https://easthighmuseum.cvlcollections.org/files/original/0367d7b70f3069ac077aa56177982845.pdf a28780a15b56ea39225d3b9ce17fac51 PDF Text Text �������Eost higiJ / �Crey Seal ,,,,,,,,,,, I ,., ""'~ ���Fly1ng high, the far;t H1gr way, the Ange c; knew how to keep tradition alive Starting tt"le year off w1th c;chool spirt, serior Cam eron Hoei-Jr deoded to be the first anqel 'l1ascot in the ristory of fast. He pumped up the crowds at pep ral ies, did pushups at tre football games, and showed how proud '"le was to be an angel. L ke Cameron, other East studerts showe>d off their class spirit all year long. As always, Crazy Red and White Day was the most anticipated and t'"le most spirited day of the week. Student<; pa1nteo their faces, cut their snirts and wore crazy accer; c;ories that made the1r outfits even more exCiti'lg. Senior Class President Ariel Canadd de>scribes, "When the firal bell r nqs on the f nal day of spirit wee , runninq out of class to dive i'lto the sea of red and wh te 1s the best feeling in tl-)e worlrj" . v· 1e5sa Johnson !Photos by: Canyon Boak lulia Fa1 ano. Kody Gaulden, Amber Goltz, Hali Groninger. Maddie Hamling. and Aaron Holland Plum) Angel Royalty. Nervously awa1ting homecoming court re· suit sen1ors Marcus Flowers, Ariel Kelly, and Alyssa Milner sm1le for the camera. Halo- lo- halo· lo hay. The energy at the pep rally 1ntens1· fies as the sophmomore class gets pumped up. �Junior Lex Smith and senior Kristian Jones. Red hot. Freshmen Madeline Miller, Angelina Denson, and Molly Beer posed fiercely for the camera dunng passing period. Juniors Raven Taylor, Dany· elle Vandyke and Senior ���Our angels never failed to heat up trad1t1orc; when it came to school spmt Spirit days ranged frorrt the ever popular Pajama Day, to the new favorite, Neon Day. Stude'ltSwent all out for Superhero Day to re-l.ve their chi dhood dream of savmg the day and d•essed to impress for Ce'ebnty Day. Pajama Day granted st1.1dents the ease of rolling from their bed into the classroom, followed by this years biggest Sliccess, which literally bnghte'led up the school and took 1t back 1n time to a'I 80's flashback of neon egg1ngs and headbands. As a ways, Crazy Red and Wh1te Day was the highlight of the week. Students wert al out dur1ng the u't•mate battle of red and wh te by wearing home made T-shirts, tube socks, and face paint. The week ended With a b1g bang at the pep rally where each class competed to be the most sp1ruted. • Helen Gaff1gan ( Photos by: Julia Faliano, Kody Gaulden, Hali Gron· inger, Maddie Hamling, Aaron Holland ·Pium, and Tyshae Walker.) Celebrity Day. Jackie Langd >n, 10. Lounging around. With their new classmate Pooh, sophomore Des•re Hodge -Fields, junior Lex Smith, and sophomore Marcella Currin show off their cozy pajamas. Bed head . Coord.nated in PJ color sophomores Roberts, Tyler Burton, and Brehaa Johnson shared a smile. �Thumbs up for neon Hanging out at lunch, freshmen Zaidy Charron, Mati Card, Julie Zellner, Julia Vrooman, and G1selle Rudnick light up Colfax. Bright tees . Looking up at the camera seniors Dominique Davis and Alyssa Milner strike a pose on Neon day. Captain nts. Ready to fight evil, j ison Maginness, Lm Hill, and senior Sam Myers join forces. ���~rom Heritage Ha'l to the D mocratlc Nationa Convent on, students participated in many differel")t eve•lts. Derver hosted its last ONC 1n 1908, rnak1ng this year the on hundredth anniversary of ti-Je Conventior in our city and one o40 the most histone. The Alumni Hall was introduced to recognize graduates of East wl,o went on to be some of the most inf1Je'1t•al people in the world. One recertly famous East Alumr who came back to vis twas Olympian David 01 ver, bronze medalist in the 1 1Om hurdles. 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Villagomez Alexandra Viski-Hanka Julia Vrooman Lesley Wagner Magdalen Wagner TyWagner Samuel Wahlgren �ConnorWalinder Darrell Walker Jan a Walker Ashton Walker-Curl Desiree Wallace Jamie Walson Anne Want Ohshae Warren Lauren Weber Nina Webster Etienne Weaks Madeleine Wegmann AziaWelch Dylan Wells Talan Whitaker MaryJo Whitney Daniel Wiener Aaron Wiggins Chaise Williams Conrad Williams Madison Williams Shawn tell Williams-Dixon Stephvon Williams Travis Williams Aspen Wilson Jaque Wilson-Davis EmiliaWint Sage Wise·Carpenter Richard Witherspoon Austion Woolfolk Mariah Woolfolk Whitney Woolfolk Jullanna Zellner ����The varsity football team started the season off on a bad foot with a loss to Longmont, 13 42. "Longmont was a tough loss w th it being our first game and all, but it JUSt made us work harder; said 1umor Lexington Smith. ihe Angels d d just that. By the ne t game they were back in the swing of th·ngs and were fly1ng h1gh. They had back to bac w1rs, one aga1nst West IT'inster, 40-6, and a blow-out win aga nst Aurora Central, 4/-0 "Great games don't happen Without wi I power, motivation, and teamwor ; sa d senior DaVaughn fhornton. The Angels stumbled agam when they lost to Gateway, 20-28, but they came back fighting hard. With their confidence back up they had back-to- back shut-out w·ns aga·nst George Wash ngton, 42-0, and Rangev1ew 23-0. "Before a game I always think about throwing the prefect touchdown pass: said start1ng quarterback Skyler Shearer. The Angels continued to fight hard but fel short when they played Montbello, 32-34. They qJickly got back on their "A" game and had a superb game aga nst Hif'kley,44 22 "We prepared hard th1s season and wed d pretty good; sa1d senior Hamza Shareef. • Hanifah Turner (Photos by Peter Hartman and Canyon Beak) Air born. Jumping for the ball to cause a interception, senior Jeff Hampton gets the ball in the Westm1nster game. Admed Hakeem, 12. East vs. Aurora Central Kika Grimes,1 0. East vs. Westmmster Jodeci Slaughter. 11. East vs. Aurora Central DaVughn Thorton. 12. East vs. Westminster �"I've been playmg soccer since I was four and the kicks are pretty much the same. So be1ng a good kicker JUSt came natural to me - Zack Grossnickle, 12. •The loud cheers from the crowd . and all of the pnde that I feel after the game are the two things that make me love th1s game. There is no better feeling than lookmg into those stands and watching all of the people scream ~ - Jeffrey Hampton. 12. Catch me if you can. At the homecoming game against Aurora Central. sen1or Zack Grossnickle runs the ball towards the end zone Touchdown! Flymg 1nto the end zone, freshmen Isaiah Hendrix glides past everyone with ease in the game against Westminster. II This game required a lot of heart, and if you do not have 1t, you lose the game. I don't know what else to say here, I have used all of my good material, so um. Yea being captain was great. • Every single second on that field is imperative. A second wasted is an opportun1ty lost, which is why every single second I keep my head in the game." - Quentin Hildreth, 12. 11 Matt Jud1sh, 12. Jeff Hampton, 12. East vs. Westm1nster TreVon Purifoy, 9. East vs. GW Quentin Hildreth, 12. East vs. GW 2008 VARSITY FOOTBALL :>nq'no'lt '3 42 9/6 WeHm1nster 40 6 9/12 Au•ora Central 47 0 9/20 (,a•eway 20-28 9/21 GW 42 0 10/4 Rangev1ew 10/1 c Mo"tbello 2 ~-0 31 14 4 4 22 10/18 Hn 10/24 Thom s Jetferso" 1 G/31 1 1/8 ey 21 20 20 48 �The JV and C boys football teams had tough but rewarding seasons. fhe JV team struggled through their first games, loosing to Longmont, 0-35, and also to Gateway, 12-30. Fullback freshman Brandor Gildon sa1d, "Defensive talking and communicdtion improved Immensely in our ater games" Th1s improvement showed 1n the1r vic tory over Westminster, 18 6. Desp1te many losses, the JV team felt the season built the r mental and phys cal toughness. The C team suffered a close loss to GW, 9-12. They were the only team to defeat Gateway, 32-7. Freshman Dalton Bemdge commented, "Our de~"ense real y stepped up the aggression a'ld won the game for the team~ Coach Myers put intense pressure on the offense to dommate the scoreboard. Both teams' signature cheer led them through the season: "Break it down'" • Helen Gaffigan Photos by Peter Hartrranl Airborn . Returning a punt, freshman Donald Landrum hugs the ball to his chest before sprinting toward the Gateway defense. Touch the sky. Fight.ng for possesston, freshman Justin Holden goes airborne for a pass in a close game against GW "The team's best qualities are our energy and intensity. Throughout the season we always felt supported by one another." -Kevin Cancel, 9. Juaquin Bonner, 9. East vs. GW II "Our defense was much stronger thts year thanks to Jalen Thompson, who had at least one interception every game, allowing us to maintain possession during games." -Brandon Gildon, 10. Tackles, footwork, and passing were key aspects of the strong season. " -Luke Nuszer, 9. Front: Donald Landrum, Joseph Banks, Zdch Madden hover. Aaron W•gg•ns. Juaqu•n Bonner, Dom•n•c Bejarano, Nolan Lassiter, Alex Medma and Ronald Hocks. Se<ond row: Coach Bnt, Drew Behnke, Jaylen Noble. Steven Salazar. Khahd S.haret{ Jesse Tucker, Juan Gonzalez, Darien Griego, Kevin Cancel and Marcu~ Gordon. Back row; Fabian R1ffels•eper. Joe Jaster. Andrew Schm1dt. Jordan Powers, Just1n Holden, Peter Eibsen. Jesse Thomas. Evan Bledsoe and Talan Wh1taker �"Our 'Special Teams' were Important to each player because that was when we really worked on our kicks and punts." ·Richard Hocks, 10. "Our biggest hope was to continue to grow as a team and w1n a championship before we graduate.· · Evan Bledsoe, 10. Holding tight. Go1ng head to head, freshman Joshua Hayward pushes away from an aggress1ve defender and turns down field for a big gain. Going toe to toe. Breaking away from two tacklers, sophomore Richard Hicks secures possesion of the ball during a game against Gateway. Cutting wide. After recieving a long pass, freshmen Aaron Wiggens races down the field. dodging the gateway defens1ve line, in hopes of a first down. Breaking tackles. Trying to get a first down, sophomore Ronald Hicks struggles through a tough tackle 1n a game against Gateway. �·we had a great season ard I loved watchrng the younger players and older players cofT'e together as one team." said senior Ca Ire Raynor The vars1ty softba I team had a rough start to the season after losses against both Reg s, 1-8, and Ft Luptor, 7-17. However the team managed to pull together to defeat Gateway. 8 1. Then they JOurneyed to a tournar1ent n Lou sv.lle where they won two out of the four qames played, losing to Arvada and Monarch, and beating OverlandA-2. and Arvada, 8 6. Recovenng after some hard losses, the team domi'lated over rivals GW, 20-3, and Kennedy, 5 1. The team finrshed 6-1 overall in the OPS district, a very exciting accom plishment. They ventured to the playoffs where they were seeded 18th They ended the season with a record of 10-10. -I felt trat we had a very satisfying year, fin1shmg 6 in 1 in our league was a good achievement and starting five freshmen was difficult but we got better as the season progressed and became a team,· stated Coach Howard Karsr The progress made by the team t'"lroughout the sea sol" created a solid foundation for next year. • Rachel Mangione !Photos t,.~ and ~ I " ; .... . ~ ..,t • • ~~L. . - ·. • - Swing for the fences. Taking a btg cut at a ball, freshman Gabby Gaass hits a shot to right field in a game against TJ. Stacey Tabb, 10. East vs. GW Autumn Pierce, 9. East vs. TJ Julia Vrooman, 9. East vs. TJ '!~ ' ' ....--. ~ Cailee Ferguson, 12. East vs. South �"My favonte part about softball is the sexy uni· forms we get to wear!" - Cailee Ferguson, 12. "This was a great final season to have. All the girls were great and were· ally came together as the season progressed." - Blake Dowling, 12. Getting low. Protecting home plate, sophomore Stacey Tabb sets up for a pitch in a game againstTJ. Swing! Stepping into bat, senior Cailee Ferguson hits the ball into center field in a game aga1nst TJ . II I have been playing softball forever. I love the com petitive aspect of the sport. "Softball is a sport that re· quires precision and skill, but it is also a great way to meet new people.• - Kathleen Gegner, 11. II - Stacey Tabb. 10. Blake Dowling, 12. East vs. GW Adele Vroomen, 10. I 2008 VARSITY SOFTBALL 8/ 8/2 3 8/26 8/29 8/29 8/30 8/06 9/08 9/' 0 9/. 2 9/16 CJ/B .,!2') 9/2 7 9/29 1 0/0 ~ g s Fort lt..pton Gateway Arvada MO'ld'LIJ Oved ~ro Arvada C en•a•us Pa mer c.w Abraha'l' L1ncoln Mortbello South T J Kennedy West 8 1 1 6 0 10 4 2 1 9 1 8 20 ~ 11 12 G 12 2 1 11 ') 1 14 6 0 1 9 4 0 12 3 1 PLAYOFFS '0/11 • 0/11 Front row: Julia Vrooman, Adele Vrooman, Sammantha Drake and Gabby Gaass. Second row : StaceyTabb, Kathleen Gegner, Ariel Canada, Blake Dowling and Hannah Untiedt. Back row : Coach Karsh, Cailee Ferguson, Autumn Pierce, Rachel Miskowicz and Coach Barnes. Palmer g 1 '5 �Tre JV dnd C tedm combined this year due to d ldck of pldyers. However, tre team Stdrted strong w1th a victory against Westminster, 11 7. ·Beat ng Westminster was really sat1sfymg because ti-Jey are a tough team. It wds dn e citing way to start the sedson; Sdid sophomore Hanrah Nathanson. When the tedm also beat Kernedy, 18-6, the dck of players proved not to be a setback. When they lost to rival TJ, 24-6, the team didn t become discouraged. "I t was a tough game and TJ played really well. But we didn't let the defeat bring us down. It just encouraged us to work harder; said sophomore Hannah Reger. In a close game against GW, the team came back strong With a 14-13 victory. n the game against West, ar eight-rur inning stole the g rls he game, 15-1 4. Over a I, the JV team worked together and had a surroccful season. • ,a rah Carlson (Photos by Julia Faliano) You're out. In the high scoring game against GW. freshman Janet Porras closes in on the runner, tagging her out 1n between first and second base. Stealing the base. Watching the pitch, sophomore Jessica Val eta makes takes off. hop1ng to steal a base in the game against Westminster. Mikayla Irvin, 10. Eastvs. GW A swing and a miss. After a strike by GW, freshman Olivia Georgia tosses the ball back to the pitcher. •I like softball because it is a game of short sprints rather than endurance runnmg :' - Melinda Ruiz, 10. Peggy K1mble, 10. East vs. Kennedy II •I like away games; we get the opportun1ty to play on other fields and meet other players:' -Jessica Va leta, 10. The best part about softball is the competition because it makes the game so much more exciting. 11 - Hannah Nathanson Front row· Janet Porras, Mel1nda Ruiz. Kimberly Ruiz and Hannah Reger. Second row: Jessica Valeta, Stevie Brandl, Peggy Kimble, Hannah Nathanson and Lauren Arline. Back row; Taylar Green, Rachel Miskowicz. Olivia Georgia, Janet Porras, Autumn P1erce and Camille Farris. �"My favorite part about softball is batting because it requires a lot of skill and technique." - Taylar Green, 10. "Our team was really successful this season. We worked hard and had a lot of fun ." - Lauren Arline, 10. Perfect cut. Keepmg her eye on the ball, sophomore Taylar Green steps Into a swmg, hitting a right field fly ball. and brings the third base runner in for a point. Peggy Kimble, 10. East vs. Kennedy Beating the tag. Slidmg under the Westminster pitcher. sophomore Jess ca Valeta beats the catcher to the plate after a wild pitch. Get low. Bending her knees, sophomore Jessica Valeta goes after the ball in the game against Westminster. =~~-... Wind it up. Stepping into a pitch, sophomore Mikayla Irvin strikes out a Kennedy batter and finishes the inning, gaining another East victory. There's no place like home. Sliding into home plate, sophomore Lauren Arline beats the tag and scores a run in a home game against GW. �Uph1l, downhill, through pain and triumphs, the Cross Country team came out on top. "With many new great freshmen and returning members, this was the b1ggest team we've ever had," said Coach Kohuth The team kicked off the season with the Thompson Valley tournament, where the boys fin shed fifth and the girls finished fourth "Running is rea'ly fun, and it's a great way to meet new people," sa1d freshman Rachel Stroud. who IS ranked fourth at East. Both the boys and g rls teams rema1ned triumphant, runnmg the Pat Patten Invitational on August 29th, where the girls came in 1Oth, and the boys came in 12th. "Running 1s one of the most painful things I do, but in the end it all becomes worth it," said sophomore Lillian Toaspern. The main focus for both teams was qualify1ng for the City and State Meet on October 7th and 25th. The team felt confident with sen1or Kalen Acquisto leading them as team captain. "The team has been doing really we'l this year They've gotten better everyday, and we're getting closer to qualifying the whole team for the State Meet," said Coach Kohuth • Hanifah Turner & Laura Martinez (Photos by Kelli Uhlberg) Strong f inish! Taking long strides, junior Mason Poling runs towards the finish in the City Park Invitational. Madison Williams, 9. City Park Invitational Ryan Dunn, 10. Lobocat Invitational Morgan Smith, 10. East Invitationa l Maxwell Fine, 9. City Park Invitational �"I run to keep in shape and to build up my endur· ance. I love the feeling of accomplishment once I fimsh." -Shawn Wall, 10. "I've enjoyed being a part of this team that has grown and improved SO much since my freshman year. I'm lucky to still be on 1t as captain and I look forward to seeing th1s young team continue to grow.· -Kalen Acquisto, 12. Running with the pack. Keeping a steady pace, sopho· more Marchel Holl runs wrth all his energy to keep ahead of h1s opponents in the East Invitational. In the lead! Closing m on the finish line, freshman Chiara Lawrence spnnts the last leg of the race to help her team f1n1sh 1Oth overall in the Pat Patten Invitational. II I love the adrenaline rush I receive from running. It really is the ultimate high. "My motto is: 'Run fast and don't get last!'· -Jonathan Tapper, 10. - Elizabeth Johnson, 12. II Hannah O'Neill, 11. ti~ on ~a~l~~~~ City Park lnv1ta~ Rachel Stroud, 9. Pat Patten Invitational I 2008 CROSS COUNTRY R S 8/29 9/S 9/10 9/13 9/20 9/3 BOY 7th-12th Thompson Valley 4tl-'-5th 1 st-3rd DPS Two Mile 2nd-3rd Harr1er Cup 5th lOth East 'nv te bn ) 1st 31st Pat Patten CHAMPIONSHIPS 10/ 10/16 Region 1 . .., ... nd-4th 10th-'2th Champro"lshrp 10/25 State Champiol"lshrp L11 e Toasperr 32nd �The varsity boys soccer team had a great regular season With a record of 15-2 The team was able to capture the DPL city title going undefeated 1n DPS play. The teams' persistent dom na1ce was displayed 1n their secord win of the season aga nst Kent Derver, 6· 2. They then faced a tough loss to MLrlle'l, 1 2, but bounced back with wins aga1nst .mleton, 3-2, Doug as County, 8-0, Greely Central, 3-0, Monbe lo, 9-2, and more. "The game against Lincoln tur'led out to be a nveting match," said senior capta n A.ex Farwel, "we got an early goal and stayed strong and jun or lach Bolden secured the v.ctory wth a goal in the 78th m1nute."They then lost to P;ne Creek, 1-2. ·~he Pine Creel< game was a devastating loss; we played hard, yet we were unable to get the cal's we would have liked. The ref awarded Pine Creek a penalty kick in the 65th m1nute, g1ving them the game," said senior captai'l Grant S1mon. The tearr went into the playoffs on a w1nnmg note, beating Sand Creek, 9-1, Liberty, 3-1, Rargeview, (ranked 12th national y) 2-Q, and Bear Creek, 4-0. The Ange s clairred a thr"lling double-overtime victory over Regis, 1-0. for the State Championship. · Jamie Urbana (Photos by Peter Hartman) Boomer! Punting the ball, senior Grant Simon sends the ball down field during a match against North. 104VARSifYBOYSSOCCER Alex Hall, 12. East vs Montbello Zachary Bolden, 11. East vs Montbello . Adi Apodaca, 11 . East vs Montbello Will Toaspern, 11 . East vs Montbello �"Dude, I just really love soccer.· - Alex Farwell, 12. "The best part about this season was winning State and smashing teams. East Soccer 'OS: LEGENDARY. • - Grant Simon, 12. Mad Hops. Rismg above his opponent, sen1or Alex Far well sends his teammate w1th a leadmg pass m the game agamst Lmcoln. Header. Receiving the ballm the air senior Sharod Dad· gar and junior Adam Schrieber keep the opponent from taking control in the game against Rangeview. II My favorite part of the season was the headers; I like headers. 11 "This season changed my life forever. The intensity of each and every practice and game was mind-blowing. I don·t even know how to express my feelings.• - Adam Schreiber, 11 . - Alex Hoskin. 12. 2008 VARSITY SOCCER 1 c 'IStlan BdO 9/3 'J/4 9/6 9/1 2 9/16 9/23 9/26 10/2 10/ , 0/9 • 0 1c , 0 14 '0/16 e'lt Mul en L ttleton ::>ouglas County Greely C<'ntral \'lontbello l''ledy T .1ncoln West P1n Cree ort t) ..,w 6 2 1 2 3 2 8 0 3 0 9 2 9 0 1 0-1 2 0 6 0 1 2 s0 4 0 i 0 PLAYOFfS 10/2. 10/23 10/28 1 , /1 1 'IS Ll J Rangev ew Bear Creek Reg1s 9 3 1 2 0 4 0 , 0 Front row: Andy Gray, Mikey Klein , Jon Marc Marlatt, Logan Konkol and Ben no Sorensen. Second row: Sharod Dadgar, Zachary Bolden, Alex Hall, Grant Simon, Alex Farwell, John Henderson and Luke Arlow. Back row: Will Toaspern, Will Connolly, Adam Schreiber, Coach Roberts, Coach McCann, Coach Hinz, Adi Apodaca, Joe Scalise and Zach Grossnickle. 105VARSITYBOYS SOCCER �Tre JV boys team started off strorq with a 2 0 wi'1 agairst Lew1s Palmer. Juniof Wylie Ung said, RThe tough w1r against ~ew s Palmer really helped boost our morae and set us up to have a good season" The tea'll went on to beat Mulle'1 1n a 1-0 victory. At the end of the season JV won agairst Thomas Jefferson 10-0. Fol owo ng tre v1c tory, they beat Greely Central, 6-1. If'\ the C team's f1rst game, they ted w1th lkley High School. Sophmore Leo Cabrera said,· fhe most exc t ng part of that game was when someone scored from the midfield line. I have never seen something I ke that happen 1n a garY'e." fhe C team won their next game,3-2, agairst Grandview. F-resrfTlan M1tch 1-'e'nzeroth sa1d, "Grandv~ew s always tough compet·t on but we were strong th1s year." To e'1d the season on a qood note they won, 3-2, in a game against Br ghton High School. ·Lillie Larson and Ha ey Jenkins P"lo o~ by '-ilddd HdrTt Break away. After traping the ball, JUnior captain Wylie Urig explodes w1th speed in a break away, and heads for the open goal. Free kick. Stepping 1n w1th a long stride, sophomore Alexandre Perez loo~ for an op n pass In a free kiCk In a game against Grandv1ew. Jordan Lamport, 9. East vs. Thomas Jefferson Double team. Challenging two opponents, sophomore Sina Kholghy shows of his fancy footwork. "Playing forward is the best because when you score the feeling is un· beatable." ·Joe Chapman, 10. M1tch Heinze roth, 9. East vs. Mullen II 'Being a sophmore on the C team has given me the chance to lead and to help the new freshmen find the1r way to success on the soccer field." -Nathan Reynolds, 10. I've played soccer for three years at East and it has been the best experience of my high school career. - Adam Estacio,11. II JV Teom. Front row Bas~an Rut~r. Brady And rson. M1les MdtKerllle, Chris Co~nter, COdch Mdrkson, COdch Ellis. Logan Hanson, Mdn Graber, Coulter Freyre and Noah Morse. Back row Chros Herrmann, Wylie Ur~g. Otllon Nuanes, Ryan Cossoff Sam Fl Ids. •<k Leavengood. bpoire Bahatl and Dylan Saunders. �*I love play1ng soccer because it g1ves me the ability to run as fast as I want whiCh makes me feel like a soaring eagle." -Alex Wathen, 1 1 *Soccer 1s great because it's so universal, the whole world plays 1t.lt gives me a connection to many diverse groups of people." -Grant Beczkalo, 11 Fancy Footwork. Show1ng off h1s speed and composure, jun1or Peter Hamb1dge uses his fancy skills to move the Light on your feet. After receiving the ball, jun1or Bastian Ruther takes an easy trap to dribble toward the goal to ball down the field. beat TJ, 4·3. Dylan Saunders, 10. East vs. Mullen �The varsity volleyball team began the season with close losses against Boulder, 2-3, Pamona, 1-3, Grandview, 0-2, and Littleton, 1 2. Head Coach Simington said, "These losses pushed our team to work harder, learn about each other and w1n future games."The next games against Eaton H1gh School (25 17, 25 11, 25 22) was a successful 3-0 win for the team. East fin ished the outer league games with a record of two wins and seven losses. Following the tough start of the season, the team blew out ~inco1n, 3-0, (25-9, 25- 11, 25-15). Senior Stephanie Pollard said, "Beginning the Denver Public League gave us confidence to improve our record. Both our defense and offense were recognizab1y better."With an undefeated record 1n the DPS league, East finished out strong. Senior Alyssa Mi ner sa1d, "After winnmg the DPS league, it boosted our confidence for our last two games and districts." East fin1shed the season with their two hardest games against Monarch (25-23, 19-25, 27-25, 23- 25, 26-24) and Air Academy (18-25, 25-23, 25-21, 23-25, 27-25). The successful fin1sh to the season gave East confidence and heart into the district p1ay. ·Troy Wiese (Photos by Peter Hartman and Julia Faliano) Block party! Denying the spike, junior Hali Groninger and sen1or NICola Zaragoza earn a point against Monarch. Hannah Schmidt, 9. East vs. TJ Stephanie Pollard, 12, Kat1e Wiese, 10. East vs. Littleton Ellie Schmidt, 11 . East vs. Monarch Shunara Maxey, 12. East vs. Arapahoe �• Bemg a part of th is exceptional team was such a wonderful expenence. It was definitely the icmg on top of the cake. We all grew so much, individu ally and as a team . I could never be more proud of all of our hard work." - Domimque Dav1s, 12. " This was the best team that I have ever been on. I am so glad that I was able to play with such a talented group of girls.