig ...... 22. 40, 41. 61. 134. 135. 1~. 115. 19(). 191. 231 Jlrsarale, J~cob.......... .. ..................... 75 Job, lcholas .............................................. 65. 159 John, Darryl........... .. ............................. 75. 161 John n, Levi ..................................... 65. 1%. 197 John on, AI ha .......................... 1Q, 20. 75. 82, 128 Johnson. Asp n .................... 5. 20. 81. 91. 138, 177 Johnson. Ayana...... •............................... 75 John on. Bryan ......................................... b5. 191 Johnson. Chane!......... .. ............................. l. 60 Johnson. Ch11rle ........... •............................ 81 John. on. Charmaine ............................. 14, 81, IN Johnson, Elizabeth.... . .• 75. 111. 171, 190. 200 John on. Carrell.. ............................................. 75 Johnson. Cavin .............................. 8. 87. IN. 2lb John on. Cerald ................................................ 8l Johnson. Kason .............................................. 20l Johnson, Londyn............ ........................... 81 John on. l.uka ...................... 38. 40. 61, 190, 222 John on. Ra n ....................... 82, 81. 138. IW, 217 John on. Rebekah ....................... 60. 182, 183. 189 J hnson. R nleka ............................... 2b. 40. 238 Johnson. Sa11dlq ............................ ........ 60 Johnson. Sh rkla ................................ .40, 48. SO J hn on. Shutana.............................. . .......... 81 John on, Symphony ................................... 15. 18 John on, Tiffanl................................ •• 1Q, 81 John on. Toni .................................................. 60 John ton,ltrlce ................ l4,20. 74.15.128.189 John ton. Tucker ......................................... 81. 88 Joiner. Arquese ................................................. 75 Joiner, lakel ha .......................... 34. 40. 144. IN Jon , Alexand r ........................................... 66 Jon Anthony .............................................. 81 )one , Ayana ................................................... 60 )on • Candace .............. 60. ll, 104. 12b. 127. 170 Jone • Chrl tine. ••••.•• 39. 41, bl. 109. ll2,lt<l 223 lone . Oomonlc ........................................... 87. 2lb Jon • Elizabeth. ......_ ....... 20. z.t. 41. 48, 101. 193 Jone>. Jarrod ...................................... 182. 183. 195 Jones. Katherine ....................... 41. 48. 54. 236 lone • Krl t111n......................................... 7b. 184 Jones. Kry tie ........................................ .20b. 207 Jon • Mandl a. .. ......................... 31. 41. 238 )one. Michaela ......................... 24. 41, 49 195. 221 Jones. Rob rl..... .. ......................41. 60. 151 lone • Royatta ........................................... 87. 195 Jon . Stasla ....................................... 60. 189. 195 Jone , Taylor ........................... 31, 41. 133. 152. 219 Jon · amb , Ma lsah .................... 12. 81. 177. 198 Jo eph, )a min ........ ...... •...................... 60 J eph. Joya ...................................................... 8l Juarel, Tania............ . .............. 83. 81. 88. 105 Judi , Matthew ......................................... 76. 118 Junlel·Redd. Ashlynn ........................ 60.184. 189 Kalin. Erika..................... .... 21. 81. 138. 177 Kaplan, Carolm ...................... lb. 82. 102. 170. Ill Kaplan. oah............... .. ........... lb. 110. Ill. IN Katich. Helen .......................... 7b. 102. 156. 157, 193 Kalo. Alrl. ................................ II. 20. lb. 193. 191 Keefi r. Stephanie .............................................. 7b Ke fover. Keith ......................................... 60. 105 Ke~ne, Samu 1................. 31. 41. 106. 214 219 231 Kcllcm. Samara ................... 4. 12. 22. 33. 41.200 Kclle\: Brent~n ............................................... 60 Kelly. Elaina ..................... 35. 36. 41, 112. 113. 209 Kelly Julienne ..................................... 81. 91.200 Kendrick. Isabella ....................... lb. 82. 190. 204 Klel. Christoph~r .... 22. 35. 41. 52. 60. 98. llb. 150. 151 Kles. Trent ................................... 6. 35. 39 41. 193 Kllfoyle. Sean ....................................... 83. 81. 161 Killian, Kye ............................. 12. 7o. 96. lOb. 213 Klmonl. Martin ......................................... 60. 193 Klmonl. Web ter .............................................. 87 Kindell. Reola ............................................. 87. 219 Kind II, Sharod .................................... 60. 77. 142 King. Anthony ................................................ 60 King. lan ................................... lb. 87. 91.212.213 King, Madel~ln~.. •................ lb. 42. 44, 135. 190 Klrklen. Julia .......................... 7o. 131, llb. 194. 195 Kirks, Maxwe!1 ................................................. 8l Klein. Michael.. ................................... 81. 124. 125 Klu.:k. Steven ......................... lb. 132.160. 161.211 Knight. Dennis .............................. 35. 42, 54,197 Knudsen. Dana ............................................... 60 Kochevar, BethII, 22, 23. 42, bl, 102. 168. 190. 193. 204.225 Ko an·Mol~nd. Katerl ................................. 7b. 80 Ko mlckl. Uly ....................................... 66. 67. 94 Ko mlckl, Max ................................................. 81 Knyle. Charles •• . .......................... 9. 60. 197 Kra ·ke, icholas .............................................. 81 Kraltt, Colin ................................... 11. 60. 123. 167 Krau e, Deh<~rah ................................ 60. 156.189 Kromre): Brldget ............... 14. 60. 11. 198. 212. 213 Krosky. Kyl~ ............................................ 60. 67 Kruger. Duncan .......................................... 87. 124 Kumm. Gillian........ .. •..................... 60. llb. 198 Kyambalesa. Sellah ... •................... lb. 17b l I. Brol. lakota............. •........................... 87. 119 l.abrol, Raven ................................................... lb La Ina. Harvey ............................................... 81 •••• •........................... 66 Lahey. Xavlan . Lamarre, Brendan ............... II. 76. 97. lz.t. 159 161 Landrum. Pari>..... •••• l. lQ 22. 25. 42, ISO. 219 lane. Abigail.......... •.................... _ 76 Lane, Derrlck ................................... l'l 87, 11<). 160 lane • Jet frey ................................................... 31 l.angerak, Oalre .................................... 22. 42. 51 lanlohan. Kat rlna .10. 29 35, 42, 94 187, 190. 191, 194. 195. 201. 21Q, 235 •................ 66, 16Q l.ar on. Paig ......... Larson. Tucker ............................. 60. lOb. 159 218 La Samuel............. •••• lb, 76. 205. 252 La • Sarah ............................. 13. 76, 81, 198. 204 La • Zachary .................................... 76. 205. 252 lassen. Joseph.................. .. ............ 87. 130. 131 Latta. Marissa ........................ l. 60. lOb. 193. 204 laub. Ja on. ................ ............ 11. 87, 98. 132, 201 laub. Je lca .......................... l5. 11. 76. 81. 176, 177 l.avack, William ........................................ 60. 217 Lawrence. Ariel... 11, 42. 94. 134. 135.193. 21Q, 222 Lay. Andrew ..................... 22. 42. 52. 159 1Q5 Z25 I eaman Mill r. James.. ............. •••• 76, 102. 152 l.eawngood. John ............................................ 76 leblanc, Randy ................................................ 87 lecompte, Adrl~~n ........................... 76, 116.118. 119 Leday. Sydnle ..................................... 7b. 94 2Q(l Lee. Blain ...................................... 82, 87. 91. 119 Lee, Gabrielle ................................ b2. 66, l7b. 21b lee, Raymone .................................................. 76 Lee, Robert ................................................ 60. 161 Lee, Tiffany ..................................................... 60 l.eenatall. Alexandria ........................ lo.l04. 