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                    <text>REDEFINING EAS T 200 7

����EJSt High Angelus
Vol. 8 9

�'Est. adverb.
1. to, toward, or in the east.
2. East means something different to each of us. lt' s the
place where we dressed in red and white to show our
spirit, where we starred in a school production, where
we ace an exam, or where we scored the winnin goal
while fans cheered us on. lt' s where we joined new clubs
and participated in new activities, where we sprinted
to class trying to beat the bell, where we met teachers
who infiuenced our lives and learning, or where we got
lost wandering the back hallways. lt' s where we caught
up with our friends in the front hall every morning and
where we waved goodbye to them at the end of the ay.
The dictionary definition doesn't do our school justice
because East is all of these things and more.
That's why this year we are ...

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students.

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academics.

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athletics.

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1. scholars, learners
2. ones who attend school
3. the life and breath of East

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new additions
spirit
travel
after school
fashion
siblings
favorites
traditions
seniors
juniors
sophomores
freshmen

�ling cage and fresh gra . Picture perfect.
Due to new security measures. senior· Viki
Eagle and Heather Ward and juniors Cassie
Clayman and Chart e Cohen wear their LD.s
to sho"' they go to East. Home O.e\d advan·
tage. The new all·purp e turf Held a ·ro
front the hoollnclude a oreboard and
bleachers with light to come. Bring It back.
IITF.;;yo;;;,-rl The Ubrary Renal san e Project restored
the library to Its original glory. (Photos by
Peter Hartman and
Heinzerothl

Follow the leader. In his Sociology class. taught for the
Hrst time this year, Mr. Hernandez leads a group discu •
slon about slngle·parent families. (Photo by Peter Hart·
man)

Hot dog! Trying to branch out from their typical
fare, seniors Rhoad Cannon, Carl Heinz and Berk
Dietvorst walt in line at the new Stevei; Hot Dogs. &lt;PI
by Peter Hartman)

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Over the summer, many new things happened at East. The library underwent a complete renaissance, restoring It to Its original 19205 design. The
Esplanade was revamped with new grass and parallel parking, reducing the
number of spots. An all-purpose field replaced the old
football/soccer field and a resodded baseball diamond
updated the sports facilities. New classes such as Sociology and Computer Integrated Manufacturing were offered,
and with ManualS closing, a number of its students opted
to come to East. The Lowenstein Theater across Colfax
was completely remodeled and now houses a brand-new
~--- Tattered Cover Book Store, Twist &amp; Shout Records and
Chlpotle restaurant. All of these new and exciting things, both at East and In
the surrounding community, keep East current and updated.
• Max Atufunwa

New faces. Transfers from Manual, junl rs Kahlla James, Ravan Whitting
ton and Chan I Johnson and seniors VIncent Springer-Moore and Part Lan·
drum repre ent both Manual and East. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)
Bookworm. During lunch, sophomores Natalie Fine. Louise Pletruszewskl,
Phoebe Duvall. Olivia Rudeen, and Alys. a Roberts eat In front of th new
Tattered Cover. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

Burrlto-tastlcl Craving a burrito? A new Chlpotle
opened across the street In January. offering students a nearby and delicious pia e to grab lunch.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

The letter E. The fresh new E and surrounding
stone give the school Impressive curb appeal.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

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While there were several spirit weeks each year, the most anticipated one
was the Homecoming Spirit Week. During the week, students participated in
five fun and unique spirit days organized by student council. Monday was
Pajama Day which was fun because students literally got - - - -......- - - .
out of bed and came straight to school. Up next was
Stoplight Day where students wore red, green or yellow
to show their status for the homecoming dance; had a
date, maybe had a date or looking for a date. Wednesday was White Tee and Stunna Shade Day and Thursday was Class Competition Day: seniors dressed as their
favorite cartoon or superhero, juniors wore their clothes
backwards, sophomores sported togas and freshmen Shazzon Turner. Q_
dressed in tube socks and shower caps. Friday was Crazy Red &amp; White Day,
where Angels showed their school spirit in head-to-toe red and white!
• Hayley Round

Looks like teen splrlt. Decked out fr m head to
toe . . oph more Nandi McDowell, Maurice Murphy.
fre. hman Gavin John. n. . ophom r
Rh nda
Meadows, George Richter and Chris Hill show off
their scho I spirit. (Photo by Mall ry Helnzeroth)

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East, East, Angels. Throughout the state East Is
know for their fans especially during ba&lt;;ketball
season when they enthusla tlcally cheer on their
teams to victory with their original and creative
cheers. (Ph to by Josh Tafoya)

Rebels without a cause. On White Tee and Stunna Shade Day, junior
Samuels, senior ichole Flnnie, sophomore Zabrlna Jackson . . enior
McPherson, junior Acura H It, sophom re Mellcia Benavidez and
Renee Williams sport their shad but wear black to show their
style. (Photo by Gracie McGuire)
Blinded by the light. Sporting their white tees and stunna shades,
omore Chaz Levinson, junior Quiera Cantrell, sophomore Chris
junior Monica Scott lounge on the front steps. (Photo by Gracie Mc(:A.iiJrell

�Clockwise from top left: Clad In plaid. On
PJ day. freshmen Alex Abbott, Matt Spencer,
and Luke Buchanan get comfortable. Say
cheese! In wacky attire, freshmen Ubby
Howard and Rawley Bingham participate
In spirit week. Stoplight. In red, yellow
and green, senior Shannon Collins, fresh·

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~!!!!!~~~~~~~~! ~ man Shanlta Andrews and senior Monica

Andrews stop traffic. Smile! Spirited sopho·
mores Mackenzie Hall, Paresa FarshldNow
and Alyssa Milner show off their shades.
(Photos by Mallory Helnzeroth, Gracie
McGuire, Zack Lass and Sam Lass)

Red hotlln a fiery palette, juniors Katie Post, Emery Don·
ovan, Gideon Hertz and Alexa Morrill look like perfectly
spirited Angels. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)

Gettln' cozy. On Pajama Day, seniors Brenna Hokanson
and Katie Havranek snuggle up In l'tr. MacMIIIarn Spanish
class. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)

�Over the ummer, s rat tudents traveled to Latin America through the community erv ce-ba d pn gram Amigo de las
Americas. Clockwise from top left: Hola
amtga. Senior Kate Ba s In Mlchoacan.
Mexico. Helping hand. Senior Becca Bolden
with children In Paragua)~ Youth to youth.
Senior Lila Creighton pose· with a friend In
Guanajuato, Me I o. Far from home. Senior

EnJoying the view. While In Costa del Sol, Spain, juniors
Emilie Abbott and Devon Tubbs and senior Michelle 011·
phant relax near the beach. (Photo courtesy of Michelle
Oliphant)

Fufu. As a foreign exchange student In Ghana, sen
Amy Stanesco helps her h t mother make fufu, a I
dish. Amy Is pounding bolted cassava and plantain ln!i
fufu, which Is dipped In
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Over the summer and throughout the year, students traveled to places all
over the world with school groups, friends, family, or sports teams. At the
beginning of the summer, 23 students along with teachers Mr. Seaholm, Mr.
MacMillan, and Ms. Solei\ went to Spain for 10 days.
Some students traveled individually, like junior Carlie
Christianson, who went to otre Dame to play basketball. Mlt was a great opportunity for me, and I really
improved my game; explained Carlie.
The organization Amigos de las Americas sent
seniors Lila Creighton, Kate Bass, Becca Bolden and
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Ruthie Robinson-Larrance to Mexico and Paraguay for
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youth-to-youth programs. Sophomore Kendal Murray went to Co ta Rica for a
month to do community service and said, Mlt was the greatest experience of
my life!w Trips overseas are not only fun, but great learning experiences.
• Aimee Moyer

Hang!n' around. Odyssey Club member Alex Bennett, 11: Sarah Bigley, 12;
Nick Beck It, 11; CUllan Wlnb urn, 12: M na Hamermesh. 11: Stevie Flanery,
12; Ariel Lawrence. 12; Mallory Helnzeroth. 11; Devin Pltts·Roger • 12; Daryck
Thompson. 12: Kevin Roper. 11: Beth Kochevar. 12 and Ruby Holmes, 12 In
6razll. (Photo courtesy of Mallory Helnzeroth)
~llaround the world. Ea. t welcomes exchange students Crace NJau. 12: Phil-

RP Franke. 12; Sophia Zhao. 12: emanja Nedeljkov. 12: Air\ Kato. 10: lvonne
ouzaud, 12; \cklas Te\cke. 12; Mohammad Ftotan, 12: Aline DAnuncio. 12;
Ann(Pa Baumhauer. 9; John jau. 12; Sae Young Yoon. 12 and Marla Barbosa.
12 . hoto by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Out and about. In Ecuador. friends and colleague
Ms. Rizzuto. Ms. Davis and Ms. Porter take a
m ment to enjoy the view from a bridge In front
of a 100 foot waterfall In Banos. (Photo courtesy
of U a Porter)

When In Ghana. While visiting a local village.
Ms. Rhone and Ms. Jeffrey deliver chool supplies
collected by Peace Jam club member to needy
recipients. (Photo courtesy of Ms. Jeffrey)

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Whether they volunteer, play sports, work or even just do homework, students' lives extend far beyond the walls of the chool. During the school day,
students participate In the dally grind: note-taking, learning, socializing and
more. But their lives really take off after the final bell
rings. For example, junior Shantel Campbell volunteers as
a tutor at Columbine Elementary. Mlts good for the kids to
get extra help because they can't get it at home; she said.
After school and sometimes even during school, senior
Theo Lind rides his unicycle because its exhilarating and
different. Free-running or parkour Is an activity senior
George Lowe and his friends do after school. Free-running or parkour involves tlipplng and vaulting off objects found around town.
\Ike rails, walls or buildings. All of these different activities allow East students
to express themselves and release any pent-up stress from the school day.
• Daryck Thompson
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Protecting the goal. Ready for a save, sophomores
Alex Page and Jay Westcott work hard during club
hockey practice. (Photo courte ·y of Zach Lass)

~ after school.

Lend 11 helping hand. While In Washington D.C .•
juniors Mallory Helnzeroth and Kaltlyn Randol
dedicate many hours with a local charity. (Photo
courtesy of Mallory Helnzeroth)

For his next trick ... Working at the WizardS Chest, junior Tony Ballas stupefies and amazes two unsuspecting patrons with his Incredible magic
tricks. (Photo by Peter Hartman)
Break lt down. While pra tieing his 1m pres lve break-dancing skills. enl
Andrew Ramirez shows off his favorite move. •the flare~ (Photo by Beatrlz
Contreras)

�Clockwise from top left: Stick tt. Coming off
a stall into a kick flip, freshman Tyler Ashley
practices his skateboarding tricks oft a
-c:Jf"&gt;i'•~•-~1 ramp around the school. Amazing grace.

~=:~w;,;;~==~ Before a ballet lesson, sophomore Sarah

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Lass and junior Katie Post stretch at the

L-----:::::r~---~-11 barre. Feel the music. Practicing their duet

musical composition, senior Nichole Finnie
and her younger brother, sophomore Bran·
don, perfe t their piece. Smack that. Pra ·tieing for an upcoming tournament senior
Max Milhan perfects his ping pong skills.
(Photos
Peter Hartman and Zach Lass)

Hop the fence. After getting a running start. seniors
George Lowe and John Lindmark ~orHla vault" oft a fence
practicing their free·runn ing outside East by the softball
field. &lt;Photo by Peter Hartman)

Doctor Dan. Working at his part time job as an a sistant
pharmaceutical technician at Walgreens. not too far from
East, we catch senior Daniel Edwards in the medicine aisle
at work. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

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Monkeying around. ot afra d to have fun with hi tyle,
ophomore Hamza Shareef r ps his multl·colored monkey
jacket. &lt;Photo by Carlle Christianson)

Posing pretty. With her I ng shirt. n cklace and jea
senior Sydney Ax trod dl play her unique style. &lt;Ph
by Te s Jackson)

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From high heels and jeans to sweatshirts and sweatpants, everybody has
a way of expressing themselves through the clothes they wear. Every year
new trends arise that are adopted by many students. Although some people
dress alike, everyone has a way of making their style
unique. According to junior Carson Crawford, "There
is no common trend among the students; everybody
dresses the way they wane
With all the different people at East diversity in style
can only be expected. "Its a cool varietY, said freshman
Samantha Sanderson, explaining, "Nobody is afraid to
_ _ _ _ _ _.. express themselves~ Some students find their style by
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reading fashion magazines; others dress like their favorite celebrities; still more create their own unique style. Be it sunglasses, shoes,
earrings, or jackets, everyone finds a way to make a statement.
• Tess Jackson

Yup In my white tee! With O\er ·!zed unglasses and stylln" white tees.
Junior Koree Ross and seniors Melvin Yarber, Luke Ealey, Ryan Saulters,
Layron Taylor, O'Brian Brooks and Blake Swain rock their look. (Photo by
Mallory H lnzeroth)
Cosua\ e\egonce. While getting ready for the cold weather. sophomores
Tracy Smith, Lucy Roper. Jessica Laub, Claire Morrow and Alyssa Milner
relax In comfortable tops and the always reliable jeans. (Photo by Kelly
Binding)

Dangling beoutles. The chandelier earrings have
made their way Into the fashion spotlight. Junior
Nlchelle Mason shows oft her elegant pair. (Photo
by Tess Jackson)

Condy striper. Whether they are vertical. hori·
zontal or diagonal. stripes always look cute.
Freshman Haley Jenkins displays her fashion with
trendy grey and white stripes. &lt;Photo by Tes
Jackson)

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Many students have a long legacy of family members who have attended
East for generations. Whether your family attended East before you, or you
and your sibling are going to school together, many students are proud to
carry on the tradition of being an Angel.
Going to school with your sibling can be a lot of fun:
you always have someone to help with homework, give
you a ride to school, or simply grab lunch with. Identical senior twins Cara and Amy Fallano are thrilled to
go to school together. ·us nice to have a sister at school
because I always have someone to study and carpool
with; explained Cara.
Amy and care Fa llano. 12.
Looking around the halls of East. you can see numerou students that are
related; whether they are twins, cousins or brother and sister, East is filled
with relative that go to school together.
• Kelly Thomp on

Chauffeur. Senior Madeleine King drives her
younger brother, fre hman lan King, to school
every day. &lt;Photo by Carlle Christianson)

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Matching genes. Even though enior twin Scott
and Davis Wert look alike, they have their own
unique traits: for example, Scott Is right-handed
and Davis Is left-handed. &lt;Photo by Kelly Binding)

Three!; company. Born just minutes apart, ophomore triplets Zack. Sar
and Sam Lass enjoy going to school together. ·sometimes we disagree
things. but we till love to hang out to ether:' aid Sam. (Photo court
ofLa family)
Brotherly love. Showing love for his younger brother, junior Cody H s
shows ophomore Alex Ho kin that he I stronger, but will always look
him. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

�Clockwise from top left: Back to back.
Younger brother. freshman Jason Laub.
and sister, sophomore Jess Laub, hang out.
Sister act. Sisters Monica Andrews, a senior,
and Shanlta Andrews, a fre ·hman, bond.
Two peas In a pod. Siblings junior Yerlca
Pessoa and sophomore J.P. Pessoa don·t just
represent the Angels at school. but on the
tennis court as well. Give a little. Allshla
Romero, a sophomore, enjoys being part of
LSU and her older brother, enlor Anthony
Romero, enjoys playing football. (Photos by
Reese Boyd and Kelly Binding)

Sibling rivalry. Playfully, Junior Shaqullle Turner holds
his younger brother Shazzon Turner. a freshman. In a
headlock. (Photo by Mallory Heinzroth)

Double trouble. Sporty and fun, Junior twins Gabe
Fancher and Hana Fancher both play soccer for East and a
club team. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

�Favorite Halloween costumes. clockwise
from top left: Trlck-or-treat. Smiling. en lor
Carolyn Walicki and Eryn Tomlinson particIpate In the co ·tume contest. lt!&gt; a Mario!
Ores ed like video game characters. juniors
Ben Allegrezza and Billy Soren en are the
Mario brothers. What a pair! Dressed as a
criminal, sophomore Emily Go che tands
next to her twin brother Matt Gosche, the
headle man. Odd couple. The lovely Marilyn Monroe. sophomore Kiara Massey, with
a fierce ninja. ·ophomore Maurice Murphy.
(Photo· by Mallory Heinzerothl

Vroom Vroom! The best ride In the lot belongs to senior
Evan Barber His 2006 BMW motorcycle get · him to chool
In a flash while saving gas. (Photo by Vlkl Rey Eagle)
Pimp my ride! Based on a student survey, the. e four
cars were voted most worthy of being on MTV "Pimp
my Ride~ Oockwlse rom top left: Coming in first. junior
Abram Verai; "Beast~ Is the most worthy of a makeover.
Junior Nick Becketts ·co-Kart• lives up to Its name with a
max speed of 55 mph. When senior Melvin Yarber takes a
turn. his Honda Civic makes a mysterious clicking sound.
Senior Brianna Bentleys van has a big hole that clearly
makes a statement. (Photos by Vlkl Rey Eagle and Beatrlz
Contreras)

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We've got spirit. On Crazy Red &amp; White Day. seniors Monica Powell, Ashley
Greer. Kayla Wa hlngton , Jozlln Moland, Tatlanna Vinson, Paris Landrum,
Athilla Sayers. Lafonda Reid, Mercedes Scott. and Hana Willis show their
school spirit while cheering at the pep rally. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)

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At a school as large and diverse as East, there is a wide spectrum of interests and preferences. The Angelus staff polled a portion of the school to figure
out what places, things and activities were the top picks. First of all. most
students agreed that the best spirit day was Crazy Red and White Day, and
their favorite place to go to lunch was Starbucks. The
favorite place for a more affordable lunch, however. was
Sun-Mart. In school. many students prefer drama over
the other electives, and after school they like to listen to
their iPods before going off to play sports. Sophomore
AishaJohnson plays softball and said, "Us a great way to
get involved with my schooe Sophomore Joseph Hicks
prefers basketball; he said, "I like basketball because I
can play with my friends and meet new people~ With a variety of interests and
opinions represented at school. all students agree that East is the number one
place to learn and hang out.
• Viki Rey Eagle and Beatriz Contreras

Us 11 B11rble world. When asked about their favorite toy as a kid , the East
students surveyed remembered playing with Barbles, Legos, Playdoh and
Hot Wheels.

Or11nge moch11 frllppucc\nol Proudly dl playing
their Frappucclnos, freshmen Audrey Hagman,
Lindsay Emery, Rawley Bingham, Hannah Tabor
and Tlffanl Johnson enjoy lunch at Starbucks.
(Photo by Canyon Soak)

Gotchlllln the favorite prank of the year, Ms. Topf,
a big ebraska fan. Is shocked by her classroom
after a group of en lor boys decked it out In Oklahomas colors. (Photo by Lisa Porter)

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Some things at East never change. Year after year we can count on seeing
certain traditions carried on. East students make it their duty to uphold traditions like freshmen adoption, red and white fridays, walking to lunch as freshmen, carrying balloons on their birthdays, painting the
pump house and going crazy during spirit weeks.
Returning students welcome freshmen during orientation and sports initiations where the upperclassmen
dress their freshmen In wacky clothes and take them out
to lunch. On Crazy Red and White Day, you are guaranteed to experience a sea of red and white In the hallway
and the pep rallies get everyone!; spirit and energy up.
Whatever the tradition may be, East students make sure to pass It on every
year to future generations of Angels.
• Reese Boyd and Carlle Christianson

Celebrate good tlmes. A birthday tradition Is
upheld by sophomore Ebonle Lindsay. Her friend.
Tyler Willis. a sophomore. pins a dollar bill to a her
shirt. (Photo by Carlle Christianson)

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I'll have the usual. After walking to lunch. freshmen Tyreesa Reeves and Payne Davis sit down
to enjoy their food. The usual lunch spots for
freshmen are Arbys and Popeyei;. (Photo by Carlle
Christianson)

Respect your elders. Being adopted by a ·big sister· at East Is a tradit
that senior Sydney Axelrod. who adopted freshman A~pen Johnson. o~
freshman Helen Gafflgan. who was adopted by senior Hannah Abraham
found enjoyable. Thl Is a good way for the freshmen to learn the ropes a
the seniors to pass on the East traditions. (Photo by Carlie Christianson)
Cultural connect. East traditionally Is the home to many exchange stude
and the International Oub Is designed to help these exchange students
welcome. Front row: Leah Watuinge, Elaine Martinez. Mary Dewey.
edith Sagara. Susan Harlor and Elizabeth Jones. Second row: Sophia Zhac
Mohammad Ibrahim Frotan. Airi Kato and Elizabeth Hunt·Revers. Back r
Nemanja Nedeljkov, Nicklas Teicke. Graham Hart, Sae Young Yoon, Raclt
Messer. Feben Asfaw. Celeste Sweet Hayes and Karlssa Froiov. (Photo
Lisa Porter)

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Window paint I· u ed by ~enlors Rhoad ·
Cannon. Eric Ebel and Chris Hill to write on
the car In the PDrklng lot. A friendly face.
During Thursday mornings. link leader· like
junior Rachel Bank help freshmen. such
- ....-""''.......tl as Kelley McCarroii·GIIbert, with their work.
Blast from the past. With their fre hmen
literature clas . Ja.:k Henderson, Grant Bee· ~r--­
zkalo and Sergio Anaya tour the clock tower
and museum. Going all out. Feeling spirited.
sophomore Jamie Urbana dre. es from he11d to
toe for Cr11zy Red 11nd White Dll): Whot by
S11m L11ss and Carlte Christianson)

Game time. Soccer players freshman Grant Simon, enior
Chris Un mayer. Satha Boyd. Matt Hender on. Marques
Martinez. soph more Billy Soren en and senior Peter Gray
wear their Jerseys on game days to promote team and
school plr\t. (Ph to by Carlie Chrl tianson)

Sleeping beauties. Participating In one of the favorite
spirit day . sophomore Jamaal Thompson. Junior Bridget
Kromery, ophomore Chris Wall and Junior Shaqu\11e
Turner love an excuse to relax In their pajamas at scho 1.
(Photo by Carl\e Christianson)

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..i

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Tyler McNamara
"flo was born In N -ber

'

like_

Robert rew

~

I

~

Elise Mann

Catle Gllwa

who played U lmate Frisbee

who wen! to Logan

like~

with

...

'

Katrina Lanlohan
"flo was Initiated freshman }'\!4r
Iller-

u'Ricsha Davis
seniors.

[Of2f9]

�Jlllillis

Andrew Denton

[OI3}-oJ seniors.

An1ocr Deleon

ArundJ DeMJrtini

Etlkln Den1by

Adrienn DestlJies

Mlty Dewey

Nichol.Js Did k

�Eric~ Didz
Stephante Maxwell

who Md Ancient HI tory with
&gt;trs.Mo:Hul!hlll&lt;r.,

'

Berkeley Oietvorst

J
I

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Davtd Guthridge
"'11o has brown &lt;'I
like ••

01 lseJ Dorsey

HJnruh Dischinger

Zandra Pikes

Feml Fadeyl

Katie Havranek

Mandlsa Jones

who went to SmUey

who skateboard
like••

who Md a &amp;I ter at Ea t
like.•.

who ho the a me Ia t
name as....

like~

'

I
Matt rrazler
"'11o took Cym freshman year

'

like•••

~

I
Marques Martinez
who drlws a )eep Crond Cherokee
lfke_

'

~

I
Monica Andrews
who ho a tattoo
like_

'

Taylor Jones
who played basketball
like-

FrJser Downing

Brooke DurJnt

Felicity Duroch rHclrl nun

Viki EJgle

seniors.

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�lulidn Edwc1rds

Eric Ebel

Amn1 El-lirissi

Willidn1 Fc1ber

[OJ'3JJJ seniors.

Sc1n1 Ellis

lln Ennis

Cl.Jir Fc1dul

lJSOn Escc1lc1nte

�Moniqu F rguson

Keny Fessend n

Kristin FiL1k

Ashle Filer

Nichol Finni

RJ gJn Fish r

St vi FL1n ty

An1i Font not
seniors.

rof3'13J

���Mol1Jnlnldd Frotan

Kalif Fuller

NlttiJn Gietl

Griffin Glldson

~seniors.

Gr

Gath rcol

utherine GliwJ

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�Robert CrJl1Jnl

Rose Green
Harry Carrothers
who goes by his middle name
like

LJtt e Crov

0Jvid Guthridge

lv\Jrli

seniors.

[Of3J7]

�Morgan Hall

Dyrell Halley

I&lt;Jthryn Havranek

01ristoph r Hdyd n

[OJ'3}-8J seniors.

Virgil Halliburton

~Lli

Hayes

�Trent Kles
who plaV1'&lt;J hockey

like-

'

,

Berkeley Dietvorst
-.flo has been to Canada
like

Eoony Holldnd

~Jl Hol&lt;JrlSOn

Br nrlJ HokJrlSOn

Kencilll Hoff

MJrk ith Hill

Sunghoon Park

Scott Wert

Marcus Meadows

Hannah Abraham

who pla)'&lt;'d tootl&gt;oll

'Nho wa on swtm team

who wasln FWier on lhl&gt; Roof

,. .J wa Dave
wbosefa lr
Matht&gt;ws Band like-

'

I
Blake Swain
who went to umrTK-r ce.mp
like-

Ruby Holn1

"

wfth_

.jj

like

llkec_

I
Adrienne Deshaies
who ~as In Choir
like_

"

I

'

Emma Byers
whose favortte teal'ht-r wa Mr.

Mac:'l!IOilllke-

Christine Jones
whodruwa
like-

n

AleXJnd r HowJrd
seniors.

[Of3J'9]

�Ashl y Hudgens

AnlJnc:b bnsen

z

Mike Todd
whose l'avo&lt;lte food Is rtzza
lllo&gt;_

Lukas Johnson

[OJ4}-oJ

seniors.

Reni k.:1 Johnson

Sh rim Johnson

Lak isha Joir r

�lv\JndisJ Jones

MidlJeL1 Jones

Ben Brown

Mar\sa Castorena

Christian Bolger

who was lnltilltl'\1 freshman

who doesn I have a middle name

who went to Slavens

II"-'

wUh

Trent Kies

seniors.

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�lv\dd l in King

Dennis Knight

Elinocth Koch vJr

Z1 l1.:1ry Levek

lJy L vinson

Alura Baxter

Clly Len1Jr

[OJ4}-;2J seniors.

PJris LJndrun1

�Andre L wis

I&lt;Jliru Lewis

I t-en1idh lewis

Theodore Lind

Gregory LitvJk

John Lindnldrk
1-ellclty Durocher
who a VIrgo

,

"

Shannon Cotltns
who drove a Honda

~

lllu&gt;.

Nicolette Smith
who assisted • Dean

like-

'

,

Cooper Pond

Max Brehm
who pia~ rugby
lllu&gt;

,

who took Ceramics

J

lllu&gt;

like-~

'

En1ily Mdas

Brianna Elder
who ottended Purk Hill
lllu&gt;~

fhomas Richardson
whose favorite food Is chicken
lllu&gt;

"

,

Evelyn Turner
whose

J

Jazzmlne Cotton
whose llJYOrit Ice creom I
strawber•v Hlu&gt;-

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verite restaurant Is
Chlootle lllu&gt;~

Ara DeCamlllis
.J to jozz
Uke-

Elise Mdnn
seniors.

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�GJbri l MJnn

l(dyld MJres

Kristin MJrqu 2

•

MJrqu

[OJ4J"4J

MJrtin 2

seniors.

lorddn MJrtu z-Doubltn

Courtney McCJrrollGillx-rt

St plklni MJxw ll

�lenn ' McConville

Terrence McCoy

I&lt;Jthtyn McGL1n1 ry

Tyler Mcl'JJnura

An1 M hlbach

Max Milhan

Robin Mill r

seniors.

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�Els th Montgl

Ktp Moor

Ain1

Thonm MujJ

Mo r

[OT41-6] seniors.

J(dth rin MulligJn

�Alyssa 1\klsen

Sarnu l 1\kwnlJ n

CrJce NjJLI

Gr gory O'Brien

Mich lle Oliphant

WilliJn1 OR ill

Corah Ov rbur

Al fandra PalJdo
seniors.

rof4T7J

���John Pc1rk

Sunghoon Pc1rk

Addn1 Pc1rk r

Quinn PJtterson

Syris Pern LL

Keith Pet rson

Hdrrison Pettes

ZlndrJ Pikes

Devin Pitts-Rogers

lJnmye Pogue

JuliJ PokrJndt

[OT51oJ seniors.

�T JShJ Popkin

IJy Preved l

Zeru Price-Broncucid
Alexl Atencio
who"~ at. a restaurerJ

Ilk •••

IJnlJl R id

LJFonru Reid

RJ Reilly

SJShJ Reschech tko

lessicJ Ricl1drdson

seniors.

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�Thonm RidlJrdson

RyJn 5Jnlpson

[OJ5}-zJ seniors.

RuthAnn
Robtnson-l.dtTan e

Cenesis Rick tts

Ctlire 5Jnderson

�1\Jnrld

nberuz-Ruiz

1\!\Jnon Sc:Jles
Devon Bacca

Adam El-ldrlssl

whoso was born In September
Hl&lt;e .

'-

Mercedes Scott
whote ravortte color Is
like-

I
Theo Lind
who llod about havlna a tattoo
like._

TdVonn Shazier

'

Andrew Harrold
v.tlo had Btolo y with

1'HI'I

I
Molly Hartman
who hu bluo eyea
like .•

J

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Ashley Hudgens

Kendall Gross

whose ra'1011te oa on Is rail

who Is a Leo

tn•hma"ye~rU~-

'

~ke .

Hke .

I
Jordan Franklin
whoto birthday Is In Marth
like_

'

I
Gillian Wlnbourn
who went to Hamilton

'

Anthony Robinson
II

d) ~aid

II~

loDJn inlnlS

seniors. ~

�DonJn-Mi h lle _llltth

Ben SpJdy
Latlce Grove

Ashley Greer

who had a sibling at East

who wen! to Smiley

II

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Vir ent pringer-Moore

[OI5'14J

seniors.

�Bldke Swain

San1uel Sweetser

Joshua Tafoya

Edward Morris
whose (0\"011le color Is gret'!l
111&lt;2•••

T ahjj Taylor

Jordan T aylor-Felese

Nicklas T eicke

seniors.

f015T5J

�John T eutsc:h

[Ot5't6J

seniors.

Nich lle Thonm

TerisSJ
Thotl1JS.0lrister1Set1

�Ale.x.1ndrJ Uhlberg

WilliJn1 VJnT reuren

An1ber VJughn

~in1iltJn Viski-Hdni&lt;J

Barrett Trenholme

lk Tsamasfyros

Devin Arnold

Matt Duerksen

who took Chemistry
Ike.•

who went to BPS

who snowboards
like_

who speaks Spanish
like ••

with ...

VIncent Sprlnger·Moore
who d'dn t ha~ • au
like_

1\lavJLyn WJggon r

1&lt;anl1J W Jldo

(Jrolyn W Jlicld

Bren isllJ W JU&lt;.er
seniors.

rof5T7J

�lJhdLl W Jlker

SJnlJntllJ W JtT n
John Njau

whose

like_

'-

Thomas Harrison

Brenetsha Walker

whose ra....mt color Is re

I
Chutney Patterson
whose favorite Mason Is fall
like._

u MJr Webber

~seniors.

'-

William Cannon
whose !a 1 nam

"'ho peaks anoth&lt;T !an u
Iller

• food Is Chinese
like-

I
Anthony Butcher
who ha been to Canada
like .••

"

Elinbeth Weller

sicJ WJSOn

l&lt;J ·Ll W JShington

Dtandra Partridge

tarts with a C

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like-

I
Alex Pala·to
who look 1\'ench
like ••

'-

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Jordan Canlar
who look Pre·Calculu

Don ll Wells

with...

"'ho w~nt to l'1orry
with

'-

Deonta Cowans
'hot

ywUh
I'I\'C
Coldln like ...

MicllJ l Wells

�Scott Wert

LeJ White

Dominique Hur t

Maxwell :;everson

who went to HIU

who went to Teller

If

GilliJn Winbourn

01ristopl er WielgJ

I

T JJlJ WilliJn1s

HJru Willis

Shelby Winget

JordJn Woolfolk

seniors.

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�0Jntel Yolles

��juniors.

�•

niors •

n.

ler

e

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Laurrn Ba
nlhon) Bal

Rachel
B
-Jamison
\.1omque Banl..~on

C) nthia Baquera
Kclisha Barber
Kyhe Bar

than Blea
laB l..h

Grace Boller
Rene a Bonner

Jordan Booth
l&gt;onta B l n
anB "ell
Bryan Boklho
nnah BO"e

1 •and&lt;r Rr11&lt;hfeld
Kwa Bradley John n

CobinB!O"n
\lal olm Bro..-n
1en~ Bru~.:e

Ma a Bur;hc:n
le Bunoo
mleagl&gt; Bunon
Rhlannon Buunan

mand.t By
Thomas Cabell Kludl

Oh"a Camacho- ngel
Jacque!&gt; nn Campbell
hantel Campbell
Qlnera Canan: II
Eve .ape&lt;:elatro

BnannaCIIl'O)
Chandr3 Carney

�Om topher Cole
l&gt;omomque ( lim
tnz Contreral
Tt :an~ ooper
Courtney Copeland
SarahC'omr h
Jo Cortezl.Ma
&amp;cole Cranon

Canon (ra,.ford

DennCu~

(l&gt;arl Ooley
rn:utda D

Brandee Dance
Ivan Dane)
f nn1an D \td
nthoo) Da\1
{arlo0.\1

Preston 0&amp;\ I

Lorenzo Da"' la
!tal !&gt;&lt;.~•·•

D&lt;Rung
l'nn De\-.n)
R1 hard Daat
Montana Drllen rg
Emery DonO\-.n
Chnstophct Ora
Lynnrili Draper

Tra'

Draper

Clranae lluBry
dn n Dudley
Am.lnda Du

1\.aehn Dungan uUnan

Kelly Dunn
ley
Jordan llhott
I eanor l;mery
Am) I

Paul Emrilh

hannon I arrel

[OJ6'J-4]

juniors.

�Canlinfukes
Alo.andcr Feldman
Jan l'criuoon
Hannah Feuer

Clln Jan II
C'har1.. Fine
Ryan Finegan
T u&lt;k&lt;t Fosler
M&amp;dcl~ne Founwn

PlullJp Franke
Klfl Franlhn

Grace: Fncdman
Kayla Fruge
Mclvm Fublcr

J

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Scott Gcmpcrlinc

lcmwnc Germany
M&lt;&gt;okcy G1lbcn

1.ltkcDZJe GilchrUt
l&lt;rran G1vcns
A ndrcw Gomez
Anncmarie Gonzal&lt;s
Carolina Gonzalez
IICJI Gordon
S.. huylcr Grave
Laura Gra • Halttnnan
Ryan Gray

Ruhlda Grear
Cameron Orccnc:
Adnan Grccnholz

Amtey Greer
Thomas Gnllo
Raymond Groves
Eduardo Gurrola
I
Guu

I uc OullerrCZ

Omar Guzznan

Juhan Hall
1 tthew Hall
OlJv~aHall

J05hua Halllbunon
T•mO!hy Hamh1dge
Mona Harncnncsh
FJicn Handy

R Icy Hanoon

'\ly ha Harlan
Thomas Hulor
Lauren Hanington
C&lt;ny Harril

Graham Han
Patnck Hartman
Brnnna Hay
1 !lory HeuucrO!h
Lindsey Hen

honnc:tt.a Henry
G1dcon Henz
liffln) H1c
1wphy H

tt

F.nca Hokomb
"'"'Holland-Plum
.'\ ... ura H It
Cody H lin
Ja m1ne Houc

I

1ca H

l.con:lrd H.,.vd

Hallie Hughes
Robert Hu,hes
Elizabeth Hunt-Rn-ers
ustua Hy w
Lmdsey ldclberg
K thcrine Jablon
\1onJquc Jac son

Tc Jac son
Z..hnna Jack n
KahlJaJamn
amuciJan 1
Philhp Jcrnpson
Columb~a Jenk•
I hoi
Job
ln1 Johnsen
Br.an John! on

j uniors.

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�Chancl John on

Ret.: lab Johnson
14 Johns..lf'l
I om Johnson

lcxandcr Jonts
\\ana Jones
Candace J
Jamll.! JorlC$
Sla!JaJ~

lasnunc losqlh
\ hlynn lunte~R«&lt;J

Jo.:cuh Keef 'er
llrrnlal K lley
Clm tophcr Kt I
\bnm 1\..nnom

Sharoo.l Kmdell
nthon) 1\:mg
Dana Knud n

L1h 1\:o m1·k1
C.,;,.les Kn\1c

Culm!o.:.,;ffl
Deborah 1\:rau

llndget KrorTII1:y
1\:ylc ""' ly

G1lhan 1\:umm
\..a\ tan Lahey

PaJr:c l.anon

Rob&lt;n l.ec

hiTany Ia
&amp;nJ31111nldbn
Kaylal~"

iChol

l.e'4'1

M hael Liehtba&lt;h
K y1a Limon

ora LI\ tnguon
Ana Loa
Samantha[..,.,.,
Bnan Louden
Usa l.o•-.:ll
Jared U...·denmlk
C.eorge Lo.,.e

/.ayra Loya· 'liOil
V.a."Cfly Loza
Elizabeth 1 yda
le andria l ~1ID
lh n !Jnn
Tenel Lyon

A &lt;IIley \IJ."t
~.1than ~1ad. cnnc

An Mollman

Raeann \brqucz
Oamel M.:trrOI.ium
Eala&lt;ha ~Wnhbank
ntome \brtJ.n

E'"" 1arun
hlame \bnu1ez
Lauren \1artmcz
1.111111 \.1 nn-.e1
Samantha M.utmez

&gt;,;Khelle \la«.&gt;n
Lauren \1
Janet Matth..,.

Auboel \kAIIISICr
Patnd. \kDnnntll
Da•id M £"en

RegiS \kGu•re
AI

andra MdleiU)
Charles \l.lnt h

Toshonno M

mney

Bnan \I Qutnn
Cody \!elton
Dtana \1endo/a
lac
1 redith
Patn l \!eyer
Ala \I tiN k.i

Julia Md1cr
Jo11in \I land

[OJ'6}];J

juniors.

�\1 tthc" P&lt;"kr'SOn

J

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D
Pohl
ICmtcn Polk
llov1n Poll:lrd

rq:Mil

latlh&lt;\\ Pomporuo

K thryn Post
0! l'r3n
Randall Prouh

juniors.

