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"Wha•eve·" oy Liar., Lynch -Sarah Smith, 12 ----- -- -- ----- "Cable Car oy hE F·ay -Sean <il~oy e, l 2 -- "Things We Go Through" by Hawk Nelson -Holden Lewis, 1 1 ---- ''Acid Raifld·ops" by People Under ....he Stairs Zoe Tweed, 12 ������������������������������������������������"I will always remember the amazing people I met here at East." -Asher ��62 �UNIOR CLASS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 63 ---11 �64 �UN IORS 65 �66 �UN IORS 67 �68 �UN IORS 69 �70 �JUNIORS 71 �72 �SoPHOMORE CLAss - - - - - - - - - 73 --II �Steph=e Brandl Marga et lltidge< >!by Brown M-Brown Brown Pooge &dwJnon.Hol Honnoh 74 IIenau �SoPHOMORES 75 �76 �SoPHOMORES 77 �Mar 78 �SoPHOMORES 79 �80 �SoPHOMORES · - - - - - - - - - - 81 --11 �82 �FRESH MAN CLASS - - - - - - - - - 83 ---11 �84 �FRESHMEN 85 �86 �FRESHMEN 87 �88 �FRESHMEN 89 �90 �FRESHMEN 91 ���Bovs VARS ITY SoccER ... ~e 2009 Vars ty soccer team had h1gh hopes for a great season. Tre Ange s won t~eir f1rst garYle agairst Denver Christian, 6-0, and fo!lowed it up w1th b g whs against BoJider, 2-1, ard Over and 4-0. Tre team kep' their st•eak a ive and won the r ~irst n ne games, allow;ng ;n only one goal ESPN Rise ranked the 1earn i'1 •he no'ionol top 25 where •hey peaked out a• fourth ir the country. UnfortJnately, the streak changed when t~e team faced a tough Denver South opponert and lost 2-1 This loss would af~ect the tearr great 1y in 'erms of defend ng the city tit'e However, tl1e Ange s stayed ranked third in the state and bounced back wi•h b1g W'ns, including a win over second ranked Pine Creek, 3-0. A.l hopes of playoffs carne down to the game against li'lCO n. Tragically, lmco'n won 3-2 i'l ove'lime. Despite scoring 55 goals, ol owing on y 7, tm1shing with a 13-2 record, and being cons1dered a top p1ck to win i1, the Varsity •earn d d not make •he playoffs. Some•imes the better •earn doesn't wir, a~d t1·11s was surely the case for the •earn. "Eve'l "la es•ic eagles can have the1r wings cl poed", said ser1or Will Toaspern. Regardless of the d1sappoint rg end, Angel's soccer will coni nue to be strong and use •h s season as future motivation. -Logan Konko Photo Credit: Kelli Uhlberg a nd Zoe Tweed . Ve rtical. Far out jumping the op pos1lion, senior Wi ll Toaspern wins a header a gainst Kent, while semor Adam Sch reibe r sta nd s by for assistance. 94 Dynamic. Keeping his eye on the ball, senior Mikey Klein gets ready to turn through two Kent defenders. Mad skills. In the heated game against TJ, tumor Logan Konkol prepares to send the ball down field. �"We were a bunch of peas n a pod We gal burned, but got burned together -Adi Apodaca, 12. 'I'm not cocky, I'm conftdent And I like to juggle bolls." -Zoch Bolden, 12. I con t believe Fie d Hockey did better than us." -Wylie Urig, 12 Andy Gray, 12. Jon-Marc Marlatt, 12 . ScoRES )erwe Chs11on Ker• Denve• Bou der )oL.glos Courrty Ovdand Mor'bello Kennedy TJ West So<Jth GW North Pine Creek Greely Cen••ol Lirco~'l 6-0 3-0 2- 1 • -0 4 0 6-0 2 0 6 0 4-0 1 2 8-0 4-0 3 0 3- 1 2-3 Frrst Row: Marques McDonald. ion M Gray, Salvador Flores, Dillion Nuones, Phillip Greenholz. Second Row: Jose Aguilar, Wylie Urig, Alex Wathen, Nico Rodriguez, Joe Noihonson, logon Konkol, Dylan Yowger, Benno Sorensen, MoH Grober, Coulter Freyre Bock Row Wrll Toospern, Adi Apodaca, Zoch Bolden, Grant Beczkolo, Cooch Jody Roberts, Coach Beth Hinz, Coach Alex McConn, Jon-More MoriaH, Jock Hondersen, T1m Gold. Adam Schreiber 95 �Bovs JV/C SoccER The jV boys soccer • am star•ea the year off strorg by wi'lrir.g tre Arapa'loe Warr or 'nvitalional "We s•epped JP to the chal erge and •ook t~e game for ourselves," slated caplair Dylan Saunders The Arge·s' offerse was speclac~.,;lar, out scor ng their apponen•s 46-4 in their f rst 8 games. H·e var ety of age groups O'l •he teams successfu'ly p•ov ded a grea• m x of skills T~e older players Jsed their expenence to help +e yo.mger players throughou• the seasor. Coac'led by Pad Markso11, JV 1..,sed an oJts1a'lOJr.g o!ferse O'ld extremely st<ong defense to control t'le DPL The 2009 201 0 season was the hst year East rod 'h•ee JV boys soccer teams. jV2 and JV3 were batr coached by Peter Goldi . Both teams had a .ot of young to ent and poten 11al JV2 had h..1ge wins against Mul en in the beg n'li'1g, O'ld beat he com pet live Grandview teafY' Iowards •he end of Ire season. JV3 had many close games and conc;isle'1tly fough• for VICtory. All three teams had fur, successful seaso'ls due t the r hard wo•k. ~ogar Konkol Photos By: Aaron Holland-Plum "Th1s seoson was g·eat ' had a lot of fu'l play ng or s..1ch a skil ed team. Good ob guys, g•eat season. -Oakley . Ra~p·ashaa, 10. Ryan Cossoff, 1 1. Th•ougho~..,t tre c;eason we a I had to s•ep t..p and make plays. rhe big garres were very exc.t ng Dylan Sa~..nde·s, 11 Firs! Row Chris Corpenler, Corson, Jo•h Meren>tein, louis lozo, Aiden Acquzsto, Hoonzeroth, Dylo~ Sounders. Second Row· Yancey McWilliams, Alex Perez, Ryan Cossolf, Tonner Droke, Coden Mckenzoe, Jordon Lamport. Sam Feilds, Sino Kholghy, Ashi Geberkidone. Bock Row Coach Paul Markson, logon Hanson, Chris Herrmann, Miles McKenzie, Ben Lamport, Espiore Bohoti, Richoe Johnson, Oakley Romproshod Brody Anderson. 96 �looking ahead . Displaying practiced technique, junior Sino Kholghy looks ahead to play a ball into a teammate. Good footwork. Preparing for a clear, freshman Jamie Smith advances the ball down field for his team. "Our ream is unstoppab1e when we have ployers playmg hord d•iven bo I n•o fellow •eamates." -Mi es· Mckenzie, 11. Nick Leavengood, 10 "Teams had troL.b e keeping up with ~..s becouse of our smooth sk lis on the pitch." -joe Crapmon 11. F"st Row: Dylan . Maurice Diawara. Thomas Swam, Mark GarreN, Lynn. Timmy BrackeN ,Ryan Mikolajczak, Dov•d Medrano, Fronsoco Mora, John Nellis. Second Row· Jeremy Tabor, Graham Downong, Jom•e Smith, PJ West, Dylan l.ndimore, Donoel Garcia, August Radella, Luke Backstrom, Nadir Islam, Austin Neure•ter, MaN Fotzgerold, Nick leovengood Bock Row Bailey Phollips, ion Curl•s, Kii Rochords, Ben Schwartz, Gordon Mccoy, Joe Chapman, Chns Dewey, Noel Rocha Sam Valdez. Greys• •n Holle, Bo1ley Polonsky, Coach Peter Goldin 97 �Gl RLS VARSITY FIELD HocKEY Tile 2009 Vo sity g rls fie d hockey season was f·lled wi 1h many •ecord breoktng moments The season started wi•h a heartbreaking loss to their ong tirre r vo , Colorado Acodef'T'y, 0-1 However, the g rls O'lly wert vp from •here With a si game winning streak, East F1e.d Hockey continL.ed to prove everybody wrong By the end of the season, they cl nched ~ 3 wirs and succeeded in ranking •hemselves f1rst n trei• league fo• the playoffs Junior LoL.rer Woody so1d, "Trese games we•e get1ing rno•e and more htense as we were dmbtng the odder to tre too They obli•eroted their long t1me opponents, Cherry Cree in a 2-0 vtctory. Wins along the way irc·uded Eog ecrest, Golden, For• Collins, Colorado Academy, and Mountain Vista, wi 1h on ending season record of 13-3-1. ,..he team beat St Mary's 1r the f•rst roL.nd of playoffs. Their sem -fino gorre was ogo1'1S 1 Smokey H II Highlights of •he 1 game were goals by Megan Bort'e and Maxwe 1 Blair, whch ended •he epic bottle in the fourth overt1me. The g1r s field hockey team was the first g rls sport to ploy n o state final since 1991 . The g rls placed 2nd ir tl-)e state championship for the rirstlime eve•. Silver s always better than gold. -~iu1e Lo·son and Holey Jenkins Photo Credit: Jon Berman Spin dodge. In an tntense game against Snatch . Preparing to drive the ball up the Attack. As the star forward, senior Megan Colorado Academy, junior Lizzie Lorson assists in the victory of the team on their home turf. sideline, senior Kelli Uhlberg first dodges her defender in the Colorado Academy game. Bortle steals the boll and dribbles toward the goal, securing a tough victory against CA. 98 �"Our tnp to G·ond loke helped the teom bord 1rto on unstoppable team that crushed our opponents l'r1 no• eve'1 kiddmg!" -Claire Jones, l 2 "Juju's msp n'lg texts bndled the spark which se' fire •o our inner Angel pride and competitive spirit that took us to the championship game -Maxwell Blair, . ll "At each half time, we snacked on oranges and gJmmy bears while Dr. Berman captured the intense and memorable moments on cor1ero.' Kate Boyle, l 2. ScoRES Colorado Academy Golden SfTlokey Hill Grandview Eag ecres• Ma~..ntair. v·sta Cherry Creek First Row: Mauro McKoy, Mia Madrid, Amanda Brockbank, Kell i Uhlberg, Kate Boyle, and Emil io W int. Second Row: Holey Jenkins, Winona Beerens, Lauren Woody, Megan Bortle, Addie Goff, Kelley McCorroii-Gilbert, Alice Desmoulins, and Lizzie Lorson. Lost Row: Juile Stevens, Claire Jones, Margaret Minnig, Maxwell Blair, Ellie Moron, Anno Regan, Lucy Meggit, and Coach Connie. 0-' 2 0 1 -0 2-0 7-0 3- ' Srra ey Hdl 2 0 0 0 Kent Denver 0 1 Eaglecrest St Mary's Golden l=ort Co! ns Colo·ado Acode'lly Ker• Denver S• Mary's (Quarter) Smo ey H1' (Semi) e"l (Chorr.pionsh p) 8-0 2-0 . -0 2-0 3- 1 • -2 2 0 4-2 0-2 99 �GIRLS JV/C FIELD HocKEY Tl")e Eas' JV girls f eld hockey •eam started their season Wit!'! a s'rong wi'"l ago nst Colorado Academy, 4.0. "The mos' excitirg game o~ •he seaso'l was agains! Co orado Academy because we rod been practicing hard •o com"'ence the seaso'l wi•h b g wm! • excla med sopho...,o·e Ge'1 Crawford. As the season progressed, the team strJgg 1ed with a tie oga·nst rival Smoky H II, and three Jrfortunate losses aga.nst Reg s, Creek, and Kent. The team morale picked up after these m·nor setbacks, and trey ended t"le season w th great enthusiasm! The East C •eam fie d hockey girls started the season off wi'h a domirlalior agams• Kent 1-0. The girls really put their newly found sk1 Is to use, and scored against Kent early." sad Coacn Maggie Yamni 1z. After tying a couple of compel live ga'T'es the girls found a sense of team camaradene and ca"'e 'ogether 1o beat Grandview 2-0. Maxwe I Bioi· Photos By: Kelli Uhlberg and Maxwell Blair Our red polo sh rts we made for tre 'ear" tt'lis year really 1gn ted our desire for irtersity " -Mega'l Rya'l, 11. Liza Sawyer, l 0 . Casey Rhine, l 0 . "~his season was ball n'. Our record was too leg.t Casey Rhtne, 10. Front Row· Blake Goldstein, Nicole Kleomon-Moran, Nero Boles, Casey Rhine, and Allison Heomlich. Second Row: Gen Crawford. Liza Sawyer, Emily Tucker, Abigail McCullough, Emma Thompson, Annie Horn, Skye Pawlik, and Madeline Froyd Back Row Coach Annie Krueger, Sarah Naughton, Katie McDermott, Megan Hutchinson, Taylor Johnson, Alyssa Stowers, Alyssa Owens, Megan Ryan, and Aiofe Burns 100 �Thwack. Keeping a low follow through, junior Nora Bates drives the ball Wind up. Preparing to sweep the ball, freshman Emily Lederer focuses down the field past her Cherry Creek opponent. hard, keepmg her eye on the ball in a game against Mountain Vista . "I oved being captain of C team, it taught me a lot obou' being a leader." -Jordon Topper, 10. . Sarah Naughton, 11 Sofia Marinucci, 1 2. ..... he team dynamics this year was spectacular. We went n•o every game focused ondreody 1o domirote." -Jono Walker, 10 Front Row· Elizabeth Reger, R1fey Schumm, Eilizobeth Greenberg, Emma Peterson, and Wren Duggan. Second Row· N'"o Moscheron, Emilie Lederer, Groe Dewey, Jono Walker, Jordon Topper, Gi$elle Rudnick, Audrey Pre$ton, and Elena Gutierrez. Bock Row· Coach Yomn•tz, lrie Johnson, Sofia Mormucci, Eve Golla, Maddy Bruno, Caroline Gilbert, and Sydney Gurthrey 101 �Bovs VARSITY TENNIS APer staring t'le seasor> with o rough 2 - 5 loss agamst Kert, the Boys Varsity Tennis team was co,....,rritted to makirg t~eir season more 'loteworthy. T'lis dete·mi'lat on led them to successful y beat Cherry C•eek 4 3 ir> t'le r next match. One of the1r b ggest •ivals was agairst Thomas Jefferson High school, and aher a long day of co!llpelltion. East come o-.~t victor o-.~s w th a 5 - 2 wm. The team went t~rougr a I ttle bit of a le• down when trey ost to GW 3 4, but they were determmed to not let th1s loss get to tl,em. Seruor Jason Laub commented, "Ou• losses pt...sred us to wor harder. and we achieved oy th1s by placmg sixth in the Creek lnv.tat1ora . " When asked abo-.~t this season, captain Joseph Lasse'l ·eplied, "I real y en,oyed the trip to Grand JL..nctio'1, Regior>als, and State Each tournament showed the best o~ every guy on Varsity. My persona goal for the season was to place top th•ee i'l State O'ld have the team do the same. Also. to be a supoort ve capta n! The boys had a very successfu~ seasor> overall a'ld erded their season on a high note by winning •egionals and continumg on to state. Sam Keiner Photo Credit: Coach Trapino, Aaron Holla nd-Plum, Zoe Tweed, and Kelli Uh lbe rg Cross court. Ripping a powerful forehand, sophomo re Daniel Weine r send s the ball sailing cro ss cou rt. 102 Soft hands. Showing great touch, junior Williams scoops up a half volley for a winner against Ponderosa in the regionals at City Pork. Colllab•orcJtion. Showing great partnership, sen1or Joson Loub and junior Elliot Momet power the ball across the court. �'T enn1s 1s o greo• sport because it tests 1nd1v1duol physic ol o1d rrc,...•ol strengt T'1e·e IS '10 1eelirg like serving 01 ace, 11 mo es rre happy. ,..~e team w 1 surv1ve corrpe'' on every year as lorg as they ~allow tre ·ules of t~e squad' -joke MoiMon, 11 'I en1oy 'ne gaMe of tenn1s because rrost women know r1rd tenn1s very attractive ord ~ot wre'l I ploy.' -Ado'TI ldlebc•g, 1 1 'YoJ can't p1oy ten!" s w1tf.ou' c onfidc'lce • Do11ny Prev1de1, : 1. With great intensity, jumor J beasrly serves ogomst his Kent opponent . Teamwork. Workmg together, junior Note Bartell and freshman Connon Sull ivan use effortless teamwork to get the boll over the net. ScoRES 9/ 3 9/ 8 9/ 15 9/ 24 9/ 26 9/ 30 10/ 3 10/ 7 10/ 16 Kent Creek TJ G .W. Creek Invitational Heritage CA. Regiona ls State 2 -5 4 -3 5 -2 3 -4 6th Pla ce 3 -4 3 -4 1st Pla ce 4th Place First Row; Coach Tropine, Coach To , Matt Prosser, Joson Loub, Joseph Lassen, ond Coach Tholhofer. Second Row: Max Bessessen, James Donahey, Collin Wells, Spencer Borrison, Taylor Williams, Connor Sedmak, Adam ldleberg, Connon Sullivan, and Andrew Palmquist Bock Row Philip M ilner, Eliot Mamet, Connor Smith, Lukas Duffy, Neil Roper, Kyle Schuster, Daniel Weiner, Jake Mal man, and Nate Bartell 103 �Bovs JV TENNIS "The JV team did ext'e ely well this year agamst so.,.,e of thei' tot..ghest competitors, such as George Washng•o., hgr Sc'lOOI Cherry Cree High Schoo, Kent )e~we•, ard Colorado Academy," sad Coacr M1che le Topt the head coach of the JV boys tennis team Coacr T opf stated that the ~V boys tenn1s team ~ad a very successh..l season with a to•a of sixty-eighl boys trying out fo• the tenn s •earn. Coaches Topf Tra ino and Thalhofer were very dedicated, a'1d due to the r strong commitment 1 re team was able to prosper, counting victor;es ago nst t 4-3 and GW 4-3 among their wins Sooro'""O'e Max Segal said, "~he most memorable moment i'1 th s season was defeating the ru"'be• one seeded player on the George Wash ngtor. JV tef1niS •earn." The players and the coaches roped to star• off the next season on the sa...,e h1gh note they erded this season on. Harnah Tigre Photos By : Aaron Holland-Plum and Julia Fal iano "'his season was a o• of L.n. We 11ad sorre close matcres but over a I did well ' love tenris! -Marc Axelrod, "I erjoy play·ng tennis because I love t'"le exc tment and t'le co,...,pe+ihon Chris Rudeen, ·o. Dylan Horvath, 10. 104 �Concentration. Getting low, sophomore Cass Obmasctk digs out a low return to get the ball back in play and stay in the point against GW Forehand winner. Getting under the ball, sophomore Ben Rudeen drives a top spin forehand past his TJ opponent in a doubles match. "Wher I ptay len'lis, I play hard and I ptay Ia wm. -Estaban Pacheco, 1 1. II "T enn sis awesome! My favor te stroke is the serve, becat;se peap e have no idea where I m going to ~it i'.' -Michael Prosser, Front Row Mork Francis, Jordon Rudman, Jomil Elfahd,, Stefan Unress, Max Segal, Ben Clemens, Mason Poli, Nate Chacon, Sam Fosler, Coach Thalhofer, Coach Topf, and Coach Tropine Second Row Keaghan Dunn-Rhodes, Brendan Moon, Chris Rudeen, Ben Rudeen, Andrew Wise, Max Fine, Dylan Ray, A1dan Alliwn, M11cea Mosely, Nate Coss, JT Armslrong, Derek lewis, Charlie Shannon, and Dylan Tooley Back Row Torrell Rodriques, Pierce Vilkus, Drew Tronler, Andrew He1mlich, Marc Axelrod, Cess Obmosc,k, Dylan Horvath, Dov,d Storey, Abe Momet, N'ck lute Anthony Cummings, and Michael Prosser 10. 105 �GIRLS VARSITY SoFTBALL T~e Varsity saHbal tea:-n started the season df strong by winnmg t~ei• f1rst game ago nst Overland, 20-1 0. Alt~oJgh tre •eam suffered a five game losing streak after that, t'1is only ft.:eled the girls to keep their reads h gh and persevere They pulled off an i""'pressive wi'1 against their rival Gateway, 23-4 They successful y pulled off a repeat, although last year they 1-tad orly wor agains' Gateway 8-1 When the •eo'"" faced Ove•land for a second time later in ti"Je seaso'1, t'1ey wor 21-1 3 Their determination to sJcceed was payirg off. ~he team faced some tough losses, but that didn't dete~ trem "T~ey continued to put the r all into the r games, but at the same lime they contmued to have fun," com.