212 Left ln. Ben) min ............................................. 60 I egrand. Tanl ha ............................. - .............. 76 l.elb. Amanda ...................................... 76. 198, 213 1 emar. Oay ••••••••••••••••••••• 35. 42. SO. 110. 111. 223 !.~mar. Cora .............................. 35. 81. 94. 115. 177 Let urge z, Ka see ............................................... 88 l.evek. Zachary ............. 28. 35. 42, lib. Ill. 167. 195 levi. Scott .. ............................................... lb. 180 Levin ky. Adall ................................. 88,. 196. 197 levin on, Char es .................................... 8. 13. lb Levinson. Jay ............................... 42. 57, 152. 190 Levy. )o hua ........................................ 42, 52, 60 lewis. Andre .......................... 43. 61.198. l9Q, 234 Lewis. Dan elle ................................... lb. 170. 190 lewis. Jeremiah .. 34, 31>. 43. 94. 118. 188. 198. I~ 210. 211.212 lewis. Jordan ...................................................88 lewis. Kalma ........................................... 43. 230 lewis. Kayia .................................. 64. 60. 97. 105 lewis. Key11 ........................................ 76. 11>4 198 lewis. 111 ... 76. 81. 182, 183. ISQ 194. 195. 198. 210 lewis. lchola ................................. 60. 123. NO Leyva Hu ton, Va hawn .................................. 76 Uchlbach, Michael ........................ 60. 151. 193. 2ll Udor, loren ............................................... lb. 91 limon. Kayta..................... •......................... 66 lind. Theodore ............................... 12. 43. 53. 191 Undmark, John .......... _ ................. 13. 30. 43. 133 Undmark. Rhys .•••••••••••••••••••••••• 76. 120. 180. 209 Undsay. Ebonle ............................. 20. 76. 179. 201 lind ay. Javay.............. .. ........... 34. 43. 5Q Unsmayer. Christopher ..... 21. 22. 35. 43. 122. 123. 195.234 Unton. Margaret .......................... 88,. 94. 138. 177 Utvak. Douglas ................................... 76, 80. 191 Utvak. Cregory ... 30. 35. 43. 120. 121. 159. 195. 227 Uvingslon, ora ................... 60. 198. l9Q. 212. 213 loa. Ana.................... ...................... 60 loewl. Samantha ............................................ 60 lombard-Knapp, Cael~ . 70. 81. 127. 14b. 147 Lomeli. ancy ..................................................88 Lunder. Richard ......................................... 76. I5Q long. Davante .................................................. lb long. David ............................ lb. 78. 94. 120.180 loomis. Alexander·- ................................ lb. 142 lopez. Cel tina ........................................ 88. 91 lopez. Stephanie .............................................. lb louden, Brian............. ..... .. ......................... 60 Lovell, Usa .................................... 60. 67. 176. 190 Lowdermilk, Jared ...................................... b2. 60 Lowe. Ceorg .......... 12. 13. 30, 43. 49 66, ln. 173 LoyaValles. Zayra ..................................... 64. 60 l.oza. Wa rly •• 64. 60. 108. 182, 183. ISO. 198, 205. 212. 213 Lubin, Monlca ........................................ 4 88. Ill Lucio. Yoc~lln................ ........................ 88 Luckett. DJuan .................................................. 76 ludwig. Seba tlan .................. - ••••••••••••••••••••• In luevano·Casilla>. Claudia ................................. lb LuJan. Cissy ..................................................... lb LuJan. Jo e ................. •• . ............................ 7o LuJan. Juan .......................................................88 LuJan. Kel. ey ......... •.................. 76. k>5 Lunde, Julia ...................................................... 88 Lupe. Colin ..................................... 4. 76. 125. 218 l.yda. Elizabeth............... ...... 66, 70. 176. 198 Lynn. Alexandrla .................................. 60. 71. 217 lynn. Allison.............. .(l(l. 67. 94. 170. 190. 219 lyons. T~rr~l ................... .... ••••••••••••••••• 60 n. Ill Maas. Ashley .................................................. 66 Maas. Emily ............. 23. 35. 43. 168. 1(lQ, 200. 22b Macleod. Duncan ........................ lb. 191. 200. 212 Ma.:k. Crystal ................................................... 76 Ma ·k~nzle, Emily..................... .. _ •• 83. 88. 138 Mackenzie, at han ................ 60. 04 159. l(l(), 212 Madden. Curtis .......................................... 7o. 105 Maglnne s. Ali. on ........................ 88. 141. 171. 218 Mallo·Smlth. Demlan .......................... 88. lz.t 167 Mal man. Ablgail ............ ll. 22. 29 43. 112. 17b. 222 Mal man. Arl .......... 66. 67. 130. 131. ISO 205. 252 Mann. Elise 29. 43. 48. 148. 149 ISO. 190. 191. 201, 210, 211. 218. 22Q Mann. Cabriel. ••••• 22. 24, 35. 44. 158. 159 195. 201. 215. 229 Mare , Kayla ..... Margerum. Ar\~;>1 ............................................... 88 Marlatt. Jon·Marc ............................... 88,. lz.t. 125 arquez. Kristin ............ 25. 44. 49. 205. 2l'l 252 Marquez. Raeann ............................................ 60 Marquez. Sarah ....................... lb. 94. 131. 165. 218 Marroquin, Daniel. .................................... 60. 71 Mars. Veronica ................................................ 253 M11rsh, Rashad ................... 26. 44. 60. 61.200 Marsh, Urllah ................................................... 7b M11rshall. Crystal. ...................................... lb. lb5 Marshall. Maya ......................................... lb. 14b Marshbank. Eala ha ....................................... 60 Martin, Antoln ......................................... 64. 60 Martin, Elia ........................ 14. 20. ~.lb. 128. 189 Martin. Evan................................ 60. 94. 102. 218 Martin, Javante ................................................. 88 Martin. ia'imanl. ............................................ 88 Martinez. Elalne ...................... 20. 64. 60. Ill. 193 Martinez. Carrln..-.......................................... 7b Martinez. Justin ................................ 88. 192. 2Q(l Martinez. L11ura ....................... 82. 83. 88. 115. 164 Martinez. lauren ...................... 60. 11. 82, 88. 218 Martinez. Marque~ •••••• 21. 22. 31. 44. 122.123. 1Q5 Martinez. Martin ....................................... 60. 68 Marlln~z. Orlando ............................................ 7b Martinez. Ronald ............................................. lb Martine7. Samantha ............................ 60. 68. 70 Marlln~L Doublln. Jordan ....... 34. 44, 49. 140. 221 Masha. Mohamed ...................................... lb. 190 Mason, Je .............................................. .49. 61 Ma on, Kalene..............................- .... -88. 11>4 Mason, 1chelle ............................. 15. 60. 184. 218 Massey, Klara ................................. 18. lb. 80. 184 Mast. lauren .................................................. 60 Matatall, Elise ........................... 9. lb. 80. 15b. 157 Mathews. Kelly ................................... 70.148.149 Matsuura. Colleen. .... 22. 44. 49. 112. 194. 195. 240 Matthews. Janet ............................................... 60 Mattson, Brill ney ............................................. lb Maxey. Shunara .......................................... 76. 137 Maxw~ll. St~phanie ............... 31. 44. 48. 135. 233 Mayes. latasha .....................................8l. 88. 195 Mays. Mauri ... .. .. ................................. 76 M.:Aih ter. Aubriel........................................... 60 M.:Callum, Katherine .............. 34. 38. 44 95. 225 M.:Carroii·CIIbert, Courtney ..... 22. 44. 48. 1~. 115 M.:Carroii·Cilbert, Kelley ........... 14. 21. 115. 141. 11>4 McCarthy. Riley .................. 11. 76. 82. 114 1b5. 219 McCarthy. Sean ..... 17, 34. 44. 52, 106. Ill. 219. 231 McCarty Chanasla ............................................ 88 McOain • R11.:quise ..................................... - . 7o M.:Oantoc. Chloe ...................................... 76. 209 McClennon. Epiphina~ ........................ 