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�Rad:uus
aron Rae!
thohc
Albe Ramey

M uncao Ram1rez
K 1tlyn Rand I
Desh wn Ray
Bn!Wly Reed
1adchne Reu b
G briel Rey

Maya R1 bards
1ah Rtchard on

Mochael R1chardwn
Shne

Rtchardson

Susan R•chardson
Courtney Riley
M
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U.,oellyn Roberts
athan Rob!

Gamson eebcr
Sulaunan hareef

[OT61'8J

juniors.

�ydney m1th
len m1th
terhng SJTUtb-Murplly
M on Sneed
Enal neJder
Dean Snell
JaniCe Solono
Matthc:w Soma
Kllltlna Sondmnann

Sltln

Ll
te•ner
l)ronc SltVCIISOI1
amuel Stewan

Rayvcn Stewan-Lindstrom
Lync ton
De\'On Sullivan

J

ne ulltvan

f.rin WIDDCnon

. ·,u Tamas.haro
ClioTanab

Carisu Tanenbaum
Yarclt Tlpta

M t1hc:w Tapper
Jomua Taylor
Abip!l Temple
Chad Terry
Uc:haryToves
Tonn Tlwnes

Dejalove Thomas
Amanda~

Kelly Thompson

Demetn Thornton
Tierra Thornton
RyanT!uvsh

T&amp;DeZ&amp;r&lt;e TidwelJ. M M1U011
idyTi&lt;TII&lt;)'

Z

Toh-.er

J&amp;\oiCf Tbrres

DaniT&lt;Mit
De\'On Tu

Trot Vaughns
bram Vera
Jamt o\&lt;emer

Diamond \"t~!l

can 1gll
na \o1zoso

Pledge \\ al er
Teetona \\ er

Deanna Wallace
Audrey \\a trom

ticta Walten
Raphael \\Orcl
Sha"'n \\ani

Leah \\ arumge
Da\o.n \\ alcy
Gabrielle \\ebb
Perea \\ c er
Eltubcth \\ cgmann

C1 "" \\ esteOil
I•
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\\ illtam Whutaker
R \'311 \\ httnngtoo

juniors.

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0,

\u'C: \\older

\.uon \\tlham
l)ai\3\\&amp;Jh ..m
RraJKhe \\ 1lham

Patn k \\ 1lham
RellC'e \\illwru
R
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Brandon \\ olh

juniors.

��or

n. tuck in th
Muhammad Abdullah
Cosorlll: ta
l\&lt;llenlll:qu to
Daniel Adams
Mercedes Mams
Robert Mc:lom
Silvana Alqulpa·Dorner
AshftAI
Mlkayla Ak!xl

Millicent Alston
Marla Amaya
Brandon Anderson.:rhayer
An~elka Apel
nArllne
Omar Armendariz
Canlsha Armstrong
Ricardo Arroyo
Carr!&lt;! Austmnann

Zoe Baker
Seth Bangert
Clarence Bonks
h &amp;mholt
Sllema&amp;~U

Luts Barraza
Dominique Barrera
IIR!·y Barrett
ian Bartholomew

Ertn&amp;tn
Turmour Battle
Stephanie Bell
l'lstrkk Bellldo-Choy
Mackenzl Bell·Nugent
Mellc1a Benavidez
Devin Bennett
Charles Benson
Hayden~

lkolal8erg
llftly 8tncltng
Brandon 81alr
Canyon llollk
Akeftn Bohannan
Johnathan llooner
Melissa 8orgel
Allison Bradley
8en Brady

l\&lt;lthryn Braun
Eugene Brewu
Maxwell Brldg
Mrlanllrooks
lcholas Brown
James Bryant
llonlka Bryant
VIncent Burchard&amp;nUh
Mlsil&lt;!t'Bumell

Oay Bums
Ryan Bush
Jennifer Buller
Agustin Cagnonl
fl'anclsco Cagnonl
Jimmy Calderon
Caroline Caldwell
Samuel Calvin
Jamar Campbell

Erik Campos

Jemlela Campos
Ar e1 Canada
Walker Cannon
Emily Carlson
Megan Carlson
JenHsa Carr
Reginald Carter
lan Cashin

[O't7}-zJ sophomores.

�Jeovany Casillas
Ra\1&lt;!11 Casillas
Jonathan Ca
MaxweiiCaa
Jose Ca tarwda
TynUa Ca tell
Alfredo Castro
HUiary CeprH&amp;-Md..,an
Champag~ Chambers

Alexandra Cheroutos
Kallah Chlneth
evan Chipley
Mlkayta Christensen
Olivia Christian
Are!&lt; Chu&lt;ovl&lt;h
Paolo Ciancio
Pete Cisneros
Quincy Clark

Ol&lt;ees !Ia Clay

Abraham Clayman
Shaqaya Cleveland
MatthowCM
Drew Cohen
Robyn Cole
Aunjanlqu.. Collier
Dazyre Collins
!Irvin Collins

Alexandra Conaway
John Connolly
Jarrad Cooley
!thew Cooper
Waller Cooper
)ovaun Copeillnd
lema Conal
Klern Cortez-Ray
Johnny Cotton

Morgan Cox
Carla Crawfurd
Katherine Crow

JftHCrowe
Matthew Cummings
IH.usha Cunningham
Sherod Dadgar
l'yqueta Davidson
Dominique Davis

Man: Davis
Pemooa Davis
Kendall Oe&lt;arlo
Kayta Delong
Stefan OekraMI'
Calder Oellaport
Estepbon Denning
Benjamin Dewey
John Dlaz

Ia Dibble

Russell Dixon
Cectly Doolin
Esale Dominique
Geotrrey Donahue
Oliver DOrazio
Phfillp Dove

Blake ()olo.11ng
Matlhew Dowling

Chakeer Drake·FI-azler
ColeD
Oomanl&lt;a Dudloy
Jake Dunn
khola Dupu&lt;h
Letfcta Duran
Brynton Durant
Phoebe Duvall
Lougary Eddington

Samantha Egle
Colin Eighmy
Marquis Ellis
Stephani En elbrecht·Polla
Usa Eng.uc.m
Joshua Engert
Spencer Erl&lt;k. on
Jameson EYang~r

Erika Fadnes.

sophomores.

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�Palrlcl&lt; farrl -HI tre
l'llresa farshldnow
Alexander farwell
Jordan fbvll"
'lOri re.. rc.
Emm" !'erg
Calfee Ferguson
Mu Field
William Field

atalle flne
Brandon flnnle

"'~ flsh

.,g~~an flsher

T&lt;tJh Flsher
Cody flet&lt;her-Gay
Mam~s Flowers
Zachary A'mcts
Mark A'anklln

c.,ncll&lt;e A'azler

t..unm A'eerMn
Char!H ll.lbler

Brenn.. l'lljlmoto
Porker Ill on
Andres C....,n
Sara C..lan
M~le Gallegos
Tyler Galyean

Reed Ganyer
Destiny Garcta
Domingo C..rcta
Rhlannon Garda Duran
Rhay C..rrel!
Jawon Garrison
Seanawa C..ry
Marlo Garza
Kody C..ulden

ErtnCeMing

Alex Celernter
T!Uindl Clbbo
D•myelle Cllbert
Anlyah Cllllsple
Daniel Conzalez
Luis Conzalez-Ca t"neda
at han Cordy

EmOy Coad&gt;e

sophomores.

�!thew Cosche
Alyaon Gourd

Tloi&gt;Uis Gro
HillAry Green
Ashl&lt;')' Greene
Jerma Greenwood

Thomas Greenwood
A m Grime-Hayes
Aulono Grigsby

Zachery GrO&amp;Snlckle
Aaron Guere&lt;a
l'lcRuer Guthrie

Cobrlel Gut lerrez
Tatlllno Guy
Kirk Guyton

Lars Hallt!&lt;
A!eMndro Hale
Alex Hall

M«kenzle Hall
Robert Hall
Shelby Hall

o..wn Hamtnon
Aoron Hamiel
Marilee Hammond

Jeffery Hamplon
Ddon Hardy
Edward HarlAn

Susan Harlor
Bobby Harris
roh Harris
Robert Harrison
Saroh Harrison
Peter Hartman
Emily Hayden
c t Hayes
Christopher Hayes

Scott Helder
Shanle Henderson
Zachary Henry
Crysl&amp; Hernandez
Joseph Hicks
QuentlnHlldmh

ArlannaH!Il
Chrt topher HOI-froylor
Sore Hobbs

c,.ronl:ioehn
Aubonl Holt
HillAry Hornsby
Alex Hoskin
Zurt House

Casey Hou ton
ClAyton Houston

lesslcoHay
Barrett Hu

en

ShaMe Hudley
DanlelleHu

Michael Hu
Charity Hundon
Hannah Hunnlc:utt
Tomeklll Hunt

Lamou.r Hunter
Dawn Hur)1&lt;
Agu tin lbarro

Mary Ingle
Tomlko Irvin
Gideon Irving
Joseph Jackson
Shelby Jackson
Cheri )ii&lt;Obs
Co n)ocobs
lesslco Jaynes
Kyresho Jenkin

Ja-"Ob Jtrsaro
DarT)oilohn
AlshoJohnwn
Ay no Johnson
Elizabeth John

Correll Johnson
Symphony Johnson
latr!ce John ton
Arquese Joiner

sophomores.

rof!T5l

�Krt tlon)Ones
tthew Jud
Carol!n 114plan

114
Holt-n 114tlch
Alrlll4to
epha
Isabella Kftldrk:k

i&lt;¥&lt;'Klllton

Julio Klrklen
1141 I K
lah Kvamba
RavmLa
8rond4

l aman

John U.
Nlrtan lecompte
Sydn~ Leday
Raymonel.ee
~xandrla l enatall
Tanlsha
r nd

a l.ewb
Vashawn loyva-Huston
loren Udor
Rhys Undmarl&lt;

Ebonle Und
Utvak

Caelen lomberd-Knapp
Rlcb1e l.ooder

A

Davant• Long
David Long
ander Loamb
ephanle lopn
Oj n Luckett

Claudia lueva

Ca lltos

Clssy LuJan
JoH lu n
Krlsey lu n
Colin lu~
Crystal Mack
Duncan Mad.eod
Curtis Madden
Sara
rqun

Urljah
Crystal Marshall
Maya
II
Ella Martin
C..rrln Martinez
Orlando Martinez
Ronald
rtlnez
Moluuned Masha
Klara Ma

Ma .,. Mendoza

[OT7}-6J sophomores.

�Kel~

Jemny !le&amp;-~
Jane Mots
Alyssa Mtlner
khola
! ...,.

Arts

k

•

Pl?ter Munleenu
Maurice urphy
lcole Murphy
llendel Murray

E!Yelln Ortiz-Romero

lauren Ostra
• reline~
AmeUnelly Padilla
Alexander Pa

Robert
Chris Parts
Shane Parkor

IUem Parkhill

sophomores.

ro1TI!l

�Rober!
Brandon Parson
Cha~I'Diril"k

Dominique Pall
Jolumnah P,ay
Anthony l'enaflor
Chrlsllne l'l!ndleton
lydt.l Ptnt-Chawz
Rosa r..rlrNin

Jon Pessoa
Ta)'lor Pel
laura l'llllltpo~lraln
Marley Pterce
l.oo.lse Plet ruszrN&amp;I&lt;I
Yadlra PII~Rodrtauez
Alan PltlrNin

lames Plate
er

l"&lt;'yyon Pr

Seba 11411 Puryear
"'mynRalney
Joel Ramirez

llecta Ramsey

Zurt Randell
ll&lt;•yal Rayburn
SerenU y Redshlrl Fool
Kasasha Reedy
Maurice Rfld

Tla Reid
Taylor lldmann
Jesslekyes
Christopher Reynolds
Kamll Reynolds
Ellum Rice
Marqu
Richardson
Richter
VIncent Rletmel)er

Eric Rincon
Alyssa Robert
D.mm 1\obles
Dustin Rodrtquez-Monlay~~

Breanna Ro&amp;ers
Katherine
AdAm Romero

Allsht.l Romero
lucille Roper

sophomores.

�Spencer R
VIncent R It
Hayley Round
Olivia Rudeen
Spshelle Rutledge

Cama.:huSald
c~ilty Sa!Agovlc
Domlnk Salisbury
Sablt Sambula

~~MSamuol

Cu lllvo Sanchez·Luevano
lA&lt;Mry Sanford
Elly~hu Sarett
R~n Saunders

)lsmes Sawye-r
)osepll SeAl~
laum~Sch

Mad Inc Schroedtf

Sophl~ Schwabe
Am~nda Schweikert

Christopher Scott
lklt~ Scott
Ceorge Sepme!er

Phillip Sevier
K.oyl~ Shafer
H~mz~ SMred'
Rlo:MrdSMw

Sangay Shtr~
Loyd Short
Kevin Shrollds
Tyktlsh~ Simmons
Cl~ire Simon
Gr~nt Simon
Thom~s Simon
Sheret M Slay
Joel~ll

Joshu~ Sm~ll

Antonio Smith
Fallm~SmUh

Justin Smith
Unds~y Smith
Marltnt Smith
Rachel Smth
Tracy Smith
VIctor Sooa

Jonathon Stonlnger
Quincy Storr
Delany Steele
C~lvln Stetnholl'
Richard Sternley
David Stentnger
~rvtn Stt'Vtnson
Donyl St. Hill

Brennan St leneker

llrtonno St roughter
ltnnlfer Su
BrloM SUllivan
Maureen Sullivan
Zachary Sulsky
Elizabeth SWH!baum
MatthewS~

Colin Tobb
K.omeron Ta)1or

Eaholea Temple
AudrloM Terut
Benlamtn Teselle
Jeffrey Tholhofer
t-Jah Thoma
Ivory Thoma
Jade Thomas
Tiffany Thoma
Brion Thompson

Jam~al Thompson

O..V.ughn Thornton
leo!~ Thurman
leanna lOmlln
Jazmlne Tootle
Marqut· Trader·Bank.slon
Benjamin Tregernbo
Bryan Tup~
Hanlfilh Turr,.,..

sophomores.

rof!T9l

�Mar a Va
)acquellrw Vanderburs
Anthony

l&lt;al&lt; Wanamaker

El..,., Want

Ronald Wells
VIctoria Well
Jay We !&lt;Ott
Sandra~na

~an William

Scott

Iamson
1)1er Willis
Anthony Wilson
~anna Wilson
Shareese Wilson
Zlpporah Wlnn
Huntor
O..vld
Ella

sophomores.

�sophomores.

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�sophomores/freshmen.

�freshmen.

rof8T3J

�Ale and r Abbott
Cl"\tal~

Ell Acosta
Myrlssa Adam
lankor Nual
Tynaro Albert
Aujha Alexander
Isabella Nlegrezza
Emella Allen

Laura Allen
nnaA!Iyn

Harrl A erman
Uzeth Amateco

"""

Crt tal Ambriz
Ama

Ammlslulddal
Sergio Ana)
India Anderson

Pam I Anderson

Anthony Arrieta
Marla Arte

Dasluown Ban

Angel Banuelos
ndra Baquera
Audra Barber

Luca Ba

Columb

0) n Barrett
Gerardo Barron

QnaBa
0 ndre Batey

Anna Baum uer

Joseph 8a)1y

Cr nt BeczkAio
Julia Bennett
Sarah Bennett
Jonson Berman
Ullian Berman
Claudlal!ftm
llelyn Bertram
Rawley Bingham

Shamy Blackwell
Shat a Blackwell
Klrasten Bla r
Zachary Bolden
Taylor Boone
M&lt;gan Bortle

Danlelle Bole
Ceclly Boleloo
Amber Botton

Katharine Boyle
Rhlana Br me
Harrison Brittin
Alexandra Brocl y
AndreU Brown
lohnthan Brown
Joshua Brown
tthew Brown
a Brown

~freshmen.

�Ashleen Bryd m

Erlkk.a Buchanan
as Buchanan
Saubhagya Budhalhokl

Dorian Bunn
VIctoria Burkley
David Bur•! Oeboskey
Collin Butler
Mingo Cabeta de&amp;ca

Klanna Calbarl

&gt;r•yCalvln
Anlhooy Cambrelen

MarlaCam1&gt;11na
r h Carrillo
Cvanll Carler
Carlos Ca I Ia
Wend! Castanon-Guerrero
Danlelle Ca Iillo

Erika Castorena

Ta}ior Charron
Antonio Cha z
Augu Ius Cllavez
Krl tlanChavn
zelyn Cha""z
Elizabeth~

Ca lane Clad
Bryant Clark

Emily Clinton

Oara Cody
Jon hanCoe
Destiny Coleman

Dylan Colomb
De erea Cordle
Katherine Correl' Buss
Emmaerws..

Janet Cruz

lzabeth Cryer

VIctoria Crystal
Helena DaCunha
Ch tnaDamon
Payge Daniel
:14dellne D vies
Maya Davis

Payne Davl

Keven Dawson

llrennah OeCamlll
1.\'nlhla Delgado
Max Oenersl n
Andn!
Den on
Kevin Oera
Alke Oesmoullns
Alexander Dew
Chantal Dlaw
Alex! Dkkey

lf'V Dkkey
Ta Ia Doubt n
Ella Dove
Ellen Downing

T}1er Dudley
Aln Ealey
Dayana Emery
Und y Emery
Colette En

Adam Estaclo
Sarah Est rad

Camille fllrrls

Jutl n Flemln
lvador Flores-M4rl nez
Aslllee Ferre I
Dr ke !tank! n
I
lteeman
Lata Ia ltench

Derrld&lt;. Ito} ta
Karl
Ftolov
le fUton
lllamCa
Helen Galllgan
Oelv le Ca
rkus Caller
Jacob Carda
Jon I han Carcla

freshmen.

rof8T5]

�lanay Crlego

Audrey Hagman

Jam Ia Ha ne w rth
Adrian Hall

Zamrtlall
Em ly Hallett
Tenlsha Hallman

Mertlambid
AI Ia Ham n
Br ana Hamlet
Madel ne Ham! ng

Shmlqua Hammond
Brion"" Harding
Marvin Harris

Alexand&lt;r H
Ebonee Hayes
WI llam Heinz

John Henderson
Henry
h Herman
Ana lier!UindeZ
k&gt;HHerreTB
F.m I Hlgg
Andrea Hill
Bethany H11!

114leHUI

Lelia Hobl&lt;y
D&lt;.&gt; Ire HodgL&gt;-Field
Shamelle Holmes
nla Holt
D100ne Hopkins
David Hopper
An IIMHoward
Elizabeth Howard
Jordan Howard

Lea Howard
Rhonda Howard

Zoe Hudson
Margaret Hughes
r.,t.,. Hutchinson
Syreeta Hysaw

l\Uia Ibarra
od lmhotr

CrliCe Irvine

[OT8}-6]

freshmen.

�Vll!l I
II 'Masquez
Rand I Jackson

Blanca Jal-l'.r
Kristen James
Anelrla J m

Bank ton

BenJamin Janlct&lt;l
lory Jarmon
Haley Jenkl
Mia Jennln

Haley Jesseman
A penJohnson
Cllarles Johnson

Londyn Johnson
Raven Johnson
Shutana Johnson

Tlrll&gt;nl Johnson
Tucker Jolin ton
Anthony Jones

Domon Jones
Royutta Jones
Ma1sall Jones- mbe
k&gt;ya Joseph

Tanta Juarez
Erika Kalin

Julienne Kell~
anKIIl&gt;yte

W

ter Kimonl
Rtola Kindell
lan King

Max Ktrk
Michael Kletn
"'.lx Kosmicki
lch&lt;
Kr

OuRC4n Kruger
l.llko!a l.llbrol

Han

lacslna

Derrick 1.11
Joseph 1.11
Jason l.llub
Randy Leblanc
Blain&lt;!
Cora Lemar

freshmen .

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�llasee l..elu

Nlalle Levin y
Jordan lew\
MArgaret Union
Alida Utllelohn
ancy Lomeli
t na lopez
a Lubin

nluc

Juan t..; n
Julia Lunde
Emily MAckenzie
&lt;1.1 son
Inness
Demtan '1a lo.f; th
Ariel MArgerum

Jon Marc Marlatt
Javante Mart n
la1rnan Mart n

Justm '!art nez
...aura rt nez
llalene MAson
latashAMA~

Kelley

:&lt;:arroi-Gi bert

Chanasla McC4 ty
Eplph nae McClennon
!an M..-(onvfile
lchotas
Doonell

!lou

I

Ma)'aMcOow I
Dayshawn M.."f.lroy-Brown

Jeremy McCarr
Klan M..-Graw
lama! M..1nlosh
Dm1ck
M1llan
Cassandra :!'hall
Rachel "'edlock

~freshmen.

�Mark Mont
Chance Moore
Dolores Mora Bonilla
TriMlr Mmrls
ley
Brlttanle
hael M.lsley

.Varni
"
Donovan allen
&amp;a Murillo

Askla Olaye
Joel evarez
Pma~rez

Paul
holson
leon or Ill
Joe lpper
laylenNoble

Jack 01lrlen
Hannah 0

Brenda Ontlwroo
1.4uren Opatow
Raymundo Ortiz
Cnstlna Pocheco
Duncan Palnwr
Armando l'alomlno
Trevlan l'arker
William Parkison
Blanca Pasillas

Arlelle Pale
Priscilla Paxton
:1lchaell'8yne
Ashlelgh Payne nyder
Mlcholle Ped&lt;

Timothy Pedr.
Manuel Perez Carcla
Jarrett florryman
Da"YOQ PhllUps

Sophia PhllUps

Marcu Plnlllo
~~

Jooeph Prenderga t
~ Prke-Bron&lt;Uela

er
MatthewP
Drew Psotto

Oelour Pyles
C ttUnQulnn

Daniel Ramirez

Anna
n
Caleb Reller
Jahlon Reid
loseph Rewrs
efta!y Reyes

Markla Rhod
Thea Ord Rl In
Louis Riley
Alelandra Rivwa
Usa Rod~
Darshae Rodriguez

F.snwralda Rodrlgu'"
Uz Rodriguez
nessa Rodriguez

David Romero

OemaJe Roper
\l!ronk:a 1\oyboJ

Klmb&lt;orlyRulz
le Rushton
Charles Russell
Reyde$el 5a!VIdn!z
mber nchez
samantha 5anders

Samantha Sanderson
Blanca
ne
Iris Saucedo
Urlel ucedo
Tascony Sayers
Sopl\le Schor
Adam S.:hrelber

I

fre hmen.

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�1\t!enan Smllh
KohleSmllh

Timothy Snodgra

Elizabeth Soli
Ia
Omor Soltero
Chrl I Ina 5&lt;'ma
ll&lt;'nlamln 5omtsen
Zachary Southworth
lee Sparks
M.li!Mw Spm:er
lui no 5I rr

Karle! Slepbm
Emily
nE";
Cherlka lew rl

M1ka)'la SUllivan
Tess wlckard
Hannah Tabor
Eml

Taklmolo

£J ana Tat
Ja mtneTa)'lor

Ma tu Taylor
Ravm Taylor
C. brielle Tho
Asher Thoemlng

Carolyn Thoma
I
hThomo
JullanThomll
and1Thom4

Cabrlela Thompson

Ishmael Threet
lumela Thurmon
'MIItam 10dspem
Jaaron Toliver
lullo lOver
Carla Marte TruJillo
Danlclle TruJillo
Joshuta Tu~.:d
CeorgeiSnna Turner

Janet Turner
Joel Turner
lauren Turner
Shazzon Turner
Rebekah Tweed

Ia mine Tworw
Kelll Uhlberg
Pete Unrein
Wylie Urlg

Faythe Utsey

Allegra Uva
Danlclte Vandyke
VaOHSO Vasquez
A zury VIdal- Mootes
ltanctsco Villa
Prlsdlla VIlla
Fanny Villanueva
Marlela VIlla· Rlos

Julio Vlllarreol
Erika Vlramonl
Michael Waddy
Bryanna Wadkins

Amelia Waldron
TyShae Walkrr

Ja mine Walls
Chelsea Watson
Olivia Walt

fOT9toJ

freshmen.

�Ashlej
rd
Ot&gt;ldra Word
Pat lence Warren
Susan
ruin
AleJtander Wathon
Ot&gt;stlny W.tts
Philip Walt
VIrginia \\\1bster
~thryn \'kmer

O..rtus
t
AshleeWhte
I'J laWhl!mlll
O..nlelle WhUney
~Ia WIIburn
Ruel Wll
Brandl Wilkin
Christopher WUIIam
l.ll&lt;na Williams

!cole Williams
Octavia ""'lllam
r \\II
leonWIIsm

Joshua ""'nn
Joshua
k
Ablg411 Worthen
Christ pher Y.ubrough
Shola York

Kalelyn Yule

Talya Zax
Elliot Zettas
Kartna Zuniga

freshmen .

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��'h•k&amp;•ae•mtks, pl n.

1. school courses and studies
2. textbooks, tests and
teachers
3. a yearn to learn

page 94
page 96
page 98
page 100
page102
page 104
page 106

arts
electives
english
foreign language
m.athem.atics
,.
sc1ence
social studies

�Design
Sketching a a
juni r Graham Har
tries to make h
rea
drawing a
istic a
po ibl
by u ing shadov.
and angles. Brus
strokes. Completln
her painting, enio
Molly
Hartma
uses watercolors t
achieve her desire
effect. (Photo b
Josh Tafoya)

Beautiful strokes. W rking arefully, fre
Turner add olor to her drawing
by Josh Tafoya)

The Link Crew, now in its second year, is a
mentoring program for freshman. Upperclassmen Link Leaders meet with a group of freshmen
once a week. Ml think its a good way for freshmen
to get acquainted with what they will be doing
for the next four years; explained senior Katrina
Laniohan. The Link Crew h Ips freshmen feel like
they are a part of the East community.
• Kate Mulligan

And L1wrcncc • 12
"The freshmen l · up
to us, m.i I like hdp111g
tl11.m ,lliJtl5t to htgl,
schcXJl."

Vikt Eaglr • I 2
"I ltkc th..1t hn .1blc to
nukr a dtffcrrncc in
other p..'Oplt'S livt .."

�+
11.

ce in the makin

Kathy Callum
Prindpal
We Ashey
Assi tant Principal
William Ewing
Assistant Principal
Andy Mende berg
Assistant Principal
Constance Rayburn
Head Sen~tary
Craig Ackley
Dean of Students
John Adam
Computl!r Technk1an Para
Olu egun Adeno"a
Science
Shawn Allegrezza
Support Stafl
Leslie Anderson
Fordgn Language
Marti Anzai
Math
Celeste Archer
Soda! Studies
Rose Archul ta
Special Education Para
Aimee Arens
Engll.h
J;met Baker
Math
Cheryl Bank
Ceramics
Carliss Binder
Ubranan
Cathy Bu ·hanan
Special Education
Brian Buddenhagen
English
Cecelia Bum ardner
Math
Ill hop Burrough
Security
Douglas Bushnell
Computer Tt..::hnlclan
Mark Calhoun
Math
Rudolph Carey
Physical Education

art.

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�•

e ect1ves •
11.

Mike Carl on
Dea!bOffi~e

Biddy Ca ey
foreign Language
Maurene Cato·Perry
Main Office
retary
DAng Ia Cha e
Special Education Para
Alan Chlm nto
Social Studle"
Cheryl Clamp
Soda! Studt
Aarah Clossen
Coodwllllndu trle
Steve Coddington
Math
Mike Coladno
Sclen e
Paul Conley
Math
Montlcu Connally
Special Education Para
Mary Connelly
English
Rick Cosby
Social Studies
Theresa Cosgrove
Foreign Language
Jenny Cowel
Math
lgnatul Dauchot
Engll h
Roo evell Dl kerson
Special Education Para
Barbara Downing
School Psychologi t
Brendan Doyle
Coun I r
Scott Draper
Engll h
Phil Dudley
School Resource Officer
Melody Duggan
Drama
David Engelken
foreign Language
libby Fltzgerald
Speech ThE!!"apy

~ electives.

ch

�eft t right: Shape
W rklng on
lathe.
enior
)evln Pitt -Rogers
hapes ut a bowl
e is making in
Is c ramie class.
;ehlnd the scenes.
ullding the set
r ETCS West Side
tory production,
nior Greg O'Brien
reate
the stage
a kdrop. (Photos
y Peter Hartman)

�gives
e extra help
sophomore
s H ill·Tray·

enjoys a few mlnu
or llent reading
finish the asslg
chapters before a cia
discussion. Lost
thought. During
Engll h class,
more Arls
contemplates
next sentence in
essay. (Photos by J
Tafoya)

Thtnk about tt.
In Mr. Moldo\\-S
cla
mor
D1
and

Three!; company. Working tog ther
phomor
Millicent AI t n and LaShawnda McDowell work In
lar)i books to prepare them for th lr t t. (Ph~ to b)' J

A Angels is a program for students who want
to be successful in school and in life. Participant
meet weekly with adult mentors to set goals and
realize their true potential. Mr. Laurie, who run
and organizes A Angels, stated, ~The student
in this program are talented, smart and funny. 1
look forward to watching them grow as people. I
am lucky to know them~
• Carlie Christianson

~ l..'llq.JJ 1--lnvron:~ • 0
"A+ AngelS IS .1 g
w.l\ to rr Kh
u t to

+ro

others hkr Jl'K'."

M:lJTJV NJpuc • I 0
"ltro· A+Angdsl JL&amp;1 tl·ought 1t would prrJ.Urr 1rc fo1 life."

�•

lS

+n. the written w

Carl

:~:~'t:dies/Counselnr

Ant nla Camma e.
peclal Education
Peter Goldin
Social Studle
Dora Conzale
Coun cling Secretary
Th resa Cordon
Recque lion Secretary
Patricia Could
Coun elor
ate Crover
Science
lupita Guru! ·Gulatl
Security
Patri Ia Harding
Special Education
Philirra Hay"ard
En !ish
Ruth Heaney
Para
Special Educat on
Micha~l H rnandez
Social Studie
Kelly Hl om;
pedal Education
BethHinz
Social Stud I s
Jams H bbs
English
Jerem) HofT~r
Engl sh
Rick Hugh
.
Sp Ia I Edu ·ataon

0 JaDrug&amp;
·kson All&gt;
J· hot Counselor
Wendy Jacobson
SLgn tanguage lnterpre1er
Chrl !I no Jason
pedal Education Para
Prl lila Jeff; ry
Drawing/Painting
Robin Jenkins
Parap fe lonal
Ho" a rd Karsh
Phy al Education
J ss.., Ka )nski
Social Stud~

english.~

�Kevin Kennedy
5.: nee
Stacy K I
Para
St~ve Kohuth
Coun lor
AnneKosho
Computer Lab
Jeffery lathrop
Coun elor
lame laurie
Tutoring lab Para
John Leamon
Science
Unda lesar
Sign language
lah lessar
Special Education
lame logu
Uhrary Para
Keith lucero
Social Studi
Theresa acDon ld
Physical Education
E teban MatM11lan
Foreign L11ngu11ge
Todd Madison
English
Paul Markson
Socia I Studies
Veronica Martlnez
Special Edu,at on Para
Je &gt;kaMa' ey
Engli'h
Connie Mattson
Hearing Impaired Interpreter

Sta.ey ay
Specllll F.ducat n
Laurie Maaola
Spedal Education
Caitlin McAullfle
Colorado Uplift
Su an McCart ney·CIIIioway
Special Education
Chris McHugh
Social St udle
Susan McHugh
~dies

0lOJol foreign language.

�over
an ·wers
one m re time before
handing it in. Word
by word. Using a
dictionary, freshman
Hal y Jenkins and
Junior Murphy Hogtt work to •ether
to tran late a Span! h t ry Into Engli h. Ph t hy Sam

Plcture
it.
Using her c
notes, so
more
S
Harrison reates a pict

dictionary
hervocabul ry.
(Photo by atlory Hei
roth)

La )

Lost in tr nslation. Reading their French books,
Meredith S &gt;ara and Mary Dewey ab rb the
(Photo by allory Heinzeroth)

�to
start. At the end o
cia s.
sophomore
Spencer
Erickson
takes out his note·
book to begin work
ingon his homewor~
assignment. Tlme5
up! Checking h
answer, senior Deon
Jackson hurries to
finish his math te t
before class
(Photos by
Lass)
Dorlan-Michelle
Smith
and
junior Deshawn
Ray solve a pre
calculus problem. (Ph 0 by
Zach Las)

With the given equatims. phomore Savan· a __- _,._..
nah M.:MIIlian Chrlstma plugs In a value ~ r
the unknown variable. Solve it. Working hard.
sophomore Carolln Kaplan focuses on the chal
eng problem !Photo by Zach La )

Double take. Recalculating their answer, sopho
Katich and Blake Dowling check their work o
Algebra problem. (Photo by Zach Lass)

Peer tutoring is a program that was started in
2005 by Ms. Gould. It allows students to get help
with their homework from other students. By
working with their own peers, students are often
able to learn the material more clearly. Mr. Laurie
occasionally organizes team-building activities
so that the students are able to become better
friends and mentors.
• Kate Mulligan

&lt;.."Jttl!n &amp;ll • I I
Cbu-c· Westcott • I I
"PCI?r tutonng IS greJt
lx"'C.lllSt' tt's .1 ch.lt1CC
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k?remLlh BLx:k • I 2
"I like l ?tng J JX'l'l
tutor lx"'C.lLJSe I get to

nwt tll'\\. J.X'Oplr Jt"ll-l
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�Laura Milan
Social Studle
Gr~ oldow
English
Sara Moneyp~nny
Math
Tania Moore
Special Educallon
Jay M rin
Math
Daniel Morr
Drama
Peggy Mouw
Busln
Matthew Murphy
Engll h/Speech
J hn a1mUI kl
Sdence
Samba Ndlaye
Foreign Language
Brandon guyen
Colorado Upllft
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Jann Peterson
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Social Studi~s
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mathematics.

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Tamara Rhont'
Social Stud1
redlth R chmond
For lgn Language
Angela Rivas
th
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Science
lafayette Ro kette
fllclllty Man g r
Gregory Kwam Rodgers
Colorado Uplift
Jeanine Roybal
Sign Langu ge Interpreter
John Russell
ROTC
YvonneSala
Reg I I ration Seer tary
Salina Salazar
Student To acher
Jacqueline Schnl d r
Special Educatl n
ary Scruggs
Math
Shaun Seaholm
Social Stud1
Andrew Skarl
Student Teacher
Usa Smith
Science
Ann Sneed
Student A I lance
Bonne Soileau
Sclen e
Greg Starke
Math
Jull Stephens
English
Eugen Summ
Social Worker
DebTabano
1\.thletlc Seer tary
Chyrll Taylor
Coun elor
lea Taylor
Sclen e
William Taylor
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science.

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It out. Concentrat·
lng In Mr. Col?ci~ci;
PhY i
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[)evon Tubbs finishes
a '1\0rk heel on forces
and vectors that will
prepare her for the
upcoming te t. Take
a break. In chemistry
clas , uphomore Zuri
Hou tak s a break
from her work to learn
om
lgn language
to communicate with
the h ring impaired
tudent In the class.
(Photo by Peter Hart·
man)

Book work
Biology
sophomo
Paul Morales nd
Kayla
De) ng
and
fr sh
men Epiph
McClennon
Tania
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complete

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Phv lcs class
iuniors
Carlo
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Westcott
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wmplete
a
momentum
worksheet.
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Hartman)

Teacher tal Focusing on Ms Rizzuto sophomore Vmcent Bur
chard·Smith, Quentin H1ldreth. Aaron Cuereca and Tracy Smith
uctions for the1r lab. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

�Ar und the
ld.lng ogy, freshDanielle

The East High School Constitutional S holar
team spends their year learning, researching and
debating the United States Constitution. They
must be knowledgeable about its history and
real-life applications. The team won the state
competition for the eighteenth time In twenty·
one years, taking them to Washington, D.C. in
April to compete in the national tournament.
• Kate Mulligan

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��ath~le-tiks, pl n.

1. games engaged in by
athletes
2. organized sports
3. we play to win

page 110
page 140
page 152

fall sports
winter sports
spring sports

�c osscountr

n. goi11.g the di t.-

The cross country team kicked off a great season
with the Pat Patten meet where the girls placed 14th
and the boys 16th against teams like Regis, Fairview and Mullen. With a desire to win, the team
attended the DPS meet in which the girls took first
place. At the Kennedy lnvitational the team was
successful, with the girls placing second and the
boys third. "Coming out of our wins in the DPS,
we were confident and really hungry for another
win; explained sophomore Kalen Acquisto. However, at the Pueblo West meet, they placed a disappointing fourth.
The team trained hard and was determined to
win the city title. ULast year we came in second
to Kennedy so this year we really hoped to win,
and we used the meets before to prepare; stated
junior Elizabeth Wegmann. Unfortunately, even
with all the training and effort, the girls' team took
second to Kennedy and the boys' team took 6th
in the city meet. Nonetheless, Coach Kohuth was
pleased with the outcome, UEven though we didn't
win, we tried our best and that was our teamS biggest accomplishmenC
• Hayley Round

Scores
Girls
14th
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li 22:4.'.

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20th
u. 22:55.

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3rd

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Pueblo West

4 th

4th

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Steve Prtfon!JUlt' "gutS" Award- Tal\.l bx

[ili}DJ cross country.

A day at the races. Increasing his speed, senior Sean
McCarthy s teps up the intensity a s he fini shes the race
at the Boulder Invite. (Photo courtesy of Koop Acquis to)

The finish Une ls mlne. Running hard, senior C1
Lemar s trives to finish and take firs t place at the An8i
invitational at City Park. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

�Need for speed. Staying energized,
freshman Elizabeth Cheever increases
Invitational.

Endurance. Pacing himself, freshman
Jack O'Brien stays strong until the end
at the Angel Invitational. (Photo by
Kelly Binding)

Spring back. Starting strong, junior
Emilie Abbott leads the team to a win
in the Angel Invitational. (Photo by
Kelly Binding)

No pain, no gain. Striving for a good finish,
junior Erin Musso brings it home for the team at
the Angel Invitational. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

_- ,m M - 1rth • I 2
"'v r rr,1lh to llil 1 s .1
trJm th~ \e.lr. It 111.x\.&gt;

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First row. Elaine Martinez, Rachel Havranek, Erin Musso. Talya Zax and Olivia Christian. Second row: Jenny
ill. Milan Carvell. Sophia Zhao. Emilie Abbott Maddie Reusch and Jawb Milewski. Third row: Omar Guzman.
Hannah o· eill, Elizabeth Wegmann, Elizabeth Cheever, Bethany Hill. Meg Tuta and Jack o·Brien. Back row:
Coach Kasynskl. Ben Teselle. Zachary Henry, Clay Lemar, Zach Lass, Max Minnig. Coach Kohuth. Elizabeth
Johnson, oah Kaplan, Max Hartman. Carlo Davis and Devon Tubbs.