-rerted Coach Rickets. When asked how she felt abou' the season and her team, Captain Ka•h een Gegner sa1d, "Th s was a tough year. We haa a lot of young playe•s and a lot of things to lea•n bJt we st II squeezed in a lot of fun." The team e'lded the season w1rmng the·r last two games ag01'1SI Arvada, 10-0 0'1d North, 24-2. The Varsity tea"" hod strong morale and maintained positive team spmt •h•oJghout •he ent1re season -Angeli'1a Howard Photo Credit: Hali Groninger and Julia Folino Strike ! Using all her strength, sophomore Julia Vrooman strikes out the opponent 106 Warming up. Working on her technique, Steal. Making a daring move, freshman sophomore Samantha Drake throws some pitches before the game Bnttney Rodriquez beats the throw into third. �Our best game by rar was against T.J It was a tough .ass, but everyone played with irtensity. The game showed how strong t'le team was." -Kathleen Gegne', 12. "Sohbal IS len limes better than hordbo'li" -T ayla< Gree"l, l l. "Beast It Up!" -Abby Ortiz, 9. ScoREs· Overland Fortluptaf" Wesi'T' ,ster Reg1s jesL. Woodland Par Woodland Par Gateway GW. Adams City Abraham line oln Montbe o Overond lew1s-Palmer West T'lorr-as Jeflerson Front Row- Kim Ruiz, Vrooman, Kennedy, Brittany Rodriguez, Somontho Droke, Abby Ort,z, ond Goby Gaass. Second Row Manager lsroel Garzo.Louren Arline, Maggie Hortnan, Groce Montes so no, Julia Vrooman, Stacey Tobb, Hannah Unhedt, ond Olivia Georgia Bock Row: Cooch R1ch Mac le, Taylor Green, Destiny Miles, Kathleen Gegner, Autumn Pierce, lillie Montessono, and Coach R•ckets 20-10 0- 10 2 21 2- 12 7-9 12. 13 23-4 9. 23 18 7 5. 15 16-0 21 13 0-15 6-7 4 5 JF 1 '3 Arvada Nort1 '0-0 24 2 107 �Gl RLS JV SoFTBALL AltroJgh trey los• some of t~eir top players, t~e jV team was abe •o come together and end thei• season on 11 a st·org note. 1 was very proud of the team We rea ly pulled •oge•her ~or a successful season, and I was very prOL,d •o be t'le coach, stated coach Cra g Ricketts. After a 'aJgh star• to t~e season, the Angels preva led by wi'lring ol bu• two of their games. After losses n thei• ftrst two games agairst Regis and RanJm, the girls, under •he new leadersh p o~ Craig R1cketts, became determined to succeed The team's de• at of rival GW was a very excit ng accomplish~ert The team also dereated their bigges• opponent Tj, wi'lning 7-2. Beating ot...r biggest •iviOI took a !o1 of hard war , bul it gave us a lot of con'iderce in the rest of our season," said freshman Rachel Miskowicz. The learn placed number one after beating all of the Denver tea"'s. With many talented young players, •he rext faJI season promises to be successful for the gir s II Roche Mang1one Photos By: Lin Hill and Hal i Gro nin er We had a ·eally great season this year, we war every game excep• for the ~i•s• two II -~ac'le M skowcz, 9 Lily Montesano, 12. Abigail Ortiz, 9. Adele Vrooman, 1 1. "It's a"'OZ1ng what cor happe'l when peap e pu.l together and s•art creerirg for each other -Ab gai Ortiz, 9. Pull hitter With a strong swing, sophomore Samantha Drake sends the ball into right field. 108 All smiles . Waiting for the game, junior Taylor Green and senior Destynee Miles have fun. �Framing the pitch. Correctly positioning herself, freshman Rachel Kennedy recieves the pitch in a game against East Varsity. Eye on the ball. Setting herself up, sophomore Rachel M iskowicz concentrates catchmg the ball in a game against the East Varsity team . "My coaches were really fun and energetic, and I liked being on both Vars1ty ard JV" -Maggie Hartman, 9. "W e had alot of fun and war ed together to beat a I •he Denver teams by ten runs" -Rachel Kennedy, 9. Front row: Ab1gail McCullough, Emma Bliesener, Second row; Rachel Kennedy, Madison Duvall, Janet Porras, Brittanyann Rodriguez, lost row; Craig Ricketts, Rachel Miskowicz, Aurelia Guerue, Eilish Forward, Margaret Hortman. 109 �Bovs VARS lTV FooTBALL Tne Angels Varsity ~ootball•eam had a rOt.gh n t a start wi•h a f rst game 10SS ago1nst Longmonl I 16-431. "It felt bod to lose our first game," said senror Will Bou•, "but k'lew •hot we were a bette• teaM tho., •hat and we could win the rest of ou• games." The season on y improved from there with four consecu•ive w ns agai'lst Westm nster 126-6), AurofO Cen•ral (27-0] Gateway 126-14) and o sold homecoming gorre v c1ory against George Washi'lgtor 126-9) Our teaM was clearly wo•king togethe• and i' brougH 'ligh hopes for our next go.,.,es, said jun·or Miles Mackenzie. Jnfor•unotely tre season ended with o loss m playoffs against .,..homos Jefferson and Legacy "Desp.te the losses I was incredibly impressed and oppree~a•ive o• the vors y football team," says coach Wolfork 'Tre four consecutive win streak was grea• fo· t~e team ar>d was m direct correlation with the ho·dwork of t'"le players." Not only was the season good bu 1 it showed that the Angels were true competitors ond thot there's hope for next season's sL.ccess. In tre e'ld, other schools should watch out for the Denver East Angels -Sophie Pelz Photos by: Kelli Uhlberg Pressure. Lunging forward, sen ior Shohid Hoover Intercepts the pass ot the lost minute of th e ga me. 110 High step. Stepping out of a tackle, junior Donovan Ankele heads down field against Legacy Teamwork. Defensive players join together to tackle the Legacy running back. �"The key to success is one team, not one individL.al " -Tariq Hokeem, 11. Stretch. Delivering a beautiful pass, freshman Kadeem Hendrix-Wilcox connects down field. "What proved to be the most difficult por1 of the season was try1ng to get everyone healthy ond legible to play. It all worked out." -MorcL.s Pinillo, 12. High kick. Showing his extreme flexibillity, junior Miles Mackenzie punts the boll. "The unity of the team, compliments the success." -Lexmgton Smith, 12. The Angels offensive line gets ready for the hike. Kika Grimes, 1 1 ScoRES · Longmont Westm nster Aurora Centro Gateway Wash ngton Rangev1ew Mortbello Hmkley Thomas Jefferson Legacy 16-43 26-6 27-0 26- 14 26-9 0- 19 50-6 31 -0 '3-37 8-28 Row: Raymond Boston, Taylor Junoel, Setond Row Ohshoe Warren, Trevon Warren, ' Hoover, Parnell Anderson, Marcus Horns Jr, St ven Salazar, Dernck lone, olon louoter,lucos Atwood, Joylen Noble, Corter Thompson, Dono Smoth, D'Joye Horns, lsoooh Hendnx Thord Row Tyler Burrell, Lhord Hocks, Doonte Peoples Coach Norcy, Cooch Whot , Coach Rob. Coach AI, Coach Moe, Ron Wolfork, Mark Collhoun, Ronald lite Mo es MocKenzoe, Oomomc Be1orono. Fourth Row Juston Holden, lssoc ScoH, Marcus Pmnlo. TteVone Punloy, Dante Benne! ~on Lathon, Deon'e Molton, Aaron Lathon, Mona Esponaso. lee Arredondo, Tonq Hokeem, Eze oel Boshop, louiS Aldridge, Tyree Ogsbury.Jones. •ko Gromes. lost Raw: Trevoon Porker, As a N'dooye. Hollins Woshongton. Kadeem Hendrix-Wolcox, Wll Bour Roy WQ!son AorO!' Howard. Willliom GnHoth Jacob Mann, Daniel Bennet, Evon Bledsoe, lexongton Sm•th, Dohan Berridge 11 1 �Bovs JV/ C FooTBALL The JV boys football t om fough1 ro•d •heir 2009 seosor. Tre season started out wi•h a loss to Longmort for 1'1e seco'ld yeo< i'l a row. Sophomore Demonic Delhierro said, We ost oJr f"rst game and we were disoppo nted in ou•selves, yet determi'led to make the next game better The team bou'lced bock wi'h on exCII ng v1ctory ogomst Westmm1ster n thei• rex! game, and cant nued their streak wi'h a Wl'l ago nst At-roro Central, 50-0. Although they lost •be1r next game to Gateway, they reto1ned their confident mi'ldset ana the r de•errninotiol"l to ~oshion a successfu seosor' overall. The C team hod Or' incredible start to their season by wir'ni'lg the r ~1rs• four games ago nst compel tors Longmont, 21-6, Wes'ml'llster, 24 10, Au<o<o Cen'ral, 42..0 and Gateway, 9..0 ... he f rs' loss of the season came against r vo George Woshrgton, 0-6. Instead of hurrng •he team, it pushed trem to wo·k rorder for their next games. Both •ootbol teo""'s cleo·ly shored their Jnre enting deter"'irotior' to succeed. Angel no Howard Photos By: Breana Hamlet and Maddie Haml ing I love football because its mte'lse. 1t s fu'l, ord it's all obou' 'ea""'WOr ." -Roy vVatson l l. James Chapman, 9. ·My fovo·ite po·t of football IS every•hing , love the defe1se O'ld Ire teamwork Neve· be o~roid to sL..cceed!" -Dominic Delhe•ro, l 0. Kiko Grimes, 1 1. 11 2 Quincy Brown, 9 TreY on Purifoy, 10. �Cutting bock. Faking out his opponent, freshman Tristan Stacks cuts back agamst the grain to pick up a first down. Malik Tollerson, 9 . When I'm off the f1eld ! feel out of place and ow word, but when I step on the fie1d everything IS perfect and I feel 1nvmc1ble." -josh Volm, 9. "Scorng touchdowl's makes rne feel accomplished and helpful to my team." -jobori Holland, 9. fir1t Row· D'Jaye Harri1, Nolan Lassoter, La Mark Monte1, Dommie Delhiero, Dernck Lane, and Steven Salazar. Second Row: Dalton Berridge, William Horns, Kika Grimes, David Jame1, Coach White, Coach Calhoun, Coach Williams, Jalen Thompson, TreVon Purifoy, Thomas Shepard, and William Baur Third Row Coach Wolf, Tyrell Home1, Zachery Seorless, Patrick Jackson, Taylor Juniel, Bubba Zavolo, Dominic Berjarno, Dionte Peoples, Sam Lassoter, Eddie Johnson, Jermaine Love, and Jabari Holland Back Row. James Mokros. Angel Oaxac, Ivan Gonzale1, Duncan Frost, Ni oto Chro1ten1en, Tristan Stacb, Quoncy Brawn, Tomario Wilson, Tucker lewis, Malok Tollerson, and James Chapman 113 �GIRLS VARSITY VoLLEYBALL The 2009 girls vo·sity vo'leybol season ~ad one of l'le 'Tlast successfu yet Hovmg wins against 'op competitors Bot-lder [3-2), D'Evelyn (2-1), and Monarch (3-2), s~owed rot only DPS schools but out of league schools t'le tougr competi'ors the Angels hod oecome The g rl's •eom dynamic significantly mproved ths seosor, especially wi'h transfers from George Washington o'ld Rongeview For four years .n a •ow, t'le Vars ty team has held the City Ci1o'T'p a'lship 'itle, and the 2009 seniors were deterrrined to mo e it a fifth year. The coaches and t·o ne•s put the g rls thraJgh painful practices and cord,!lortng wh ch Jl 1imotely aided the Ange s by mold ng them n'o a top level team . Ded cation from the 'eo'll and coochmg staff was the key component to the gtrls sJccess ths year. The teams also hod two gtrls ror ed in the slate, Katie Wetse got 7th in state fo• kil sand Holt Gran nge· got 8th .n slate fo~ ass sis. Mo1y hod h g'l hopes fa• the dtslrict tournament this year because they hod such strong starters and a sloe ed bench. Although the season ended with dist·.cts, •he heo•t and posston th:s team has for the game wi.l strengthe'l and separate thts team from the res', and motivate fu'u•e teams -Holi G•a'li'lger Photo Credit: Julio Foliono and Aaron Holland-Plum Ace. Wind1ng up, senior Veronica Roybal pos•llons herself for the serve. 114 Swing to kill. Soaring through air, junior Sunny Lunka lunges to score a point. Force. Scoring through a double block, senior Ell e Schmit aids East in a victory. �"Who- who- what did she say. Mmmm whatd•a say, Mmm that you o11ly meant well? Well of col-rse you d d " -Veronica Roybal, 12 ",was so wrong for so long. Only tryi'l to please myself Gir', I was cal-ght up in her lust. When I don't really want no one else ." -Elizabeth Jaster, Save. Diving for the ball, junior Sunny Lunka aves it while senior Veronica Roybal assists. 12 "So .et me in give me another chance. To really be you~ man Cause when the roo~ cave in and the truth came out. I ust didn't know who! to do • -Ellie Schmit, 12. ScoRES First Row Madison McHenry, Veronoco Roybal, and J Mulder Second Row Tionno Olson, Ellie Schmodt, Holi Groninger, Elizabeth Jaster, Sunny lunko, and Sylvoe Lerner. Third Row: Coach Notosho, Katie Weise, Ginni Mulder, Paige Sparks, Kristo Atofunwo, and Coach Simington Bou der D eve•yn PoMona legacy Arapahoe Ea•on Do ota Ridge Pme C•ee. Montbe o Derover Soutf. Mullen Abraham loncoln john F Kc'lnedy Denver orth Denver West A AcadeMy Mona·ch George Wasf. gton Man bello Rocky Mot.rtaor 3-2 2 ' 0-3 ; -2 0 2 0-2 0-2 0 2 3-0 3-0 0 3 3-0 3-0 0 3 3-0 0-3 3 2 3 0 3-C 3 0 115 �GIRLS JV/C VoLLEYBALL c The JV Of'ld team volleybdl girls rod their ups a'1d downs bu• e'1ded up having great seasons. The JV girls mairtoired a successful season through a unique combination of gir 1s f·o"" each c·ass Their team spirt was st•ong on and off the court The girls formed a great bond which paid off w1th an t...ndefeated record that includes an awesome wm agamst D'Evelyn 25-13 junior jackie Lorgdon so1d,"Everyone brings something positive to the •able, whicr is why I felt like a team instead of individuals. The C team girls hod a rot...gh start by losing their first two games, bJt managed to a ter their team mindset as a who e and progress:vely mproved ending W'lh on 1mpressive 12-6 record.They proved themselves through wws ago nst long-time •ivol suburban schools like Air Academy who •hey bea' 25-21 . "Everybody has tmproved the r at•i•udes and teamwork," commented Coach Hernandez Jessie Lndmore and Chayo Harr·s Photos By: Haley Groninger "Los.ng your vo1ce in every game is an experience -Mali Card, 10. "We started off '101 knowmg each other too well but now we're ,ike a farr'ily. • -Sam Read, 10. Back Row; Jacqlyn Langdon, Ginni Mulder, Mrs. Lee, Paige Sparks, and Jayna Johnson. Second Row: Sydney Knowles, Alaina Pendleton, Sylvie Lerner, Haley Garcia, and Michela Witter. First Row: C'Eaundra Caldwell, Mayra Tito, and Jeffri Mulder. 116 �Shoot and score! Knocking the ball over the net, sophomores Sam Read and Moll Card worked together to win a rally. Tipping point. Scoring a point in a close game, junior Paige Sparks tips the boll over the net. "My favori'e port about volleyball is spik ng becm:se someti"les it hits the sweet spot and it is so satisfactory " -Abigail Wright, 10. "My favori'e port about volleyboL IS runn·ng around and havmg a good t me with rry hot friends • -Lindsey Kette~er, 10 Bock Row: Coach Hernandez, Symone, Abigail Wright, Kelsi Arrieta, Malison Card, Shealen Gavin, and Coach Kayle . Second Row: Brandi Summers, Anna Bearman, Lorem India, N ia Slaughter, Kayle Wright·Jackson, and Sam Read . First Row: Lila Wright, Journi Johnson, and Lindsey Ketterer. 11 7 �FRESHMAN VoLLEYBALL 0Jr Fresrman vo leyboll team come into East as yoJrg g1rls and ended as young women. The g rls all stated they 'lad grown a lot as players and as people. ~reshmor'l Sofie Egan sod, "I've grown so much as a perso1 by not O'lly eorr"~1ng new vo leyboll s lis but by learn ng •h ngs I CO'l opp y to real hfe." It was easy for the girls to feel 0 1 ro'l'e ord welcoMe at East with the he:p of the1r team ,.,..,o•es. "OJr team has grown close• together th·s season, l·ke a fo~i'y, said T'ono Nelson. Overall they rod a SJccess~d season gro ing closer, leormng new things, and oec.O'""I'lg bet•er vo leyboll players while do ng t Playmg val eyboll helped make their freshman year at East a past ve experience "My fovo•ite port of the seoosn was when we beat ou· r.vo s n on m•ense game. I specifically remeber blockmg one of their sp1kes. There ore so many reoso1s why I love volleybol , but that was my favorite po•t of this seosor," c;o d A'ly Williams. -Choyo Harris O'ld Jesse Lindimore Photos By: Holi Groninger "Vol eyboll1s l1 e p1rg-oong, exc.ept way more in•er.se." -Ally Wil1oms 9 My fovori•e th ng oboL.t val eyboll 1S asking the otrer 1eom if they would 'ike a rnonicu•e wi 1h tre1· facial -Lauren Joblo'lsk, 9. Front Row· Tiona Nelson, Alex Adams, and Sophie Wright Second Row: True Krueger, Molly D1gnan, Casey Hanks, Ally Williams, and Kathryn Jacaruso. Back Row: lauren Jablonski, Soph1e Koopmeiners, Coach, Natasha Thomas, and Sofie Egan. 118 �GIRlS GYMNASTICS At the star• o~ •he seasofl, athletic di~ector Wes Ashley wasn I sure if East was going to have a girls gymrastics team Af•er mo'lths of searcHrg for a new coac~ with no rest-Its, Ashley was ready to send the girls to compete W'lh South and George Washington Then gymnast cs Ira ner Jessica lrby came 1n last minJie and saved the 12 year dis1rict champions. "• was a I t•le nervous to see if the •eam would accept and respect a new coach, b;Jt after the f,rst day I was surprised because the girls were very open and caring " The g rls had to shape up qu1ckly after starting practices three weeks late. But after two weeks of ntense and long practices Coach J had taught all sixteen girls full routifles on every event. The toughest competition was the f rst meet a• the Cherry C•ee Invitational. The team was only be~ind Rampart by 38 points. Later in the season, East beat JFK by o flill 40 po nts Sophomo·e Meghan Reimann sad "Weal dread waking up at 5 in the morning to go to on oil-day meet, bu• the team always has a blast!" -Lizzy Linsmayer Photos By: Lizzy Linsmayer and Lin Hill "We've mproved a lot since last year, and I'm really happy wi•h it." -EIIe Valdez, 10 • After 1 4 years of •raining, gymnastiCS gets pretty old but the thi'lg that keeps me goi'lg is the sensatio'l of flying " -tizzy linsmayer, 12 Front Row: Hannah Roy, Aylo Settles. Second Row. Rikki Garcia , Meghon Reimann, Elle Lizzy Linsmoyer. Bock Row: Rejoye Johnson, Tosho Corey, Lucero Alvarado, Jessica Voleta, Chelsea Thornton, Crestino Pacheco . 119 �Bovs GoLF n'e ooys go f team started the seosor s owly o~er olae~rg 3rd in tre DPS irvita•ionol and failing to qual·fy ir the Welshtre league meet. Hea•irg up for t'le season •he tea"' placed ftrst in the Kernedy League Meet, City Park League Mee•, and the w,·l,s Case League Meet In response to •he Kennedy league meet, junior fnc Carlsor said, ''We had to battle to pu I out •he wif1 bu' it helped us step ..1p and boosted OLrr team "'Orale • Trey ended the season witt"J a s•rong second place in the Varsity Ct!y C..1p. I' was a perfect way •o erd the season. It made everyone feel really accompl shed for the hard work trey put tr all season," s01d freshman Alex Langdon after •he City Cup tournamenl. Trree members of the gol• •earn were ran ed in the top ten players of Ire year scormg higr 70s and low 80s ir each tournamen•. "Th s year held challenging compe•itions, but we toe led it and ended with a good year," satd Coact"J Sch~.;t•s Tt"Je boys go:f team finished the seasor wit!"! e cellent average team scores and trd vidual scores Overall it was a swing n' season! -LaJre'1 Woody Photo Credit: Aaron Holland-Plum, Kelli Uhlberg, and Zoe Tweed On the beach. HiHing it bock onto the green, 1un1or Conner Callahan escapes the sand trap . 