88. 91.105 McCloske)~ Kevin .............................................. 7b M.:Connell. Matthew .................... 44. 50. 6Q. 239 M.:Convill • lan .......................................... 88. 167 M·Conville, J~nny •••••.45. 56. 60. 190. 191, 217, 235 M.:Coy. Terrence........ 11. 23. 26. 45. 48. b1, 167. 220 M·Oonn~ll. ichola ........................... 88. 120. 155 M.:Oougal. Marlowe .......................................... 88 M -Dowell, La hawnda ................................ 7b. 98 M·Dowell, Maya ........................ lQ 82. 88. 91. 198 McDowell. 'andl .. ·-···· . -········8. 76. 77. 81. 198 M·E!roy·Bro" n. Dayshawn .............. 88. 20(1, 201 McEw~n. David . -··············· ............................. 60 McGarr. Jeremy ................................................. 88 M·Cee, kol ................................................... 7b McGlamery. Kathryn ... ZO. 23. 2b. 45. l2b. 127. 156. 157.222 McCra": Klan ...................................................88 M.:Cuir~ Graci ........................... lo. 205. 252 McGuire, Regis ................................................ 60 M<Henry. Alexandra ...... 60. 68. 105. 134. 135. 168. 190. 197. 219 Mclnt h. Charle ............................................ 60 Mdnl< h, Jamal.............................. 88. 119. 160 McKinney. Toshonna ................................... b2. 66 McMillan. Derrl k ............................ .. ........... 88 McMillan·Chrl lma , Sllvannah .................. lb. 115 Me amara. Tylc-r ....................... 23 2Q. 45. 13(). 131 Me aught on. Sarah ............... 33. 45. bL 204. 231 McNeil, Jessica ........................................... 7b. 165 McPeek. Kahlie .................................. .45. 57. 223 McPhail, Ca andra ............................... ......... 88 McPh~rson. Tysh~l ....... 8. 34. 35. 45. 144. 218. 229 McQuinn. Brtan ................................. 60. 10b. 123 index. [21413] �apu • !ih f) e .................. 01. 207 athanson, BenJamin.. ............... 62, 67. 152, 217 than on. Reb a .... ...... 67. 71. 1<18. JQ<l 212 aughton, Ryan ........................................ 67. 101 al. I hola ............................................ n. 1~ deUko~ •m n)a. • •...... 11. 20. 47. 61. N3 el Abbye.. ..................... n 114. 148. 165. 209 :Lake lah .................................. .. n. 97 cl) Wl111s, Andrew .................... o7. 94. 178. 170 l en. Aly a ....................... 35. 47, n2. 162. 235 I n, Sean ........................................ n. 132, 161 arez.) 1.................................................... 89 Nevarez. Perla .................................................. 89 vers. Rach !................................ n. 81. 176 197 wman, Samuel. ............................... 47. 55. 237 "ton. RodrM:y ........................... til, no. n8. 142 go, Lynn ............................................ n. 176. IQO ozl. Kam u ................................................. n ichol R bert ......................................... 6/, 15Q ichol on Paul ................................................ 89 Nlll. Jennltcr ................ 83. 89. 94. no. 111. 171. 21o ttl. Mlch 1................................. 01. 125. 101. 209 ipp 80 I u. Esth r ..................................................... n tau. Cra<e ..................... 6. n. 41, 47. 193. IQS. 201 lau. John .............................................. n. 58, 01 oble. Ja}1 n ............................ 83. 8<), n8. l]q 216 u ·R enberg, Lana n. 137 r. Joe.................................. ................... 0 0 Brhm. Gregory..... ........ 47, 97. 239 ... 87, 89 o·Br en, Ja k .................................. o Donn 11. Ju tin............................ ......... n 0 eil. Aln i ..................................... 67, n2. 148 0 clll. Alii on ............................................... n 0 Neill. Hannah ................................... 88. 8<), 1<13 O'Reilly. William ......................................... 6. 47 Oaxaca. Ce ar .................................... ............. 01 Ob rbroeckling-Orr, Helen .................. 67. 68. 106 Ocampo. Karen ..................................... IQ 195 Oldefest. )a·ob ............................................ n. 1Q7 Olden. David .................................................... 01 Oliphant, Mi hell ..... 10, 34. 47, 48. 190. 1<17. 230 Ontlvero • Brenda ...................................... 83. 89 Opatow kl. Aly e ......................... 01. 105. 176. 189 Opal w I. Laur.m ........... 89. 115. 170. 189. 108, 218 Ord n z-Rodrlgu z. J e......... . ........... 49 Ordonez Rodriguez. Perla ................... 62. 171. 213 Ortiz, Raymundo................. .......... 89 Ortlz·Moreno. Jesus .......................................... n Ortiz· Romero. Ellelln ........................................ n Orton. Andrea ..................................... l:il. 71, 139 0 t rander, Lauren ............................................ n Oulnaksl. aison.................... ......... 92 Overbury. Corah .........35. 47. 50. 168. lb'l. 1<13. 232 Ovlawe, Osaretlne ..................................... n. 217 Phllli • Da n ....................... ....... S'l 105 Phillips. 'Phla............................ .. .. 89. 138 Phllllps-5traln, Laur .................... 78. 18<), 212. 213 Pierce. Marley ................... 14. 78, 92. 156. 157. 209 Plet ruszew kl. Lou! ..................... 7. 78. 115. 213 Pikes. Zandra...................... 2.2. 31, 4<), 50 Plnlll Marcu .......................... ............ 89. 11<1 Pilon Rodrlgu•z. Thdlra .... ................ 78 Pitt man. Alan .................................................. 78 Pitts Rog r • Dt.>vln. 11. 22. 23. 34. 50. 97, 109. 172, 173. 18Q 1Q2, 1Q3. 201. 204. ~0 Plate. James ...................................................... 78 Pte s. Josh ........................................................ 01 Pogue. Jannaye ...................... 37. 50, ol. 200. 229 Pohl, Darla........ .............. •...................... 01 Pokrandt. Julla .... ZO. 23. 28. 50. 108. 126. 127. 1<18, 227 Poling, Ma on .................... . • •.......... 87. 80 Polk· K r han. Klrsten ......................til. 71, 217 Pollnrd. Devin ......... ................. 67. 1<18 Pomponio, Matthew .................................. 67. 71 Pond, Cooper ............................... 43. 51. 101, 224 Popkin, Ta ha .. 22. 38, 51. 205. 208. 209. 231. 252 Post. Kathryn ......................... Q, l3 til. 92. JQL 1<13 Powdl, Monica.. . ......... •........ 4 1<), 61.189 Prater. Peyton .................. 14. 78. 148. 1<12, 197. 198 Pratt, 011 ................................................. 01. 102 Prenderga t, Jo eph....................... 8Q 94. 1~. 160 Prevedel. Jay ....... 32, St. 61. 116. 152. 153. 216. 236 Prke·Broncuda Teo ................................. 89. 209 Price Broncuda. lena ... 34, 42. 51. 1Q2. 193. 204 210. 211. 21Q Pro er. M tthe-- ............................ 82, 83. 8<), 101 Proulx. Randall ............................................ 01 Ps II<\ Drew .. ...... .. ................................... 89 Pugh. Taychell ............................... 51. 54. IN. 218 Pury ar. Seba tlan.. ........................... 78. 118 Pyles. D lour....... .. .................... 8<), 98 n. Mill • e<L .....•.............••••.....••••••••••• 48. 108, 180 Milner. Alys a ...................- .......... Q 15. n. 135 Milton. Deon e .......................... 88. 91. 11'), 151, 170 Mllzer, Julla ................................. 66. 70.100. 105 Minnig. Margaret........ ..... . .. 88. 148. 14Q tQ8 Minnig. Ma .......... .. •• •..................... 111 Mi ner. lcholas ............................................... n M<~and. Jozlln ....................................... l<l, 66. 218 M I k. Arls ••••••••••-...... .... .......... n. QS, 140 Mon~ . Ken a .................................................. .88 Monlgle, El peth ......... zo. 23. 37. 46. 127.223. 228 Monlgte, Kora ........................... 82. 87. 88. n5. In Montes. Mark ....................................................89 Montoya. Anthony .._.. .............................. til Moody I a1ah ................................................... til Moore, Amber .................................... 