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country.~

�Drlbble, dodge, drive. Protecting the
ball from the Grandview defender,
senior Janessa Jepsen dribbles toward
the goal. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

Looklng down field. Trying to make a
pass, senior Colleen Matsuura looks for
an open teammate in the game against
Golden. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

Worklng hard. Attempting to get
away from Eaglecrest, senior Alex
Uhlberg takes the ball down field.
(Photo by Kelly Binding)

Wlde open. Looking for the pass, senior Alyssa
Nelsen makes a cut towards the Kent goal.
(Photo by Kelly Binding)

Ullkln Wtnhxwn • I 2
"TIX' l 'St 1-:nrt of thiS
sc.1son w.1~ th.' Creek
g.m1C'. It proved to us
.md CVli"\OilC' \VIut \VC
\\rJ\' clp.lblc' of."

Brunn.1 Elder • I 2
"I thin! the h.'St p.1rt of
thiS SC' 1s.on w.lS tl X' fact
tlut .1 ot or liS pll) ed
togdl1l"r tn p.1st e.1rs
Jnd h.K.1 ,1 strong connection on th.' field."

Lext Si~kr • I I
"Tk l reck g.m wJS
the best h.'CllL the
tc-.1111 pl.n cd .lmaztngl\ .md tk defense
hcld .1 shutout .1gJ111St
them."

t\Hlte I-Ll\ cs • I 2
"ThiS w.1s b\ f.11 the
lX'St ).C,Jr \\eVe lud on
varsit\ . 'vV~: !u1.1lot of
tJlent 1 "Il-l pltSini ourselves to trw li1111ts."

~ varsity field hockey.

front row: Ainslie O' Neil, Lila Creighton, Abby Malman, Gillian Winbourn, )en Murray and Clo
Fadul. Second row: Alex Uhlberg, Sydney Munteanu, Zan Beczkalo, Colleen Matsuura, Lexi Sig.
Tessa Caudle, Elaina Kelly and Nellie Hayes. Back row: Christine Jones, Brlanna Elder, Alyssa Nelse~
Coach Slusser, Coach Stephens, Claire Sanderson, Janessa Jepsen and Jordan Casteel.

�The varsity field hockey girls played a great season.
Having a primarily senior team, all of the girls played
with experience and enthusiasm. They started off the
season losing to the challenging opponent, Colorado
Academy, 3-1. The girls played hard and, "kept fighting until the last second; said Coach Julie Stephens.
This fighting attitude continued against Smoky
Hill and even though the girls lost in overtime, 2-1, to
the number one team in the league, they "were really
proud; it was a victory for the team and for Julie; said
senior Zan Beczkalo. However, the main highlight of
the season was finally defeating Cherry Creek, 1-0,
for the first time ever. Goal keeper Lexi Sigler saved
an amazing 24 goals, and the defense kept up their
strength. "We scored early and kept our determination the whole game. lt was a group effort and we
deserved to win; commented senior )en Murray. With
an amazing record of 11-4, the girls had the best
season East has ever seen.
The team placed 5th in their conference; earning
them a playoff berth. Unfortunately, they faced Colorado Academy, and lost 2-0. The girls made it farther
than expected and finished with an amazing record.
• Aimee Moyer

Scores
CA
I
Ft. Collins
2
EJglecrest
6
Kent Denver 0
Mtn. VistJ 3
St. MJrys
4
Colden
5
01 ny Creek I
Smoky Hill I
CrJndview I
Tl

2

O~lr~Mtn.4

FountJin VJlley 2
CrJndvievv I
PlJ):offs:
CA
0
control. Keeping the ball away from her Kent opposenior Elaina Kelly attempts to remain in posses~. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

Glrls ln kllts. Driving the ball down the field, senior
Nellie Hayes hits the ball with force away from the Kent
challenger. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

varsity field hockey.

3
I

0
5
0
I

0
0
2

0
0
0
1
0
2

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The JV and C field hockey teams began with
difficult conditioning practices to get them ready
for the tough out-of-league competition against
Kent, Colorado Academy and Smoky Hill. "l was
really excited for our game against Kent. lt was
a very important game since they were our biggest rival; said sophomore Mikayla Alexis. The
team went on to beat Kent 2-0 which was a great
accomplishment. The JV team stayed undefeated
for their first seven game of the season, however,
they were finally defeated by Cherry Creek 2-1 in a
closely matched game. The girls learned from this
loss and came back to beat Fort Collins 4-0.
The C team had a more difficult start to their
season, losing their first game to Lewis Palmer 30; however, they won their second game against
Fort Collins 1-0. The girls then had a mini-tournament on the East turf against Cheyenne Mountain,
Cherry Creek and Grandview. The C team finished
out the season, as they began it, against Lewis
Palmer but this time they tied, 0-0. "Even though
the beginning of our season was hard, we had a
strong finish; said sophomore Kat Rogers.
• Meaghan Fisher

Junior Varsity Team

Front row: Addie Goff, Jasmine Vaghedi, Lauren Harrington, Kendal Murray and Usa
Engelken. Second row: Hayley Round, Rosa Perlman, Katherine Crew, Haley Jenkins,
Emily Carlson, Leigh Barnholt, Mikayla Alexis and Anna Regan. Back row: Coach Julie
Stephens, Meaghan Fisher, Abbye Nee!, Tess Mitzner, Jordan Booth, Lo Ostrander, Riley
McCarthy, Kelly Binding and Darcy Rock.

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jv/c field hockey.

Qulck sltck. Using a reverse stick,
sophomore Katherine Crew dodges
the Kent defender and sophomore
Hayley Round gets Into position.
(Photo by Kelly Binding)

Breakaway. Dribbling down t
field, sophomore Hayley Rou
carries the ball on a breakall
in a game against Smoky H:
(Photo by Kelly Binding)

�CTeam
Emtl\ CJt ~ 11 • I 0
"I lo\ r pL-1 mg fteld ho(kry
h."'L: l I1'_- ph&gt; IC..lll h,l[[ 1ging
.m,-1 fu1."

I' ctll N\.i.:'.-ltToll-l;tlh. rt • Q
"I !hulk th: t II\.'( te.1111 tmproved
.1 lot _tncr the l ~gumtng of
thr : • - 1 l X.llt:: ' \ e \\ 1ked

re.1ll\ lk:ll d."

~ont row: Abbey Worthen, Lauren Opatow kt, Kora Monlgle and Katie Boyle. Second
row: Cora L mar, Kelley McCarroii·Gilbert, Kelli Uhlberg, Grace Irvine, Megan Bortle, Ellen
Downing, tout e Pietru zew ki and Lillie Berman. Back row: Coach Molly McClellan ,
1 abella All grezza. Hiliary Green, Katie Rushton. Megan Carlson, Laura Martinez. Kat
Rogers. Savannah McMillan-Christmas and Audra Barber.

R _1 Perlman • I 0
.. Vel,; i .m.'.1lb strong tc.1m thtS
\e.lr l JL~ we pr. It( i l1.:1rd
.m..-1 \\ rk 1 \\dl togl ther."

Left to right: Run wlth ttl Keeping
the ball cl se to her stick, freshman
Cecily Botelho gets ready to dodge
her Grandview defender. free hlt.
Passing to one of her teammates.
junior Kelly Dunn drives the ball up
the field to an attacker. In this game
against St. Marys. defense is crucial because they must hold off the
attack. Dribble, dribble. Taking the
ball up the field. sophomore Louise
Pietruszewski gets ready to make a
pas up the line to one of her teammates. (Photos by Kelly Binding)

Going for the goal. During an intense game against Kent. freshman Haley Jenkins positions the ball in front of the goal and prepares to make a hard shot. (Photo by Kelly Binding)
Hitting down fl.eld. Bending her knees. sophomore Savannah McMillan Christmas gets low
to make a strong push pass to one of her offensive teammates down the field during a tough
match against Eaglecrest. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

jv/c field h ckey.

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�Hand off. In a game against Poudre.
junior quarterback )osh Russell hands
the ball to senior Dyrell Halley while
freshman Lexington Smith blocks to
create a hole. &lt;Photo by Lisa Porter)

Coin' nowhere. Shutting down the
Poudre offense. junior )osh Taylor
makes the tackle. (Photo by Lisa
Porter)

Blltz. Rushing the Poudre line. junior
Ryan Gray and sophomore DaVaughn
Thornton blitz. (Photo by Lisa Porter)

Catch me if you can. Outrunning the
Poudre defense. senior Dyrell Halley
looks to score. (Photo by Lisa Porter)

Holding on. After a spectacular catch against
Poudre junior Koree Ross holds on to the ball
while being tackled. (Photo by Lisa Porter)

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"The toug wst pJrt
,llXJut pl1\ tng f tb..1ll
IS l _·mg a g.mlC .1fkr
workmg so hJrd the
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Zxh Lcvek • I 2

"M\ f.lVonte p.1rt of
:'lng on the footbJU
te.1111 IS the dt\.etSth '

cultures ,JI\.1 j.X'rsoruliAll the way. After receiving Tls punt, enl
Ryan Saulters heads for the end zone. (Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

tk."S."

Rbkc SwJnl • I 2
"I low tl..,_, fct~ of the
g.m l&lt;.'. I low t x smell
of the g.1111r. I love
the r aten1ent of the

g.mle.''

DrTell 1-bllo • I 2
"I pLl footbJll l ::'C.lUSC
tt rmk("; me h..1ppy, tt
tJI CS lllV lllira.i JWJ)!
from the world."

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varsity football.

Front row: Anthony Walker, Reggie Carter. Adrian Lecompte. Marvin Stevenson. and Nichola~ Dupuch .• c
row: Bobby Harris, Edward Harlan. Kallf FUller. Abram Vera. Coach Talbot. Daryck Thompson, Deonta Cov.-a
Turmour Battle and Loyd Short. Third row: Larry Armstrong, D rrick !Teyta. Walter Cooper. Robert Wh e
Coach Burton. Coach Woolfork. Coach Hill. Marray Napue. Melvin Yarber. Quentin Hildreth and Chris Kiel. Fourtl:
row: Ryan Gray. John Chapman. Dyrell Halley, Josh Ru sell, Sunghoon Park. Jamiko Verner. Paul Smith, Qui
Williams. Phil Jempson, Duane Robinson. Pledge Walker and )arne Turner. Fifth row: Tyrone Stevenson. R~
Saulters. Jay Prevedel. Markeith Hill. Joshua Taylor. Jeremiah Black. William Fields. O'Brian Brooks. Max Breh
and Anthony Romero. Back row: Harry Carrothers. Zach Levek. Koree Ross. Luke Ealey. Ben Hasznos. Jord
Franklin. Lexington Smith, Rodney Newton. Jeffery Hampton and DaVaughn Thornton.

�•

11. w
The team started the season with intense twoa-day practices. ln the first three games, the team
lost to Littleton 19-14, beat Thornton 15-6, and
lost to Brighton 16-14. Against TJ and Poudre, the
team had solid first halves but came up short in
the second half losing 42-28 and 37-25 respectively.
After these losses, the team banded together to
conquer Montbello 35-14. They matched their glory
with a win in the homecoming game against Fruita
Monument 21-13. With high hopes of making the
playoffs, they took an overnight trip to Grand Junction Central, winning 28-20.
After the win in Grand Junction, the team beat
Horizon 20-6, earning them a spot in the playoffs
for the first time in over ten years. ln their playoff
game, the team performed beyond all expectations
but lost to Pomona by a single touchdown.
As Coach Woolfork best summed it up, UWe
started to become a team in the second half of the
season. We had some ups and downs, but we were
able to come together and become a team. This
senior class restructured football~
• Ari Malman and Daryck Thompson

Scores
19

Tl

14
15
14
28

6
16
42

roudre

25

37

Montlx&gt;llo

""'5

14

21
.l. G ntrJl 28

13

20

20

6

27

""'5

Littleton
Thornton
Bnghton

Fruib

Honzon

PlJ}'OffS:
rom ru
lts good! Kicking the field goat senior Zach Levek g es
for the extra point against Thornton. (Photo by Peter
Hartman)

flnd the hole. Sprinting, junior Josh Russell follows the
block in a nail-biter against Poudre. (Photo by Mallory
Heinzeroth)

var ity football.

[f[l17]

�The JV and C football teams both had successful
seasons. The JV team started off strong with a 480 victory over Littleton. uwe came out confident
against Littleton and it was a great way to start
the season; said sophomore Walter Cooper. They
continued to play well and outlasted Thornton in a
close win, 14-8. Following this strong start, the JV
experienced two disappointing losses against rival
TJ and Poudre. UTJ was a tough loss but we didn't
give up on the season, we just worked harder;
stated sophomore Marvin Stevenson. Working
harder began to pay off and with a win over inleague rival Montbello, 27-7, the boys picked up the
winning streak again and took on Horizon, Creek
and Grandview with confidence.
The C team also had an impressive season,
defeating Littleton in their first game, 28-26. "lt was
exciting to come out on top for our first game; said
freshman Jaylen Noble. Their hard work continued and paid off with wins against Thornton, 14-7,
and Brighton, 38-0. Although they suffered tough
losses against TJ, 14-0, and Poudre, 38-6, the team
came back strong, defeating Montbello, 38-6. UWe
never got discouraged from a loss, we just worked
harder; stated freshman Askia N'Oiaye. The team
continued to play well, defeating Cherry Creek,
46-0.
• Lisa Engelken

Junior Varsity Team

F-ront row: Marvin Stevenson, Robert White, Nick Dupuch, Adrian Lecompte, Bobby Harris,
Turmour Battle, Quentin Hildreth, Walter Cooper, Sebastian Puryear, Edward Harlan and
Quinton Pradio. Back row: Anthony Walker, Coach White, Reginald Carter, Coach Burton,
Quinn Williams, Dominic Salisbury, Pledge Walker, John Chapman, Dominic Tillman, Will
fields, Matt Judish, Rodney ewton, Jeffery Hampton and Coach Verner.

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jv/c football.

One, two step. Catching a punt.
sophomore Quentin "Quick" Hildreth races down the field against
Littleton. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

Ntce catch. Focusing on the ba
freshman Chance Moore makeS
the catch in the victory agam
Brighton, 38·0. (Photo by Kel
Binding)

�Freshman Team
Tunnour B.1ttlc • I 0

"M\ f.1vontc p.1rt al-.out p!Jying
IV footb.JU 15 the inter1Stt ' Jl\.i
gdttng to SWtflg V,l!Stt)'.''

LlurK e Moorr • o

"The frt-"11111.111 k11111S e utn1g
l xausc it IS .1 wl e rn \ group
of tr,lllllll.ltl. to get to know
.m.:l work \\1th 011 the fictd."

Front row: Deore Milton. Keven Dawson. Darren Robles. Dorian Bunn. Parnell Anderson.
Delv le Caines, Chris Williams. Trevlon Parker. Adam Marcantoni. Michael Mosley. Jaylen
oble and Jodeci Slaughter. Back row: Coach Hernandez. Askia 'Diaye. Rue! Wiles. Quinn
Marchman. C.J. Russell. Derrick Lane. Leon Wilson. Marcus Plnlllo. Richard Shaw. Blain
Lee. Issac Scott. Lakota Labroi. Jamal Mcintosh. Jordan Howard. Coach Berry and Drew

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Left to right: Dlvlng for yardage.
While running toward the end zone.
freshman Jodeci Slaughter dives over
the Montbello defenseman looking for
a first down. East beat Montbello. 386. Airborne. Crabbing the ball out of
the air. sophomore Jeffery Hampton
makes a catch against Poudre. Go
long! Aiming for the open man down
field. freshman quarterback Trevion
Parker throws the ball over the Montbello defense for six easy points.
(Photos by Usa Engelken. Peter Hartman and Kelly Binding)

Brlng lt on. Sprinting down the field. freshman Deiv'le Caines catches his Thornton defensive
back off balance and runs right past him for a first down. The freshman team dominated this
game. 38-0. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

Set ... hlkel Preparing for a play against Poudre. the JV offensive line
sophomores Marvin Stevenson. Adrian Lecompte. Bobby Harris
and junior James Turner are ready to create time for their quarterback Quentin 'Quick" Hildreth to make a play. (Photo by Peter
Hartman)
jv/c football.

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�Par for the course. In deep concen
tratlon Coach Leamon lines up th
ball with the hole assuring he will hit
the cup at City Park. &lt;Photo by Gracie
McGuire)

Get low. Focusing on the ball, sopho·
more Aaron Guereca works on hitting
though the ball at practice. &lt;Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

Square it up. Making sure his follow
through is perfect, junior Jeff Wise
practices his shot at the driving range.
&lt;Photo by Gracie McGuire)

Drtve it. While hitting a bucket ol
balls at the driving range, junior Pat
rick Meyer perfects his shot. (Photo by
Gracie McGuir )

Putt it ln the hole. While competing in the City
Cup tournament, senior Brian Roxbury watches
as the ball heads toward the hole. (Photo by
Peter Hartman)

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boys' golf.

Junior Varsity Team.
Front
row:
David
Long, Patrick Medon·
nell, Rhys Lindmark,
Anthony
Arrieta,
David Steninger, and
Taylor Charron. Back
row: Coach Shuttz,
Chris
Leavengood,
Aaron
Guereca,
Jonathan Cass, Nick
McDonnell,
Hayden
Berge,
ed Imhoff
Zack Sulsky and Pat·
rick Meyer.
Varsity Team. Ju 1a
Edwards, Greg Utva
Brain Roxbur\\ Ch
Hayden and J
Gaass.

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11.

atne ever
The boys' golf team practiced hard, played hard
and won. With returning seniors Julian Edwards,
Chris Hayden, Greg Litvak, Brian Roxbury and
junior Jesse Gaass, the expectations were high.
At the Wellshire Invitational, the boys took third,
but did not play as well as expected. Senior Chris
Hayden played solid all season and shot a 74 at the
fourth DPL tournament at City Park. By taking 1st
in two and 2nd in two of the four DPL tournaments
East took another city championship.
At the Denver City Cup, senior Julian Edwards
scored a 71 earning first place. Junior Jesse Gaass
placed second in the City Cup with a score of 73 and
in the regional tournament, he shot an 80 qualifying him for state. He was one of two DPS golfers
and the only East golfer to qualify. "Regionals was
one of the most challenging matches I've played
and l'm proud of the way l performed; said junior
Jesse Gaass. As the only representative for East at
state, Jesse Gaass stepped up and shot an 84 and
an 82. According to Coach Leamon, "The boys did
well and made up for the mistakes they made at
the beginning by finishing strong~
• Brianna Bentley

Scores

Green ~1blcs h1\. 1t.lt10rul
i...'ss..' l"""illss- S4, lulkl'l Edw.1rds- S4
Drs blVItJtiOn.1l .1t Wdlsh1rc - I st f"'xc
Bmn Roxbu1 - 7 7. i...'S..&lt;e Guss - S 0
)\.ennctn. Tl, 1\brth Jt \ \'ill!S C.JS&lt;.'
ll1r1S ru\c"i:n - 7l,, lulkln Ed\\,1rds - 7 7
RM·rci..lle Dunes - ll' th/ 3 0 k.1111S
bs..· Cillss- .., 7 , Bmn Roxbt.1r. - 7 o
An Force Ac.Jci..;m - 3rd f'L"Kc
bs..· G1.1SS - 7 l,, Ll111S H.J\ ,{·n - 7 o
T, Kc'llll&lt;n. G\\ .1t \\dlshuc- 21\.-l f'L"Kc
bs..' L~1.1Ss- .., S. luh.Jn Ed\\,1rds- S4
Mu ~ b1V1k .1t PH\.'1\ Countn llub
less..· t~ms - s0, Ll111S ru) ,{' 1 - s2
Bmn Roxbun - S 2
South,/v\onttdlo, \\est,
rth .1t 0\.cTLll\.-1
A1ron Gtxrt\..1- S 4, kff \ \'iSL·- S 5
\\est. S.Jutl\ Kcnrun, lv\Jnth:ilo 1t Cit\ P1r
ll111S ru\ LY'l- 7 4, Bn.lll Ro bun- I 7
l•l'et'f.C) hl\.·ltJtiOI\1[
i...'S..'&lt;.'l,1.1SS- 7 1. luk1•1 Ed\\.11ds- 7 '&gt;

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lulL1!l Ed\\,11{fs.. .., 2, bs..' G1.1Ss- 7 S
Ll1r1S H.1\LYI1- S4, Bn.m Ro bun- S4
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It'S..'&lt;.' l~l.lSS - S0
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Four! While practicing for the City Cup tournament,
senior Chris Hayden shoots for the fairway and watches
the ball as It hits the green. (Photo by Gracie McGuire)

Tee time. Putting his hips into it during the City Park
tournament, senior Greg Litvak shoots for the green.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

boys' golf.

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�11..
Going into the season, the varsity soccer team
was determined to win. ln the first three games
against Columbine, Ft. Collins and Boulder, East
came back from behind to win in the second half
by identical scores of 2-1. The boys continued
strong, beating Lincoln 2-0, South 3-0 and West
5-0 earning East the city championship. UBeating
all of the hard teams and being first in city was an
great accomplishment for the team~ commented
sophomore goalie Grant Simon.
The boys only suffered one regular season
loss to Pine Creek, 2-1. Commenting on the season,
Coach Beth Hinz stated, uln five years, this team
had the best record after the regular season with a
record of 14-1. Our team had more combined talent
rather than just one or two individuals that led the
team~ The team advanced to the second round
of the state tournament. They had a great start
beating Grand Junction 5-0. Unfortunately, they
were unlucky in the second game and even though
they dominated physically and controlled the ball
against Ponderosa, they lost 1-0. Even with this
loss, it was an unforgettable season.
• Mo Mulligan and Usa Wormley

Scores
Ft. Collins
2
1
olun1bin
2
1
ArvJdd West 3
0
An-lwt Tournan nt 3rd
Green Mtn. 2
0
Fruita Mon. 4
1
P111 Creek 1
2
Boulder
2
1
1
Montbello
8
1&lt;. nnedy
9
3
1\brth
4
0
Tl
2
0
cw
4
0
Lincoln
2
0
3
South
0
West
5
0

PL:Jyoffs:
~rand let.
Ponderosa

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0

varsity boys' soccer.

Take tt away. Stealing the ball away from MontbeUo.
senior Chris Linsmayer gets the ball and dribbl
down field. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth)

0
1
Flytng htghl Jumping Into the air, senior Matt Henderson
gets physical with Montbello hoping to get a turnover. (Photo
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Move! Using fancy footwork, senior Marques Mart ·
nez swerves around a Lincoln player with the bal~
(Photo by Tess Jackson)

�Getting to the ball. Maneuvering to
reach the balL junior Gahe Fancher
runs past a Montbello opponent.
(Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)

Eye on the ball. Watching the baiL
sophomore Shared Dadgar Is ready to
pass away from the South defender.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

On Of Looking to make a move, junior
Flnnian David attempts to steal the
ball from a South opponent. (Photo
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Fancy feet. Working his way around the South
defender, junior Colin Krafft gets closer to goal.
(Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)

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Man on. Sprinting, Junior Brian McQuinn tries
to keep the ball away from the Mont bello oppo·
nent while advancing down the field. (Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

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Front row: Grant Simon. Adam Schreiber, Zach Bolden. Marques Martinez, Satha Boyd, Brian
McQuinn and William Williams. Second row: Joe Scalise, Sharod Dadger. Nick Lewis. Cody Hoskin,
ate Urlg, Max Grossnickle. Peter Gray. Billy Sorensen and Alex Hall. Back row: Matt Henderson,
Chi Unsmayer, Colin Krafft, Coach Markson. Coach Hinz, Jason Escalante, Sulaiman Shareef and
Gideon Hertz.

varsity boys· soccer.

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Front row: Matt Gosche, Dylan Barrett, Kevin Mahoney, Roberto Salas and Walker Dove.
Second row: Jacob Greenwood, Sam Smith, Demlan Mallo-Smith. Chris Hayes, Duncan
Kruger, Gamachu Said and Peter Hambidge. Back row: Coach Tom Urig, Pete Hutchinson,
Nate Garcia, Joe Prendergast, Julian Fleming, Tim Snodgrass. Nick Neal and Coach Simon
Hambldge.

Left to right: Power house. Using all
his strength, sophomore Dylan Barrett winds up to kick the ball out of
the East defensive zone hoping to
set up a scoring opportunity against
Montbello. Going solo. During an
intense game against South, sophomore Walker Dove does his best to
control the ball and look for an open
teammate to create an offensive push.
Heads up! Jumping In the air, junior
Alex Milewski attempts to make a
header in order to keep Mont bello from
getting control of the ball. (Photos by
Zach Lass)

One on one. In the lntersquad competition between the )V and )V 3
teams, freshman Luke Buchanan beats freshman Jon-Marc Marlatt
to the ball while freshman Pete Hutchinson gets in a supportive
position. (Photo by Zach Lass)

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jv boys' soccer.

Fancy footwork. During an intersquad game between JV and JV 3, sophomore Brendan
Lamarre uses some skilled footwork to beat his defender, freshman Jack Henderson, and get
the ball down field. (Photo by Zach Lass)

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n. ·ust kickin it

The JV team was led by veteran coach Peter
Goldin who according to junior Jack Bigham, "really
motivated us and held us to high expectations:' The
team faced difficult in-league competition against
Mont bello and Lincoln. Both games were close, but
in the end East lost to Montbello 1-0; however, they
worked hard to pull out a victory over Lincoln 1-0.
The JV team faced some easier competition when
they played South, corning away with a 12-0 victory. The boys ended the season with a dominating win, beating West 8-0.
The JV 3 team was coached by Torn Urig and
Simon Harnbidge. At the beginning of the season,
they faced tough out-of-league competition against
Grandview; however, they pulled ahead to win by
a score of 4-1. After a loss to Easts JV team in an
inter-East game, they had to reevaluate their preseason goals and work harder to improve their
skills. "We didn't accomplish our pre-season goal
to go undefeated, but we made a good efforC commented JV 3 head coach Simon Harnbidge. "The
boys worked very hard and improved their skills
immensely:'
• Kate Mulligan

Junior Varsity Team

In the alr. In a game against
uth. ophomore Colin Lupe
throws the ball in to gain an
advantage. (Photo by Zach Lass)

Drlbbllng. Running with the
ball, freshman Wylie Urig heads
to the goal In a game against
South. (Photo by Zach Lass)

Front row: Adam Estaclo. Drew Cohen. Mikey Klein. Jon-Marc Marlatt. Andy Gray and
Jack Henderson. Second row: Alex Farwell. Mike Nil!, Benny Sorensen, Nick Zeller. Jack
Bingham. Alex Hoskin and Jake Dunn . Back row: Zach Grossnickle, Tim Hambidge, Will
Toaspern. Coach Goldin, Kevin Roper. Patrick Farris-Hilaire and Colin Lupe.

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jv boys' soccer.

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Under new management, the team looked to
continue the tradition of excellence. New coach
Jen Mahoney scheduled tough preseason games to
prepare the girls for in-league competition. ln an
early game, a 7-6 loss to Lewis Palmer, the girls
worked to improve on their skills and get better.
Marking their first win in the Don McCall tournament helped the girls look forward to a winning
season. Dominating in the DPL the team went 7-1
with their only loss to TJ, 7-1. After a 7- 5 win over
Kennedy, senior Emily Bormann stated, "'lt was so
cool beating Kennedy because its something we
haven't done in my four years at Ease
ln post-season competition, the girls faced a
tough game against Boulder which ended in victory, 3-2. Senior Rosie Pokrandt hit a walk off single
which allowed senior Brenna Hokanson to score
the winning run. Even though they lost to Lakewood, 10-0, in the second game of districts, they
moved on to regionals. This team was one of only
five softball teams in Easts history to make it to
regionals. Unfortunately, they lost 10-0 to Rocky
Mountain ending their season.
• Kate Mulligan

Scores
Boulocr
Hon2on
C11f!t&gt;11Il? Mtn.

7
0
5

llin 1-.,\I:CJll TOlnTJJircnt
Lil-...'lt
0

Coron.ili
Pueblo West

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4
2
b

vVest

7
IS

Lt'\\-15 PJlm.-,

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Montretlo

20

1\brth

13

Arums Cit)

7

Lul.:oln

13

~uth

20
4

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7
0

12
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5
5
b
b
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0
7
0
0
0
0
7

2
7
5

s

3
0

2
10

0

10

~ varsity softball.

Denled. Trying to steal third base, the GW play
slides, but junior Candace Jones tags the runner out
(Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder)
Throwing down. Attempting to get a Boulder player out,
senior catcher Brenna Hokanson throws the ball down to
second base. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder)

No base llke home. Scoring the tying run, senior
Rosie Pokrandt made the score 2-2 against Boulder
In the district championship. (Photo courtesy ofK\i
Schroeder)

�l'm ready. In the game against CW
enlor Elspeth Monigle prepares to
field the hall. (Photo courte~y of Kyle
Schro d rl

Perfect cut. Taking a swing at the
Boulder game, junior Maya Burchette
follows through. (Photo courtesy of
Kyle Schroeder)

Play ball. Winding up, sophomore
Blake 0 )Wlfng throws a perfect pitch
to the TJ batter. (Photo by Peter Hart·
man)

Throw lt home! Concentrating in the
game against Kenned): enlor Elleni
Cladis throws the ball home. (Photo
courtesy of Kyle Schroeder)

Squeeze tlght. Catching the ball in a close game
against Kennedy, senior Emily Bormann gets an
out. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder)

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On deck. In the on deck circle. senior Kate Mulligan focuses on having the perfect swing in
the game against Kennedy. (Photo courtesy of
Kyle Schroeder)

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Front row: felicia Benavidez, Maya Burchette, and Madeleine Schroeder. Second row: Elspeth Monigle, Olivia Yapp, Elleni Cladis. Brenna Fujimoto, Blake Dowling. Candace Jones and Emily Bormann.
Back row: Kathryn McGlamery. Brenna Hokanson, Kate Mulligan, Coach Mike Mahone'r: Coach Jen
Mahoney, Mo Mulligan. Caitee ferguson. Caelen Lombard Knapp and Rosie Pokrandt.

varsity softball.

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Front row: Danielle Castillo. Fanny Villanueva. Michelle Pe k and Emily Stesney. Seco
row: Ariel Canada. Ella Dove. Dawn Hamilton. Erin Gearing, Natalie Fine and Aisha John
son. Back row: Camille Farris. Latrice Johnston. Coach Earl, Ella Martin and Sam Egle.

Left to right: Wind up. Waiting for the
pitch. sophomore Aisha Johnson gets
in the perfect batting po ition to hit
the ball out of the park and to bring
the runner home. Ready to swing.
Watching the ball as it is pitched,
freshman Danielle Castillo is ready
to hit the ball to bring the runner on
third home in order to score a run.
Reach for it. Attempting to catch the
ball, sophomore Ariel Canada tries to
get the Lincoln runner out at first base
which would end the inning. (Photos
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Swing it. Watching the ball as it is pitched, sophomore Sam Egle is
ready to swing. Good hits are crucial during games against competitive teams such as GW. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

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jv softball.

You're out! Attempting to make a play at second base. freshman Ella Dove gets into posit
to catch the ball. keeping a George Washington runner from advancing to third base. (Ph&lt;Jt
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

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are a gir s best friend
With two new coaches, both the JV and C softball teams started off their seasons with high
expectations. The JV team started off strong, in
the Don McCall tournament where they beat their
non-league competition, ThunderRidge, 10-9 in
extra innings. Coach Howard Karsh boasted after
the ThunderRidge game, #Our team did very well.
We spent a big part of the season focusing on fundamental skills, and l am very proud of the team
because we dominated our league games~ The JV
team beat GW 20-5 and West 23-7, which boosted
the tearr6 confidence, allowing them to win even
more games. #This season was fun because we
beat some really hard teams like ThunderRidge;
explained sophomore Cailee Ferguson.
Although the C team lost to Horizon 24-1, they
kept a positive attitude. Coach Andrew Skari commented, "We tried really hard to keep the focus off
the scores and concentrate on the fundamentals
of the game, trying to prepare for higher levels~
Even though the C team also lost to TJ 22-12 and
GW 24-11, they were more competitive and scored
more runs by the seasonS end.
• Mo Mulligan

Junior Varsity Team

Get ready. Sophomore Callee Fer·
guson l~ad s off to s teal. (Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

Strlkel Winding up, sophomore
Michelle Peck pitches the ball .
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Front row: Madeline Schroeder and Claire Simon. Second row: Olivia Yapp, Felicia Benavidez, Michelle Peck , Brenna FUjimoto, Natalie Fine and Jessica Hoy. Back row: Sam Egle,
Cailee Ferguson, Olivia Rudeen, Coach Howard Karsh , Lyric Stott, Claire Morrow and Justine Sullivan.

jv softball.

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tenn1s
11. a match

The boys' tennis team began with a challenging match against Kent, losing 43. However, they
pulled it together and dominated in the DPS with
three 7-0 wins over North, TJ, and Kennedy. Coach
Mark Thalhofer kept the team focused. UWe took
it one match at a time and always stayed on the
same page~ The tennis team was led by third year
varsity player, senior Chris Hill who said, ul loved
this tennis season because of all the responsibility
that carne with being captain~
The major highlights of the season were the
Western Slope lnvitational in Grand Junction where
they took 5th place and the trip to Aspen where
they won 5-2. UThe best part about tennis is travelling outside of Denver for matches; commented
senior Matt Duerksen. The team ended the regular season beating GW 6-1. After tough regional
matches, East qualified eight players for state:
seniors Tyler McNamara and Max Milhan, juniors
Max Grillo and Ari Malrnan, sophomores Spencer
Erickson, Jeff Thalhofer, and Nate Zackroff and
freshman Joseph Lassen. With such a young team,
the future is bright for the Angels.
• Usa Wormley

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McNamara, 12.

Scores
Kent
3
7
1\brth
South
6
Westem Sl~ bwite
C. Creek
2
Cr. lunct.
7
01frr} Creek lnvtte
7
T.l.
Lu1eoln
6
7
Kennedy
GW.
6
AsjX'Il
5
Regmuls

4
0
I

5th PLre
5
0
5th rtxe
0
I

0
I

2
3rd rtxe

State Qualifiers:
Spencer Erickson, Max Grillo,
Joseph Lassen, Ari Malman,
Tyler McNamara, Max Milhan,
Jeff Thalhofer and Nate Zackroff

[1}3Jo] varsity boys' tennis.

You got served. Starting the match off against Cherry
Creek with a powerful serve, senior Chris Hill gives it
his all. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

Pass tt on. Returning the ball to his GW oppon.
junior Torin Schuster stays In the match. (Photo by !'€
Hartman)

�Return this. Going in for a back·
hand , freshman Jo eph La en beats
his Cherry Creek opponent. (Photo by
Peter Hartman)

Deuces wild. Making a return. senior
Max Milhan keeps it on the court in
a match against GW. (Photo by Peter
Hartman)

Getttn down. Hitting the ball, soph·
omore Spencer Erickson perfects his
forehand swing in practice at City
Park. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

Follow through. Going for a down·the·line
winner in practice. sophomore ate Zackroff
attempts a passing shot. (Photo by Mallory
Helnzeroth)

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senior Matt Duerksen hits a solid return in prac·
lice. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

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Front row: Spencer Erickson, Arl Malman, Joseph Lassen, Jeff Thalhofer and Torin Schuster. Back
row: Nate Zackroff, Max Grillo. Tyler McNamara, Matt Duerksen and Max Milhan.

varsity boys' tennis.

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Left to right: Slice H. Using a strong
forehand in a match against Colorado
Academy, freshman Max Dener tein
puts slice on the ball. The slice Is an
eftective shot that gJVes the opponent
less time to prepare. Get low. While
playing in the JV tournament hosted
by East at City Park, freshman Evan
Meggitt bends his knees and concentrate on getting low to the ground
so he can explode into the ball. Slam!
Running up to the net junior Julian
Hall ets himself up to hit a big winner
against orth by getting ready early
enough. (Photos by Sam Lass)

Cross-court winner. Setting up for a backhand, sophomore Mac
Guthrie prepares to rip the ball past his GW opponents. Macs backhand proved to be Important as the V2 team defeated their rival.
GW. (Photo by Sam Lass)

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boys' v2/jv tennis.