· - Alyssa Milner, 12. Serving it up. Acing the ball, senior Alyssa Milner earns a pomt to gam the lead aga•nst tough competition, Grand Junction Central. Bump it. After a hard spike from Grand Junction Central, jumorVeroniCa Roybal saves the ball and bumps it to a team mate. II Being new this year, the team was great to me. It was an amazing experience. "This year, our team's athletic talent and hard work allowed us to achieve unthinkable goals.• • Katie Wiese, 10. II • Hali Gromnger, 11 . Nicola Zaragoza. 12. East vs. Monarch Dommique Davis. 12. East vs. Lincoln Sadie Fulton. 11. East vs. Littleton 2 0 0 8 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 9!11 9!1 i 9/1 ~ 9/1 ~ 9/13 9/13 9/15 9116 9/18 9/25 9/26 1on 10/7 101 10/1 ~ 10/14 10117 10/18 c Bou der POIT'O"'cl Grardv1ew Lltt'eton Eaton Arapat>oe Love and D Evelyn L1ncoln Mortbel o (W Mt.ll n nnedy o•th West 'iouth Morarct> Tl L 2 i l • i l 0 2 l ' 2 w~ c l 0 ~ L 2 3 L 3 2 W30 W30 W30 L 0 3 w3 0 w3 0 w~ 0 ~ 0 3 2 W30 3 2 w w w PLAYOFFS Front row: Stephanie Pollard, Veronica Roybal and Shunara Maxey. Second Row: Sadie Fulton. Mercedes Adams, Hali Groninger, Alyssa Milner and Nicola Zaragoza. Back Row: Kristy Atufunwa, Hannah Schmidt. Donna Simington, Morgan Arline, Dominique Davis and Katie Wiese. .- -- --·;·. -.· ----- .... - ---~-- 10/ 2c; 1 0/2 5 10/25 C•and Jur Cent Do"lerty W 3 G L 0 3 l 0 109VARSI1YVOUEYBALL �The JV ard C teams had very success fu and rewarding seasons. The JV team started the season with v1ctones over Boulder, 26 16 and 25-8, and Columbme, 25 10 and 25 20. Sophomore Alex Pasr said. "I love how much our team bonded early in the season. We are excited to keep up the wins." After play•ng the DPS schools 1t was easy to see how much the team had improved because of their strong wi I to win. The team finished off the season with a winning record and good preparation for the next level of play The C team began the season with tough losses against Boulder, 24-26 and 1925, and Columbine, 28-30 and 24 26. Coach Hernandez said, ·we schedu ed harder games so that our teams could improve:· The C team made great strides throughout the season and finished feeling like they had become better playerc · Dawn Hamilton Photos by Peter Hartman) Dig it! Diving for the ball, sophomore Alex Pash makes an effort to save a crutial point for her team against Montbello. You got served. Tossing the ball up 1n a challenging game against Pamona, sophomore Jackie Langdon makes an ace, finishing a game in a win. "I enjoyed getting better at hitting and making good plays to win.· -Paige Sparks, 10. Madison McHenry, 10. East vs. Kennedy II ·our team is filled with sisterly love and we worked together to achieve all of our goals." -Jackie Langdon, 10. Volleyball is more fun than going home because I get to hang out with a lot of my friends. -Maggie Linton,11. II Sunny Lunka, 10. East vs. TJ Huddle Up. Gathering around Coach Anderson, the C team strategizes against Pamona. �"The season was different from last year because of the diverse skill group on our team .· -Sunny Lunka, 10. ·our team started off the year not knowing each other but as we kept playing we became great fnends and learned a lot ~ - Madison McHenry, 10. Stretching save. Jumping h1gh into the air, jun1or Magg•e Linton !retches long to spike the ball and get a point in a match agamst South. Elizabeth Jaster, 11. East vs. Mont bello Block it off. Denying a Kennedy return, sophomore Kristy Atufunwa blocks the ball down, making 111m possible to save, and puttmg her team ahead. Block it off. Reaching above the net, sophomore Sunny Lunka and iunior Magg•e Linton block a Kennedy return. JV Team. Front row: Elizabeth Jaster, Sunny Lunka and Alex Pas h. Back row: Kristy Atu· funwa. Ellie Schmidt, Coach Miller, Alex Reid and Maggie Linton. Flying high. Jumping mto the a1r, junior Ellie Schmitt spikes the ball hard over the net to score a po1nt againstTJ. �"This is pretty much the best team eve•; hardworking, good attitudes, I couldn't ask for more," said Coach Andersor. The freshmen A and B val eyball teams had an amazmg season and overcame many obstacles. Aft r losi ng their first match against Cherokee Trail, 25-27, the A team made a comeback by wmnmg the ne t two matches. Freshman Hana LIVInqston sa1d, "It's real y great being a part of the volleybal team because we get a chance to ma e fnends 1n all grades: After wmning the r first and second matches against GW, 2-1, the freshman volleyball team played like veterans. "It's been rea ly fun, we have a great team, and we've won mmt of our games,· said freshman Jazzmine Clifton. They the B team started the season with a victorious win agdinst Montbello 24-4. Fresh man Peyton Schi I descnbed the tedms bond, ·we are really good friends, we love to hang out together but whe11 its time to play we are all ready to get down to business: • Dawn Hamilton Touch the sky. Jumping high for the ball, freshman Peyton Sch1ll blocks the ball at the net in a game against West. Pass it . Sidestepping to get in position, freshman Journi Johnson saves the ball in a game agamst Mont bello. (Photos by Peter Hartman) ' Volleyball is a very Intense sport, I love everything about it. When I'm Sitting on the bench I'm wish1ng that I'm on the court.• - Peri Cri bo, 9 Journi Johnson, 9. East vs. North Alexandra Reid. 9. East vs. North Bump it. Setting her feet, freshman Peyton Sch1ll passes the ball to her teammate 1n a game against South. "I enjoy volleyball because it's a very fast paced sport and 1t takes a lot of hardwork and dedication. That is what makes a great team." - Journi Johnson, 9. Front row: Hana Livingston and Mayra Ti to. Second row : Lesley Wagner, Lindsey Ketterer, Peyton Schill and Peri Ci rbo. Back row; N'Jah Lawson, Abbie Wright, Zaidy Charron, Kelsi Arneta and Kat hryn Burris. 112FRESHMANVOLLEVBALL ·7 "·-:.·,.- ·-:~·.-~~· ···~r·"~~ .. ~ ~7~~-· ·. . ·.:-~ ... .,., �The gyrnrast1cs team began t'1el' seasol"' w:tt"> a strong comb1ned team of varsity and JV and exc. s.) ve pote'1t Tt">e vars y tedm was compnsed of soMe of the stronges• com pet•ors 1'1 the oty. Jun o Ad·le1"''1e urnc.o stated T th1rk there was a large range of ab 1ty th1s yedr, and even though everyore t">ad •'1e1r flaws, we worked together 1ke one b1g fam· y.· At the start of the1r season. the g1rls came 1r first at tre Co uMbrne meet with a combil"'ed score o( 130.9 total. At another iMportant event, •1-)e E.vergreen meet, the team ach eved an overall sc.ore of 140 2 "Our u t1mate long-term goa was to qua 1fy for state, our m1dtefm goal was to qualify for the city meet, addressed Leonard '<1rg the g1r 's gymnastiCS coac'l Sophomore gyMnast Jenae Wi 1ams sayc; that rer favorite aspect of gymnastiCS was "beil"'g able to show off your sk1 Is and see how other teams compete and become a better gymnast~ Bend it . Showmg off her balance skills for the judges, JUnior Audrey Hagman completes her balance beam routine m the Lakewood meet. Reach for the bars. While Jumpmg from the low bar to h1gh bar. fre•.hman Meg han Reimann impresses the judges in the Lakewood meet. · lun House (Photos by Hali Groninger) "There's nothing better than chalk on my hands and the look of the judges when I've done great.• - Tamika lrvm, 12. . Hold i t . Concentratmg on performing a perfect beam routine, junior Adrienne Turnock shows strength. Delicate balance. Working Meg han Reimann swings into another move during her routme. "Our team goal was to help everyone ach1eve the1r own Individual goals. And to place 1st at the city meet!• - Tacna Hammons, 10. Kaeyla Taylor, 10. Lakewood meet. Liuy Linsmayer, 11. Lakewood meet. Kaeyla Taylor, 10. Lakewood meet. Lizzy Linsmayer, 11. Lakewood meet. �• Even though we lost a lot of dominant ser.1ors, our teaM played well togetrer and we had a g~eat season: said jun1or Joseph Lassen. After a tough first loss against Kent, 0-7, tre team was determmed to get back on track, defeating No•th in a vital VICtory, 7-0. 1'1 the annL.al Western Slope lnv1tat1onal, they placed fourtn out of a fie d of 18. "Grand Junction was one of the most memorable e periences of the season. We really came together as d tedm,· sad senior captdln Spencer Er ckson, "There were no ha1rcuts and placing fourth was the best we've done i'"l a long t1me~ The team returned, loos ng to the Creek V2 team, 3-4 After defeating Grdnd June non, S-2, they won the City t1tle, domi'"lat1ng GW, 6 1. The team then took tl")e trip to Boulder to play 1n the Boulde• Invite. where they fmished second. Their next challenge was Reg1onals, where they dominated the competition and placed first. The enti•e team quali~ed for state, where they fin1shed fif n. Sophorlore Jake Malmafl placed third 1n two singles. Due to tt1e1r hard work and perseverance, the team had a fantast'c fimsh to the 2008 season. · Jamie Urbana & Rachel Mangione (Photos by Aaron Holland ·Pium & Zoe Tweed ) Winding up! Looking for a baseline lob, senior Jam1e Urbana hits the ball over to opposing GW player Nathan Bartell, 10. East vs. Air Academy Kyle Schuster, 9. East vs. Mont bello TaylorWilliams, 10. East vs. CA Kevm Shroads, 12. East vs. TJ �"After four years of playong varsoty tennos,l've learned two things . One· It 's fun to hot people. Two: don't mess woth Thalhofer's Mountain Dew.· - Spencer Erickson, 12. "My favorite part about being a senoor on the team IS not piCking up balls_ it's hitting balls at the freshmen while they pick 'um up.· -Jamoe Urbana. 12. Get low! Hottlng a low volley, senior and team captaon, Spencer Enckson works to finish off his GW opponent Reach for the stars. Smacking a serve, senoor Barrett Hu bregsen hits the ball to hos opponent for one of hos eight dunng the Coty Champoonship. aces in a match against Kent. II Tennis is tight because it always starts with love ... Big man, big thangs. - Jay Westcott, 12. Jay Westcott. 12. East vs. Kent Danny Wiener, 9. East vs. Cherry Creek II "I like tennis because of Ms. Topf and Ms. Spiz. Oh yeah!" - Barrett Hubregsen, 12. Jake Malman, 10. East vs. Grand Junction 2008 VARSITY B TENNIS 8/28 9/ 4 -6 9/9 9/12 9/16 911 7 9/25 9/26 10/2 10/4 e'lt Western Slo p e Cr e e k 2 J F.K. T.J. A A. G.W A spen C A. i e 0 1 4th 3 4 1-0 7-0 6- ' 5-2 6-1 6-1 2n d _ _ _...:..P...=. LAYOFFS ] 0/9 11 t'\t:: g i U I I C I;) Front row: Coach Trapino, Jay Westcott, Jake Mal man, Kyle Schuster and Coach Topf. Second row: Spencer Erikson, Jamoe Urbana, Joseph Lassen, Taylor Williams and Danny Wiener Back row: Kevin Shroads. Barrett Hubregsen, Nathan Bartell and Coach Thalhoffer. 10/16-18 State 1 st Sti-J �Start1ng the season off with two unfortunate losses against Kent a'1d Creek, the V2 team came back with a 7-0 w n against Montebel o. • Kent was a difficult game to start the seaso'1 with but It helped advance our playing sk1lls for our upcom1ng matches; said sophomore Danny Prevedel. Trey cart nued to improve, defeating JFK, 6-1, and L nco n, 5-2 "The season was a d1fficult one but we always went out there a'1d tried our best; commented freshman Neil Roper. The JV team also had a season of mproveme'1t, overcorT'1ng the1r most cha' lenging match against CAw th a v·ctory, 4-3. They didn't become discouraged w.th two losses against Kent, 2 6, and CreeK, 0 8. Keeprng the1r heads h1gh, the team stepped up to defeat Bear Creek, 6-2, and South, 8 0. Jesp.te the losses they faced, the JV team ended the season successfully. • LaJren Woody (Photos by Abbey Stevens & Aaron Holland Plum) Reach for it . Usmg a strong forehand in a match agamst GW, senior Gav1n Jacobs hits the ball down the line for a Win. Air Born. After making contact w1th the ball, JUnior Jason Laub sends a serve across the court to make an ace agamst h s Montbello opponent. "The matches are the best part of playmg tennis be· cause you gain experience in competition.· -Elliot Mamet. 10. Matthew Swenson, 12. East vs. North Adam ldelberg, 10. East vs. Montbello Dan•el Prevedel, 10. East vs. Lincoln Philip Milner, 9. Eastvs. GW II "I play tennis to get the girls. It doesn't always work, but the sport is fun to play.• ·Adam ldelberg, 10. I enjoy playing tennis because it is fun and it is a way to get involved. ·Erik Oullette, 10. II Front row: Coach Topf. Andy Post, Sam Foster, Marc AJ<elrod, Max Bessesen and Coach Thalhoffer Second row: Matt Pros~. Evan Meggitt, Jeff AS<h~lnaSJ, Ned Roper, Conor Sedmak, Spencer Borlson, Esteban Pacheco. Brendan Moon, Danoel ~aland Max Segal. Back row:-"'""' Laub, Paolo Coanclo, Gavin J.lcobs. Matth~ Swenson, Elloot Mamt!t and Mochael Prosser �"The best part about ten · n1s is when you work hard to place a good shot and you win the point.• • Marc Axelrod, 10. "Tennis is my favorite sport because you can be an individual player and still be part of a team .• · Max Twarogowsk1, 10. Close save. Racing to the ball, sophomore Marc Axelrod makes a valiant reach in order to save the point and send the ball back over to his CA opponent. Mason Poli, 9. East vs. Cherry Creek Tucker Robinson, 10. East vs. Bear Creek Easy does it . Calm and composed, freshman Michael Prosser slices his second serve in a challengmg match against Kent. Samuel Foster, 9. East vs. CA Smooth strokes. Following through on an easy back hand, sen1or Paolo Ciancio returns the erve 1n a doubles match against Lincoln. Serving it up. In the match against GW, junior Eliot Nelson smacks a topspin serve over the net, acing his opponent and contributmg to the City Championship wm . �The varsity boys golf team had a strong season and impressed the other teams w1th their reputation. Seniors Chris Leavengood and Aaron Archuleta underscored the competition shoot ng 70's and low 80's at the first invitationa~. Junior Ned Imhoff said "•'m glad that I got my game back, after putting n all my practice this summer." Imhoff's hard work pad off with a 74 at the first tournament. Then coming off of a great first tournament at Kennedy against North, Chr s Leavengood shot an impressive two under round at Welsh ire against West. David Steninger said "My driver s what k lied this year giving me the boost I needed at the begmning of each ho1e.· New to the varsity golf team, sophomore Zach McCain shot even 80 rounds during try outs, earning his new rank. McCain's best tournament was the City Cup at Kennedy where he shot an 81. "It amazed me now well the team did and it took extreme mental concentration"Senior Aaron Archuleta tied for frst with a rock1ng 77. He said "The competition kept me gomg for the win and t pa1d off." East took the cup aga n this year. · Eric Carlson (Photos by Peter Hartman) Drive it. Hitting a drive, senior Chris Leavengood swings through, watching his shot at the DCC. David Steninger, 12. Reg1onals Ned Imhoff, 1 1. Reg1onals Chris Leaven good, 12. Regionals David Steninger, 12. Reg1onals �"When I play golf I feel like I'm on another planet. Thats how good I am.· - Aaron Guereca, 12 · sometimes I think golf is way too easy for me, but the East team is good practice for the tour.· - Chris Leavengood, 12. No divits. Keeping his head down, JUnior Ned Imhoff hits a smooth shot w1th style, out of the shade at the big C1ty Cup. Look out. Watchmg h1s ball, sen1or Chns Leavengood pops 1t h1gh out of the sand and into the hole at the City Cup. II Gunga, Galun- •1enjoy golf so much, it's so calm mg. golf gives me p1ece of mind." ga ... Gunga. II - Ned Imhoff, 11 . -Eric Carlson, 10 Aaron Guereca,12. Regionals David Stenmger, 12. Regionals Ned Imhoff, 11 . Regionals I 2008 VARSITY SPORT 8/14/08 East 1st GW 242 262 8/2' 0~ East 1st GW 249 2<; 8 2 08 Eas 9/i/08 Front row: Sammy Legge, Joshua Pappas. Addison Squibs and Sam Bray. Second row: Aaron Guereca, Scott Heider, Johnny Park, Greg Francis, Tyrel Richard. Wilson Scarbury and Austin Powell. Back row: Coach Shutts, Chris Leavengood, Ned lm Jonathan Cass, Connor Callahan, Zack McCain, David Sten1 and Coach John Leamon. • t GY.. East 2rod GWJ 24 2'i1 248/249 �Th1s year was one of the most successful seasors field hoc ey has ever had. beating CA for t'le fim t1me 1n fast h1story. Before the reqular season, East played i'l a tournaMent against t<ent Denver, Cherry Creek, and St. Mary's. The b1ggest morale boost for our team was when we tied our long time nvalc;, )mo y Hil, to opel"' the season. The11 we we'lt on to wm four gaMes in a row. It was a great way to start a strong c;eason; sa1d JUnior Addle Goff. The tea'Tl tre'l faced CA aga1n later 1n tt)e c;easoP ard lost w1tr a fipal score of 0 2 Before eflter ng tl-)e pldyoffs Fast's team was seated e1gnth and schedJied to play agaiPst the n nth seed Palmer Ridge. Edst woP1ts first playoff game 1-0, and entered quarterfina c; agamst the number orte tearT' Smoky H I . Fo• th1c; gome, the team traveled to Stutler "Th s WdS tre most dat.Jrtmg yet exh ldrat1ng garr~e of field hockey ever; sa1d sophorr~ore Liuie ..arsort At the end of the second half It wds t1ed 2-2 and the tea'Tls were forced to play a ten m1nute overtime n overtime Smoky H1 I went on to win in a 3-2 victo•y. The overall season was very e Citing for the team and they were proud of their accompl shrY'ents in tl-)e end. · 1-laley Jenkins (Photos by Peter Hartman and Kelli Uhlberg) Push it. Do~ng a push pass,Junior Haley Jenk1ns advances up the field with support from senior Aly Bortle. Riley McCarthy, 12. East vs. CA Alice Desmoulins, 11. East vs. CA Em1ly Carlson, 12 East vs. Poudre Liuie Larson, 10. East vs. Smoky Hill �"The h1ghlight of playing field hockey for East the past four years were the Jam sessions 1n the back of the bus! " - Lisa Engelken. 12. "The field hockey season was extraordinary everyone shined liked stars.· - Kell i Uhlberg. 11 . Pull back. Drawing a foul, JUnior Kelley McCarroii·Gilbert pulls the ball back into the feet of her Golden opponent and get s a penalty h1t. Corner. Executing a perfect corner, senior Lisa Engelken slaps the ball to the top of the mcle in a close game aga inst Smoky Hill wh1ch ended in a tie of 1-1 II This season was great. All of the bonding time really allowed us to work cohesively. "Nah Nah nah, nah nah nah nah, hey hey hey, goodbye.• - Emily Carlson. 12. II - Abbye Neel, 12. 2008 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 8/29 9/2 9123 'imoky H II CA Poudr Golden o d<'n Cher•y Cree 6•andv1ew Eagleuest 'imoky Hill 9/2~ Eaglecre~t 9127 Colorado A ad my Che•ryCre St Md•v s Acd Poudre 9/4 9/') 9/9 9/10 911 S 9/ 1 6 10/1 I 0/3 1 C/1 2 2 1 1 1 3 0 'i 1 0 ~ ' 3 4 0 0 3 4 0 0 2 03 0-1 6 1 PLAYOFFS 10114 I 0/16 Front row: Skye Pawlik, Kendal Murray. Addie Goff, Lisa Engelken and Kelli Ughlberg. Second row : Aly Bortle, Kelley MeCarroll-Gilbert, Katherine Crew, Megan Bortle, Em1ly Carlson and Anna Regan . Back row: Coach Stephens, Abbye Neel, Margaret Minnig, Alice Desmoulins, Rosa Perlman, Lizzie Larson, Riley McCarthy and Coach Slussler. 'irT>oky Hill • 0 2 3 �fhe C team's season started off with a win against Fort Colli'ls, 1-0, and prepared them for hard games to come. "Because we practiCed so much, it was easy for us to bond and win a lot of games." said freshman Jana Walker. The team went on to beat Graland 1n a close game, 1 0. Although they were up aga1nst their toughest competitors, they pu led through w1th ties against both Kent and Cheyenne Mountain. The JV team had a v1ctonous season as well. The intensity varied from easy wins such as Golden, 6-0, to heart-stopping t1es against teams such as Cherry Creek, 1-1. Despite tre variety of competit1on, JV pu led through beating Kent, 1-0, and CA, 3 1. "The season was incredible: said coach Annie Krueger The g1rls fin shed With the same stamina and excitement earning a 4-0 victory against Eaglecrest. · Vanessa Johnson and Sophie Pelz (Photos by Kelli Uhlberg & Abbey Stevens) Slap shot. Concentrating on the ball, freshman Emily Tucker takes a shot in a close game against Cheyenne Mountain. Getting low. Fighting for control, sophomore Taylor Johnson steals the ball and passes it up field in a game aga1nst Fort Collins. Taylor Johnson, 10. East vs. Kent Run it! Playing on home turf, freshman Mary Prevedel advances the ball in an easy win against Golden. "The highlight of the season was beating Kent. It gave us the morale we needed to finish the season with power and confidence.· - Rachel Mangione, 10. Madeline Froyd, 9. East vs. Graland ~~~~~~~~,~~----~~· II "Being on the C team was so much fun and it helped me improve my sk1lls. Our season was very successful and I loved getting to know the freshman.· - Emma Thompson, 10. The best part is definitely the games! They're so intense and they give me a chance to see how well my skills have improved. - Maxwell Blair, 10. II JV Team. Front row: Kate Boyle. Mia Madnd. Amelia Cunnmgham, Maura McKay and Nora Bates. Second row: W1nona ~·ren , Ana Lu1za Samba1o, Gen Crawford. Mered•th Ouce, Cora Lemar. Lauren Woody and Lucy Megg•tt. Sac~ row Sarah Naughton. Clalfe Jon6, Elhe Moran. Megan Ryan. Sophoe Pelz. Maxwell Blalf and Coach Kruegar �"lve been amazed at how well our team has worked together Each game seemes to bring us new confindence and sktll, leading us to our next victory.• - Clatre Jones, 11. "The season was ridiculous. We as a team started off rough working together. but With a couple of practices we seemed to mesh and just rocked our games!" - Maura McKay. 10. Drive it down 1 Lungtng in for a powerful drive, sophomore Nora Bates clears the ball on a free hit through Kent's defense. Run with it! Dunng an intense game agatnst Golden. sophomore Maura McKay takes adavntage of a break away and dribbles the ball down the field. �The Varsity Boys Basketball team began the season with two oses against Fairview, 54-61, and Eaglecrest, 60-65. Junior Phil p Watts sa d, "The tough loses at the beg n nmg of the season gave us mot vation to work and become a better basketball team.· The team in fact became better and won the next 14 of 16 games mclud ng tough competition, Dorhety, 71-60, and Chatfield, 94-80. The team ended their out of league play with a record of eleven wins and four loses. The boys bega'l the DPS league with easy wins against West, 99-38, and Kennedy, 97-34. East kept winning in the DPS league and had a tough win against GW, 71-63. They finished their season with a record of 18-4 and another Oty Champ1on ship Coach Carey said, "Winning the City Championship, gave our team confidence ,nto the playoffs.· Go1ng into the playoffs the team was eager to win a third SA State Championship and won their first two playoff games against Cherokee Tra.l, 72-60, and Rampart, 66-44. Junior Alex Merrix said, "These first two wins set the tone for the playoffs.· However the next game ended the team's season with a loss against Regis. 58-68. • -r· •yWiese (Photos by Cannon Boak) like Mike! Jumping over a South opponent, senior Patrick Hilaire shoots the ball and scores two points. 