120 Drive it. Following through, 1unior Johnny Pork watches his iron shot head for the green in the Varsity City Cup . Hole out. In the City Pork League Meet, sophomore Max Prende rgast finishes hole nine with o par. �"Golf was really fun tHs year because we had a really good team ard I felt tral we really came together." -Zacl, McCair, ~ I • My favorite port about this season, being a senior golfer, was learning how •o wal on water • Ned Imhoff, 1 2 "I enjoy playing go'f because i•'s an indivtdual sport, and I can determ ne my irrprovement thro~.;g'loJt the year.· -Jornny Par , , 1. ScoRES DPS Invitational Welshire League Meet Kennedy League Meet City Park League Meet Willis Case League Meet Varsity City Cup 3rd of 7 DQ 1st of 7 1st of 7 1st of 7 2nd of 7 F rsl Row: Troy Griffen, Andy Post, Josh Pappas. Chris Hader, and Alex Bacon. Second Row· Jenny Pork, Greg Fronc1s, Bob Neel, Hamilton Odell, More Gordon, William Fyfe. Sammy Legge. Alex Langdon, and on Round. Bock Row· Coach Leamon, Tucker Robinson, Ned Imhoff, Conner Callahan, Wilson Scorbeory, Austin Powell, Matt Andersen, Zoch McCoin, Eric Carlson, Max Prendergast, and Coach Sch~tts. 121 �CROSS CouNTRY The East cross country •eom hod a rough start at tre Pot Po•ten hvi'otionol, where Ire boys took ninth place and the g rls •ook tentr place The team morale p1cked t.p as t"le •earns determination to succeed began •o become a reality. At tre JPS 2-Mile, t'le g1rls took a hord-eor'1ed first place. Tre boys tr ump~ed wit~ a th rd pace, firishing behmd TJ and Sou•h. "The DPS 2-mlle sa great meel, because i' de ..... o""strotes everyores sl'eng•h and thei· ability to pt.sh t~emselves ~or •hot lost mile, • comments sen m team copto n. Tina Soma, about their st.ccess at the mee•. The prog·ess t'le team mode showed at tre East lrvitotionol at Ruby H II, where both of East's boys a'1d gir s •earns too hst place. A few weeks later at the Horr"er CJp meet, t'le girls C'OSs coJntry team wo'1 •he froveli'lg ~iorrier Cup trophy, while the gt;ys too second As •he season come close to the end and reared the long anticipated city meet, head coach S•eve'l Kohu•h so1d, "It IS greo 1 to see the improvemen• t~ot everyo e has mode, and how b g the active team still is." The East cross country •eom derro'ls'roted the1r perseverance at tre meet, and corcluded the season on a strong note -Maddy Wegrno'lr Photo Credit: Maddie Hamling and Abbey Stevens leading the pack. Running fast, junior Lillie Toaspern beats her competition at the East Invitational. 122 Working as a team. Running together at the Thompson Valley meet, freshmen Bentley Porterfield and Autumn Ware hold their lead. Good start. Staying ahead of the crowd, sophomores Rachel Stroud, Ellie Cicarelli and freshman Chelsea Hoy stay strong in the race . �"My biggest accomplishment tHs year was runnmg a 1 7:44 rrunlite 5K at t'le East invttotiono It felt good to breo a reco•d • -Ch•ts•ion TJrnoc , 10. "The best port of cross country is crossing the finish line, and knowing whol you 1ust accomplished. n -Li'lie Toospern, 11. Strong finish . Giving her all, sophomore Maddie Kornfeld stays strong until the finish. Staying steady. Keeping a strong pace, sentor Hannah O'neil pushes through. "My fovonte port of this season was seeing everyone's perseverance, energy and excitement, even though it's st.;ch a po nful sport. That's dedicot on" -Tina Soma, 12 Joe Prendergast, 12. Kate Preston, l l . ScoREs· Pat Patten DPS 2-Mile Thompson Valley East lnivatiomal Harrier Cup Dakota Ridge City Regionals First row: Demse Meeker, Chelsea Hoy, She I Harnett, Joie Akerson, Bentley Porterfield. Autumn Wore, ModeiE!Ine Kornfeld, Mogg•e Miller, Hannah Lozo, Madeleine Amick.Kehoe, Tom Spano. Second row: Coach Kohuth, Max Bessesen, Emma Fine, Micah Levi, Cisco Katz, Orion Stanley, Meggon Dovos, Mark Chalfont, Aaron Rowland Third row· Anne Preston, Micah Prien, Elozobeth Cheever, Sarah lassen, Olivoo Bangert, Suzette Turner, Lillie Toospern, Adam Estocio. Coach Lone. Fourth row Madeleine Wegmann, Devon Romero, Tina Soma, Ellie Ciccarello, Mason Weiss. Koiley Geary, Hannah O'Neill, Madison Williams Bock row Joe Prendergast, Nick Nealy, Sam Wahlgren, Alex Abbot, Christ•on Turnock, David Anthony, Morchell Holle, Ethan Loewi. Girls 9th 1st 5th 1st 1st 7th 2nd 7th Boys 1Oth 3rd 6th 1st 2nd 6th 2nd 7th 123 �Bovs VARSITY BASKETBALL The Angels had a rough start to the season los•ng tl-te r ~i·s• ga.....,e against Be'levue (64-66) but they got bac 1...p 01 •heir feet witr awn agamst Fort Srr1tl, (70-581 "We started com ng together as a fam ly and it fel• great to truly work a~er startmg off on tre wrong foo' Whe., you •hink of one-ha{ th n o~ my head," said serior Tamir Hakeem. The Angels conti"ued to succeed w t th•ee more consecutive wms against Porderosa l71 47). Centenniai(Bl-511 ard Canyon Springs(57 55). High on their feet. the Arge s we·e L.n!ortunate y necked down witr two 1osses ago ins• Chatf eld( 7 4-94) and Highlands Ranc~ (52 46). ~~~~e two 'asses were kind of .ike blows to our egos." sa1d sen1or Evan Bledsoe, "but •har fJI y we dam noted come mid Janua·y And yes •he Angels d d w1'1r1rg seven games in a row agains' sc~ools Ike George Washlngton(59-49l and Thomas Jefferson (72-67:. Tt,e season ended in a incredibly rn•erse game against a~apahoe who scored the wmrmg 1ay-L.p in t~e ast two seconds. I 46-48) "Our success had beer flu.-•uating throughout the season ard the losses really hurt, but we finally seemed 1o ge• our proble.....,s worked out and the team was finally paying to the t•ue rept.tat on Angels hold." sa1d Coach Wol!ork -Sophe Pe z Quick pass . Skillfully passing the ball, senior A.ex Dew-Merriex dodges his opponent. 124 Swoosh . Lining up for a three pointer, senior Phil Watts steadies his aim . Mid air jump, senior Chance Moore stretches for the rebound . �"Yo1.. bet we gain' do our th ng, we o n't i' sunny in the sum"ler.G-5 No Cer mgs" -P~JI Wo•ts 12 "We I ve a l')igh lrfe Boooo'll in' G-5 No Ce lings." -Chance Moore, 12 Flash pass. Dribbling down the court junior Urroh Corter posses opponents Stretch. Ball in hand, senior Elliott Zettas towers over his opponents. The•e ore only two ploys, Romeo and Juliet a'ld geHing the boll in the basket n -Alex DewMerr ex, 12 Gary Schneider, 1 1. Devon Gee, 12 ScoRES t)e eV~>e Fnrr Smorh Gateway Eog ecr st Do Ponderosa Ce~lennool Conyor 'ion~gs Vc ey Para Verd ~hu d 1 d e ~ hotf eld >-loJh ords Ranch Roston Va ey ::le1 ve1 West Hg rds orc'l .o~~ F Kenr dy Du•v r Soull Geo•n Woshongt n Tt•omos eilerscn First Row. Alex Dew-Merriex, Uriah Corter and Elliot Zettos. Second Row: Gory Schneider, David Storks. Bock Row: Tre Porker, Philip Watts, Talan Whitaker and Devon Gee. Mo tb o Denver ·~, th Ao·o~om Lnco n Rang VIew Aropo~ 64-66 10-SSJ 8~84 8174 1316 /1.41 81 s 57'i5 'l!l-4 1 sa 6/51 1494 6216 60-5'i 6Y31 5246 9144 725 '>949 1267 60-61 9:t '8 6 'S 5641 4648 125 �Bovs Jv/c BASKETBAll The JV boys boske•ballteam carr1e into the 2009-2010 seasor~ •eady to work 'lard as a team Tre team had many 'lew playe·s but unders1aod that team chemistfy was 'lecessary to have success this year. The team had a rough star• losmg th·ee of the r rirsl four games, but quickly turned t arou'ld. T~e boys had g wms against GW, Valley, and rimsred t~e season w1t~ a wm over Lmcoln. Their overa'l reco·d was 1?-3. The C ana C2 boys asketball teams were also ready to play another gooa season of Angels basketball ths. The C team 'lad a •ough nor-league sc~edule but managed to bea' Regis O'ld ..,..hunaer Ridge in the f1rst ha f of the season. The •eo"' did well ir'l DPS play, beat ng most opponents O'ld rival Geo•ge Wash ngton C2 used their speed and determination to accompl sh a lot of the r •earn gaa 1s Everyone practiced hard and ·t payed off m the games The future of East boys basketball wil be safe reshng Or'l the sho..~lders of these teams -logo1 Kon ol Photos By: Julia Faliano and Marc Axelrod "Ou• team got bet•er game by game a1d come a lorg way siflce the star• of t~e seasor." -Alex Nopheys 11. 'If yo<J have a pos•tive o•t h,de ar'ld constan•ly str ve to give your bes• effort eventually you wi I overco"1e yot..r im.,ed ate prob.ems a'ld fird yot.. are ready for g•eoter c'lo le.,ges " Mite~ f-lei'lzeroth, 10 126 First Row: Demetrius Cardoza, Kevin Cancel, Carrington Bates, Greg Johnson, Jalen Thompson Mitch Heinzeroth, and Alex Napheys. Back Row : Demo Hasanovic, Thomas Shepard, Joseph Khan, Evan Bledsoe, Yancey McWilliams, and Dante Brown. �Smooth Criminal. From the corner, sophomore Jalen Thompson drops a three-pomter tn the face of a defender against Ralston Valley. Dishin ' it. Showing off his skills, sophomore Greg Johnson throws a pass to a teammate on the penmeter for a shot. "When 1t comes to practice, I'm Ol.tt of breath o I the time, but at o game the other team breath harder than I do " Bishop Archer, 10. First Row: Mccay Gordon, Oliver ZeHas, Kedryck Kelly, Coach Carroll, David Whitmore, Jabari Holland and Bassey Antai. Second Row: Angel Oaxaca, Malik Taylor, AJ Hayes, and Mark Dean. Back Row: lan MacDonald, Jaycee Floyd, Tristan Terroade, Austin Minnard, leonard Davis Jimmy Mokros, Keaghan Dunn-Rhodes, and Kadeem Hendrix-Wilcox. "With Varsity, we rose above adversity and expecta'ions to fm s~ t'le season strong. For C team, we l1ved up to expectations and war ed hard for the future. • · eog~an Dunn Rhodes,9 127 �GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Th s seoso'l E-ac:' GHs Varsity basketball reached new heights The lady Ange s 'lad a rough star' to Ire new season wi•h d sappoirt ng asses to Creek, ThJnderRidge, ord B•oomf·eld However, Coocr Ber•y ,.,o.,oged to pick the adies up a'ld s owly but sJrely the girls turned 1 ~eir season righ• around . On Jam.. ory 14th tre girls beat tile r ong time rival, Her toge, whicr trt..ly se 1 the pace for the rest of the season. Senior Rhioro Bral"'le said, 'It was great to be a po<t of such a •es.lient team. sometimes th ngs wouldn't end in our favor, bl.l we always maroged to pick up our spirits and take horre SO"'e wins And the girls d d continue to wm With a 23 5 record the girls mode ground in the basketball wor'd As March approached the girls set their s gilts on muc.h b1gger things. On March 6th their playoq career began . Beating H1gh onds Ranch in Quarterfi•lOis o'1d Heritage four days later in Semis the g1rls rod t~e r eyes on tre prize, a coveted State Champ1onsh1p Q., Ma·ch 12th at Univers1ty of Colorado Coors Staait..m the Lady Ange!s beat Legacy 50 to 46 to cement t'leir reign as the best team 1n the s'ate Tre Lady ange s were ob•e to covet the state tit e o'ld se' the pace for all spo·ts to come at East Corgrads Ladies -Choyo Harris 1 Photos By: Aaron Holland-Plu m, A mbe r Goltz, and Hali Groninger Swoosh. Po5ting up for three, 5enior Chelsea Sma ll makes th e baske t. 128 Champions! Holding up their trophy the Lady Angels show their pride. Congrods Ladies! Burning Rubber Before putting up two, senior Sam Sanders beals her legacy defender to the basket. �"I wou.d be nothmg without my •eom." Somontha Sander-s, 12. ·w e had kind of a rocky start bu• when we played as a team 11 got better." -Sunny Lunka 1 1. Money! After manuvering the Heritage defense, Dribble. After a breakaway senior Raven sophmore Sydney Small gets the basket Taylor sets up her shot. "Ball or de and tf you fall just come back like jordan. BOOMI!!" -Shoe Kelley, 1 2. Asia Roper , 10. Cheyenne Yancey 12, Sam Sanders 12, Raven Taylor 12. Front Row: Samantha Sanders, Asia Roper, Sunny Lunka, and Rhiana Brame . Second Row: Cheyenne Yancey, Missy Patterson, Halle Jones, Sydney Small, Tasha Carey, and Raven Taylor. Back Row: Franny Sally, Deidra Smith, Shoe Kelley, and Chelsea Small ScoREs· Eaglecrest Grandview Do oto Rdge Poudre Montbello Monarch Br1gr'on Heritage Derver West 65-59 52-36 46-36 52-49 82 69 56-55 72 46 67-63 JFK 66 31 Derver SoL.'h GW 53-26 T 63 20 Denver Nor•h Linco.n f-<onzor Ponderosa f-< gh ords Ranch !Ouolersl f-<er •age !SeMis) Lego(y 1r 'lOIS) 79-29 68 '9 74 50 55-43 62 51 53-45 50 46 86- '6 86-34 129 �GIRlS Jv/c BASKETBAll Th s season the East A ge s JV g rls basketbol teo""' reached new rerg"lts and really grew OS a team Thrs year the team perfected therr skrlls and rmproved their team work All o~ JV's had work eventual y paid off, espec.rolly rovrrg 01 Jrdefeoted season except for ore oss, wh ct"! the e'ltire team agreed was a c ose game The C team had a great season as well, f·lled with ntense cord t O'li'lg sessions, which involved stair 'U'lrirg O'ld spr ntc; but • e teorr agreed it paid off in tre go"'ec; "We becorn ike a litt'e fomi y and ended JP roving a reo'ly to~,;gh, but fun season," said sophol""ore Pe·i Ci•bo Overall 1he JV/C bas etboll teams worked hard, played harder. ard a lot of fun The team can't wait :.mtr rext yea· when trey can ploy together again and share in even more bord ng experiences. -jessica Lird more Photos By: Tyshae Wal ker " roved berng so close to my tea mates" Moyra Tito, 10. 'Bas etball.s a ~1.,n, Jp-beat sport, a'ld t~e team . Ufli'y IS aweso . . . . e KotHeen Chappel , 10. Front Row: Cece, Halle Jones, Asia Roper, Ajahne Johnson, Segen Telke, Kathleen Chappel., Tash ina Salas, Lyric Calhoun, and Coach Taylor. Second Row: Micaela, Tashelle Grant, Franchesca Sally, Kiana Warrior, Tosha Carey and Mary Prevedel . 130 �Flying high. Out-running her opponent, sophomore Mary Prevedel takes a JUmp shot "I love ploymg bo setball becoJse it's a lot of fun and the girls are really nice" -Caleigh Sull van, l 0. TaShina Salas, 10. "I love being a baler" -Pen C1rbo l 0. Front Row: Taylor Hardy-Roy, Tiona Nelson, and Charnae Wilson . Second Row: True Krueger, Brian no Ray, Sa de Gresham, Adie Hobbs, and lmari Ross. Back Row: Symone Holmes, Sophie Koopimieners, Janaya Johnson, Katie Pellicore, Micaela Haglund, and Ambria Dew-Merriex. 131 �WRESTLING The East Angels wrestling team did a t<emendo...Js job thrs yeo· ,., supporting one onothe< and s•oying fonsed to och eve t~ei< common goal and compete. They tro ned extensive'y and worked very hard •o qualify for both regioro and state "Wrestling is the mos• compe'i'ive spo<t, yo...J hove to be insane to wrestle " comments Toylor juniel Coming together 0'10 represent·ng East High was a key component in many victories. "Wrest irg mode me stronger mentally ord physically, and I was determ ned and was su·e not •o q...Ji'," so d freshman Ki.,..o'1i ju'ious. The gentlemen reo ly s'rove •o be the best and showed the r strength The team hod some s'or athletes this season . j...Jnior Kody f-iorr s successfully ranked frrst rn state. By wrnni"g ir regro'lals he orot...ght recognition to the team and garred respect for the sport and h s many occomplrs~me~ts. T~ey strove to obtain greatness, and as East Ange's t~ey have done that. "I hove hod a great trme wresting, especially bonding with the e'11ire team o'ld developing my strength; just able to accomplish my goals, I odm re this spo•t", says Arthony Lu'lo. Cong·a•u otions to the team and all the greo! victories they shored together. Photo Credit: Amber Goltz and Kelli Uhlberg Pinned From behind. lntiating the first move, freshman Devon Zavala works for win . 132 Compromising positions. Taking hold, junior In a bind. Getting ready to pin, junior Cody Blame Frangos gets on top of his opponent. Harris works hard to clutch his opponent. �"Wrest! ng is not about wro is the s•rongest, b1ggest,ar fastest, but wro wants it more, wrestling 1s a men•a game and takes a lo• o~ heart" -Cady Horns, 1 1 "Wrestling made me a stronger person and opponent I have stayed determined and that is why I am a great wrestler." -Dominic Bejarano, 10. Balancing out. Taking control, Joe Pecher takes standtng up to shake his opponent. "I've never done anyth ng tougher physical y or mentally. Those doors to the south gym are the gates to he I. .. and I'm an angel." -Trey Pernel, 9 Dominic Del Hierro, 10. Cody Harris, 1 1. Mark Chalfant, 9 ScoRE . Warrior Invite 31st Place 2010 Colfax Smack Down 7th place with 27 Points. Front Row: Kelsi Arrieta and Anthony Fachmi. Second Row: Coach Chad, Coach Andrew, Silvia Gallegos, Devon Zavala, Cooch Gallegos, Coach DeiHierro and Bobby Harris. Third Row: Kimani Jdious, Domonick DeiHierro, Derrick Christopher, Joe Pecher, Taylor Juniel. Fourth Row: Trey Pernell, Mark Chalfant, lavon Roybal. Fifth Row· Ambrosio Martinez, Cody Harris, Domin1ck Bejarano, Kheylen lohnson and Blaine Frangos. 133 �GIRLS SWIMMING AND DIVING The g rls 2009- 20, 0 swirr season started with a ba!"lg wne'l •hey defeated Smo ey HilI Cha•field, and Mountain Range at the first annual Angels rvita• anal i"1e1r wirn ng st·eak continued when they •oak ~irst p 1ace at the ·elay meet, whid-. was held a' •heir home poo in Ma'lual H gh School. At one of the larges• i'lvitatiorals of the year, the Angels took 2'1d place This was a hL.ge accomplish""'en' fof the team At the Jeffco lnv tat anal, the team too thnd place against a very competitive f·eld. w·th early state qualifica'ions by sophomo•es Alx Viski-Hanka and Magg1e Bur nardt, the team was destined to have a g•eat season ·~e girls o~ •h1s year's swim team c.a....,e together, pJ11ing thei• hearts, effort, and h.,...e mto makmg the team such a success This year s~owed what the swim team can really achieve and has set h1gr s•o.,da·ds for next season. - By Meggon Dov1s Photo Credit: Aaron Holland-Plum Smoo1rh ~''o", .. .,_ During the 50 free, senior Margaret Minnig glides effortlessly through the water. 