Explosion. Using his forward motion In a match against orth, freshman Jason Laub put
weight into the ball to get maximum power. LautE strong forehand helped East stay compel
tlve throughout the season. (Photo by Sam Lass)

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The JV team began their season on the road
at Colorado Academy and Smoky Hill where they
won. Unfortunately, they lost on the road at Chatfield. The squad then faced Kent, Air Academy,
and North at horne winning all the matches except
Kent. "Kent always has a strong squad and a lot
of depth, but we played well; said sophomore
Brennan Stieneker. The teaffi; next challenge carne
against Boulder and GW where they split, beating
GW and losing to Boulder. The boys ended their
season losing to Creek, but beating TJ, Lincoln and
Kennedy.
Varsity 2 started with a 43 loss against Chatfield
and then a 7-0 win against Air Academy. Next, the
team played Boulder and South, winning both
matches 6-1. Next, they challenged Cherry Creek on
their horne courts, losing 6-1. The boys ended their
season on their horne courts where they beat their
rival GW, 4-3 and Lincoln, 7-0. East hosted the V2
Rocket tournament, in which they placed second,
behind Kent. As Coach Topf summed it up, "We
had a really tough season that was highlighted by
the success at the V2 Rocket tournament~
• Ari Malrnan

Varsity 2 Team

Front row: Kevin Shroads, Mac Guthrie, J.J. Westcott, David Goodman Jamte Urbana and
Barrett Hubregsen. Back row: Taylor Fant, Noah Hubbell, Taylor Jones, Chris Pari and
Focus. Keeping his eye on the
ball. sophomore J.J. Westcott
serves It against Kent. (Photo by
Peter Hartman)

Spin it. In a match against Air
Academy,
sophomore
Jamie
Urbana hits a kick serve. (Photo
by Peter Hartman)

John Lindmark.
~

boys· v2/jv tennis.

l1l3J3I

�The volleyball team started the season off
smashing Kent in three games (25-21, 25-7, 25-20).
After losing a tough match in Boulder, the team was
determined to finish off the non-conference games
with success. They beat Gateway in five games 3-2
(24-26, 25-15, 25-10, 21-25, 15-9) and beat Thornton
in four games 3-1 (25-14, 25-19, 26-24). These wins
gave the girls the necessary confidence to dominate
the in-league games. Starting the conference with
three shut outs, East had the city championship
title in sight. East played Kennedy and won, 3-2
(20-25, 26-24, 25-23, 9-25, 15-13) and senior Stevie
Flanery said, ~l love how we carne together as a
team and won~ Continuing their dominance East
swept South in three (25-11, 29-27, 25-13).
Finishing their last two conference games
strong, against TJ, 3-0, (25-18, 25-14, 25-20) and
Lincoln, 3-0, (25-10, 25-14, 25-12); the team won
the city title and moved on to districts where they
lost to Ponderosa in four, and fought hard, but lost
again to Poudre in five. Coach Donna Sirnrnington
stated, "Our team made great strides of improvement and we carne out as city champs~
•Sarah Cornish and Max Atufunwa

Scores
Kent

\\1 (3-0)

(25-2 I. 25- , 2 'l-20)

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L(l· -'&gt;

(25-14, I 0 -25. I S-25, 2L,·28)

Ct~

(2 'l- 14. 25- I o, 2L,·24)

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\
(3-2)
(24-2L,, 25-15, 2'l-IO, 21-25, 15-ll)
TI10mton
\V (3- I)
(25- 14, 25- Ill, 2L,·24)
~\Jnt ilo
\V (3-0)
&lt;2 'l- - . 25-o, 25- I o)
C\
\V (3-0)
(2 'l-2 '· 25- 0 , 25- 14)
\Nt~t

&lt;2 'l- 0, 25- 15, 25-ll)

\\ ( '-0)

1--.. n:-1'\ (3-2)
(20-2 "· 2l,·24, 25-23, 0.25, 15- 13)
ltl
\V (3-0)
(25- I 3, 2 'l- 7 , 25- 14)
: Jth
\V (3-0)
(25-11.2°-2 7,2'l-13)
Tl
\\1 &lt;-'-0&gt;
(25- IS, 2 'l- 14, 2 'l-20)
LuY n
\\1 (3-0)
(2 'l- I 0, 2 'l- 14, 25- 12)
~.'\oll.JlC 1
L ( 1-3)
( I 2-2 'l, 2 'l- I 1, I S-2 'l, 22-25)

RegWals

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(I o-25, 25-22. 17-25, I o-25)

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L (2·-'&gt;

(25-22, I 0.25, 25-22, 23-25)

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varsity volleyball.

Dtg it. Passing the ball, junior Alex McHenry dominates
at her Llbero-defensive specialist position. (Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

Smash \tl Hitting the ball, sophomore Dominique Davis
makes the kill in their game against Boulder. (Photo b
Mallory Heinzeroth)

�Set lt up. Placing the batt. senior Kerry
Fessenden gives the hitter a perfect set,
Instigating a kill against CW. (Photo
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Rufiol Flying high. junior Carlie Chris·
tianson and sophomore Dominique
Davis make a watt and foil Cotder6
attack. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

You got served. Getting an ace for her team.
senior Paige Jimenez wins the point in their game
against Boulder. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Put lt dow n. Getting the hlt. junior
Mackenzie Gilchrist makes the kill
crushing Cotder6 defense while soph·
omore Dominique Davis moves into
position. (Photo by Mallory Heinze·
roth)

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Milner hits the ball down. winning the point
against Colden while sentor Kayta Roper moved
Into po It ion. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

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Ftont row: Ariel Lawrence. Alex McHenry, Stevie Flanery, Alyssa Milner, Kerry Fessenden and Paige
Jimenez. Back row: Kayla Roper. Dominique Davis. Mackenzie Gilchrist. Coach Donna Simmington,
tephanie Maxwell, Madeleine King and Carlle Christianson.

varsity volleyball.

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The JV and C teams got their seasons rolling
with victories over Kent, 2-0, (25-11, 25-18) and 2-1,
(25-19, 23-25, 15-8) respectively. C Team Coach Yttri
commented, uwe were a little nervous because
it was our first game, but 1 was really impressed
considering the girls hadn't previously played with
each other~ After beating Kent, the C team struggled with their out-of-league competition. They lost
to Boulder 2-0 (19-25, 17-25) and Gateway 2-0 (21-25,
16-25), but the C Team gained momentum with inleague competition. After beating GW 2-0, (25-14,
25-19) they continued to dominate the DPS beating
South 2-1, (25-20, 20-25, 15-7).
On the JV side of the net, they struggled against
Boulder barely losing in three 25-16, 23-25, 16-18 but
rebounded beating Golden 2-0 (25-15, 25-16), and
Thornton 2-0 (25-16, 25-21). The JV started off inleague games overpowering Montbello 2-0 (25-10,
25-11) and continued to dominate in DPS, beating
GW 2-0 (25-22, 25-21). Junior Mallory Heinzeroth
commented, uour team made great strides of
improvement and with a young team we worked
hard to be successful:'
• Sarah Cornish

Junior Varsity Team

First row: Claire Westcott, Sarah Cornish, Mallory Heinzeroth, Christina Auster and Dany·
elle Gilbert. Back row: Rhiannon Buxman, Mercedes Adams, Sadie fulton, Coach Natasha
Trujillo, Kelly Thompson, Kaitlyn Randol and Nicola Zaragoza.

~ jv/c volleyball.

Get up. Middle blocker sopho·
more, Nicola Zaragoza is in great
position to block the ball against
Kent. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

Ace l.t. Serving the ball again t
West junior Christina Auster
makes an ace. (Photo by Peter
Hartman)

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Front row: Lana Nuss·Rosenberg, Julia Kirklen and Jessica Moya. Second row:
Sarah Marquez, Caroline Caldwell, Zuri House, Shunara Maxey, Stephanie Engelbrecht·Pollard and Shaqaya Cleveland. Back row: Elizabeth Sweetbaum, Maureen
Sullivan, Coach Yttri, Victoria Wells and Morgan Arline.

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Left to right: On the net. Jumping
high against GW, sophomore Elizabeth Sweetbaum gets up for the
block. Set it. Against GW, sophomore Sarah Marquez sets the ball
while sophomores Zuri House and
Maureen Sullivan prepare to hit.
Spike it. Making her approach,
sophomore Lana Nuss-Rosenberg
hits the ball, and sophomores Vic·
toria Well and Stephanie Engelbrecht·Pollard get into position.
(Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Soaring through the air. Finding the ball, right side hitter junior Sarah Cornish slams the
ball down and wins the point for her team in their game against West while freshman Sadie
fulton gets into a supportive position. JV overpowered Wests players and dominated throughout the game. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Passing the ball. Receiving the serve against Kent, junior Mallory
Heinzeroth places her pa s right to the setter instigating a perfect
setup for the hitter. Teammates sophomore Mercede Adams and
junior Claire Westcott are prepared for anything. (Photo by Peter
Hartman)

jv/c volleyball.

~

�11.

Freshmen Red
Competition for making teams ignited a strong start for both
the Fre hmen Red and White teams. The Freshmen Red team won
their first game against Kent 2-0 (25-11, 25-15), setting the standard
for the season. The Freshmen Red team continued strong beating Boulder 2-1 (25-17, 21-25, 17-15). However, the girls struggled
against Thornton, losing 2-0 (19-25, 23-25); but regained confidence
by beating Golden 2-0 (25 15, 25-16). They dominated in their first
in-league game against GW winning 2-0 (25-3, 25-7). Coach Christine Miller commented, It was a shame that GW didn"t put up a
better showing, but I was proud of how the girls played~
The Freshmen White team a\ o played well again t Boulder,
winning 2-1 (25-15, 17-25, 15 12). They continued their winning streak
beating Gateway easily in two games 25-22, 25-11 and dominated
in the game against Montbello winning 2-0 (25-11, 25-12). Coach
Michelle stated, MOur team really learned how to play together
which produced wins~
•Sarah Cornish

rront row: Reona Brame, Emily Takimoto
and Madeline Hamling. Second row: Aspen
Johnson, Veronica Roybal, Kirasten Blair,
Ebonee Haye and Emmy Allen. Back row:
Maggie Unton, Rachel Messer. Coach Chris·
tine, Cassie Oadis and Raven Taylor.

rront row: Nicole Williams. Raven John·
son and Erika Kalin. Second r w: -r: ering
Sherpa. Aujha Alexander, Sophia Phil·
lips and ichelle Keys. Back row: Helen
Caffigan. Kelyn Bertram, Lauren Turner.
Christina Damon and Emily Ma kenzie.

Left to right: Round them up. Cather·
ing her players, Coach Christine gives
a pep talk to her girls before their
game against Boulder. encouraging
them to do their best. Pa ss lt. Giving
freshman Sophia Phillips a perfect
pass, freshman Tsering Sherpa helps
her team out In their game against
Thornton. Change lt up. Switching
Into their po itlons against Thornton.
freshmen Emily Mackenzie and icole
Williams are ready to move into their
defensive places so they can win the
point for their team. (Photos by Mallory Helnzeroth)

Eye on the ball. Making a great erve in the game
against Boulder, freshman Veronica Roybal gives her
team a strong start. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

[1}"3J-sJ

freshmen volleyball.

Hand s up. Positioning herself, freshman Emmy
Allen gives her teammate a perfect set while freshman Emily Taklmoto gets ready to cover. (Photo by
Mallory Helnzeroth)

Concentration. Serving the ball. freshman Raven
Taylor helps her team rally points against Boulder.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

�Gymnastics Team

Front row: Kat Armstrong, Audrey Hagman, Mia FarraH DaCruz and Sarah Moore.
Second row: Cassy Clayman and Amalia Ritter. Back row: Karlssa Frolov, Coach Leonard King and Andrea Orton.

The gymnastics team set a goal to win the city championship.
Ml had very high expectations, and the girls did not disappoint.
We had a powerful team with great leaders; said Coach Leonard
King. The team dominated in DPS and Improved In out-of-league
competition. With strong leadership from juniors Sarah Moore and
Kat Armstrong, East beat TJ. GW and South in their first meet at
orthglenn where they placed fifth out of eight teams. Sophomore
Kelsey Messer had an outstanding performance, placing second In
the all-around competition. MMany people do not realize the Intensity, focus and determination gymnastics takes; said Messer.
The team struggled with Injuries during a challenging meet
against Thornton and Fort Collins. However, they rebounded and
accomplished their goal of winning the city championship by hitting their marks on beam and floor exercise at the city meet. At
the regional meet, sophomore Kelsey Messer was the only East
gymnast to qualify for state where she represented East proudly.
•Meg Tuta
Left to right: Kick lt up. Performing her
routine, freshman Audrey Hagman
practices her handstand on the balance
beam. Split down the middle. WorkIng to perfect her form, junior Sarah
Moore does the splits. In order to gain
maximum points, gymnasts must
consistently execute flawless routines.
Strike a pose. Preparing to begin her
floor routine, junior Cassy Clayman
assumes her starting position. Floor
routines combine tumbling passes
with difficult dance combinations.
(Photos by Viki Eagle)

Scores
1\brthglenn h1v1te

5th p!xe

kl•'ot""'&gt; M.'SSCI- 2r\:l

Thornton, South, Ft. CotlnlS
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3rd p!xe
I st p!xe

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Ist p!xe
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Pretzel pose. During her beam routine, junior Kat
Armstrong keeps her balance and executes a perfect
pretzel position. (Photo by Viki Eagle)

Flip-flop. On the balance beam, sophomore Kelsey
Messer perfi rms a front walk-over. Balance and poise
are necessary for solid beam routines. (Photo by Viki
Eagle)

gymnastics.

[If3J9]

�A put-back. After beating his Doherty
opponent, senior DaVaughn Thornton
takes a shot. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Eyes to the sky.
sophomore Quentin Hildreth moves Doherty defense, junior Koree Ross
past his Doherty defender. (Photo by looks to hoot. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)
Jo h Tafoya)
Plece of cake. In the second round playoff game
against Chaparral, sophomore Kewhan Dickerson puts it in for two. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Drlven. Powering down the court.
emor Blake Swain drlve the lane.
(Photo by Josh Tafoya)

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varsity boys' basketball.

ltont row: Blake Swain, Joshua Russell, Quentin Hildreth, Jamiko Verner and Donell Wells. Back row:
Aris Molock, DaVaughn Thornton, Matthew ltazier, Koree Ross, Jordan Martlnez-Doublin. 0 Brian
Brooks, Jordan ltanklin, Adrien Dudley, Demetrius Thornton, M okey Gilbert and Kewhan Dicker.;on.

�.

n. we are the cham tons
The varsity boys basketball team had an amazing
season, dominating the majority of their games and
walking away with the 2007 state title. The season
began with a disappointing loss to Doherty 66-81, but
the team came back with three wins against Columbine
82-53, Coronado 85-66 and Grandview 81-66. The
team then participated in the Fort Collins and Las Vegas
tournaments, winning five games and losing only to
Cheyenne, Nevada 52-56, in the Vegas Tournament.
Back in Denver, the boys bested Chaparral 77-52,
ThunderRidge 67-55, Brighton 78-60 and Heritage
82-73 before moving into league play. ln league, the
team went almost undefeated, losing only to Montbello
and David Carey, Coach Careys son, 79-82 in double
overtime, tying Lincoln and Montbello for the city title.
ln the playoffs, the team beat Chaparral 71-59,
Eaglecrest 70-5l and Smoky Hill 65-53 to advance
to the semi-finals, where they had their sweet revenge
on Doherty, sweeping the number one seeded-team
72-51. The final game took place before a record-setting crowd of 8,371. Against the previously undefeated
Aurora Central Trojans, East was led by senior captains
Blake Swain and Donell Wells to a decisive 60-41 victory, clinching the state title. This was Coach Careys
fourth state title with East and seventh overall.
• Lisa Engelken

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85
8 I

Fort Cclltns Tourrurrlt.'nt
Grcele\ v est
77
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Kent\.1.1\
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55
52

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7

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82

75

87
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Up and over. Battling the Brighton defense to secure
the bucket, junior Demetrius Thornton shoots the ball.
(Photo by Josh Tafoya)

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52

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Airborne. Jumping up to the hoop, senior Donell Wells
scores against Doherty during the semi·flnals of the
stat~ tournament. (Ph to by Josh Tafoya)

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var ity boys' basketball.

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�11.
BothJV and C basketball teams got their seasons
off to a rolling start by winning their first games:
C team played Centarus and beat them 74-21 while
in JVs first game they played well against Doherty,
beating them them 75-64, and were the only
team that won that night! JV had continual success against out-of-league teams, smoking Coronado 67-37, Columbine 83-61 and Chaparal 75-69.
JV had some tough in-league games, losing to TJ
57-79 and Mont bello 64-65, but bounced back
beating Brighton 86-68 to finish their season
strong. Coach Warren Harding commented ~we
had a great start beating Doherty and the hard
work the players put in paid off.'
C team had an intense game against Doherty
that went into overtime and they barely lost 67-68.
After the Doherty loss they rebounded and went on
a nine-game winning streak, beating tough teams
like Cherry Creek 57-33 and Chaparral64-51. Continuing their streak, they beat TJ 57-54, Thunder
Ridge 71-52 and Overland 66-35. Coach Eric Carroll stated, ~our team really came together, and all
their hard work produced so many victories~
• Sarah Cornish

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Junior Varsity Team

Front row: Sharod Kindell, Robert Harrison. Anthony Walker, Brynton Durant and Walter Cooper.
Back row: Kewhan Dickerson-Randolph, Jeff Hampton, Rodney Newton, Patrick Farris-Hilaire,
Alex Dew-Merrlex, Hunter Wolfe!. Alex Loomis, Troy Wiese, Del n Hardy and Patrick Meyer.

[1J4'"tzJ

jv/c boys' basketball.

Shoot ltl Putting up a jump
shot. sophomore Patrick FarrisHilaire alms for the net. (Photo
by Canyon Boak)

Put lt up. Overpowering Grand·
view, sophomore Anthony Walker
sinks the ball. (Photo by Canyon
Boak)

�Freshman Team
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Front row: Jamal Cato Perry, Marvin Harris and Adrian Hall. Second row: Chance Moore, Aaron
Cuereca. Trevlon Parker, Robert Page. Chrb Simm:;. Max Denerst In, Drake Franklin, Micah
Jones and Elliot Zettas. Back row: Addison Zettas. Coach Dennis Jones. Geoff Donahue. Lex
Smith. Rhay Garrett, Tim Snodgrass. Philip Watts. Tajh Fisher, Michael Waddy and Coa h Eric
Carroll.

"R.'ISketball IS ente1 t.untng Jtl:l it
keq)S tllf' buS\."

From far left: Movtng Ul Driving down
the court. fre hman Drake franklin
sets up the point for his team against
Chaparral. Get up there. Going in for
the layup. freshman Tim Snodgrass
scores two points and gives his team
a strong lead In their game against
Chaparral. Soarlng hlgh. Going up
for the jump shot. sophomore Jeff
Hampton sinks the ball for two points
against Chaparral. C team held out
strong in the end of the game. securing their victory and winning by thirteen points. (Photos by Zach Las )

Drlvlng hard. Barreling down the court. fr shman Jamal CalcPerry dribble around his opponent. heading toward the ba ket in
a game against Chaparral. (Photo by Zach Lass)
Brlckl Getting a hand on the ball, sophomore
Kewhan Dickerson blocks a shot against
Grandview. (Photo by Canyon Boak)

Take lt. Getting the steal, sophomore D ion
Hardy grabs the ball from his Grandview
opponent. (Photo by Cany n BoakJ

h·ic boys· basketball.

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�Jump shot. Planting her feet hard,
senior LyVette Groce avoids a flying TJ
opponent to get an open lay-up. (Photo
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Pass it on. Holding the ball, senior
Tyshel McPherson looks for a teammate in a tough game against Cherry
Creek. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Defense. Aggressively defending a
Ch rry Creek opponent. enior Nichole
Finnie guard the basket. (Photo by
Jo h Tafoya)

Push it up. Sprinting down the fl
senior Lakelsha Joiner teals the
for a fast br ak. (Photo by Mal
Hetnzeroth)

Pass it. In a game against Cherry Creek, junior
Renee Williams look for an open teammate to
pass to. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

BrL e Otna'1t, I 2
"I re,lll'r np).ed pl1 tng baskl tl 1ll ,1ll ft ur
t.lr!': 1t \\JS J grc,1t
e p..."'l nee."

C'.1rli&lt;' Clmshm.xm • I I
"I lo\.·e ll ti--c gut~ on
tiX' t~1m .m..:l tts ttght
how\\ .11\' .1ll dtfferrnt
an..:i l nng somdhmg
origu l to the t .llll."

0Jl : 1lllLJds • I
"I hk the te 111 envir nnx nt n..i Jll mv
t e,1111 mat rs."

T\slrl fv\cPh?tson • 12
"Wttl ut Ill\ te Ill r.i
nothtng.''

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varsity girls' basketball.

Front row: Dale Samuels, Brooke Durant and Nichole Finnie. Back row: Carlie Christianson, Chel
alley, Tyshel McPherson, Dawn Wattley, Renee Williams, Samantha Sanders, Lakeisha Joiner. Klarl
Calbart. LyVette Groce and Justine Sullivan.

�Starting out the season with high expectations,
the basketball team struggled at first when they lost
to Cherry Creek 42-57. Shortly after the loss, the
team turned it around with two wins against Coronado 56-38, and Bear Creek 63-39. Coach Berry commented, ~we had a veteran team: n of the 12 girls
were already letter-winners. We worked hard to earn
respect for our program and our league~
The first game against ThunderRidge was a challenge, but hitting the team for a second time later in
the season the girls pulled off a great game, losing
by only two. ult was such a close and thrilling game~
commented junior Renee Williams. LyVette Groce was
impressed with the game as well, saying, ~we all had
our ups and downs, but in the end we came together
and worked as a team~ With another win against
Brighton 67-61 the team went into league games with
confidence.
Starting with a 61-41 victory over TJ, the girls
continued to dominate in-league competition, going
undefeated and winning the DPL championship. ln
the playoffs, the girls lost 51-53 in a nail-biter as
Doherty swished a three-pointer with just seconds
remaining to win.
• Kelly Thompson

ll~-,T) Crrti&lt;

Scores
42

Coron,l."b
&amp;Jr Creek
nllnYlerR~~.igc

Columbu'k?

So
63
3o
6l,

Lls v~ TOl.JI11Jil"Clt:
Cl'l\ 11 Vlt'\V
37
Columbt..1 CentrJl
50
37
BISI-op !v\oore
f'IC.lS.l'lt &gt;1"0\.'('
43
An. l.U \Vest
All ~1nt Ej)Lxo~ul
Htghl.:ll\.is R.ll\. h
nllll\.ietRiligc
Bnghton
Tl
West
Jth
l· \

"oo.Jth
Aur rJ CentJ.1
ln"Loln
~ntl"\.i.lo

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up. Scoring an easy bucket senior Brooke Durant
Its another two on the board for East. (Photo by Malry Heinzeroth)

Give and go. Looking for an open teammate, junior
Carlle Christian on prepares to inbound the ball. (Photo
by Jo h Tafoya)

52
53

so

45
l, 7
ol
82
81
l,2

57
38

30
l,4
So
30
44

'&gt;8
'&gt;0
3l,
42
84
47
l, I
41
24
,10

_,

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c:;

17

~

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l, s

~

JO

..,0

5.~

51

53

varsity girls' basketball.

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�rs' as
The JV team began their season with a blowout victory over Regis, 63-22 and with a strong
home stand against Cherry Creek, winning 4634. The squad confidently travelled to Coronado
and Bear Creek, where they won 51-36 and 45-33
respectively. ThunderRidge proved to be the tean-6
biggest competition, defeating the girls as time
expired, handing JV their first loss of the season,
45-47. After refocusing, the girls held strong at
home against Columbine, winning 51-35 and then
later defeating Brighton 59-51.
ln the first game of C tean-6 season, the team
set a high standard as they blew out Centaurus
56-9. ln a tougher game, the girls stepped up
their defense, winning 44-38 before blowing out
Cherry Creek, 51-21 and Mullen, 50-12. As Coach
Benavidez explained, "Our defense won games
and enabled us to have fun shutting down opponents~ ln a four-game road trip, the girls defeated
Arvada 70-4, Coronado 55-21, Bear Creek 58-31,
and ThunderRidge 52-41. They rounded out the
first half of the season with three more big wins
over Columbine, Cherry Creek and Brighton, 5743, 58-20 and 54-41.
• Ari Malman

.- -

DENVER EAST
ITATE CHAMPIONS
BOYS SOCCER

. .

I

Junior Varsity Team

Front row: Christina Auster, Acura Holt. Mallory Heinzeroth, Maya Marshall and Melicla Benavidez.
Back row: Justine Sullivan. Dominique Davis. Renee Williams. Auboni Holt. Emily Cosche, Eve
Capecelatro. Samantha Sanders. Blake Dowltng, Gaelen Lombard-Knapp. Zabrina Jackson and Coach
Boyd.

~ jv/c girls' basketball.

Drlve and ambltlon. Driving
to the hole, sophomore Emily
Cosche accelerates to the hoop.
(Photo by Canyon Boak)

Take lt up strong. Colng
sophomore Dominique Da
scores an easy two. (Photo
Canyon Boak)

�Freshman Team
BL1I·e DJwltng • I 0

"I work h.mi when I plJ arYl I
rxr-'lt my klmrlutcs to cb ti"X'
s.]fl)(' every tirnr we step onto
thr court."

T•krr 1h Hrmy • o
•Qr\? of tl1t' mottoes for our
tram w.lS, "You c.m•t k.11.i from
l"X'hu\.i,' arYl\vc pu\ cd our seJson
xcoriing to thtS .-nmg."

front row: Kelley McCarroll·Gilbert. Reona Brame, Lindsay Emery, Kirasten Blair and Emily Takimoto.
Ba.:k row: Coa.:h Benavidez, Raven Taylor. Amber Botton, Taylor Boone. Destynee Miles, T'keyah
Henry, Sarah Bennett, Myrissa Adams, Lauren Mills, Jalena Williams, Tremel Younger and Alison

l'vbllot)- Hrin.:rroth • I I
"llikr pbymg b.lSI etball
ause
tts tntrn.··~-~ from the stJrttng
tip off to thr bu..,""er- Jttng
shot."

Maglnnes~-

from far left: Break away. After stealing the ball, sophomore Gaelen Lombard-Knapp breaks free from the
Brighton pressure to take the ball up
the court. Knock it loose. With her
stellar defense, freshman Samantha
Sanders knocks the ball away from
her Cherry Creek opponents hands In
hopes of regaining control. Throw
it high. Jumping over her opponent,
freshman Raven Taylor shoots an outside jump shot as freshman Alison
Maginness looks for a rebound against
Regis. (Photos by Canyon Boak and
Mallory Heinzeroth)

Trap her. Enclosing their opponent in the corner, sophomores
Reona Brame and Kelley McCarroll-Gilbert apply the trap. (Photo
by Canyon Boak)
Three-pointer. Getting her shot off quickly, Look up! Looking to pass. sophomore MeliJunlor Eve Capecelatro swishes a three pointer cia Benavidez sets the play against Cherry
against TJ. (Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)
Creek. (Photo by Canyon Boak)

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�Reach for the wall. Staying focused,
enior Darien Comb swims for a win
at the relay meet. (Photo by Kelly
Binding)

Final stretch. With speed, sopho·
more Charlotte Vilkus finishes her
butterfly at Kennedy. (Photo by Kelly
Binding)

KJttl? H.l'vTJnek • I 2
..

,,~ StJ!'-011

On your mark! Positioned. sophomore
Kalen Acquisto begins backstroke at
Jeffco. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

On the edge. Preparing to start the race, sopho·
more Peyton Prater steps forward to take her dive at
the relay meet. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

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pushe :1 111\: 'lf to br
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~t for
ungt&gt;r _·wtm-

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impr r ,15 wcl.l.l :elLIS('
I h. :Ito grow .1~J trader
.l l\.1 5\Vllllll)('J"."

01Jrl ttr Vtlkus • I 0

"Sw11nming for 111e IS
fun
.1Lt5 ~ tt's Jl--out
mdtvd u.:~ll
pushing
your_ { f Jr\.-l our t11ncs,
but \. u luvr tl , kJI11

Just keep swimming! Taking a breath. sophomore Megan Carlson swims breaststroke at the
relay meet. (Ph to by Kelly Binding)

SUjJ!X)rt JS wdL"

K..ltK' bblorL..;ki • I I
"11115 Sl'.l!'-011 \\ JS so

111uch fun l -dL wr
Jll 1111provcd so much
.15 H\.1tvtduJls but rcJllY
l--or\.icd .1s .1 k .1rn JS
\\dL"

Lillie 'nmn • o
St&gt;ason was
greJt h."C.lLISt' I 111et so
man} 1\."'\V gnis. l.1l&lt;;a
irnpr VL\.1111 sktlls .15 ,1
SWII11111Cr .lr\.-l .1 teammate."

"ThL

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front row: Brenna FUjimoto. Crystal Montano. Janay Griego. Rachel Havranek. Aly Gourd and Johannah Pe
Second r w: Emily Carlson, Megan Carlson, Rosa Perlman, Lydia Ibarra. Ellen Downing. Lillie Berman. Je lcJ
Jaynes and Ainslie O'Neil. Third row: Peyton Prater, Haley Jenkins. Charlotte Vllkus. Margaret Minnig. Em
Clinton, Katie Jablonski. Marissa Ritchen. Kelly Mathews and Abbye Nee!. Back row: Susan Walicki, Ka
Acqulsto, Un Hill, Elise Mann. Adrienne Deshaies. Darien Combs and Katie Havranek.

�'

.

.

rSSWlffiffilll~
The girls' swimming team kicked off the season
strongly with first place finishes at both the Kennedy and South meets. They struggled at the
Patriot Invitational, taking fifth place, but Coach
D. Ray Craft stated, Nl was very proud of our performance at Patriot. The competition was steeper,
but the girls handled it well~
ln January the girls placed second at the relay
meet, twelfth at the Jeffco tournament and first at
the Montbello meet. They had some difficulty at
the Coaches' Invite, taking 23rd place, but pulled it
together to win the TJ and West meets. NWe really
had to step it up after Jeffco; commented senior
Adrienne Deshaies. NThe meets from then on had
tougher competition~ The team next beat GW for
the first time in nine years, and then moved on to
place second at both the A League and B League
meets. This year, there were more individual state
qualifiers than East has seen in several years. At
state, sophomore Kelly Mathews placed sixth in
the 100 breaststroke, with a time just one second
off the All-American consideration time.
• Hayley Round

Scores
133

Kenrled)

112
19 1
2nd

23rd
itJttor1Jl
1st
I st
I st

12th

120
144

04
2nd
2nd

State Qualifiers:
l'-&lt;1ltn A:cp.nsto

Ellen [))wn1ng
IJru\ Cnego
Fly like the wind. Perfecting her form , sophomore
Kelly Mathews trie to beat her time at the Jeffco
Tournament. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

Off the block. Ready to swim, senior Elise Mann moves to
position on the block before beginning her event at the TJ
meet. (Photo by Sam La )

Dlve right ln. During her relay event. freshman
Janay Griego dives Into her freestyle and Is cheered
on by her teammates. (Photo by Kelly Binding)

i'..ltK' HJ\. TJJ11.:i.

HJlc\ Jer

1115

Au"L.;J.k'

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girls' swimming.

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�est

w

•

ul hear coaches talking about our team; said
wrestling coach Randy Gallegos. UThey say, Every
match l see East in, they fight the full six min
utes:" Angels' wrestling had another dominant
year, running through the DPS competition en
route to a third straight city title, with ten individual champions, including Than Hedman, the
DPL outstanding wrestler. The team easily bested
their only competition in the city, TJ, 56-18. The
Angels placed highly at two tournaments: the
Cherry Creek Duals, where they beat Cherry Creek
to take third, losing only to top-ranked Ponderosa,
and the Palisade tournament, where they placed
third, only half a point behind Paonia. UWe beat
some tough competition; said junior Ryan Gray.
Six Angels qualified for state this year, the most
in recent memory: Chris Kiel, who placed fourth,
Dyrell Halley, who placed sixth, Jacob Milewski,
who placed fifth, Ryan Gray, Than Hedman and
Syris Pernell; the team collectively placed twelfth.
The tearr6 work ethic is their key to victory, Ryan
concluded. UThe way l train, and the people l train
with, l'm always confident in my chances~
• Than Hedman

Scores
Tl
1\brth
Lu1eoln
1' enncL-i)'
South
West
Montlx-llo
GW

56
71
63
66
71
61
71
60

l 'CIT\ Cru.l.:. C\JJls

ronclerOSJ
6
Sdlicb
72
Ltncoln
72
ntl!V'Ft u:a1 5 o
01en) Creek 43
W JtTior CL:lsst
PJlLSJde T ourrumcnt
ReRtorul T ounumcnt
StJ e Tounum nt

18
0
0

15
0

18
6
12
3rd
57
6
6

16
2Q
I 7th
3rd
5th
12th

n".. K~o.i- 4th
h: 1 Mtle\\_ ' I- 5th
Dwdll-blk&gt; • t1th
R\,lll Ct .1 -one ,1\\.1\ from pl.1ong
1l1.111 1-hinun - 1-p.lllt ..., .
S1ns Pe1 \.il - rp.l1lt tcr

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wrestling.

Patient. Feeling out his opponent, senior Dyrell Halley
looks for an opening. (Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman)

Headlock kid. Gripping his opponent, senior Chris K1
scores against Palmer. (Ph to by Than Hedman)

�I Filnh;hilllg. Pulling Lincoln back, senior
Than H dman u e:; a high-elbow.
(Ph to c urte y of Kit Hedman)

Counterattack. Defending Meeker5
takedown. junior Shaqullle Turner
tries to core. &lt;Photo courtesy of Kit
Hedman)

ln position. Battling Broomfield for
a tie-up, junior Ryan Gray looks to
control the match. (Photo by Than
Hedman)

No way out. Gripping his opponents
neck, junior Abram Vera dominates orth. !Photo courtesy of Kit
Hedman)

Staying on top. Using a halt:nelson against
orth. senior Tom Harrison forces his opponent
to the mat. &lt;Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman)

Roh.·r t Iones • 12
"'WrL. tbnCT lllJ~ l ' tffi·ult, but tt'. dfftllltcly
\VOrtl tt."

I2
"DJrrt rep e t11.1t lh.1ve
fJUrn.l Jfr.ltd that I\\1ll
gd bxk up."
A t\iTT\\ Rlts ord •

Jacking it up. Pulling back an arm, senior Syris
Pernell work:; to pin his opponent from Legacy.
(Photo courtesy of Kit Hedman)

• 12
" P,ltll tS 1u~t \\L'Jkncss
leJving tl • l--ui\."

f"&gt;\ rdl ~-l1ll

rom H.ltTL&lt;;()I1 • I 2
"\ Vrcsthng Ll1.1llcnges
.1 ~ :-r.- n mc'l t.1ll\ .md
motl()lllll) JS \ \ cll JS
ph\:1 llh ."
Front ro\4.~ Jon Garda. Carissa Tanenbaum. Jose Goitia. Parker fulton. Drew Cohen, Anthony Romero.
Luis Angeles. Bobby Harris and Nick McRee. Sec nd row: Syris Pernell, Jacob Milewski, Andrew
Bat ford. Deone Milton, Robert Jones, Tyler Ashley. Niko Nkululeko. Loyd Short. Michael Lichtbach.
Abram Vera and Deonta Cowans. Back row: Chris Kiel. Than Hedman, Dyrell Halle\. Coach Seth
Br gman, Coach Beau lcholson, Coach Randy Gallegos. Coach Sylvia Gallegos, Coach Chad Nlntze,
Coil h Steve Brush, Shaquille Turner Ryan Gray and Tom Harrison.

wrestling.

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�Safe! Sliding back to first, sophomore
Jamie Leaman-Miller tries to beat the
ball in the game again t Aurora Cen
tral. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

What!; the count, blue? In a game
against GW senior ate Wilkerson
throws the final pitch for a victory.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Get low. Playing against Kennedy,
senior Andy Denton is ready for the
ground balL (Photo by Mallory Heinze roth)

Throw back. After catching a strike, junior
Billy Soren en returns the ball to the pitcher in
a game against Montbello. (Photo by Margaux
Booren)

llms 1-b den • I 2
"I pll) b.~ "lllll JUSC I
ltkC' ptkhtng.l.lm onfident \\lth Ill\ sJ. ills Jrk.i
ltke to throw t 1t' strike

th.1t \\1!15 the g.1n1e."

IJ Pr d.:i • 12
"M\ fJvon tr p.Jrt
l
i' IS tlut ski_ &gt;,1son
ends 111 l.mLlll ...
Reach for it. Extending his arm, junior Bel'
athanson attempts to get the runner out in
a game against Hinkley. (Photo by Mallory
Heinzeroth)

tvbtt Peterson • I I
"'v\~lt?n I pl1 ,
erythmg tl'l.lt h1:i lx""'t'n
built up nlSidt' is r ea.&lt;;c]
.md for th.1t b1 ttf time, I
h..1ve .1 t.lstr of I Jvrn

on f.Jrtll."

Ben 1th..1r1.c;on • I I
"llovdllt? fr h smell of
grJSs :)fl J c l spring
ru). 111)(' tulle, b.lb\!"

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varsity baseball.

Front row: Jamie Leaman-Miller, Max Bridge, tan Ferguson, Tom Harlor, Vince Wilson, Ben
Nathanson, Anthony Wilson, and Tyler Castle. Second row: Kallf fuller, Jay Levinson.
Colin Hornsby, Coach Karsh, Andy Denton, Billy Sorensen, and Chris Hayden. Back rO\
Clay Houston, Jay Prevedel, Max Vlski-Hanka, Taylor Jones, Ben Allegrezza, Abram Vera.
Nate Wilkerson, and Casey Houston.

�•

11.

're out

The 2006 season began with five strong wins
against Summit in a doubleheader and Jefferson
and Steamboat in another doubleheader. The team
continued their winning streak, beating Manual
and earning several shut-outs against Lincoln,
West and Harrison. ln the Hinkley game, they lost
a heartbreaker in the ninth inning after an eight
point rally. During league play, the team tied for
second in OPL after losing to TJ and Montbello.
• Carlie Christianson
"Last season we were a really young team. This
year we had the talent and the leadership to make
a substantial run in the playoffs~
• Billy Sorensen, 11
"lt was amazing because we had young, new

talent, we developed our hitting and we had veteran pitchers:'
• Ben Allegrezza, 11
"We had a great coaching staff and a lot of talented
players~

• Max Viski-Hanka, 12

2 00 6 Scores

7
16
13
SteJml-mt Spnngs I 5
SteJJnl-mt Sp1rgs I 2
MdnLJ.Jl
5
13
GJt \.YJ)'
Mont bello
6
12
South
7
cw

Sutnmit
Sutnmit
lrn rson

Hinkle
Lincoln
Hri~
Km
West
A1adCentl
1\brth
HJrrison
Tl
DJhrrty
Batter up! Keeping an eye on the ball, senior Jay Pre·
vedel prepares to hit against South. (Photo by Margaux
Booren)

Wlnd up. Fini hing the inning, senior Vinny Wilson
pitches a fastba l against West. (Photo by Mallory Heinze·
roth)

q

5
I
3
10
9

2

10
0

2

varsity ba eball.

3
6
I
0
0
4
3
1I
5
3
10
0
I I
I
0

2
6

0
7
13

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n. th

ln the 2006 season, the JV team easily beat Lincoln, 21-4, ManuaL 16-3 and GW twice, 28-2 and
26-1. The C team beat Kennedy 8-4, and GW twice,
25-0 and then 23-4. Unfortunately, the C team lost
a close one to TJ, 8-6, who is one of their toughest in
league rivals. The JV and C teams both ended their
seasons over .500 which was a great achievement
considering the length of the season and the yearround commitment baseball requires.
• Ari Malman
"lUke being the catcher because it means that you
are always involved in the play and are expected to
be a wall, concentrating one hundred percent, day
in and day out~
• Max Fields, 10
"Baseball is very rewarding. The strength and
character built from the superb coaching staff
leads me on the right path to success:
• Sam Stewart, 11
"Teamwork and discipline are the keys to success. Without these elements, victory can not be
achieved~

• Alejandro Morales- Hernandez, 10

Junior Varsity Team

Front row: Matt Valeta, Daniel Adams and Alejandro Morales· Hernandez. Second row:
Walker Dove, Jacob Greenwood, Oliver D' Orazio, Cole Duel and Lars Hager. Back
row: Tyler Castle, Tom Harlor, Omar Guzman, Nick Brown and Sam Stewart.