124VARSITYBOYS BASKETBALL Troy Wiese, 12. East vs Durango. Jace Davis, 12. East vs Kennedy Lexington Smith, 11. East vs South Alex Merrix, 1 1. East vs Doherty �•The only reason we win games IS because of our awesome tra iner Lisa.· - Troy Wiese, 12. "I'm a thug just tryin to make it in basketball! · - Davaughn Thorton, 12. Finger roll. Weaving through the lane, senior Jace Davis scores two points against tough competition Thunder Ridge. Ball in! Shooting over a South opponent, senior Troy Wiese scores a three point basket. II Coming to the team as a senior, I was excited to win games with my new team mates. 11 "BALLS IN!" - Quentin Hildreth, 12. - Jace Davis, 12. Quentin Hildreth, 12. East vs TJ DaVaughn Thorton, 12. East vs South Philip Watts, 1 1. East vs West '2/4 '2/5 12/10 12113 12/14 12/1 B 12/19 12/19 12/20 1/6 1/9 1/10 1/14 1/1 7 1 I 23 1/27 10C 21 2/i 0 2/14 21' 7 2/20 ~tape r Herltilg~ Fa~rv1ew 11 Eaglecrest Ponderosa Dohe•ty Servite l-iS Valhalla HS Reno HS B1shop GorJTJa'l H'i Chatf1eld H1ghlands Ranch Durango Thunder R1dge Ralston Valley ~enver Weq Jorr F Kernedy ~enve• <;ot.tr f;W Mont bello 0PPVPr Nnrth l In 19 6 i 54-61 60 65 B1 37 71 60 80-68 69- SG 65 63 59-64 94-80 72-54 69-27 66- so 50 58 99-38 97 34 73-4 7 71 -6 ~ 95 87 7 5 65 82 74 66 54 PLAYOFFS DaVaughn Thorton, Colin Eighmy, Philip Watts, Troy Wiese, Jace Davis, Alex Merrix, Quentin Hildreth, Hunter Wolfe I, Eliot Zettas, Patrick Hiliare, Dei on Harding, Geoff Donahue and Jeff Hampton. 2/28 3/5 1/7 r<il rn Pil·l"l Reg 1s 72-60 66 44 68-58 12SVARSITYBOVS BASKETBALL �The JV and C teams both began their seasons w1th strortg victones. The JV team p ayed raglecrest winn ng, 56-52, while the C team had an easy w·n over ._egacy, 45-32. The C team had continual success throughOJt t~e outter leagt..e season end1ng up with ten wins and three losses. They fnIShed the1r season winn1ng games against toJgh DPL tearY's such as Montbello, 52-48, and TJ, 61-35. ·The key to our success was that we had no main standout p1ayers, so everybody contributed," commerted Coach Carrol. The JV team also had a successful season outside of the DPL, with wins aga1nst Doherty, 69-64, and Thunder R1dge, 58-30. Eliot Zettas sad, Hln order to have a good season, we have to be successful in the outter league games."'he JV team continued t~e1r winning streak and finished their season w1th a challenging game against GW, 74-70. • ~r 1yWiese (Photos by Kelli Uhlberg) Drive it. While driving to the basket, junior Elliot Zettas gets fouled but still makes the bucket. Split it. Maneuvering through the defense, freshman Jalen Thompson tries to gain control and finish his drive with a bucket. "The only thing I like bet· ter than playing basketball is all the girls I get from it!" • M1tch Heinzeroth, 9. Leylun Brown, 11. East vs. Chatfield Elliot Zettas, 11 . East vs. Doherty Trapped! Breaking the tough trap, freshman Kevin Can· eel finds h1s open teammate in a game aga inst Chatfield . II My favor"My favorite part of the game is the intensity and the teamwork we put in to win the games.· • Talan Whitakar, 9. ite part of the game is the teamwork and the fast paced play. II - David Starks, 10. JV Team. Lex Smith, Trevion Parker, Roy Watson, David Starks, Tyree Ogsbury-Jones, Ley· lun Brown,Tariq Hakeem, Dante Bennett, Elliot Zettas, Daniel Bennett, Lawrence Williams and Daniel Paulson. �"The reason we had a successful season was because we worked together as a team ~ - Daniel Paulson, 10. "I like playing basketball because 1t 's exoting from the tip off to the last shot of the game." - Lex Smith, 11 Breakaway! Pushing the ball through the Eaglecrest defense. JUnior Trev1on Parker looks to pass the ball to Leylun Brown for the basket. Dan1el Bennett. 10. East vs. Chaparral Jump! Jump1ng to tip the ball. freshman Jeremy Steffman reaches up as teammate freshman Jalen Thompson waits to receive the ball and score. Post Up. Muscling his way through two Thunder Ridge players. junior Lex Smith prepares to score a basket. C Team. Front row : Steven Salazar, Demetrius Cardoza, Yancey McWilliams. Dominic Del Hierro. M1tch Heinze roth, Jalen Thompson and Kevin Cancel. Back row: Coach Zettas. Bishop Archer, Joseph Khan, AsSabuur Ealey, Aaron Howard. Demo Hasanovic, Talan Whitaker, Justin Holden, Jeremy Steffman, Joe Jaster and Coach Carol. Float it in! Driving through the lane, freshman Yancey McWilliams makes a basket aga1nst Chatfield to put East ahead by two po1nts in the 4th quarter. �Last season, the East women's basketball team entered the qt..arterfinals for the first time ever, but this year they had many obstacles to overcome Including losing five starters. "Our team was very young, but we showed a lot of progress and our goal1s to make it back to the elite eight," sa1d Coach Dwight Berry. In the non league games East lost to Cherry Creek, 51-63, but beat Pomona, 52-41. The team ventured to a tournament m Las Vegas where they won two games and lost two. The the first game in their conference was agamst West High School, where they won, 75-23 Next up was a game against Kennedy where East prevailed yet again winning 67-36. The teams then faced their b1ggest competition: George Washington. The game proved to be a close battle until the last seconds when free throws added up to a one pomt victory for East. In the playoffs East defeated Doherty 33-29. The team ended their season making it nto the sweet s1xteen playoffs where they lost to Thunder Ridge, 55-40. Overall, the g r s 1 were proud of their hard work and accomplishments. • Rache Mangione (Photos by Peter Hartman) Going for the drive. Aiming high, JUnior Raven Taylor goes up for a layup in the game aga inst Kennedy. 128VARSITYGIRLS BASKETBAll Myrissa Adams, 11 . East vs Kennedy Katie Wiese, 10. East vs Kennedy Cassie Brown, 11 . East vs Kennedy Jalena Williams, 11 . Ea st vs Kennedy �"Even though our team was very young this year, our determination to improve led us to great success.• - Kat1e W1ese, 10. "This year's season went very well but our team was very young. and I'm look ing forward to next year." - Samantha Sanders, 11. Reach for it! About to make a basket, JUnior Ana Luiza Sampa1o focuses on keeping her he1ght 1n a game agamst Kennedy. Grab it . Keep1ng the ball in bounds, junior Cassie Brown zer- m on the ball in a game aga1mt Kennedy. II In basketball, it's so important to never give up no matter what. "I play for the love of the game, to work hard. and play for my team mates on the court." - Shae Kelley, 11. - Raven Taylor, 11. II T'keyah Henry, 11. Katie Wiese,1 0. 12008VARISITY GIRLS BASKETBALL >11n I y (rer•y reek •t-t,rdE" R dq ratfl d Ga t eway PoMona EaqiP< rest Her tclqe Br q''ll ., ;) nver We t Ke nedy '"'Pnver 'iouth uW r "' ntbe 0 D nver North 86 46 4 ') S':l D 8 19 I PLAYOFFS n 29 2 2/ Front row: Jamesha Brisco and Raven Taylor. Second row: Myrissa Adams, Ana Luiza Sampaio, Rhiana Brame, T'keyah Henry and Samantha Sanders. Back row: Katie Wiese, Cassie Brown. Jalena Will1ams, Taylor Boone, Cheyenne Yancey and Danaya Patterson. - r _, , - ~ ... ~ ~ 4 fhunder R1age ') 40 �Coach Taylor quic 1y establ shed the JV g1rls basketball tearY' as a ski led and ded1cated group of athletes. The beqinnmq o the season wac; a struggle for teamwork, but a bond wac; soor made between players. The team's cohesive amtude was demonstrated 1n ga'l'es aga nst Hinkley, 52 16. and Montbello, so-~ 2. Creek was the toughest game of the season but the gtrls fought hard and Made a ten point comeback in the Poudre game Coach Boyd's "shell dri l"wac; a huge asset to the team's achievements. The C team shared a s1m1lar fight for uPity early n the season, but overcame 1t w1th strong communication 1n games hke West, 68-12, and an Eagle Crest game that went mto overtime, 42-38. Trough 1t was a rough start, the q r s fin shed w1th v1ctory. • 1-Jelen Gaff1gan (Photos by Hali Groniger) Pivoting around .lookmg for an open player, freshmen TaShma Sala~ keep~ the ball away from the other team. Fight for it. Trying to gain possess1on for her team, freshman Pen Cirbo reache~ pa~t a creek opponent. "My favorite part about th1~ years 5ea~on was our warm ups, we always got pumped up to our favonte song, "My Doug1e" - Pen Clrbo, 9 Mayra nto, 9. East vs. West II "In th1s game the biggest weakness 1s yourself, 1f you work on your mental confidence your ~kill will 1m prove." - TaShma Salas, 9. Our overall focus at practice was ball handling skills which lead us to most of our wins. 11 M1kayla Irvin, 10. C team. Front row: Alex LaPorta, TaShina Salas. Ariana Appelle, Mayra Tito, L1la Wright, .atyle Green, Candace Murray and Jade Marshall. Back row: N'Jah Lawson, Ala1na Pendleton. Peri Grbo, Coach McCall, Caleigh Sullivan, Mary Prevedel and Tachelle Grant. �· once we focused and applied more effort on our defense, our game com pi tely turned around and continued to getting better· - Sunny Lunka, 10. ''Our b1ggest struggle was becoming whole on the court, but by the end of the season we had really gotten dose." - Tierra Romero, 10. Ballin! Putting all her wength Into a shot. freshmen Tachelle Grant scores a basket in an intense game against Sky high . Gomg for a right handed lay up, junior T'keyah Henry ties the game With a sharp jump shot. Creek. Mary Prevedel, 9. East vs. G.W. Bounce pass. Throwing past a blocker, freshmen Lha Wright waits to see if her teammate w1ll get to it in time. ~--------~ -----~~~ - JV team. Front row: Sunny Lunka. Britteny Washmgton. Ceaundra Caldwell. Segen Tekle, n eyah Henry and Nora Broyles. Back row: Brehaa Johnson, Jamesha Brisco. Jalena Williams, Taylor Boone, Mikayla Irvin and Coach Taylor. Block party. Playing hard defense, Junior Jalena Williams smacks the ball away, thereby getting posses1on for her team and a chance to pull ahead in the game. �With tl,e1r eyes on the prrze, the wrestling team forced the r way through a rough season. The boys' man focus was wir~ning their matches and being prepared to figrt hard against their opponents. •1 all' fearless because I ar1 strong, I am strong because I wrestle, and through that I am successful; noted JUnior Dustin Brown The wrestlers erdured intense practices, competed aga1nst aggressive teams. and progressed as a whole, wh le build ng up the r strength at the same time. Wh le placing first in a meet against Aurora Central, with a winning score of 3/, the men fought hard to conquer one of the1r toughest opponents. Sophomore Cody Hams said, ·not only did I build my strength as a wrestler. I also built my character as a person~ Duri'lg the Denver Prep League Champ1onsh1ps, the team placed 2'ld. scorrng ar 1mpressive 115 points. They went on to the SA State Championships, where they placed 13th Overdll, the wrestling team had a tr.umphant season, overcom ng many obstacles, facing c.ountless fears, and er1erg ng v1ctorrous. · Vanessa Johnson (Photos by Amber Goltz) Head lock. Trapping the opponents upper body, fresh · man TreVone Purifoy dominates this match. Tumble. Positioning himself for a take ·over, freshman Dominic Bejarano rolls over his opponent. To th e mat. Fighting back against h1s opponent, senior Bobby Harris takes back over. �"Tough t1mes don't last, but tough people do:' - Bobby Hams. 12. "It's not how long you wrestle, it's the amount of work you put 1n it:' - Drew Cohen, 12. Hold 'em. Holding strong, freshman Jeram1ah Chnstoher Holloway makes sure h1s opponent stays close to the mat. It's all over. Curling up JUnior Dernck Christopher takes control of h1s opponent and pins h1m down. II Lay them flat. That's my main goal. "I believe once you have wrestled, you can accomplish anything in life. Set your goals on a pedestal, and pursue them w1thout giving up:' II Shawn Wall, 10. Shawn Wall, 10 Colfax Smack Down ..ea-rmehislqi1er~9. - Dustin Brown, 11 . Deon'e Milton, 11 . Colfax Smack Down 2008 VARSITY WRESTLING 6 L 1.2 • '; 10 Warr or Ia 8 tb lo 6 lvl 2 I •at 6 i1 .2 S "d T Ln o 21' 6 dSS 2 2i A dt A R g1 n 1 IJdrT'ploflsr s 4i 48 �This sedson. codches Dave QJintana ard Donald Ray are received tre wei -deserved year award. The swimmers, p'acticing two hou•s everyday at Manual High Sc'lool, worked 'lard to make the year s-.Jccessful. The girls started out with a win against Smoky Hill w.th a score of 108-77. n reac t.on to the meet sophomore Wlla Vaughn sa d. "SwirT'ming aga·nst Smoky Hi I was one of the h gh'igrts of the season. t really set the boundar·es or how hard we needed to work for the rest of the seasor~ After experiencirg a c ose wi'l agairst their biggest rival George Washi'lgton with a score 101-79 The team put more work into the next Meet dga1nst :::>enver West and pulled out with a win ....he tearY' won to Denver South 123-27. Every year the girls take part 1n many inv tationa s. Tris year the team swarT' 1n the DPS Relay, Colorado Coaches Invitational. and the Patriot l'lvitational. The tedms biggest accomp'ishments included a 4th place in the Patriot lnvitat,onal and 1st rn the DPS Relay Meet Overall, the team's rard work helped trem have an dli'azing season. · LIZZie ~arson (Photos by Zoe Tweed and Maddie Hamling) Teamwork. In the relay race against Chatfield, senior Brenna Fujimoto shows perfect form diving into the pool. Zoom ahead! In the close race against George Wash rngton, sophomore Megan Ryan finishes 1st in the 100 butterfly. 134GIRlSSWIMMING . -·- ---- - - - ~ Glide. Dorng the breath stroke, freshman Mariah Pan cheo-Burgos zooms toward the finish line. -·- --- -- -· - . �"I sw1m because I like the way I look 1n a bathmg suit." Kelly Mathews, 12. "I hke getting to know the new freshmen~ • Janay Griego, 11 Take a deep breath. Swimmmg breakstroke m the 200 IM, jumor H ley J nk1ns ghd s forward in effort to get her best ume Splash! In the meet aga1nst Smoky Hill, semor JessiCa Jaynes pulls through the water for a close win. II I wouldn't be where I am today, in the pool and in every other aspect of my life without D-squared (D-rizzle and 11 David) Jessica Valeta, 10. East vs South Lizzie Lindsmayer, 11. East vs South Johanna Peay, 12. East vs South "Swimming gives me the chance to get away from everything and just put all my effort into the pool~ ·Margaret Minn1g, 11. ·Kalen AqUisto, 12 2008 VARSITY SWIMMING o8---rr- l"'loky 1-i II S Re elY M 1L Potr o• Ocl 8 10 • '3 •6 2. Front row r nna ~UJ moto, ly th w • Car hne Caldwelt JOI annah Peay. Kal n AcqUI o and k oca Jayne Second row lwelln>m.1Y"r. D melle Bose Ad nne Turno<k. LJn Hrlt Janay Groego. Jasper Edward~ Kartlrn P~n,lauren Mo~ley and lydra Et>arna Thrrd row· Callie Vaught, Rachel Haverna< .le<slca Val ta, Bridget Newton.lllhan Berman. Elena Gomez. Jordan Hames. Emrly Jaynes and Varuna Moore Fourth row. Emrly Clinton, Hannah Beauchuana. Tina Soma Alex Visk Hanka Rowen Schc>ales. Ellen Mueler, Mrkayla GrossnK ket Margaret Mrnnrg and Jennrfer Ornton. Back row: Parge BU<hanan·Halt Haley Jenk n~ Ann~ Horn, Maq ' l!a M 8 khard K ,; Be ha HI M 0 I B M h Pa heo-Bu Willa V ha nd RachelS ud · ~~- ..- .. . · '"~--.-~~~:---~-\L..;M~.""~~-~~-'!1-.:<.-t·_ ..... -:·-.•- - -~ - 1/22 he td "lcl 4tr VII t ndl 19t" l.t 6 hatted ThoMe! ff ron t• o "" te ~ rd G O'.:JE' Wd '1 ngtor 10 D "" r W 118 60 9 135GIRLSSWIMMING �fhe 2008 boyc; lacroc;se c;eason was cut short w1th a tough c;econd round loss to Douglas County. S 13 Aftef the end of the season. the team has worked hard i'l the off season, preparmg one another for the 9-M le team run at the c;tart of the 2009 season. Led by veterar Coach Jon Barocas and senror leaderc;, Brendan Lamarre, R ch e Lander, Jam e Urbana, Hayden Berge, :Jrew Cohen, Andy Castle and Barrett Hubregsen, the boys team looks poised ard ready to redeem the1r playoff loss · Jamie Urbana (Photos by Peter Hartman) "I play LAX, like I'm bal in' in the street, stnppin' kids and throw.ng fat dunks with my cleats spatted." · Hayden Berge, 12. "Being the only g1rger on the tear11 lets me burn past the opposition w.tt'l my fiery speed." • Drew Cohen, 12. "It's all about the banana cut.· · Andy Castle, 12. "When I take a c;hot m the gut, JUSt thmk about how my furry chest adds jt.~st another layer of cuc;hion.· • ...om Dudley, 11. Square up. Playing tough defense, sen1or Drew Cohen guards a Creek attack man at All C1ty Stadium. Hayden Berge, 12. East vs. Fairview Tom Dudley, 11 East vs. Fairview Conner Callahan, 10. East vs. Fairview Chris Herrmann, 10. East vs. Grandview �•1 throw down kids like I eat my steaks. 140 pounds and one by one: Brendan Lamarre. 12. "I put the biscuit in the basket: -Jamie Urbana, 12. Clear! After mak1ng a stop on the crease, senior Riche Londer mak san outlet pass to mov the ball down field against Grandview. Ball down! Fighting to knock the ball loose and recover the ground ball, jun1or Grant Beczkalo h1ts a Douglas County M1dfielder. II Before I take a shot, I just think about using my wand to put it top chedder. "There is no viCtory Without bloodshed and death. Sacrifice the weak. and the great will nse to everlasting glory!• - Richie (Big D) Londer, 12. II -DaVId Swarson, 12. Danny Prev1del, 10. East vs. Creek Peter Hambidge, 11. East vs. Fairview David Swarson, 12. East vs. Douglas County Front row R1ch1e Londer, Barrett Hubregsen, Jam1e Urbana. Dylan Barrett, Tom Dudley, Andy Ca,tle and Chns H rrmann. Second row. Adam Estac1o, Jake Malman, Sam Horaceh, Paolo C1anc10, Erl Ouellette and Drew Cohen. Th1rd row' Peter Hdmb1dge, Brendan L marre, M1chael Sp1essbach, Matt Tedeschi, Sam Z1sser and Jono Tapper. Back row : Conner Callahan, Ben Barocas. Oav1d Booth, Brandon Blan. Back row. Coach Barocas, Hayden Berge, Hamza Shereef. Esteban Pacheco and Ruel Wiles. Turnin' the corner! Sprinting past the extended goal line, junior Dylan Barrett moves the ball up field in the game aga1nst Fairview. �The boys JV and C boys lacrosse teams cradled w th heaft throJghout t'le 2008 c;eason With hard work from coaches and players, trey became a feared oppo nent. "Th1s was a very strong season for rre. I played my best at the game aga1nst Machebuef; said sopf)omore Rya'l Dunn New freshmen recruits came in strong and produced w1ns left and r.ght al through the season. "I m glad I decided to play lacrosse this season, I met a ton of new 'ax bros and had a great t•me,"freshman Dav1d Enge. sa1d. The boys fought hard in the home game aga1nst Columbine, 1n wh1ch the squad pulled away with the win and a score of I 0-6. Ryan Ou'1n came away with a hat tnck 1n that game. The boys had a stror.q season and came away with an impress1ve record. The teafl' also had wins against Chapparal9 5 and Machebuef 7-4. • E:r c Carlson (Photos by Phoebe Duvall) Big hits. Rough1ng up the attack, sophomore Enc Carlson shuts down the offense In a game agamst Chapparal. Looking ahead. Sneak1ng past a defend r, sophomore Max Fme moves the ball towards the net 1n a game agamst Columbine. Jesse Thompson, 10 East vs Machbuef Qu ick st ick. Concentratmg on the face off, sophomore Connor Sed mack wms the ball aga1nst Columbine. •pJaymg on JV 1s pretty awesome because It g1ves you the opportumty to be with your friends and still play to have fun.· - Eric Carlson, 10. Ryan Dunn, 10 East vs. Chapparal II "The long pole Is so nice because I can get a reach on my opponents and turn the ball over easier.· -Drew Behnke, 10. Lacrosse is for men who love to have a stick pressed and handled right close to my body. - Dav1d Engel. 9. II Whip it. Cutting in front of the Creek defense, jumor Luke Buchanan catches a long ball out of the air and advances down the field. �"When I get the ball and run down the field , I feel like a stall1on galloping into the w1ld ." Marc Axelrod, 10. "Piaymg lacrosse is ecstasy. Even though I spend most of my time on the bench, 1t's still really intense • Adam ldelberg. 10. On the run. Bolting for a pass, sophomore Marc Axelrod looks for help in the game agamst Columbme. Nice catch! Prepanng for a long pass sophomore Adam ldelberg sees his target on the turf against Colorado Academy. Front row: rod, Jesse Thompson and Aaron Howard. , Chris Walden, Taylor House, Alon Williams and Trae . Dylan Horvat, Da las Sherman, Connor Sed mack, Drew Trattler, Drew Benkhe, Robmson, Cameron Harris, Duncan Loza, Noel Rocha , Max Fine, Daniel Fulton, David Engel, Austin Wolfolk and Bastian Ruther Back row : Coach Hernandez Holden Lew1s T1m Gold K1an McGraw and Shazzon Turner. Defense. RaCing against his Columbine opponet. sophomore Taylor House guards two middies as they tear the ball into East's end of the field . �A new coach, Call e McRitchie, ushered in the 2008 season fhe team, still tryrnq to bo'ld, lost a close qame to Mulle'l 8-10 its first t1me out. Com1ng back stronger, the team won agamst M1 tofl Academy and Maso11 on the F-lorida tr p. Tre girls won aga1nst C'lapparal, 13-9. However, playing against t'leir rival, St. Mary's, was the tough est qame of the season. Junior Kelli Uhlberg sa1d, ·once we won against St. Mary's, we realized the true potentia of the team. We played rea'ly well because we were calm even when it was close tn score. We only won by one goa ~ Aher beat1ng Golden, the team streaKed to w1ns against Thomas Jefferson and Steamboat Spnngs. After a'l upset by Colorado Acaderr>y, sen1or Abbye Neel commented, ·sometimes 1os ng makes you rea ize the mistakes yot.. 'leed to fi ·The team was, unfortunately, knocked out rn t'le first rot..nd of the playoffs 1n a grave upset by Golde'l w1th a score of 10 11 Overall, East took third in the conference. The 2009 season began w1th the team we'coiT'Ing well known Coac'l Robert Romero. He helped hold successful tryouts. The g r s, stacked with lots of ta eflt, hope to make 1t far n the playoffs th1s year. • Lizzie Larson (Photos by Emrly Carlson) Madeline Schroeder, 12 Fast break. Sprinting down the field, senior Kendal Mur· ray scores a goal in the game against Arapahoe. Hayley Round. 12. East vs. Chaparral Katherine Crew, 12. East vs. Chapparral Helen Gaffigan, 11. East vs. Chapparral Clatre Stmon, 12 East vs. Air Academy �"I love lacrosse because nothmg feels better than putting the ball in the back of the goal after a good transition ." Kendal Murray, 12. "Bemg a team captam has really made me try my hardest to set a good example and bring the team together.• - Madeline Schroeder, 12. Center stage. In the game against Arapahoe, JUnior Helen Gaffigan prepares to start the game w1th mtens1ty. Dodging the bullet. Using her impressive stick skills to dodge her opponent, JUnior Kelley McCarroii·Gilbert heads toward the goal in the game against Arapahoe. II I always looked forward to our annual trip to Flordia because that is when the team really started to party and 11 bond. "The talent, combined w1th an excellent new coach, really gave us a shot at makmg this our best season yet." - Sarah Marquez, 12. - Kelley McCarroii-Gilbert. 