67. 184 185 M re. Chance .................. 83. 8Q 118. 11<1. 143. 216 M re, Kip ..................................... 22, 38. 46. 49 Moore, Sarah............... ..... 62. 01. 94. l02,13Q Moore, Tahll ha ........................... 40. 46. 189. 190 Moore, Walter .........................-... .... 14 n. 207 Mora·Bonfila. Dolo ....................................... 8Q Morales. Paul ...................................... 105. 189 Morale .. Roquele ....................._ ...... - ............. n Morales-Hernandez. AleJandro ......................... n Mo~enthaler. Emily ................................... 37. 46 Morrill. Alexa ................................. q 67. 100. 208 Morris. Alexandra ....................... 35. 46. 1QO. 227 M rrls. Edward ..........-········-· ........... 34. 46. 55 Morrl J eph ............11, 46. 55. 167. IQS. 209. 234 orris. Paul.......................... ............... n M rrl Tre r ................................................... 8Q Morrov.. Oaire ........................... 15. 14. IN 1o5 M eley. Britt ............._ ........ _ .... 62. 67. 1%, 1Q7 M ly. Tyler ........................................ n. 132, 167 M ey Ashley ............- ....- ................... 01. 216 Mosie): BrUtanle ............................................... 89 Mosley. Dallcla .................................................. til Mosley, Mlchaei ........................................... 8Q IJQ Mosqueda. Jasmyne ..................... 45. 40. 188. I8Q Motta. Aramls .................................................. 8Q Moya. Je lea ........................................ n, 94. 137 Moyer. Aimee ................... 27. 46. 61. 1Q2, 205. 252 Mu)a. Thomas ..........................- .. 24 46.40 1Q5 Mullen. Donovan .............................. 8Q, 200.207 Mulligan. Katherlne ...... 16. 20. 32, 46. 61. 127. 163. 205. 21<l, 225. 252 Mulligan. Maurt!l!n 16, 20. 23. 30. 4o. 48, 127. 163. 205. 21<l, 224. 252 Munteanu. Peter ................................... n. 82. 217 Munteanu. Sydney ............. 27. 35. 47. 109. U2, 21Q Murillo. Ella ...................................................... 80 Murphy. Maurlce ................................ 8. 18. tQ8 Murphy, Michelle.... 62.1:il. 106. 17o. 204.205. 208 Murphy. lcole ............................................ n. 1Q8 Murray. J.mlfer .............28. 34, 47, 112, 113. 1Q2. 1Q5 Murray. Kendal ................... 11. n. 82. 114. 165. 201 Musso. Erin ... 15. 62. 01. 94. 111. 17<), IQO. 1<11. 204. 205. 210. 2n, 217, 218 Myers. Jules ...................................................... n Myer , Sarah ....................................... n. SO. 170 Myrle, Donovan ............................. 46. 47,101. ltil n. n. n. n alley. Chel le .......................... 21. n 81. 144 145 apheys. Lauren ..................................... ........ til apue Marray .......................... 19. n. 98. 116. 1<18 [2J4J"4J Index. p Pacheco. Crestlna ................................... 87. sq tn Padleco. Job ............................................... 01. 167 Padilla. Amallnally .......................... .. 188. 189 Padilla. lrvlng .................................................. IOI Page, Alexander ..................... - ................... 12, n Pag • Robert. .............................................. n. 143 Page-&:hmlt. Kirby ..................... til. 198. 212, 213 Palacio. AMandra .......................... 47. 48. 58. 100 Palomino. Armando ................................ 8<), 200 Paris. Chrl topher .................... .................. n. 133 Park, John................................ 23. 41. SO. 61. 230 Park, Sunghoon ........................ 22. 3Q SO. 116. 191 Parker, Adam .......................... 35. 42. SO. 100. l1Q Parker, Laurice ................................ ................. 01 Parker, MeShelle ................................ .40. SO. 228 Parker. Shane ............................................. 1<17 Parker, Trevlon ............................... 8<), 11Q 143. 216 Parkhill. Wllllam .................................. n. 82.197 Parkison. Robert .............................................. 78 Parkison. William ................... - ...................... 80 Parr. Katherine ................... 62. 01, 70. 17o. tn. 198 Par on, Brandon ............................................... 78 Part rid • Dlandra .................... 6. 48, 58. 1<13. 1Q5 Pa Ill as, Blanca .......................................... 8Q tn Pate, Arielle ..................................................... 89 Pat rick, Charnone ........................... n. 78. 17<), 198 Patterson, Chutney ......................................... 58 Patterson, Dominlque ................................ 78. 107 Patterson. Donell .............................................. 67 Patterson. Quinn .................... 22. 37. SO. IQS. 240 Paxton, Priscilla .................................... 15. 83. 89 Payne. Mtehaei.. ....................._ .................. IB. 89 Payne-5nyder, Ashlelgh .............................. 83, 89 Peay. )ohannah ............................. 78. 148. 170. 198 Peck. Michelle ........................... 20. 8Q 128. 129 Peck, Timothy .................. 1<1, 89. 91, 200. 212. 213 Pedrln. Ronal .................................................. 217 Penaftor, Anthony ............................................. 78 Pendleton. Chrl t lne ......................................... 78 Pendleton, Chrlslln ......................................... 97 Perez-Chavez. Lydia .................................... 78. 17o Perez-Garcia. Manu !.......................................89 Perkins. Brlana ................................................. OI Perkins-Troutman. Jasmlne ............................... l:il Perlman, Rosa ..... 14. 78. 101. 114. 115. 148. 18Q, 198 Pernell. Syrl ...... 33, 35, SO. 150. 151. 196. 1<17. ZOo Perryman, Jarrett ............................................. 89 Pe oa, J.P. ............................................. 17. 78. 133 Pe oa. Yerlca ...................... l7. 01, 68. 114. 175.217 Peters, Taylor .................................................... 78 Peterson, Keith ....................... SO. 51. 101. 212. 221 Peterson, Matthew ......................... l:il. 152, 192, 1Q3 Pettes. Hnrrlson ........................................ 48. SO n. n. Quinn. Caitlin q ................................ 89 r Radatu • n a ....................................... 68. 94 Raei·Cath<lli • Aaron. ....................................... 68 Rainey. )a ·myn ................................................ 78 Rame): Emma .................................................. 94 Ramirez. Andrew ...................... 12. 21. 51, 56. 1<17 Ramirez. Danlel ............................................... 89 Ramirez. Joel.................................................... 78 Ramirez. Maurlclo ...................................... 62. 68 Ramirez. ora ..................................... 83. 89. 105 Ram ey Keota .......................................... 78. 184 Randell, Zurl .................................................... 78 Randrn. Kaltlyn ....................................12. 68. 136 Rangel, ne ............................................... 80 Ray. Deshawn ................................... 68. 102, 149 Rayburn. Royale ....................................... 78. 198 R ave • la mine ....................................... 178. 170 Redfield, Sarah ........................ 32, 35. 51, 102. 221 Redshlrt-Foote. Serenlty ................ 78. 81.102.165 Reed. Brittany ................................................. 68 Reed. Marcu ........................................... IQ4. IQS Reedy. Ka asha ......................................... 78. 105 Reeves. Tyree. a ................................... .ZO. 89. 218 Regan, Anna ................................. 8Q 114, tn. 197 Reher. Caleb ................................. 89 180. 181. 1<17 Reid, Jahlon ...................................................... 89 Reid, Jamal ................................................ 51, 55 Reid, Lafonda ............ l<l, 42. 51. 189. 1<18. tQ<1, 200 Reid, Maurice ................................................... 