134 Bouncin' Around . After a solid take-off, sen1or Lin Hill executes a perfect double flip. Finishing strong. In her last lap of the 200 free, sen1or Haley Jenkins finishes strong. �"I love swimm ng because I like gelling wei." - U lie Berman, 12. "I like to SW'm because the girls are ,ike family." - Janay Griego, 12. "I I ke swimming becaJse we have great dance parties!" - Rachel Havernak, 12 Flying High. While doing the butterfly portion of the I.M . sophomore Maggie Burkhardt gains on early lead . Elena Gomez, 10 . ScoREs· Smoky Hill Denver South Angels Invitational Thomas Jefferson jeffco lnvitat·onal George Washington Denver West North All League Meet 79-107 157-31 First Place 80-93 Th rd Place 109-79 118-59 120-57 First Place F ~ ~ow Michoeka Gronmon lillie Berman Em1ly Clinton. Jonoy Gnego, Uzz•e l•n)lnoyer, Tina Soma. Lin H, , Holey Jenkms, Morgo•el M.rm•g R:ochel Hawo~k and lydtu lborro ~econd Row Alx Vi,_k,·Honko, Elena Gomez, Emma Bltet.e,.,er, Aihfyn Tooley Kayle Thompson. Chloe V0111iok1s, Hannah Roy Casey tionh, Modtson Yowger, 5odte Moore, Rachel S,troud. Jasper Edwards, Megan Ryol\. and W41o Vovghon Third Row Senna Pons, Bethany H,ll '-'Iuten Jobloml1, Molly Appel, Grore Boldw1n, Em•ly Eggert, M•coelo Walker. Ko•tltn Phelan, Morgorel Chavez. Madeline Bruno, N•cole Curtis, lauren '1ama.l0Ufen Mo~!ey, and Mogg•e Hogan Bark Row Emily Joynes, Cre~1no Pacheco Monoh Pacheco8uJgo•, Hoonah Bucheno.,, Ellen MueRer, Jordon Hames. Moggre Satley, Julao Vrocm•an. Bnoono Well•, d01re Bruno, Mogg•e Burkhardt. Kailey Geary. El•zobeth Hann1fin, Jennifer Cl•nton Patge Buchona~ Hal 1We Zeltner Jeuko Voleta 135 �Bovs VARSITY LACROSSE The East Argels Vors1ty boys lacrosse team hod a greo• s•o•t to t'le season w th a first game win ago nst Fa rv1ew 11 '-1 0). They 'lad a grue.ing preseason ful of spr n•s, I k1ng, ord bol drills "The preseason was very inte'lse," said ju'lior Chr.s Hermann, "the beginn ng of the seosor I fel• ready and prepared for success." Howeve•, the Ange s ost their footing with six consecutive loses against schools Ike Cherry Creek 13-9), Kert 17-18) and Trinity 18-7). 'The asses really were a blow to ou motivation," so d junior Ryan DJnn "We clearly hod a o• of things to wor or if we wonted 10 fur•her progress." The team worked evef' harder after •he losses and Pne-tJned their s lis and motivation. The eHart proved successful with wins ago nst South 112-2), GW 115-2) and Cheyel'ne Mourtoir 113-12) T1e season ended 1n tre first •oJrd playoff game against Jouglos County 17-1 0). "uespite •he losses, we 'lad a good season whether we won o• los•. The boys were great on the team and the upperclassmen •eolly took the new members under their wings We rave a lot to war on next season but I'm lookirg forward to it, and I hove h gh hopes fo• our success, said Coach Borocas. Sam Kleiner Photo Credit: Aaron Holland-Plum Ground boll. Fighting with all his strength, sophomore Ben Borocos pushes his opponent to get the ground boll. 136 Skill. Protecting the boll, senior Dylan Barrett easily breezes by his defender. Mean muggin. Storing his opponent down, 1unior Sam Horacek gets ready for inihilation. �"When I step into the goal I go into beastmode." -Tom Dud 1ey, 12. "The only thing I don I like about Lox s that it's not year-round " -Peter Hombidge, 12. Dodge. Deeking his opponents left and right, 1umor Donny Prevedel owns the field. Squaring Up. Preparing to make a sweet save, junior Negley Garrett stands up. "Seonny Moe is the man!' - Donny Prevedel. 11 Jono Tapper, l l . Chris Herman, l l . ScoREs· First Row· Troe Williams, Ryan Dunn, Sam Hare Jono Topper, Chris Herrman, Grant Beczkolo, Evans, and Mike Spiessboch . Second Row: Jesse Thomas, Luke Boardman, Don Fulton, Nathan Mendez, Matt Tedeschi, Taylor House, Note Bartell, Will Baur. Third Row: Austin Neureiter, Negley Garret, Es~ebon Pacheco, Drew Trottier, Nik Peters, and Tucker Robinson . Back Row: Donny Prevedel, Adam Es!acto, Peter Hombidge, Dylan Barrett, Coach Borocos, David Booth, and Coach McCarthy. 3/11 3/14 3/16 3/17 3/20 4/10 4/11 4/14 4/16 4/17 4/21 4/25 4/28 5/1 1 1 to 10 Fairview 3 to 9 Cherry Creek St. johns School 3 to 5 8 to 7 Trinity School to 7 6 Douglas County 7 to 18 Kent 7 to 8 Columbine 12 to 2 South 15 to 2 GW Cancelled Regis 4 to 12 CA Cheyenne Mnt. 13 to 12 9 to 13 Arapahoe Douglas County 7 to 10 137 �Bovs Jv/c LACROSSE c The rost Argels JV and leO"' hod ou te 0 promiSi'lg ord su.:cessful seosor. With mJch determ1no•ion and perseve·once, tre two •eoms of Angels proved all their 'lord work was worth 11. Whet'ler it was in rain, snow, or SU'IShhe, t'le Argels loco se boys were giving it their all The C team started off the1r season w:t~ o 8-6 wi'l against Vo or C'lr shan H.gn School. Ths followed In 1he footsteps of the C teo'"" of 09', w~o were the v!ctorious champions m the tou·nome'1t of t~e1r d v1sion against rivaled Crerry Cree . • Everyone real y p lied together this season and reo ly bonded •o become o strong teof'l. We all improved throJghou• the dJrot O'l of the season," said sophomore joe Jaster. E:ost's jV 1eom torted their season off strong as well with o crJs~ing victo of 11-0 ago nst Legend. East Lacrosse has always been on example of East's pride and school spiri' t'lro~.;ghout •he years, and th1s year is no exceptior. The future of East lacrosse loo s p·omising As JV/V :unior Tucker Robms n puts it, "Lo is legit. • Model ne M ller Photos By: Julio Folion o and A aron Holland-Plum. "10% La 90% Flow • -Zaer McCabe, 9 Chris Walden, l l. Joe Jaster l l . Austion Woolfolk 10. • P oyi'lg 0'1 JV s reo ly great because il s a chol erge but 1ts sti I ust hov1ng ft,n w.th my frie'ldS at the some lime. • -K1• Frey 9 Defense. In their game against ield, sophomore Joe Jaster and junior Dallas Sherman keep the goal safe. 138 Sprint. Blazing his way down the field, sophomore Dylan Horvath anticipates a pass. �Stick skills. Faking his opponent, sophomore Will Ammons holds possession of the ball. "lox is a complete parol el •.miverse -Duncan lozo, 10. "Snoppin that bo~l in that goal is what I do best. • Dylan f-lorvoth, 10. F"st Row. Aaron Horvath, Austion Mox Fone, Chns Waldren, Chorloe Shannon, Duncan LOZO. and Dovod Engle Second Row Joe Jaster, Brion lotvok, Keenan Kelly. Max Bechtold, Zoch Searles Nodor Islam, Oollon DaVIs. and Jayson SlaviCk lhlfd Row. Dered lewiS, LBO K, er Luke Bockslrom, Sam Coh1ll, Tanner Shouse. Guthroe McGlynn, A•don McGore, ond CJ Moiler Fourth Row· Zoch McCabe, Keoth Barron, S1nno Kholgy, Dallas Sherman, Par McKtnney Cameron Shoo , K•t Frey Motch Corson, Noel Rocha, and Jerem Stellman 139 �GIRLS VARSITY LACROSSE The 2008 2009 was a very SL-ccessfu season for Ire East lacrosse g.rls, Ia ing the program to a new leve . Ma irg it a l•he way to sem1-finals, Ire East Arge s t1'1ally proved t'1al G.rls lacrosse is someth ng to look OL.I for The East Vars!ly team used thei• new skills •o carry out a 10 game wmning s•reak, beating ard~-nvals Colorado Academy and Araparoe. Alt~ough t'le g1rls begar with a tough loss agamsl Air Academy, •hey quickly learned from their mistakes. Wei-known Coach ~ o b ert Romero was assisted by E len Ra~>·w and East a u'"!lni Andee Barocas With the '"lard work from the season, the team we'll to quar•erfinals to pay t-!er.tage/Lillleton. In the closest game of •he season, t"le Angels won by one goal in lt'Je 'osl miru•e Ecstatic w th the victory, IUnlor Tierra Ro...,ero said, Th s game shows Ira• all the runnmg we d d dL.;ri'lg tile sea son paid off because when t com es dowr to •I, w e out-ran them." When it was fi ra ly li.,...e for th e sern1-firo game, the girls went up against the nL.mber on e team, Cherry Creek. Although the game ended in a loss, 11 was the f1rst time the East g rls were lied with Creek at half lime, making it a hard foL.ght wm for them The girl's legacy w1!1 contirue at East for years to come Lizzie Larsanator and Kelley Mcgriddles Photo credits: Oakley Ramprashad and Haley Jenkins lefty. In a land-slide game against Mullen, junior Maxwell Blair posses with her nondominate. 140 Doubled-teamed. On the East turf, senior Alyssa Owens drives to the goal against Mountain Vista . Keep your head up Looking for the pass, junior Lizzie Lorson runs down the sidel ine. �"T'le bes' feeling IS slamming the boll n•o the bock of the goal" -Ellie Moro'l, 10. "It IS rice be ng on a team that is bet•er than the boys because we get pnority over the left side of the field." -Lauro Martinez, 12. Being goal e is f:.m t feels good when we hove played our best and won the game." -Mikoylo Sullivan 12. Mary Prevedel, 10 . Tierra Romero, 1 1. ScoRES · ~ront Row: Kelley McCa Tierra Romero, and Koyla Sullivan. Second Row: Emma Dayney, Segen Tekle, Maxwell Bla ir, Lizzie Larson, Haley Jenkins, Laura Martinez, and Kelli Uhlberg Back Row: Coach Robert Romero, Mary Prevedel, Peri Cirbo, Anna Bearman, Ellie Moran, Grace Kahn, Tori Larson, Alyssa Owens, and Helen Gaffigan. Air Acad-ney Reg1s ,esuil Mullen Kent Jenver T~aiT'psor Valley St. Marys Thomas .efferson Soulr Mo~..onta'n Rorge SumiT' 1 lewts-Pai'Tler Arapahoe Colorado Academy Smoky ~i Her loge-l" e•or [Quarter r·.,a s) Cherry Cree (Sem~F 'lOis) 2'8 9-7 16-5 t3-1/ 25-6 :/-9 19-' 18' 22-2 199 13-9 106 158 14 13 8-20 141 �GIRLS Jv/c LACROSSE The~ V g r s •acrosse • am ·c ed off the year with a great w n agail"st Lewis Palmer, l 84 The season just ep 1 gettmg bet•E'r for thE' JV s uad throug'lou 1 the year, winning every game w ~ flying c lors. They had tremendous teamwor o o'"lg with great humor in every game they played No mat•er the w other, t~ey le~t i1 a'l on the held. ~oter in the season, the ocrosse ladies 1ost ago nst Kent 1n on aggressive game, losing by one point off of a pe0a:ty shot endtl"g up with a score of 1 l l 0. Aker •hat, t~e JV was determ ned •o corq er t~e fteld, wnning in a great game ago nst Creek, • 4-9 Captains Lila Wrrght, Kolle McDermot•, 0'10 A'1rte Horn pu!T'p up the sptr t by do1ng fun dr1lls on tre f1e d. "Being tense ge•s m tre way of your play.'lg ob.!tty so we try o loosen up the ladies in order to ploy ou· bes•, "sa1d soph more Anne Horn On game day, yot. can see •he jV gir:s s •uti ng up and down the hallways wearil"g the1r red and w ite 1erseys The JV 1-Jos really played •o trei· fu' oote'"lt:al in an omaz ng season -Ell e Moral" Photo Credit: Kelli Ulhberg and A arron Holland-Plum. "Tf·e teo"'1 was so welco"'irg and ~un, · love play ng every game! Hannah Bucrenau • 0. Abby Mclagan 10 and TaSh ina Salas 10. n • Lacrosse 1s so much fJr because our •eo"' is so relaxed and omoz ng!" -Kot'lryn Jocr JSO 9. 142 �Ground ball. Snatching up the ball away from her Pouter opponents, .ophomore Liza Sawyer brings East a victory. Defense. Running down the field, sophomore Abby Mclagan plays hard-core defense on her Lewis Palmer opponent ...... Hannah Buchenau 10 "I love :acrosse because I feel li e Regmo George in Mean Girls, to ng out rr~y anger on everything is always the best policy! (And I'm not kidd ng)" -li a Wright, l 0 "Our team th·s year has some senous spunk and pos1t1ve ottiltudes which br ngs up the team on the field and o~1· -Kolle McDermo '· 10. Front Row: Katie McDermott, liza Sawyer, Annie Horn, Lila Wright, Megan Hutchinson, Maddie Bruno, Jessica Delgado and Audrey Preston. Second Row: TaSh ina Salas, Emilie Lederer, Daisy Zoby, Micaela Walker, Lindsey Ketterer, Alyssa Stowers, Sophie Wright and Camille Moore. 143 �Bovs VARSITY BASEBALL The Angels boys bosebol has always been a popu 1ar spo<t among s•ude'lts at East The Vars ty team •s what every ploye' stnves to get to. This year was no differe!ll. Many dedicated players hod worked l,ord to eo'n a spa• and 'loped that their hard war would pay oft r the 2008-2009 season the guys wo'lted to con•rol DPS and show that •hey hod what t took to compete wth schoo s around the state Boc to bock wins ogomst Steamboat Springs he1ped the1r cause. The Angels stor•ed on a oose foot with losses to Bear Creek and Cro•field, both teams that hod success tr t'le 5A state lourro'T'ert However, w~en it co...,e to DPS teo,....s, they only lost to Kennedy and GW. The boys were confident as they camp eted the regJior season and entered the playoffs. The boys sadly lost ifl •he first round ogoins' Green Mounto n. "With a ve·y good gro1..p o~ •uniors and sophomores, Angels baseball hopes to improve its performance tn t'le future, said Joy Nogomi. The team fin shed with on overol record of '5-4. A stable program has now been es•abl shed and results will come from comrr~itted players ord passionate coaches. -Logon Konkol Photo CrediL Kelli Uhlberg Transition. After connecting with the ball, senior Juan Garcia- Gonzalez turns and runs towards first. 144 Step up. In a game against Kennedy, junior Ivan Porras gets ready to hit a homerun. Locked on. Keeping his eye on the ball, sophomore Dalton Berridge prepares to swing �"We a•e determ ned to be tre best thts year. We are gong to give • 1 0% every game • AddiSOfl Squibbs, ll "Yogi Berra said 'Baseball is 90% mental, the other half is phys•CO~. Baseball is a game of intel igence, but it also tests confidence. -juan GarciaGonzo ez, 12. Knuckle Down. Waiting for the pitch, 1untor Wolter Zavala stands at the plate . "Our team s the pan train and I m the conductor • -Connor Saicher, 11. Ready to go. Waiting to score a run, senior El ot Zettos tokes a lead off of third bose . Teamwork. At East, junior Wolter Zavala and sentor Eliot Nelson turn a double ploy. ;·rst Row: Ivan Porras, Addison Squibbs, Marcellus Briscoe, Joy Nogomi, and Zoch Moldenhauer. Second Row· Elliot Zettos, Spencer Nowell, David Spicely, David Leamon· Miller, and Andrew Wise . Third Row: Eliot Nelson, Wolter Zavala, Dolton Berridge, Juan Garcia-Gonzalez, Connor Soicher, and Anthony Arrieta . ScoRES · eamboat Springs .amboat Sprtngs Rangev·cw Bear C•ee Aurora Cer••a Center'lia' Oatfteld South Montebello Hinktey Kennedy Gateway Nortr Thorton S yv•ew George Woshirgton Tromas Jefferson West ltnc-oln G·een Mouro•a1r 7-3:WJ '9.0{W) '3-1' [W) 2-11 (LI 213[w: 10-4 [W) 2-13 [L: 130[W) 14·2[W) 18.0(W) 24 [L: 19.0(W) 10.0(W) 16-5 :w1 23.0 :w1 1 9 (.) 6-2 :w1 20.0 tw: 72(W) 3-5 Ill 145 �BovsJv/c BASEBAll The Angels boys jV and C bosebol teams both got off to a great sta·t w.tr ear y w ns. In a close game against Ra.,geview sooromore Ty Wagner led tre 'earn to a victory Tre •earn dynam was good throL.ghout •he season and :ed to •heir s ccess. Sophomore Spencer Borrison so d. "Baseball Is the best sport because you car have ~L.n O'ld war ~a rd.'' The JV and C teams wo• ed very hard over the seasor, w th early morning prac 1ices, and tf-.en lorg g•ueling pract es •hal lasted till Ia e at night. AI the war oaid off throug out the season, when tre East tear.'ls rod st·ong rec.ords. Tre Angels had great victor es agai"sl mary teams, a'ld rod a very prodL.ctive season . "The best thmg aboJt baseball1s +he intensity of the sport O'ld the feel.ng after fTlO mg o strong run, • so d sophomore A'ldy Post. The teams f1rished up the season with o gfeot w n ogoirst S yv ew Bo•h the JL.n or varsity and the C-team o•e ed by coach orsh, and hod o terrif.c season overall. - Maddy Wegman() Photos By: Hali Gronmg er "Bosebol 1s the reosa'1 +hat sor.ng srt.,n." -Dov:d LemarMiler 9 "Baseball +Jimmy =Greot'less J mmy Mo ros, 9. 146 �Huddling up. The boys Junior Varisty baseball team gathers to discuss stroteg1es agamst Geroge Washington . look out. Warming up in the on-deck circle, sophomore Andy Post watches Bryce Rudnick duck a beanball. "Ever smce was a I ttle boy, I have always oved being in the outfie d, where all of my troubles voris.h " -Pierce Vilkus, 10. To e ME OL;t to Ire ball game - Bryce Rudnic , 10. First row: Andrew Wise and David Leamon-Miller. Second row: David Storey, Brendan Moon, Spencer Borrison and Bryce Rudnick. Third row: Jordon Hammar, Henry Solomon , Ty Wagner. Fourth row: Andy Post, Bob Neel, Pierce Vilkus. Fifth row: Rene Rodriguez, Dominic Del Hiero, and Josh Pappas 147 �GIRLS VARSITY SocceR The A'1gels girls Vars1ty 201 0 sacce• season began wi•h an enduri'lg pre-season as the coaches 'ried to dec de the perfect team. The g1rls went through rigorous two-~our prachces f1ve days a week, ard 1n t~e e'ld 1' c.o,..,pletely paid off because the 'eam was the best g•oup of g rls poss1ble. The starting 1 e eve" was molded in'o an unstoppable force Their fi•st game was ir the Arapahoe tournament against fa1rv1ew. Though 11 was diff cui•, having never played •oget~er before ard wit~ an injured goalie, it ended JP be1ng a positive exper"ence determinmg exactly w~a' !'ley reeded to war on fo• futu•e games. T~e gir s have described the season as their best seaso'l yet Everythrg from great team chemistry to fun activ lies de~inite y showed in the way they played. We really game together as a team this seaso'1, and peop 1e ~ave learned •o watch out fo• JS said senior A:legra Uva. To be successful in the soccer world, a team mt..st work well together and become a fami y, and these gtrls became more than t~a·. The tear1 tmproved greatly from the begmning of •he seasor to •he final games. It was easy to see that Coach Hmz •eally wo•ked to have a winn ng team. -lzzy AI egreaa Photo Credit: Laura Martinez and Zoe Tweed Boom . SeHing up to smash the ball, senior Katie Rushton gets it out of the defens1ve zone. 148 PhysicaL GeHing her whole body in front, senior Allegra Uva gets aggressive. Concentration. As she sets up, junior Lillie Toaspern preforms a powerful kick. �"Each seoso'l brings someth ng different Ths year I firolly tearned how to dnbble ShoJI oL.I to Tee and Fr•zz! -AI ce Desmoulins, 12 Slicin' and Dicin '. Using her quick feet, senior T'keyah Henry easily tokes the boll away. Scopin'. Looking for a pass, senior Goby Gou ld winds up. "Soccer is a real good t me because I get to hong out with ol the soccer chicks and they're the best!" -Kate Buss, 12 "Soccer season s like a datly 1 party on the fie d, that's why I do tl • -lzzy Allegrezzo, 12 F1rst Row: Lillie Toospern, Alex LaPorta, Lin Hill, Sora Sims, Jenny Nill and Rowley Bingham . Second Row; Madison McHenry, Mary Straka, Lucy Carro, T'keyoh Henry, Alice Desmoulins and lzzy Allegrezzo Fourth Row· Lauren Hughes, Lindsay Emery, Goby Gould, Myrisso Adams and Kate Buss. Katie Rushton, Allegro Uvo and Alexa Williams. 