11. Kendal Murray, 10. East vs. Kent Tierra Romero, 10. East vs. Arapahoe Front row: Round. nn Bates, ro der, Abbye N I and Kendal urray. econd row: Jess1ca Byrne, Cla1re S1mon, Sarah Marquez. Tierra Romero. Maxwell Blair and Lizzie Larson. Back row: Coach Romero, Ellie Moran. Alyssa Owens and Helen Gaffigan. Take a shot. Threading the ball through two A1r Academy defenders, sen1or Madeline Schroeder whips a shot. �The JV team 1->ad an e cept ondl season duri'lg 2008, compiling a record better any of the other g1rls teams. After ti-Jey cdme back from a trip to Flonda over spnng break, they were corrpletely undefeated. Practices focused on develop ng funda mental s1<1lls and endJrance. The fresrrrten faced multiple losses in the beg nn ng against Kert and Creek; however, once th ir transitions were perfected the garPes took a different d rection, propelling them to numerous wi11s at the end of the seasor. The 2009 JV team had the honor of a new coac'l, Ellen Ra r., who was a national champ1on in 2007. Sre imparted her knowledge and experience to the g1rls through speed dr lis and qu ck stick sk1lls. Fresrrrten coach Iram Abdullah, an East alurPni, was the only returning l:ast coach · Heier Gaffiqan (Photos by Peter Hartman) Wild ball. Chas1ng after a loose ball, Jumor Laura Mart1nez recovers a bad pass. Quick step. Runnmg up f1eld. semor Cia e Simon, hustles to get back on defense. Tierra Romero, 10. East vs. Creek Breakaway. Gaining speed, sen1or Enn Bates breaks away from her opponents and runs the field. "Lacrosse Is a sport based on teamwork. Having girls from other schools Introduced that challenge, but together we built a bond that was obvious on the field." Mary Prevedel, 9. Riley McCarthey, 12. East vs. Creek II "By the end of the season our ent1re team was more than supnsed on how far we had come." -Hannah Buchenau, 9. My expectations were more than exceeded in my first year at East High. 11 - Lisa Sawyer, 9. C team. Front row· Coach Romero. Back row: L1za Sawyer, - �"Playing center Is the hardest pos1t1on, but the team d1d such a good job of working together that 1t made our trans1t1ons perfect." Blythe Hawthorne, 11. "After our florida tnp we went ten stra1ght games without a loss! All our work really paid off!" -Lauren Woody, 10. St1ck on stick. arkmg up 1 ht, Jun or add1e P o~s al ers a pass slowmg down her opposing offense. Enn Bates, 12. East vs. Arvada West Center stage. Starting off a game, jun1or Blythe Haw· thorne·Lo1zeau takes the draw aga1nst the Wildcats. Attack . Carry1ng the ball down the field. sophomore Lauren Woody looks towards her open teammates to get the ball towards the goal. �The 2008 boys baseba'l team started off the season w1th a home game aga nst Steamboat Springs. The stands were packed with fans anticipating an amazmg season. Witr two players who played at a vars1ty level since their freshman year, seniors Anthony Wilson and Max Bridge showed potentfal to be the best captams ever. Grueling after-school practices until dark and Saturday morning practices that began at sunrise showed the team's determination to succeed With an easy win over Hin ley, the boys went on to the p'ayoffs, fimshmg their season with an intense game against fJ. · Troy Weise (Photos by Kody Gaulden) "Last season we had a team full of veterans. This year we had a lot of new players, and it added a corl'pletely new energy to the team" • a n1e Leamon-M1IIer, 12 "The pressure was on to take the team even further in the playoffs, and make sure that we gave all that '"' h rJ" ay Houston, 12. "Game on!" • Nick Brown,12. Anthony W1lson, 12 Go team! Before a game against Arvada, the baseball boys come together and wish each other luck. Jamie Leamon-Miller, 12. East vs. North Casey Houston, 12. East vs. Lincoln Addison Squibbs, 10. East vs. Arvada Greg Francis, 10. East vs. Arvada �"ThiS sport IS d1rty, th1s sport 1s mean, but th1s sport made my day.• -Max Bndge, 12. ·Baseball is not a game. It is life." -Anthony Wilson, 12. Fastball. With full concentration, semor N1ck Brown sends the ball back to third baseman mtense game aga1nst Montbello. Good pitch. Havmg great form before throwmg a pitch, senior Max Bndge hopes to stnke the batter out at the Lmcoln game II Being a sophomore on Varsity is chal lenging, but it has made me a better player. ·Baseball Is like a tall glass of water sitting on an ice cube m the m1ddle of the Sahara desert." Jacob Greenwood. 12. II -Addison Squibbs, 10. Front row: Ivan Porras, Add1son Squibbs, Anthony Arrletta. Anthony W1lson. Clay Houston and Max Bridge. Second row: Casey Houston, Nick Brown, Jacob Greenwood. AleJandro Hernandez-Morales and Walter Zavala. Back row: Jay Nogami, Juan Garcia, Lars Hager and Jaime Leamon M1ller. Throw down. After catchmg a pass from the catcher. junior Walter Zavala tags out a runner attempting to steal second base. �"11e JV/C bas ball team had an excel lent 2008 sedson due to the r hd•d work dnd determirati0'1 The tedm not orly put 1n hard wor at pract ce but a so at every s1ngle game. They started the1r season off agaws .. St amboat, a toJgh nval. fast ended up w1nr1ng the game I 2 w1th sorT'e 01g h1ts dunng the last few 1nr.1ngs. "I love th1s group of guys becduse of the hard work and determination every player put 1n every t1me we h t ti-Je field This team had so much talent 1t was f~.m to play w1th them· c.ommeNed juruor Anthony Ameta. The team had an e tremely ..alented group of players wh1ch helped them becorY'e one of the top tearr~s 1n the c1ty They were able to accorrtpllsh one of •heir majors goals by defeati'1g G.W. dunng the garrte for tt"le city t1tle. All of the Argels' hard work truly pa1d off throughout the whole eN re season · Jake MalrY'an Home run . Unloadmg, JUnior Anthony Anetta crushes the ball for a homerun m a game agamst Smoky Hill. (Photos by Amber Goltz) Standing tall. Stay1ng patient. sophomore Ph:"·p Shna1der watches the ball cross the plate as he wa1ts for his opportunity for a good p1tch while playmg Montbello. •11ove th s sport because baseball is America's past time and I like to carry on tradition of this long lasting sport.• - Elliot Zenas, 11. Add1son SqUibbs, 11. East vs. Lincoln Zach McCain, 10. East vs. Lincoln Winding up. Throw1 g a change up, sophomor Walt r Savala stnkes out h1s opponent agamst Smoky H1ll. II ·1 enJOY play1ng baseball because of the experience I get wh1le I play on the field. It IS also really fun to be a part of such a good team .· - Zach McCa1n, 10. Baseball is my favorite sport to play at school because I love the guys on the team. We do well as a team and have fun! II -Joe Nathanson, 10. C team. Front row Sam Brewer, Chns Green, Brendan Moon, Ty Wagner, Spencer Newel, Dominic Del Hierro and Zach Moldenhauer. Second row: Dav1d Storey, Stephaun Gadd1s, Bob Neel, Andy Post. Spencer Borison and Pierce Vilkus. Back row: Dalton Berridge, Josh Pappas, Rene Rodriguez, Dennis Manguso, Jordan Hammar and Bryce Rudnick. �"I love warming up for games because of the adrenaline I get before we h1t the f1eld." - Connor S01ch r, 10. "Baseball is my favorite sport because of the team spmt we have and all the tradition we continue to carry on; - Addison Squibbs, 10. Swing batter swing . A ba' sneaks by sophomore Ad· d1son SqUibbs as he takes a powerful swing. Peter Schug art, 1 1. East vs. Montbello Perfect stance. Wa1t1ng for a good p1tch, sophomore, Zach McCam gets ready to h1t the ball agamst L1ncoln. Big hit. Crush1ng the ball, Junior Anthony Arrieta h1ts a homerun against Smoky Hill. ~==~-----------:~M JV team . Front row Eliot Nelson, Phillip Shna•der, Gregory FranCIS, Marcellus Bnscoe and Sebastian Bendelis. Second row: Peter Shugart, Zach Mold nhauer, Connor Soicher, Zach McCa•n and Leo Cabrera. Back row: Anthony Arrieta. Addison Squibbs, Daniel Segal, Pierce Vilkus, Dalton Berridge and Jay Nogam1. Framing the pitch . Snagging the ball. sophomore Ivan Porras, gets ready to catch the ball pitched by hts team mate dunng the Montbello game. �After dn dmdllng 2008 season, the vars1ty girls soccer tearY' had a lot to be proud of. fhrot..ghout tile season the team overcame rrtdny obstacles and grew closer as a ~eam. ·1 enJoyed the seasor with the team. I really fe t like we ca~e toqether and that showed 1n our performance; comIT'erted sen1or Rachel Smith. The team had a tnumpha'lt w1n aga1nst Lincol'l, 10 0. "We had a preny tough season, but every ga'ile we gave one hundred percent" noted junior Allegra Uva. Creenng fdns and e cited parents were he common audience at the girls soccer games. Obstacles were no stranqer to th1s ~eam. Los nq to Poudre, 0-4, the Varsity girls soccer team d dn't let that discourage trem. "Going out trere and giving it your best shot is a I you can do; commented Coach i-linz. · Daw'l Hamilton (Photos by Peter Hartman & Kody Gaulden) "Whenever we lost a qaiT'e, we JUSt IT'ade sure to keep eac'l other smiling and JUSt say positive tt1ings~ • Llly Wotky'ls, 12. ·Soccer makes rT'e the happ1est g1rl1n this word! I will always love this game." · Jenna Greenwood. 12. Ready set go! Racmg her opponent down the field, so ph· omore Lily Toaspern makes a great play against Poudre. Tracy Smith, 12. East vs. Poudre Allegra Uva, 11 . East vs. North Katie Ru shton, 11 , Ea st vs. Nort h �·soccer •s rarely considered a gruehng sport. Play1ng soccer for four years has been extremely d1fficult and ted1ous, but I could not 1magme playing anythmg else." Carol in Kaplan. 12. "Go soccer!" Em•ly Gosch e. 12. Gotta kick it up! Concentratmg on the ball, sen1or Carotin Kaplan prepares to k1ck the ball down the f•eld to a team mate 1n a game aga nst Poudre. Hustle and bustle. Racing her Montbello opponent to the ball, Jun•or Kate Buss keeps up her pace and contmues down the field. II Now that East is a "soccer school;' the pressure was on this season to be better than ever. 11 "YAY! Soccer!" Tracy Sm•th, 12. - Katie Rushton, 11. Sam Myers, 12. L1ly Toaspern. 10. Lily Wotkyns, 12. East vs. Mo-_-n:_:t~be:-1-.::lo:...._~~~....:E~a~s~tv:.:s::.·:.::Re::_:g~is::__ _ _ _ _..:E.:.as:..;t_v.:.s...:..N....:o:_rt:.:.h_,..--------------~ Front row: J nna Greenwood, Lin H1ll, L•lyToaspern and L1ly Wotkyns. Back row· Kate Buss. Sam Myers. Em• 1y Gosch e. All gra Uva and Rachel Smith. Keeper. Gettmg ready to punt the ball, sen•or Jenna Greenwood looks for an open teammate on the field. �The JV and C rast g1rl!. !.occer team prepared for the tough sea!.on by do1nq intense pre c;eac;on tra1ni'lg. In the beglnn•nq, 1t was a struggle to work as a team, but as the seac;on progressed, a coherent bor'd wac; created Their previoL.s r va , Grandv1 w, was rnot1vat1on for the team to c;tnve to do t'le r best Du'l'lg tryouts there was an 1ncred1ble turn out for the new seaso'l. Sopl')omore Jessica B air sa1d, "It was c;o wonderful to see so many new qirls trymg out. I th1nk that sports at East are such a great way to learn about you oeerc;. The thmg I am looKInq forward to c; play1ng Grandview ·n a rematch, lac;t years game was amaz1nq.· For the 2009 season the g r1's soccer team has really set the1r s1ght!. on having an undefeated c;eason. · Haley Jen 1nc; !Photos by Phoebe Duvall} Aggress1on . Spnnt~ng for the ball, sophomore Ao1fe Burns burns her opponent on the side hne and w~ns the ball. Good first touch. Sav~ng the ba' from gomg out of bounds, sophomore Hannah Tighe clears the ball to the offense in a game against Kennedy. "I play soccer because 1t is a great team sport where you get to meet a lot of amazing people and 1t constantly challenges all your ab1l1t1es.· -Cassie Clad1s, 11. L~ndsay Emery. 11. East vs. G.W. Madison McHenry, 10. East vs. West Rat Race. Chas1ng a TJ. opponent, JUmor Cresuna Pacheco w~ns the ball after a hard sprint. II "I like soccer because I love the girls I play w1th and w love to k1ck 1t." Kate Boyle, 11. Running down a soccer field is one of the most g ratifying feelings; I love it. II -Margaret Minn~ng, 11. C team . F1rst row; Maggie Wegmann, Sarah Berman, Ch1ara Lawrence, Ka1la Olson, Madison Williams, Brandy Luna, Maddie Kornfeld and Roima Paewai Higgins. Back row; Rachel Stroud. Lucy Megg1tt, Meggan Davis. Ellie Ciccarelli, Jana Walker, Blake Goldstein, Eleanor Cruise and Chloe Vas1lakis. �·soccer is so much fun and is a great way tog t to know people.• - Hannah Tighe, 11 . "I love soccer because 11 is so universal. It is the world 's most popular sport and I thmk it IS so cool to be a part of 11. • - Maggie Note, 10. Hug the ball. After mak1ng a great save off a Grandv1ew shot, sophomore Amanda Kuenz, punts the ball to a teammate Cass1e Clad1s, 11. East vs. T J Throw that ball. Preparing for a throw-m, jumor Cass1e Clad1s looks for an open teammate to throw to in a game agamst George Wash1ngton. Fa ncy footwork . Takmg the ball all the way down the field, junior Hannah O'Neill takes a shot against Kennedy. Runnmg down a t ea m . In a crucial game against JFK, sophomore Emma D'Orazio, focuses on dribbling through the midfield in hopes of scoring the winning goal. �fhe 2008 boys SWifYl team had d p o duct,ve season With fYlany tdlented u"lder classmen, aPd an already stro'"lg group of upperclassmen, the r;w m team WdS deter mired to have a w1rr1ng r;easo'"l The team oegan the season w th a v1ctory dga nst ortr t-Jiqh School, 121 39 The tearY' also partiCipated 1n two b1g compet1t1ons dunng ~he seac,on, tre Jeffco Invite, 1Oth place and the Patnot lnv1te 5th place The 1ncreased number of sw1mmers motivated the tearY' to work hard. fhe boys spe'"lt time to 1mprove their power and forfYl for each of the four strokes. free style, backstroke, breast stroke, and butterfly. Tfley firished the1r season strong plaCing r;econd at the OPe; league Crampionsr1ps. ah Carlson {Photos by Em1ly Ca1 n 1d Haley Jen ms) Swimm1ng 1s rea ly gredt because 1t 1s so compet1t1ve There 1<; a ot of teamwork involved, but I also get the ci-Jance to • Jesse O'Neil, 10. • love sw1mmmg because 1ts PO hke any other soon. There dre no balls or sticks, Its JuSt yot... and the Wdter· · Aaron Gourd, 10 Warmmg up. During the Fort Col ns Invitational, Reynolds prepares to beg1n h1s backstroke. at han Pulling ahead. Ghdmg through the water at the George Washmgton meet, sophomore Jesse O'neil races m the 100 meter freestlye On the fly. Dunng the 100 meter butterfly,Junior Matt Gibson executes 1mpressive form. �"James Bond and I have som th1ng m common. We both look great 1n a sult-.a SWim SUit.• -Jonson Berman, 11. "Most people think all sw1mmers are gang mem· bers and have tattoos, but we're actually really n1ce." • Nathan Reynolds, 10. Take you r marks. In the George Washmgton meet, semor Ryan Bush pr pares for the startmg gun. Taking a breath . Coming up for a1r sophomore Nathan Reynolds pushes to finish his race II I just love pretending I'm a submarine while I swim during practice. "I love pretending I'm a sea an1mal during practice." - Matt Swenson, 12. II - Ryan Bush, 12. Backing up. Wmdmg h1s arms to propel h1m back. sophomore Jesse O'neil pulls ahead of the competitiOn. SWIMMING Pat• t In th p cl f> 4 8~ Ov rland Tho 9 Kenn d J f> ft 1 p w 6 h j Front row· Brad Pearlman. Jonson Berman, Keegan Gallik, Nathan Reynolds, Reed Mathews, Ezra Sackett and Jesse O'n 11. Back row: Matt Gibson, Matt Swenson, Philip Milner, Chnst1an Turnock, John Armstrong, Luke Haase and Patrick Storem. p a e �The track tedm stdrted off the year with two hdrd wee s of pre-season trarnirg before the1r first meet ·Pre-season tralni'lg forces me to get mentally and pnysically strong; sa1d freshman ( '1e sea Thornton. All of tl"'eir hard work paid off. The team attended the OPS lnv tatlonal, t'le1r f1rc;t Meet and placed n the top r ve 1n mdry evems. "T'le track is or"~e of the Most d1verse and c'lal erg1rg c;portc; t'lat I ve ever pdrticipated 1r; noted semor Marcus l=lowe•s. At the c;tate regional meet the varsity track te m fought long drd h~rd. Hard work and never ending pos tlve attitudes came m handy for th1s team. · Hanifah Tu•ner and Dawn Ham lton (Photos by: Dominique Davis) ·No one knows your name wher you're second best so I work my butt off to be r rst.• • JasM ne Johnsor, 9. ·To be the bec;t you hdve to work hard when ro one else IS work ng• · Chris Wall, 12. ·My motto 1s don't step or the track unlec;s your ready tO 9 VP '"' r 111" oby Baker, 9. ·Track, no other sport \..all \..I.Jmpare hands dow"ll" • Marcus Pin•llo , 1. �"The b st part about track m bemg around people who have the same dnve towm.• - TyShae Walker, 11 . "Track teaches me how to be a leader on and off the field ." - Marray Napue, 12. Final stretch! Runntng the last 50 meters of the event, sophomore Taylor Williams, p1..shes through the pain and fimshes m th1rd place. I think I can! Commg off the crave, sophomore K1ko Grimes, g1ves h1s all to stay m front to the rest at the DPS lnv1te. II Mentally knowing I can win will only get me half way, it's hard work and determination that wins events. "Before a meet I focus by relaxmg, listenmg to mus1c and 1magmg myself winntng:' - Tamika lrvmg. 12. II - Han1fah Turner, 12. Anel Kelly,12. DPL Relays Jakoby Baker,10. DPS lnvtte Kaeyla Taylor, 11. DPLMeet Front row· Coach Kelly, Julian Bocanegra, Dante James, Quentm Dever, Reggie Lev..1s, Sam Stem and Zan Brown. Second row· Joe Sm1th, Marcus Pinillo, Chris Wall, Ezekiel Bishop and Coach Wall. Th1rd row: James Dever, Ronald Hicks. Dante Brown and Darrell Walker Back row: Coach Kind ric, Gavm Johnson, Richard Hicks. Kiko Gnmes and Alfonzo Lucero. Endurance is key! Spnntlng, sophomore Wh1tney Roberts successfully makes her way around the field. �The 2008 q1rls golf season beqan w1th a much larger number of participants than e pected, Wltr Over twenty new frec;hrnen JOining. Sk lis ra'1ged from nea• expert level to players who had 'lever even picked up a golf club Yet as t""le season proqressed and the team bonded, their sk I s rap1dly Improved and the results showed. Sen1or Ceoly Doakes tooK second place 1'1 both the Overland and Cny Park tournam nts. \ ewcorner to the 2008 team, sophomo e Jack1e l argdon took t.,ird and forth places at both the Wei sh re ard Overland To •.HnaW1th tournaments averag1ng up to e1ghty players, the rec;ults were phenomenal. T'"le c;eason ended at t.,e Denver (ity Glrls'Go1f ...ourname'1t, wh1ch took place at Ken'ledy Golf Course East g1rls too secord 1n the vars ty tournament and third 1n the JUniOr vars1ty tou•na!l'ent. · Sophie Pelz (Photos by Canyon Boak) After n:y • rst year coac'linq the q1rl's team I can say I have some practiong o• my own to do to be part of th s group. Tre g r s are fantastic!" • Coach Leamon long iron. Concentrating on the ball, junior Megan Bortle takes a strong swing at her second shot. Soph1e Pelz, 10. C1ty Park Tournament Jack1e langdon, 10. Kennedy Tournament Emily Clinton, 11 Parkhill Tournament Grac1e McGuire, 12. Overland Tournament �"Golf Is both a relaxing and d1ff1cult sport. I loved our team because everyone was so involved and ex cited to play together!" - Soph1e Pelz, 10. "It was a great dec1s1on of mtne to play golf because you become fnends w1th people you would have never met! Sisterly love.• -Jackie Langdon, 10. Tight spot. Setting up, Jun•or Em1ly Clinton finds herself In a st1cky Situation beh1nd a tree and hop~ng to make a smooth sw1ng for the green. In the deep stuff. W1th a large back sw~ng. semor Brenna FUJimoto composes herself for a tough Iron shot from the rough. II I loved the team captain, Gracie McGuire. She inspired me! I want to be just like her when I'm a senior. ·we bUilt th1s ctty on rock and roll .I mean golf.· -Gracie McGuire, 12. II - Kate Imhoff, 10 Graci McGUire, 12. Kennedy Tournament M gan Bortle, 11. Wellsh1re Tournament Jack1e langdon, 10. City Park Tournament row: Ham nson, I 1r Tucker and Andie Doak. Second row: Hali Groninger, Kianna Cal bart, Sophie Pelz, Megan Ryan, Skye Pawli Annie Fine, B cca Goods1de and Jessica Und1more. Back row: Cassie Clad is, Cecily Doakes. Kate Imhoff, lillie Berman, Megan Bortle, and Jackie langdon. Back Row: Coach Leamon, Crystal Marshall, Brenna Fujimoto, Riley McCarthy and Timothy Shutts. Up in the air. With a flu1d back swtng, semor Grac1e McGuire leans back to ch1p the ball~nto the hole. �The vars ty g1rls tenn1s tearn rae; been botr ~t·ong a'ld successful 2008 seaso'l Trey tarteo off with two w1ns aga nst De'lve· West and Srnoky H I w1nrmg 6 1 in both matc.hes... '"ley commued o be sue c c;sfJI by p :~c nq fifth 1n theW stern Slope Tet.. r~"~:~ment. The team then faced cnallen es w1th osses aga1ns~ the1• 'Ivai Cherry •eek. No matter whethe~ they ended up w1~"n1ng or losmg. they st I always held the1r '"leads up h gh Lm1ng d d not get in +he way of com1ng back and beat1rq Col 1 umbme S and Lakewood 6-1. All of tre q1rls hard work defm1tely pa1d off. · Lauren Woody I love play ng tenn1s because we have a strong camaraderie and its a stress reliever" · Hannah Carrothers, 10 I love to play +e!1nJS, it he ps you get Involved w1tn your school and a lowe; you to just go out there and have fun· • Kora Mon1gle, 11. fenms IS my favonte sport, the season was ad ffict...lt ore but we overcame our ci1 llenqes and stayed stro'lg" · Ale Pas h. 10. Lauren M.1sso 10 Focus In a match against Kennedy, JUnior Ma'isah Jones· Nambe aces her opponent. Amber Goltz, 11. East vs. Cherry Creek Kora Momgle 11. East vs. D.S.S.T Stephan1e B II, 12. East vs. Lakewood Sarah Lassen, 10. East vs. Columbme �"ll1ke tenms because its great when you h1t the sweet spot.• -Lauren Musso, 10. "It is fun and exc1t1ng to play tenn1s and I like to see the g•rls on my team succeed." - Stephanie Bell, 12. Swinging away. H1tt1ng a strong forehand, sophomore AI x Pash returns the ball to her opponent 10 a match aga1nst Lak wood. Reach for the sky. ln a match against Thomas Jefferson, junior Aspen Johnson reaches h1gh to return the ball to her opponent. II I like tennis because it's a sport in which you can depend on yourself and other teammates. 11 "I contribute to the team by bnnging a gallon of colored goldfish to each game and tournament: Aspen Johnson. 11. - Zun House, 11. Lily Bernuth 10. East vs. D.S.S.T. Maggie Linton, 11. East vs. T.J. MegTuta, 12 East vs. West Follow through . In a match agamst Cherry Creek. semor Charlotte Vilkus hits the ball back to her opponent Winning the po1nt. �Dunng t'le 2008 season. the JV N JV 8 squ d~ they d1d well playing 1n the annual :JP<; tournament ta ing first place out of the many schools who came to participate. The JV team~ al~o '1 d a chance to bond througlaout the season and becaiT'e a better, stronger team. Successful in many ways, it 1s clear that this was one of the best seasons for JV g1rls tennis team · ?un 1-Jouse "Tenn1s g ves you the wonderfu opportunity to r1eet new people, sperad t me with yoJr fr ends, keep 1n shape and r.ave fun.H • Lyrn Ngo, 12. "All the th ngs that I have learned from participating w1tr the East Tenms team have shaped me and made me a better persor compet non w.se. Not to mention I absolutely love playmg•· Prep g irl. Facing the approachmg ball, semor Maureen Sullivan is ready to send It deep to back court. Cross that cou rt. W1th h r eye on the ball, semor Anel Canada smacks the ball back to her opponent m a heated rally. Sarah Naugh on, 10. East vs. Holy Fam1ly Slam it down. H1tt1ng a stellar shot, sophomore Emma Thompson shows the other team how to place the ball. · Meaghan fisher, 12. "I love to play tennis because of the relax1ng but competit1ve env1ronment, and the dozens of g1rls that play. It's super fun!" Rachel Nevers. 12 Anna Regan, 11. East vs. Holy Fam1ly II "I love tennis, the coaches and the grand experience.! will cherish these memories and lessons throughout my life Tennis has taught me to strive for the best in everything that I do.· • Anel Canada, 12. Positive thoughts plus a positive game equals positive possibilities II Ashley Canada, 10. Front row: Calhe Hagman, Emma Dargen, G1selle Rudn1c S1dn y Guthne, Madelme M1ller, MIChelle Anderson. Caroline Roberts, Jenae W111iams. Kora Mon gle, Mered1th Duce, Anna Regan, Soph1e Schor and Sylvie Lerner. Second row: Gabby Gaass. Jordyn lang, Allison He1mlkh, Madeline Froyd, Shareese Wilson, Erika Kahn, Machelle Sa1pe,Lauren Turner and Morgan Sm1th. Th1rd row: Emma Thompson, Haley Bangert, Ol1via Bangert. Kay Caranta, Alexa Adix, Vicky Galan. Tally R1tter and Rivie Jacarus. Back row: Jesse Rae Chus1d, Molly Da· vidson1 Sadie Graves, Gabriel Hardt, Alane Downing. Ashley Canada, Faith Ricketts, Aziza Mustera. Taylor Gaulden, Azia Welch, Mayra Rodriguez and lliana Barron. �-· - --~~- . M~":1·-~\ t.< • ~ . . .,_ ~~ ~, - "I've been playing tennis for 10 years. Coming to East and playing on a team with 100+ girls was strange and trytng. Somehow I didn't loose my mind. Yay!" -Julia Kirklen, 12. "My favorite part of tennis Is that the girls are fun and Ms. Topf is a blast!" - Sylvie Lerner, 10. Ready to go. In position to hit the perfect volly, senior Meg Tuta waits for the ball to approach the net. In action. Preparing to hit the oncoming ball, senior Rachel Nevers swings her racket back to hit. Jump ball. Ready to strike the speeding ball, senior Lynn Ngo performs a strong forehand. Prep for rally. Winding back, freshman Journi Johnson executes a perfect back hand to her Holy Family opponent. 161JVA/JVBGIRLSTENNIS �Durinq tre 2008 c;eason, the JV NJV 8 sq.Jads they d d well play1ng 1n the annual DPS ~ournament tak1ng first place out of the many sc'"lools who came to partiCipate. fhe JV teams also bad a chance to bond throughout the c; ason and became a better, stronger teafYl. Suc.cessful ir ma'ly ways, It 1s c ear that th1s was one of the bec;t seasonc; for JV girls tennis team. • Zur• ~iouse "Tennis g ves you the wonderful op portun ty to meet new people, c;perd time with your fnends, keep 1n c;hape and have fun.