78 Reid, Tla. •..................................................... 78 Reilly. Rae ................... l4. 36. 48. 51. 1<18. t<IQ, 224 Reimann. Taylor.................................. ....... 78 Res.:hechtko, Sa ha ........... .41, 48, 51. 97.180. 181 Reusch, Madeline ............. 64 68. 111. 17o. 198. 212 Revers. Jo eph ............................................ 88. 80 Reyes. Cabr ela ............................................... 68 Reyes. Jessie............................................ .. ... 78 Reyes. eftaly .................................................. 89 Reynolds. Christoph r ...................................... 78 Reym~s. Kamlll ............................................ 78 Rhodes, Mark Ia ................................................ 89 Rice, Ethan ................................... 78. 155. 18<), 216 R hard , Maya ........................... 68. 17<), 200. 218 R chardson. lsaiah ........................ OI. 68. IQS. 1<18 Richardson. Jessica ... 16. 45. 51. 1<12. 1Q3. 200. 217 Richard. on. Marquise ...................................... 78 Richardson, Michael •• 18. 61, 64. 68. 200, 212. 213 R chardson. Shneka ........................................ 68 Richardson, Susan ............ 6. 68. 18<), 1<13. 1<16. 1<17 Richardson. Thoma· ...16, 43. 52. 61, 192, 193. 201, 217 Richter. Ceor~e.............................. 8. 78 Ricketts. Genesis ........................................ .45. 52 Riel meiJer. VIncent .............................. 78. 96. 167 Riggin • Theaford .............................. . ....... 89 Riley. Courtney ....................................... 14,68 Riley. Louls ........................ r........................ q 80 Rln<on. Eric ...................................................... 78 Ritchen. Marissa ................... 68. 148, 17o. tn. 148 Rivera Alejandra ...................................... 8<), 198 Roberts. Alyssa .................................... 7. 78. 209 Roberts, Uewdlyn ....................................... 13. 68 Robin on. Anthony ....................... 52, 53. 132. 198 Roblnson·Larrance. RuthAnne .... IO. n. 4Q 52.56 Robles. Darren ................................... 78. nq 200 Robles. Nathan ................................................ 68 Ro<:k. Darcy ........... 62, 68. 114. 114, 175. 204. 205 Rodarte, Cindy ........................................... 62. 68 Rodgers. Joseph............................ ........ 68 Rouz ud. lvonne ...................................... .. R bury. Brian ..................... 44, 52. l20. 121.235 Royb.ll, Veronica ..................................82 8\l Rud n, Olivia .................... 7. N. 129. 176, 19Z ~~:~ ~~~riv::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. .'. _: Runqu t, Dominick ..................................... kl6 Ru ton. Kat! ................... 14, 82, 8<), 115. tn. u Ru II. Chart ... •....................................88, WI Ru ell, Joshua ......l4 68. n. 116. 117. 119. 140. 158, 159. 211 Rutl !dg • Sp h lie ............................... N. Qq 201 s Sagara. Meredith ........ 20. 33. 48. 52, 101. 190.193 Said Cama hu .................................... N 81 Ul Sal ovlc, Calley ......... 78. 79. 82. 97, 182. 18l198 Salisbury. Dominic .................................... N Salvldrez. Reyd el............................... ...... . 8'1 Sambula. Sable ........................................... Somps n. Ryan .................. 22. 2<), 36. 52, Qq 220 Samuel, Keyana .................................... .. Samu I , Dal .................................8. 68. 144 ~ Sanchez. Amber .........................................sq Sanchez-luevano. Gustavo.............. '"" Sanders. Deja ............................................... . Sander • Samantha ....... 5. 15. 8Q 144. 146, 14l Sandt!r on. Oalre ............ 35. 52, 112. 162. 163. 22l Sanderson. Samantha ................................. 15. 8'1 Sandoval, Marl a ........... 62, 68, lit>. 1QQ 191 Sanford. Za ·hary ......................................... Sanford. Zan~ta ........................................ 52.0C Sant Cruz-Rulz Karina ....................... 40. 51 Sorcon • Bianca ........................................... Sarett, F.l!yahu............................ .. ......... Saucedo, Irls .............................................. sq 191 Saucedo. Ur!el....................................... ..... . 8'1 Saulters. Ryan15. 29. 48, 53. 60, 94 116. 200 2ti zn Saunders. Ryan............................ ......... Sawyer, )arne ............................. 7<l, IQQ JQ4.1QI Sayers. At hUla ............. 4 N 48, 53. 60. 206. Sayers, Tascony .................................... 82. 88.111 Sayers. Tiara ................................ 23. SO. 51 Seal Manon ........................ 23. 36. 53. 106. 22l Scali e, Joseph............................. ...... q N Sch fer. Laurl'n ........................................". Schnkker. Andrew ................................... 68. 01 Schor, Sophie.......................... .. ..... Schreiber. Adam ........................... 8<), 123. 155. Schr lber. Je e........................................ 68. b8 Schroeder. Madeline. N. 81. 102. 127. 128. 12<l 163. 1<12. 193. 204 Schuster, Tor!n ................ 68. 130. 131. JQB, 212 Schwabe, Sophia ....... N 97. 106. IQS. 1<18. 212. Schweikert. Amanda .. 78. N. 82. 17o. 100.191: Scott. Chrl topher ............................... 79. 81 Scott. I ac ................................................. sq Scott. Merced .............. N 34. 53. 56. 200.230 Scott, Monica .................................. 8. 68. 212. Scutt, iklta ................................................ Scott. Rochelle........................................... . Scot I. Sydnee ............................................. Sedbrook, Emily ...... 6. 11. 23. 34, 53. 1Q3, 191: Seeb r, Carr! on ........................................... Sepmeier. George ................................. 79. 19Z Severson. Maxwell ................................ 4'l 5l Sevier. Phillip ..................................... 79. lSQ Shafer, Kayla ..... ................... ................ ... N Sharo~ef, Hamza ......................................... 14 Shan~ef, Sulaiman .................................. 68. Sharp. Shauntayt! .................................... 68. Shar Treeth I ............................................ Shaw. Richard .. ........ .. ....................... 7<l, 98. Shay. Reade................. •................... .. Shllller. Tavonne • ......... 22. 53. 6Q Shem. Rach l ........................................... Sh rpa. Sangay ......................................... .. Sherpa. Tserlng .......................... QO, 138. tn Shield , Undsay ......................................... 62. Shook. !cole .......................................... 90 Short. Loyd ..................................... N 116. 151 Showalter. Stephen ........................ 23. 53. 196. Shroads. Kevin .............................. 7<l, 133. 16L Shugart. Peter .................................... 90. 155. Sifuentes. Matthew ..................................... .. Sigler. Alexls ............. 62. 68. 112. 113. 162. l6l S1lversmtth. l.ara ... 23. 53. 186. 190. 208. 20Q Simmons. Torl ..................................... l9. 00. �••••••.••••••••••••...•••••• 79 • 53. 60, .206 ••••••••••••••••• 68. 196. 197 mon. Bryan.............. ...... ....... 47. 4Q. 54 Simon Oalre.......... .... 79, 1.29 164. 165. 204 Simon. Grant .............................. Q. 21, 79, 122. 123 Simon. Thomas .............. ·· ......... · ...................... 79 Simpson Robert ....................................... 54. 60 Sims Derrick. .................................................. 90 Singl~on. Jackquelin ....................................... 68 SKien. Shae ..................................................... 90 Slaughter. Jodecl ....................................... 91, 119 Sla)l Sheretha ................................................... 79 Sm~ll Joel........ . .. .. . . . ....... •...... 79, 206. 207 Small Joshua ...... .......................... 79, 206. 207 .215 Swain. Blake .... 15. 3Q. 48. 55. 60. no. n7. 140. 141. 200, 203. 210. 2n. 217 Sweetbaum, Elizabeth ................. 79, !37. 198. 199 Sweetser. Samuel .......................... 