149 �GIRLS Jv/c SoccER The g rls soccer program hos always been Known for its committed coacf)es, ert~usiastic athletes, and tremendous teamwork The JV team, coached by Paul Markson Ill, had o more !'"tan sL.ccessfd season The many grades added to •he team dyna!!"iC and '"tigh spiri 1s of the team throL.ghout •he season. Tre •eam stayed consistent and together, and helped the C team grow as wei. Even though the C team, coached by Rya'"l Culp, struggled in the beginning of the season, they soor grew comfortable with one another and were able to form 11ew relationships and most importantly, o strong O'"ld co'"lfidert team. The JV/C teams practiced next •o each otner in City Park for the season, and encouraged one another to work and play harder, which ended up be ng o grea• component to each of their seasons. Tre co pta ns and coaches helped the teams sir ve •o be the oest trot they could, and real y insp~red the East Angels soccer gir's or the field, and the lad1es are exCJted ~or tre fu•ure seasors •o come. -Em ly Takimo'o Photos By: Em ily Takimoto r---------------~ "It was fL.n being a sophomore because I was able to have more leadership." Maddy Kor'"lfeld, 10. Anna Mellman, 9. Jessica Blair, 1 1 Nora Broyles, 11 " I kea row everyo'le worked together and t'le capt01rs kept tile tea IT' mot va•ea. I en1oyed tre effort fro...., the •eam 'o ma e •he best oJI of our season ' Lucy Meggitt, 10 Swinging. Kicking hard, sophomore Alex Maynard shoots for the win. 150 Fierce. Running past her opponent, sophomore Selena Morales strides down field �Teamwork. Spnnting for the ball, freshman Anna Puchi and sophomore Bnsa Garc1a, fight for the ball in a 3-2 victory against South. "Soccer 1s awesome because you get a good workout whi e having an awesome time" Sarah Berman, 10. Nicole Curtis, 9. Eleanor Cruise, 10. "I love ploying soccer because the gids ore lrke family." -Maddy WegiT'ar, l 0. F rst Row Hannah Tighe, Alex Maynard, Moddoe Kornf<eld, Modi>on Woll<oms, Chiaro Lawrence, Koilo Ol•on, Meggon Dovo>, and Sarah Sermon. Second Row Le>lie Orellana Komberly Gurrola, Selena Morale>, Taylor Hardy-Roy, Zoe Howthorn&-Loozeoux, Mochele Weondlong, Emma Peterson. Nell Tooley, and Brandy Luna Third Row Susan Hecox, Emrly Slraka Bailey Trierweiler, Broo e Gould, Adie Hobb>, Ryan Cruo>e, Modelrne Garcia, Grllron Greenberg, Elozobeth Reger. Kathenne lowe, Maddy Wegman, and Chloe Vos~ok~>. Founh Row- Srerra Neal, Anno Pucho, Nocole Curti>, Phoebe Cordova, Calergh Sullrvan, Carcione Adams, Nokko Kleoman-Moran, Lucy MeggrH, Ellie Cicca,elli, aliey Geary, and Bnso Gorcra Fin Row Kate Sandoval, Hayden AbboH, Madoson Yowger, True Kruger, lroe Johnson, Monon Wollrams, Kaotlyn Romrrez Wht y H ton, Manssa Sanchez-l.rndsey, Abby McCullough, Aono Mellman and Alex Mayno ' 151 �GIRlS VARSITY TENNIS H·e 2009 girls vors ty tennis season was exCiting because OS coocr Tropino said, "2009 wos the first lime •he ertire varsity team mode it to the stole tenms match ot Gates .. enris Club One of •he most exci'ing matches was Maggie Roper and Hannah Carrothers in t'le sem- final molc'l, even though they ended up losi'1g to Crerry Creek The V2 squad also took second place ir the Lir.coln Invitational and won the Denver Public Scroolleogue." ore of t'le girls mode it to the final matches, but this only fueled •he i'1tensity thai would shine t'lrough in the 201 0 season. The girls trained hard at the beginning of the season so they could be in the best shape They ror City Park •ake and did many st01rs wh c'l wou d eventually pay off in the end . Newcome·s to the team Morgan B onco, Ira Bykovo , Lauren Woody. L,zzy N cholson, and Ally Will1oms odaed talent and depth to on already strong team . After ol th s m•erse troi'11'1g the team and coaches hod higr hopes for the state tournament m the sping of 20' 0. -Ho ey ~enkins Photo Credit: Holey Jenkins and Mark Tropino Service. Tossing the ball perfectly, junior Casey Watch your bock. Sending her opponent a Rh~ne serves an ace against opponents, Kent. backhand shot, JUnior Alex Posh locks in a win . 152 Ripping a Backhand. At the State tournament, Maggie Roper 11 wins her set �"I love 1ennis becoJse of the fierce competition ord the way it feels when I win a match." -Morgan Blanco, 9. Watch the chalk fly. Lming up a backhand shot, semor Aspen Johnson wins the rally. Smack That. Fighting to pull out a win, senior Lauren Optaski slices a volley. "Our team IS so strong th"s year and as a captain, I hope to help make the season exciting. Helpmg Ms. Topf is great considering we ore best friends." -Aspen Johnson, 12. "The smell of a new package d tenn s bolls is what mot.votes me to strive for greatness." -lauren Woody, 1~ . Journi Johnson, 10. Sarah Lassen, 1 1. Row; Lauren Musso, Lauren Woody, L1zzy Ally Williams, Morgan co, Molly Dignan, Lauren Opatowski, and Sarah Lassen . Second Row: Sarah Naughton, Riley Schumm, Ally Beyer, Katie Pellicore, Meredith Duce, Maggie Roper, Journi Johnson, Lily Bernuth, and Amber Goltz. Third Row· Mogg,e Linton, Sam Eshelman, Aspen Johnson, Abbie Wright, Cosey Rhme, Ira Bykovo, and Alex Posh Boo-yah. As she winds up to smack the forehand shot, junior Sam Eshelman secures a victory. 153 �GIRLS JV/C TENNIS T~1s season t'le East ~iigh g rls JV/C tennis team really dazz ed 'here were about seventy-five gir:s who came oL.t far the tennis •eam ard only th1rty-twa Jv spots, maki'lg ~or a competetive O'lO tale'lted team consisting of ~resrme"", sop~mare5 and juniors. Sharing in victories agai'lst h g~ sc~ool5 across metro Denver, t'le gir's really e'ljoyed the seasor O'lO made the most of .!. All the girls ag eed trot th1s seaso'l was one of their bes', ma nly beca use of •he1r OfT'Ol:tng win againsl rival Cherry Creek. The g rls 'lot on y d1d well as a team but as ndividuals, ~av•ng "'O'lY persora victories in matches ag01nst sc~ools Ike Geo<ge Washing•on and Sa<.~th. "It is a'ways more fJn getfng n sraoe with your friends, and tenn S IS a very fL.n sport, said se'liar Anna Regan This season t~e g rls had a lot of fun and had a chance to 1mprove t~ei· s ills ard ma e strides as tenms playe·s. All in all i' was or awesoMe season for Jv/C girls tennis. -Jess1ca L ndi"'o•e Photos By; Maddie Hamling "7re girls on the team a e really n ce and its a really rL.n env·ron'Tlent • -Sydney Gu•h·ie, 10 Tenn1s IS fun becaL.se 1t's super chll." Cal1e rlagmar>, 10 N ice and easy. returning the ball, junior Sylv1e Lerner .ets up lor a tough £erve. 154 �Full force. Serving the ball, junior Rivie Jacaruso takes a big swing to put away the game point. Big swing. Returning the ball, senior Anna Regan lunges for the ball during a heated match "I love Interacting with all the di~erent people and the feeling of hitting that hard ball against my rae et" -Sonja Jerinic , 1 1 Jan a W a lker, 10. •My favorite part about tennis is gwnt.ng when I serve the ball." -Moly Dav•dson, 1 1 Front Row : Alexa Adix, Sylvie Lerner, Emma Mtchelle So•pe, Anno Regan, Reger, Keturoh K•per, Peyton Schill and Collie Hagman. Second Row: Michelle Burney, Faith Ricketts, Ashley Canada. Ambno Dew-Merriex, Emtly Chapman, Dakota Beiro-Wolters, Ester Homo, Camille Deloney, Komm• Franklin Third Row: Taylor Goulden, Krystol MeihiJ~, Joden Combs, Goby Goss, Emma Fine, Sylvie Nov•n~Montogue, Caroline Roberts . and Crestino Pacheco. Fourth R w lexus Domain, Mary Condlin, Hannah Recht, Gtselle Rudnick, Emma Dorgen, Mo in Johnson, and Nicque Moore --------------------------------------------------------------155 �Bovs SWIMMING ...re boys swim.....,1rg and d ving teams started off great wi'h a dedicated 'earn and grue.ing pract ces ~he 'lard work paid off as sen1or _,on son Berman led •he tear1 to a wir in a meet agamst Tromas je~erson In a tougf-. and tigh' meet agamst CoL,mblre, t'le Days swimming team puled though a'ld erded JP victorious. Early wins •n the season set t'le tone for the season as the boys won ago nst West ord North. Led by coach Dray Guln'a'la, the swi"'mi'lg season was fu I of wns, teomwor , ard dedication to hard work. -K01oa Olson 11 Swimmirg for East has been one of the best parts of my ~igh scf.ool experience. 11 -Max BJr hard! Photo Credit: Haley Jenkins Reaching back. Swimming the 100 backstroke, senior Augustus Chavez gets full extension as he drives to the wall. 156 Starting off After the start, junior Max Burkhardt begms his swim in the 200 free. Strong strokes Using his strength, sophomore Phillip Milner finishes the butterfly. �"Divmg is a lot of fJn. !t's a great adrena'me rush " -And•ew Hu I, 10 "Seve'lty-five percen• of the earth s waterwhy cant you swm? Focusing . Swimming the breaststroke, tun1or Jesse O 'Neil concentrates on form. -Augustus Chavez, '2 "I really like swimming, because 11 s a great workout!" Philip M iner, lO J.T. Armstrong, 11 . Christian Turnock, 10. Andrew Hull, 10 . First Row: Graham Downing, Jonson Berman, Nathan Reynolds, Daniel Heinz, Keegan Galik, ond Reed Mathews. Second Row: Dillon Tooley, Alex Durant, Nick Miles, Joseph Renado, Reuben Japlan, Josh Alexander, and Philip Milner. Finishing fast. About to complete the 50 freestyle, senior Luke Haas reaches towards the finish . 157 �GIRlS GolF Thr0l.. g!'1ou' the years the Ange•s grds golf team t'Jos tru y progressed wr'h a subston'iol ncreose in port crpon's Tt'Je season stmted off slow, due to Denver's random weo'her patterns, o11d the team was Jnoble 'o p 1oy on tre course, tJrni'lg to ndoor golf. "It was a little st•onge ployrng indoor gol~. bJt it was ou• o11ly optior w 1'1 all the snow on t~e ground," said jur.ior Megan Ryo·1, "But it definite.y mproved our s il s fino ly l'"le snow melted, and the team was able to test their ski Is 0'1 the greens 11 was a fast troc from !~ere, and the procl"ce was rigorous but proved ber.eficio 1• The Angels w re able to finish top five in all si o~ the tournaments and ever won second place at the ij/Mon 1bello/ orth tournament. "it was a great win", so1d jJn or Kate Imhoff, ":t showed that ou· rord wm rod paid 0~." The expanSIOn and strengt~ of t,e gr•ls gol~ 'eom was moi!lly attributed to Coach Leamon ord Cood• Sh~.;ttles who pushed the g rls to succeed "It was a great season with good weot'ler O'ld great golf," said Head Coach Leamon I look forward to nex' yeo• and new skill on the 'eoml" -Sophe Pe z Photo Credit: Aaron Holland-Plum One putt. Focusing for par, sophomore Maggie Hortman aligns her putter to sink the boll. 158 Swing high. After a solid swing, sophomore Alex Adams has a perfect set up for par. G et low. Replacing her boll, junior Sophie Pelz analyzes the curve of the green. �"The season s•orted o!f cold and sod d ou· s lis, but once the weather ~eoted up so d d au< game!" -Hs Kosm cki, 11 . "There's nothing cooler than golf excepl g rls golf." -jessrca Byrne, 11. Sandy. With a swift motion, sophomore Maggre Hartman lifts her ball out of the bunker. "Golf is definitely the best sport East has to offer It's a balance between mental and physical durability. -Ka•e 1mhoK, 1 1. Maggie Hartman, l 0 . ScoRES Frrst Row: Jessica Lindimore, Andrea Dock. Emily Tucker, Sophre Pelz, Rachel Mangione, and Eleanor Wroble . Second Row: Sophre Koopmeiners, Kianna Calbert, Kate Imhoff, Jessica Byrne, Lesley Wagner, and Margaret Chavez. Last Row· Margaret Hartman, Alex Adams, lyric Calhoun, Halle Jones, Molly Appel, Wren Duggan, and John Leamon DPS Spring Classic 3/ 9 Lincoln/ JFK/ South 4/ 2 Washington/ Kennedy 4/ 9 Kent/ St. Marys 4/ 16 TJ/ Montbello/ North 4/ 23 City Cup Tournament 4/ 26 159 �TRACK & FIELD T'le East Angels t•ock team began tl-)e season p•eparirg ther-!se ves O'ld the1r bodies fo• t!le tasks ahead. Witr two weeks of preseason cond tioning and multiple hol..rs of proct1ce, the teams were sure to do the r absolute best •h1s year as a wnole ard as .nd viduals, on the troc' ''Condi'ioning prepared my body mentally or.d pt)ysically ~or the races," said umor Dav·d S•orks. After working for many long and hard hours, the track team was friumphant, placing in the top five a' many invi'ationals "-:-he track meets are very excihrg a'ld 1ust ore l"lore area and way to show my s il ,"says senior Marcus P,n'llo Bath the g1•ls and boys track 'earns were major athlehc asse•s as they represe'lted East high school Being abe to support both the gir sand guys and bui d off one another s erergy relped each atrlete to be SJccessful at every event, even when they were not wirners The East Angels track team was a force to be reckored with as they •ose conf dently at every meet "Its rJde to count people as you pass out loud • said sen or Chis Gray, tongJe-1n-chee1<.. This seoso'l, t'le wor that •he athletes put ~orth paid off They rod 0 great seaSO'l dLe 10 the r great attitudes, determinot·on, and search fo· excellence. -Jasmire jo'lrsor Photo Credit: Breono Hamlet Competing at his finest. Sprinting to the end, Jun1or Ezek1el Bishop strides to the finish line. 160 First Row: Henry Mosley, Doisi Adenowo, Gavin Johnson, Miles Mackenzie, Coach Wayne Vaden, Dante Brown,Caden MacKenzie and Marcus Pinillo. Second Row: James Dever, Patrick West, Jakoby Baker, Josh Coffey, Ezekiel Bishop, Devon Romero, Samson Sapp, Christian Turnock, and Cisco Katz. Third Row: Coach Salt-Walt, Kika Grimes, Jacob Baumann, Chris Gray, Conor Kresin, David Starks, Devon Viart, Richard Hicks and Oz Ealey. �"Coming .n second is the f1rst loser, so tho•s why I always strive to be first! • Kamiyanna Mendez, 10. "I'm really proud of the track team this year. I m excited to see how we perform and know we wil dominate th1s year." -Dante Brown, 11 "I strive to one day go to the olymp1cs and th s IS jUSt the begmnmg.• Jakoby Baker, 11 F,r~l Row· Coach Miles, Carousel Reed, Koeylo Toylor, Jomorioh Johnson, Komiyonno Mendez, Rojo Birch and Sierra Vaden . Second Row: Sondra D'Aimeido, Angelo Gonzalez, Roche! Kennedy, Meoghon Owens, Rachel Miskowicz, Joneon Henley, Jolioh Peters and Maggie Miller. Third Row: Sc1erro Keller, Hannah Lozo, Suzette Turner, Joie Akerson, Chelsea Hoy, Sora Yates, Denise Meeker and Tohjo Doublin. Fourth Row: Amber Johnson, Ariana Appell, Bentley Porterfield, Korman Silby, Shonice Norling, Autumn Wore ond Donielle Fouther Persevering to the end. Arriving to the finish line, freshman Eve Golla ends the race with a win. 161 �Bovs RuGBY 1'1 the latest cl)op'er of Easl Ange s rugby, the boys rrlanaged •o p-1l ou• an impress ve win against Au·o·a High Scl)ool i'1 a close game e'lding 23 to 20 T"lis epic match ended with Ire Eos• H gh boys tok ng home the trop'ly o1d regaining the feeling of state d·a"'p·ons. 1'1 •he las• couple of seasons. •he boys hove mode tmpressive runs •o capture tre first place pas lion, b-11 never fui'Y managed to gain the I I e. In •he latest seoso'l, impressive players like captains f oylor Chorror and Sean Kil~oyle managed to "'O e st.-re tho• 201 0 boys were pulling their weigh•. Forturately, all of the boys managed •o bfing s•re'lgtr, ogi ity, and determ notion to the table. However, •he boys aren't 1ust obo;JI the stole champ1onsh1p or t'le 1mpress1ve season trey coveted 1'1 ~act, ths rugby club s more aboJt family than onyth ng else. Se'liOr No•e Garcia discussed his feelings aboJI h s ~e low teomrrotes by saying, "7"he East Htgh Rugby team is o community of people who 1oin togetne· to '101 only grow in skill, bul also in charac•er". Lnde• the impress·ve reign of head coaches Bd1 Boer, Paul Hoskins S• .. and Paul Hoskins ) , the boys managed to live JP to rhe tit'e as Angels ard took the vtc•o•y trey truly deserved -Kell t..;hlberg Photos by:Kelli Uhlberg Conversion. In an effort to make a conversion, sentor Demtan Mallo-Smith ktcks for three. 