· • Lyrn Ngo, 12. ·All the thmqs that I have learned from part cipatinq w th the fast TenniS team have shaped me and made me a better person competition w1se. Not to mention I absolutely love play1ngl" Prep girl. Faong the approachang ball, senaor Maureen Sullivan is ready to send it deep to back court. Cross that court. With her eye on the ball, senaor Anel Canada smacks the ball back to her opponent In a heated rally. Sarah Naughton, 10. East vs. Holy Fam1ly Slam it down , Hatt1ng a stellar shot, sophomore Emma Thompson shows the other team how to place the ball. · Meaghan f1sher, 12. "I love to play tennis be cause of the relaxing but competatlve envaronment, and the dozens of garls that play.lt"s super fun!" - Rachel Nevers, 12. Anna Regan, 11. East vs. Holy Famaly II "I love tennis, the coaches and the grand expenence. I wall cherish these memories and lessons throughout my life. Tennis has taught me to strive for the best in everything that I do.· -Ariel Canada, 12. Positive thoughts plus a positive game equals positive possibilities II Ashley Canada, 10. Front row· Call1e Hagman, Emma Dargen, G1s : e udnack, Sidney Guthne, Madeline M. er, Michelle Anderson, Caroline Roberts, Jenae W1lhams, Kora Monagle, Mered1th Duce, Anna Regan, Soph1e Schor and Sylv1e Lerner. Second row: Gabby Gaass, Jordyn Lang, Allison He1mlich, Madeline Froyd, Shareese Wilson, Erika Kalin, Machelle Sa1pe, Lauren Turner and Morgan Sm1th. Thnd row: Emma Thompson, Haley Bangert, Ohvaa Bangert, Kay Caranta, Alexa Adix, Vicky Galan, Tally R1tter and R1v1e Jacarus. Back row: Jesse Rae Chus1d, Molly Davidson, Sad1e Graves, Gabriel Hardt, Alane Downang, Ashley Canada, Faith Ricketts, Az1za Mustera. Taylor Gaulden, Azia Welch, Mayra Rodriguez and !Iiana Barron. �- ---~~- .. ·-~~ ·~:,tb~· . ~-:c. • ,._ - 1: : ·rve been playing tennis for 10 years. Coming to East and playing on a team with 100+ girls was strange and trying. Somehow I didn't loose my mind. Yay!" -Julia Kirklen, 12. •My favorite part of tennis IS that the girls are fun and Ms. Topf is a blast!" - Sylvie Lerner, 10. Ready to go. In position to hit the perfect volly, senior Meg Tuta waits for the ball to approach the net. In action , Preparing to hit the oncoming ball, senior Rachel Nevers swings her racket back to hit. Jump ball. Ready to strike the speeding ball, senior Lynn Ngo performs a strong forehand. Prep for rally. Winding back, freshman Journi Johnson executes a perfect back hand to her Holy Family opponent. 161JVA/JVBGIRL5TENNIS �The 2008 boys rugby season ended in a bitter 1oss agairst Colorado Springs in a double over time state championship game. Despite the loss, the team experienced a continuous h gh w•th VICtories aga nst Chaparral, 43-0, Holy Family, 12 -0, and Ft. Collins, 15- 0. The team continued with victories beyond Co orado state lines, dominating n Sacramento, Cal for11a, Des Moines, Iowa, and Omaha. With a great record throughout the Un ted States, the team returned to Colorado to prepare for the state championships. 'hey came extremely close to winning the year before, so the team strove to reach their goal and worked tw1ce as hard. At the state championships they strung three mpress ve v·ctories together against Chatfield, Regs, and Ponderosa before playIng to an mtense fina draw against Colorado Springs. "Our record of 18 wins and two losses was impress ve, but losing in the State Ch ampionsh p match in sudden death overtime was difficult. I am proud of the entre team and looking forward to the 2009 season," Coach Bill Baer summed up. • Sophie Pelz (Photos by: Peter Hartman) Take down. After chas ing down his opponent, senior Quinton Pradia makes an impressive tackle. 162RUGBY The Varsity Rugby Team. East vs. Chaparral Lexington Smith, 11. East vs. Colorado Springs Luke Arlow, 12. East vs. Boulder High Alex Hall, 12. East vs. Holy Family �~4;.) ~~:! ~ ··~: . ::0 ;,.~ .. •. '•)"" {-- .•....__ ,Jt.- "I like to play rugby because at 's a good time, and it gives me a chance to show off my legs." Quinn Williams, 12. · support your local hooker. Play rugby!" - Jake Dunn, 12. Palms stretched. Gntting his teeth and fighting to keep his balance, senior Jake Dunn reaches for the ball as two opponents from the opposing team take him down. High kick. With a hard kick. senior Jay Wescott punts the ball in the air and looks to see if it wall remain in possession. II Rugby is awesome! Along with freshmen, we get a small group of eighth graders, and the seniors get a chance to show them the ropes and be good role models. II "I like to play rugby because I get to get up close and personal with my B.F.F. Jake Dunn!" -Alex Hoskin, 12. -Jay Westcott, 12 . Sean Kllfoyle, 11 . East vs. Holy Famaly Phillip Sevier, 12. East vs. Overland ian McConville, 12. East vs. Reg•s Jesuit 2008 VARSITY RUGBY ra >-toly FaM y Fo•t Col rs Regas At.ro•a --re"y Cree Sac•amento Ca R dgev w Chatfae d Chaparral f-lo y Fall'tly f-ttghla"lds fla"lcr Bo-1 der Omal'a B All )tars ,_ Des r.~- Glend 43·0 '2 0 , 5 ·0 2 2 LC • 9-' 4 22 1 2 20-7 10 1.) 29-5 20 i 24-0 20 34 'i':i-5 1 9-10 4 3-7 29-1 2 PLAYOFFS Damlae Mallo-Smith and Joe Smith. Second rr:m Dorlae watson. Riley Pric@,S@an Kilfo)i JayWesta>tt. Jake Dunn. Altx Hoskin. Tyler Mow~)'. Taylor Charron. Ouftlt•n Pradla, Ktvln Bet~ Leonard Garda. John Gan:•a. Ph1lhp S..V~r and .1es5e Hopkins. Back raw NICk Brown. Quinn Williams. Vince R"'tmeijer. Luke Harlow. Jacob Mann, Forest lexington Smith. Adam Page Berl TeseDe. Alex Metzdorf! Peter Hutd! nson. Wllali@tnz. Adam Sctveiber, Max Lupo, Angelo Sa•nt Veltri and Grant Gladstone Pond (t-atf eld Reg s Co orado 5p• ngs 37 5 ,4-0 25 5 1 7-2 2 163RUGBY . �East Ultimate's Spring Season {of 2008) was marked by unyie ding dedication. With the State Championships at year end as a goal, the ult mate team rushed 1nto the season w1th uncalcuable energy. The 4th Annual East lnv1te, the first tournament of the season, was a formadible challa'lge which emphasized where the team needed to improve. Learning from that, improvment became evident almost immediat1y at the Madison Mudbath, with East coming 1n 3rd place. The mud bath is a tournament m Mad son, Wisconsin that the U timate team frequents every year. Fueled by the the good performance at madison and East's unparalleled passion for ultimate, East Ultimate took its open team to States, and took 2nd place. • Canyon Boak (photos a so by Canyon Boak) "Before frisbee I was tak '19 t'"ee wrote b1tes out of two btte b•ownies, beca ... se fe t 'ladequate about ~ow my te was qo·'lg. trese days 1 arr' proud to say that two bites rake me JUSt ore• -Jacob We 'lZ (before he ·ealized 1-oow fat this ~Y~ade t-um sound) "8amn. that goose oaks lonely.· - Dave Woodard •t=nsbee changed my life, JuSt like the rapture wou d tf the •apture made eve•yth '1g awesome· B.S.G. (Caleb Rerer) 3 feet above. Senior David Long catches a disc high above Pamona's defensive player. 164ULTIMATEFRISBEE �·. ·r"::::;~~;:"'· . . ..·. '?·· .. ,,, ~~-~"L.· - ·. . ----"--~ - •what's better then Grant's apartment? Disc! What's better than disc? Nothing!" - Scott Levi, 12. •If I were sentenced to remain on a desert island and I was only allowed one thing for the rest of my life, screw the food, I would bring a disc.· -Jacob Zax, 12. Mid air. Falling sideways, junior B.S. G. (Caleb Reher) com· pletes a scoring throw into the corner of the endzone. One handed. Reaching into the air, jun1or Nick Creighton, aka Froger, catches a deep huck in a game verses Creek at the fall tournament. •Good thing frisbee practice exists otherwise 'Magic: the gathering' would be a dying fad in these parts." - David Long, 12. Front row: I Weilga, Scott Levi, Caleb lgo, Peter dard, Jacob Weins, Dav1d Long, Taylor Want (on disc), Jacob Zax (on Zach Grossnickle, Trabek, Rhys Lindmark, Aaron Holland-Plum, Enk Sanderson. Pe~rce Westen haver and Sam Sm1th. Last Row: Canyon Soak. Conor CurtiS, Mark Franklin, Adam Segul, Mark Brice, Annie Want, Erika H~romitsu, Yevan1t Reschechtko, Talya Zax, Magg1e Bailey and Ellen Want Smith, 11 and Dav1d Long, 12. 16SULTIMATEFRISBEE �After a wee of tryouts, four days of camp, and a SJmmer filled with brigi'Jt and ear y practices, tre Eas Hig"l Cheerleaders proved perfection is possible. "People always ,.mderestirnate t~e work that we do, not knowing we put n just as ll'uch work as ary other sport combined~ says senior captain Robyn Cole. Wrile defy1flg the law of grav1ty, tl-tey rocked the red and wh te throughout the entire year FroM the jam-packed games, to hyping t"le crowds, the cheerleaders k"'ew how to say 1t loud. ·we are nown as the best squad in DPS. As long as we have teamwork, t w II continue to stay that way; commented sen or Kiara Massey. In the m1dst of cheer.ng at varsity sports, planning pep rallies, and learning cheers, the squad st1ll found t me to compete in the state competition. Through all the stunts, flips, and '1ign spirits, the cheerleaders made students proud to be East Angels. "Cheedeading allowed me to express my passion for da"'cing and performing; said senior captain Nia Lewis. The squad did a lo of tearT' bonding whiCh turned them mto a fami y.leadi!lg to an unforgettab e season. · Vanessa Johnson (Photos by Kelli Uhlberg. Peter Hartman, and Canyon Boa N1a Lew1s, 12, DeJai Chase· Knox, 10, Cailey Salagovic, 12, and Candice Franzier, 12. 166VARSilYCHEERLEADING - Aunjanique Collier, 12. · �"Com ing on the team as the only freshman was 1ntense, but the moment I made it all of the girls made me feel really wel come. Plus, I love to flip!" - Ashton Walker-Curl, 9. "I trade sweat for strength. I trade doubt for belief. I trade cheerleading for nothing. Blood, sweat, and tears." - Lakessiah Neely, 12. L-E-T-S-G-0 . During a varsity football game, senior Michaela Bryant says it proud while leading the girls in a cheer. All smiles. With great balance, seniors Candace Frazier and Aunjanique Collier show off their new dance to the student body. II Cheerleading was my way to make a name for myself at East High. I met some amazing ladies. 11 "Being on the squad has made my time at East so much fun . I love being in front of the crowd and showing my school spirit at every game." - Breona Grigsby, 1 1. - Aunjanique Collier, 12. Front row: Collier, Nia Michaela Bryant, Ro byn Cole and Tamika Irvin. Second row: Ashton WalkerCurl, Jazmyne DeJai Chase· Knox, Coach Moneypenny, Shan ita Andrews, Danielle Vandyke and Nikki Benjamin. Ba~k row: Candice Frazier, Brittnae Davis, Raven Taylor, Kiara Massey, Breona Grigsby, (ailey Salagovic, Lakessiah Neely, Dh1ana Brame and Vanessa Johnson. In sync. At the homecoming pep rally Candice Frazier, 12, Danielle Vandyke, 1 1 and Vanessa Johnson, 1 2, preform their rout ine. 167VARSITYCHEERLEADING �.. • . VARSITYPOMS The varstty girls poms squad is one of the most excitmg and diverse sports at East High School. From show•ng off their moves to the latest song, to dancing alongside the drumline, poms has managed to keep the crowd hyped and show true ange spirit al year long. Th s year the poms squad competed in the state competition. "Going to state was an amazing experience because now we know what it's ike being there," sa.d senior Kristtan Jones. Poms squad managed to incorporate vanous genres into their dance routines. ''Poms provides a way for girls at East to show off their dancing ski Is,· said sophomore Kendall Messer. The squad performed some of the 1r most captivating and comp.ex routines at the annual homecoming and morp pep rallies. Frequently, the poms squad holds bake sales to raise money for various events. "Bemg a part of this team has been wonderful, I have made so many friends;' said sophomore Shanta Wilson. Like many of the other sports at East, the poms squad gives one hundred percent in everything they do. ·Hard work and dedication pays off, I've seen the way are team has improved and it motivates me to keep going,· said sophomore Samantha Smith. Form the state competition to pep ra lies, the poms squad always had a chance to show off their skills. • Dawn Hami ton (Photos by Kody Gaulden and Canyon Boak) 168VARSITYPOMS . '""""i >~, �~.,... --~~- -~~~;., ~... ; --· l "Poms IS great because you bring the spirit of school through creativity.• - Masha Valershteyn, 10. "Poms gives you a chance to get to know the school and express yourself." - Mallory Lopez, 9. Take It downI During the homecoming pep rally, freshman Mallory Lopez leads the squad in an energetic routine. II Poms has given me a chance to step out of the box and put on a spirited show for my school. "Poms is really diverse and everybody has different personalities and when we all come together its just a big ball of craziness and excitement." II -Karen Ocampo-Gomez, 12. - Aujha Alexander, 11. Front row: Kendall Messer, Mallory Lopez, Karen Ocampo-Gomez and Shantae Wilson. row: Alexander, Kristian Jones, Masha Valershteyn, Sellah Kyambalesa and Cally Errebo. Back row: Coach Thornton and Coach Hildreth. Shake itl ln perfect sanction the poms squad exits after a mind blowing half-time show. 169VARSITYPOMS ���ENGLISH 172lANGUAGEARTS ��FOREIGN LANGUAGE 174FOREIGNLANGUAGE �Victoria Galan. 10. 175FOREIGNLANGUAGE �-- - .. =" , .... 7,. ~r ,~ ,...,.,.\..,~ 4 . . .. • • " . ;~ ' ... _ 176SOCIAL5TUDIES ......... ' ~ _.____.a ��SCIENCE ��MATH ��VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS Danyelle Gilbe=-r-"t,--'1_2 c:=-·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____) Chnstopher Vaunt, 9. �CONSTITUTIONALLAW Tr·e students 1n Con Law too h l burder of work as well as shouldered th t·erre'1douc; we1ght of t•ad t1on. After Fds~ wor the national MWe the People: the (ltl?en and the Constitution" competi• or 1r 2007 and 2008, the 2009 squad won c;tdte by forty eight points and went on to ranonals n Was~"mgto'l. 0 C. "'l!e1r reMarkdble nte lectual ach evement was a testdMent to t'le effort put 1nto research, rehears I, and presentation. They made themselwc; masters of t'le documentc; that have Mdde Americans d free people and chal e'1ge uc; everyday of our natio'lalllfe to live up to their nspiring wordc;. Cora Lemar, Teo Price·Broncucia, Zoe Tweed. Emily MacKenzre, Peter Hambidge, Clarre Jones, Gina Basse, Nora Sullivan, Will Toaspern, lan MacCov1lle, Ben Sorensen, Blythe Hawthorne·Loizeaux, Nathan Garcia, Sophie Schor, Nrcole Shook. Elizabeth Cheever, Sarah Bennett, Joe Prendergast, Kate Correll Buss, Abby Worthen, Adam Estacio, John Crawford, Joseph lassen and Mr. Thalhofer. ireo Pnce Broncl.lCia, 1 1. ANGELSHELPINGANGELS The peer tutoring program, Angels He'ping Angels (AHA!), partnered w1th struggling students to help them ra1se t1 e1r grades and mdster cumculum Some o fast's top students committed to the group dnd relped otherc; work towards academic success. Bac;ed out of room 3 1B AHA! was run by Peer Tutor Coordinator Rydn Kt..lp, but students made 1t successft..!. red 11y liked getting to know some freshmen dnd helping teach them how to succeed in their classes~ said senior tutor Blake Dowl ng Front row· Abby Worth n, Blake Dowling. Janet Turner, Alice Desmoulins. EmilyTakrmoto and Lily Wotkyns. Second row: Gina Basse, Gabby Gould, Kathleen Gegner, Mr. Kulp, Tina Soma, Cassre Clad is. NJCole Williams and Lydia Ibarra. Back row: Askia N'diaye, Zach Sulsky, Colin Wielga. Jacob Weins. David Long. Joseph Lassen, Rhys Lindmark, John Crawford and Emily Clinton. �ELECTIVES AND ADMINISTRATION �ADMINISTRATION �Men a11d Wome'1 choirs, all t'le way to the prestigious level of Anqelaires. fhrouqhout the holiday season, all Cho r participated 1n creat ng a soul shak ing perforfYlance, oflethatended w1th a stand1ng ovat1on. Outside of the scroo produc vels of the East J/ In choir, the more you sing, the happier you are. J/ - AfiCe Desmouhns, 11. tions, the choir had the opportunity to s1nq with the DePver Symphony on Jafluary 16t'l. The Angela res also p rform d 1n a festival in Iowa at Sot..t'1eastern Community College Overall, Mit IS wei worth the work,M said sen1or Bre'1na Fujimoto • Laura Martinez Front row: Rebekah Smtt~ Emma Johnston, Viet on a Galan, Eula Way, Rtvte Jacaruso, Laur n Mills, Sophanlte Gedton, Maya uow-Wtllard, Molly Davtdson and True Nguyen. Second row· Nora Bates, Peggy Ktmble,lydtalbarra, Undsay Emery, Yvana Radatus, Katlah Chlneth, Ameerah Kmdl , Cora lawson and Abl>ey Stevens. Thnd row: Emma Thompson, Wtlla Vaughan. Ray Harms, Cectly Botelho, S rah Carlson, Rhonda Howard, Lena Grant-Brtdg s. AI xa W1lhams and Adama Kanu. Back row· Jen "' r Bl ·~ loA h V i"' h• ..yn v rrlrah Gercke, Shate a Blackwell, Kaela Hayes, Sarah Lassen, Lauren f gh• I ngd< >n d M<~rt' .a Antone Front row: Emmett Collins, Mitchell Heinzeroth, Ben Schwartz, Oludaisi Adenowo, Kyle Schuster, Jakoby Baker, Dominic Del Hierro, Jordan Powers and Gavin Johnson. Back row: Bryan Anderson, Quade Slidell, Peter E1bsen. Andrew Schmidt and Charles Fubler. Frontrow: Bor Maunce Murphy, Kelsey Havr Taylof Wan Brenna Fu mo Susan H.>rlo<, Dation Griego. Miles MacKenzie, Meg Tutaand Talya Zax. Second row: Jerma Greenwood. Shawn Wall •d< Holcomb, Amanda Lelb, Hayley Round. Natal"' Ftne, Zane Prater, N ndt McOowoll Bella Campana. Daniel Simmons and Emelta Allen Thric:l rc:m: Erin Smith-Cordova, lim P<rl.I.Jluren Freeman, Ariel ~. Katherine Rogen. Eboni Coleman. Alex andra Mason. Riley McCarthy. Calley SalaqOVt<, Amanda Sd.-ik<'tt, Sophia Schwabe and BrandOn Finnie Forth rCNr Alyssa H.>as. Mason Woodside, Mat-sah Jones Nambe,Lucas Barets<.olumb, Gaelen Lombard Knapp, C.hamone Patrt<.k, Harns Alterman, Maya McDowell Marray Napu<> and Aujha Alexanc!N. l!d<k row Peyton Prater, Meag n Fisher, DaVId Stenlnger Clay Burns. Forrest Sims. Zamlr H.lll. Ben Brady, Duncan Mad.eod. Holden Lewis, Ahce Dcsmoullns and ian Klf19. �·once you g t past the nerves of performing and get on the stage, all fears are gone and its just me and the mus1c." - Brandon Fin me, 12. Front row : Bella Campana, Peyton Prater, Kat Rogers, Anel Kelly, Nandi Me Dowel, Meg Tuta. Calley Saligovic and AuJha Alexander. Back row: Daniel S1mmons, Forrest Golec, Clay Burns. Maunce Murphey, Zamlr Hall, Dav1d Sten1nger and Ben Brady. r-----~--~--~~------------------ · our Chnstmas concert really portrays the hard work we have all put into our smging throughout the whole year." - Ebonie Coleman, 11 . · 11ove the adrenaline rush when singing in front of a packed audience.· - Lindsay Emery, 11 . �The band program consists of s x differe'"lt ersembles All classes are taught by Mr. Oxmdfl, but dll of them offer something different. Jazz rn<;errlOie I<; geared toWdrd begi'lner music1ans, Jazz fnsemble X 1s geared toward 1ntermed ate mus cians, and Jazz Corr~bo X 1s geared toward more ddvanced rr.us cians. Concert Band ard Instrumental Enserr~ble are both sifTlilar because they both practice 1n large groups and learn many d fferem compositions. Str.ng Orchestra consists of students who play a variety of str ng instruments. Each year, all of the bands collaborate to make a CD. ·with a Sllqht Chance of Painn IS the t.tle of th1s years edition of the CD. "The students have worked hard this year to advance the1r musical skills ard I am very proud oftherY'; com me'"lted director Kei th Oxman. · Sarah Carlson (Photos by Kelll Uhlberg and Aaron Holland ·Pium) JAZZENSEMBLE X ~------, Front row: Evan Meggit, Gma Basse, Ben Dewey, Daniel Segal, ian Chorney and Erika Hirom1tsu. Second row: Yam1rah Gercke, Max Lupo, Sam Sm1th, Maxwell Fine, Oliv1a Rudeen, Gabe Gutierrez, Sarah Harrison, Gideon lrvmg. Olivia Bright and Ezra Sackett. Back row: Aaron Holland -Plum, Phillip Shna1der, Albert Frechette, Mr Oxman, Evan White, BenJamm Brady, Matt Gotlin·Sheenan, Duncan Macleod. Front row: Eyob Sharew and Mitchell Carson. Second row: Samuel Stesney, Jordan Lamport, Cole Flemmg, Madeline Stowe, Maxwell Bessesen, Emilia Wint and Aaron Row land _Back row : Andrew Musselman, AsSabuur Ealey, Aaron Howard, Ben Lamport, Mr Oxman. ~ay•or lvey. Dana Sm1th, John Crawford, Henry Soloman and Andrew Post. STRINGORCHEFr ST~RA~c==-~~~ JAZZCOMBO X Front row: Quinn Petty, Peichen Chiu, Julian Fleming. Alex Abbot and Em1ly Jaynes. Second row : Sarah Fenton, Rachel Dominas, Kianna Acosta, Adrienne Turnocl<, Lucy Ray, Jade Erisman, lsyia Sheriff,lliana Barron, Mylia Warlum-Webster, Emily Stesney and Caleb Reher. Back row: Ethan Loewi, Eric Hager, Shakira Johnson, Mathew Gibson, Christian Turnock. Clayton Greene, Mr. Oxman, Christian Mendoza, Daniel Adams, Jared Fish and George Sepmeier. I Front row: Eli Acosta, Anna Regan, Yamirah Gercke, Adam Schreiber, Noah Herman, Sarah Harrison and Jonson Berman . Back row: Zachary Sulsky, Evan White, Will Parkhill, Mr. Oxman, Jacob Oldefest and Will Heinz. �INSTRUMENTALENSEMBLE Front row. Peyton Prater, Aaron Charney, Joe Chapman, Ryan Cossoff. Elhot Mamet and Ahsha Alomia. S cond row: Amanda Schweikert, Lindsey Wheeler, Vahsa Freeman, Shantae Wilson, Tsenng Sherpa. Kalen Acquisto, Jenna Greenwood, Yevanit Reshechtko, Jessica Valeta and Hanahna Cohn - Lucero. Back row: Jermal Newton, Cassie CladishZachary Sulsky Eva11 Wh te, Mr. Oxman, Dante Brown, Adam ldelberg and Philip Green olz. Fron row: Stephaun GaddiS, Alex Munoz, Arturo Medrano and M1guel Perez. Second row: Randy Torres. Mareshia Less, Natalie Pierce, Jessica Townsend, BnttanyVig1l. Kimberly Turner and Treamon Edwards. Back row· Gary Olds, Nicolas Puente, Olivia Georgia, Mr. Scathoff, Bishop Archer, John Conway and Noel Rocha. "Participating m band is a great way to get away from the regular classroom environment and express myself on the drums:' -Adam ldelberg, 10. "Playing in the band is more fun than playmg by myself because 1t's really cool to hear all the instru· ments blendmg together. • - Peyton Prater, 12. "Band is nice because I can take a break from normal classes and jam. Also, Mr. Oxman is really great." -Adam Schreiber, 11. �The East Theatre Company produced two successfu productions du•ing this year. The fi rst play, "S1x Characters m Search of an Author,"fo'lows .-, characters looking for a play wrtte to fir ish wntang their stories The play forces 1ts aud ence to question what is real and w'ra f'we were able to s illusior. T11e spnna do the musical musicai"Guys and Guys and Dolls Dolls; according to this year because theatre director tv'\e we had so many Duggan, is "the best talented male leads. musteal ever wr.t- II M lody Duggan ten.· tTC gathered approximately 70 ktds at each meeting to participate In dance workshops and learn from guest performers • Rachel Mangione (Photos by: Canyon Boak) Billy Gabel. Magg1e Hughes, Natasha Prather, Isaac Wanamaker, Alex Metsterdorf, Agus· tus Chavez, Lucas Bareis·Golumb, Elyse Miller, Canyon Boak, Quinn Purificado, Madaline Dav1es. Manon Williams, Julia Kirklen, Dawn Huryk, Jack Forbes, Leigh Barn holt and Elise Matatall. �"The theatre has been a bog part of my life since freshman year. It has been a part of h1gh school that I will never forget.• Amanda Leib, 12. "Theater is the best extra curricular act1voty you can do because you get to be creative and use your imagonatoon.• - Ben Brady. 