34. 42, 55. 229 Swenson. Matthew ......................... 79. 81. 172. 217 Swickard, Tess ................................................. 90 Swinnerton. Erin........... •................... 09 t ~~~i~~·p:~!~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·~ Tabb, Colin........................... •........................ 79 Tabor, Hannah....... ............ ........ 19. 83. 90. 171 Tafoya. J hua 8. 55. 61. 98. 166. 167. 187. 195. 204. 205. 238. 252 Taklmoto. Emily ....................... 5. 90. 138. 147. 171 Tallbull, Blaine ................................ 33. 55. 61. 159 Tallbull. Cody ................... 23. 35. 55. 158. 159. 221 Tamashiro, Nika .............. 02. 6Q. 170. 171, 190. 197 Tanaka. Clio ................................................ 02. 09 Tanenbaum. Carl a ................... 69. 151. 200, 207 Tapia. Yareii ...................... 02. 09. 176. 189. 201. 218 Tapper, Matthew..... ................... 6Q. 101. 159. 218 Tate. Elleana .................................................... 90 !~~~~~~ ~£~ ~: : :~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: ~:.~ ~:~:~~: ~:,~y~~-:::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~::.~~. . gg :::~: ~;r\~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. 68:· i6 El:~: ~ii~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·~ Smith Lauren ..................................... 82. 90. 101 Smith: Lexington .................... 90. 91. 116. 143. 189 Smith, Undsay .............................. 79, 176. 212. 213 Smith, Marlene ................ 78. 79, 82. 170, 200. 21~ Smith, icolette ................ 43. 4Q. 54, 182. 183. 21 Smith. PauL ............. 64, 68. no. 167. 18Q. 194. 218 Smith. Quentin ........................ .4, 23. 28, 54, 105 Smith. Rachel.. ..........................78. 79, 82. 97. 168 Smith. Rebekah ........................................ 90. 189 Smith. Samantha .......................... 83. 90, 91. 198 Smith. Samuel ..................... 90. 91. 124. 196. 197 Ell~~ E~!.f:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : :~ ~ : : ~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;~:~ Smith. Tra.:y ....................... 15. 74. 79, 105. 170. 171 Smlth·Murphy. Sterling .............................. 6Q. 199 Sneed. Marion ........................... OQ. 186. 206. 207 Sneider. Erial ................................... 69. 208. 213 Snell. Dl>an ....................................................... 09 Snodgrass. Tlmothy ...........................90. 1:<!4. 143 Solls·A.:osta. Elizabeth .................................... 90 Solorio. Janice .............................................. 67. 09 Soltero. Omar .................................................. 90 Soma. Chrl tina ................................. 90. 171. 195 Soma. Matthew ......................................... 69. 217 Sondermann. Katrina .......... OQ. 70. 106. 208. 209 Sorensen, Benjamin ........................... 90, 125. 167 Sorensen. Billy ................... 18. 21. 09. 123. !52. 153 Souby. John ......................................................09 Southworth. Zachary ...................................... 90 2 ~~~~~-~-~~ii::..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.~:-~:.. ~~ Spencer. Matthew ................................... 9. 83. 90 Springer-Moore, Vincent.. .......... 7, 54, 57. 102. 195 [~~i~:. . . . .~·:~f:f~~ Star~ Juhan a ................................................... 90 ~:U".i~~l~~~:: ::... :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~.~~:.1~ Steed, Rache1 ......................... 69. 101. 178. 189. 212 Steele. Delany ..................................... 79, 80. 102 Stein, atasha ........... 64. 69. 189. 193. 198, 199. 212 Stetner, Usa ................................................ 02. 09 Steinhoff, Calvin ................................... 79, 82. 217 Stem ley. Richard .................................... · .......... 79 Steninger. Clare 34. 42. 54, 193. 198. 201. 212. 213. 2ll Stenlnger, David .................... 79, 120. 198. 212. 213 Stephens. Karielle ....................................... 87. 90 ney. Emily ................ 20. 88. 90. 128. 164, 197 evens, Alex .................. 47. 48. 54, 208. 212. 213 Stevenson, Marvin ......................... 79, no. n8. n9 nson, Tyrone............. .. .... .. .. 02. 69. 116 rt, Cherlka .............................................. 90 ewart. Samuel......................... 09. 104. 154 rtiJndstrom. Rayven ................... 18. 02.69 Stleneker, Brennan ................. 78. 79, !32. 133. 160 Stott. Lyric..................... ... .. ... 02. 09. 102. 129 Straughter. Breonna ......................................... 79 Su. Jennifer........................................ 7, 79, 82 Sulilv n. Briana ......................................... 79, 97 Sullivan. Dl>von .......................................... 02. 69 Sullivan. Justine .................... 09, 94. 129. 144. 146 Sullivan, Maureen .................. 79, 81. 137, 171, 200 Sullivan, Mikayla ...................................... 90, 164 Sulsk\: Zachary ............................ 79, 82. 120. 197 Su el, Zachary ... 28, 48, 55, 193, 198, 199. 201. 213, n. u Uhlberg. Alexandra ........... 11, 40, 57.112.219. 239 Uhlberg, Kelli ................................ 87, 90. 1!5, 164 Taylor. l.avelle .............................23. 51, 55. 59. 60 Smith. Dorlan·Michelle ..... 22. 48. 4Q. 54,102,228 Smith. Erin ..... 22. 23. 37. 54, 99. 102. 100. 212. 213 Smith. Fatima ................................................... 79 Smith. Jonathan ........................... 52. 54. 167. 220 TwarogowskL Und ay....................... .......... 80 Tweed, Rebekah........................ .... 90. 177 TwoTwo, Jasmine ............................................. 90 TwoTwo. Olivia............................... ......... 80 Taylor, Raven ...................... 5. 21. 90. 138. 147. 201 Taylor, Tahjj ................................................ 4Q. 55 Taylor·Felese. Jordan ...................... 40, 49. 55. 216 Teicke, Nicklas ............................ n. 20. 24, 55. 193 Temple. Abigail ................. 68, 09. 170. 198. 199. 212 ~=~~~ur:.~:~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::..::::...~:. ~ Terry. Chad ................................................... 69. 71 Teselle, Benjamin ................................. 79, nL 179 Teutsch. John .................................................... 56 Teves, Zachary .............................................18. 09 Thalhofer. Jeffrey ......................... 79, 130,131.204 Thames, Gabrielle ........................................... 90 Thames. 1i.>rln ........... 02. 09. 102, 179, 194. 195. 218 Thatch. Christopher ........................................ 232 ~~~~~~~~~;~~~.::::::::::: ...::::::::::::::::::::::::::io. ~ ~~~;~:s: f¥i~:F~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~ ~~~~:~: :~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~·i~ Thomas. Julian ................................................ 90 Thomas. andi ................................................ 90 Thoma • lchelle .............................................. so Thomas, Sarah .................................. 56, 61. 107 Thomas. Tlftimy .............................. 78, 79, 81.218 Thomas·Christen en. Teri a ........................... 22 Thompsen, Amanda ........................ 09. 206. 207 Thompson, Brian ....................................... 79. 155 Thompson. Daryck .. 11. 20. 22. 23. :<!4. 56. 116. 172, 173. 192. 193. 196. 197. 205. 219. 252 ~~~~~~~~: ~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::zi: 9~ Thompson. Kelly67. 6Q. 94, 130. 137.145. 190. 205. 252 Thornton. DaVaughn ...................... 77. 79, no. 140 Thornton. Demetrius ......................21. 6Q. 140. 141 Thornton. Tlerra ................................. 09. 184. 185 Threet. I hmael ............................................... 90 1 ~~~~~~~~I!~:·N~~~-1;::::::::::::::::::::::::::. ~-..~-~j~ Thurman, Jumeia ............................... 88. 90. 198 Thurman, Nicolas ............................... 79, 190. 191 Tldweii·McMillon. Tanezaree ............................. 09 Tierney. Cassidy ................................................09 Toaspern, William ................. 