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jv/c baseball.

Extension. In stride, sophomore
pitcher Jacob Greenwood throws
a cannon against GW (Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

Power up. From the stretch, soplt
omore Oliver D'Orazio prepares to
unleash his pitch against South.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzerothl

�Freshman Team

Om.1r U.rZnl.ln • I I
"I hkc pttchrng the most bcCJuse
vou .1lw.1 s h.Nc .1 chJt e to
fool the bJtter or 111..1kc hun l
like .1 fool."

Mm1 _· hretl · • 1.)
"PL1\ rng shortstop rs tl most
cxcitr~g f.U5rho•1 l -.1ux the
right- hlt"lhi h1tkrs n.Jtur.lll
hrt rt to llle."

k Br0\\11 • I 0
"Mv f.1vontc p.1rt Ot b.~ lliS
rmkmg rt .&lt;l the w.J&gt; I"'ille."
Front row: Ethan Rice, Adam Schreiber, Anthony Arrieta, Peter Shugart Victor
Sosa· Castellanos and Wylie Urig. Second row: Brian Thompson, Nikolai Berge,
Max Fields. ick McDonnell, Elliot Zettas and Tyler Ashley. Back row: Coach
Andrew Skari.
From far left: You're outta there.
In a close play, junior Taylor Fant
stretches to catch the ball before the
TJ runner can get to the base. ln the
dirt. Grabbing a low pitch, junior
Matt Valeta shows quick reflexes as
he stops the wild pitch from getting
through him so that the orth runners can't advance. Tle goes to the
runner. Sliding into third base, soph·
omore Casey Houston takes out the
GW third baseman to get In a good
scoring position. (Photos by Mallory
Heinzeroth)

Plck off. Attempting to catch the Aurora Central runner cheating
to econd ba e. sophomore Lar Hager save an overthrown ball.
(Photo by Mallory Helnzeroth)
Swlng for the fences. Hitting a deep homer to left field, ophomore Clay Houston connects
cleanly off of the Aurora Central pitcher. Clay got many home runs throughout the season,
relieving the pressure from his teammates. (Photo by Mallory Heinzer th)

jv/c ba eball.

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�Quicksand. Junior Tess Jackson
attempts to escape from the dreaded
sand trap. (Photo by Catle Cllwa)

Par-tee. Chipping onto the green,
sophomore Allie Cheroutes attempts
to save par. (Photo by Calle Cliwa)

Put-put. At a tournament, sophomore
Marley Pierce puts her putting skills to
the test. (Photo by Catie Cllwa)

ln the hole. In order to finish off the
hole, sophomore Elise Matatall puts at
City Park. (Photo by Catie Cliwa)

Par for the course. Reading the surface of the
green is Important to a successful short game.
Senior Kelly Dea Is counting on her skills to succeed. (Photo by Luke Johnson)

Kdl'&gt; C\:-.1 • I 2
"I ltkc plJ\ 111g golf
h."'C1L~ I .1111 .1hk to ~
wtth 111'&gt; friends while
l"k.i.plllg Jll th: h.-gtnntng
gtrls hutld then _ ills."

Molly, H..1rtm.m • I 2
"I like pl.n lllg golf
lx"c:JL~ , t t's J good s~urt
to plJy \vith guy fncnds
whtch not rn:my other
gtrls cJn do."

Put-fectl.on. At home course City Park, sopho·
more Susan Walicki puts on the fourth hole.
(Photo by Calle Cllwa)

Emtl)' Bonmnn • I 2
"I rcJllv en101 golf
lx"c.1use it·s J re!J.xing
gJmr that I can go plJy
wtth frim..1s on short
notice."

Cecily [X)akes • I 0
"13emg on the golf teJm
tS J lot of fun. I've nu.ie
a lot of new friends
whtle p!Jving J gJnlf
I love."

~ girls' golf.

F\'ont row: Allie Cheroutes. Helen Katich, Ceclly Doakes, Feben Asfaw and Yoshannl Ford Boone. Second row: Marler
Pierce, Kalen Acqulsto. Marilee Hammond, Deborah Krause. Celeste Hayes. Brenna FUJimoto. Nikki Holland· Plum and
Tremel Younger. Back row: Tess Jackson. Molly Hartman. Kathryn McGlamery, Emily Bormann, Kelly Dea. Emily Clinton
and Klara Calbart.

�r s'
The 2006 varsity girls' golf team placed second
behind Lincoln at the City Championship, with
senior Kathryn McGlamery placing ninth individually and sophomore Cecily Doakes placing tenth.
The JV team worked to improve their skills, and the
JV City Cup at Kennedy Golf Course was a promising example of the years accomplishments. As a
team the girls placed first; junior Tess Jackson won
the tournament with a score of 37.
• Tess Jackson
"Golf is fun because the chemistry of the team is
great and everybody gets along which makes the
experience a good one~
• Kathryn McGlamery, 12
"Golf is a calming game to play after school, and
the hot wings at the club house are my favorite!"
• Helen Katich, 10
"Golf is a great sport. l learn a lot from it, and l
feel like l'll definitely use the skills later in life~
• Marley Pierce, 10

2006 Scores
Varsity:

I I~
I I ll
I 15
I3 I
I I5

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1\.Jthnn ~\.i..'l.m1cn • o th

Ccuh D:l.lkcs · I 01'1
Emil Bonmnn • I I t 1

N:

I 15
I I ll
I IS

Tcs lx:~ n
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ll1t, c, ' Ht.,Tt'T ,1
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Sus.J!l \V LICk1
Rc,• MJI.Jtlll
z B.Jkt,·
Ain.Jilll..l H1ll
&gt;

P!l.l! h1~k
Lllnl Phd1~lS _·II 1111

OTYOJP:
fJSt • I st lb.:r
Tcs L-...~ n · 1st
M1rlL"\ rl('lce · S th
n-.,tSt' Ht.,,-crJ . 1ot 1

Practice makes perfect. While taking a practice swing,
enior Molly Hartman focuses on the hole ahead of her.
(Photo by Catle Gllwa)

"Tee· party. During one of the many tournaments at
Kennedy Golf Course, sophomore Ceclly Doakes gets
ready to trike the ball. (Photo by Catle Gliwa)

girls' golf.

37
41
47

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�Winning the first twelve games of the 2006
season, the boys' knew their desire for a state championship was within reach. After a late season loss
to Kent, 3-5, the boys refocused and came back
stronger than ever. The boys qualified for the state
championship game by beating Heritage, Fairview,
Fort Collins and Arapahoe during the playoffs. The
state game at lnvesco Field against Creek was a
rematch from an early regular season game where
East won by one goal. Although the team worked
together and battled to come from behind, they lost
the championship 2-6, ending their season with
a record of 17-2. Even though they graduated 13
seniors, they expected another successful season.
• Max Atufunwa
UGiving up isn't an option for me because in the
last quarter anything can happen~
• Ethan Demby, 12
ult was time to get ready and show we were serious. As some words of encouragement, l would let
the team know its game time~
• Josh Russell, 11

2 00 6 Scores
Columbu1e
ArJpJI
Fort Collins
Dublin lcrornc
Dublin _- toho
Colora.1o Spnngs
Air Aca.icm&gt;
0"'C"} :'111 ~ Nb..n1tin
ColorJdo Academy
GN
Creek
South
Kent
ldcn
~

~

Hcnt1gc
FJirvtf\\
Fort Collins
AnpJI .,.

..,

I I

7

4

I I
6

4

6

..,

5
10

I

12

4

14
10
14
7

I
6

12

4

3

5

I I

I

0

3

I

..,

:&gt;

I I

I

0

5

12

6

2

6

bte~

Creek

llirn

varsity boys' lacrosse.

Powering by. Dodging around a Columbine defense·
man, senior Cody Tallbull cradles his way to victory.
(Photo by Janessa Jep en)

Hustle. Getting back on defense, senior Gabe Mar
rushes in to prevent Columbine from securing a scorb
opportunity. (Photo by Janessa Jep ·en)

�Speedy. Ru hlng down the field, junior
ickJob I ave Fort Collins in the dust
!Photo b)' Janes a Jepsen)

Winning strike. After yet another
win, senior Harry Carrothers celebrates. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Check It out. During the South game,
senior Satha Boyd stick checks number
18. (Photo by Lauren Melnychenkol

Master the basks. After receiving a
pass, senior Andrew Lay throws to a
teammate farther up the field. (Photo
by Josh Tafoya)

Unstoppable. Running past oncoming South
players. junior Mats Engdahl makes his way
down the field while junior ick Job gets In a
supportive position. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

.·1tlu Bo)d • 12
"Lrr ·Si.~ .1w .l\ ~ o frrs,1
fun, rn ·t11lvt&gt; sc1son.
Winn1ng g.mk."'S IS th..•

t"

.reg l1 tv.1k • I 2
"\ 'h1t 111..1kt-s t; lS teJm
Llfllqll(' IS \\1th evt&gt;n
)l',lr, our tr.llmvork

unprovcs dr.1sticall)'
.1U \\111g us to1bnimk

Money shot. In the Columbine game, senior
Greg Litvak gets ready to throw a shot at Col·
umbine5 goalie. (Photo by Janessa Jepsen)

our L m ·t1t1 n."

C :iv T.1llbull • I 2
"\.Yiut I like l ~t .ll-xJut
f.ll.l\ 1ng ,15 .1 1111d1 IS
h.1\.mg th.~ opt1on to
xorc go.1b .m i gl t
t h.' l 1l1 l:u: k for ur
k.lll1. ..

G1l · bn 1 • 12
·•\W1.1t I g.111ll i fr m
pl.l mg LKrossc \\J.
..1 : -o \.i f,11111h Jr\..i J
L 1111- ~t1t1\ l' spmt."

Front row: Josh Russell, Jay Westcott, Richie Lander, Jamie Urbana, Brendan Lamarre,
Phillip Sevier and Robbie Nichols. Second row: Coach Evans, Blaine Tallbull, Tucker Larson,
Ethan Demby, Rye Finegan, Mats Engdahl and Matt Tapper. Back row: Nate Mackenzie, Jack
Spina, Gabe Mann , Harry Carrothers, Greg Litvak, Andrew Lay, Nick Job, Cody Tallbull,
Satha Boyd and Coach Barocas.

varsity boys' lacrosse.

ITf5I9]

�CTeam
R1rrdt Hulrcgd:n• 10
"I lti-.cd ·wmg )11 I l ,uc· ~
it \\JS l _·5 tllkiN' 50 \\'C' jUSt

h.Jcl fun."

StC'Vcl'llK • 10
f.1\ 1 tt , · t
pl.l mg
L rossc '" · :mg ,1 p.11 t o tilt'
tc.Jlll c mrmrntt ."

"M\

Front row: David Baker, Dylan Barrett, Joe Prendergast, Derrick Lane and Mar
Harris. Back row: Jamal Cato-Perry, Michael Waddy, Ruel Wiles, Dante Mil
Ask\a Na\aye and Jamal Mcintosh.
from left: ReLax. Making an easy
pass to his teammate, sophomore
Spencer Erickson gets rid of the ball
before his Columbine defenseman has
a chance to Intercept the pass. Fast
track. Sprinting down the sideline,
junior Nathan Mackenzie races to get
Into position to catch the ball. Catch
me \f you can. Using speed and cutting techniques, sophomore Brennan
Stleneker dodges a Chatfield defender
and makes his way to the goal.
(Photos by ellle Hayes, Arl Malman
and Lauren Melnychenko)

Stick check. Tailing his South opponent. sophomore ).). Westcott
races to cover the shooting lane and looks to Intercept a pass and
steal the ball back from South. (Photo by Ari Malman)

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jv/c boys' lacrosse.

Hustle up. After the first half against rival Cherry Creek, the C team gathers around Coact
Hernandez for a pep talk before resuming play. Regrouping during half time Is Important
the team can discuss strategy and make necessary adjustments. (Photo by Nellie Hayes)

�acrosse.
n. ave an eles

ln the 2006 season, the JV lost a close game to
CreekS V2 team, 11-10, but defeated Lewis Palmers
Varsity 15-2, and South 22-1. The JV played up a
level for some of their games, but this was a good
way to test their skills. The C team also played
up a level, just losing to CreekS JV 5-3, but beating Lewis Palmers JV 6-4, and Golden5 JV team
11-2. The JV and C teams had productive seasons,
increasing the number of new players ot the game.
The C team learned the basics and practiced their
stick skills while the JV strived to swing varsity
and prove their skills against the tougher competition.
• Usa Engelken and Beatriz Contreras
"1 liked having more playing time and learning
more stick skills:'
• Drew Cohen, 10
"Playing lacrosse was hard work but we still had
fun fooling around at practice and winning a lot
of games~
• Paolo Ciancio, 10

Junior Varsity Team

Mad dash. Rushing towards the

goal sophomore Kevin Shroads
displays s peed against Golden.
!Photo by Ari Malman)

Cradling through. Looking up for
an open man, sophomore Sean
Nelsen runs towards the goal.
(Photo by Ari Malman)

front row: Gabe Gutierrez, Drew Cohen, Hayden Berge, Matt Dowling and Sean
Nelsen. Second row: Loyd Short, Brandon Blair, Paolo Ciancio and Gideon Irving.
Back row: Coach Sam Allen, Darryl John, Robert Lee, Max Cass, Tyler Galyean,
Steven Kluck, Barrett Hubregsen and Coach Nik Stoffel.
jv/c boys' lacrosse.

Cl1ill

�rS acrosse
11. w

run th

ln the 2006 season, the team was extremely
successful. They beat their long-time rival, Colorado Academy, 13-12 for the first time in three years.
They also defeated Heritage 17-14, Smoky Hill
13-12 and CreekS Varsity B 17-4. East beat Dakota
Ridge 20-8 earning them a rematch against CA in
the quarterfinals of state. Unfortunately, they lost
7-1Z This was a tough loss because they had beat
CA earlier in the year. Coach Averill Hovey commented, #The 2006 season was really successful.
We had a lot of returning players and remained a
threat to our high level of competition~
• Mo Mulligan
#As the underdogs it was our time to shine, and we
looked forward to our toughest competition~
• Alyssa Nelsen, 12
#lt takes a lot of commitment and hard work but
its all worth it when we are able to beat the tough
competition in our league~
• Madeline Schroeder, 10
#This season was great because we became so close
as a team and all the girls got along great~
• Lexie Sigler, 11

2 00 6 Scores
Arapahoe

10

10

Tl

22

2

A1r Acadenr,
BB&amp;N
16
Calverton
13
Fi ldston
12
17
H ntage
15
Dalton
01eny Creek 17
Kent
4
St. MJrys
18
13
CA
Smoky Hill
13
21
Steamboat
Mullen
10
Ptayoffs:
Dl&lt;Dta Rdge 20
7
CA

12
8
10
7
14

C)

l 161zl
1

3

4
19
6
12
12
I

13
8
17

varsity girls' lacrosse.

Quick stlck. Moving the ball up the field, senior ellie Haye
passes to one of her teammates In a tough game against CA.
(Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder)

Swltch lt up. Using fancy footwork and a cha
In direction, senior Ashley Felber fakes out t
CA defender who Is covering her. (Photo by
Sneed)
Heads up. Starting off the game against CA with
draw, senior Aly a elsen tries to gain pos es
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

�Cradle U. Running down the field, junior

Lex! Sigl r pull h r stick in c\ se to
g t around her CA defenders. (Photo by
MarySn·edl

On the go. At full speed, senior
Ashley Felber receives a pass in a
game against CA. &lt;Photo by Peter
Hartman)

Quick feet. Switching hands, sophomore Madeline Schroeder takes a quick
step to get ahead of her CA defender.
(Photo courtesy of Kyle Schroeder)

Great save! Using her quick reflexes,
senior Mo Mulligan saves a tough shot
made by Air Academy. (Photo by Peter
Hartman)

Wlde open. Waiting for the whistle to blow,
senior Stefanie Tuder is in the perfect position
to receive the ball from her teammate. (Photo by
Peter Hartman)

N&gt;lbe HJ\ cs • I 2
"Sorndhmg worth-

while IS LISLL.lll) \\' rth
worktng (I r."

Clltre )JJ1l1crson • I 2
"lxros_ IS not Jrout
wtnntng. tt's Jbout
worktng togt?t r to
Jchte\.t' the SJil"'K' gOJL"

Make the play. Running down field, senior Janessa Jepsen looks for a teammate to pass to In
a game against St. Marys. (Photo by Peter Hart-

man)

br't'S_ lcpscn • I 2
"It's not about the
w.lJlli. tt's .llX&gt;ut tl)?
\VtDrd"

Mo Mullig.m • 12
"~topptng ,l slX&gt;t IS tl)?

lX?S t p.1rt f l ng a
gmlK'. It IS .1l\\ n: such
.1 nl!'h."

!font row: Jasmine Vdghedi, Lara Silversmith, and Ashley Felber. Second row: Kate Mulligan, Madeline
Schroed r, Lexie Sigler, Monica Scott, and Carson Crawford. Back row: Janessa Jepsen, M Mulligan,
Alyssa Nelsen, Oaire Sanderson, flaina Kell)1 Lauren Napheys and Nellie Hayes.

var ity girls' lacrosse.

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�Freshman Team

Ellen f.\Jwntng • o
"M~ exp.'C t.lttons were more
th.m md .1n.:l I got to pLn

wtth wonderful trJmrmtcs 111
c&gt;.. trJ\ .1g.mt gJnX'S."

Kcll\ B111t..itng • I 0
"I loved pln mg Lll rosse thiS
\CJr tx'ClLIS(' we h.lli J greJt,
closc-km t tc.1mr•

Kel.lt Llhlb.?rg • o
"I wJS gLJ&lt;.:l to h:- Jblc to plJy
such gro.i s~urt for ,1 r ·ktn'
school~·

Front row: Ellen Downing, Emily Stesney, Gabby Yuffa, Helen Gaffigan and Clat
Jones. Back row: Blythe Hawthorne-Loizeaux, Kelli Uhlberg, Kalene Mason
Laura Martinez, Kelley McCarroll-Gilbert and Mikayla Sullivan.

from left: Keep tt going. Using her
speed and cradling skills, sophomore
Kelly Binding sprints up the field and
keeps the ball away from her Wheat·
ridge opponent. Go for the goal.
Looking to score against St. Marys
Academy, sophomore Walker Cannon
successfully makes her way past the
oppositiorn defense and towards the
goal. Wide open. Prepared for any·
thing, sophomore Keya Lewis scans
the field and makes herself open for a
teammate looking to complete a pass.
(Photos by Kate Mulligan and Mo Mul·
ligan)

Break through. Attempting to dodge her opponents In the game
against Steamboat. sophomore Cailee Ferguson looks for an open
teammate. (Photo by Kate Mulligan)

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jv/c girls' lacrosse.

Stick together. Keeping close to their Arapahoe opponents, sophomores Olivia Hamblin a
Claire Simon cover the field. A good team Is strong both offensively and defensively. (Photc
by Mo Mulligan)

�i rs' across e.
11.

check i

t

ln the 2006 season the JV and C teams worked
extremely hard to keep up with the intense cornpetition brought by Creek, Smoky Hill, Kent and
Colorado Academy. A highlight of the 2006 season
was when JV goalie Kate Mulligan saved 17 goals
in an intense game against one of their biggest
rivals, Cherry Creek. Another high point was when
the team dominated St. Marys Academy 14-2.
• Kristin Marquez
~This

season was good for the JV and C teams
because we had a lot of new players who helped
us step up our game~
• Riley McCarthy, 10
~l enjoyed playing lacrosse this year because l got

to spend time with my friends and l improved my
game a lot!"
• Jessica McNeil, 10
~l was really looking forward to this season
because l got to meet a lot of new girls~
• Abbye Neel, 10

Running
hard.
Sprinting quickly
down the field.
sophomore Kendal
Murray breaks free
from her Wheatridge opponents.
She uses her speed
to get ahead and
face the goalie one·
on-one, giving her
a better chance to
score a goal. (Photo
by Mo Mulligan)
Getting
ahead.
During a throw by
th r teree. junior
Car on Crawford
and her Smoky
Hill opponent
run t ward the ball
ea h hoping to get
there first. Who·
ever recovers the
ball has an advan·
tage over the other
team. (Photo by
Kate Mulligan)

Junior Varsity Team

Front row: Kendal Murray, Katherine Crew. Claire Simon and Sarah Marquez. Second row:
Kelly Binding, Haley Round. Abbye eel. Riley McCarthy. Erin Bates and Olivia Christian. Back row: Carrie Austermann. Jessica Me ell, Claire Morrow, Callee Ferguson. Kelsey
Lujan, Serenity Redshirt-Foote and Crystal Mar hall.

jv/c girl · lacrosse.

Cif615l
1 6 5

�ln the 2005-2006 regular season, the rugby
team held an amazing record of 12-1. One of most
anticipated games of the season was against Colorado Springs, who had faced East in the state
championship the year before. The boys won the
game 15-5 and kept up the winning streak.
Coach Bill Baer was awarded the Coach of the
Year award for 2006 before the New Mexico tour.
After the tour, they returned for one more game
against Regis, 36-12, before the playoffs. The boys
then won the quarterfinal game against Chaparrel27 -0. The semifinal game against Regis was a
huge upset; Regis was winning the game at halftime, but East pulled through and, uplayed really
hard for what we deserved; explained senior
Pearce Connelly, bringing the final score to 18-14.
Unfortunately, the team lost in the state championship match to SWARM, 3-15.
With 19 returning seniors, the team had high
hopes for the 2006-2007 season. UWe're the best
and the other teams got nothing on us; declared
junior Dan Aschkinasi.
• Aimee Moyer and Kristin Marquez

2 00 6
Hol} F,:lllllh·
ThunderRtdge
Ft. Collins
O"l{'n Creek
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D. Count\
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S.mtJ Fe
Nlv\ All StJrs
RegtS

ores

15
32
45
31

0
0
0
7
3
0
5
17
0
10

2 I

7

IS
36

20

IS
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22
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RegtS

12

0

IS

14

3

15

Getting lt out. After digging the ball out of the
serum, senior Fraser Downing passes to a team
mate. (Photo by Nellie Hayes)

St1tf Finals
SWARM

[1J'6}-6J

rugby.

Tlght grlp. ln a game against Ridgeview, senior Josh Tafoya
keeps a grasp on the ball and struggles to get free. (Ph to by
Max Atufunwa)

All together now. In a serum against Rldgevie'&gt;l:
East tries to gain possession of the ball. (Photo~
Max Atufunwa)

�Holdtng strong. Stealing the ball,
junior Dan Aschkinasl Is free of his
opponent. (Photo by Max Atufunwa)

Rucktng around. Fighting for the ball,
sophomore Jake Dunn takes down a
Regis player. (Photo by Nellie Hayes)

Breakthrough. In the Regis game,
senior Griffin Gladson escapes a
tackle. (Photo by Max Atufunwa)

Ktcktng for touch. After winning a
penalty, junior Cobin Brown finds
touch to gain field position. (Photo by
Leah Mills)

Trample the weak. To break the maul against
Regis, seniors Max Brehm and Zach Levek work
together to gain control of the ball. (Photo by
Max Atufunwa)

Mlx Brehm • I 2

"Although we hJve
the snullest b.mncr, we
p!J&gt; wtth the biggest
heJrt."

Zxh Levek • 12
"I en!(&gt;) p!J&gt;-mg rugb&gt;

lxcJuse tt's J fun gJnle."
Run for tt. Followed by teammate junior Job
Pacheco, senior Pearce Connelly takes the ball
down field. (Photo by Nellie Hayes)

Josh Tafo\ J • I 2
"tm J hvt&gt;r not J dte-er."

Pront row: Usa Smith. Andrew Greenberg. Mario Rubio. Irving Padilla. Jacob Paul. Milan Carbell. Richard Carda. VIncent
Burchard-smith. Andy Gray and VIncent Rossie. Second row: Beno Sorensen. Simon Hall. Alex Hoskin. Cobin Brown.
Jake Dunn. Mike NIH, Dan Aschklnasl. Sean Kllfoyle. Coach Ken Mathews and Coach Bill Baer. Third row: Matt Brown.
Demtan Mallo-Smlth. Jackson Meredith. Alex Bennett. Will Johnston. Colin Krafft. Pearce Connelly. Tyler Mosely. Michael
Harrl . Praser Downing. Jason Escalante. lan McConville. Coach Matt McConville and Coach Mark Scott. Fourth row:
VInce Ri~tmeljer. Nick Brown. Jeremiah Esslan. Ned Imhoff. Jonathan Smith. Jon Hammond. Donavon Myrle. Joe Morris.
Cody Hoskin. Terry McCoy, Peter Gray. lan Bonesteel. Jacob DeCroce. Coach Jell Colson. Coach Dan Bludeau and Coach
Peter Barclay. Back row: Sean Nallen. Peter Hutchinson. Will Toaspern. Will Heinz. Adam Paige. Ryan Naughton. Job
Pacheco. Sam Kaplan-Could, Paul Smith. Nick Souby. Crifftn Gladson. Max Brehm. Zach Levek. Quinn Williams. Ben
Ha znos. Cooper Pond. Aaron Wilkey and Carl Heinz.

i.L'On Esc.JLJnte • I 2
"I ltke to plJ\ rugb&gt;
h.'l.JLlSc? I get to get Jll
Ill'&gt;- 1ggresston out b'&gt;txkltng tl~ opfX&gt;nent."

rugby.

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�Corner kick. In a game against orth,
sophomore Rachel Smith makes a
powerful kick to her offensive teammates. (Photo by Lizzy FUnk)

Nice move. Beating her West opponent. junior Emery Donovan uses her
dribbling skills to take control of the
ball. (Photo by Brian Hall)

Moving it. Dribbling down the field,
junior Alex McHenry looks up field to
make a pass in a game against South.
(Photo by Kelly Boyle)

Pass it. Playing hard against South
junior Jessie Schreiber traps the bal
and passes to her teammate. (Photo
by Kelly Boyle)

Taking control. Moving to the bait sophomore
Emily Gosche fights for control against Standley
Lake. (Photo by Margaux Booren)

&amp;th I' he .1r • I 2
"I Ltkc d.:fcrl.'-t' l Juse
\OltJL\\J\SJrcrn lved
an:i c.m 1l\ va\ s
the
ficki"

Emil} BJrdwdl • I 2
"!like_ ·ccrl DLISC It'S .1
teJm p:Jrt ar'd \ w \ votk
together to \ Vlll."

Making a move. Beating the defender, junior
Elle Emery uses her skills to take control in a
game against Manual. (Photo by Brian Hatll

fmrly Mus • I 2
"M\ f wonte pJrt of
lx'lng on the teJm IS
clwnng on 11l'r fJ orite
soccer gJls ,md comrng
togethcr JS .1 te,1rn."

CorJh OvL·rbun • I 2

"M)' fJvontc p.1rt of
bemg 1 gmlie is fcding like you can fl'r
whrle drving JCross the
gOJL"

~ varsity girls' soccer.

Front row: Jessie Schreiber and Emily Maas. Second row: Elle Emery, Corah Over bury, Emil'
Gosche and Rachel Smith. Back row: Mackenzie Hall, Emery Donovan, Emily Bardwell
Beth Kochevar, Hana Fancher and Alex McHenry.

�'
r s s occer.

n. fane fo twork

ln the 2006 season the girls had key victories
over GW, South and Standley Lake. For the first time
in three years East took the city title. This title was
crucial because it gave the girls a good seed for
playoffs. They got past the first round of playoffs
beating Fruita Monument 2-1. ln the second round
they lost to highly-ranked Chatfield in a tough game.
Overall, the players had a tremendous season and
were proud of their accomplishments.
• Sarah Cornish
"Making no excuses and dreaming big allowed us
to accomplish all our goals~
• Coach Beth Hinz
"We had a good team and coach which enabled us
to do well and have a great season~
• Hana Fancher, 11
"The team had a good season in 2006! We played
hard in the Arapahoe tournament and took all of
our games seriouslY.
• Elle Emery, 11

200 6 Scores
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0
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Mullen
0
PJlmer
I
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10
West
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5
10
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10
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4
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Got lt. Grasping the ball tightly, senior goalie Corah
Overbury makes a great cave during a shutout
game against West. (Photo by Lizzy funk)
Flying by. Racing past the Standley Lake defender, junior
Paige Larson sets her teammates up with a scoring opportunity by feeding her pass across the goal. (Photo by Margaux
Booren)

Breakaway. On the move, senior Emily Bardwell
flies by the North defenders, bringing the ball down
the field to the goal. (Photo by Lizzy funk)

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llutfi ld
0
varsity girls' soccer.

6
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9

3
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ln the 2006 JV girls' soccer season the girls
dominated the DPL and went nearly undefeated in
out-of-league play. The 10 shutouts for the year
included games against Kennedy, South, West
and North. Near the end of the season, the girls
played well in the game against tough rival Creek,
but lost 1-2. According to former JV player junior
Claire Westcott, UEven though we lost to Creek, we
played well. And despite injuries we had one of
our best seasons yet~
• Meg Tuta
ULast year there weren't enough girls to have a
freshman team which made it hard for JV to compete. We were more successful this year~
• Tracy Smith, 10
UThe coaches and upperclassmen were really welcoming which made the season a lot of fun~
• Kate Boyle, 9
ul liked playing goalie because l'm in charge of the
field and lliked diving in the mud~
• Jenna Greenwood, 10

Junior Varsity Team

front row: Caitlin Bell, Lily Wotkyns and Ally Lynn. Second row: Tracy Smith,
Claire Westcott, Breanna Hayes and Nika Tamashiro. Back row: Marl Vandenberge, Carolln Kaplan, Jenna Greenwood and Sam Myers.

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jv/c girls' soccer.

One-two step. Preparing to get
around her opponent, s ph more
Uzzy Johs n dribbles up the field.
(Ph to by Kelly Boyle)

ln the dust. Pulling away from
her opponent, junl r Candace Jones
beats a GW player. (Photo by Brian
Hall)

�Freshman Team
T.mushnu • I I

"PL1Y111g tnKi 1ctci IS tn)' f.1 ante
~"L.lLISC' you get to pUr offense
.m:i defem'."

1'-lttr Rushton • o

"Pr _ .l~n \\ · .1 gre.1t w.w to
nwt t' 1&lt;' Llf.&gt;P-&gt;J'cll5smcn JJ\.i get
111 sh.JfX for tl1&lt;' St'J..'{)Jl."

L1l} \VotkYJl5 • I 0
.._- Ter IS tl1&lt;' l cst g.1111C 111 the
world l -Juse 1t is tl1&lt;' most
rrssrvt&gt;."

Front row: Perla Ordonez Rodriguez, Alex Brodsky, Lin Hill, Myrissa Adams,
T'keyah Henry, Lindsay Emery and Libby Howard. Second row: Blanca Pasillas,
Crestina Pacheco, Becca Goodside, Allegra Uva, Rawley Bingham, Gina Basse,
Jenny Nill and Hannah Tabor. Back row: Anna Regan, Lizeth Amateco- ava,
Samantha Sanders, Monica Lubin, Alison Mag\nness, Kate Correll-Buss, Hannah
O'NeilL Katie Rushton, Haley Jenkins, Isabella Allegrezza, Emily Taklmoto,
Christina Soma and Alice Desmoulins.

From far left: Pull away. Using her
speed to pull away from her GW opponent sophomore Tracy Smith prepares
to cross the ball. Push on through.
Driving past the GW defender, junior
forward lka Tamashiro approaches
the goal. Move lt up. With the TJ
defender In pursuit, junior Breanna
Hayes carries the ball down the outside of the field after beating her
opponent. It Is important to be In
great shape as a mid fielder, because
you have to constantly move the ball
up the field. (Photos by Kelly Boyle)

-

-

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.

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.......~

-

-

-

-

~

Free klck. In the GW game, sophomore Marl Vandenberge takes the
penalty kick for East. East beat DPS rival GW with a core of 3-l.
(Photo by Margaux Booren)
Race to the finish. Dribbling down the field, sophomores Carolln Kaplan, Maureen Sullivan
and Elizabeth Johnson push up the field. Kaplar6 hard work paid off and East dominated
South with a 10-0 win. (Photo by Brian Hall)

jv/c girls' occer.

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�A breath of alr. Swimming breaststroke at GW. sophomore Matt Swenson breaks the surface for air. (Photo
by Catie Gliwa)

Focus. Ready for a race against Overland, junior Alex Milewski stands on
the block. (Photo by Tasha Popkin)

Making a splash. In a meet at GW.
senior Daryck Thompson finishes the
hundred fly. (Photo by Tasha Popkin)

Kick hard. Powering toward the all,
junior Nick Beckett finds strength In
his legs. (Photo by Catle Gllwa)

Back lt out. Getting acquainted with the water,
senior George Lowe prepares for his backstroke
race against Lincoln. (Photo by Ta. ha Popkin)

: ott \ ctt • I 2
"I've l xn d1VIIlg fo1 so
long th..1t 1t's 1ust wlut
I do 110\V."

Qnd: 1lur~s:n • 12
"I love till? w.1k1 .md
I've been 5Wimmlng
for so 10•1g tlut ,t·_· ust
natur for me to low
to cb 1t."

Twlst and turn. Executing a perfect dive, en or
Davis Wert flips and spin!&gt; in the air to impress
the judges at GW. (Photo by Catle Gliwa)

I::evu1 lltts·~:1: • I 2
"I like to swim l ,1ll!o
I c.:m tcs t In) .1b1ll t1cs
.:~g.:~1n_ t ott d. swimmers."

[1J712J

boys' swimming.

Front row: Jonson Berman, Jacob Milewski, Alex Milewski and Matt Gibson. Back rov.~
Ryan Bush, Sebastian Ludwig, Daryck Thompson and Pearce Connelly.

�•

•

ln 2006, the second year of Easts boys' swim
team, the team started out slow but progressively
improved throughout the season. During the first
meet of the year, the team came up short in the
tri-meet against District 40 and Kennedy, beating
Kennedy (46) but losing to District 40 (140), with
their own score of 129. During the relay meet, the
boys finished third overall. The team then went on
to face Overland, losing 58-78 due to Easts small
team. The next meet was against their rivals, GW;
unfortunately, they lost 63-118. At the last dual
meet the team swam against TJ, losing due to lack
of people again, 73-96. At the end of the season
they worked hard in order to achieve third place at
the city league meet.
• Daryck Thompson
~lUke swimming because its a team sport without

the team~
• George Lowe, 12
~Swimming is great because l like the sport and
my teammates~
• Daniel Edwards, 12

2006 Scores
Tri-111 t

2nd

R lJy M t

3rd

OverlJnd

58

78

cw

63

I 18

Tl

73

6

3rd

Breathln' h ard. Sprinting toward the waiL senior
Devin R gers takes a last treath of air before a
strong finish. (Photo by Catle Ghwa)
Dive right ln. Focusing on keeping his body In line in order
to enter the water perfectly, en lor Scott Wert gets ready for a
high point dive In a meet against GW (Ph to by Catle Gl\wa)

Long and strong. Swimming free tyle, enior
Daniel Edwards works on his form and technique
for better efficiency. (Photo by Tasha Popkin)

boys' swimming.

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�r s' ten

•

The 2006 girls' tennis team had a strong season,
losing only two of their eleven matches. The girls
lost in a difficult match to Grand Junction, 6-1 and
worked hard but lost a close match, 4-3, against
Cherry CreekS V2 team. However, they were able
to dominate their competition within the DPL. The
team won 7-0 against West, North, South, TJ, Lincoln and Montbello and beat GW 6-1. Additionally,
after having to reschedule the tournament due to
weather, the girls had strong wins in the annual
Phil Krous Tournament where they placed third
overall. The team set the bar high for the 2007
season and Coach Topf was confident about the
girls' success.
• Meaghan Fisher
UOur goal was to win the city championship and
qualify as many people for state as possible~
• Head Coach Michelle Topf

UThe competition was high this year so we all had
to fight to keep our places~
• Christina Ausler, 11

Tl

2 00 6 Scores
7

0

Kenned)7
0
Montl:rllo
7
0
South
7
0
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1
7
7
6

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3

Smoky Hill

5
I

4
2

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3 Singles - 0Jn c'lle 1\Aa tJ

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Emma An.:i"1SOI1
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varsity girls' tennis.

Take it to court. Keeping her eye on the ball, junior
Darcy Rock prepares to send the ball back to her opponent. (Photo by Jeff Engelken)

Ready to go. Waiting to volley a difficult shot. enior
Courtney McCarroii·Gilbert is ready to return the ball.
(Photo by Jeff Engelken)

�Power shot. Getting into position, senior
Daniel e Mata prepares to slam the
ball ro k a r · the net. (Photo by Jeff
Engelken)

Step to lt. Running to save a difficult
shot, sophomore Taylor Want crosses
the ball. (Photo by Jeff Engelken)

Down the Une. With a strong forehand, junior Yerica Pessoa returns a
serve. (Photo by Jeff Engelken)

Steady swtng. Focusing, senior Amy
Mehlbach connects her racket with
the ball. (Photo by Jeff Engelken)

You got served. Serving the balL senior Paige
Jimenez aces her opponents from Cherry Creek
with a hard shot. (Photo by Jeff Engelken)

0JrC)
I I
"I n"Jll \
pW) tng
trnrns h. 'l".1Ll!- I get to
nwt nc w ~ ~k whtl
pU) tng .1 s~u1 t I rr.1ll

like."

Yrnc.1 Prsso.1 • I I
"I ltkr pll\ 1g trnntS
00..-.lllSC \W \\111 J lot
of nutch..--s .m..i uve J
fun tunc."

Eye on the ball. Watching the balL senior
Emma Anderson returns a serve to her Smoky
Hill opponent. (Photo by Jeff Engelken)

122) Brc1t • I 1
•()ur k.1111 w.lS rr.1ll
stron h.Y.1Ll! ' \W h. i
J lot of rr.1ll
grc.1t
pW\fL."

fmm1 Aa:\?rson • 12
"1 ltkr pl1\ ng trnms
l X.1li5C \ Oll \.1\.'l' to

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Front row: Christina Auster, lzzy Breit. Paige Jimenez and Emma Anderson. Back row:
Yerica Pessoa, Amy Mehlbach, Courtney McCarroii-CIIbert and Darcy Rock.

varsity girls' tennis.

ITf7T5]

�Varsity 2 Team
M.ilite Reusch • I I
"The te 111 w.lS Looking romb,
Jnd the umforms were so
cute!"