12. "I love ETC because of the bond you form w1th all of your cast mates· - Nandi McDowell, 12. Front row: lu uSc lly DKian Sc"lly. Matt Go hn Sheehan Ja<k F r s, Tucker Johnston, Tlm P M, es lagr , Helen Kaueh, David Stenonger Alex Raynor, David Burris Deboskey Cl!lhe Raynor, Maurice Murphy, Samone Bryant, Mat1son S1eren<ard Zun House, Cl!IIey SalagovJC. Juha Kuklen, and Nia Lewis. Second row: leva Zakrevska Jennifer Blacl<. Emmy Allen, libby Howard, Mimi Kind• 1~ Victoria Wells, Lucas BareiS Ciolumb, Aly Bortle Bry nAnd rson. Jason .,.ub Duncan Macleod lver Johnson, Amanda Lelb, Julian Fl mong. H rrls Alterman, lan K1n9 Noah Kaplan, All Haas. L na 1 Natahe Fine Aaron Gourd Solvana AlqUipa. Sopha.nlte GedJOn. Jakoby Ba er Cal St nhoff, Ruby P'~erce. Ben Schwartz, Christian Villagomez. Bella Cl! pana, Lauren Freeman Hanal na lucero Colon. and Josh Tuccl last row: Ben Brady and Nando McDowell �The speech dnd debdte team has been d successful and umque dctivlty for stude'lts at E:ast Higr school. One hundred dnd five new students jo1n the tedm edch yedr to e penence the great ness of public speaking. "I took speech to improve my spedkmg and writing s 1lls in a! my classes,· sdid fresh man Ell.e Moran. This year the speech and debate team won first II Debate is a great way to actively engage in the world around II us. -Taylor Want, 12 place in the Logan High Schoo National Tournament as well as tdking first 1n the Rocky Mountai'l South Region Tourndment Man Murphy, the speecr teacher at fast, comments, "Th1s is a great team and I am prot.d to be the speech codch." • Lauren Woody SPEECHTEAM Front row: Julienne Kelly, David Burris-Debosky, Ashleen Brydum, Cora Lemar, Rachel Havranek, Matt Murphy and Vikki Crystal. Second row: Ian McConville, Alexandra Lee Natali, Libby Howard. Marley Pierce, Elizabeth Cheever, Sophie Gedion and Ain Ealey. Back row: Grace Irvine, Ali Haas. Hiliary Green, Tim Peck and Anna Regan. Success . Speech coach Matt Murphy, wi t h pride, hands senior Alexandria LeeNatali trophy for her outstanding performance during the Turkey Meet. Front row· Matt Murphy, Ms. May, Margaret M nnmg. Lauren Opatowski, Em1ly enzie, Abbey Worthen, Nicole Shook and Mingo Cabeza de Baca. Second row: Marchel Holle, Jack1e Langdon, Stephanie Nevel, Jack Forbes, Sarah Naughton, Taylor Want. Rachel Mangione, Ellen Downing, Charlotte Vilkus, Abbye Neel, Rachel Medlock, Ange· Iina Howard, Christina Speegle, Michelle Saipe, Willa Vaughn and Emma Thompson. Back row: Devon Viart. Peter Ham bridge, Jeff Aschkinasi, Will Toaspern, Pete Hutchinson. Zach McCain, and Sam �•11ove debate because I rock at CX and Taylor Want is my debate w1fe.· Jacob Zax. 12. ·speech is helpfulm everything you do, from school projects and pre· sentations to Interviews for college." -Alexandria LeeNatali. 12. "I do debate to get smarter and meet cute boys. • -Lauren Opatowski, 11. �The Reserve OfficerTrcllni!1g Corps. helped students w1th school, self-co'lfiderce, a'ld leadership sk1l s. Tre students in RO.T.C were trained to work hdrd m every th1ng t'ley d d. Tl-)ey ledrned d sc,pline, teamwork, determination and were part of the Meddl of Honor assembly 1n September. II Because of R.O.T.C. I'm a stronger, wiser, and more determined leader. II - Marcus Sm1th, 9. They worked hard to represer t our scrool in the Veterans' Day parade dnd at the C.U. Boulder Drill meet n Mdrch The R.O.T.C. dnll team continued to represent our school proudly at the All City Meet dnd Stdte Meets. n·fah Turner (Photos by Kody Gaulden) COMPANYBRAVO Arquese Jomer, 12, Andrew Vaughn ,10, Adolf Alvarado, 11 , Cynthia Hernandez, 9, Darren Robles, 12, Chelsea Walson, 11 and Jermal Newton, 9. Kianna Cal bart, 11, Jonathan Slavin, 9, Jav1erTorres, 10, Jacqueline Miles, 9, Kevin Ley, 9, and Matthew Coe, 12. COMPANYCHARLI~ Donovan Mullen, ll, Joshua Faraji-Moore,12, Arturo Escorza. 9, Domin1queCombs, 9, Shealen Gavm, 9, Anjelique Morine, 9,Ari Florez-Mendez. 10 and Cinthia Palomino. 9_ COMPANYDELTA Charles Benson, 12, Gerald Simpson, 9, Cally Errebo, 10, Peggy Kimble, 10. Charmane Bunch, 9, Marcella Currin, 10, Joseph Blessett, 9, lysia Sheriff, 9, Michale Hall, 9, Sierra Lucero, 11 , Alvaro Sauceda, 10 and Zyndy Lopez Garcia, 10. Jermaine Anderson, 9, Nicole Murphy, 12, Edd1e Hernandez, 10 and Josh Faraji· Moore, 12 �·R.O.T.C. gave me a sense of respons1b1hty and taught me leadership.· Dom nique Combs. 9. ·R.O.T.C. was a good expeuence and it taught me a lot." Deidra Ward, 11. R.O.T C. Bravo Company ·R.O.T.C. was been fun and 1t was a compet1t1on to me• - Jermaine Anderson, 9. Megan Muphy, 12. C en Jacobs, 12 and 1. Matla:~a Gallegos, �Th1s year the Stude'lt Council worked to bring un1ty to the east commun1ty. fhey were successful1n gett•ng the whole schoolrnvolved wrth the coat dnve and the canned food drrve II The councrl also d1d Student council in a lot of hard work but a lot of fun too! 11 a lot of volunteer work fhey put in time at the 5th Annuai"Josh ard Gus' Run For a Reason~ Tbe counc1l spent · Van a lot of time plan- sa JOhnson, 12. n1ng events and fund raisers to give back to the community. Along with a I of the rac;t traditiOnal actiVItieS, tf-riS year they had the f rst ever Snowbal dance. They also put on a fashion show at E:ast and planned HomeCOrT'ing, MORP 3nrj Dr')m. • l. nifah furner Phot·>s by Kody Gaulden) SENIORCOUNCil JUNIORCOUNCil Front row : Hamfah Turner, AunJanlque Coll1er, Anel Canada and Vanessa Johnson. Second row : Chris Wall, Emma Ferg. Deion Hardy, Marray Napue, Morgan Arline and Elizabeth Johnson. Back row: Kalen Acquisto, Quent1n Hildreth, Kierra Cortez·Ray, Stephan1e Lop "Z Nia Lewis and Ben Brady. Front row : Aujha Alexander, Cynthia Delgado, Shola York, Katie Ru Megan Bortle. Isabella Allegrezza and Lillian Berman. Back row : Will Toaspern and T'keyah Henry. FRESHMENCOUNCil Front row: Pierce Vilkus and Nick Brown. Back row: Giselle Rudnick, Samantha Eshelman. Emma Dargen and Chelsea Thornton. Front row: Ashley Canada, lan Cam let, Hannah Carrothers and Nathan Reynolds. Back row: Lucy Westerfield , Nora Bates and Elliot Mamet. · ··..-:- 196SliUDENiliOUNCil~~-~ ' • ~ - ..... j \(,.. • .. ~ ···~ ~~~--~--- -- ~ -~-~~p~ .,,...~~~ . . •• �"Student Counctl is great because I get to work w1t the other members on thtngs that the whole school can enjoy.• -Ashley Canada. 10. "All the different people from all types of backgrounds make counc1l a really fun. loving place to be." Katie Rushton. 11 "I love how everyone has really good ideas and how we come together like a fam1 y to get it done~ - Shola York • 11. �The yedrboo staff worked hard all year to g1ve the students of E:ast Higr a boo'< thd t b tt r serves the r memories of h1gh school. In an effort to create a more visually entiCing yearbook, the whole staff brougl-lt about a reform i'1 how approach des1gn, and the presentation of conte'1t. Our hope has been to create a yearbook that honors the yedr's content to the best of its ability. Many ldte hours spent after school in have allowed for the creation of this book. w . ac Gauld en, Amber Goltz and Maddie Hamling. Second row : Zoe Tweed, Zuri House, Callie Raynor, Davtd Oksner, Bla e Dowltng, Vanessa Johnson, Hantfah Turner and Julia Faliano. Thtrd row : Haley Jenkins, Kellt Uhlberg, Lizzie Larson, Sarah Carlson, Canyon Boak, Dawn Hamilton, TyShae Walker, Hali Groninger, Rachel Nevers and Helen Gaffigan. Back row: Kelley McCarroii·Gtlbert, Eric Carlson, Aaron Holland -Plum, Emtly Carlson, Jaime Urbana. Laura Martinez and Troy Wiese 198PUBLICATIONS �f11e newspaper staff worked extremely 'lard eac.t> month to put together a paper ft... II of ed1tonals, upcoMing events, and tre 1nfar1ous jokester page "The Rear End."The paper 1nformed students of the latest rews dt the school and made us laugh w1tr crazy drtlcles like "20 Ways to Waste Time i'1 Class· and ·vumquist: E:.xposed."Section editor Abbye Neel said, "Newspaper hac; really he ped my writing sk1lls i'1 all my classes and w I help me in t'"le future!" 199 UBU Jl �BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE LATINO STUDENTSUNITED Kody Gaulden. Taylor Gaulden, Aroel Kelly. Kaolah Choneth, Marcus Flowers Faoth Rocketts. Noalewos Knstlan Jones, Ashley Canada. Azoza Mu.,efa Kevon Collins, Marray Napue. Tyler Dudley. tanzanoa Trout,leha Hobley. Favthe Utsey. Cheri Jacobs. Robert Addoms, Hamza Shareef Epophonae McClennon. Oanus West. Askoa N doaye, As ya Mustefa. Aroel Canada. Deoon Hardy. Hanofah Turner, Spshelle Rutledge, Toftany Barker. James Bryant. Aon Ealey. Zun House, Gamachu Satd. Anthony Wilson and K1anna Caloart Front row: Karla Medrano, Day ana Hernandez. Crystal Hernandez and luis Angeles. Second row Armando Somosa. Arturo Medrano, Janet Gomez. Evelyn Gomez. Cynthoa Delgado, Salvador Flores Martonez, DaVId Medrano, Juao Gomez, Moguel Perez and Walter Zepeda Solva Back row Danoel Meza. Dan,.l Ramorez. ~tephanoe lopez. Jus ton Marto nez. Mano Garza and Jo~ Castaneda Since Black Stude'lt All1ance was estab 1sred 1r the 1960's, Merrbers committed themselves to educating others about African-Ameqcan cultural contributions. Comrrunity outreach and sc.holast1c. achieverrent within tho t=act cto -:Jont body p 3yed a prom ne'lt role in the group's a• t v•t·e Lat no Studerts Un ted encouraged four values: stro'lg acade'Tlics, c.or1rrunity, culture and fr end ship. They devoted the1r t•me to prepanng for the year's 'Tlatn event, Cmco de Mayo. They also parttc..pated in the ~· .. ...,, , Througr Heritage competitior and took frst place. AM NESTYINTERNATIONAL PEACEJAM Front row: Sarah Marquez, Sophanote Gedion, Kelli Uhlberg and Crystal Marshall. Back row: Sarah Mr. Chimento, Julia Falliano, Gabriel Hardt, Andrew Musselman, Caitlin McGavran, Amy Schnicker and Aaron Holland Plum. Hamson, Ryan Bush. Jennofer Su, Isabella Kendrick, Allie Cheroutes. Cassiane Clad is, Danielle Bose, Marley Poerce, Silvana Aiquopa, Fieldong Twarogowsk1 and Brenna FUJimoto. Amnesty lrternattonal members dealt w th a variety of globa prob Iems, focus ng on one specific. ssue per month. They brainstormed ways to educate treir peers and raised money to better treir communtty. Peace Jarr was a'l nterratio11al peace youth leade·~'lip and serv ce organ zat1or The club gathered students from all over the world who c.orrm tted themselves to respond to issues in thei• owr lives with non~~~r~~ OUTDOORCLUB ANIMECLUB Front row: Will Toaspern. Zachary Bolden and Isabella Allegrezza. Second row: ian McConville, Dylan Barrett, Adam Estaeto and Peter Hambodge. Thord row: Ned Imhoff. Kathleen Gegner, Kelley McCarroll· Go Ibert, EmolyTakomoto, Laura Martonez, Ben no Sorensen, Grant Beczkalo and f1elen Gaffigan. Back ~~i;7g~:r~~~:i ~S(~~es~~~~~Jlj~~~~ ~~~;;;a~olloan Berman. Teo Proce Broncucoa, Haley Jenkons, Philip Martinez, Lauren Freeman, ZonChristian Green, Samantha Romana, Sophia Schwabe, Marcus Reed, Colette English and Danielle Castillo. Ltving ir Co orado, we are surrounded by an abundance of nature It seemed only appropriate that the students of East High school banded together in appreciat•on of the great outdoors! An1me Cub partiCipated in art contests, cosplay days and took trips to ani me conventions. Members disc..~ssed and shared views or all aspects of the art ��NATIONAL HONORSOCIETY Matt Gosche, Ch ristopher Yarbrough, Hillary Cepress- Mclea n and M r. Noble. NH was a people w'lo both giving back to tire corT'fTIU'lity and exce led in academics. Members were requ1red to complete .:~t o..:~<;t twenty rours of COrT'mun ty ~ervice per c;emester They also D.ffere'1ce Day a'ld p rt, pated in the Race for the Cure Mat'lefTiatics. rngrneerrng, Science Acrreveme'lt c:ub was a club for studerts to explore different fields of eng1reerrng One d the r r1a1r pro ects was to build a Trebuchet for t'le Aurora Pumpkin Fest1val, wh '1 tl')ey won. MESA also partiCipated rn an annual '1at1onal robotrcs compet1tron GREEN ClUB WAKEUP Front Row: Enn Bates. Sarah M.lrquu and Kelh Uhlberg. Back Row: [_loot Mamet. Erika H~romttsu. M.lrgaret Hughes. Jenna Greenwood. Rosa Perlman, Maggoe Unton. Peyton Prater, Crystal Marshall, Nora Sullovan. Cora Lemar. Jennifer Noll, Anna Regan, Roley McCarthy, Abbye Neel and Madelon Schroder Front Row: Ryan Kulp and Kevin Collms. Back Row: Cheri Jacobs, Anna Regan, Libby Howard, Jam ie La uroe, Elizabeth Cheever and Ch ris topher Hayes. Green Club members worked on deterf'Tiinirg greener options for rast High School. ..hey collaborated w.tr peop1e from different parts of Colo rado and carne up wi•l) new ways •o make E:ast green. They also raised rnnnPy for the school to buy solar panels. WaKe Up was the poetry ciub that met every other week to prefo•m T'ley gave stt,;dents frofTI East as wei as outsrde artists a chance to express themselves th<ougll poetry, song/rap lyrics ardmore Darius West, Noah Herman, Jamal Mcintosh, Aaron Charney and Dashawn Brown . Caroline Caldwell, Tina Soma, Janet Turner and Ell ie Schmidt. Drum Lire gave percuSSionists a chance to showcase the1r skills. Members played at he Democrat' Nat1onal Convention and were invited to President Obama's Inauguration. They were also seen playirg at East H gh events 'ike pep rallies, games and assemblies. lr Art Club's SIXth year they wor ed on a mural for t'le teac'rers and designed the NHS t-sh rt worr in memory of Madame Casey. Art ci.Jb trred to focus on creating school-based pro1ects rather than 1ndrv1dual proJects. ��ANGELS AGAINST ABUSE lyn1o NgiQ. oeon·e M1rt011 Danyel Gilben and DeSiree Ooe. Second r<YW: Ann, ther rau. eeSI a Clay, Stephan~elopez. ' FrazM!r, Shola York. Ep1ph1nae McOennon. A!ohl y Canada and Courtney Graber. Tillfd row: Courtney Fann1ngs. L1n H1l~ Gabrielle Yuffa. Enn Sm1th-Cordova Johannah Peay. Chole McOantoc and Ms. Jeares. Back row Mercedes Adarru. Sh1rley Evans. BettyYacob. Stephanie Bell. Sam Myers. Chnstopher Hayes and Carohne Caldwell. Front row: Marilee Hammond. Cla~re Simon. Rosa Perlman, Kalen Acqursto and El11ot Mamet. Second row: Taylor Want. Elise Matatall. M1kayla Alex1s. Peyton Prater1 Kelsey Messer. JessiCa Hoy. Jenna Greenwood. Carolm Kaplan and Susan Harlor. Back row: Maaelme Schroeder, Kelh Uhltierg. Sarah Marquez. F1eldmg Twarogowsk1. Erm Bates, Kameron Taylor and Silvana AlqUipa . A.A.A. members promoted tee11 dati'lg abuse awarene~s ar>d paid close attention to tre importance of healthy relationships. Their success around the school caught the attention of Darthmouth Co lege who flew a represen ativl r to n erv ew I , club's members. lr the club's first year they put on fund•a srers lrl<e bake sales a'ld food drrves •o ra1se money for soup kitchens and food banks. They IT'et and ate different types of foods and explored cui nary a•t. T'leMed food meetl'lQS were held for specral ho.1days I ke Thanksg vrng. JEWISH STUDENTSUNITED HHALO Robinson, Jake Mal man, Andrew Trattler, Rebecca Good side, Joe Nathanson, Lauren Opatowski, Adam ldelberg, Mr. Peterson, Marc Axelrod, Ezra Sackett, Callie Raynor, Elliot Mamet and Alexandra Raynor. Perla Ordonez- Rodriguez, Maria Arteaga, Mr. Lucerio, Maya Davis, Rachael Williams. Ciara Cody, Celestina Lopez, Ashleen Brydum, Alexandra Hernandez and Cristian Villagomez. 1 In order to unite Jewish East studer>ts, JSU member~ ofter> spent Sabbatr nights together with a m xture of trad tiona I foods l1ke Matzah balls. They met weekly to comb1ne the1r s1m larit es in cu ture and religion. rurong th I day· hey hosted mu tiple Hanukkah parties. Heterosexua and 1-iomosexual All ance for Leadership ard Outreacr str;ved to create and enr;c.h connections between students of d Ferent sexual or entations. In December trey d stributed pir>~ to promote AID) war rre ar Jrrd re ·f :>1. PING PONGCLUB William Smith, Joris Merger, Coner Kresin, Phillip Sevier, Spencer Erickson, Rhys Lindmark and Zach Grossnickle. David Burris-Deboskey, Helen Katich, Alex Hoskin, Chris Wall, Mr Giesel, Christopher Emily Clinton, Victoria Crystal, Adam Schreiber, A in Ealey, Lauren Antonoff, Erika Hiromitsu Jose Castaneda and Kody Gaulden. Motived Ping Pong players devoted the rTuesday afternoons to competitive practice where they played multiple ~ets on tables set up in the basement The club member~ shared strategies and prepared each other for matches agarnst rival schools such as Reg1s and Kent. 1 204CLUBS~. No Place For 1-late was made up of students who celebrated East's diverse popuiat1on by discuss1ng differef"lt race~ and religions. "Mix it cJP Day" encouraged change in ~tudents regu ar act V ties and allowed members to branch out to d fferent groups of people. 1 �ngels Against Abuse:Tam1ka lrvm, 12 and Ariel Kelly, 12. �FLY FISHINGClUB ------------------------------ Ned Imhoff, Joe Jaster, Mr. Lacy, Alexandra Brodsky and Grace Irvine. CERAMICSClUB Adrienne Turnock, Danielle Bose, Emma Cruise, Brisa Garcia Gonzales and Juan Garc1a· Gonzalez. Tile fly fisl-)inq club gave students the opportunity to f sh 1n pnvate waters near ard around the Denver and Rocky Mountain Reg1on. Guest l'lstructors relped teach members to cast ar d ne flys. The CeramK c; Club offered students the chance to oractKe furdaMen •als and difficu't cerarr1cs sk lis that couldn't be taugl'>t l'l class. T'le club also completed coMmunity serv1ce by g v ng 'land '1lade soup bows to a ~~ I r~· 'P k tchen. BOWLINGClUB KEY ClUB Fontrow:Joserll~Amrda~Auslion'Mlcl~H<, Hamahl'agiu:a,M.rloeHMrm:nd. ~ IYplar\TmPed<, EnmaCn.ise EIAa:lslo\Mtdl~ '11ClfN<:MdandOMd~. end row: AIHaas.AatoGcud.EileMdtdtal Helen Kald1. S......w.til Amrda L.eb~GEdon Bola Qwrpana and k f<lrb:> Last row: Ben BrJdy, Dln.an M.JdJ!<xl. DMJ Sl8wlger, Laum<JstrandeJ; I.YI Kng. Noall~Yp~ar\ lro Pnal Harris Amman.Sarrll3 SrTithand Scott lM Front row Yvana Radatus, Maura McKay. Hannah Reger, Juloa Schroeder and Colette Kendrtck Second row Ameloa Cunnongham. Juloann Rochardson, M aghan Owens. Emoly Gosche, Loly Wookyns, Rovle Jacaruso. AZila Mustefa. Hannah Carrothers. Madoson McHenry, Juha Ebert and Casslane Oados. Back row Max Twarogowsko, Colon Furey, Emma DOrazio, Alexa Adox. Molly McCullough, Kailee Quanta. Lauren Hughes, Katie Bywater Katie Wiese Sunny Lunka, Jul a Faloano, Gabroel Hardt and Vevanlt Reschtchtko The Bowling Club met every ...uesday mqht at Monaco Bow'ing Lanes. Members had fun competing against each other wh!le they earned d ffPrPnt bn I ng techmques. Derve~ area One o+ their Mo!lt'lly se~v1ce projects was sing1ng Chnstmas Key Club dedicated their tirre co'1lmunity service projects around th ( arok -3t a lnq f1•Hc:: nq horne. YOUNG DEMOCRATS Front row: Marley Pierce Gavon Jacobs. Jacob Zax. Kalen Acquosto and AdamE tacoo. Se<ond row: Amanda Schw oKert. :ta~~~~.~~::;,=~o7.%~~·~bli~~a~;/~~:,otl~~~~~=~;~~7,~~~t~~~: Founder Jamie Laurie and President Christopher Hayes. Haley Jen ns, Kaley Mason. Audra Barber and Aspen Johnson. Back row: Olivta Bangert, Mochelle Saope. Emma Tllompson, Molly Davodson, Davod Oksner, Phoebe Duval~ Louose Poetruszewsk Jennifer Su and Carotone Roberts. Students for Obama/Young Derrocrats Cub worked tirelessly on Presidert Obama's campaign. They ral1ed comMu'lity support and proved that you don't need to be old enougr to vote to bnng about change. YES WEDID!!I Check Your Head, a club founded by Mental Health of Amenca. rret to d scuss 1ssues that affected rrember's everyday life Guests were brouql')t 1r from the corrmunity to teach students how to rap, scratch records a'ld da'1ce. �Club. Zoe(a 1.vn, 10 �Ben Brady I've J 1)1s.l remember read1'lg "don't believe m what tl)ey say and what you ve always beer> told"wq ten II" bulbous te t II" a wester., style And as Silently as •he senses abandon the1r defenses, I'll hop1ng that th1s •s not rea ly happer>mg. but you bet your life t s. Yeah, I'm afra1d, I ke I'm scared as a dog, and w1sh I'd stayed asleep today be(duse I never thought ton1ght could ever beth s close to IT'E' Now's your momen•, and you re oatmg in a b ue lagoon. Well, you know we're all domg what we (dn, and I made a pilgr mage to save th1s hu'llan's race, never comprehendmg a race that's tufned into someth1ng beautiful. And for a minute there, I los myself Yes, some say 1t sJ.USt a part of rt and that rt rna ivates you to maKe a better tomor•ow, we forward •n hrs generation triul'l'phant y as teacher 'llar OL:r he1g'lt agair>st the wall. But rf today rs the day for you to rrse. then ake yo-.Jr tu•n And now. it's t1me to 1eave the capsule, 1f you dare.lr1e can sl p away so don'• bel ve ,., anythrng that's keep1ng you awaKe, dnd never let them tell you •hat they're dl t'le same l•'s okay to da'lce amur>d 1t and have rt your way. because wo•ds are 1"1ean ngless and forgettable and sometrmes you got to lose it a I before you find the quee'l of all your dred'llS. And laugh about •t, oh for goodness sake. Maybe I got a rot to rearn but I'm s owly !earring that life ts o Some peop"' th nk they re always rigrt, but I don't know where I'll be torro•row. 208HEADBOV �Kalen Acquisto Int•• b '::1" .n .. .;J .. "Freshman, take the side sta rs!"So,l actually do and find myself trapped on the rr~ysterious 1-jarry Potter-like third floor staircase. Startlf"lg my school day at 4am, • am abruptly woken by my swim capta ns for a Pete's egg and hash brown breakfast while wearing a neon purple wig and sw1msu.t over fish net stockings. "Meeting me at the E!" Checking to see if the clock tower works every morn ng as I pull if"lto Colfax circle drive ... The clock started ticking agam w.th the arr va of Mr. Youngquist Revi al zing the Esplande with Make a Difference Day and an E:ast commun1ty effort in tree pla'1t ng. ME DEL SBERG !!! :) Long nights of singing, acting . tooting our horns. The contag1ous energy that kept us away for mus cal rehearsals ... Fidd er, West S1de Story, Pira es, and Guys and Dolls. Look1ng over ~enver as we made home-made ICe cream on he roof for C. hem Back-to-back champs in athletics and academ cs ... State B-ba I and at1or1al Con Law! Extraordinary student involvement in the h storica 2008 Presidential Elect1on! ! Dane n' tl"orough he time i'1 neon spandex and bl ng in the foyer as we br•ng back old East trad1t ons. 09 (Cloud ne ... We Fme!), 10 (B1g Ten), 11 (Chopst cks). 2 (mic check-one 1 two one two). Most of all... our d verse, caring community of students, faculty adm n stratiOn, parefltS and dedicated staff working toge 1-)er to make East High School the best t car- be. These are the valuable memor es that I will carry with me as I realize that this is not the end ... but a new begirnmg. 209HEADGIRL �NTo be n the top ten these students not only have to be intel igent, but determined. Eve•yday they srow up ready for class~ • fv\r. f-iernandez "East high school is know'l far and wide as a schoo of high achievers and e ceptional students. Our Top Ten I st of students epitomizes this idea and represents the very best of the academ1c accomplishments that our Angels experience. Top Ten, we celebrate you and your accomplishments, and wrsh you the very best in tre future.· • Mr. Younquist SAMANTHAEGLE BRENDAN LAMARRE "When w I you realize that oday is the tomorrow you roped for yesterday?" "Asp1re to be c'lampiors -Eric Evars - Ken Keyes Y. JESSICAHOV RHYS LINDMARK "JJSt when the caterpil,ar thought tre world was over, 1t became abunerfly." "Whenever I go out with other married coup es, I like to bnng along asrngle cracker JUSt to spice things up." - Aronymous - Chrs Rock 210TOPTEN ~ -- . �CHARLOTTEVILKUS "For He was trere: She rushed to Him. She felt her heart would bt.rst she lost a momem. 