162 Stride. While avoiding his opponent, senior Benna Sorensen prepares to pass the ball. Serum . The East boys line up against Glendale in order to keep the ball moving . �•, 10 ned tre rugby team to .mpress Ire lad es. I've ended up w1th a torn earlobes, broken r bs, and 50 brothers." -Taylor Charron, 12. • Life is short, play Rugby!" -Alex Metzdorff, 12. "I like to p1ay Rugby so I can smash people" -Jon Gore a 12. ScoRES Row Taylor Chor•on, Jordon lewis, Note Gorcoo. Ishmael Threet, Andy oyfe, Senna Sorensen, D mion Mollo-Smtih, ion McConville, Jon Gorcoo. leonard GarCtO Donon Bunn, and Will Hetnz_ Second Row Joe Gefmet. Stmcha Soren, Alex Carsey. Jake Wilson, Jesse Tucker, Matr Graber Atden Aqutslo, Joe Nothenson, Adam Page, )juan .or n, Will Horns, Sammy Legge, Hayden Beflemy, Angelo St Veltn,, Adorn Schneber and Wes Fretdnosh.Thord Row Thomas Swan Jordon Powers, Donrel Hartman-Strawn . Dylan londomore, lucas Atwood Max l•po, Jeremy Tobor, Willoom Wallace, and 1anr s undberg Bock Row· Coach Mar Hosl.on, Coach Tom Watson, Coach Foul enberg, Coach Mongan Morchelle Holle, Keegan Ctou forreSI Galoc, Alex Metzdorff, Pete H•tchonson, Grant Gladson lon Wehner, N•ls Heonz Duncan frost, and Coach Btl! Ba r Bou der Nortr S1de Mt. Vista Reg1s Jr Gents Cree Ridegeview Swarm A H ghland Aurora Albuquerque Sante Fe Glenda e A Green MI. Octofinals Holy Family (Quarters) Glenda e !Semis) Aurora (Finals) 12-15 22-7 79-10 36-17 50-5 18-7 41-5 17-0 6-57 22-21 23-5 47-10 21 25 79-0 27-10 34-7 23-20 163 �ULTIMATE fRISBEE fast Ulti'""o'e s 2009 spr ng season was fi' ed with cho lerges and tr umph The biggest chol enge being tre Madison Mudboth, which due to weo•her was played completely mdoors. Although th1s was o completely new experie'1ce, East High played hard, and come out w1th a new love ~or •he game. The tri..1mph tro• fa lowed was a cor1pletely undefeated season fo• tl"Je open team. ending wth the stole chompionsh p, where East took first. The fall sem;on d d '101 et up either The girls team grew a lot proc•iced hard and f'lOved up The end rest..lt was plocmg second il' the state tournament. Tt,e 201 0 Spring season is coming along with the some v'gor as t'le year •hot preceded .t The open team won bot'l of its first two games th1s season and 1s ready and wil.il'g for more. -Aaron Holland P um "We leave i' all Ol' t'le field and we leave 11 with no regrets" -Er1ko Hirom tsu, 1 1 " do what I wont, and I wont to ploy fnsbee • -Alex Abbott, 12 Photos By: Canyon Book and A aron Holland-Plu m Defense Guarding her Colorado Academy opponent, senior Maggie Hughes blocks a pass. 164 Snatch Stretching to make the catch, sen1or Nick Creighton captures the disc to retain possession Spin Turn . To keep the disc moving, sophomore Mark Rauls looks for a pass. �"Frisbee isr't just a sport, 1ts a lifesty'e. • -Yevarit Reschecht o 1 1 "I was wondering why the fnsbee was getting b•gger, then it hi' II me. -Peirce Westenhaver, 11 "I do it for the ch c s .. and discs." -Max Bessesen, 10 Row Tolyo Zox and Erika H~romitsu Second Row Tess We 1 Jordon Lamport, Peter Po er, M1co levi, Conor Curtis, Ben Lamport, Yevonit Reschechtko, Maggie Bailey, and Annie Wont. Bock Row: agg1e Hughes, Kevin Mahony, Alex Abbott, Caleb Reher, Sam Sm1th. Nick Creighton . Peirce Westenhover, Bryce lgo, Trobek, Julian Fleming, Erik Sanderson, Neal Zelorney Taylor lvey, Dylan Roy, Max Benesen 165 �CH EERLEADI NG The East High cheerleaders d1d o great job nsp rirg Ire d1ffere'lt East 1-ligh spo<ts teams W'th the1r e'le•ge•ic spi•Jt. Th1s w as on mcred:ble year for them, and the r e'lthusJastlc support was a cortnbutmg foetor to many East w ns. "Cheer eadi'1g has helped me O'l the way W1thout 11 wouldr't be tre fun, sp1dted, outgoi'1g persor I om today", commented sen or cop•o n Shomto Andrews With o new coacr, the creerleadi'1g teo..., led the s•udent body and the East teams in school sp1rit This year's cooch·ng experience wi I be o memorable one, and I look forward to many more seosor.s to come," commented coac'"' W o 1ker T'"lis is coac'"l Wo ker's second year at rost and her first as the cheer eoding coach. This yeo· has bee'l very exc.ting for her. "People wou.d no• have expected me •o be a cheer eoder, but I p•oved them wrong, a'ld I t'"li'lk •hot's pre•ty good. GO EASTI" s01d fresrmon GenoCJe Bates. The g rls, who devote ho1..rs o• hard wor to t~e1r routines, are known for always gelling the crowd excited and hove become fomoL.s for bemg the most sp1rited. josmire jornso'l Photo Credit: Kelli Uhlberg Bock it up . Ashton Walker-Curl 1 1, exemplifies good form as she tumbles in front of her teammates. 166 Raise it up. The cheer squad boosts the morale at the East football game. Get loud. Moriah Clodis 9, DeJoi Chase-Knox 11 and Tierra Springer 10. �"Cheerleading is fun , it's a great experience, you bond with new girls each year, it's just fun to be spirited ." -Breona Grigsby, 12. "It doesn't matter what people think about cheerleading , it's what I love to do and that's all that counts." -Shanila Andrews, 12. The team and the coach are really fun and that's what makes it such a great expierence . - Mariah Cladis, 9. rst Row: Brittnea Davis, Mariah Cladis, Jenae Wi s, Shirley Holland, Genocie Bates, Kimble, Taona Hammons, and Tierra Springer. Second Row: Shan ita Andrews, DeJai l ncJse-·1\.nax. Coach Walker, Jazmyne Peters, and Ashton Walker-Curl. Back Row; Breona and Jaliah Peters. Keep it up. Cheering on the field hockey team at state the squad keeps the crowd warm with their energetic cheers. 167 �PoMs SQAUD The vors, g s porn sq JOd ·~ a un1que and exc•':ng sport at E.ost H g~ scr..lOI From st>owtng off thetr 'l'Oves to the 'otest song do,...c.ng olongstde ti-e dn.. 'T' e or gettt !'lg •he s.aff and Sfl dc11S C. 1ea Of tf, pep 0 S l'le pOmS squad sroo wf.ot t e1r muf"los gave them O'ld 'llOtnto ned ''ue a1gel sp1•' The poms squad 1ncorpora•ed f"lony genres of f"lus,c. and donee , 1 'le r roL • 1e~ •r orde to eep he1r pe·forf"lonces ord song cho ces f,esh ana oppea "g •o a the student body 'Poms prov des a way for g Is at E:o~t to sl-ow off their donc1rg s ,: o; Eve-y ''l'e we step on tre •oor 1! s always so <r.<Jch fJn and the energy r the c•owd s exhdera';"lg, • said 1ur or Kendall Messer E.ve y y a the aor e t ooo o ·forms at state competitions and a• ''le HomecOf"ltng a"d Morp pep ralites. The squad wor s ve-y ho•d •o g"t ~">E' stuaE."'lls rowdy and a so ra ses ~oney for vor ous eve,..•s f'"le Po-rs Squad inspires our oth 1etes to do •he • best at every game! Mode 1e M Photos By Roc'let Mea oc 168 �"Poms is a way to let dancers at East get involved with their school and show some school spirit!" -Kendall Messer, 1 1 I "Being new on Poms, I made such good friends. The girls were so welcoming and making up dance routines is lots of fun." -lysia Sheriff 10 Tash ora Gill 9. Tashora Gill 9, lysia Sheriff Kendall Messer 1 1. "I have been doing Poms since freshman year, and I love it because it is the most creative form of expressing myself." -Shantae Wilson 11. 10. The Poms Squad: Tashara Gill 9, Lysia Sheriff 10, Shantae Wilson 1 1 Kendall Messer 1 1, and Brianna Matthews 9 . 169 ��ACADEMIC �tel <tnie hram" John dam" hawne Anderson We-. "hley arliss Binder B1.,hop Burrough" Doug Bmhnell Paul Cnl\\ Ic) Jen Pa-.t.llo D.ll:pano Eli1aheth D1 arro Brendan Do) le John El..,tad William E\\-'ing Laqueta Farrow Lihhy Fillgcrald Heather Gardiner Dora Gonlille.., , tacy K1el teven Kohuth nne Ko-.h1o Jeff Lathrop J •.111e Lineman Tee MacDonald Janika l\tahon Connie Mathon Karen McChe-.ney Sharon McCutcheon ndy Mendcbhcrg Chmtine Miller Anne gam . . omhat 172 �Keith orris Jann Peter~on C}nthia Revels Jason Rittenhouse Lafayette Rod,ette Y\(mne J.las Mateo anchet Lisa mith Armando omota La Cretw IC\\art Deborah Tabano Sarah Thomason Mandi TruJillo Chantell VIgil Jimm} VIgil Rudy Villareal Tom Walton Megan Wemig 173 ���176 ��178 �179 �180 �CoNSTITUTIONAL LAW Faced with the heavy burden of continuing East High School's three-peat" first place in the We the People's National Championships, •he Constitutional Scholars team has certainly started off on the right loot. First winning districts in November and State in December, they will be competing at the National level in Washington D.C. on April 2.4 Div1ded into six panels ranging from the examination of ancient lounding documents to dealing with over 100 years of caselaw, the Comow team certainly has their work cut out for them. In the months eoding up to Nationals, the team will be composing their opening statements, furthering their knowledge in their designated areas of study, and preparing for their hearings with bi·weekly rehearsals . At the Notional Competition in Apnl the team will be competing for as many as three days where they will engage in simulated hearings with an awroy of distinguished judges, hopefully bringing home first place for a fourth year in a row! Zoe Tweed Photos by: Rachel Mangione and Kelli Uhlberg ANGELS HELPING ANGELS Angels helping angels is the peer tutoring program at East High School. It is student run with the assistance of Mrs. Abrams. After school, during tutorial, and at lunch students gather together to help one another. Whether it is a student helping a friend or a senior taking in a freshman AHA hod both improved social order between classes and grades among all students. At East the top priority is a wonderful education and AHA ensures that every student has the ability to take their understanding of a subject to the next level People in all grades from all areas of life hove accepted the task of either being a tutor or asking for help, and it has empowered East High to take their education just a little bit further. Sen•or Megan Bortle said, "Being an AHA tutor was one of the best deets1ons that I made at East. Helping people with their schoolwork was s~ch on enriching experience and I hope to continue in that field in the f..ture" -Kelli Uhlberg l=ront Row T '10 Sa:ra and Sha ra .ohnsor. Second Row jo'lsa'l B_·mor joh Crowfora and M eger Bo e 181 ���The choirs of East High School are always extraord nary and thts year was no different All the cho rs, Beginning Men's, Cantara, Serpahim, Honors Choir, and the renowned Angela res sang their hearts 01.,t th s year The choirs performed n various events including the holiday concert, cabaret, school assemblies. and the annual pop show Sophomore Meggan Davis said that, "Choir is one of the best classes because you can express yourself in a creative environment with your friends. East choir separates its self from any other school because Mr. Taylor really focuses on the educational aspect of mus1c So every singer is extremely we I rounded " All around the choirs of East did an outstanding ob. -Kaila Olson Photos by: jul a Faltano and Amber Goltz CoNTORA BEGINNING WoMEN '"'""'"'" "'"''"N"'""'IhomolliNI)Wd!Jo~M, Cornillo Deloney Honnoh lun..,., lnyla 1llnorporo.lloggio Hovnn, 1...... leconcllw lbrga;l Drtu lano Elwo<d,, Laurel a.-. M•holo Wflnd~'ll laroh Smile. Haydn lblron loomr 1.... Chthocr 111nortoo ond Ebobotlt ji,lewO<r Thrrd low lk• H~ lo1lwya lo<oruw. N•<oio Curto, Maddy Bruno. 1\011 lo<q..U.. Altby ll<lagon Ror AIIIIOiia. Collie YoUQht. a n d - T1roono< fovrtll low liomt Neol.l.,.. Jobaloo Porio BllltOI,Iajth• Wr<Qht, and GllKtl<on fohh low lnanno looker. Dor•n Blnnco. lyle! Portorliolol. lloodra Howo<d J.,. J~. lot<e II<Demrott. W110 Duggon AI~ WilliorM, one! Edno ltolloll<>flom ~.th IIIW' llorvo11t Hortman, Phoobt Cord.... Elena Gotlorrtz idnoN O....z G<• La""' loboc<t l<hworttbttg Taylor f1tmiotl lo<w lttro, ond llt•ioy Goory ~Moth low Altby II<Cuft"''h iylio ShenK. ~tal Lano JO\Iyo Taylor. An... Alt!rd and lJIIIT Cha,.... [~otltlow Ito lyk.., Second lor M<helle Andono' Moggon ll<ml llot~ leer, w;,... ...,.,., lodlel Honm. W& Yougho, Anno Wont and Annie Horo Thnd low Gront. [m;~TU<kor,lleiW o..... Zo~yChorroo Taylor lltnyf~r11, Mah lmi,..{o<d ond l"tlyn ffo~roms. fourth lowloyeluns, 0~"' lo'llorf l'rat!ttt TU<k, Myl~ 1\'onum-Wol.tw, Taylor Gauldeo. one! Foot. Mon Frith low Carolone loborn, Maddy W011rnen' Mar10l~ Cumn. lodot11, loolya Taylor, ... Loalt IM<h ~.th low Norolroyio!, Ooroon~ue Comb., Taylor John..., Donrelrr fourllw. ond (~"' T.......,IMnrit low Molly II<Cuftough, Ale. Pont., AhbO Wriglo. Alb~ ..... y,.,. BEGINNING MEN first Row: Kholid E~Shobozz, Jock Forbes. Jordon Rudman, Rodney Smith. Jomes Cooper, Corbyn Hudson, loren Jackson, ond Alejandro Cobrol. Second Row: louie Feher Peiker, Dominic DeiHierro, Joseph Morales, ond Michael Poyne. Third Row· Andy Schmidt, ion MocDonold, Miles loGree, Mathew lewis, Nick Tuto, ond Jomes Smith. Fourth Row: Eyob Shorew, Quode Siedell, Will Wytio~Sobel, Aiden Acquisto, Coden MacKenzie. Cristion Villagomez, and Mttchell Corson. Fihh Row: Chose Gray Peter Eibsen, Chris PodgeH, Michael Prosser and Marcus Gordon 184 fnt low lox lhok"' Jrrlrmrro llncl!ey E- """' ,..,,...,,. ,..""'-· ,..,. noary, • - •·-"'· "·"' """' oootuo ••r "',. ,,. Ernmo Joh.,too. Jo<don P""l, [.,.. Th......,. llrown Wol, ta.... ~j,Jk. ood Molly o..ir!\00 low ~ Aie.<ondor Oludchi ld,..... Dollorr llor ,..N011ronsoo.laroh Con..., ChrilropOerltw"- Mayo (r,. W&..i F...... I,..IIM .. Ioith Jo~olty loltr, 1mNt (oi!IM, O....l!rrw:r, Powr ~..W. \o1alr lllliO. .. lrrtrhanrto Gtrhoo foittl ,.,.. laur• H.gh.., Joclo La,.dorr.lloilallleee! Nolllbt. AI; ltto1, r,. l'o<k '"' or lolot1110, ood lryoo Andooorr ~.~ l .. lt"k Hoboi.IJit l<h-. lool<h.. m. Hani< Alt.._ Al•o o....ulim, r<1oro Goloa Mayo M<llo..tl, end Z...r ltd ~Matt\ low z- ''"" Derool s.-.l...tiolloo. ... lortte,ll•le!llo<Jonz•.Holdeolewil,oncllrurl"'' ��The band program, taught by Mr. Oxman, consisted of five ensembles: lntrumental Ensemble, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, String Orchestra, and Jazz Combo. Each class consisted of music theory, and in honors theory they studied great music from the past. This year, for the first time, the band's CD project was a four disc set. They performed four concerts at East High School and also displayed their chops on projects outside of East. The various bands aced their annual performance on KUVO 89 .3 FM, delighted jazz afficionados at Dazzle Restaurant, and wowed the crowd at the Auraria Jazz Festival. When asked how he felt about his band, Mr. Oxman said, "It is an absolute pleasure and honor to be working at East High School with so many talented students. They continue to surprise and delight me with their accomplishments." The East High School band accomplished so much, and they will continue to succeed . -Angelina Howard -Photos by Aaron Holland-Plum Front Row: Katherine Lowe, John Armstrong, Mrguel Perez, Arturo Medrano, Jock Hernandez, Sol OiAndreo, ond Devon Pensmger. Second Row: Joie Akerson, Joe Brochfeld, Eric Ramirez, Dovid Shnoider, ond Connor McCranie. Third Row: Notolie Pierce, Bridger Ruyle, Chris Rudeen, Alex Bocon, MolT Andersen, ond Luke Backstrom. Bock Row: Noel Rocho, Ben Rudeen, Keith Oxmon, Som Voldez, ond Moson Weiss. Front Row Toylor lvey, ion Chorney, Cole Flemmg, Noah Hermon, Eyob Shorew, Mrchoel Tolley, Ezro Sctkett, ond Aoron Rowland. Second Row: Alonzo Bermudez, Matt Scott, Benjomm Burtness, Piet Doyney, Shelby Harnett, Done Hortmon-Strown, and Andy Post. Third Row: John Crowford, Jordon lomport, Max lupo, Max Fine, Aaron Howard, Dono Smrth, Oz Ealey, and M1tch Corson. Bock Row: Alby Frechette, Antonro lyons, Will Hemz, Keith Oxmon, Ben Lamport Andrew Musselman, Abe Momet, Adorn Estooo, and Max Bessesen. STRING ORCHESTRA jAzz CoMBo f•ont Row Pearl Pl8lstlcltt, Jeonifer YiDniOOm, Keith O•mon, and Sretro Vaden Second Row Rod!el Stroud. Rod!el Oommm. Barley lnerweilar. Adrienne lu!M!I Sholrro Johnson. Br"{{lllo Culhreot!>'111ti!c er. and Coleb Reher Third Row Kate Pltilon. Renee JohnsonPrum. Anthony Son'ord. Audrey Prmn, R•lev Schumm. and Emili Stesney folll1h Row Honnoh lludlenou. Emily Joynes, loylor lemmon~ Eleno mz, Emmo fme. ond Scrob Fenton f,ftb Row llcvd Anthony, Alex Abbon. Mon flemmg. Abby BeOO>tid. Zoe Ha~ux. and Scm Cohill Bocl Row E~ ''" r • and Ovrslion 'umock Eli Acosta, Jonson Berman, Matt Gotlin-Sheehan, Keith Oxman, Adorn Schreiber, Erika Hiromitsu, Will Heinz, Orion Stanley, and Sam Smith. 186 �I~STRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE CoNCERT BAND ·1 ' Second Row Samuel Stasney, lindsey Wheeler, Olivia Bnght, Jes~co Voleto, Cossmrr Roob, Yevonit Reschechtko. Thrrd Row Aoron Chorney, Oylon Tooley, lloreshio Lee. Konno Vosquez, John Nellrs, Kohe Werner, Korriyn Williams, ond Antonio lyons. fourth Row Joe Chopmon, Gory Olds, Mthony luno. Jennrler Clrnton, ond Wrll Hemz. Bock Row Elliot Momet, Aoron Howard, Kerth Oxmon, ond Brshop Archer Front Row: Mortin McClure, Dheonno Solo, Mortm, Antonro lyons, Torey lee, Rochel Dony rI ond Georgie Thoyer. Second Row: Morcus Smith, Sholomor Rodriguez, Korrno Olivos, Brillony Knudson, Gillian Greenberg, ond Moyde Jackson. Third Row: Bogdon Zelichenko, Jomes Herring, Goberiol Gurule, Jomes Dohoney, ond Aidon Allison. Fourth Row: leo Kiker, Kerth Oxmon, ond Wyoll Pugliese. Bock Row: Chrrs Dewey. �Theater here at East H gh has always been a hoven of creotiv ty for the prospective oct1ng angel Tf-.is year the East Theater Company pu' on two amazing shows. The Fol product.on was Joseph Heller s Catch 22. In the sprmg the ensemble dec ded to put on the fomoJs Mus,col The Producers by Mel Brooks The cost and crew worked ~ord to bring the characters to ife and create inte•estmg sets to make these shows n,n as beautifully as possible. As jJn or Meme K1ndle pu' it, " The ploys were wonderful th1s year. It was a joy to be port o~ 1he company." Every year Mel Duggan and Donie Morr assemble hundreds of s ngers, dancers, actors, and musicians to make fantastic stories come to tife. The shows broJght appreciation from both the East High Commun ty and the surroundmg Denve• area With excelle'lt reviews in •Ocol newspapers such as The Denver Post and Westward these octo•s hove truly left their mo·k. Mode'ine Miller Photos By Canyon Book Front Row· An tome I Vrooman, Hoven Augustus Chavez, Greg Hemline, and Cassidy Russell. Second Row· Billy Gobel, William Wallace, and Joson Loub . Third Row Aaron Gourd, Mogg•e Hughes, Lucas Boreis-Golumb, MoH Gotlin-Sheehon, Tucker Johnston, Hone Livmgston, Michelle Anderson, and Lauren Moseley. Lost Row Madeline Davies , Monon Williams, Elizabeth Burris, and Anico Boreis-Golumb. 188 Front Row: David Burris-Debowsky _ Second Row· w,lder Dovtes, Tim Bello Meme Kindle Ali Haas, leva Zakrevska. Ruby P•erce. Libby Howard. Soph•e Ged•on, Becca McGhee, Espo~re Baha Jordan Rudman, and lucas Garcia Third Row: Chrisuan Mendozc, ian King Ty Wagner, lucas Baret>Golumb. Eli Acosta, Jack Forbes, MaH Gotl.n-Sheehan, Joson laub, Tucker Johnston, Julian Fleemmg. and Bryan Anderson. Back Row Rey Freche~e. Khan Robinson. M1les LeGree, Zan Appell, Zeb Boord. Reydese Salvidrez, Dalton Bloor, Wdl Wyt•as- Sobel, and Josh T ucc• �"Nothing ts sweeter thon theatre." ' 1. "Theatre is the greo'esl because we are the craziest, coolest, most fJn groJp of peop1e in the who e schoo .