90. 125. 167. 210. 211 Todd. Michael ............................ 6. 35. 40, 56. 193 ~~:::~: ~:~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·bq,·i~ Tolliver, Klmitra .................................... 56. 60. 61 Tomlin. Jeanna ................................ .. ..... 79, 200 Tomlinson. Eryn ... 18. 48. 49. 56. 190. 198. 199. 219 Tootle. Jazmine ................................................. 79 Torres. Javier ....................................................09 ~~~=~~!~~~i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::69. g 9 Trader· Bankston. Marquis ........................... 79, 81 Trattler, Adam ................................ n. 54. 56. 216 Tregembo. BenJamin ........................................ 79 Trenholme, Barrett ............................... 56. 57. 216 Trower. Elizabeth ... 45. 56. 192, 193. 198. 208. 209. 221 9 ~~~m:~: ~:~~~\~~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::sb:-59. ~ Tsamasfyros. Nikolas ............................... 57, 234 Tubbs. Devon ...................... IO, 64. 69. 94, 105. 111 Tucci, Joshua.............................................. 90, 213 Tucker. Raymond ................................ 69. 194. 195 Tu.:ker, Sachea ................................................. 217 Tuder. Stefanle .......................... 23. 51. 57. 163. 2!5 Tupper. Bryan ................................................... 79 Turner. Evelyn .......................... 35. 43. 57. 216. 2:<!4 Turner. Ceorgeanna ......................................... 90 Turner. Hanifah .............. 79, 82. 102. 194. 195. 201 Turner. James .......................... 69. n6. n9. 210. 211 Turner. Janet .............................................. 90. 94 Turner, Joel ........................................ 90. 100. 216 Turner. Lauren .......................................... 90. 138 Turner, Shaqullle .. 17. 21, 69. 151. 179. 189, 200. 210. 211 Turner, Shazzon ........................... 8. 17, 83. 90. 132 Tuta, Meg .. 80, 110. 111, 176, 190, 198, 200, 205. 252 Urbana. Jamie ............................... 21. 80. 133. 159 Urena, Noemt.. ..................................... 02. 69. 189 Uribe, Luis ....................................... 09. 206. 207 Urlg, at han.......................... .. ............. 6Q. 123 Urig. Wylie ................................. 87. 90. 125.155 Utsey, Faythe..................... ........ 87. 90. 195. 210 Uva, Allegra...... 87. 90. 171. 216. 218 v Vaghedi. Ja mine .. .... 09. 70. 114. 208 Valadez. Estefani .............................................. 09 Valadez. Salma .............................................. 80 Valeta. Matthew ........ 09. 70. 71. 106. 154. 155. 196 Valle, Ruben ................................................... 80 Valles. Rory ......................................................09 Van Treuren, William ..... 45. 4Q. 57, 208. 209. 216. 233 VanBierkom, Peter ...................................... 02, 09 Vandenberge, Marisha ................... 74. 80, 170, 171 Vanderburg. Jacqueline .............................. 80. 170 ~~:~~~tJ~~;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::::.:::::~:i~:;~ ~=~:~~~-~Er~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::··::~::~~:~ Wra. Abram ............ 18. 67. 6Q. 94, no. 151. !52. 193 Wrner, Jamlko ............................... 09. 116. 140. 141 Wssels. Anthony ................................ 80. 198.212 ~~rr~i~~f:~:~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~:::::~~:~~~~:~~ Vllkus. Charlotte ................... n 80.148. 176.209 Villa. Francisco ................................................ 90 Villa. Pri"illa .................................................. 90 Vllla-Rios. Mariela ........................................... 90 VIllanueva, Fanny ............................... 83. 90. 128 Villarreal, Julio ................................................ 90 Vinson. Tatlanna ................ 19. 49. 57. 61. 192. 200 VIramontes. Erika.... .. ................................. 90 Vlski·Hanka. Maximilian 48. 4Q. 57. 100. !52. 153. 190.201 Vltervo, Luis .................................................... 80 Vlzoso. Ana ......... ........ ........... 02. 09. 184, 216 w Waddy, Michael.... .. • 90, 100. 119. 143. 160 Wadkins. Bryanna ............................... 83. 90. 218 Wadsworth. Ben)aman ......................80. 196. 197 Waggoner. avalyn ......... 4Q. 57. 180. 189. 207. 212 Waldo. Karma .................................................. 57 Waldron, Amelia ............................................. 90 Walicki. Carolyn .................................... 18. 24 57 Walicki. Susan ...................... 80. 81, 148. !56. l57 Walker. Anthony .......................... 80. n6. n8. 142 Walker. Breneisha ........................ 57, 58. 198. 227 Walker. Jahala ........................ 22. 46. 58. 198. 199 Walker. Lat rese ....................... 49. 58. OL 189. 220 ~=:~:~: ~!~1~:~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.0::. ~~~:.~ Walker. TyShae .................................... 87. 90. 105 Wall. Christopher ............... 8. 80. 8.2. 179, 18Q. 198 Wallace, Deanna .............................................. 09 Walls. Jasmine .......................................... 83. 90 Walson, Chelsea ........................... 87. 90, 189. 207 Walstrom, Audrey .................................... 09. 101 Walters. Alkia ............................................ 68. 69 Walters. Allen ............................................ 58. 60 Walters. Olivia ................................................. 90 Wanamaker. lsaac .............................. 80, 212. 213 Want. Ellen ....................... 17. 74. 80. 180. 198. 199 Want. Taylor ........................... 17, 80. 175. 180. 198 Ward. Ashley ................................................... 91 Ward. Cory ................ 4 23. 44, 58.105. 200.226 Ward. Deidra ..............................................91. 177 Ward. Heather ........................... 6. 35. 46. 58. 239 Ward. Raphaei ........................ 02. 69. 189. 212. 213 Ward. Shawn ...................................................09 Warren, Patience ....................................... 91. 198 Warren. Samantha .....................................48. 58 Waruinge Leah .......................................... 02, 09 Waruinge: Susan ................................ 91. 105. 199 Washington. Dacarrie .............................. 80. 106 Washington. Kayla .................. 19. 23. 50. 58. 200 Wason. Jessica ...................... 35. 50. 58. 200, 224 Wathen. Alexander ...................................... 87. 91 Wells. Donell ......................... 28. sa 60. 140, 141 ~:::s: ~~~ha~~ .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::7ii:'sb~i~; 1 Wells. Victoria ........................................... 80. 137 Werner, Kathryn ....................................... 91. 197 Wert. Davls ................. 16, 27. 49. 59. 106, 172. 204 Wert. Scott ........................... 16, 39. 49. 59. 172, 173 West. Darius ........................................ 83. 91. 179 We tcott. Claire .. 09. 70. 71. 102. 105. 130. 137, 170, 193 Westcott.}.) ...................... 12. 78, 80. 133. !59. 160 Weyna, Sandra ............................................... 80 Wheat fall. Christopher .................................... 80 Whtte, Ashlee ........................................... 91. 189 White, Evan .................................. 78. 80. 196. 197 White, Lea ..................... 49. 59. 103.192. 197.200 White. Michael ................................................. 09 White, Robert .............. ...................... 80. 116. n8 Whitmill, ALacla ................................ 91. 198.201 Whitney. Danelle ............................................. 91 Whittaker. William ........................... 09. 206. 207 Whittington, Ravan ..................................... 7. 09 Wielga. Christopher ................. 49. 55. 59. 180. 181 Wielga, Colin ............................. 80. 180, 193. 209 Wiens. Jacob ............................................. 80. 180 ~:~~:;t~~;j~' :::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::.~:.