'Asian, Asian. Dear Asian,' sobbed Lucy 'At Last:" - C.S. Lewis "If you're in a hole, keep d gging:' Luke Haase OLIVIA RUDEEN HUNTERWOLFEL "IIi e'llY coffee black just I emy meta"' "Ab1 ity may get you to the top, but 1t takes character to keep you there" - AA11c ess Selr lndillge11ce -John Wooden JACOBZAX "Change 1S inevitable. except from vending machines." "Are you not entertained 7" -Steven Wrighi ~ -Maximus ~~ 211TOPTEN �212RED&WHITE �213RED&WHITE �At East, school dances were a ruge part of student body activities. Dances were the big events of ti-Je year that everyone looked forward to. Every student will always crerish tre mome'lts thdt they shared together at every dance. "The darces are go ng to be ore of the ma1n things I m1ss about h1gh school; commented semor Grace McGuire. Whether it was Homecoming, Morp, or Prom, everyth1ng had to be done jJst right in order to make the dar.ces unforgenable. The fancy outfits, party busses, and imousines were on'y a few of the things that made dances so fun The best part for most of ti-Je students was being able to spent time with fr eflds and darce the night away. This year was the revival of the first winter bal n many years at East. People fro'11 al grades showed o~ their creatiVIty m the1r portraya s of different styles from various decades. Shortly after the winter ball, 1t was time for Morp Morp is a trad1von here at East where the girls ask the boys. The tradit on was stronger t'lan ever this year, withal of the t1ckets being sod out. Everyone dressed m beads and masks for the Mardi Gras theme As the year came to a close, prom was a huge success. using their golden t ckets, se'liors ertered a Willy Wonka themed dance with candy and chocolate fountains galore. Through the lirT'os, the huge party buses, the jamming DJs, the dances at East created memories of highschool we will never forget. • Laura Martinez PROM DENVER ATHlETIC ClUB MORPDANCE HOMECOMINGROYAlTY MORPROYAlTY 214DANCES �215DANCES �216MORPSPIRIT i �217BUDDYPIGURES �Mackenz~-Ba-N1r-Zi, "LVe moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and loo around once in awh e, you could miss it." - Ferris Bue, er Listen to you~ hearts breath. t-.lever allow anyone to define who YOJ are. L1ve your life wth grace a1d d1g11ty Know you're powerft. and courageous. You survived cancer, the rest is rot so seriot:. ..ive, Love, Laugh I 1:>ve you ... Momm1e You are the absolute best there is. Love, Mom, Dad, and Gabe NATALIE MACKENZI BELL-NUGENT FINE SARAH HARRISON ALYSSA SarahEven if you weren't so kind and considerate, so much fun, and so hard-workmg we would st• l love you immeasurably! We are so very PROUD of who you are and yoUF many accomplishments. ... Never a dull momentl We can't walt to see what you'll be up to next. Whatever 1t 1s you'll carry it off with grace, compassion, 1rtel igence, and incredible organization. The world IS your oyster!! ROBERTS ave, Mom, Dad, Carolme, Benjamm, and Sheba Love, Mom, Dad, Tom, and Ben You were an awesome baby. ow you are an awesome young son, soon to become an awesome young man. Love you, Mom, Dad, and Fam: 1y SHANE "Peace is not an absence of war, It is avirtue, a state of mind, a dispostition for benevolence, confidence, justice" -Spmoza "Rock the Casbah!" -T~e Clash Love, Mom and Dad PHOEBE PARKER HILlARY GREEN What l1es behmd you and what lies before you are tmy matters compared to what lies within. We belove in you Hili! Love, Dad, Mama, Zoe, and Gramie DUVALL MARISHA VANDEN BERGE To my little MoeLive with passion, love deeply, and 1augh often. I am so proud of you Can't walt to see where the future takes you. Congratulations! Hugs and Kissesl Much love, Mom �JENESSA JEFFERY HAMPTON CARR Congratulat ons, Binky! Our ireffable love and pr·de. We are so proud of yot. (To God be the qlory). To see you becor1e tre young man w~o has never g1ven Lp on •eachmg your goals. As one c~apter closes, another one opens. We w1sh yoJ all that life has to offer you in the fLture. We love You. Morr, Mr. T, Devon, Granny, Dad, and Nana Always and all ways, Mof"l and Dad I went by the name of Shawnee Pooh when I was two. I had no clue of what I was to do, but now I see at the age I be. If it is to be It is up to me. To my w1ld ch:'d, Keep chas11g your dreams. We love you and are so proud. LOVe, Mom and D LASHAWNDA MCDOWELL JESSICA MCNEIL MARLEY NIA PIERCE LEWIS Look out world, "HERE COMES NIA!" ''I'm fairly certain that given a cape and a mce tiara, you could save the world." -Leigh Standley love, Mommy and Daddy Congratulations, Marley! We love you! Mom, Dad, Ruby, and Calley Dustin, Dream big, then follow your dreams. We are so proud of you; thank you son, you are the best! NickerdooNever adull moment! Let your spmt shme bright. love, Mom, Dad, and Bean Mom and Dad DUSTIN RODPJQUEZ-MONTOYA NICOLA ZARAGOZA �We are very proud of you! You have grown mto avery awesome young man. Good luck at the Rochester lnsmue ofTechnology. We love you! Pursue your drearrsl We are very proud of you Love, Mom, Dad, and Paul Love, Mom, Dad, and Cass1e LOYD J. SCOTT SHORT ALYSSA HEIDER ALEX MILNER HOSKIN CongratulatlonsiWe are so proud of you and the beautiful person you have become. Alex, You have never lost the sparkle in your eyes that makes you so unique and extremely smart yet eternally goofy. You are artistic, athletic, and authentic. Wherever you go, go with JOY and our constant faith myou We love you. Mom and Dad Love Mom, Dad, and Cody And now these three remain faith, hope, and love But the greatest of these IS love (Corinthiaus 13:13). We love you so much, Charlotte I JakeYou continue to amaze us. Love, Mom and Dad Mom, Dad, and Pierce JAKE CHARLOTTE VILKUS DUNN MAX . BRIDGE ·>.·--~· r ·, . Maxwell, Keep swinging for the fences. . .. .. . . . Much Love, Mom, Daddy-a, and Julian ., · t ~. . ·~- -. . . ." - .· .. . . . , .r ~ . -.;.._:~-- You are destined for greatness! .. ' I '.· . ,• .~- .;" 'i -.1 ·1_. 220BABYPiaURES MICHAELA BRYANT Mom �MATT DAVID JUDISH LONG Dear Matt, You started recetvmg life's hard-knocks early, but tt's not w~at happers to you in l:fe, it's how you respond that def1es you and bu1lds charaaer. As y01.. enter tre next stage of your life, always remember that you are loved and your family will always be in your corner. Love, Mom "One more, then I gotta go:' We love you, David. Mom, Dad, a'ild Mara Alex, You always were and sttll are asweet, lovely person. Trick or Treat? Ra sing you has sometimes been tr c y, but it's always been atreat. Love, Chnstie Hale We loveyot., Mom, Mike, Anton o, Bella, and the Botelho's SHAROD ALEXANDRA DADGAR BARRON-HALE GABE MATTHEW SWENSON GUTIERREZ Matthew, Think big thoughts, but relish small plea sures. Viva Ia vtda~ Congratulations Gabe! Thanks for rockin' our world - now go out and rock the rest of •t We love you' Cool Breeze and Bobo Mom, Dad, Joe, Elena, and Paul For my beautiful daughter, You have grown so much over these years, y01./ve grown into a young lady. I am so proud of you Nothing has changed. Love, Mom Love, your mom, Hugs and Kisses ARMANDA WILSON CHRIS LEAVEN GOOD 221 BABYPICTURES �Aly, "You're off to Great Places! ~nday is your day! Yo~,; mountain in wa ting So... get on your way!" -Dr. Seuss We love you, Aly! Mom, Dad, and Aaron Our favor te ooy, keep your eye on the goa !I Love, Mom and t-iugget ALVSON BRYAN GOURD RACHEL TUPPER SAM NEVERS LASS You are the sunshine of our I ves. We w1sh yo1.. contir.Jed happiness and success as you contiune I fe's journey. Be wise and share your wisdom, be strong and share your strenth; be 1nd and share your indness. Sam, Let your I ght shine. We love you, Morr and Dad Love always, Mom and Dad "'The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams:' -Eleanor Roosevelt When you were small, you dreamed of swir:~ming with the whales. You have renewed this beaJtiful dream and discovered more. Follow your dreams and come see us now and aga n. Love, Mom, Dad, and Matthew When you were oor'l, many cor1mented on how old and w se you loo ed. To th1s day, you remain to be that wise, old so:~!. !love you, LL e -Mom MELISSA LUKE BORGEL ARLOW BRENNAN STIENEKER HUNTER WOLFEL BrennanParents couldn't ask for akid more fun to be around. Thank you. You have been a pride and joy for all of us, an adored big brother, and boy, are we going to miss you! Hunter, We've been proud of you your whole life, bu never so much as we are now Congratulations! Mom and Dad Mom, Dad, Kathryn, and Mark (and all the s1blings) �CAROLINE CALDWELL STEVE Yo:J a·e the apple of our eye! And we could 'lOt be more proud of you! Remember to 3ve ana be loved! You have an exciting future ahead of you and we can't wait to ee what a your ab;mdant intellect and creativity will accomp 1 sh. We love you! Dad, Mom, AI, and Holly too' CongratL'atrons on four great years at East! I 'lope you hL 'lg on to your hat: sen or year rashed by at warp speed! KLUCK Mom, Dad, and Kevr'l MeaghanKeep smiling, fo! nw your dreams, and remember, "once the toothpaste is ot.t of the tube, it's hard to put i back Inn Sarah, Follow your passion. We love you Mom and Dad We .nveyou ~ave, Mom, lan, and Scout SARAH MEAGHAN FISHER LASS ARIEL NICOLE CANADA ARIEL SAREE KELLY Dear Anel, We love you and are proud of you. Always •er1ember to dea with yourself as an rndi" dua, worthy of respect, and make everyone else deal w1th you the same way. For the cutest and most adorable baby, now an as ound 'lg young woman 1 Reach for the stars and never let go of your drear1s! May Allah always bless you and Keep you safe! Happy Gradt.atron! Love, Mom and Dad Love forever, Mom Zack, Live. Laugi. Love. It's when you can't hear the bats, that's when the bats are coming. Other than that, we have no graduation advice. We love you, Mom and Dad A our love, Mummy a'ld Daddy ZACK LASS DUNCAN MACLEOD �Dear Cia re, You heIpus remember to I ve, to love, and to laugh. We're proud of you! You brightened our I ves from t'le rromer~ you were born' YoLJ fi.ture awa1ts. Love always, Mon. Dad, and Ben Love, Mom and Dad CLAIRE MATTHEW DOWLING MORROW HAYDEN NIKOLAI BERGE BERGE Way to go, Hayden! We are so proud of you! Nik demonstrates his Power Ranger moves! Love, Mom and Dad Love, Mom, Dad, and Avery May you find hope in every challenge, success mevery venture, and pride in every accomplishment May every step you take lead to a future of prom1se I am proud of you. Pursue the adventures of your heart and may happiness be with you myour JOUrney. Love, Mom, Dad, Jake, L1s, and Jordan Love, M1mi CHARLES BENSON JOE SCALISE Keep thinking outside the box, Joe. Wherever i takes you, we know you will go far. We love you more than the world! CHELLEN LOGAN STEPHANIE POLLARD Stepha me, There are not enough words to express our ove and pnde You have grown "lto an exceptionally successful and car;ng person who will succeed in life. Mom and Dad Love, Mom and Dad �~· ~ '• ". ..~"' '' ' . ·,·~~ :·, ' ;> ,· . ~ DANIELLE V. LEWIS KIERRA CORTEZ-RAY What a nde ano we were only 1n the slow a1e- 1ow you a·e ready for tre fast lane Take 1t head on and live life to the fullest. I aways knew that you would g·own mto a beaut1ful, 1rtel 1gent yourg lady wro would go on to do and accomplish great things. "You were always speCial." l'rr so proud of you, I love you more and more. We love you. Mom and Dad . .....____.._._ Forever Mommy Never could a mother be so proud of her son. Yot. are forever loved. ~allow your dreaMs and keep sm1! !lg. We are so proud of you I love, Man\ Dad, lauren, and Taylor Mom NICK SPENCER ERICKSON McREE LIZZY SWEETBAUM TROY \1ake hay while the sun shines, l1zzy! We love you dearly... We rave g1ven you "roots," now ta e your East Argel "wings" and soar to reach your drearrs. We are proud of you! WIESE Mom, Dad, Ben, Faux Do, and t~e Frogs xxoxooo love, Mom and Dad De10n, You exhibit botr mtelugence and character, Now you are prepared for the future. Conttnue on the path God has chosen for you. lana's first 'cell' prone! Her lovmg Parents Mom and Dad DE ION J. HARDY LANA NUSS-ROSENBERG �Jess quote: "I Love Ducks~" Mess, we ':lOW your ' fe will COP.tinue to be great becaJse your heart is 1 tre right place. Conttnue to 'rght up ~he room when you walk in, and remember- work like you don't need the money. dance like no one 1s watch·1g, love I ke you've never been hurt. Love you big t me! Mom and Dad ar, Your space pod is still in t~e craw space Love, Mom and Dad JESSICA IAN BARTHOLOMEW LAUB ALEX FARWELL HANIFAH TURNER Alex, You are a wonderful son, friend, a1d big brother. You have a r Jge heart comb1'1ed with intel igence and humor Always be' eve ir yovself, as we do, and you can accomp1 sh anything you want to. We love you. Mom, Dad, a1d Rya1 Thanks for all the JOY and aughter you have added to my life As yot. go forward in I fe cont 1ue to have fun, laugh, and love. And as you reach high for the things in life, always keep apos1t1ve anitude. T~e extraord 1ary qua rt es t~at you have w. I allow you to have anything your ~eart desires. With love, Mor'l Hamfa~. "And now for something completely diferent." -Monty Python's Flying Circus Wishmg you happiness and success in your next adventure. Abb"You're off to great places, today is your day, your mou'ltain is waitirg, so get on yOt.r wayl" -Dr Suess Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Bobby, and Glad With love from, Mum, Dad, a1d Lindsay LOUISE PIETRUSZEWSKI KATHERINE CREW Here's to ahrp chrck. Love, Mom and Dad .,.,AAllRVDJCTIIDJ:<: ABBVE NEEL DANIEL ADAMS Thanks for all the great times, Daniel. Even the messy ones. Love from, Tim and Barbara �COLIN RHONDA MEADOWS TABB Congratulations Col n! You must have been thmkmg "I bet my pillow case is more filled With candy than my brothers!" You and your brother ate alot of candy over the years, but you also shared your candy with each other, which is why you're still close. Love, Mom and Dad ~est of luck in your quest for the ultimate freshiesi Love, Dad, Mom, Stacey, and the Murph Dog Dear Peter, It's been along, rough road, but you made 1t' We're so proud of you and all of your amazmg hard work. You'll just shine in college! We love you so much, stinky- Go for it, Madeline! Follow your dreams! Love, Mom, Dad, ~ulia, James, and Kaitlin Love, Mom, Dad, and Samantha MADELINE SCHROEDER PETER HARTMAN NATHAN ZACKROFF BRENNA FUJIMOTO "And know that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream:' -Kahl Gibran Brenna, We are so proud of what you have accomplished. You are truly aremarkable person. Fight on! Love from your biggest fans! Mom, Dad, Micah, and Eli Mom and Dad My baby Cheri, In this picture you are just as you are now... extremely determined to explore life. Grandma, Aunt Debbie, Grandpa, and Dad CHERI JACOBS BRENDAN LAMARRE -,-,'7RARVDitTl1DtC �Belle, Congratulations'' We are so proud of you. Seems like JUSt yesterday you were our little shy one, now your ready to take on the world. Keep reaching for the stars and may ALL yot.r DREAMS come true. Love, Mom, Dad, Anthony, and Breanna We love yot., a1d are very p~oJd of you. Love, Mo:-n and Dad RACHEL ALISHIA SMITH ROMERO MAX LEIGH FIELDS BARN HOLT Maxie Our kmd and w•se shana pt.nim. You rrake us laugh until our stomachs hurt. Yot. are a natural leader; that will tdke you far. You are blessed with many gifts. Hold them close as you follow yot.r dreams. Mom and Dad Time to take off! Love, Mom and Dad Look at my baby girl, a grown up! Graduated from her Big B1•d b1g whee~ and ready to hit the road. I'm so proud of the fabu ou~ person you've become. Alex, Congrat~.; at·ons for your outstanding 1ead ersh1p and work. Love, Mom, Dad, and Bros Love you, Mom ALYSSA ALEX BORTLE HALL COLE ERIN BATES DUCLOS You are bright, creative, and fun. We are proud of you and eager to see where your talents take you. Keep true to yourself, friends, and family. "You have brains myour head. You have feet n your shoes. You can steer yourself, any direction you choose!' Dr. Seuss Love. Mom, Dad, Nora, and Mary We are so proud of you I Love, Mom, Dad, Vivie, and Nelsson ,,ARARVPirTII~P~ �KEVIN McCLOSKEY CLAIRE SIMON from dapers to qraduation 1n the bl nk of a'l eye' Now the rea journey begins Enjoy the ride! ClaireIts hard to believe t~e same g1rl wrose first word was "k1tty" is now graduating high school. I am so proud' Love, Mom and Dad Dad Embrace your dreams W th passion as you have embraced our hearts with love and •aughter. We could not have as ·ed for a better daughter than you We love you and are so very proud of you. 1 We've always been amazed by you! Love, Mom and Dad Mom and Dad CRYSTAL MARSHALL OLIVIA RUDEEN DAVID STENINGER RICHARDSON Marqu se, I knew you wou1d make it and I ar1 very proud of you son Always remem ber to "Trust in Jehovah with all your heart and do rot lean upon your own understanding. In all your ways take notice of him, and hew r1ake your paths stra1ght:' -Proverbs 3:5,6 wve you with aI my heart. rMom Dav1d, With a song in your heart and a srr. e on your face, you've always brougrt us 1oy! We couldn't ove you morel Mor1, Dad, Matt, and Cla1re You are agift, Peyton! Come on, g1rl Get up and rub dirt on it! Love, Mom, Dad, and Zane With love, Papa and Karen CECILY PEYTON PRATER DOAKES 229BABYPIOURES �Isa, Hang on tight to t~at ba oor and follow yoLr dream wherever they rray ta e yoL We are so proud of you and love you very much Congratulations Ben~ We are so proud of you and all you have accorrpl sred over !he years1Let musiC be agJide in your, fe. A: I our love, Mom, Dad, and Lauren Morr. Dad. ard Colette BEN ISABELLA KENDRICK BRADY SEAN SUSAN NELSEN HARLOR I ain't look111'to fight with yot., frighten you, or tighten you. Alii really want to do is be fnends with you. On the wings of angels, you arrived to brighten our everyday. Always witr agutsy smile, you've taught us about real courage, gnddy determination. and the strength of a forgiving soul. What fantast cg1fts you have. We are so proud to celebrate th1s day. Morr1, Dad, and Michelle Love, Mom and Dad It's amazing how fast the t me has passed.!! seems like just yesterday you were starting school and now you are graduating. You've matured into abeautiful young lady and we are very proud of you."The future belongs to those who believe and the beauty of their dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt May all your dreams come true With love, Mom a'ld Jeff Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son All our love, Mom, Dad. and Dean Wormer ASHLEY KAUFMAN VICTORIA WELLS GAVIN JACOBS JESSICA HOY We are very proud of you! Jessica, We are so proud of you I Mom Love, Mom, Dad, and Chelsea 230BABYPIGURES �TAMIKA JARED IRVIN FISH jared, We could not be more proud or love you nore for who you have been, who you have b come, and t~e man you are yet to be. Look at me, I''Tl aROCKSTAR'! Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Em 1Yand Megan, Our heart and soul, our rock and roll, our rythym and blues. Shake it up baby! The best way to predict t~e future is to ment it. Love and P.ugs, Mom, Dad, and Max xoxo Mom, Dad, and Eric ZACH GROSSNICKLE MILV&MEGAN CARLSON ISAAC WANAMAKER ALEXANDRIA PIERCE The truth is: You always were my favorite! You are the most interesting person I know... enjoy the journey. Love, Auntie Dad We are so proud of you! Cailee, there is a great future ahead. Keep It up! Mom and Dad "You may say tha~ I'm adreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us, and the world w1l live as one.H JoP.n Lennon Go change tre world Liuie, we'l warn them yo;J're corr. ng. We love you. Dad, Mom, and Ricry CAILEE FERGUSON ELIZABETH JOHNSON ll1BABYPiatJRES �"Twenty years f·om now, you will be rrore disappomted by t~e thwgs you d dn • do tha1 by t~e ones you dd. So throw off the bowl 1es. Sail away f•o11 the safe harbor. Catch t~e trade wmds myour sa1ls Exp.ore Drear1 D1scover." Mark Twam We are so proud of who you have become En,oy the days ahead. We 1ove you. Mom, Dad, ian, and 0 ver Our brow'l eyed girl, "you brigiten up all or our days:' Remember, safety frst. ..ove. Love, love, Mor1, Dad, S1ssy. and Mo y ARIANNA HAYLEY HILL DAVID ROUND GRANT OKSNER SIMON Wherever yol.l go, we'll always be here. Remember, do your best and have fun! "The world makes way for tre man who krows where he is going:' -Ralph Waldo E:nerson Love, Mom, Dad, and Ali We love you. Mom, ::lad, and McKenzie Dearest Delany, Our mischievous, beaut ful baby has grown mto am1sch1evm.s, bea~,;!iful yov1g woman (surprise!). Combined With your keen intel igence, creativity. vitality, •Dyalty, and oving na•ure, you are aforcE' to bE' rf'ckoned Wth! What alovely gft you have been in our lives. Love always, Mom, Dad, Colin, ard Anwyr Smg your way through life and you w1ll always be happy. Mom and Dad 1 LUCY DELANY ROPER DREW CHAM ONE COHEN You have alot to sm· eabout Drew! We are so proud of yo:.~ for ajob we: done. Love, Mom, Dad, and .. 1ndsay 232BABYPIGURES STEELE PATRICK You are smart, talented, and beautiful. Yot. are astar who has the potential to light JP the world. Your thoughtful and giving heart never goes unnoticed. May God wrap you in his arms and guide you as you become the best that you can be. You are blessed and will always hold aspeml place mour hearts. We love you, Mom and the family �GARRIN MARTINEZ SAM Congratulations on the job well done I We wish yoJ t~e very best. and that the rest of your life's journey be filed with JOY knowledge and surprises. May your talents and passion lead you down the path of success and ~app1ness. You're on your way, and we are very proud I Love, Mor1 and Greg When your son becomes aman, and ready to step out on h1s own, you look back at when he took his very first step. You look at h1s life so far, you look at how far he's come and say to yourself "My God, what have I done?" CALVIN Pops Have fun at clown college! Please try not to set yourself on fire. Seriously. We are looking forward to your future filled w1th fun, faines, laughter, snow, and songs. Much peace, love, and happiness. Mom and Dad SERENITY REDSHIRT-FOOTE CAlLEY SALAGOVIC RILEY McCARTHY AMANDA Another turnmg pomt, afork stuck mroad. T1me takes you by the wrist, directs you where to go... We hope you have the time of your I fe. Light of our lives, there is no lim t to what you can do or where your talent can take you. Being yourself 1s the role of alifetimegive it everything you've got and shoot for the stars. LEIB From, Mom, Dad, and Sean We love you, Mom and Dad Jessica, All your hard work Wil pay offi You are astar and have so many excit ng things ahead of you. Love you so much! Mom and Dad Lover-Dover! You did it! "Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrifled; do not be discouraged for the Lord, your God, will be with you wherever you go:' Joshua 1:9 Love, Dad, Mom, Reed, and Oliver KELLY JESSICA JAYNES MATHEWS 233BABYPIGURES �Always my golden g1rl, irrepressible, supple, loyal, fierce, winsor~e, deep, gentle, smqularly graceful, exquis1te beauty witr a rare generous heart. Sui generis.llove you. Always wary o~ tre next robot zorrb attack, he wore a purple cap to keep h ~ead warr1. Mama Warnirgs from a post-apopolectiC fe to a pre-apopolect now. WALKER CANNON MACKENZIE HALL WILL PARKHILL MEG TUTA MegYou constantly amaze us, and we are so proud of the canng, :>Ving persor you've become En1oy tre next adventure! With much love, Mom, Dad, and Nick We love you Mom and Dad Son, this picture says so much We enJoyed your little say1ngs, "c~ICken n1qht "Yot. made us laugh the11, a'ld cant nue to put smiles on our faces. We are proud of yoli Press towa·d t~e rrar for the pr ze of the High Call 1g! Loving hands will contim.e to gwde through life Love you. Mom and Dad love, Mom and Dad LYDIA PEREZ-CHAVEZ GIDEON MARC DAVIS JAY IRVING WESTCOTT You insp1re t.s with your mqu1sitiveness, your compassion, and the courage of your convictions. You are a bright light in our world and we can't walt to see where you W1 shine next! Bold and umque - even at a young age! That's what makes you the person we all love so much. Love, Mom and Dad 2348ABYPIOURES Jamie, Jay, Jim, Deb, and Claire �BLAKE ALLIE CHEROUTES "I've got sunshine on acloudy day DOWLING r o:~grat~lations Doll. And when it's cold outs1de, I've got the month of May. /What can rna eme feel this way7 I My girl, talking bout My Girl" you're agem! All e, you ·adiate goodness, sncerity, and orig·na 1 ty.With these qualit1es, you'll always b sought after. We are so proud to have brought atruly good person into the world. You are the daughter of our dreams. We love you completely. Mom and Dad Love you lots, Mom and Jad Surround yot.rself w1th winners Surround yourself with wealth Be all you can be, With all yourself. We love you Sarah! Love, Mom and Dad Love, Mom and Dad KEVAN A SAMUEL SARAH MARQUEZ ZURI SAVANNAH HOUSE Z, SavvyWith so much love... Make good decisions. Your ablessing and an mspiration.l'm so proud of you. May God bless all you in al that you do; Never lose sight of your dreams and know that, in Hshands alittle becomes alot. I love you. Mamma Polyglot Mom "May you always do for others and let others do for you ... May you always know the truth and see the lights surrounding you ... May your heart always be joyful, may your song always be sung ... May you build aladder to the stars and climb on every rung .. may you stay forever young:' Remember to count to ten! We love you to the moon and beyond! Always and forever, Mom, Dad, and Aiden Over the years it has been ablessing watchmg you grow older. I believe God truly gave me agift of abeautiful daughter. You are very l'ltelligent and areal"go getter" type of person I'm extremely proud of you. Keep up the good war my angel. KALEN KRISTIAN ACQUISTO Love and God bless, Mom JONES 235BABYPIUURES �To Lisa Beth, From Woodstock •o Cornstalk .. "All you need is ~>Vel~ Blessings on our flower child. Get some, g1gity, g1g1ty, aaall ght Dad Mom and Dad LISA KEVIN ENGELKEN KODV SHROADS ALEX &CALLIE RAYNOR GAULDEN To Kody We want you to have the world !! You may look like uangels; but we know you're really acouple of·cards!