• -Miles Lagree, 11 low Homs Al!erman, AI Haa>. Btyan Anderson, Zamor Hall and Ruby P"oerte Second row David Bum..Debowuy W Sober Nora Sulfovan ubby Howard Saphte Gtdoan leva Zokrevs a Ashloon Btydum lucas 80101>-Galmb UUy r ond Khan Rob1n101"1 Third row NOta Brown Brennah O.Cam11111, .. ule, Ke ly lon K.ng, Asher Theommg. Jason and Moon f emong fourth Row M~os LaGree N cl Halcomb Jock Forbo Ryo Oguro. Bello Campana, Tuc or Mahion S•eren-Cord Kyle Schuster Za1dy Chorron and Tim Pee~ Bock Row Chm.han Mendoza Mo~n Tile Acooan Gourd Bon SchworU. Mocholle Ander><>n Mason Weou. Memo Kindle Holden l.owb. Do ron Bloor. Ccwmir r l•w s, Jordon RIK:fmcn lLano 6orron. Greer Lonon, Elena Gutiemez and Genev.eve Thomas 189 �Speech and Debate has always been a haven of knowledge, imagination, and spirit here at East High School. It is a family in which people from all walks of life come together for one common purpose : to excel as an intellectually sound group of people. The speech and debate team remains an icon in both East High School and the Denver community. This year the team achieved a national ranking and began taking the speech world by storm . They placed second at the national Princeton Meet and swept both the DPS Turkey meet and the Cherry Tree Chop meet. With head coach Matt Murphy and senior head captains Vikki Crystal, Libby Howard, and Abby Worthen there seems to be nothing that can stop this team. -Kelli Uhlberg Photos By: Kelli Uhlberg SPEECH TEAM Front Row Vi -.lu Uystol, Ashl'een , Juhenne Keley and Mart Murphy Suzene Gechon, Meme Joe Prendergast and JeMy Thrid Row A1n Ealey. Becco McGhee Et.zoberh Cheever. Not'a Sutl•von Anno Regan, lauren Opotowsk1, Demel We'"er Fourth Row Rachel Hovernok Blythe How1hrone-louz1eux, Oo~re Jones, l1bby Howard. Teo Pnce-Broncuc•o and Tucker Bokc Row Ethan lowe1, Cora Lemar W11l Wyt•a..Sobel, AUler "hoem•ng Oov•d Burns.- Oebow~y. Gory Schne•der and Hams Alterman Nm 190 Row Note Gorco, Worthen, Nora Suthvon, Jeffrey ' Man Murphy, Mtehelle So pe Joe ..auen Pete Hutchtnson, Teo PriCe- Broncucto Jocktelangdon Margaret M•nntg, Emtly McKenzte, and Kelt• UhJberg Second ROW" Em•l•a W,nt, Angel na Howard, Rachel MedJock Spencer Bomon, Marchell Holle, Jock forbes, Jay Nogum1 lan McConvtlle. Gen Crawford. Ch1aro lowtence. Sydney Guthne, Sam Golt$891" G1Jelle Rudn1ck. Spencer Bom1o0n Bailey Polo3okt, Andy Poll, Sarah Naughton len McCOf'lv1l!e Th1rd Row Ben Lamport. Bob Neele, Sood MOOWjH, Pierce V. s. Can Obmos1 Stephome Nevel, Sarah Naughton. Devon V10rt �"Wa1t i can say a'1ything and you wll put :t 1n the yearboo ?" -Harris Alterma'1, 1 2. "We compete n debate so we can flex our intellech.;a muscles! • :Joe Lassen and Peter Hutchinson, 12. Speech is I ke a big, warm, fuzzy hug that squeezes al t~e air out of my lungs urt1l 1 CO!' no longer breathe! Libby Howard, 12 191 �The Reserve Officer Training Corps has remained a long standing organization at East. The R.O.T.C. students ore well trained and worked very hard this year. These students remain icons of leadership, determination, and discipline. Each year R.O.T.C. performs in the pep rally to make the angels a little bit more rowdy. In addition to this R.O.T.C. participates in statewide competitions all year long. R.O.T.C. upholds traditional and everlasting values and they spread their dignity throughout East High School. -Chaya Harris Photos By: R.O.T.C. CoMPANY ALPHA First Row Shaelene Gavin, Devin McCulley, Kwane Ryan, J.C. Blessett, Andrew Vaughn, Marquez Lucero, Aaron Bernal-Sauceda, Jermal Newton, and Leo Kiker. Back Row: Aaron Sauceda, Tyler Dukes, Venessa Rivera, Jasmine Rodriguez, Enn Hicks, Franchesca Ortega, and Orion Stanley. CoMPANY BRAVO First Row: Carlton Cox, Louie Feher-Peicker, Matthew Phillips, Jymetta M1ller, and Fernando Cervantes. Back Row: Kira Martinez, Andres Sacco, Donovan Ankele, Jacob Burns, and Myell White. CoMPANY CHARLIE First Row: Paris Clarke, Aden Eudave, lysia and Alex Reynoso. Second Row: Russell Barker, Gerald Simpson, Matt Pratt, Tristan Cooper, Matthew Borgel, and Bryon Cook. Back Row: Alex Medina, Jessica Townsend, Claudia Cervantes, Brandy Arguello, and Mary Kimble. 192 First Row: Austin Rendenius, Micah Prien, Armando Palomino, Jaycee Floyd, Dominique Combs, Kahleah Williams, and Brittnoy Banks. Bock Row: Aaron Motto, Deshalia Mims, Lucas Garcia, Cinth1a Hernandez. Charmoyne Bunch, and Alonso Cardenas �STAFF "ROTC tough' me discipli!le and set me JP for l1fe." -Shoe ene Gavin, 10 First Row: Motiono G legos, Naomi Bongboy, Chelsea Wolson, Peggy mble, Deidro Word , Kionno Colbert, and Kevin Ley Bock Row: Donovan Mullen, Taylor Green, and Adolph Alvarado. ( 1 "R.O T.C was h.. n love throwing 1 1 pound r ffles and shooting ' -Gerald Simpson, 10 CoMPANY EcHo "L.fe is like a box of chocolates, you never know what yol..re gotng to get." - Armando Palomino 12 193 �Student Council wasn't just a fourth period class to chat and socialize with your buddies, it took hard work and commitment on every representative's part. This year's student council successfully pulled off the second annual Snowball dance as well as achieved all the goals they set for themselves As Senior class president Megan Bortle put it, "We did it!" The student council this year also participated in Outward Bound, where they learned different leadership styles. "This has been one of the best student councils I have been in . We all became so close this year, and I'm so happy to call each and everyone part of my family," said head boy Will Toaspern . Whether it was planning homecoming or hosting a barbecue, student council worked hard to make this year so memorable! -lzzy Allegrezza Photos By: Lillie Berman and Kelli Uhlberg First Row: Lauren Turner, T'Keyah Henry, W ill Toaspern, and lzzy Allegrezza . Second Row: Aujha Alexander, Dylan Barrett, Megan Bortle, and Eboni Coleman . Thrid Row: Lill ie Berman, Daniel Garcia-Otero, Alex Dew-Merriex, Shola York, and Epiphane McClennon. First Row: Elliot Mamet Second Row: Jamie Swinnerton, Lucy Westerfield Nora Bates, David Booth, Morgan Smith, Segen Tekle and Aziza Mustelo. Third Row: Christian Gutierrez, Ashley Canada, Nathan Reynolds, Mauro McKay and David Starks SoPHOMORE CouNCIL Kimberly Turner, Samantha Eshelman, Hank Boudreau, Giselle Rudn ick, Emma Dargen and Zaidy Charron . 194 Kurt Geissler, Katherine Leonard, Kate n Bombardiere, Abram Marne!, Paige Buchanan-Hall, Colin Wells, and Ambria Dew-Merriex. ��The yearbook staff was constantly working all year long to meet their weekly deadlines. The staff wanted to create a book that better served their high school memories. In an effort to create a more visually exciting yearbook, the whole staff brought about a reform in how to approach the design and presentation of the product. The hope has been to create a yearbook that honors the year's content to the best of its ability. Many hours have been put into the making of this book in order to make it represent East as a whole. -Hannah Tighe Photo Credit- Hannah Tighe First Row: Kelli Uhlberg, Lauren Woody, Kelley McCarroii-Gilbert, Laura Martinez, Lizzie Larson, and Rachel Mangione. Second Row: Aaron Holland-Plum, Hali Groninger, Zoe Tweed, Amber Goltz, and Haley Jenkins. 196 �197 �The newspaper staff worked extremely hard each month to put together a paper full of editorials, upcoming events, and the infamous joke page "The Rear End_" The paper informed students of the latest news at the school and made us laugh with articles such as "Turkeys Say: 'It's our Way or Chicken"' and "Locker 1357 Surprise." The teacher that leads the staff is Mark Ajuluni and he says that he loves doing the newspaper because, "It has the power to change minds and makes the world a better place." -Hannah Tighe Senior editor Kate Correll-Buss, interviews a shadow, from Columbine Highschool, about her time at East. 198 Front Row: Dylan Wells, Abigail Worthen, Matt Prosser, Coulter Freyre, Nick Brown, Lauren Turner, and K01 Syliece Harris-Cook. Second Row: Danielle Bose, Sam Zisser, Kate Correll-Buss, Nicole Shook, Madeleine Kornfeld, Sarah Berman,Liza Sawyer, Jessica Byrne, Jeff Aschinasi, and Equira Mims. Last Row: Askia N -Daiye Will Toaspern, Spencer Nowell, Julie Bennet,Zoe Leanza, Lauren Antonoff, Jennifer Clmton, and Max Segel. �199 _ _.. �GosPEL CLuB AsTRONOMY CLuB 2009 was t~ Gcspe C JC s laJgJrol year they d~ Jed '!"!e'Tl~elves 1 )oL't-r n cultL ·~ T'ley Met cv"ry otr • wee 1o at soul food a1d l1s "" to JOSpel tL ne H ('I' fovo ite foods were COr J1ed yaMS wuterrr E:: or { O'nC ec;::J ud 1 ed d cent OuTDOORS CLuB No PLACE FOR HATE 0Jtdours C Jb s 0:1 ol orce of students wb fTlet '::> ce•~brote 'lO':Jre o1d th: beau 'y of o;.~tdoor Colo·ado Trey caMe toqetl- er to olor oc · v• es tl- ::Jt rar ~eo fr-·•M s 9 of' the low 1 to '::J 109 h1 es o1d vaiL 1tee 1r9 to fTla ·e C0lo·ado rr-::>re be'::lL • •Jl r tr• sec 01d y~or 0 Jldoc•, CIL•b 'E''Tla ned poou or OMO'l9 eortr lovers ard do edev1k No POl~ Fa· t-ial" wo a clcb that rre 1 0very otrc· ~.day Thny d ways to spread mdne>s tl- •ot.ql- tl- 1- ::JIIs of [est The c :Jb rre"Tlbers v.. d d1coted to stopp109 ha'e fos'F ed by ·oc1srr sex1srr 1-orrophob :J 5 'T' • ;M ord other p elL d1ces T'ley ol~o spo eat tl- e 1-JolocoJ5, oss~'T'~ f FASHION CLUB "~" rr rr be•s of blo peers abc ;.~t Afncur A ne·1c.:Jr L: 'Ae TtJey hosted the M K as,E:'rrbly ord celeb•at r w'lere> pea e s ord ~tudents tome to to oboL • • e t• Jmphs of Dr Mo 1 n ... • er Kmg Jr ·rey also ro1st ;.l rr :Jrey '::> aid vic• 'T' of the> eort :'jL :1 P , l-<mt1 200 I' Jst-10~ C.. JD rrPrrbers 'T'C' to r-ho• -::bot-' r w fuds a d • e fVI E:'t1r g; f I'"IIL r d xper "CE'd 9 e t sp okNs whc.. to J9 t ''l Fl ~ lo• 109 ·wops lner-~bers w •c. I- r otf.esl, s etcJ 19 r d sew1r 4 t ':> 1 oil, 11->f'y "0< 1ed 0 10<" C' '-J W COM~' 'C W th Oe• JnS frc 'Tl ea( fo<h or r ��KEY C LU B F rst Row: Marty S•as. Second Row ,ulia Schroeder, Lou•s L.CZO Megan Owens, Jul1onn Richardwn Amelio Co.~nmngham. Jo1per Edwards, Sarah Berman, Lza Sowye1 Jul1o FoiiKlno, and Atone Downmg. Th1rd Row Zoe Fntz Mtchelle Anderson Ko,,o Olson, Rachel Stroud. Moddte Wagner ("Jssie C:ladis, Modaon Mt ·iemy. G1nm Mulder, Jeffri Mulder E"nma Thompwn, Madd y Wegmann Kot•e McOermon, and N,H, Kletmon-Moron. Fourth R"'w· Elena Gomez, Jenn1:er Ointon, Meggon Dov1s, Zoe (.olvm Hannah Carrothers, Juho Ebert, Sydney Knowtes, Kay Coronta, M•chelle Soipe, Oltvto Bangert Hana UvtngS!on. and Anme Horn Tl,ird Row: G•wfle Rudmc Abby Wnght Sam E~elmon, Emma Oorgon. El•e Moron Kolle We1se, ColeHe Kendnck, CSytvie Lerner fhon lowe, Yevanit Reshetcho, Jess•ca Byne, Monssa Sonchez-lindsey, and Andrew He•mled. LATINOS STUDENTS UNIDOS GIRLS WITH GuiTARS 2009 was G1rls With Guitars Club's first year They met every Thursday •o learn introductory notes and chords on the acoustic guitar. Every week they practiced a new song together Fooo CLuB Latinos Students Unidos encourag ur values: strong academics, commun1ty, culture and friendship. They devoted their time to preparing for the year's main event, Cinco de Mayo. They held a tamale bakesale to raise money. Food Club members are nothing other than lovers of cu1sine . For the second year they met every week to discuss what they liked to eat and how t'"ley liked to eat it. They share recipes and swap new ideas for cooking! HHALO MESA Heterosexual and Homosexual Alliance for Leadership and Outreach strove to create and enrich connections between students of different sexual orientations. They worked to promote homosexual and heterosexual awareness around the school. MESA Math, Engineenng , and Science Association ucted experime:-~s in their free time to expand the1r scientific horizons. They analyzed and bu1l a Trebuchet that they displayed on the esplanade . Go SCIENCE! 202 ��GREEN CLUB NHS Green Club members worked on determining greener options for East H1gh School. They collaborated with people from different parts of Colorado and came up with new ways to make East green. They also ra1sed money for the school for various green projects. NHS was a club for people who both en1oyed giving back to the community and excelled in academics. Members were required to complete at least twenty hours of community service per semester. They also hosted Make a Difference Day and participated in the Race for the Cure AMNESTY INTERNATIONAl JSU Amnesty International member~ dealt with a variety of global problems, focusing on one specific issue per month . They brainstormed ways to educate their peers and raised money through a series of fundraisers to better their community. Jewish Students United worked to learn about Judaism and discuss issues b today's world Conflicts surrounding the rel1gion are analyzed and solutions are debated . PEACE JAM ART CLUB Peace Jam was an international peace youth leadership and service organization . The club gathered students from all different types of backgrounds who committed themselves to respond to issues in their own lives with non-violence In Art Club's seventh year, they focused on pamting murals to place around East High. They worked on individual projects along with group projects As the year progressed the art pieces kept flowing, and the end products were superb . The Art Club hopes to continue at East to encourage students to be creative. 204 ��INTERNATIONAL CLUB CHESS CLUB International Club was committed to celebrating cultural diversity at East and around the world They met twice a month to discuss issues in fun and creative ways. Chess Club 1s for lovers of a serious mind game. Th1s handsom l group of guys met up every Thursday to discuss strategy, eat lunch, and play th1s challenging game. ANGELS FoR JusTICE BowuNG CLuB Angels For Justice IS a club where angels meet up to discuss society and issues involving our community and the rest of the world . The group focuses on fighting injustice and securing rights for all people. Bowling Club met up once a week at Monaco Bowling lanes on leetsdale They were very passionate about bowling . This is a great club for people who love the feeling of a perfect strike . ANIME CLUB YouNG DEMOCRATS An1me Club spent the year creating and watching anime. They celebrated the unique Japanese art form with occasional drawing contests and dinners for the whole club After Barack Obama took office in January 2009 the Young Democrats were in very high spirits! Continuing their work from the presidential campoig:1 I 2008, they gathered to debate and discuss important political issues. 206 �207 �ANGELS AGAINST ABUSE 208 �209 �210 �211 �Everyone looks forward to school dances. Whether it be Homecom ng in September, MORP n February, or the Senior Prom in May, it is a time to mingle w1th your friends and enjoy one night at your school that you w•ll remember. Being able to interact with your classmates at a fun filled event while dancing, can't be beat. Homecom ng was the first dance of the year, and many students came out to enjoy the music and dance the n ght away. This Year we were introduced to the Snow Bal dance, recognizing the tremendous vo.unteer serv•ce shown by our East students. The next dance to arrive, which was greatly anticipated was the space themed Morp The girls showed their partiCipation and asked the gl.iys. As the year came to a close the seniors looked forward to Prom. "The dances at East will surely be remembered, and of course I had some of the best t·mes ever," commented senior Breana Hamlet -Jasmine Johnson PROM COURT ns, Ebonee Gallegos. Back Row· Adam Estacio, Teo Price-Broncucia, Daniel Ramirez Sean Kilfoyle, Askia N'diaye, Forrest Simms, Elliot Zettas, and Tim Gold. HOMECOMING ROYALTY 212 �213 �������'A daugr•e· 1s the happy rre'T'ory of • e pa<~ the oylulrror1ents of • e present and tr" hope ard pro'Tl1se of tre fut~.;•e • v·' I you ve been weaving f:ast's co1.Jrs s1rce pre·scroot We're so praJd you ard :>ve yo~. ;)addm and WOW o' 'TtJere IS only one ropp1'1ess In ove and be loved ' Geo~ges Sand Tror' you Sopr a! 'e 0 1 Love Mor1 & Dad Congra•Jia· Of'S r0 Afloth: 10 Hrcy begm- car 1 see wrat's 'lex• We re proud of y Love MolT' ;)ad Sa'1, P • a ro our f1rst bor., Snyder g ·I G • and Gra"'ldpa supper• yo~. all•~ We love you, OJr p1CCIO:JS pr Dora C"ld Kelv ~ YOU D D IT! As • 1'lere was quest o a:n so so prod of yo~. ReoctJ • • • sto•s baby Love, Morr '0 ce so srroll ard '1nocent 'law sa grow'l u;:> and w1se We ch:"isr that luc y day you co11e ir'o our l1ves love Dad & Fran 'MofYlfYlY s little 1ewel ' a• ~a r w grown Jp. love you and '10 rna ter what •emember to be al you cor o L1ve and feel wit~ yo~;• hear' As r l as you do • 1s w God 0:1 yo s d you COT'! t go wrong I love y love Mom ONSON & LILLIE BERMAN Wro new what an ama.z1rg young lady you'd becof'lel "f'l so pro1..d of a'l yo~. ve ace omplished ard row yo1.. II go far Yo1.. re w•se and beau' 'ul even or a bad rolr dayl I love yoL.! Mof'l ;)ouble T•owbte, ;)oub'e Det gr• We love yo;; batr to the fY1 bac I Love, Mof'l & ::>ad �o~grotulot;ons, Yov rave da!1e on omoz~rg ~b! Prec1ous Tsenng, Thank you for showing Me •he eoning of c:omposs1on and ave. May you obto non ocean of happiness and lOY Wherever yo"J go, go witr ol you heart' Confucivs Love Your Moll'1s Adi, Yov w1ll always be my e man. I OM very proud of what you hove OCCOI"'lpl sred and I cor't wait 10 see what the f~..•ure holds for you Dream blgl All my love o1woys, Mom Love Mom P.S Who does your h01r? L1fe's on adventure. Go enjoy it.' We ore so .ncredibly proud of yo1.. and we love you SO much! Congrotulohorsl' ~ave Mom, Dod & Jenn Love Mom &. Dod lMox Denersle•nl Mavin' on upl Teach a young man to f sf- and he w• ' eat forever. We ore so proud of yo~.. Alex Denerslem Love Mom, Dod ord Zo•dy �·~=·om tfJe first tirle you were able to grasp drJr!'ISt'c sand keep t~ose l'leovy headphones b01orced on yo;.~r little ~eod. 1 was c ear 1\Jot 'T'US•C was yoLo pass1on. Fa. ow yov d eams, 'lard and rerrember to always keep go•rg up.' Hanna~ From yoLo start on Cope C groduo' on ard beyond R dress for 'fJe weotrer, c-o IIIlo ord have ft., Love Mom & Dod Love Marl & Dod YoLo ore our angel. Follow yov dreams and be a! you cor be We love you I Go Babes! Then and row yo1.. re ·~e f-loppy Adver•urer Love Mom, Dod AJ O"ld so1oh Love, Mmr To the baby of tre forr. y Frarl t~ day ;-r-~:--~"""'!1•1111 you we·e barr yo;.