Abb\ Tt mpk • I I

"I Loved how the tc.1m \ as
rcllxed .md 1."\.'CI '0111..' WlS so
SUpfX&gt;I' l tVC."

Lu"tiSJ) _'1111th • I 0
"I Look ton\ ..lrd to prJCttce
even
v hecJusc tt \\ JS J
bLJSt pl.J\ tng tcrmlS wtth Jll
111) fner

."

Front row: Lydia Perez-Chavez, Lynn Ngo, Rachel Nevers, Silvana Aiquipa-Dor
Dasha Pohl. Katie Avery, Ariel Canada, Zlpporah Winn, Usa Lovell, Hannah A
ham, Sydney Axelrod, Abby Malman, Chanae' DuBry, Johannah Peay and M
Padilla. Second row: Meg Tuta, Sara Galan, Yareli Tapia, Fielding Twarogow
Lauren Opatowski. Marisela Sandoval. Alyse OpatowskL Cabbie Lee, Eliza
Lyda, Olivia Yapp, Mackenzie Jacobs, Allee Wotkyns, Laurel Gegner, Chari
Vilkus and Pamosa Davis. Third row: Madeline Basse, Shareese Wilson,
lene Smith, Danlelle Lewis, Jessica Laub, Lucy Roper, Zuri House, Lisa Engel
Amanda Schweikert. Aly Gourd, Michelle Murphy, Kelly Dunn, Emily Carson
Meaghan Fisher. Back row: Marissa Ritchen, Amy Easley, Candice Frazier, Okfj
sitta Clay, Stephanie Bell, Gillian Kumm, Olivia Rudeen, Sellah Kyambalesa, Fr.
Gearing, Jackie Vanderburg, Katy Parr, Megan Carlson, Sheniqua Hammonds a
Julia Kirklen.

From far left: Taking a sw ing. ReturnIng a ball with a clean swing, sophomore Lisa Engelken stays focused
while she makes contact with the ball
during a very tough match against
TJ. Follow through. Ready to begin
her math against her GW opponent,
junior Gabble Lee serves the ball.
Staying focused and keeping her form
throughout, she is able to win the
match. Match point. Getting ready to
serve the ball, junior Lisa Lovell concentrates on her next point looking
to come out on top. (Photos by Taylor
Erickson)

Working together. Keeping the ball going, sophomore Lucy Roper
bends down to return the ball In a match against Cherry Creek.
(Photo by Taylor Erickson)

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Watch the ball. Using both arms to reach the ball, junior Kelly Dunn keeps the pace going
an Intense doubles match against Ft. Collins. (Photo by Rachel Sulsky)

v2/jv girls' tennis.

�•

tenn1s.
n. where love means nothin

The 2006 season was busy with East having
the largest JV squad in DPS. The team competed
in over 15 matches throughout the season. The JV
team played schools in and outside of DPS including George Washington, Air Academy and Cherry
Creek. The team played well in the DPS JV girls
tournament where their hard work came together.
"l love tennis because it is a life-long skill; l also
never make cuts so everyone has a chance to learn
and play,' explained coach Michelle Topf.
• Usa Wormley
"l liked tennis because l was able to improve my
skills and meet new people:'
• Meaghan Fisher, 10
"l loved it when l got a good rally going because
thats what it was all about:'
• Alice Wotkyns, 12
"This season was great with all the different skills
and talent people brought to the team:'
• Marissa Ritchen, 11

Junior Varsity Team

Front row: Laura Allen, Lillie Berman, Aspen Johnson, Camille Farris, Sadie
fulton, Rebekah Tweed, Tsering Sherpa, Ma'isah Jones-Nambe and Grace Irvine.
Second row: Jade Thomas, Megan Bortle, Ella Dove, Sophie Gedion, Kora Monigle,
Amber Botton, Erika Kalin and Dayana Emery. Back row: Maggie Linton, Cora
Lemar, Carolyn Thomas, Fatima Rashad, Deidra Ward and Nicole Williams.
Return thls. Keeping the match Serve lt up! Taking a serve, sophlntense, junior Olivia Yapp takes omore Jessica Laub extends her
a hard swing. (Photo by Taylor arm for contact. (Photo by Rachel
Erickson)
Sulsky)

v2/jv girls' tennis.

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�•
The 2006 track team was so small they were
unable to rack up enough points to win any team
titles. However, they placed no lower than third
in all the events they entered, and proudly went
to state for all entered events except for two. At
state, the tearm daily practices paid off, earning
the team top ranks in their individual events and
laying the groundwork for the 2007 season. Coach
Frank Merrix stated, "The team has grown and
continues to grows. We planned to leave our mark
at state by working hard and taking top ranks in
all our events and we did just thae
• Reese Boyd
"My favorite events in track are the open 400
meter race and the big man5 race~
• Jeremiah Lewis, 12
"The best thing about track is beating my opponent and being the best~
• Andrew Neely-Willis, 11
"llike track because of the teamwork, running and
competition~

• Jasmine Reaves, 10

2 00 7

hedule

Bnghton Rewys
3- I 0-0 7
PL Meet
3- 14-0 7
01e1T) Creek Rruys 3- I 7-0 7
rL Meet
3-2 1-01
Runr1er•s Roost
3-24-0 7
-Fort Collins lnvit.1tiorul
PL Meet
4- I 1-07
DrL M t
4- I 8-07
Runr1er•s Roost
4-2 I -0 7
-Mullen lnvtt.1tiorul
4-2 I -0 7
Auror.1 Rru s
r Rru&gt; Meet
4-25-07
PL lrlvtt.1ttOrldl
4-2 8-0 7
5- I I -07

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track.

l, 2, 3 jump. Leaping over the hurdles, junior Lynnlkka
Draper pushes to take the lead away from her opponent.
(Photo by Ashley Martinez)

Going for the gold. After an explosive start out oft
blocks, junior Rachel Steed Is the lead runner In~
400 meter relay race. (Photo by Ashley Martlnezl

�Steady pace. Maintaining a strong
stride. junior Erin Musso paces herself in the long distance race. (Photo
by Ashley Martinez)

Going the dis tance. Keeping her
focus, sophomore Tamlka Irvin finishes her race strongly. (Photo by
Ashley Martinez)

Mark your spot. Testing his long jump measurements. junior Patrick Farris· Hilaire practices
his run-through so he will not scratch in his final
jumps. (Photo by Ashley Martinez)

R .: ' Bo\d • l2
"M\ f.1vontc c\.:cnts
Ill trxk Jrc the short
dist mcc r,lC('S .1nd the
long ump."

An.:ire I:::A?LlrK?v • I 2
"Trxk IS 111\ f 1 rite
SJ.Urt
.1usc 1t keeps
me 111 shJf.X' Jr\.i Jllows
me to cxcupv 11 17 free
tunc ~usi t1\. d\ ...

Drive, drive. Pushing herself In the 400 meter
ra e, senior Lakeisha Joiner drives to the finish
line. (Photo by Ashley Martinez)

TJ&gt;d tL rugc • I 2
"M\ tavontc C\."t''lts
Ill trJck ,1rc the 200
mder .md tl-x&gt; 400
meter 1 1CL."

.Z1kt'l' Toliver • I I
"RtJJllllllg t1..1ck ~ fun

b\.L ll 'S' 1t·s

1

good

COlllf.&gt;-'11 t1w SJXJI t Jr\.i I
ellJO\ COll1J.X'tillg."
front row: Rachel Medlock. Mia Jennings. Tamlka Irvin. Kyresha Jenkins. Taychell Pugh. Reese Boyd,
Chamone Patrick. Ebonle Lindsay. Aubrey Grant. Tyler Willis. Yoshannl Ford-Boone and Jasmine
P.eaves. Second row: Charmaine Johnson. Quincy Starr. Larnell Duncan. Deore Milton. Gavin Johnon. Andrew Neely-Willis. Shaqullle Turner. Torln Thames. Turmour Battle. Darius West, Christina
and Ebonee Hayes. Back row: Domonic Jones, Kohle Smith, Marcus Flowers, Noah Kaplan,
Anderson-Thayer, Andre Delaney, Zakee Toliver, O'Brian Brooks, Ben Teselle. Rhay Garrett,
Gray. Jamal Bowen, Patrick Farris-Hilaire, and Chris Wall.

track.

ri1!f9]

�Oh snap! Reaching out. sophomore
Rhys Lindmark prepare to grab the
disc. (Photo by Canyon Beak)

Toss away. Handling the disc. freshman Alex Abbott passes In a zone
defense. (Photo by Canyon Beak)

Leap for it. Jumping high Into the air.
enior Elise Mann reaches for the disc.
(Photo by Canyon Beak)

Fair toss. Releasing a forehand. senior Chrts
Wlelga sends the disc to a teammate past the
Jeffco defense. (Photo by Canyon Beak)

Tote Hugh.'::' • 12
.. 1) f.1vontc p.1rt
ll tumtcisO\\I1111g ti"X'

oth:r tc.mt"

_-lS,\.l RL ht'li1tko • 12

"M\ f.1Vonk ~\lrt
Lllttn te is ti"X" spxt
1L :'lf; 11l other 'SpJrts·
are v1lc .m:l unc uthr·

Nlce grab. Taking posses ion of the disc.
Tote Hughes leaps In front of the Jeffco defe
to make the play. (Photo by Canyon Beak)

BreniU rld 1r n • I 2
"M f.JVon k p.1rt of
llltumk 1S gdt 1ng
&amp;,1ut.lrdcd .m:l p1Ck1ng
up Ll) -Ds."

l'd 1lls • I 2
"Liltumte IS gro:i.
yes?"

[lT81oJ ultimate.

front row: Taylor Want. Caleb Reher, ick Creighton, Katie Smith, Maggie Hughe:;, Maggie Thulson. David~
Rhys Undmark, Scott Levi and Ben Kllbaner. Back row: Ellen Want. Chris Wlelga, Neal Zalarny. Nuch Aminlat
Tote Hughes, Jacob Wiens, Colin Wlelga, Sasha Reschechtko, Ned Mills and Canyon Boak.

�•

tl

wind
The Ultimate Frisbee team is one of the few
frisbee teams in DPS. This year, the team practiced
at least three times a week at City Park and a few
members of the team were from DSA. ln a game,
seven people from each team take the field. '"lts
similar to football in that we switch off offense
and defense and we score touchdowns; however, it
has continuous play until a team scores; explained
freshman Caleb Reher. Senior Chris Wielga noted,
'"Whats great about Ultimate Frisbee is the spirit
of the game and making your own calls~ Ultimate
is played with no referee and the players make the
calls. The opposing player can accept or deny the
calls.
Most games take place during tournaments
involving many other Colorado high school teams.
ln the fall tournament, the team took 2nd place out
of16 teams.
ln addition, the team traveled to the Madison
Mudbath tournament in Wisconsin, where they
took 10th place out of 16 teams. '"My favorite part
about tournaments is the constant play and energy
the team works up; said senior Neal Hokanson.
• Viki Eagle and Canyon Boak

2 00 6 Scores
Carre; 2006

Ldkewood
Regis
Broon1field
Fairview
PSI

8

15

15

8

12

13

14
15

8
2

....................................
Fall Tournament 2 00 6

fllck lt. Throwing a forehand past the defense of a
Creek player, senior Tote Hughes moves the disc up
the field. (Photo by Canyon Boak)

Throw down. Throwing a forehand past a Colorado Academy defensive player, senior Brenna Hokanson breaks the
mark. (Photo by Canyon Boak)

Creek
Compass
Grandview
CA

13
14
20
14

leffco

13

Boulder
1'-brth
1'-brth

14
14
15

Money grab. Stealing the disc, senior Neal Hokanson leaps In front of a Jeffco player, gaining possesslon. (Photo by Canyon Boak)

ultimate.

7

5
0
1
8
5
4
2

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�•
n. as
From the Homecoming game to the pep rallies,
from sports events to daily practices, the cheerleading squad had a productive season. At the start
of the year, the squad had some major changes
including a new coach and an almost completely
new group of girls. Practices were challenging,
but the girls worked hard and were able to bond.
The new members allowed the squad to become
more creative with stunts and routines. ustunts
are my favorite part of cheerleading because of the
adrenaline rush; said junior Waverly Loza.
A highlight of the season included receiving
the uleadership award" at cheer camp early in
the season. UCheer camp was my favorite part of
the season because l got to know all the girls;
explained junior Quiera Cantrell. ln the fall, the
squad also helped Student Council organize and
run the Homecoming dance.
Coach Moneypenny was enthusiastic about the
squad, saying, UThis group was especially dedicated and it showed in their performance. l could
not have asked for a better squad~
• Usa Engelken and Reese Boyd

Showing spirit. Pumping up the fans,
junior Siera Bruce performs the halo
cheer. (Photo by Usa Porter)

[lJ'8}-2J cheerleading.

Flying high. After finishing a cheer, senior Nicolette Smith tops it off with a hurkie. (Photo by
Peter Hartman)

Up and at it. Performing a stunt, senior Ashier
Filer and juniors Rebekah Johnson and Roby
Cole hype up the crowd. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

�Loud and proud. On the sidelines
of the game, senior CJ Jones cheers
on the players. (Photo by Mallory
Helnzeroth)

Halo-lo-heyl Doing the trademark
East cheer, junior Kia Wright-Jackson pumps up the crowd. (Photo
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Pump lt up. Facing the juniors,
junior Jasmine Chase-Knox cheers
her on her class at the pep rally.
(Photo by Josh Tafoya)

ln sync. During a football game,
the squad shows off their wellpracticed routines. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Say cheese. Posing for the camera, seniors
C) Jones, Monica Andrews, La'Rksha Davis,
Ashley Filer, and Alura Baxter cheer at the
Corinado game. (Photo by Usa Porter)

AlurJ 81xkr • 12
"M)! f.Nonk pJrt of
cheering is stunting
l:x."cJL , tt IS J process
of trusting the othrr
squ.xl n1emrcrs."

l.d'Ri slu 0Jvis • I 2
' fft'lr.lclti1g IS Jl\ J}S
tntt'resttng 1:-ec.:lL tl't'T-e
IS no \VJ · to l:e rfect,
vou em only get l:etter
Jt it."

Shoot for two. Watching the basketball
arne, sophomore Calley Salagovtc cheers
as a shot is taken. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Ashle • Filer • I 2
"M&gt; f vorik pJrt JlX&gt;ut
cheerleJding IS roncling
with the other cheerleaders on nw st.:lla:l."

CJile&gt; SJLlgovtc • I 0
• .::heerln:iingiSsoe ottng lx."'\. 1LIS(' 1t gi es
me tl-x· PFDrtunit} to
rerform tn front of the
entire s.:l L"

row: Quiera Cantrell, Siera Bruce and Kia Wright-Jackson. Second row: Robyn Cole,
· a Irvin, CJ Jones, Coach Moneypenny, Nia Lewis, Jasmine Chase-Knox and La'Ricsha
.s. Back row: Rebekah Johnson, Nicolette Smith, Alura Baxter, Waverly Loza, Aunjae Collier, Ashley Filer, Lynnikka Draper and Monica Andrews.

cheerleading.

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�Kickln' lt up. Performing at a football game, junior Tierra Thornton,
sophomore LeAusha Cunningham and
junior ShaRee Lewis kick their step up.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Walkln' lt out. During halftime at a
basketball game, juniors Alysha Harlan
and Shantel Campbell do their routine
perfectly. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Erib FJdness • I 0

Cheer 'em on. At a game against
Grandview, sophomore Erika Fadness
and junior Brianna Carey pump up the
crowd. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Step by step. Dancing, juniors Shant
Campbell, Shonnetta Henry and Tiera
Willis-Tapfumaneyi show off their
skills. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Steppln' lt up. At a game against South,
juniors ShaRee Lewis, Tierra Thornton, Shonnetta Henry, Alysha Harlan, Brianna Carey and
LeAusha Cunningham get the crowd excited.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

"l hke lX'Ing on the roms
squJd lx&gt;eJuse l love
how much fun w have
laughing together. Ialso

really love fX'rformtng
Jt school events."

Amoc1 Moore • 1 I
"roms gives me the
atttt ude to become
tnotivJted and get good
grades."

AlrShJ 1-larl.Jn • I I
"l love roms
use

it allows us to express
ourcreJtivity and hx:&gt;l
spmt."

Ntc:helle Mason • l I
"roms is J fun, great
ex~rience Jnd tt gtves
us a wJ)' to ln-on~ jX)Sitively tnvolved within
the schooL·_• _ _ _ __

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pom s.

Root row: Alysha Harlan, Shonnetta Henry. Tiera Willls-Tapfumaneyi, Ana Vizoso and Kristlan )ones.
row: Keota Ra~ Tierra Thornton. N\chelle Mason. Shantel CampbelL ShaRee Lewis and Amber Moore.
row: Ms. Hlklreth, Erika fMness,. Klara ~ Brlanna Carey, Ashlyn)uniel-Redd and Ms. Thornton.

�n. kickin it u
The Poms squad is a group of dancers who
perform at school and athletic events such as the
basketball and football games and pep rallies. This
year, they integrated multiple dance genres into
their routines including hip hop, jazz and modern.
The Poms squad was also involved in other events
like the Red and White dance, where they worked
alongside the basketball team to organize the
entire event.
ln addition, the Poms squad performed for the
children at Greenley Elementary School and volunteered to work with the kids at RAMERC, a nonprofit organization which provides workshops for
low-income families. The girls also participated in
Race for the Cure and ran the Pepsi stand with the
basketball team at Denvers Taste of Colorado.
All in all, the squad had a great year with a
close-knit team. "We have improved as a squad;
said junior squad captain Brianna Carey. "We've
had a lot of fun performing at all of our events and
its great to get the chance to combine everyoneS
choreography to create outstanding routines ~
• Kristin Marquez

Brtnglng lt together. Mer the basketball game against Coronado,
lunk1rs ShaRee Lewis. Tiera 'Mllls-tapfumaney\ and Brlanna Care)l
sopOOmore Erika Fadness, and juniors Alysha Harlan, Shantel Campbell and Shonnetta Henry come together fc r a group ph o. (Photo by
~ Tafoya)

Putting it down. During the Montbello game,
juniors Tlera WlllisTapfumaneyl , Amber Moore,
ShaRee Lewis, Tiara Thornton, and Shonnetta
Henry strut their stuff. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)
Get your kicks. In the kick line, sophomore Erika
Fadness and juniors Brlanna Carey, ShaRee Lewis,
Shonnetta Henry, Shantel Campbell and Alysha
Harlan s tay in sync . (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

Pump it up. Working hard to keep the routine together, junior Tiera Wil\is-Tapfumaneyl
makes sure that she keeps In line with her
team members. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

poms.

��et- 'se-t&amp;-r&amp;, n.

1. others of the same kind
2. and so forth
3. above and beyond

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page 220

clubs
activities
top ten
pictures
memories

�~alliance.

�Black Students Alliance
Thl y ar, BSA contributed to the community by leading ch ol supply
drive for children In Ghana and marching In the annual Kwanzaa parade.
Their main activity, however. was the Martin Luther King, Jr. as embly,
which celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

American Indian Awareness
American Indian Awarene s ought to promote understanding about
American Indian culture. They spent the year learning about American
Indian customs for their end-of-the-year Pow Wow where they practiced
their newly learned traditions and rituals. "I loved having the opportu·
nity to experience my own culture with different people~ said senior Vikl
Eagle.

Latino Students United
LSU Is an alliance of Latino students. but it is open to students of all ethnic
ba kg munds. Throughout the year, m mbers hosted pot· lucks where they
learned more about Latin American culture. Their largest event was the
Cln o de Mayo assembly, which they organized to celebrate Mexic · lnde·
pend nee from Spain.

HHALO
Sponsored by Mr. Lucero. HHALO (Heterosexual and H mo exual Alliance for Leader hip and Outreach) strives to achieve a strong alliance
between people of all sexual orientations. In October. they organized
gay and lesbian month at East. Later In the year, HHALO received a grant
from DU which helped them launch their community project. This project
promoted a ceptance for all people within Denver.

Jewish Students United
JSU worked to unite Jewtsh students through ut East They often spent
Sabbath night together sharing food and camaraderie. "JSU was a great
way to meet new people who had something In common with me. I
enjoyed learning about my religious heritage~ said sophomore Rosa Perl·

Cotton. lan Cashin and Da

Ia M&lt;&gt; tly.

Fellowship of Christian Athletes
ltont rtl\\.~ ala ha Stein. Alyse Opatow»ki and Deb Krau e. Ba'k ro\\.~ Ro,.a Perl·
man, Arl Malman. Sydney Axelrod, Lauren Opatowski. B cca Goodslde and Mr.
1\!t on.

FCA was open to students of all religious backgrounds. Th y met at
Church in the City each week to hare pizza and conversation. Although
being engaged In athletics wa not a requirement. many club members
shared an Interest In sports.

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�National Honor Society
NHS members maintained a 3.5 GPA and partlcipated in 20 hour of
community service throughout the year, five of which they spent at Ea t.
NHS hosted a blood drive at chool. ran In Race for the Cure, and helped
clean up East on Make a Dlm•rence Day.

Run ""'' Dilnlelle Lewis and b,'Tin

:ond """' M!;. Vvalker. !'1ado.!llne !Umlatn, Mohamed Masha
·k l.ewb. Jay Levlnsoo and Kristln Fllak. B.:~&lt;:k """' 1)ier
and Rebt: a IX

~ Hmencz. Katrina Lanlohan. Za.:h IXlliL'n.
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future Business Leaders of America
FBIA Is a dub for studt!nts eager to learn about the busine:;s worki. Members
learned how to combine bu iness with education. gained I adership experience,
and acquired the skills needed to succeed as an entrepreneur. In the fall, they par·
tlcipated in an educa ional conference at UNC. After months of preparation, they
represented East proudly at the district competition in Vail.

row: Tahilsha Moore, Kelly Dea. Beth Kochevar and Amy Fallano.

Key Club
Dedicated to helping Improve the community, Key Club members participated in a wide array of volunteering events throughout Denver. On
Tuesdays many students helped tutor children at Park Hill Elementary.
Key Club also served breakfast at the Ronald McDonald House and some
members answered phones at the PBS phone bank.

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Front row:
and M .

lcolas Thurman. Mr. Connally and lenny M·Convllle. Back row: Amber Feldman
re.

Sign Language
Members of sign language club learned how to communicate with the
deaf. This small and dedicated club met weekly to learn new vocabulary
that strengthened their ability to communicate with the hearing Impaired.
They often shared food and acquired new communication techniques.

Root row: Kalen t.:qulsto. Cara i4n&lt;\ l-lann4h Dischinger. Amy fbllano ond
Johnson. Amanda Sdtwetkert Alex Md'icnr,. Allison l¥tm. Usa lowiL lila
row: Allie Cherou
llmdrtck.
zle boobs.
loo:koon. Marts&lt;~.:~ M
Adrian Creenlrlz. James Sowy.r. Eryn txnllnson ond Ula Cretghton.

ond lonna Creemo&lt;Jod. 8iJ:t
!Idly Thompson. Er1n

Octagon-EPYCS
Octagon raised $500 to help homeless youth and promote access to sexual
education, working to better the Denver community. EPYCS, a non·profll
organization that gives grants to student groups, donated an additional
$7500 for the cause. Octagon sponsor Tee MacDonald stated, ·we rai. e

Rhoads Cannon. Alex Bennett. Max Vls -Hanka. Berl&lt;eley Dletvo t and Carl Helnz.

Hot Wings
Hot Wings Is a service organization affiliated with the East Angel
Foundation, which Is dedicated to providing textbooks and other mater!·
als for students who cannot afford them. So far, they have raised over
$30,000 dollars through fundralsers and the small change program,
helping to give students the tools to succeed.

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clubs.

Front row: Michelle Oliphant. Ell e Mann and Kalen Acqu!sto. cond row: Paige Jlmen z. Kerry
Fessenden, Emily Co he. Darien Comb&gt;. Alexandra Morrl , Mary Dew y. Meredith Sagara nd
Madelelne Klng. Back row: Meaghan fisher, Nlchot Berg and Ml'g Tuta.

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�Odyssey Club
Odyssey Club Is a service club aimed at experiencing new cultures and
building leadership skills by participating In community service. Students
have traveled to India, South Africa, and Brazil where they lived with
families, worked In the community, and helped Improve conditions.

Front row: Cra.:e

Jau. Elaine Martinez. Mary Dewt:y. M..redlth Sagara. Susan Harlor and Elizabeth Jonn.

Second row: Sophia Zhao. Mohammad R-otan. Atrt Kaio. Uz Huni·Rewrs, Sae Young Voon. Rachel Messer,
feben Asfaw. Cele te Hayes and Kar a Froio... Back row: Nemanla ~dem, 1V, Nicklas Teicke and Graham

Hart.

International Club
International Club was established to allow students to Interact. meet
people from other countries, and learn about new cultures. Exchange students and students from East gathered In a comfortable environment to
make friends and share ideas and experiences.

Amnesty International
Amnesty International Is a world-wide, Nobel Peace Prize winning organization. The chapter at East focuses on promoting human rights through
education, awareness and letter writing. The group often works with
Peace)am and participated In International Human Rights Day.

A-ont row: Amber feldman. Hannah Dischinger and Madeline Schroeder. Back row: Elizabeth Trower,
Jamie Laurie. Ananda DeMartini. Jessica Richardson. Rose Green. Thoma Richardson. Daniel
Edwards. Beatriz Contreras. Teresa Collin-Sheehan. Vlkl Eagle. Emilia C.deBaca and Nicole Shook.

Peace) am
Allee Wotkyns, Celeste Hayes, Emma Byers, Zena Prlce-Broncucla, Ms. Hayward , Caitlin Bell,
Clare Steninger, Claire Westcott and Katie Post.

Peace)am was a club focused around raising awareness of world Issues.
Members this year attended the Peace)am conference at DU for a weekend.
Students had the opportunity to hear Nobel Peace Prize laureates speak
about their goals, ideas and hopes for future generations.

Philos ophy
Philosophy Is a new club this year, allowing members to express thier
beliefs and personal philosophies. This year, they also learns about
famous philosophers and were able to discuss and debate their own ideas
and share them with each other.

Dan Burtness, Zack Susel. Eric Ebel. Cara Fallano. Than Hedman, Emma Byers. Chris HilL Amy
Fallano, Matt Peterson, Colin Wielga . Tote Hughes Dan Aid and Marissa Latta.

Real Life
!font row: Susan Richardson, Diandra Part ridge, Grace Njau,

llshia Hysaw, Emily Sed brook and

Jon Avery. Back row: Zamir Hall, Trent Kies, Art Aal. Ben Brown. Ben Hasznos and Mike Todd.

This club gathers regularly to discuss life, art and music. "We challenge
each other's beliefs,· said senior Than Hedman, creator of the club. During
the semester they participate in several outings including community
service acts and plays or films.

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��Art Club
The Art Club wa a group of students mterested in art and creativity. At
their meetings, they experimented with different types of artistic tech·
nlqu . They al ·o painted murals on the walls and decorated the trash
cans to brighten up the school.

Diandra Partrldg , Sam Ellis, Sophia Schwabe, Thomas Mula. M rcu Reed and Danlelle Ca ·
IIllo.

Anime Club
Th Anlme Club was creatt:d to bring togt:ther students with an interest in
Japane e animation and cuture. There were club meetings every Wednes·
day after school where members watched and drew anime. The club also
worked to learn more about Japan and Japanese culture and to understand
its relation to the art.

Wake Up Club
·To be great is to be misunderstood. so wake up!" exclaimed senior Stasia
Jones. The Wake Up Club met every Friday to express their unique out·
took on life through open mike sessions. The club gave participants a
chance to express themselves and their opinions.

A'ont row: len Murray. Gillian Wlnbourn and Kathleen Durkin. Ba·k row: Kelly Dea. Ruby
Holme , Jordan Ca teel. Col een M tsuura. Brtanna Elder and Katrina l.anlohan.

Girls' Indoor Soccer
The girls on the indoor socer team have been playmg together for several
years. This year, they competed every Sunday against indoor girls' soccer
teams from other club , placing fourth in the first session. ·we just love
playing together and having fun; commented senior Gillian Winbourn.

Hip-Hop Club
The Hip·Hop Club brought together students with a common interest
in hip-hop music and dance. The club was intended to promote mental
health through dance, music, art. DHng, and writing. Several speakers
came to talk about hip·hop. health, and other relevant topic .

a. Back row: Jason Escalante Cabe
nn. lan Bonesteel. Mer Cra}.
k. Joe Morris. fraser Downing. Pe rce Connell)\
ha Boyd Harry

ar .4.•

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Boys' Indoor Soccer
The boys' indoor soccer club practtced frequently thmughout the year. and
playPd games against various other teams. ·The interesting thing about
our team is the fact that we are a combination of players from ditterent
sports such as baseball. rugb): and !aero e: noted senior Josh Tafoya.

clubs. ~

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�String Orchestra
cia consisting of mo tly strin E·d m:otruments. the String Orche~tra
play d primarily classical t;tring pieces. During the year they improved
their playing abilities by working on scale~. time and precision. They also
learned music theory in order to expand their knowledge.

Instrumental Ensemble X
Instrumental Ensemble X was comprised of a group of hard·working,
diligent musicians that played concert and classical music. They studied
music theory and gained an increased appreciation for their instrument
and their ensemble.

Jazz Ensemble X
Jazz En emble X is the largest of the jazz clas~es and the students played
big hand music. Their biggest challenge during the year was timing. due
to the lze of the class. They performed loud, attention-getting pieces that
gra ped the audience!; attention.

Front """" Ell AI: ta and Anna Regan. Second row: Evan Meggitt Andrew Ramirez. Mr Oxman. Ariel Canada
and Doug Utvak. Third row: Sam SmUh. Malle levtnsk)L Qna ll4sse Alex Feldman and Cabe G!tlerrez. Back
row: Will I'Brkhnt BrUt
Hallie H
VIncent Rossie Matt Collln-5heehan. Jacob Oidefest. Adam
'khn&gt;lber and wm Heinz.

Jazz Ensemble
Front row: Gideon Irving. Ryan Thrush and Kevin Shroads. Second row: Dar\'(k Thompson. Syrls Pernell.
Jonson Berman and Sa nnah Allen. Third row: Olivia Rudeen Sarah Harrison. Mkhelle Oliphant. Kallr f\Jller.
Hr 0 rna nd Duncan Mact.eod Back """" Caleb Ziegler lack Sui ¥ Evan Whll levi Johnsen Bryan~
k Soub}O

al Hokanson. D n Burt ness.

Jazz Ensemble was a beginner cia s for students who had an interest in
jazz. They were introduced to music theory and also studied the funda·
mentals of jazz. Many students enjoyed learning how to properly wing
and perform solos.

h Hubbell and Thomas Cabell Kluch

Jazz Combo X
As the ~mallest and most advanced group for jazz. this class was full
of students with strong musical backgrounds and playing abilities. They
took the class a step further by writing their own music, as well as learn·
lng advanced music theory.

Instrumental Ensemble
The Instrumental Ensemble class was for beginning band students and
was primarily comprised of freshmen students. Each member learned
music basics, such as the scales and counting. so that they could advance
musically.

band.

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�Angelaires
Compo ed of ·ixteen of the top chon students at the s ho 1. th lite Angelaires choir ang a capella. vocal jazz. and many other difftcult pi ce . Th
state-renowned ensemble performed during the year In ev raljazz fe t1
vals and music conference , showcasing their talent.

Honors Choir
Honor:; Choir was compos d of advanced choral students. The choir contained both boy and girls which increased the difficulty of the repertoire
they performed. Student were required to work at a higher level both in
and out of class. learning music theory. sight reading. and how to analyze
difficult musical pieces. They showcased their skills at a number of recitals throughout the year.

Men.S Choir
Meri; choir was composed of novice male singers. In an all·boys environ·
ment. they focused on basic skills and recieved an Introductory experience
to vocal music. The boys learned how to sight read and how to sing difter·
ent parts. and by the end of the year were proficient, talented singer .

Ftont row: Dawn Ham ..t n. Uz lyda. Calley Saiagovlc. CUllan Kumm. M Tuta Cassy Clayman. Kel ey M
r, f\.&gt;yton Prater. Johannah 1'11ay. Chana DuBry. El en Want and Susan
Harlor. Second row: Sophie S.:hwabe. Olivia Rudeen. Ta)ior Want. 5 rah lass. andi M.:Oowell.
Amanda S.:hweikert. Nla t.ewls. Kat Rogers. U a Engelken and Tana Williams. Third ro . Kayla
Roper Lnuren Fteeman. Brenel ha Walker. Ha\iev Round, R a Perlman. Jenna Greenwood,
Sae
n. M ghan Fisher. latlah Bank ton Jami n nd Chamone Putrl k. Ba.:k row: Dawn
Huryk. Erin Gearing. Erika Fadne , Steph nie Engeihrecht·Pollard. Mackenzie Hall . Aunla
nlqu Collier ond Kelly 8 nding.

Seraphim
Seraphim was an intermediate-level all-girls choir. The girls worked in
class every day. Improving their voices and learning to sing in an ensemble.
They al o learned the basics of sight singing. rhythm reading. arrangement and a capella singing.

A-ont row: Tal~ Zax M411ory Cood Audrey Hagman Renekll Bonner. Al8Cia Whllmflt. IIAIIah Chlneth. Ale
)4ndro Rivero and lleya Lewis Second row: Rebecca Coodslde Undsay Emery. Ella DcM!
n Bortle Alysh4
Haria
iJ1 1'1&lt;:Dowel RhondA
lldows. Cabby Vutra. Malsoh Jones- ambe l'lltlenc warren and leal
Murphy Third row: Amanda l.elb. M4rgaret Mmnlg. India Anderson. Andrea HOI. Anlyah Glltl pie, Amanda
1\uly. Brenna 1\lllmot Bella Campana. lauren 0
, alalle Flnr (\'nlhla Baquero. Jumela Thurman.
Chantal Dlaw and 1\oyale Rayburn Back row: Anrtrla Jamison &amp;n ton. Cabby Webb. Uuy Sweetbaum.
L)'dla
r
te Have Rachel Messer
1\llton Emella Allen Robyn Cole
man
tho Smith and Aulha Ak!xa~.

Contora
The Contora choir class was an Introductory course to vocal music, where
novice female singers learned the basics. A large class. the girls focused
on vocal technique. beginning theory, performance skill and preparing
themselves to move further into the vocal music program.

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choir.

Ftont row: Joshua Brown. Chris Wall. Andre lewis and Bryan Botelho. Second ro"~ Bobby
Harris. Clay Burns. Max Hortman. l alah R hard on and Thandl Clhbs. Back ro"~ Collin Butler.
Zamir HalL Raegane Fisher and Anthony Robin on.

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MORP royalty. Front row: Freshman duchess Lillie Berman, junior queen Maya
Richards and ophomore prince s Kalen Acquisto. Back row: Freshman duke
Zach Bolden. junior king Shaquille Turner, and sophomore prince Chris Hayes.

Homecoming royalty. Ffont row: Seni r duke M lvin Yarber, senior king Dyrell Hal
and senior prince Chris Hill. Back row: Senior lady Emily Maas, senior queen Mooka
Andrews, seni r princess La'Ricsha Davis, and senior duchess Brooke Durant.
PlayerS ball. Enjoying MORP. senior Jannaye fugue, junior Lynnikka
Draper and seniors Charmaine Billingslev Ashley Filer, La'Ricsha Davis,
Reese Boyd, Monka Andrews. Samara Kellern, Kayla Washington and
Marcus Meadows have a great time. (Photo by Usa furterl

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dances.

ln October, East students attended the Harlem Nights Homecoming in the gym decorated with the New York skyline glowing from
the walls. Over a thousand students showed up to join in the fun.
At the Red and White Dance, Angels displayed their school spirit by
dressing in the East colors. Basketball contests and a great selection
of music made the second annual Red and White Dance a huge success. ln January, it was the girls' turn to ask the guys to MORP. With
a Players' Ball theme, MORP drew a big crowd and everyone enjoyed
themselves. The senior prom was held at the Belmar Center where
the 2007 seniors enjoyed themselves at one of the best proms East
has ever seen.
• Meg Tuta and Kate Mulligan

�prom royalty. Front row: Kiara Cal bart Clare Steninger, Elise Mann, Arnie Fontenot, Katrina Laniohan, Brianna Elder, Jordan Casteel and Catie Cllwa. Back
row: Gabe Mann, Dan Aid, Than Hedman, Devin Pitts-Rogers, Max Viski-Hanka,
omas Richardson, Zack Susel and Daniel Edwards.

A night to remember. The 2007 prom was held at The Belmar Center where
the senior class came ready to dance the night away. The senior class then
went back to East to enjoy the After Prom party. (Photo by Kate Mulligan)

lason Llub • o
Ltn Hill • o
"MORr \vas
amJztng .md the
rtayrrs• BJll then);?
\\.aS really creative."

Clockwise from top left: Posing pretty. EnjoyIng the\r 1-kxnecomlng night, sophomores Usa
Engelken, Emily Carlson and Kendal Murray
get out on the dance floor. Get your groove
on. Having a blast at the Red and White Dance,
freshmen Alacta Whitmill, Ashlee R:lrrest,
Breana Hamlet, Raven Taylor, Klanna Calbart
and Brionna Harding take a break from dancing
to strike a pose. Superstars. After a fun night
at Homecoming, senior Q-ace Njau and junior
Jermaine Germany smile tbr the camera. In the
spotllght. All dressed up tbr l'1Cll'te sophomores
Aubrey Q-ant, Ebonle lindsay Tyler Willis,. Hanifah Turner and Deontay Davis take a short break
from the dance. &lt;Photoo by Usa furled

Yarell Tapia • 1 1
Cvntl'll D.iga::b • 10
"We loved the Red
and Whtte dance
t JLI!' no one \\.JS
afratd to c!Jnce."

Qucra Cantrell • 1 1
TOil} BJllJs • 1 1
"Honffomtng was
a lot of fun thtS
year pi.Lt5 there were
amazmg decorattOJ15."

Mill'} b Alexis • 10
1-\e\.l&gt; Bin.itng • 10
"MORr 15 al\\.a&gt;s
fun bC"cause the
gn·ls gd to ask the
gtf\.5."

dances.