· Happy graduation• We love you Mom and Dad LOVe Mommy and Daddy Dearest Angelica, My baby, My angel. It was on y yesterday that you went to kmdergarten and now you are graduating I a'Tl blessed to be part of yoli life you bring joy to all who know you. You light up a room w1ti your sm1le, w1t, and laug~ter.lloo forward to all of the chapters of Angelica that lie ahead. You are loved, adored, cherished. I love yot..- Mom Loo mg back at all the wonderful years, loo ing forward to shanng yolir joy for years to come. Love, Mom,Dad, and Josh SAMANTHA ANGELICA EGLE NICK APEL JACOB BROWN Nick, We are so proud o you. Remember: always swing for the fences. ZAX May you always be this happy. Mom and Dad All the best, Mom, Dad, and Cody 236BABYPIUURES �ELLEN & TAYLOR ~~--------~-~~--~ JAMIE WANT URBANA Jar.1 0, We couldn't be rrore proud of yolJ .. and can't wa1t to v1s1t ym. 1n college!! lay and Een, Adorable duo and each un~quely wonderful. All our love, Mom and Dad With ot. love, Dad and Mom So cool We are very proud of you! You have soared higher than we ever dreamed. Love, Mom Mom, Dad, a11d Lauren MORGAN JANE ARLINE MILLS SETH PAOLO CIANCIO BANGERT F•om the time you were small, your laugh ter, empathy for others, and passiOn for our beliefs have been apparent and strong. Now, as you graduate as an East Angel- 60 years after your Nani- we feel so fortunate that you are our one and only son With love .. Mor1 and Dad Seth, We are all so proud of you' Yo~,; four years went by way too fast and It's abitter-sweet feelmg. You are gomg to do great thmgs and we will be cheenng you on in whatever endeavors you choose Mom, Jad, Meg, Haley, Olivia, and Wyan GathePng Easter goodies w1th brother John (East '07). Love, Mom Calthn: We are so proud of you and all you have ac~ieved. You are the apple of our eyes. Stay t~ecurious, compassionate, and courageous individual that you are. We love you. Mom, Dad. Stephanie, and Elizabeth CAITLIN RHVS LINDMARK MCGAVRAN 237BABYPIOURES �Always remember to j:Jve and laugh everyday. Judge yourself less and accept compliments. You're pretty speoal to all of us. Than for all the many rremones we shared together. HT~e futL elie~ before yoJ, hke paths of our white snow. Be careful how you t'ead on for every step Will show:' Love always, Daddy, M.Ma, and Cay Love, Jasrr.me, Tavm, and Mom VANESSA MAUREEN JOHNSON SULLIVAN GRACIE DAVIS McGUIRE Dominique, You have grown into a beautiful young woman and I am so proud of you! You are an awesome vo: eyball player. Your vibrance, Intelligence, compassion, persistence, and leadership ab1 ·t'es will make you successful at whatever you do! You are exceptional! My Gracie •:>ve! YoJ are SLch agift from the Jniverse -It IS ar honor to be your mommy and watch your heart of gold become brighter and brighter L1ve your dreams GO BIG BABY! Love, Morrmy I love you. Mom Stay focused with your va'ues and you car ach eve anything! Yol.i'll always be best of friends. How lucky ami. Love, Mom, Dad. Darr10n, and Dmitri I love you both. Mom EMILY &MATT ALEXANDRIA GOSCHE MARCUS LEENATALI KATHERINE FLOWERS ROGERS Marct.s, Iam so proud to call you my sor! It has been apleasure watching you step mto your destiny You've always had asong in your heart. God how we love to hear you sing . Love, Mom 2388ABYPIQURES Love, Dad and Hanan �F~l'" ~·~/ #~'~{ ·.,..... ~:.. ' .. "it. :· ~~ . . . • -~--.....!~ ·--~ KAMILLE REYNOLDS You rave grown to be avery beaut ful young ady. You are the E.artr, thew nd, and the fire of our l1ves. "Glow on" A.K.A. G:.~s Johrson. Love, Mommie and Daddy I 239BABYPIGURES ����' ',_,_ .• ,,'Jj_ :tit_?:::~-~-~-~~~:-:·_;_ ' ·.!.·~-.:;.-:~::~· "<.·_ '. Hall; Ai:lr an-· .... 9, 66 .~ Hernan~·:lack.::~ "~... :.. " ......... :.... SS_ Imhoff, Ned66, 118, 119, 200, 206, Hall, Alex .. 16, 33, 34, 46, 104, 105,;, "H,~~,d~zc· S.arah ..................... ,.... 85_ 214 162, 1~ 217,228 · -· • /}1-J$-"!~r.?;.~~e .. ,.................................. 74 . l~gle;pilar...:·:------ .. ----:-...............40, 57 Hall, Mackenzie ..............33, 55 ~n4~ -~I:I!J'r~r~; fv1a(jrigal, Susana ........... 8S Irvin, Mikayla ...... 74, 100, 101, 130, Hall, Michale ........................... 84, •12~ "'~ :Herrmann'i Ct)_ristopher ..... 74, 106, • · 131 . Hall, PhilliR .........................,_.. :·: 8~ · · ,136: 137 lrv!n, Tamika ......... 23, 40, 113, 155, Hall, Zamir .............. - .... 66, 186;--.187 Hervey-Caldwell, Arianna .... 30,39 · 167, 205, 231 Hallman) ifenisha .......................:.... 66 Hicks, Richard .... 71, 74, 95, 97, 155 Irvine, Grace......... 66, 192, 193, 206 Hambidge, Peter66, 107~37;'2oo : Hicks, Ro~td ~~-71, 74~ ?~1 97,,155 Irving, Gideon 15, 40, 58, 188, 234 Hamblin, Olivia ................. 18, 33, 54 Hildreth, Quentin ..... 36, 39, 46, 94; · •..:. ishi'i<aJ..a, Lucas ............................... 60 · · · lson, Jaqueila ................................... 85 Hamilton, Alysia ...................... 63, 66 · 95, 125;196Hamilton, Dawn ..... 21, 38, 46, Hill; Andrea ...... :~ ............................. 66 Ison, Jernayiah ................................ 85 148, 1~1(. Hill, Ar!anna ..................... 39, 49, 232 lvey, Taylor ............................... 85, 188 Hamlet,' Breana ..................... 66, .]54 - Hill, Bethany ................. 66, 135, 154 Hamlet, Joshua ............... 79, 84; '.133 Hill, Lin ........... 13, 66, 135, 177,202, Hamling, Madeline ....... IJ, 9,j'.1_2, 66, 204,212 · 106, 134;19~ ·"' ..·•• Hines,Tiffany .......................... 85, 154 · Hammar, Jordan .................... 84, 146 Hiromitsu, Erika .......... 74, 103, 165, Hammond:Maril~e21, 3s, 53; 157, 188,202.204 204,206 . - -• Hobley, Lelia .................:......... 74, 200 Jacaruso, Rivie .... 74, 110, 173, 186, Hammonds, Sheniqua ....... 66, 159, Hoehn, Cameron ................. 8, 39, 43 206 178 Hogan, Margaret ............................ 85 Jackson, Fikiri ..........................:....... 85 Hammons, Taona .......... :....... 74, 113 Holcomb, Nicholas .............. .74, 186 Jackson, Joseph .............................. 34 Hampton, Jeffery ..... 14, 24, 38, 94, Holden, Justin ................. 85, 96, 127. Jackson, Rajanique ........ 80, 85, 154 95, 125, 176, 214, 219 Holder, Jeremy ................................ 85 Jackson, Randi ....................... 66, 181 Hanson, Logan .......................74, 106 Holifield, Natalie............................. 85 Jacobo-Leon, Adrian .................... 85 Hanson, Sarah ................................. 32 Holland, Shirley ....................... 81, 85 Jacobs, Cheri .... 16, 38, 40, 46, 195, Haqq, lecia ................................ 81,84 Holland-Plum, Aaron ........ 8, 12, 74, 200, 202, 227 Hardt, Gabriel.. .... 74, 160,200,206 114, 165, 188, 198,200 Jacobs, Gavin ... 10, 26, 36, 40, 116, Hardy, Deion ..... 15, 20, 3 7, 38, 196, Holle, Marchel... .......... .74, 103, 192 206, 207, 212, 230 197,200,202,225 Holmes, lsaiah ................................. 85 James, Dante ................... 81, 85, 155 Hardy, Lamont ................................ 74 Holmes, Lavelle ....................... 82, 85 James, Kristen ........................ 66, 179 Hargreaves, Amanda .... SO, 84,206 Hopkins, Dionne ............................ 74 Jamison-Bankston, Anetria ........ 75 Harlan, Edward .......... 38, 46, 58, 95 Horacek, Samuel ............................ 74 Janicki, Benjamin ........................... 66 Harlor, Susan ........ 38, 40, 186, 202, Horn, Annie 85, 123, 135, 142, 186 Jaster, Elizabeth ........... 66, 111, 202 204, 230 Horvath, Dylan ...................... 85, 103 Jaster, Joesph ........ 85, 96, 127, 206 Harms, Rachel. ....................... 74, 178 Hoskin, Alex ............... 8, 32, 34, 105, Jaster, Sarah ..................... 32, 40, 176 Harper, Ajohn ........................... 79, 84 163,199, 204, 205, 220, 239 Jaynes, Emily ................ 85, 135, 188 Harris, Anisa ................................. 9, 74 House, Taylor ................... 71, 74, 139 Jaynes, Jessica ....... 40, 42, 135, 233 Harris, Bobby .. 37, 47, 95, 132, 133 House, Zuri ... 8, 16, 21, 34, 39, 113, Jenkins, Haley. 106, 120, 135, 143, Harris, Cameron .................... 74, 139 159, 160, 191, 198,200,235 150,152,198,200,202,206,217 Harris, Chaya ............................. 63, 66 Houston, Casey............ 60, 144, 145 Jennings, Mia ........................... 62, 66 Harris, Cody ........... 70, 74, 132, 133 Houston, Clayton. 37, 51, 144, 145 Jennis, Sean ..................................... 85 Harris, Holly...................................... 84 Howard, Aaron ........ 17, 85, 95, 127, Jerinic, Sanja .................................... 66 Harris, Jared .............................. 81, 84 139, 188, 203 Jerinic, Vanja ............................. 62, 66 Harris, Marcus ................... 81, 85, 95 Howard, Angelina ................. 66, 192 Jesseman, Haley ............................. 66 Harris, Sarah ....................... 38, 47, 60 Howard, Antonia ................... 74, 215 Jesseman, Matthew ...................... 85 Harris-Cook, KaiSyliece ................ 66 Howard, Charlie .............................. 85 Jimenez, Melissa ............................ 66 Harrison, Sarah .... 38, 47, 188, 200, Howard, Deidra .............................. 85 Johnson, Ariannah ........................ 75 202,218 Howard, Elizabeth ..... 66, 176, 191, Johnson, Aspen .. 66, 159,206,214 202, 207 Hartman, Peter .. 16, 26, 38, 94, 96, Johnson, Ayana ....................... 38, 40 104, 108, 110, 112, 118, 120, 128, Howard, Lea .............................. 63, 66 Johnson, Brehaa ............. 12, 75, 131 136, 142, 148, 166, 198,227,248 Howard, Rhonda ................... 66, 186 Johnson, Brooke ..................... 11, 41 Hasanovic, Demo ........... SO, 85, 127 Hoy, Jessica ........... 35, 39, 204, 206, Johnson, Charles..................... 62, 66 Hatton, Emerson ................... 85, 203 210,230 Johnson, Charmaine ................ 9, 75 Havranek, Rachel ........ 66, 186, 192 Hubregsen, Barrett....... 33, 39, 115, Johnson, Elizabeth ......... 21, 41, 42, Hawthorne-Loizeaux, Blythe ..... 66 136, 137 103, 196, 197,231 Hayes, Christopher ....... 36, 38, 199, Hudley, Shanae............................... 21 Johnson, Gavin ............ 75, 155, 186 202, 204, 205, 206 Hudson, Bria .................................... 85 Johnson,lver ................ 41, 190, 191 Hayes, Ebonee ......................... 62, 66 Hudson, Corbyn ...................... 80, 85 Johnson, Janay ........................ 54, 85 Hayes, Kaela .................. 74, 180, 186 Hudson, Robert .............................. 85 Johnson, Jasmine .......... 54, 66, 154 Hayward, Joshua ..................... 85, 97 Hughes, Danelle ......................40, 52 Johnson, Journi .... 80, 85, 112, 161 Healiss, Mikaela ..................... 85, 186 Hughes, Lauren13, 54, 70, 74, 151, Johnson, Kheylen .......................... 85 Heider, Scott ... 34, 39, 42, 119, 220 186, 206 Johnson, Paige ...................... 85, 215 Hughes, Margaret ...... 66, 164, 190, Heimlich, Allison ......... 85, 123, 160 Johnson, Raven .............................. 75 Heimlich, Andrew .......................... 74 202 Johnson, Richard .................. 85, 107 Heinz, Daniel ................................... 85 Hull, Andrew .................................... 85 Johnson, Shakira ................... 66, 188 Heinz, Nels ....................................... 85 Hundon, Charity............................. 52 Johnson, Shutana .......................... 66 Heinz, William ..................... 163, 188 Hunt, Phillip ..................................... 40 Johnson, Taylor ... 75, 122, 123, 186 Heinzeroth, Mitcheii.SS, 106, 107, Hurd, Darius ..................................... 85 Johnson, Tyvonn ............................ 85 126, 127, 186, 206 Hurley, Johnny............................... 190 Johnson, Vanessa ........................ a, 9, Henderson, John .............. 8, 66, 1OS Huryk, Dawn ...................... 40, 43, 61 35,36,41, 122,132,166,167,196, Henderson, Shanie ................. 39, 46 Hutchinson, Peter ...... 66, 163, 192, 197,198,202,215,217,238 Hendrix, Isaiah ......................... 85, 95 200 Johnson-Pruitt, Renee ................. 75 Henley, Janean ........................ 80, 85 Johnston, Emma ......... 75, 186, 216 Henry, T'keyah .... 66, 129; 131, 196 Johnston, Latrice 19, 36, 41, 59, 61 Henry, Zachary ... 10, 20, 34, 39, 57 Johnston, Tucker ......... 67, 190,. 191 Herman, Noah ............. 66, 188,202 Joiner, Arquese ............. ..41, 61, 194 Joiner, Shaquille ............................. 85 Hernandez, Alexandra 81, 85, 145, 204, 205 Jonas, Molly ..................................... 75 Hernandez, Ana .............. 66, 85, 200 Ibarra, Lydia ............................ 66, 186 Jones, Aspen ................................... 42 Hernandez, Crystal ........ 34, 41, 200 ldelberg, Adam .. 74, 116, 139, 189, Jones, Claire.63, 67, 122, 123, 200, Hernandez, Cynthia ............. 85, 194 204 203 oiJ:i,- .. . J !-:'·· .. __ 1 Hernandez, Dayana ............. 85, 200 Hernandez, Eddie ....... 85, 194, 195 Igo, Bryce ................................. 85, 107 Imhoff, Kate .... 13, 71, 74, 156, 157 Jones, Immanuel... ......................... 85 Jones, Kristian .. 9, 41, 43, 168, 169, "f" "f:l ~!I ." 200,235 Jones, Royatta ................................. 67 Jones, Tony....................................9, 67 Jones-Nambe, Ma'isah ....... 67, 158, 186 Jordan, Shanese .................... 75, 110 Joseph, Joya .................................... 67 Juarez, Tania .................................... 75 Juarez-Karner, Humberto ........... 75 Judish, Matthew ... ,..41, 48, 95,221 Judkins, Jonathan .......................... 85 Junik, Elliott ..................................... 75 K Kalin, Erika ..................... 67, 160, 176 Kamlet, lan ....................................... 75 Kanu, Adam a .......................... 75, 186 K!Jny-Fiores, Taylor ........................ 85 Kaplan, Carol in .......34, 41, 45, 148, 149,204,206 Kaplan,Noah ........ 41,55, 190,191, 193,206 Katich, Helen 33, 41, 191, 204, 206 Kaufman, Ashley .. 27, 42, 154, 230 Kelley, Darsean ........................ 80, 85 Kelley, Shae .......................... 128, 129 Kelly, Ariel ......... 8, 42, 55, 155, 186, 187,200,201,205,223 Kelly, Julienne ....... 62, 67, 192, 193 Kendrick, Colette75, 103, 173,206 Kendrick, lsabella ... 37, 42, 48, 199, 200,201,230 Ketterer, Lindsey ................... 85, 112 Khabir, Atiya .................................... 85 Khan, Joseph .......................... 85, 127 Khan, MirOmar ............................... 75 Kholghy, Sin a ............... 75, 106, 107 Kilfoyle, Sean ................ 67, 163, 175 Killian, Kye ........................42, 48, 202 Kimble, Peggy ...... 71, 75, 100, 101, 186,194 Kindell, Reola .......................... 67, 191 Kindle, Ameerah ......... 75, 186, 187 King,lan62, 67, 186, 191, 193,206 King, Theresa ................................... 32 King, Walter ...................................... 75 Kinne!, Holly..................................... 75 Kirklen, Julia ............. 20, 42, 59, 159, 161,190,191 Kirks, Maxwell ................................. 67 Klein, Michael............. 8, 63, 67, 105 Klibaner, Daniel .............................. 75 Kluck, Steven ................... 32, 42, 223 Konkol, Logan ....... 71, 75, 105, 178 Kornfeld, Madeleine. 85, 150, 186, 215 Kosmicki, Iris .................................... 75 Kosmicki, Max ........................ 67, 199 Kresin, Conor ................................. 204 Kruger, Duncan ..................... 67, 107 Kuenz, Amanda ........... 75, 151, 186 Kyambalesa, Faith ...................... 9, 75 Kyambalesa, Sellah ........ 13, 39, 42, 159, 169,213 L LaGree, Miles ................ 75, 190, 191 LaPorta, Alexandra ............... 86, 130 Lamarre, Brendan .. 18, 26, 42, 136, 137,210,227 Lamoureaux, Rikki. ........................ 86 Lamport, Benjamin .... 86, 107, 188 Lamport, Jordan 86, 106, 107, 188 Landrum, Donald ................... 86, 96 Lane, Krystal ........................... 86, 207 Lang, Jordyn .................... 81, 86, 160 1. . . Langdon, Jacquelyn ...... 12, 70, 75, 110,151,156,157,186,192,193 . Larson, Elizabeth. 72, 75, 120, 121, 198,214 Lass, Samuel ... 27, 42, 47,217,222 Lass, Sarah ...... 23, 27, 42, 199, 217, 223 Lass, Zachary ......... 24, 42, 217, 223 Lassen, Joseph .... 67, 114, 115, 172 Lassen, Sarah. 75, 79, 91, 103, 158, ' 159, 186 Lassiter, Nolan .......................... 75, 96 Laub, Jason ............ 40, 67, 116, 191 Laub, Jessica ............42, 47, 57, 159, 217,226 Lawrence, Chiara ....... 86, 103, 150, 173,215 Lawson, Cora ................... 63, 67, 186 Lawson, N'Jah ...... 86, 112, 130, 186 Lazo, Hannah .......................... 86, 186 Lazo, Louis ............................... 75, 107 Leaman-Miller, James .................. 43 Leanza, Zoe .............................75, 199 Leavengood, Chris........... lB. 42, 43, 118, 119, 202, 221 Leavengood, Nicholas86, 106, 212 Lee, Joshua ....................................... 46 Lee, Kiana ......................................... 86 Lee, Mareshia .................................. 86 Lee, Raymone ..................................47 Lee-Meyers, Jackson ..................... 86 Leeds, Chazz .................................... 75 Leenatali, Alexandria ..... 25, 43, 61, 190,191,192,193,238 Legge,Sammy .... 75,119,163,192 Leib, Amanda .......... 32, 43, 47, 186, 190,191,206,233,239 Lemar, Cora 67, 122, 192, 200, 202 Lerner, Sylvie ...... 75, 110, 160, 161, 204 Levi, Scott ...... 43, 54, 164, 165,206 Levinsky, Adalie .............................. 67 Levinson, Charles .................... 11, 43 Lewis, Christopher......................... 75 Lewis, Danielle ......... 11, 36, 43,225 Lewis, Najhad .................................. 75 Lewis, Nia ........ 14, 36, 43, 166, 167, 191.196,200,202,219 Lewis, Reginald ...... ..46, 67, 95, 155 Ley, Kevin ................................. 86, 194 Liggins, Kyja ..................................... 86 Ulland, Madelle ................ 12, 83, 86 Lindimore, Jessica ...... 86, 103, 157 Lindmark, Rhys .... 43, 44, 164, 204, 210,237 Linkhart, Eric........................... 67, 107 Linkhart, Ruby ................................. 86 Linsmayer, Kaitlyn ......................... 67 Linton, Margaret67, 111,159,202 Livingston, Hana ......... 86, 112, 186 Lloyd, Mason ................................... 75 Loewi, Ethan ........................... 75, 188 Logan, Chellen .. 30, 36, 43, 61, 224 Lohmar, Kyle .................................... 20 Lander, Richard ...... 22, 34, 43, 136, 137,199 London, Harold .............................. 86 Long,David .. 34,44,164,165,199, 221,239 Loomis, Alexander ......................... 44 Lopez. Astin ..................................... 86 Lopez. Celestina .......... 67, 204, 205 Lopez, Mallory .... 86, 168, 169,215 Lopez, Stephanie ... 40, 44, 47, 196, 200,204 Lopez-Garcia, Zyndy ............ 75, 194 Lowman, Sakile .............................. 86 Loza, Duncan ............ 12, 81, 86, 139 LuQman, Nazaar ............................ 75 LuQman, Tahani ............................. 75 Lubin, Monica ................................. 75 Lucero, Marquez ............................ 86 Lucero, Rebecca ............................. 86 Lucero, Sierra .......................... 75, 194 Lucero-Colin, Hanalina ....... 67, 191 ����. We know the t rr1tory. J\ rd. il r al est.ll bn k r w know rhe l rritory md ''e pn du c profitabl ft:'>tdt . P opl 1 ly l n u r n.::pre~ nr rh ir im re rs, src r. ur-; , md h l1 rh ·m luild .1 l etrl'r tomorrow. It a promis w t.ll- very ~eriou~ly. You h.we our word on it. And someone'~ ,. >nl tillm , m v ryrhing on rhe fmmier o u rnmerdal r al st. r . 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Canyon: The genius and our lord and savior, teaching Lisa how to use a camera, messages on the chalkboard, do pest division pages, never lacking creativity (even though we always fought you on the layouts.) "This yearbook is basically Canyon's vision!" Peter: College class, voice of reason, hugs, beautiful skin. DAVE! Jam sessions on the couch, "Peter-let's curse them out today!""Right on!" Kody: Awkward. Rolling down the hill, "I electrocuted myself;' Falling in a man-hole. "Mr. Trapino, I'M SCARED:' Blake: "Excuse me for ripping out my hair;' always leaving class early (but we love you anyway!) Thanks for all the softball page years! Dom: HAWAII and our boyfriends!!! Winnmg the academiCs argument and face kicking David, Ms. Athlete, thanks for everything! Callie: Beef with Coach Karsh, making up an editor position, way-too-intelligent jokes, fights with Canyon, don't mess with Texas, "Theme?" David: wrecking Lisa's head in City park, always fighting with Trap ... or Rachel. .. and of course Callie, early Saturdays and trips to Pei Wei, "Everybody's like, David why don't we hang out:' Rachel N: Baby pictures! Bring in' back the hand cropping ... 86 boyfriends. Badge decorating. Emily: Bathroom breaks, bffuohfo, "Eric, do you know how to write a kicker?'; Taco Tuesday! "Swimming isn't even my page:' Kelley MG: getting Lisa through physics, always in trouble, slurpees! "Where are Emily and Kelley?!" Kelli: Dreads, bracelets, Donk dance, candids, always insightful, future photo editor... or chief! laura: Waiting two hours for piua, biggest sweetheart on staff, "Shmody.... :; handling a million pages in one deadline! Haley: CANDY, Constant homework, pep rally dance, chocolate tops, Flava Flav! Jamie: B.S.ing your way through three years, Frisbee, couch and ski movies, Lisa and Emily's secret boyfriend! Dawn: Picking out the hot white boys in our class, always giving you too many pages, never got that deadline off, "Going hard" on track team, Taco Bell Saturdays and long talks in the car. Eric: red eyes, "baby Carlson," sucker for Sarah. "Hey Lisa, did you just get up?" Hanifah: "You seriously broke your foot?!" Mysteriously getting your pages done, twenty minutes to get to the foyer, student council page drama, ROTC homecoming night...awkward. Helen: Physics, Crazy red and white days, dance parties in the yearbook room, in every picture ever taken, "Football, dot dot dot:' liuie: braids, hard working, socializing in the front room ... always, thanks for always. Aaron: "baby Canyon;' newest and hardest working photographer, "I know I need to get some;' future editor-in-chief! Rachel M: Precious muffin, little Ms. Vixen, always yelling at David, finding Lisa's bracelet! Sarah: "Five pairs of UGGS?!" Gorgeous hair, the only Carlson that's not a Carlson, sucker for Eric. Sophie: best house party! Three rugby pictures, "um ... l WAS in 6th period?" "sophomore girls ... you need to spread out!" (we love you!) Troy: "Lisa-make someone else do my page!" million man march to do a page, Ladies man on the staff, "Soulja boy is tighter than biggie;' sorry we never gave you adeadline off! Vanessa: "Nique-what am I gonna do about my page?!"Zuri: sorry we yelled at you ... Nique was stressed and Lisa was ... also stressed, making people apply to Creek for the tour ofthe hideous yearbook room. lauren: cutest sophomore girl, every senior boy's dream. Jake: Pesos, always talking tennis with Trap, Mushroom necklace, "Who let Jake back on staff?" Just because you're "baby Mal man;' we had to let you! Maddie and Amber: "I'm Kayaking." Broken camera, saran-wrap CO's, only person to do 80 collage, enjoying wrestling, hallway talks, voice mails when sick. TyShae: Silly yearbook badge, useless golf trips.?" Hali: "Where is Hali?'; confused walk, Georgia, baby-boo! Abbey: Pep rally, camera always broken, pretend junior. 252ANGELUS ��������� 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 2009 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource East High School Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2009 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 2000s Yearbooks