~~: _lj6 Wilburn. Kala .................................................. 91 Wilder. De' Aires .............................................. 70 Wiles, Rue! .......................................... 91. 119. 160 Wilkerson, athan ......................... 30. 59. 60. 152 Wilkins. Brandl ................................................ 91 Wilks. Deavontae ............................ 22. 47. 59. 189 Williams. Aaron .............................................. 70 Williams. Arlana ............................................. 70 Williams. Brandle ..................................... 70. 218 Williams. Christopher ................................ 91. 119 Williams. Jalena ................................... 83. 91. 147 Williams. lcole ............ 91. 138.177.189 200.207 Williams. Octavia............................. .. ...... 91 Williams. Patrick ............................................ 70 Williams. Quinn .......................... 80. n6. 118. 167 Williams. Rachael ............................. 80. 103.189 Williams. Renee ...... 8. 18. 21. 68. 70.144.145. 146 Williams. Rose ................................................ 70 Williams, Sean ................................................ 80 Williams. Sir .................................................... 91 Williams. Tana .... 49. SQ. 94.188.189. 194.195.198 Williamson. Scott ................................. 7. 80. 101 Willis. Brandon .......... ...... •.................... 70 Willis. Hana ...............................19. 22. 52. SQ. 223 Willis. Tyler. ................................. 20. 80. 17Q. 201 Wlllls·Tapfumaneyl. Tiera ................. 70, 184, 185 Wilson. Allan ................................................... so ~:~~~: ~;:~~~L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:g :J~ Wilson. Leon .............................................. 91. n9 Wilson. Shareese ...................................... 80. 170 Winbourn. Gillian ..II. 48, 53. 59. 112, 192. 193. 195 Winget. Shelby ......................... 33, 48. 59. 61.236 Wlnn. Joshua ................................................... 91 ~:~~·~;w~~~~::::. :::::::::::::::::::::::m:·:n·:i~g :~~ Wolfe!. Hunter ................................ 18. 80. 81.142 Woodard. Davkl ........................................ 80. 213 Woolfolk, Ellas ........................................... 80. 81 Woolfolk. Jordan ....................... 19, 22. 46. 59. 194 Woolfolk, Joshua................................... ........ 91 Wormley. Usa.68. 70. 198. 199. 204.205.212.213. 252 Worthen. Abigail ........................................ 91. 1!5 Wotkyns. Alice5. 34. 60. 17o. 177. 193. 198. 199. 219 Wotkyns. Uly ................................ 77. 80. 170.171 Wright, Stephen ....................................... 60. 235 Wright-Jackson, Kia ............... 70. 182. 183. 210. 211 Wyatt. Devin............. ... •.................... 70 y Yapp, Olivia....... . ... 70, 127. 129.17o. 1n. 217 Yarber, Melvin.... !5. 18. 22. 27, 60. 61. no. 189. 200 Yarbrough. Christopher .................................... 91 Yokley. Ebonie ................................................. 80 Voiles. Daniel .............. 11, 23. 60. 61.196. 197,228 Yoon, Sae ............................................ 60. 61. 198 York. Shola ........................................... 82. 91. 217 Young, Daniel .................................................. 80 Younger. Tremel ................................... 91.147.156 Yufta. 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PJul v rang Lc, 1 v ormk\ Sp.llT \\ TC'Ch Tm M:lnr (' LLIC\ Cmf:hton M rgan ~t.mle\ Oa\.'k.i EngcLkm Compukt Outld D:m Mxlliruld Boblte M :\.'Jllum Shdu MlL D:xu ld l.rcgon 1-bll At t IT'tl\ Jt U \\. Constan(c F!SI'k.'t' Phot grJph\ bnr\? and Mw :i Tl mpson ~5 1 ads. l2l:>jll �tearbook staf Editors-in-Chief: Ltll Cretghton, (Jtte GltwJ Jnd SJrJh O:x:x-ie. Proto Editors: MJllor). Hetn2eroth Jnd lash T Jfo 'J. Sfxrls Editors: ~llte HJyes Jnd lJnesSJ Jepsen. Section Editors: Knsttn MJrque2 Jnd T JSllJ Popktn. To the 2006-2007 Angelus Staff: Nellie: P.S. You're adopted, twenty questions, sneaking to lunch, text messaging. Kelly 8.: Heart problems, taking more pictures than anyone ever knew. Tasha: Christkind (Father Christmas?!), Qdoba brownies, calling people in 244, always sick, lazy but we love you. Carlie: ·rm fhangry!", Ms. Usa, loud, enthusiastic. Meg: Most polite, giggling, hardest workIng, perfect pages. Janessa: Saturday mornings, labeling COs, sneaking to lunch, 'Don t ask )anessa, she doesn't know what she's doing" -Nellie. Kate: You ho!, yelling at us about the yearbook, high Fives, 'You look like Kate today!", Usa's personal assistant, *You·re specially Invited to a yearbook party! Mo: Bringing the kids to school, Lisa· s assistant, Friday nights. most dedicated. Reese: Most enthusiastic, knows everyone, Gatorade, sharing Usa·s Fridge. Meaghan: Hard· est working, walking to Starbucks In the snow In flip·Flops. Daryck: Finally joined staff (thank goodness), Finishing the after school page two months late, spray-painted pants, pink polo. Kristin: Always with Devin, queen of baby pictures. changing hair colors, Finally turning in your senior picture. Brianna: Golf page!! Aimee: Energetic, silliest staffer, Funny, best dressed, links. Gracie: Trucker hats, crazy jackets. Josh: Only person to have a liver transplant and come back to work on yearbook two months later, great pictures. Mallory: Endless trips to Walgreens, always everywhere, most spirited, can Finally drive yourself around, what would we do without you?! Usa W.: eeds computer lessons. always singing, undercover worker with well·done pages, naming the ETC page. Sarah C.: Great pages, perfectionist, hard working, curly hair, people pages. Arl: Jew Fro, wrestling, flirting with all the girls, secretly working hard. Kelly T.: Late nights working on senior pages, too many pages. super hard-working. Max: Chima!, chair races In the hallway, never getting mad even when the you-know-what hits the fan, collage pages. Hayley: Trendiest dresser, Saturday mornings, choir page!! Peter: Turing In names on a piece of wood (?!). Sam and Zach: Always late, goofing around, "I have hockey", ·u broke. Tess: Sunglasses, trying to get Ari to work on ads. Usa E.: Always getting the bad computer, dancing, laughing. Vik.i and Beatriz: Pimp my ride, most creative, ETC page. Canyon: Photoshop wizard, the cover turned out awesome, knowing more than anyone about Adobe. Catle, Lila and Sarah: Smelly markers, Lila Chapelle Show, eating all oF Lisa s Food, came come, oh save the drama If I am late, PAOMNNEHAL, the "Where's Lisa?" plate, smencils, yearbook diet, Starbucks!, Lady SOV. butter cookies (ew), Sarah's stupid drawings, stealing crackers, candy stash (mice?!), Veronica Mars, being Lisa's personal assistants, popcorn, cleaning the back room, Leonardo DICaprio, living In Room 100, Calle: "Yearbook Is cancelled!", always thinking about food. Usa: Chopped collard greens(?), thanks For all the Food, meeting your parents, pink pages, tricking the plant, running the school, professional hand-holder, don't be late for class, "Is your Fish dead yet?", cul997, name check, won·t you miss us next year?, we love you, adios!!! Stif rnmbers: l\.1\.Jx Atufunw.l, Brunn..1 Ben tle), Reese Boyd, CJrlu? Ll1risturL<;OJl, &·1tn2 Contrt 1:15, SJuh CorntSh, Vikt EJglc, lis..1 Engdkcr1, Mt>Jglun FisiX't, Tess lxk..<;etl, Ari M1lnun, A111TI Mover, I(Jk Mulltg.111, Mo Mulltg..ltl, H.:l> b Round, 0Jr) ck Thompso11, Krll> Thompson, Meg TutJ Jt1d LtSJ Wormb. Protograpl--ers: Kdl} B1111.:itng. Cmvon Bmk, Peter H.:lrtnun, SJm Lass, .Zach Lass an.:i Cr.Kte McGutre. ��������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource East High School Yearbooks Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1894-2024 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks of Denver East High School Yearbook Yearbook published by the students of East High School, with assistance from faculty and teacher sponsors. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Angelus 2007 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource East High School Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2007 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 2000s Yearbooks