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�irl

WOW!!!! This is it... This is the end of our high
chool career, and boy I'm glad it was here at East
where I was able to make this journey.
When I first came to East I came as an empty bottle,
but now l leave filled with knowledge, motivation and
leadership. The knowledge that l will need to know
to get further ahead in life. The motivation I'll need
in life to allow me to keep my head up and never let
anything hold me back. And the leadership skills that
l will need to be a true leader in whatever my future
may have in store for me.
With all that said l must give my shout outs and my
thank yous. First thank you goes to my family for
putting up with me and my sister and for being my
true inspiration. To Usa Porter, for keeping me out
of trouble and helping me keep my head on straight.
To my friends, the juice crew, ya'll were there when
l needed advice. Foo Foo Snuggle Puff remember to
put your junk in that box. Jeremiah and Marcus divide
that don't hide that. And to Blossom, Pumpkin, Phil
and Lill, you guys are grrrrreat!!
MNever regret something that once made you smile~
Janese MReese· Boyd
MHead Girr

�Whats up East High School?
My name is Blake Swain and rm HEAD BOY here at
East. Getting to this point was a hard task to accomplish, but I succeeded. Hard work, respect loyalty,
honor and dedication were what got me to this point
today and, to tell you the truth, rm loving it.
Being Head Boy has taught me how to be more of a
leader to others and myself. It has been a fantastic
experience being on Student Council. Even though I
was getting Mhated on~ by others and teachers I still
kept my head up and made it through.
Whats leadership to me?
Leadership involves taking risks, always being
watched as if you were being spied on, experiencing
rough times and being a positive example. To me, if
you get through the e tasks and always Mkeep-yahead-up; things will run smoother than a "silk-shirt~
I just want to thank my friends, family, Usa Porter,
and all my boys ACES, for being there when I need
them most.
Follow your dreams, your heart and NEVER GIVE UP!!
Blake Swain
MHead Boy·

�Newspaper edltorlal staff. Front row: Jeremy Cooper, Darcy Ro k,
Brown, Sarah Bigley, Michelle Murphy, Davis Wert and Ellen! Qadi . B k
row: Elle Emery, Mats Engdahl, Mackenzie Jacobs, Erin Mus o, COdy
Hoskin, Beth Kochevar, Marl sa Latta, Sarah McNaughton, Maya Burch tt
and Zena Price·Broncucia.

Newspaper staff. Front row: Davis Wert, Daniel Edwards, Maya Burchette, Madeline Schroeder, Isabella Kendrick, Claire Simon, Alex Leenatali, Alex Hoskin, Jeff Thalhofer, Erin Musso, Elle Emery, Ellen! Cladis,
Sarah Bigley and Zena Prlce·Broncucia. Back row: Emily Baker, Jeremy
Cooper, Mackenzie Jacobs, Sarah Lass, Ryan Bush, Devin Pitts-Rogers,
Ben Brown, Beth Kochevar, Ms. Hayward, Darcy Rock, Cody Hoskin and
Marissa Latta.

~1\\J • 12
SJrJh JJQ.Y • I 2
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~ publications.

Oockwlse from top lett: Extra, extra~ Sec·
tlon editors Davl Wert. a enior, and Mi·helle
Murphy. a junior. admire the articles in the
late t Issue of the Spotlight. Final check.
As the deadline approaches. sophomores
U. a Engelken , Hayley Round and Meaghan
Fisher put the finishing touches on their page.
Picture perfect. While junior Beatriz Con·
treras fill out a page envelope. junior Usa
Wormley crops a picture for her sports page.
Ace reporters. Top notch reporters eniors
Daniel Edward and Devin Pitts·Roger and
junior Maya Burchette go over their notes for
their late ·t article. (Photos by Josh Tafoya and
01ima Atufunwa)

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the world, one la out at a time
Yearbook editorial sta ff. Front row: Tasha Popkin, Josh Tafoya and Kristin Marquez. Back row: Ula Creighton. Catie Gllwa, Sarah Goode, Nellie
Hayes, Janessa Jepsen and Mallory Helnzeroth.

Yearbook staff. Front row: Kate Mulligan, Kristin Marquez, Reese Boyd,
Brfanna Bentley, Usa Engelken, Gracie McGuire, Catie Gllwa, U\a Creighton. Sarah Goode, Mallory Heinzeroth and Mo Mulligan. Second row:
Hayley Round, Peter Hartman, Chima Atufunwa, Daryck Thompson,
Sarah Cornish, Viki Eagle, Aimee Moyer and Tess Jackson. Back row:
Carlie Christianson, Kelly Binding, Zach Lass, Sam Lass, Kelly Thompon, Lisa Wormley, Ari Malman, Josh Tafoya, Nellie Hayes, Janessa
Jepsen. Meg Tuta, Meaghan Fisher, Beatrlz Contreras and Canyon Boak.
The Angelus yearbook and the Spotlight newspaper are the two publications
produced at East. The newspaper, created by a student-run staff, prints new
Issues every month. The Spotlight reports on current news and events at East,
and also includes features, opinions and the ever-popular Rear End humor section. Senior staff reporter Daniel Edwards said, MWorklng as a reporter Is great
because you get to Investigate the stories that might otherwise go by unnoticed~
Every month, the whole school is excited to read the latest issue of the Spotlight.
The yearbook is also produced by a student-run staff. The book they create
preserves the memories of the year and highlights great events that occurred
at East. The yearbook staff works hard all year to take pictures of the entire
student body and create interesting pages that represent the eventful year. MAt
first it was very hard trying to keep up with the deadlines, but It got easier as I
progressed through; commented senior staff member Daryck Thompson. All the
hard work and extra hours paid off when the Angelus staff was finally able to see
the finished product in May.
• Chima Atufunwa

Chain reaction. Linking the '07 class, seniors Brlanna
Bentley, Reese Boyd, Viki Eagle, Chima Atufunwa, Kristin
Marquez, Tasha Popkin, Mo Mulligan, Kate Mulligan, and
Aimee Moyer connect everyone. (Photo by Josh Tafoya)

publications.

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n. learn in to bec()ffie lead

�Battalion Staff
Th Batt lion Staff was in charge of making sure the whole Battalion
program v.:a running moothly. Each ot the memb rs focu ed on an lndi·
vidual job In order to meet ea h of the military!; expectations. They were
con d red the main I ader of the Battalion.

Joel Smoll, Donovan Mull n. Will Whittaker and John Carcla.

Boys' Rifle Team

Front Row: Taylor font Cody Melton. Krystle Jon , Quincy Clark, Amber feldman ond lui
Ur be Back Row: Will Wh ttaker and Jared Fl h.

The Boys' Rifle Team con &gt;Sled of five members. Each of the members
tried to maintain a clear mind and improve their aim in order to win. The
JROTC was privileged to have a shooting range. "What I like about rifle
team is being able to shoot a bullseye at every target: said junior Will
Whittaker.

Drill Team
Th Drill Team practiced thetr drills during class In order to prepare for
their competitions and inspections. They practiced marching and rifle
mov m nt as a team. Timing was an important aspect in these drills.
"Drill Team was a lot of work and very intense; said junior Sean Vigil.

Carl

Tanenbaum. Krystl I

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ber feldman ond Amanda Thompsen.

Girls' Rifle Team
The Girls' Rifle Team consisted of four shooters who competed against
other DPS schools. During the competitions. the shooters were ranked by
their final scores. "What I liked most about rifle team wa participating
with the other members and the exciting competitions: said junior Krystie
Jones.

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Color Guard
The Color Guard consisted of four members that partl ipated in the flag
ceremonies. various assemblies and competitions. Color Guard consisted
of two flag carriers and two rifle guards. The Color Guard members were
some of the most dedicated and talented student in th lr battalion.

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�Agree to disagree. Debating to the best of their ability, seniors Th
Hedman and Alex Stevens give an excerpt of Llncoln·Doug\as debate
presentation night. (Photo by Tasha Popkin)

Leading the pack. The captains of the team. Front row: Rachel Banks and Lara Silver·
smith. Back row: Catie Cllwa. Katrina Sondermann. ttal Deitel, Elizabeth Trower, Ta ·ha
Popkin. Will van Treuren, Katie Jablonski. Devin Jackson, Katie Havranek and Emery Don·
ovan. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

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speech.

Clockwl e from top left: Glve me a hand.
Using her hands. junior Jasmine Vaghedl
practices her gestures while performing her
Poetry In class. Gettlng Into lt. Popping Into
character, juniors Alexa Morrill and Michelle
Murphy practice their Interpretation skills In
class. Helpfuladvlce. Using her knowledge ...,._ _ _ _...;
of debate techniques. sent r Rose Green
explains counterplans and kritlks to her
novice classmates. lt!; all ln the presenta·
tlonl At presentation night. novice fresh·
man Kate Correll· Buss engages the audience
In her Original Oratory. Presentation night
Is the primary fundralser for the team.
(Photos by Tasha Popkin and Catle Cllwa)

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Team work. At presentation night, seniors Lara Silversmith and Devin
Jackson perform their Duo Interpretation piece entitled ~The Robot
Olympics~ (Photo by Tasha Popkin)

Front row: Hayley Round. Marley Pierce. Elizabeth Trower. Tasha Popkin. Lara Silversmith,
itai Deitel. Grace Friedman, Alyssa Rob·
erts, atalie Fine. Catie Gliwa and Devin Jackson. Back row: Carlo Davis. Chloe McCiantoc,
llalrlna Sondermann, Katie Jablonski. Teo Price·Broncucla and Will Van Treuren.

llalle Havranek and Rachel Banks. Second row:

lt takes two. In preparation for the Lincoln DPS meet.

The Speech and Debate team is one of the largest and most successful programs In the school. Every day, students attend speech or debate classes, and on
the weekends they compete in state or national competitions.
A student involved in the Speech and Debate program has several options. He
or she can participate in a debate event. such as Lincoln-Douglas, Public Forum, or
Cross-Examination debate, where students use evidence and arguments to defend
their claims. Speech Includes Interpretation events. where students choose a
piece of literature and cut it down into a ten minute performance. Students in
Original Oratory write and perform their own speech, and students in Extemp
research national and world issues so they can give an impromptu speech on
politics and foreign affairs.
The abundance of novice speakers and the support of the many varsity mem·
bers allowed the team to dominate both in-state and at national competitions in
ew Jersey, California, Arizona, and Wyoming.
• Hayley Round

sophomore debaters Abbye Nee! and Hayley Round file
their evidence. (Photo by Tasha Popkin)

speech.

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Freshman Council. Front row: Matt Brown. Second row: Ain Ealey. lzzy
Allegrezza Megan Bortle. Lillie Berman and Kate Correii·Buss. Back row: Will
Toaspern and Faythe Utsey.

Sophomore Council. front row: Nia Lewis. Second row: Marlene Smith, Cru
Hayes and Jan Bartholome~: Back row: Ben Brady. Kalen Acquisto and Em
Fer g.
What!; cookln' good lookln'? Performing community service at
a soup kitchen. seniors Zena Price·Broncucia Luke Eale}: Ryan
Saulters. Reese Boyd, Alura Baxter, Harry Carrothers. Jeremiah
Lewis and Elise Mann prepare meals for those m need.

[2J1}-oJ student counciL

Student Council put a lot of time and effort into making the school an exciting
place. With their sponsor Usa Porter, they worked to represent the student body
by listening to the concerns of the students and staff at East.
Student Council worked with the PTSA to create new dance guidelines for
appropriate dancing and worked with the administration on the implementa·
tion of school IDs. Student Council was a great way for students to get their
opinions heard and actually have something done about them. Student Council
also participated in community service activities at area soup kitchens, walked
in the AIDS walk and read to elementary school students at Wyman Elementary.
"Student council gives the students a chance to be involved and help the East
communitY, said sophomore Emma Ferg.
Student Council encouraged students to show their school spirit during spirit
weeks and on Red &amp; White Fridays. The week of homecoming, student coundl
displayed just how strong their leadership qualities were by keeping the Angel
spirit strong. They were busy all year planning events and fundraisers.
• Brianna Bentley

�)unlor Council. Front row: James Turner, Shaquille Turner, Josh Russell, Kia
wrtght·Ja kson and Marisela Sandoval. Back row: Columbia Jenkins, Maya Bur·
chette, Erin Mu o, Shantel Campbell and Colin Krafft.

Senior Council. Front row: Harry Carrothers, Dianna Butler, Ryan Saulters, Luke
Ealey and Arnie Fontenot. Back row: Zena Price-Broncucia, Charmaine Billingsley, Dyrell Halley, Ashley Filer, Reese Boyd, Alura Baxter, Jeremiah Lewis, Elise
Mann and Blake Swain.

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Clockwise from top left: Toga, toga. Participating in class competition day during
Homecoming spirit week, sophomores Ian
Bartholomew and Emma Ferg wear togas
to support their class. Trash duty. Clean·
ing up the back of the school, sophomores
Chris Hayes. Ben Brady and Kalen Acquisto
help keep East looking good. Serving It up.
Getting ready to pass out meals at a soup
kitchen, seniors Jeremiah Lewis and Ryan
Saulters are prepared for the dinner rush.
A masterpiece In the making. Helping at
Wyman elementary school. junior Shantel
Campbell helps first graders with an arts
and crafts project. (Photos by Usa Porter)

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�Sweeney Todd Cast: f'l"onl row. Rat\ Ward. F~lklty Duro her-Harlem n, Wav rly loza. AI
and Alex Feldm n. Back row. )a k Dowling, Paul Emrich. B •n Brady. Ken H ff Anth ny Vc
l natal\, Chari c Cowan, Brldg t Kromre): ora Uvlng ton. Dan Ald. atoll Fl
Jack n M
F.rl Snieder, Tere a Cotlln.Sh han. Micheal U htbach. M nlca Scott George Sepmeler and
·hwabe.

West Side Story Cast: f'l"ont ro": Maurice Murph): Mackenzl Bell· ugent. Erin Smith, Cara Fallano.
David Stenlnger. atalie Fine, Tim Peck, Alex Stevens. Duncan Macleod. Waverly Loza. Maddie Reusch.
Rachel Steed, Qulera Cantrell, B~cca athanson, Abby To mpl , Molly Hartman and Felicity Durocher·
Harleman. Second ro"~ Lucas Barel -Columb. Michael Richard on. Clar~ St nlnger, ala ha St~ln.
Navalyn Waggoner. Usa Wormle)~ Monka Andrews. Jeremiah Lewis. Cally Dalton. Cassy Clayman. Ken
Hoff, Torln Schuster. Dan Ald. Kirby Pag~·Schmlt, Rafl Ward, Jack on Meredith, Ben Brad): Amy Fa llano.
Amanda Ueb. Alexandria Leenatall. Marcu M ado" , Bridget Kromrey. Zamlr Hall. ora Uvlng ton,
Keith Peter ·on, Daniel Ed"ards. Kayla Roper, Malcolm Brown and Anthony Vessels. Ba·k row: Jack
Dowling. David Burris· DeB&lt; key Charlie Cohen and lan King.

Ken Hoif • 12
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for 4 \nrs Jrt.i b\
fJr in\ fJ'vorite p.1rt
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[2J1}-zJ theatre.

Clockwi e from top left: Oh snap! On tage, seniors
Alex Stevens aod Ken Horr. fr hman Tim Peck. soph·
omore David Steninger and junior Rafl Ward perform
their ynchronized •napping. Tech Crew. Front row.
Bill Huggins. Billy Gabel. Matt Brown. Ben Bowen.
Brandon Flnnle Matt Dowling and Peter Hartman.
Second r.,.... Julie Bennett, Gavin Jacob . Jacob Green
wood. l aac Wanamaker. Laura Phillips-Strain, Domi·
ni~ue Calloway aod Pearce Connelly. Back row. Monica
Scott, Carlo Davis. Canyon Bnak, Undsay Smith. Arl
anna Hill. Wawrly Loza. Leigh Barn holt, ate Macken·
zle and Greg 0 Brien. letk rumble. ln We t Side StOI)I;
juniors Jad&lt;son Meredith and Ben Brown. seniors Dan

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ETC: Front row: Sophia Schwabe, lauren Freeman, Haley Je eman. Perla Orden z· Rodrlgu~z. Uzeth Amat~co· ava , Amanda lelb. Ma·kenzl Bell· ugent, Jack Dowling. Ken Hoff, ZackSu cl. Paul Emrich.
n Meredith. Ficllctty Durocher-Harleman, Ben Brady. Brld et Kromrcy and Marcus Meadows. Second rffi\~ lan King. Harris Alterman. Clare Stenlnger, lout e Pietruszewskl, Robert Addams. luca
Barel Gotumb. ora Uvlng t n. Qulera Cantrell. Monica Scott, U a Wormley. laura PhiT!lps-5tram. ed Imhoff, Beatrlz Contreras. Kirby Page·Schmlt , Dave Woodard , Torln Schuster, Duncan Palmer.
11nd R fl Ward. Back row: 1 11e Wan11m11ker. David Burris· DeB ke): J h Tucci, Danlelle Ca IIIIo, Colette English, Tim Peck. David Stenlnger, Kye Killian, atalle Fine. Karlssa frolov, Maggie Hughes.
Sam11ntha Egl • Waverly lozc. Vlkl Eagle, Tent a Gotlln-5heehan, Erin Smith, Cally D !ton, Arlannc HIT!, Sa11 nnah Allen. Undsay Smith, Dawn Hun-k. Michael Richard on and Domlnlqu CaiiO\\'a):

lac

The East Theater Company was once again one of the largest and most popular actlvites at
East. The group met once a week in the auditorium to work on lmprov. role playing and stage
a t!ng. for fun and to increase their skills. "ETC is great because the activities are fun. and there
Is o much support from other members: explained freshman David Burrls·Deboskey. Beyond
we kly activtles. the East Theater Company Is also responsible for the fall play and the spring
mu I al.
This yeari; fall play was ·sweeney Todd: a melodrama about a malevolent barber. played by
enior Dan Aid, who slits his customers throats and makes them into pies with the help of the
chef. Ms. Lovett. played by junior ora Livingston. "In the fall play I liked killing people and then
pulling a lever to make the barbel'S chair tip over; said Dan.
The spring musical was · west Side StorY. a how about rival gangs based loosely on
"Romeo &amp; Juliee Director Mel Duggan explained. ·west Side Story Is one of the most important
American musicals ever made~ Sophomore Ben Brady commented, "What I like most about the
musical is blending three activities into one: singing, dancing and acting. Its a lot of work. but
It worth It in the end~ The sets. lighting. costumes and sound for the show were de igned and
created by ETCs tech crew, and Mr. Oxman5 orchestra provided the music.
• Viki Eagle

ETC Council. front ro . Amcnda lelb, Jadt Dowling. Ken Hoff. Zllck Su I, Brld et
Kromrey. ora Uvlngston, F1 llcity Durocher· Harleman, J ck on Mered1th and B n
Brad): Back row: Isaac Wanamaker, MacKenzl Bell· ugent . Marcus Mead ws and
Paul Emrich.

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Abraham Lincoln once said, Alway bear in mind that your
own resolution to succeed is more important than any one thing.N
The top ten seniors have proven their resolution to succeed through
academics, excelling in all of their classes and maintaining a high
grade point average. They have also found ucce s in numerous
club , athletics, and other extracurricular activities. The students
featured on these pages repre ent the unofficial top ten eniors, in
random order, based on grades from their first even semester .
Teacher who worked closely with these students and knew
them well had the following to ay:
NS mething that these exceptional tudents all have in common
is that they all submit truly thoughtful written work.

• Mrs. Taylor, Science
MFirst. I always feel bad for number eleven; l root harde t fl
the eleventh best. Second, I appreciate how these kids liven t
classroom with discus i ns. Hard work really does pay off.
• Mr. Madison, English
MThe top ten tudents give us their intellect, hard work, a
desire to excel. They help make East the best comprehensive hi
school in Denver. We appreciate their diligence to academics.M
• Mrs. Callum, Principal
MGraduating in the top ten of this school is a signal distincttor
in both intellect and dedication.N
• Mr. Thalhofer, Social Studies

MThere's only us, there's only this.
Forget regret or life i yours to miss.
-Rent

MKnowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.
- Alfred Lord Tennyson

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Berkel y Di tvorst
MPersonaUy l'm always ready to learn,
although l do not always like to be taught.
-Winston Churchill

[2J"1}-4J top ten.

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Nlf you ever teach a yodeling class, probably the hardest
thing is to keep the students from just trying to yodel right
off. You see, we build to that. Jack Handey
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MKind words can be short and easy to speak,
but their echoes are truly endless.~
- Mother Teresa

Nl have found that if you love life,
life will love you back.~
- Arthur Rubinstein

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NYou can't have light without dark to stick it on.~
- Arlo Guthrie

ul hate quotations. Tell me what you know.~
- Ralph Waldo Emerson

StefJnie Tud r

MJry Dewey

You have to pay the price.~
-Eric Evans

NBe the change you want to see in the world.w
- Mahatma Gandhi.

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r.-.'hen VOIJ r.-.·ere 011r nm~~htv
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yw and so verv grateful to have
such Grace among 11 •

Love.
VOI.lr very e....Xer~£Jd famdv

Jorutlun

Smith
This is my beloved son in

whom I am well pleased
Matthew 3:17b

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Love,

Mom and Dad

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l.&lt;n• .ne &lt;nil s1 &lt;..'&lt;.t.tl gtft 1

full of joy and curiosity as
a toddler. Great strength
and courage as a teen. And
wisdom beyond her years as
a young adult. May all your
dreams come true.
Love,
Mom

Eagle
You have grown into an
enjoyable. lovable young
man. which I atn very
proud of.
Love.
Morn

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baby pictures.

In my ctean rn engel ncrned Victoria caoo
to me. in o.r most diffloJt slluot100 you were
bom And still you were gtven llfe "Victay"
Yo.r ncme trmsbted n .lopcrcse
Vi · BeouhfU
K1 - Hq:Jpiness
Ray· Coming
Love,

Mcrn and Rod

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Lizzy

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We re so proud of you. who
you've become. and what you've
accomplished. We wish you ~reat

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happiness and success as you
head to colle~e. and throu~hout
your r

Love.
Mom and Oad

You br' ough I jo~
and lov in1 o our'
liv s and con I inu
I o do so - we're so
pr' oud ot how tar
~ou've con1e.

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fil)e youl)g JT)al).
We are very proud of you.
Keep srT)iliQg al)d bave fur)
doil)g it.
Love,
Dad, Polly &amp; Gral)drT)a

Lov . f"lom . Dod and Lisa

Ben

Jordln
No matter how big or tall 4ou
get. 4ou will alwa4s be this little
bo4 to us. We cant wait to see
4ou achieve all 4our goals and to
see where 4our future taUs 4ou.
Alwa4s remember to Jceep 4our
head up and never Jet an4one or
an4thlng stop 40U from reaching
4our dreams.
love 4ou olwo4S , Mom &amp;Ashle4

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'Ii«f gorgw1 f. ~J/cuP. ldmlly who
nre VtJJ ryj to Jxfl }t&gt;J 11re e;oo;ceJiloiiill
doni be frmd lo &amp;}J£M tl to Ihe world.

[LNa \fom

nd Dad nud Koa

One ehoula hav6 lnel~ht
Into thle worla of ar6ame
that paeeoe In th6
twlnklln~ of an 6y6.
Hojo 5h1~6tokl
Lov6, lov6, lov6,
Mom &amp; Daa

\\Jhcn

XJU n.X't'c born, XJU UX't'c

bom . JX"Cial &amp;- loucd be
Rn11C1llbcr n.'l!l&lt;:'n

nd mord'i

. k"p5 n: ill not be homrx"T'ct:l: l'Dil&lt;:'n
9Qll mn, ~-uu U111l not stumble

fiold

on to •nstrudion, do not k-1 1t go,
~1uard 1t mdl, for 1t L.'i 90ur hk

(ol)(' lllom &amp;- ITiar_y (ou

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�Lavvrence
.C:tav w th mo!1ll'nl whde RJmll~
vow beautd'u/ eves on the future.

We hope that life5 journey
brings you everything you
de erve - love, adventure, joy
and challenges - and mo t
importantly, happiness.

Beheve vw d r;e1v behev. 111
VOW'S &gt;](, w}mfever VOil d

Ire.

KII(J.o.' vw are lovro arri
~~.·e beheve l!J vw.

Love,
Mom and Dad

lnve
,\1om

~
It Ius h. one of our

Johnson

'l'll

T Jl e the tu11e to wonder,
tun? to set e Jt1d slure
T Jke the rOJd less trJvelcd,
time to g•vc Jtll1 ure.

grc1tcst jO\ ~ to w,1kh \ u
grow tnto a bnght ,lrK.1 confk.·h1t
\ ung w tll..ll wtth ,l gre,lt
serL~' of hu11101. \Vc ,Jt\' \U)
proud ~ \ u. Lt\ 1.' c, -h dJ\ to 1b
fullest.

All ur _upfX)rt JrK.i love,
~orn, D.Jd Jnd I tu

l \..

Molll .m.i 011.i

Scales
"F:s ' 1 )- ,d l1 ng is g t· ·at
\.Vh •n greatly pursued:'
-C)fh.•e t Wendel l I hllnl •s, ] 1.

If you want to find
perfection, don't look in
the mirror.

rust and honor your
passions.

Love,
Grandma, Mom,
Selana &amp; Daniel

l_, ')\.."L",
1\.1&lt;ml, [ )ad :tnd

Aminian

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You rnean the world
to us:! Now go s:how
ever~one what
~ou can do!

S~annon, on Oct. 21 1 was blessed wit~
a loving da!Ag~ter. Yo!Ar e!:1eS and !:10IAr
smile broiAg~t lAS Jo!:1 and ~applness
and !:10IAr accomplls~ments lnl 1e
YolA ~ave blossomed into a bealA f!A
!:10IAnglad!:1.

Love.
Morn and Dad

Love,
Mom, Sftawn, Dawn, Sfta~,Jia. Tf\e Co ns
famlli:J

�Tlw &lt;·ouragv that .You h:tH'Don't throw it :t\\ay~aH• it fiw anoth&lt;•r tinH·A notlwr da.\·Tlw fin·~ all ~u·ourHl youBurn big and lwightT
But Uw fin· d '&lt;'P in~id ·youBurns stron ··and lightT
\\( • a t'l' VI' I • JII'OII&lt; I of you!
I'""' :\twn, A llg;Plo and
l «alwlla

Fontenot

~.M.I'\.'(•·u·.ll x·. 1 UHull ).:\} 1

Rub_y,
We couldn't be more proud of_you. Eour
kind heart an(generous nature show
throu_gh in all that_you do. We looe_you.
"The future belon_gs to those who belieoe
in the beaut_y of their dreams~
-fleanor Roosevelt

It '\'c\.~

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fooe,
mom, tlad, Paul and matt

1 &gt;t&lt; "ad ol "&gt;t •'
')•_HI'

.7-f/ma, vo11 "bmt it. ··· ] 011
bttPC 11 )1l'!)' bn:e:bt fitt/111'.
1 1o11c vo11 tmt! 1)1{' {//'{'
PCI)' pro11t! of yo11.

·u

~ort.

a ra «:;rand a

·Jl (omt~llll D11tl

C1ly Lemar,

Te€!
We are so proud '"''
sr 10
beau•,ful and amoz1ng womal"
you 'Jove become
ollow ycxr posston wherever 1 !TlOY
d you and you w1l soar And
er"ierT'ber no MOtter how old you
e may you s I ftnd lOY rum ng w
aoandon I~OLg tf,e fiel s

~th N\onigie

"Go,
Kads,
Go!''

f.ove,
Tf&gt;e Ptaygrot.Jp Parents
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�Your hurnor and srnile has
brought us happiness. We
are so proud of ~ou and
~our accomplishments.

(ih/wa:J,&amp; cele6rate :J,6Ur lrcfe

Love.
Morn and Dad

&amp;6 ,er6ub 6{ :J,6U.

wft~ a s6n3 Tn )J.6Ur ~eart

anb a bance Tn )J.6Ur ste,e.
'(De /tJVe :J.6U anb are

Rae
You w r-e m an I I o be
an Ang lau-e ver- srnce
~Oll wer-e
Keep singing!

.til y&lt; ut ,tee&lt; tnplt hnl 'tH .
)~nt h,\V

out'"" · .tnd su1 port

L'\.'~ 1"). SIL' J' &lt;lf t h "\.\.' ,1)'.
w~-·11

I ,. I tght I hL"tL" \.\.'11 h )nlt.
I o.,·~.

We love ~ou I"lor'' and Dad

l\.1un\, I 'l,u..l, .u1.d

1 •It s,t

igan
Yoll've got the braul.
the heart ucl the Jlerve

Mo;
You are unique in all the world.
You have touched all who know you
with your quick wit, your warm soul
and your loving heart. Lucky for us
that we have been able to
experience it all with you.
Love always.
Mom and Dad

CongratlllatiOJlS OJl
\lSillg all three

Love.
Molll. Dacl. Mitch.
Korey ucl Brette

Allison
Barrett
"Always bear il) ll)il)d tl)at your
owl) resolutiol) to succeed is ll)ore

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b~li~v~ in your~tf.

ill)portal)t tl)al) al)y Ol)e tl)il)~."
- Abral)all) lil)coll).

"'"&amp; th~ eheng~ you Wizh to
~ in th~ world." -Ghandi

We are so proud of your
accoll)plisl)ll)el)ts al)d of tl)e

&lt;Vane~ &lt;Vane~ &lt;Vane~

persol) you are. We love you!

bow,
Mom, ®ad, Jemt end ooph~

Mom al}d Dad

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Grnb your dr~m~,

�Sanderson
Uf~'5 1i k~ a

• '(lt'((

h'

Lit•e in th moment
and make it .·o
beautiful that If 1cill b
wot·th mmembet·ing!

--pi~c~ of cak~ -

~njo~ ~IJ~~ bit-~!

Lo\1&lt;2,
f'1o"-\, ""Dad and )&lt;255i&lt;2

LOI'(',

:~1om, Dud, a11d Cafhl'ritlf'

D ea r Andr e w

f?eth1-,
We celebrate qour ~p1-r1-t
and compa~~t,on.
You're de~t1-ned to
make a di-fference.
embrace qour dream~!

You m a k e u s Io ugh . Work
h a rd , pi a ~ h a rd be a good
fr ie nd a nd n e v e r lo se ~our
wond e rful se n se of humor .
W e lov e ~ o u mor e l

l-ove.

Mom D a d . a nd Jon a than

Mom, Pad and Pale

"\(mr pa

" 'THE

~ion thr lif • and lmt•

for oth •t·::-; ""'ill mak(• a &lt;liffet•
&lt;'11&lt;:&lt;' in our world. ( 'ontinm•
to lon• dt•(•pb: laug·h often and
foll&lt;m' your h(•at·t. 'A·· htP• • h(•pn
hk·:5~&lt;'&lt;1 by your gifts. Thanks
for shal"ing all yout· "::-;hining
nlotnt&gt;nts" v:ith us.

~ock on!

You never cea e to
amaze u !

xe.
Mom, Dad,
elint and R.Jch

DOOR

OPE

TO
0

H PPL E

TWARD."

. K IERKEGAARD

To THE ~100. •

• ·o B CK.

Mo 1

Ic make- u.' '&lt;1 l'f'T1

mcrllwcnc,
lm elv and clk"m~hcful r·
TV'T :n
c
'c:'U ha1e n wn up w ~Lol , DJddy md l'at•l'

Tt,Emma:
Full d dream•, laur;hcrr and ra--k'n.
K p ch m dlld -hare chcm nich ch n 'l"id. L_::o!L...--~-----=:...._-.....,~
Lc1, \lama
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�Wir wiinschen Dir, dass Du
so freundlich, fleissig, interessiert und mutig Deinen Weg
weitergehen wirst wie bisher
und dass dieser Weg Dir und
den Menschen urn Dich herum
viel Freude macht.

Thank you for 11 years
of joy and laughter.
We hope life brings you two
11 much happiness 11 you
have brought to us.
Love,
Momi.ute, Homie DI' J Dawg

Love

Mom and Dad

An amazin~ pair always have been.
always will be.
So together. and so
different

c.oLwag ous Whc.n ~ou
look I:.&gt; a k on ~:~our' life. ~ou'll
r gre I I he I hings you
d1dn't do mor'L 1han 1he
ones you did. We lov you
I o the moon'

Alwa~ s keep ~our

The wo,.ld i~ a bette,. place with ljOU

s ense of humor ~our

in it. 'We a1'e ~o blu~ed to hove ljOU

personalit~ . and ~our

"~ ou,. doughte~ M"4 ljOU1' life be

wonderful s mile . Black

filled with oil good thing~: happiner~,

tall and proud ~ou have a

love, good heolth &amp; p1'o~pe,.itlj .
[g,ve,

lot to give to the world .
love

Mom and OoJ

GandtJ

We all adore you. We will rniss
you terribly w hen you leave.
"Life rnoves pretty fad. If you
don't stop and look around once
in aw hile. you could rniss it."
Love.
Mom. Dad. Gavin. A iden.
Riley. and ~erric;: B.

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Wt art dto-;;ro-ad o-f
fft,t f'O'!IHff man fft,af
f'O'!I nave btOO'mt!
Ltrvt_
Mtrm&amp; Dad

�Brene1sha,
Keep stnving for excellence
and pursue your dreams with
intensity and confidence in
your abilities. We love you.

cJydney,
ou are sweet, smsiti'Pt, bright,
talented, and much more. 'We ld'Pe
you and -wen so pfTJtJii of y011. 'We
looijorJWJrd to rMtching aU the
~ntkiful thingr -we~
you rti/1 accomplish.

r

Mom, Dad, Ruby,
Rakeem &amp; Bryan

c.:JrCom and Vad

Atttfun\Na
How the years have flown by!
Our hearts swell with pride
to see the confident young
man you have become. May
your life be filled with the
happiness you have given us
and may all your shots hit
the back of the net!
Love,
Mom a ndDad

Davis
Tkef'e kA\fe bee~ MA~!j
c.kA~~e' o\fef'
~ke :jeAf''
bv~ ovf' l.o\fe fof'

vou are tre 1ght of
my fe. I ave you a~d
ar~ proud of you!!

!10ll ~ ' e\fef'l.A'~~ ~~ .

"Yovf' d.Ad. wovl.d. be
pt"ovd..

Mor1

70 o11r 'R.r!J·e But!Tbt fairest flower in our
gartle11.
:Fmm JfJIIr f::fJ1'i"g f'ami~v­
· l{fJm, ·D11t/. :P1111I

D 01' DOI'i n.
Con tinu

1o mok

ever~

do~ th

best do~ of ~our
~OUI' life.
You 01' th b s1.

life. Liv

Lo-.e you tor ver.
l"lom. Dad . Devon. Hun1 r
&amp; Iader

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�f r r 11 L f,m du.:s. I LUS I LjOUI cu~c
011 I his grcu I. gr ur,J wo11dr ous
ucuu I 4· sl c mukcs u In L pir u1 L
Ay LjOUr mol h r· u proud o' yu
Yu lurr d out o' u u fm . fir
gu 1ku u llic.s o'lor·tun . Lit 's
I r cuuyc. uwurl s you. tulf ill your·
dr cmns. rl UL ~our ·s I or· I· I ukir '.

ba QT lOSt: IIQlb Qt YOU&amp;
b&amp;t:4l4S OR 4SP1&amp;4TIQ!IS.
Fa&amp; It YOU na. YOU l4lY
STill t:liST1 lJUT YOU 84Vt:
Ct:4St:b TQ liVt:. -'I'IIOilt:4U
kt:t:P b&amp;l:4l41!1G.

'Y ou ur c u wond r·tul grit. l lo\C
40u so much - !'1om

Lavt:. l'.!al4 4!1b b4n

Walk your path with th~ joy
and 6nthuelaem you hav6
alwaye ehoM. Your emll6 will
h~lp to mak6 th~ world a
b6tt~r plao~; It alwaye hae

for ue. Mak~ a dlff6r~no~.
Lov~.

Mom Dad, and Kathl~6n

" oth1ng 111 t c "orld can take the place of
per htence. Tar nt "1ll not; nothing 1 more
common than un uc e fulmen l'lth talent
Geniu' I' ill not: unn!l'arded geniu' 1 aim'"'
n pro,-erb. F.ducauon I' ill not, the world ts
full ot edu at d d reli&lt;:t . Pem tence and
determmation alone are omnipotent I he logan
' Pre On' ha ohed and al" ) \\111 ohe the
problem ot th human race."- Cah m Cool idg
Fromm) Dad to me; nd from me
to )OU at your h1gh chool graduation.
\\nh lme, )Our M m

Love. Mom. D~~. ~"'~
Kor~

May you bless
others as richly as
you have blessed us.

Decu· . J1e'S/!( lle,
.V!y 1n·a ye r is t II at 11011

succeed in all t II at !JO H
cndeai'OJ: P 11t God ji"rst ill
!JOilJ'li}i'. I (/JJ/ /'('J lj fH'OIUl

Love always.
Paul, Mom, Brendan,
and Dyn a

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of yo u an d 110 111 • ;; wt I/( ,.
wo u I d luu·e ber 11 too.

Lo t•e, D ad, J.P

�SedbrCXJk
GROW HAPPY WAY DOWN DEEP,

Pauley dolly. apple 1p1der,
Chlorine on the beach,

HOPE IN THE WORLD, LOVE FOR
YOUR SOUL AND NEW WINGS

Loving 1p1r1t, muJiclan poet,

FOR YOUR SPIRIT TO FLY

Wandering the world.

ABOVE YOUR TROUBLES.

We love you.
1'\om, Dad, Danielle

Pogue

DEAR GtB
"YOU CA I OT HflP BUT LEAR I
¥\ORE AS YOU TAKE THE 'ORLD
I 'TO YOUR HA 'DS. TA 'E I
REVERE TL Y, FOR IT IS A PIECE OF
ClAY, ITH \\llLIO 5 OF
HU BPRI I s 0 I I ."
- ]OH UPDIKE

Na \l•
W e • •e v••u ptoud of the uoung ladu
!JOU h a v e

LovE,
MoM AND JAcoB

grown to be and the woman

wa know uou ' ll be c ome . Babu g itl hul\l
know th la lA JU At the beginning tha
wotld 1 uou• •· We II a lwau a be he••
for uou when e ver uou need u s. Keep
Ood In uour mind heart and s oul .