~ ve ' ave eel your Keep your sense of fJumor as well as your 'old soul' w1sdom ard 'lloy every day be a celebration' We wish you all of life's bless.,gs. We love yo~.o Mom, Dad and Alyse own po• A d chotmry- peP.s ve yet mischievoL.s, QJiet ye' rombLJrc• o syoL. do well1r o gro~.op b~;' yo~.o •e JL.St :ne or your owr We w , rr. ss yo" ye er oy every rrorler 1 of yOl!' rext adventl·e We love you, Marl and Dad Jason, U•· ze, to the fL. lest, a the gifts you hove beer g1ven and a your w1sres will come tr~.oet 'H ch your wagon •o o star ' -Ralph Waldo Erlersa!l We ore sa praLdl Love yo;.~, Marl & Dod Love Mom & Dod �~ee two young kids wfJo be• ,.,e • lr ends n ete'11e"1ta'Y scf-ool Now ee two young adults who o·e st est fnerds grad1..011r tJ f. 9~ SC.''lOOI. ~ark I af"'' so proud of you sor stay ed w1tr your o·earrs and yo1.. con ach1eve anyth1rg .ove you Mofl'l oro corgratuiotions you did 11 g1r I Valerie Srnle ord the world srr es back We hove always l<~ed 1o keep 1..p Wl'h yoJ. You hove fl'lode JS so proud in ol ''lot you t)ove occorrplished in your life Yo1..· Eagle Sc.out a"ld Ranger Award ore 1ust a couple examples. Keep gomg o'ld reach every goal you make! You ore on lror.'l'anl We love you. A, hod a roormg' good tif"''e at re· Lion Kmg themed 2'ld bi••hdoy pa•tyl Love Mom & Dod Morr A.L TH 1S AND so MLCH MORE Alexa, Yo;.~'ve br01..ght ,oy and pride to us All our love, Mom and Dod every day of your fe . We love you, Mom O'ld Dod ~ ver you; wr ·'lg ta1e"lt, we wish yo;.~ o d wr te your own tr b1..•e we can't do yoi.J Jstice You' futu·e is bright We car't wait to see where yoi.J go. .ove, Mofl'l, Dod and Grandma .yd1o ''lrow,ng mashed potatoes at tre dogs, ndiculous dinner ohversotiO!lS and shor ng seC'els ore :Y~e o' my best memories. 1 love you Jrd I'm so p;o;.~d to be your s1ste• love, Rachel You did great a througf-.ou 1 h gh schoo1 We love yo;.~ so f"''l..ch!l �Yot. a e the best. Now off yot. go We love you' Kayo We ore so proud ol you or J ace or1p sf"re1ts Ma-n, Dod ord Cal Mom You were daddy's 1 ·e g1r Never afro1d wllen he was aroJnd. Know 'hat hew· a ways be w1tr you We all love ya<J and ore so proud o~ ya<Jr 1 aCCOr'1p sr~e'liS. So-o-o Ct.tel Yot. loo e oc"y 1 e sorr 1'-r so pro.,d ol yoJII Mom, Dod, Brooke & Mo You neve· fall to surp·rse and amaze us. Wor ha d t,ove ft. and r10 e a driference We '"lOw you wrll do g·eol th '19< Congro\,la•·ons, we love yo<J Yo<J are one of my sunshines r l1'e Be happy stay strong. stay focusea Remember pu• God f1rst rr every rg you do love you·self always Morr Dod. Mo~. Andrew, Co • ard Zrggy You hove f, led ov lives W''f] laughter ord hopp1ness. En1oy the adventures oreod! We are so proud of you ond ~ve yot. very r'lt.ch Cong·otulot;onsl Corgrotulo• ors Mot• Matt Yat. grow11 rr 1o a wonderfJI yo.,rg a Cont1rJe to str ve for the very Mor1 & Dod love, Morr & :lad �ve '110t.110r"S IT"O e waves o"d ve org love yo;.~ .enry, We o·e so p·ot.d of you You ~ave nsp ed JS wrl~ your creolrvrty and possro"l Follow your beoudL heo·t and the wo·ld w 'be yot.rs Mo!T'mo & Daddy We love yo;.~ from re•e to PIL•o and boc o .,... or gozrllion 1 11es Mof'l Dod Ml e Annre ard Molly Gno You re bold odve'llurous ard " toppable But most of all, yet. he'd e war d together w 1 yet. srr e don I ever lose rl Your ene•gy, creohv•'y and lOY gr' our world Bnrg trose •o the future 0'1d thve! love Mom, Dod ard Jacob love Dod Mo:n and Modelire A1 I '10 f'IOJniOin hrgh enough 10 eep yot. f orr your dreof'ls. Than yet. East We love you, !-<oleyl Mom, Dod, o"ld Selby Kathleer streng' of crorocter s o lOY to e~o d YoJr '1umor and lovrng heo•t w I c~orge the wor'd We ore so proud and love you so 'T'JCr Mom& Dod We a e so proud of what an Orrlozing woman yo;.~ rove grown up to be We ove you two scoops Mom, Dod. O"rs, &. Courtney The wand today doesn't fYIO e serse so why shou d you po•r' p1c urf:'s that do? Morr �Water out ward here s C·estmol (We never k11ew wi'Jot r ·us) Love you lots Mom, Dod and E:stebon land An1ca Sebast·an, a lis a, l z ar>d Rachel) To ov dear dol.ghter At.dra rr y use your charm a d talen 1< tC' o a the world and find jOy "l your Love Mom & Doo 'It has beer sod '~Jot !t,e ha·dest 1ob In Ire world IS r01sirg 0 cr 1d, but Ire peopte wfJo soy t~ s hove probob y r>ever war ed at a comb facto'Y or capt~.;red piro'es O!l the h1gh seas.' Lemery Snic et Andrew, we are very proud of yo and K-now that you w• cont1nu o yot.: jourrey on the •oad •o Sl.cc.e« E11joy the 1ourney to wherever you. love Dad, Mom, or>d Err e love Mom, Dad, Alii, a'ld K111g~t Veror>JCa Yot. have developed yol.' strength, pride and grea• sense of opt1MISIT' Go out l1ve l1fe and triumph over whatever tough stuff cof"les your way Chere Alice We hove watched you grow 1to o wonderful, 1nte1 1gent 1rd a!1d beouhful g~rl. We ore so proud to now yo~ on be port of your life Oceans of fe, MafTI & Dad Love MolT' & Dod Kaley, Cof'gra•:.~lationsl Keep your eyes or the stars and your feet on the grourd. We love yol-1 LOve MofTI & Guy �Boy-yo w1ll a ways cor• nt. to amaze l.l.> rro e LIS proud everyday! All rgs worderful ore 1r yov futL.·e .ave yo"J beyord words l1zzy Here s to a l1fe fJII of odver\Jre c~ollerges ~oppmess and furl We ove yol.l o1d w11l rr ss you te·nbly-Jod says re<re'T'ber .OW Joa MofTl, and Be•my love MolT' Dod C~Jns and Rascal Od 'lew I 'leeded sursh1re 1n my l,fe so he gave rpe yol.l W~ot you ore s God s g1~ to yoll w'lo' you do w1th yo"Jrself ,f your g1h to God CongroiL. OIIons to a guy wro was always go1rg places Than for the many wonderful mefTlones All Ol.l love Mom Dod, Rey and Zarro love Morr Angelo, and Fo'Tuly Nona, Life w' always be fii ed w1tr o lerges and appor•un1 1es. Both ore est faced w ·~ o positive attitude o'ld ncere effort to tum challenges mto pportun1ties 1r•a successes, rever lifTlit rself to onyt~ing Always reach for the STARS! N co we a e so proud of you Always now that yoll c:on do onyth1rg you se1 your mmd 1o We w a ways be rere for you no 'TlOierwlJo, love Mom, Dod ::>ado and LII D love MofTl janet Who ever the future holds fo• yo~. jor t ever lose that wonderful qUir y e-sonol,tyl We love yo~. mo•e than you now e Morr Jod Evelyr., O'ld Soph1e Yo"J hove always beer a yo1.ng fTl01 of d1shnc1 on .ave Mom Dod Gerev eve and Soph a �Keep •hrow•ng str ke~l Love Mom & Dad Go Baby gi·l yov did it Reo ~ f stars and don't stop v1td yo t trerr We ave you I .ave Mommy, Lex y, De Arq & Dad Just resting .1p for the b•g bus,ness of growing vp, which you are doing bem.t'fully! 'The SOL. sravtd always stand Otor ready •o welcome the ecsto· c exper ence.' Em ly Dick nsor Keep chargin' Lnryl Love you. Mom Dad, and Graham Love Mom Dad. and El,e ARMANDO PALOMINO My, how t'me flies! Seems like yesterday when I had th:s sweet little girl Now you have grown into a beautiful young lady. I hope the future holds many endless opt1ons for you to choose from God bless you Alex and h:s mother a e happy because he stood up. Also, Alex •s happy because he has his hat I om Acapulco. Love S:•v•a Polorr no ~ove Mom & Dad The best daughter ever! Congrots! Your bright smile ard lov•ng persono'!ly s pure sunsh•re We or very p-aud af you and lave Y0L W a .• our hearts Love Mom love MalT', Dad and Er co �o' <~ re ou· bnght sh "lng star 1~, s1trveress lull of love of all t'lrngs ol ofld unspo1led Honor stLder.• !'!torr c ilb('r (Of"''P-' a lete c.on 'lol"''p o d cor "9 sp 11 We love ord ore so proud ol a you l'love eved Yom b·1gr• s!or w l1g'lt tre dO' ness wre·eve yoL go Koro VoL a ways mo e us ough Love Mof"'' Dod Elspe r orrd Moose Jed Ell1o1 Molly ofld Ch•.st1ne You were a beoL..IL baby and now yO<~ ore a beoutih.. yourg ody You ave come so fa· and we now yoL wrll go fur''ler and ocrreve ol your -lrearrs We w1. o'woys be watch rrg wi.'l pride .ove tre ~Of"''l y Anflo GePev1eve We a e so proud ol youl We love your 1-rumor and 1rs1ght your leadership no·dwor and yoL 1ncredobre art st1c toler• IS 1nspr :-~g Moy a' yOt;' tomor·ows be f,lled w•''l as 'TlUC'l lOY as you show "Jere I• seef"''s lr e it was Jst yeste•doy Love Mom Dod ord And•ew 'w be sod to have you go 'lg olf to co I ge We ore very proud of you Ofld w•ll always love yo;.r "Yo;.r cor't really be strong u'ltrl you see a funny side to thrrgs • -Kef' Kesey Keep mo 'lg us loug~ love Mo!'l", Dod, and your brotrc•s. Love "-"of"'', Dod, Grocre and Jp "Tre whole world is a crorr o! oc es bul we ore so .~sed to them we a tre'l' ord .,ory • f-<an~ Chstran Anderson eve l1fld drscover Fee· rt and hold or•o • te Mom, Dod, llze Vo e'ls Dav ds Gabby Born premature we gr ,9 four po;.rnds fov ources yo;.r fo;.rght to grow strong and succeed n 1e Yo;.r ve become a beoc• 1 ~, yoL,g lady wonderiL doL~hter and srste· We a e very pro;.rd o1 you and love yoL very f"''L:::hl Love yo:J always ard forever Mom and Henne �little 'Doing Big things' We ore "leffobly blessed and p•ot.d of you! Here's to yoLo Andy Gray, 'tva America!' You're on our CN' always! .ove a'woys MolT' & Dod Love Mo:n & :)ad I'm proud of yoLo! You have broug~t joy, love, and laug~ter ~nto my re. Contint.e to go BIG and dream LARGE! "Poe et Puddir Woo, Wo e Sqv Rowl, Sugar Bear Rowh1de Row z No dra'Tla, ~"O B S Playful, real, steady as a rock and beautiful to 1'1e core Cangrols. We love yo:JI Love MofTI Love MofTI, Dod, O'ld joe 'If ever there •s o tomorrow when were not together There is smretr "~g you must always remember you are braver than yo;,~ be••eve, st·onger than yoLo seem, and smarter than you th1rk ... bL.' the most mpo~tont thing is even wren were aport ' we will always be with you Keep us m yoLo heart!' Rerr1ember •he sirrple JOys of l1fe. 1 Blended wh •e, o loyal friend and uncond1honollove lrom yo;,~r forT 'y 8 remarkable, do remarkable th1'lgs Love Mom, Dad, Bubbo, Ro!T'ero a Elv•s Love Mommy and Daddy CongratL. ot•onsl We ore very proud of yot. and we w1i always love you! If you ca'l f1ll the .mforg•vwg rn r with 60 seconds of d1sto ce •ur y is •he Eo<th and everylh•rg tho• s n and- wr chIS fTIOfe-- yoL.'II b a fTIOn, fTIY sonl Love Mom & Fom1ly Love Mom & Doa �Evan, o:1 s for be•rg suc.h o wonde ful son 11ove o ways mode greo• cho•ces a d were v 'Y proud of yout love Mom Dod & .<Jcy Chee o We o e so prc.Jd of t'iow hard you ~Jove wor ed 1n ''le lost few yeo•s We now yo~. w II occompltsh greo 1 th•ngs We ad re your foe~. and de•e:·mtno on love o ways Morr :>ad ord Rocl'e To Ou' beo.Jtiful daughter, Yov grondmo•~ers would be very Congro•ulo ors sor.l It s ooout me and we support yo~ 1r all of your endeavors pro~d Love Stacy A le'l love MoJ"l, Dod Kate & Angel Duncan, Well done! Very well done 1 We ore o proud of you and ove you I 1 T e 10~:·ney cor. •fluesl On •o collegel Cec, You o·e the g•r who IS never ofro1d of onytllingl All w•apped .1p m o cute pm poe age Love Your Forr. 'y love Mom :>ad Ardy and Br or Face every new adventure w1tr o 'grrrr' and o crin le of yov rose love Mom, Dad, and Anil 'Our greates glory IS no 1r never fa "l9 but 1r ge t rg .JP every tiJ"le we do' -Co~ uc <.iS Dearest Ell1e We love yo~. a ways good luc or your new odven•ure A 1ourrey of J,QOO m1 9S begtrS WI r 0 S"l9 e Step love Mom Dod Ho1nal-: ord Carl �HokJro rrololo CoCo, We love you ond ore so proud of yo;J Love Mon', 1r heaver, Dod Ky Rordy ord Do'T'or Wy CJO, OL.r baby boy, yoL. were olwo cowboy that roc mg horse y fovo·•te toy Yo" con nde o'f surset row o yourg 'l'lOr ready world , orr so p oua of yc I brother loves ord odm1res y yov Doa Will always be w r y .ave MofTl Angel, Co.,grot~.~ aliens! We ore so proud of yo;J, bow your dreams and don't ever give vpl God bless you! Love Morr~, Dod, and Se•g•o Suflsh1ne, Sirce b th you novt' 'lad on msolioble hv1ger for life and what s new and differer• Well, you hove now paved yov polr to the door of 'he beg•nnong of o flew .1fe Stay fearless, dorce like no one s water ng. and Jst .IVE Wotchirg yoL. grow ~rorr1 boroes•c ballet recite s to tenr1s toL.·neys. Pure Joy! I Love you rrore MofTl M1ss Taylor, we ore so proL.d of y Remember it s not how yo<~ start b I how yot. f 1isr You a e 0:1 ym: way to b1g 11-Jings We lOVE yoL v "Y mL.-.h. love Mom, GrandMa O'ld Ty love you, Morr-my ·Fly fT'Ie to tre fT'Ioor let me ploy w • a Ire stars. 'e' me see what spr 1g s e Ofl jL.piter and Mors'-Fron Strotro Fly Soph1e ~ y love Mom & Dod 'Wro coL. d hove guess d~ W could rove seera? Who could a possibly flown?' So glad yoL. o my l1fe' So p~oud of youl ML.ch love, Morr �Dearest Alyssa, l ve by your own •ules w1th '1 the 1erce ol genu :1e 1r'e>g 1ty, en ':)y e ng energ zed by the ll 1verso Jrguoge of mus1c ord always Pme>rrber trot the·e 1s '10 oloce li e t,o.,e! o o- luvL ots : Katharine, Yoll hod uS at 'Hello' S• beout1ful bng t o'ld sassy We've loved wo•ch1rg yo~.- grow liP Tons of love Morr & Dod love Mum & S•ephO'lle Happy GrodJot·on! We ave you! love Mom ord Dod Dear ju e We ore so proud o1 you o1d so appy for yo1.. as yo1.. follow your dreor1sl Even t~ough I couldn'• be more pro~d e orrozwg p •son yo1.. 've become, you w1ll always be> rry baby girl .ove Dod o' ' Dear • •tie Erre1 a, You Or'loze us corgro ulo•·ons and heaps of love 'or yout love Man" Dod and Alex love Mo., & z Congrot~JiotiO'lS so~ The world is wa' "9 w ''1 more advent~..·es We love yout love Morr ;)eo'le, and Sissy Ro'lo We ore very pro~d of you o1d love yo~.; very rruchl You ore beout1ful, smor• ord c eot1ve Cor'1ue to be strorg and 1nd th1s word s btessed to hove you tn tis serv ce love Mom, M1choel O'ld G ordr1o Paulrne �'Go conf;der.•ly 1r the d1rect1on of your dreams. live the life you hove 'T'Ogtned' -Henry David Thoreau We love you Adami 'My purpose nolds to so b y st. set, a1d the bot~ s of o the sta•s ... Strong and w1lled to s see to fird, o1d not to y TC'1nyson Ulysses love Mom Dod, and lo •e love Mof"', Dod, Jess.e and Peter Tron s for be1ng such a for>'ostic son! We took forward to seemg your s<.~ccess m tre future! love Dod, Mom, and T1m Alex was '"' •gt.ed frol"'l day ore You rave been a great source of e'ltertolr'Tlent and fe wou d be ~a 'j witrout you I .ove MofTl & Dod Do you think you re wrtty? Congratulations Zoe, we couldn't be prouder! .ave Mom & Dod We new early on that Willie was w•"ing to let rt all hong outt We ore proud of you buddy Always remember 11 1s more important to think about •he wer'ore of others than wo•ry about how you look. ai's accomplrsr'Tle"' there ore no words to express • e pride and joy we feel for ref Ond I e discipl '1e sre defTlonst•ates to OC'lleve any goal she directs h::· rr 'ld •o Congrotulat1ons on your ocr1everrer>t you will have many JTlOre to co'lle We love you 'L•tle Blessrng' -love Mom Dod Fran i X1 o d Ur que Congrotulotons! You mode 1ttl W so proud of you! love t~-te Forr .ove Mom ord Dod �• 'flY baby, you finally mode it We e so proud d you I Keep .JP the f.ord ana all your dreor1s w cor1e •·ue Kate, we ore so proud of you II Love xoxo, Mom Dod Allie, and M choe1 Love Mo-n Sw rr suits ore so overrated But . you : e not! You hove swimmmgly become o beautiful person in every way. Love: Us 'So1" away from the safe harbor Catch the ode w1nds 1n your so1 s. Exp1ore. Dream Discover ' -Mark Twom You d1d on omoz1rg job throughoJt all o' high school! We ove you so much and ore so proud of you! love your fom1iyl Arter the wonderful trmgs you did •n h1gh school we can't wo1t to see what t'le future holds 'or you. Love Mom and :)ad Love your family! God granted me a miroc e when he mode yoJ. Your beout.ful Smile sassy ude and your precioJs heart Thank you for being a conng s1ster and •f.oughtbl daughter You mode us r-roud Thanks for keepmg it jazzy! We ore proud of the person you hove become. As you move througr life, don'• ever lose your sense of joy and excitement 1n everytf. ng you do LOVe Mom, Dod, O'ld Ang1.1s love Mom, Vanessa, o.,d T ovin �rr 'Str ve '101 lobe 0 SL. c.ess bL.' ro 1 to be of volvPe' Ale Y01.'re off tog eat ploc ~ t yoJr day You'•e MOJnto 1 w Love Morr: & Doo Mom Trov s Moxwel BodE:"'l Bear, Your greo'est sc~ccess lies w ••·11n you Con"nue life tro conftdence humility and fottl-- You dtd ttl Congrotulohons B .y, we -:Jve yo t Mof'l, Dod A1ex, Torr rry AL t>rf>y on Jeff .ave always Dod, MoM and Nopntolt 'iey Boo, You hove always been trocred bly beoJtiful, inte1 gent and lovmg and yOL still ore We li e yoL style .ave, Morr, ~ad and Kate All my ove, Morr 'To be yoL. self m a world tho corostartly ••ytr.g to f'la e yoL. so:T'etr ng else 1s the greatest occorrpltshment ' Ralph Waldo Emersor. We a e so very p·oud of you! Love Dod a d Arry r Wh n was good He was ve-y very good A"ld 'le was bod he was ~ur Neve· forget 1 80CNO PA Love Mama �The Be~t 1s Yet •o Be Ho So1"or• a .Ve are so exc •ed lor you a d the ney you a e obo;.~t to begmt rre'T'ber 1ust eep sw rr<r 191 Lov jo1- A ~ioppy Ch d" Love Morr Mor1 ::>ad ord L1r ::!soy • No day but •odoy" We love you tm1ly Yo~, ore beyord OL:' w1ldest dreo-pst We love yo:JI Morra d Dod Mom Dod J 'ln1fer or ::l W1s ost To my beoutifl. dmghter, J~'ve grown so l"'ll.::h rroy life bnng ou oil you wor for and be a you 'lope for 1n •he y ors to cor1e Sorrontro Yo H orgek srr. rod1otes t~'>e bless1r of a new down Love Mo!TVT'y Love Mom Way to go s1<l You'v way CO!T'e o long Love yoL' bra's Max & Carl Yo~, srr e has always b 1ghtened our day eco sr•11ilrg and Jollow your dreo·ns t'liOY tre odve:~t~, es oheodl We love you ord ore so p•oud of you Mom, Dod and Notror ���������Congratulations East High Seniors! Best 0 ~ luck in your ~uture endeavors Go Angels! 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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 2010 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource East High School Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2010 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Annual Staff 2010s Yearbooks