)l .. l OUR lO\ E:
,'v\0 V\ A D DAD

Love M om and Eric

'cl/11

Svveetser
SAM·
\'@ll ArtE 'T'HE WGH'T' @F
@llft WVES- N@W G@ @ll'T'
ANf&gt; WGH'T' 'T'HE W@fti!Jf&gt;•
NAMU'T'F.·

Keep OJ\ be~J\9 4-rve

t-o !lovr,etf.
We D..re 'o provd. ot
wko !30V D..re.

frt@M M@M DAf&gt; hAOEV
ANf&gt; 'T'HE BUSS

Lo"e, MoM A."&lt;i 'DA.&lt;i

Twins-,

We ~e p~d of iiifl of

s-tay clos-e to God,

t~ yQ(.&amp;~ wg~" yQ(.&amp;'ve
be&lt;;g~.
lgok fgrw~
tg yQW' f(.&amp;t(.&amp;re jgys.

and fulfill you,. pu,.pos-e.

ygwo S"''es$f:S iii,d love

We

(..we ~"' iii,d [)Qd

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�.. I have found the best way
tO give advice to your
children is to find out what
they want and then advise
thern to do it. ..
- !-larry g, Trurnan

70 ...,l (v Bt1by .1"1.
.J'rt l'rflttbal _l'IJII gm1l' i11t0 f1
bmllti(lll \'01111" lt1dy. tl/lflllo llltltft r
wbc!i .\'flttr tlli tllm ta{t yo11. li 1111111bcr om tbtit.f!: lti 11t'rt r rotlilt lilt (Jt{/
lllltil tbt jimll bdl nit!!\ imllf [1i1t! bt
rrt!lm.e:. Til fllll'fly1 bt tbt!i }or yw.

With love.

f:or ....;Yom

From Your Village

J...a.li.;l
We are .&lt;:o prwd of yo.1. Contmue to
!;mlle and walk wJth your head up.
Allow all of _vour future goal~ to
be reached!! L1ke vou alway.&lt;: .&lt;:ay
fake tt hap~n!!!

John5on-

Piaq the game...
Plaq t,t well
tove.

Lwo

Your flamq

\fom Dad r; J: e}'EI

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-t Q. u.f~,hd.()OJ -t() ~()IJI( ~()IJ .

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cy()IJ O.i(Q. 0.
O.hd.

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W\.()\'V\ 0.~~ CQ()~Q.l(\:

The depth and breadth of my
love for and pride in you are
more than words or this
space can ever capture.
More than a black hole.

Mom

Aid
T::&gt;eared Daniel.

You wero oJ,.,.o!ls o ~ rot!kerl
'De.dinolion Unknown - Mo!l the
journeg Dring !fOUjoy liM!. Wt'sdom

ond!four nome in 6ng# tgl.k/
Rock on/ You ins:pre us/
'--e.

Mom Dod.llowordondK.ok

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�Bolden
"What lies behind us and
what lies before us are
tiny matters compared to
what lies within us."
·Ralph Waldo Emerson

You are elemental, h e wind, like
water. You grew beneath my heart,
a.rving rememberings in my bed
rock. Your name is written on my

heart. "Ala roi - no Ka oi.~
I love you beyond words.
'"Cowboy up.~ the world is waiting.

We know you have It In you to
succeed In whatever you dol
Love,
Mom, Dad, and Zach

AmandaThe day they laid you in my
arms. I Rnew you w ould always
succeed at anything you set
your mind to. You have made us
proud with all you have
accomplished. Al w ays follow
your heart and let its love
lead you to success
Lo~ c

I' Iom. fl ex. 01 d f sl Icc

Love. M.c:xoo

Stevie Lyn,
You have always been
the light of our life. That
light inside of you will
brighten the world!
"I hope you dance."
Love,
The Mommas

Jimenez
-\c' y ..~u ...~t 1 1er $. 1 ·t e t h1~•
~-.1~ ~~le, a t e.1r ..~f
ie ~llillllllc'r~; Ill
t he •..~rner ..~f c1 Lir eye: f ..~r .'Ill t lut
y ..~u h ~\ e -.-..~n rl :.,k" i Fr,~m the

rn..

.. b y yl~u were l·l~n1 Y l~Lo tl-~\ e Lit; .~

L10tU~ll111rrec.,__,~c~·~ ..~.f ;!.1(-c" '\ Jr .-e
Ill .~II ClrCUillc;t .lllCec;. St -W t t1.1e t ,~
y ..~r he.;~rt ...10 1t 1~; l·e~ut1ful.
L.~\ e -\lw.1yr-.

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�Overbury
~o ~onde2r ~our birthda~
i5 \Jal&lt;2niin&lt;2'5 "Do~. ~ou'r&lt;2

n_LL TU~ Llc;UT!&gt; IN TU~

UNiV~R!&gt;~ AR~ YOUR i(lt{

5~&lt;2&lt;2T 05 chocolat'&lt;2 and

-Q TAc;OR~ .
'(ou Llc;UT UP OUR UV~!&gt;.

~ou ha\.1&lt;2 a h&lt;2art of gold.
I a~ \.1&lt;2~ -proud of ~cu.

CoNc;RATULATION!&gt; c;RADUAT~

Ke2&lt;2-p ~orking hard.

\\f~ LOV~ YOU .

~Otvl. ~Gl.J. c:;-RANDtviA. ~TAL

hn 1lX1 morning'~ baby
fuiYf you think hn ~wutr
Ro~ on 1lX1 ~WI,
~~"~on 1lX1 ful
Cklr b~ from God.
cU"ld Cll)tl) I h.._·Jn 1

) "')tl\ .. 1n tcl

). lH f uudy" r ) 1 n.lud
I,,, l l l I h 'IJII\C •
l\.1om, l ) • I. l\.1 1 ,

1oV!Z,

Mommy and Toni

Everv dav and in everv wav
"You're getting
bener and bener."

BU

We love vou.
om, Dad and Jimmv

Christ
Thatch
You have always been a
delight and joy in our
lives. We love you so much
and know that whatever you
choose to be, you will be
very successful.
Love,
Mom and Dad

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baby pictures.

Gon.
You are captain of !:JOur ~hip.
Life can be challenging at: time!:;
but: remember you are in charge
of !:JOur o w n dedin!:J.
Love you alw ays:.
Morn and Dad

John 3:16-18

�Bolger
)cut smt (; and sptnl

These thin~s we
warmly wish for you Someone to love, some
work. to do, a bit d sun, a
bit d cheer.
An Irish an~l always near.

ltc;ht up out• li.-Jcs. Y ttl'
6iq dt·cmns i.nspi.t•c cmd
clwlleiHJ, us.

fhllo ,, ;out·

h ua t't to u bt·i qht futu t•c.

Love from,
Morn, Amy. Chance,
Nor&amp;i and R.iley

\~e lo e '

J

u deat-l ~
J

Y1otn, Dad, and Pat

Tiu11 yl"U fL~I

t .. l.JIIl\..1 ruch
L~y tl~ IllY life ..m~

- k"WI

You w1ll always be 212 to usl
We are proud of he person

J I 1c' t ttle k~\ c&gt;.

~ L~u ~1re tt1.1ly ~1 He(-..~;111\..1·

you have becomel

I ~1111 :_;L~ ~'rL~l, ~ L~f yL~U

Re~1ch fL~t· the st ~1rs bly
L-.~\ c&gt;,

Love

ML~IlHllY ..m..i yL~ur h·L~thet·~;

Mom and Dad

A momont ago you woro an
Coon Jover, natural dosastens ,

lmpoee!VIy outo, oarofroo
llttlo girl. Now you aro a
b6auttful Cana eomottmoe
tmpoeetblo) young woman.
W" aro eo proua of youl

Goal e. bertanan,
Debater, mad scoentis .
loved by many, admored by a few

As you travel through 'e,
Don't forg Y.ho fed you.

Lovo,
Mom, Dad, Joeeloa and Al"x

love,
Mom and Dad

Thn bonita hijal May your
creativity and attitude help you
achieve your dreams. Pien. as
Que puedes y podras. todo esta en
el estado mental. We're so proud
or all that you have accomplished.
"La vida e. en un suefio.
hazlo realidad:•

othing lasts torever,
not the mountains nor the seas
but the times we've had
together,
they will always be w1th me.

Te queremos mucho.
Mom. Dad and easey

With all Ol.C love and pnde
Mcmrny and Bekah
baby pictures.

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�Dt 1d1e

Monis

Thank~ for all t~ lought~r,

Consratulations
Joe! We are reallY
Proud of YOU. You
are a wonderful son
and a Breat Person!

ehann and joy you bring to
lif~ COngratulation~ on a job

W!Zll do~ and g~t ho~ for
t~ ~ty y~t to

oorm.

l:o~,

Love.
MomandDad

Mom, f&gt;cd and MediUm

Creighton
STAY FOCU ED AND
DETERMINED BUT
NEVER LO E YOUR
Ml CHIEVOUS

IDE.

ITH LOVE

MOM , DAD ,
SUSAN, AND NICK

Tsamasfyros
Lif i I ull of sur prrscs
n IOLJ vu-~ momcn t. S I Ulj
focus d B str-ong Be
happLJ - B sate.
Don't lose that smil
We love l.JO 1 tlik.
l'lon Dud. f I • Ul d Phthp

Keep smiling, Chris!
Never forget picking
blueberries at Lake of
the Woods.
We love you!
Mom. Dad, Lizzy &amp;
Rascal

Satb&lt;t.
It has beeJa a YJY to get to be your
pamats
to watch you grow
You are a woJltlerful youg J»illl.

ua

Keep haVIJlg fu ua lllYJ'IIJlg the
gOO&amp;\ thlllgs ill life!
Love.
MoJD.. ~cl ucl Steve

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baby pictures.

Tne da~ ~OIA were l?orn, 1~new rlg~t
awa~ ~OIA were going to be ver~
special and 1was rlgnt We nave
watcned ~OIA become a great man
We love ~OIA a11d are ver~ proiAd f
~OIA son. Tnan~ ~OIA for being a
wonderfiAison.
Love,
Momm~ and tfie fa mil~

�Roxbury

McConville
~O..M~ '?o..M~,
Ll'()o o.~o.. ~o.. ~o..l.-t' O.ha_
UJO.. t()\}0.. ~()0 1.() I'V\0~ .
~()h~~o."toto.\~()hl. ()h ~()O~

You have brought us much JOy
and happiness. and of coursQ
we are proud of you.
Your enthusiasm and
determination will
take you far.

C\~o.d-oo.-\:'~o()h.
~1&gt;\H.,

Love.

W\. tv\ 't&gt;o.d.., "M.t~O.I'\ 8. '2.~()

Morn. Dad and Mary

Didnru LexLJS

Butler
I sa you n a vsol" ,.

Tips ror lire:

e you 11.e•·e I:J rn.

A though your entry to the world was no
surpnse, I am amazed a d delighted by you
as the dyl"am c you g lady you are. I am

-~sK &lt;tuesTio~s

-Pr~cTace ~cTs orKanc:lness

mot vated by your a ty to reman
encouraged and arnb1Uous, your Innate
1nte 1gence, your generoSity to those you
ove, and your nd 1-Jeart.
OH... the paces you' go.....!

-M~Ke Thin3s beTTer
-H~ve ··L~ Fun!..

Love.
The ·renTs

I oveyou,
Mommy

Wright Jr.
Your entrusiasm in everything
you do is amazing. Yaive
worked so hard at your
accorrplishments. Words can't
express how proud I am of
you. While f inding your special
place in this big, beautiful
world • May God bless you.

Ptt-Wtt,
'Wt Ut SO PIIOUD or lOU. llit
urt ro rat ruutsr un at
BltSStb. 'Wt lOlit lOU itlll
I.(UC8. loot OU1' WOIILD, Stilt 8t
co~.tts. Tau's ~ott aot!!!
Gon au:ss tou,
t.tot.c, h ln, " lt.cl, lb1n,
1(11: &amp; JillU

I Love You so much,

Mom

Dear Jeremah, AKA, Honey boy,
Mlah, J-Loc, Teddy Bear, Genius
and Renaissance Man,
..A.Ist keep on believing, work1ng
hard and speaking your goals.
No one can stop you.
May God always be with you

"\\h.lte'\.l'r h;
''oCi
to Tuc.,.:i~\ .r'li "0 : O\ \,
I :m \OlljL t t • otl....,. d1\ ,
1\, I'OJ\\ \OU

lW grm\1\

CJSt 111) ll\.'11
l ~k tine,
ndun.: 111 O\ t'1'(0f1): th1nku1g ~-out.
1\ l&gt;rm \11 t"') :l gut"
- V.r1 1om· •1- R 1\\11 f, :d Girl

Love,

l '1. ',

Dad, Mom, Enn &amp; Lauren

Dl.i, ~1om. 11d-..ilr

baby pictures.

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�,, am the child, all the world
waits for my coming. All the
earth watches to see what I
shall become. Civilization hcrlgs
in the bala'lee. For what I am,
the world of tomorrow shall be."
Lara, we're so proud of who you
are. We love you.

We called th1s your
rosebud face. YoJ.re
been a beauhful
fbwer from the start.
We look forward to
watchin&amp; you
contmue to blossom.

Love,
Morn and Dad

Mom, Dad and Ashley

Toph r:
Our &lt;'. -quLc;Jt&lt;' ru~C!I and
ohZ&lt;'Il of th&lt;' tUlll.X?rSC'
Jt took a uJIIog&lt;', and you
llX'r&lt;' UXJrth &lt;'l.X?ry minut&lt;'.

Yo111 caVlVlot e perieVlce tV1e
mracle of a cV!ild witV!o...~t
ex per f'VlCIVlq tV!e sv1preme
preseVlce of God
Katjla, I see God Vl tjOV1.
Love,
Mom

(
...,
111om and Ckld

Winget
Our precious claughter
You face your future with
enclless love ucl support!
We are so proucl of you!

WAY TO (JO, YOU STUD!!!
WI:' ARl' \'l'RY PROUD Of YOU
AND ALL Of YOUR
ACCO~P

ISH~l'NTS .

YO ' Vl' DONI:' U

Love.
Mo111. Dacl. Stun.
Will Joe ucl Cory

PROUD.

WI:' LO\'l' YOU!

ro everything there is a season,
and a titMe to every purpose
under the heaven. Eccl. 3:1
A !Mother and daughter
that prays together will
always stay together.
love and blessings
always and forever,
MotM

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baby pictures.

Aim hl~h, Jay.

Th6 journBy le
th6 rBwara.
Wolove, you.
fbpe, Maar6, 6ooeo,

Lito ana Loulo

�McNaughton

McCarthy
Don't be
denied...

A journe11 of a thousand
miles beqins w ith the first ,
um , scooch.
Slow down, look up, smile!
World, 11our end of the tunnel
is about to liqht up!

Love,
Mom, llid and Riley

Dear Ken.
We are so proud of you! Be
conHdent in yourself, and use your
aeativity, intelligence, and hard work
to make a difference. You are a
special person. Be strong and keep
your great sense of humor.

All of our love to 11ou, babbin.
Dad and ~ama

We wi h you lot of
love, time with family
and friends, fi hing and
fun- with a little work
thrown in!
Love,
Your mom

Low from Dad, TJ. l..eshe, Jacob, Alex and
Bizabeth

Nicl1oL1s
Dear.. . icl'
\\'lter..esoe,·er you
go go ,,·ith all your
heart
Goniucius
lou ar..e fit(~ best!
I OYe you
~ I om

\Ne
r e so pr&lt;:::&gt;ud of ~ou\
\nese pasT four ~ears a"'"
EasT nave been such a
vvon e r fu\ je&gt;ur ne~ Y o
r
fu"'" r e Is c:..ertaln "\b be
fl\\ed vv\~ even mor e
jC&gt;~ nd success
psm\\\ng\
\J\1. \ave ~ou\
\...=v

DEAR CARL,

\NE ARE I CREDIBLY
PROUD OF YOU. K OW
THAT WE LO\ E YOU_
7lLWAYS.
DAD, V\0 /1/1,
'v\'ILL A D
baby picture .

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�tie

Glwa

Hanison

"lr t;, ouR.

lO ,;~lkk ~ - ~rott\

V~AT

1U ~ 01A \JUt Wffi, .~01A' vt

'""lc:\...:1, UAR.R.Y. TIJAT ~LJo v

Vi;. TR.UL:!' AR.i;. fAR. ~OR.!;. TIJAN

OUR. Ae&gt;IUTI~. - DLl~e&gt;L'-DO '- (UARR.Y

~~llAG M· frlk ~~or.

Fbrr~;.R. AND rLJ~;. CuA~e&gt;'-R. OF 6'-CR'-T~.

-?Je rook~"lMJ lo

e.y J~ Q.o vw ')
\\k AR.i;. ~0 PR.OUD Of YOUI

GMrl~ I~ ~OlAf ~,;e.,;,

\\Jr '.../JVi;. YOUI

Lovt~,t&gt;~.
SMMA~~t~

Lov~ M o~. DAD. CuARLI~
MID Po\VD~R

1

Tafoya
Small ventures can bring
future success. To my
brown-€yed ooby,
Iwish you the best.
Love,
Mom and Patrick

THERE EXISTS I EVERY
CHILD A SUPERHERO
CAPABLE OF DOl G
A,V\AZI G FEATS. JOSH,
YOU ARE OUR SUPERHERO!

Butcher
I ~e ~w.,ys uicl you
t~~te rny M\S&lt;!I ~iven "to
rne by &amp;ooJ. -niereFore
it-s only Attins you
sr~eM\

lii"11T D aY YOUR 11"1 CiiN4TION.

~rt Hish AnseL

0R[4!"1 aac;m

600 aUIS

I love yoUt
Morn

YO ,

l'O R LOVINCi f41"11LY

Mlndisc1

Jones
We- love- qou ve-rq much and
know that qou wt,/1 accompk~h
gre-at tht,ng~ t,n kfe'. Your path
t,~ ble-~~e-d. He-lp brt,ng more~we-e-tne-~~ and pe-aceto tht,~ world.

/...ove.
Mom, Vad and Shant-

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baby pictures.

Congratulations Ben!
We are so
proud of you!
Love,
Mom, Doug and
Rachel

�Kevin (T.J.),
We are proud of you and alwayt
remember ..lou can do all thlngt
through Jetut Chrltt who
ttrengthent you':'- Philipplant 4D.
Alwayt l:.eep your head up.
We love youl

Brooke,
You are a special and beautiful
young woman in many ways.
Always believe in yourself
and trust in the Lord. lt is the
LordS purpose that prevails.
Prov 19:21Love, your family

love /'\om, Dad, &lt;irandmother1,
&lt;irandpa. and ramlly

YolA caVl do
w~atever ~OlA set
~OlAV' miVld to.
We wis~ ~olA t~e
best of ever~tV1iVlg.

We are s:o proud of ~ou and
the wa~ ~ou have grown
into an intelligent wornan
with a great s:ens:e of hurnor:

Love,
Mom aVId Dad

Love.
Morn. Dad and Kelli

Boyd

McConnell

Who v.;oulcl hm·e thought that

you v.:ould haY

fryo._y all hfes adPenture:!
fet _your :tror!9 character
~md _your pa::ion: continue to
_guide _you. J am :o thankful
and proud to be _your '111om.
foPe _you forel'er,
'111om

turned out to

be a great sistm; at rrific aunt,
a wonderful friend and a pillar
of stn'ngth to the communit;\:
I lov ya and good lu ·k!
Love frmn your
'Big Sistt•r 0'. Iighty'

']}'bot lies behind J'Oll and
rrbot lies abeod ojyo11 are
tiny Jlltrffn:r romparet! to
Yrbtrt lies rritbin you.

Sw
~ou bring sunshine

to our' lives.
We love ~ou!

L':ril't,

ox

·Jl(om. !Jilt/. c:)'ttpb, tni1 :· .ffl.l'

Morn and Dad
baby pictures.

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�· what do \:jOU plan to do

May all your dreams
come true.
Make things happen.
Work bard and make a
difference.

with \:jOur one wild and
precious life?"
Mar\:j Oliver
For Quinn.

Love,
MomandDad

This is just the beginning.
love Mom

Follow your dreams.
They lead ro your
future.

"It's a tX&gt;ry funny
thing about life..:
if you refus&lt;? to acc&lt;?pt
anything but th&lt;? b&lt;?st,
u \)(?ry often gct it."

Billie Jean

\\Jilham ~Ill rsct

s

\\.'Vrl~ proud ot
u, lllo •
LOlX', mom, (kld and Zoch

Pitts-Rogers
'(ou12. LOv'b. OF LIF~ . COMPA.!&gt;.!&gt;ION ,

When friends rejoice

.!&gt;~N.!&gt;b. OF UUMOI2. AND PI2.0FOUND

both far and near

e&gt;~LI~F TUAT TU~ e&gt;~.!&gt;T I.!&gt; Y~T TO

How can I beep from singing?

COM~ \VILL L~AD YOU TO UAPPI-

N~.!&gt;.!&gt; \V~ Al2.~ PI2.0UD OF YOUI2.

(Oua~er hymn)

ACCOMPLI.!&gt;UM~NT.!&gt; .

Mom &amp; Dad, with love always

Lov'DAD. ~ 0 1•1. c;'&gt;aANDPA Q:l.ANDI.4A t. ~A X

Colleen
Matsuura
't&gt;ear ~t~lleen.
~e are 8t~Tn3 tt~ mfu )J_t~ur lrttle
~a~)J. {ace .I f.t~~e )J.tiU are as ~rt~u~

t~{ )J_t~ursel{ as we are t~{ )J.tiU Xave

a f.a~~)J. an~ successful future .
'/,tJve,

m,m ~Vah

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r

-:han · foc being o bttght at\Ll
c:h rful funn:. and ta en J
u

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Bardwell, Emily ........ 25. 48. 51. 168. l()Q. 2Z3. 229
Barels·Columb. Lucas ......................... 84. 212. Z13
Barnholt. Leigh ....................
103. 114. ZOO. 212
Baros. Kylie ................................ .................... 63
Baros. Sheena .................................................. 72
BMraza. Luis ................................................... 72
Barrera. Dominique .........................................
Barrett, Allison............
. ........ 25. 198. .224
Barrett. Dylan .......................................... 84. 124
Barrett. Kelsy .............................................. n. 81
Barron. Gerardo.....
. ........................... 84
Bartholomew. ian ................................ 72. 210. 211
Bartll.'tt. Robert .............................................. 110
Bass. Katherine ........................... 10. 11. 22. 25. 49
Ba e. C!na ................................. 84. 171. 196. 197
Basse, Madeline ............................ 63. 111. 17o. 193
Bates. Erln ........................................... n. 165. 218
Batey, Dandre .................................................. 84
Batsford. Andr~w ..................... 25. 47. 48. 150. 151
Battle, Turmour ..................
78. 116. 118. 11Q, 179
Baumhauer. Anna ....................................... 11. 84
Baxter. Alura ........ 12. 22. 26. 42. 182, 183. 210. 211
Bayly. Joseph ............................................ 84. 197
Beard. Quanlsha ................................... 22. 26. 37
Bechtel. Dana ................................................... 63
Beckett. Nicholas ....................... 11. 18. 63. 172. 217
Beczkalo. Alexandrla ..... 11. 26. 3Z. 48. 112. 113. 193
Beczkalo. Grant ......................... 21. 82. 84. 87. 193
Behnk~. Qulnn ................................................. 63
Bell. Caitlin ...................... 4. 63. 10.2. 106. 170. 193
Bell.
........................................... n.

n.

&lt;~al. Arl..............
. .•. 6. 24. 35, 193, 197
Abbott. Alexander............. •........ q 84.180. 197
tt. Emllle .................... lO. 62, 63. 110. 111. 216
Abdullah. Muhammad ........................ 72. 94. 194
.\braham. Hannah ....... 11. 20. 24. 3q 17o. 219. 233
,&amp;.ceved&lt;~ Crystat. .......................... 84, 101. 197. 217
Acevedo. Vaness a ............................................. 63
Acosta. Cesar ................................................... 72
Acosta. Ell .......................................... 84. 88. 197
Acqul to, Kalen.72, 94.110. 148. 14q 156. 190. 197.
2()(l 210. 211
.\darns. Catino .................................................. 63
-\dams. Daniel.. ......................................... 72. 154
Adams. Jonathan ........................................ 24. 26
Adams. Mercedes ........... 7. 72, 77. 80. 82, 136. 137
Adams. Myrl. a .................................. 84. 147.171
Addoms. Anna ............................... 24. 26. 35. 216
Addoms, Robert ................................ 72. 200. 213
Aid Daniel. 24. 28. 34, 186. 192. 193. 198. 19Q. 201.
212. 213. 230
Atqulpa-Dorner. Stlvana ............................. 72. 17o
Ajual. Marsa ............................... 17. 22. 24. 28. 189
Ajual. lankor ............................................. \7. 84
Albert. Cristina ............................. 23. 24. 30, 220
Albert. Tynara ........................................... 84. 110
Albright, Ashlee ...............................................
Aldrich. Alexandr~a .......................................... 61
Alexander. Aujha ............................... 84. 138, 198
Alexis. Mlkayla ..............................
81. 114. 201
Allegrezza. Benjamin .............. 18. 63. 94. 152. 153
Allegrezza. lsabella ................. 84. 91. 115. 171. 210
Atlen. Emelia ...................................... 84. 138. 198
Allen. Laura ............................. lQ, 83. 84, 177. 218
Allen. Savannah ............................ 63. 68. 197. 213
Atston. Millicent ......................................... 72. 98
Alterman. Harrls ............................. lQ. 84. 97. 213
Alvarado. Arturo..............
. ................... 97
Amateco-Nava. Uzeth ........................ 84, 171. 213
Acnaya. Marla ...........................
186. 206. 207
Ambriz. Crlstal. ......................................... 84. 98
,o.mlntan. Manuchehr ............ 24. 44. 180. 197. 222
Acnmlshaddal. Amana .................................... 84
Anaya. Sergio ...................................... 21. 84. 197
Werson. Emma ....... 23. 24, 25. 174.175.192.240
Anderson. India ................................. 84. 88. 198
Ander on. Parnell ...................................... 84. 119
,O.nder on-Thayer. Brandon ...................
81, 179
,O.ndrews. Monica ..... Q. 17. 24. 31. 48. 182. 183. 168,
l'l8. 199. 200. 212
,O.ndrews. Shantta ..................................... q 17. 84
,O.ngeles. Luis ............................................. 84. 151
Antone, Marl. sa .............................................. 84
Mtwlwaa. Abena ........................................... 84
,o.pet, Angelica ............................................ n. 77
,O.podaca. Adrian ................................ 82. 84. 104
~ppell. Alexander ........................................... 84
Aragon. Michael .............................................. 84
Arceo. Louls ..................................................... 63
Archambault. Wllllam ...................................... 92
Arline. Morgan .................................... 72. 137, 194
Armendariz. Omar ........................................... n
Armstrong. Canlsha .................................. n. 78
Armstrong. Katherine ......................... 62. 63. 139
Armstrong. Larry ................. .24, 25. 60. 116. 200
Arnold. Devin ................................................... 57
"rrleta. Anthony ................... 82. 84. 120. 121. 155
Arroyo. Ricardo ................................................ n
Arteaga. Marla ................................................ 84
rteaga-Muro, Jose .................................... 84. 216
ay Amanda .......................................... 84, 198
1\schklnasl. Danle1.. .................... 63. 106. 166. 167
1\sfaw. Feben .......................... 20. 83. 84. 156. 193
1\shley Tyler ................................... 13. 84. 151. 155
1\shtakala. Hrlshlkesh ............................... 24. 25
"tenclo. Alexl .............................................. 25, 51
Nklnson. Je!Trey ....................................... 84, 87
"tufunwa, Chima ... 7, 22. 25, 36. 94. 205, 227, 252
"usler. Christina ................... 63, 136. 146. 174. 175
1\ustermann. Carrie .................................. n. 165
1\valos. Jorge ................................................ 25. 51
k/ery. Jonathan ...................................... 6. SQ. 193
"very. Katie ............................................... 63, 17o
Avila. Jaquellne ............................. 25. 46. 18Q. 217
"xelrod. Sydney ..... 14. 20. 25, 2Q. 60. 176. !SQ. 219.

I

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n

n.

n.

n.

n.

I

227
1\yala. Crlstal ...................................................188

b

Babcock. Lauren... •
................................... 63
Bacca. Devon...... ..................................... 25. 53
Baclo. Alexander ............................................. 84

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Baker. Emtly .......................... 25. 34. 61. 204. 229
Baker. Zoe ................................................. n. 157
Ballas, Anthony ............................ lZ. 63, 64. 201
Bangert. Seth ...................................................
Banks. Clarence ................................................ n
Banks. Dashawn ............................................. 84
Banks, Rachel ............... 21. 63, 68. 106. 208, Z09
Bankston-Jamlson. Latiah ........................ l98. 216
Bankston-Jamlson. Monlque ............................ 63

n

~~:~r-£~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~

Barber, Audra .......................... 8Z, 84, 88. 115, 218

~;~:~ ~~~~h~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.~:.!~. ~

Barbosa, Marla .................................................. ll

Beii-Nugent, Mackenzl... ............. 72. 200.
Bellldo-Choy. Patrick ......................................... 72
Belveal. Benjamin ........................... 48.206.207
Benavidez. Felicia ............................... 63. 127. 129
Benavidez. Mel lela ..................... 8.
81. 146. 147
Bennett. Alexander ........... 11. 63. 167. 190. 191. 193
Bennett. Devin ................................................. n
Bennett. Julia ........................................... 84. 212
Bennett. Sarah .............................. 82. 84, 87. 147
Benson, Charles ............................................... 72
Bentley. Brianna ......... 18. 23. 26. 27. 205. 234. 252
Berg, Nichole .................... 26. 35. 42. 61. 190. 233
82. 120.161.217
Berge, Hayden ........................
Berge, Nikolai ............................................
155
Berman, Jonson ................................. 84. 172. 197
Berman. Ullian 84, 88, US, 148. 177. 197. 200. ZlO
Bermudes. Claudia ....................... •............. 84
Bershof, Estee ................................. 14. 26. 35. 36
Bertram. Kelyn .................................. 21. 84. 138
Bigley. Sarah ........ H. 23. 26, 34. 192. 193. 204. 228
Billingsley, Charmaine ... 26. 54,198. 200.210.211
Binding, Kelly .
ll4. 164. 165. 198. 201. 205. 252
Bingham. Jack ........................................ 7. 63. 217
Bingham, Rawley ................... 9 lQ, 83. 84. 96. 171
Bishop. Katrina ................................................ 63
Black, Jeremiah ........ 26. 29 61. 102. 116. 200. 235
Blackmon. Kevin ...................................... 26. 239
Blackwell, Sharay ................................. 84. 91.98
Blackwell, Shateea .................................... 84. 98
Blair, Brandon ............................................ n. 161
Blair, Kirasten .................................... 84, 138. 147
Blanco·Cast lllo. Araceli .................................... 91
Blea. Jonathan .................................................. 63
Boak. Canyon ......................
180. 205, 212. 252
Bockh, Kalla ..................................................... 63
Bohannan. Akeem ...........................................
Bokker, Grace ............................................. 62. 63
Bolden. RebeccalO. 11. 26, 35. 51. 190. 191. 216. 231
Bolden. Zachary ...... 21. 82. 84,123.190.200.218
Bolger. Christian ........................... 23. 26. 41. 233
Bonesteel. ian ............................ 11. 25. 27. 167, 195
Bonner. Jonathan .............................................. 72
Bonner. Reneka ......................................... 63. 198
Boone. Taylor ........................................... 84, 147
Booth. Jordan ....................................... 62. 63. 114
Borge!. Mell ssa ....................................
81. 106
Bormann. Emlly ... 27. 30, 61. 1Z6. 127. 156. 157. 228
Bortle. Megan ....... 14. 82. 84. 88. 115. 177, 198, 210
Bose. Danielle ............................... 21. 83, 84. 106
Boston, Donta .................................................. 63
Boswell. Kevin ................................................. 63
Botelho. Bryan ............................... 63. 71. 198. 216
Botelho. Ceclly .................................. 84. 115. 218
Botelho, Justina ............................................... l95
Botton, Amber .............................. 84. 87, 147, 177
Bowe, Annallse ................................................ 63
Bowen. Benjamin ...........................27. 55.212.221
Bowen. Jamal. ........................... 22. ZS. 27. 17Q, 195
Bowers. Benjamln ................................ Z7. 32.226
Boyd. Janese ... 14. ZZ. 27. 34. 97, 178. 17Q, 189. ZOO.
202. zos. 210. 211. 217, 23Q. 252
Boyd. Satha .... 21. 22. 27. 35. 122. 123. 159. 195. 234
Boyle, Katharine ............................ 14, 84. 115. 170
Brachfeld. Alexander ............................. .4. 62. 63
Bradley. Allison ..................................... n. 78. 82

n.

n.

n,

n.

n.

n

n.

Bradley, Kyle ..................................................... 22
Bradley-Johnson. Kiara .................................... 63
Brady. Benjamin .... n. 198, JQq 200. 210. 211. Z12.
213
Brame, Reona .......................................... 138. 147
Braun, Kathryn .................................. 72. 101. Z16
Brehm. Max ............ 11. Z2. 27. 43. 108. 116. 166. lo7
Breit. lzzy .................................................. l;tl, 175
Brewer. Eug ne ................................................
Bridge, Maxwell .............................. lQ. 72. 82. 152
Brittin. Harrison ............................................. 84
Brodsky. Alexandra ............................ 84. 87.171
Brooks. Adrian ................................................. 72
Brooks. O'Brian .15. 27. 102, 116. 140. 17Q, 189 200.

n

.240
Brown. AndreU................................................ 84
Brown. Benjamin .6. 27. 41. 48. 193. 204. 205. 212
Brown. Cobin ............................. 63. 100. 167. 204
Brown. Jo hua ................................... 84. 198.207
Brown. Malcolm ........................... 62. 63. 198. 212
Brown, Matthew .................... 84, 97. 167. 210. 21Z
Brown, Nichola&gt; ...............
77. 80. 154. 155. 167
Brown, Nora ............................................... 84. 91
Bruce, Slera ................................... 14. 63. 182. 183
Bryant, Jame~ ................................................... n
Bryant, Ronika ................................................. n
Brydum. Ashleen ...................................... 85. 189
Bu hanan. Erlkka ............................................. 85
Buchanan, Lucas ........................ 9 82. 83. 85. 124
Buckingham, Brandon ................................. Z7, 35
Budhathokl, Saubhagya .................................. 85
Bunn. Dorian ............................................. 85. 119
Burchard-5mith. Vincent .................... 72. 105. 167
Burchette. Maya 63. 68. 127. 188. 192. 204. 210. 211
Burkley Vlctorla ......................................... 85. 98
Burnett. Mishee......................
.. n. 82. 105
Burns. Clay ........................4. 72. 74. 198. 19Q. 218
Burrls·Debo key. David .............19. 85. 97. 212. 213
Burtness, Danlel ... 27. 49, 57,192.193,196.197. Z33
Burton. Alex .................................................... 63
Burton. Ashlelgh .............................................. 63
Bush. Ryan ........................................ n. ln. 204
Butcher. Anthony ............................... 28. 58. 238
Butler, Collin ....................................... 85. 197. 198
Butler. Dianna ........................ 28. 34. 49 2ll, 235
Butler. Jennifer.................................................. n
Buxman. Rhiannon ................................... 63. 136
Byers. Amanda ................................................. 63
Byers. Emma 5. Z8. 30. 48. 192. 193. 198. 19Q, 225

n.

c

C. deBaca. Emilia ............................... 94. 193, 216
Cabeli·Kiuch. Thomas .................... 63. 70, 71. 197
Cagnoni. Agustin ............................................. n
Cagnonl, Francisco .....................................
94
Calbart. Kianna ............................. 85. 91. 189. 201
Calbart, Kiara18. 28. 34, 52, 94. 144, 156. 189 201.
223
Calderon. Jimmy ...............................................
Caldwell. Caroline ...........................
82. 95. 137
Caldwell. Clndy ................................................ 217
Calloway. Dominlque ..................... 22, 28.212.213
Calvin. Samuel ........................................
200
Calvin. Terry ..................................................... ss
Camacho·Angeles. Olivia ........................... 63. 68
Cambrelen. Anthony ........................................ 85
Campana. Bella .................................... ss. 91.198
Campana. Mercedes ................. 5. 28. 4o. 168. 198
Campbell. Jacquelynn ................................ 63. 218
Campbell, Jamar ............................................... n
Campbell, Shantel .12. 13, 63, 68. 184. 185. 210. Z11
Campos. Erik .................................................... n
Campos. Jemlela ...............................................
Canada. Ariel ............
82. 128. 17o. 168. 18Q, 197
Canjar. Jordan ........................................23. 28. 58
Cannon. Rhoads .... 6. 21. 28. 40. 48. 190. 214, 231
Cannon. Walker........................... 14. n. 82. 164
Cannon. William ........................................ 34, 58
Cantrell. Quiera .... 8, 63. 71. 77. 182. 183. 201. 212.
213
Capecelatro, Eve ............... 62. 63. 68. 94.146.147
Carey Brianna ............................. 63. 94. 184. 185
Carlson. Emily ....... 14. 17,
82. 114. 115. 148. 201
115. 148. l7o. 218
Carlson. Megan ................... l7,
Carney. Chandra ............................................... 63
Carr, Jenessa ............................................... 72. 82
Carrillo. Sarah ........................................... 85. 101
Carrothers. Harry. 22. 28. 37. 94. 116. 150. 195. .210.
211
Carter. Reginald ................................... n. 116. ll8
Cashin. ian ................................................
189
Casillas. Carlos ................................................. 85
Casillas. Jeovany .............................................. 73
Casillas. Raven ................................................. 73
Cass. Jonathan ........................................... 73. 120
Cass. Maxwell ..................................... 73. 100. 161
Castaneda. Angelica ................................... 63. 67
Castaneda. Francisco ........................................ 63
Castaneda. Jose ................................................ 73
Castanon-Guerrero, Wendl ......................... 85. 88
Casteel. Jordan ...... 10. .28. 29 34. 94. 112. 168. 18Q,
194, 195. 201. 230
Castell. Tynita .................................................. 73
Castell. Tyshia .................................................. ()3
Castille. Victor!a ............................................... 63
Castillo. Danlelle .................••. 20. 85. 128. 195. 213
Castle. Tyler ............................ 63. 71. 106. 152. 154
Castor~na. Erika ......................................... 85. 96
Castor~na. Marisa ....................................... 28. 41
Castorena-Castorena. Adriana ................... 63. 64
Castro, Alfredo ................................................ 73
Castro. Llzbeth ................................................. 63
Caswell. Emily ................................................. 63
Cato·Perry. Jamal.................... •......... 98. 121. 143

n.

n

n.

n.

n

n.

n.

n.

n.

Caudl • Tessa ................... 28. 34, 35. 106. 112. Z34
Cerress·M.:Lean. Hillary....................... .. ....... 73
Chambers. Champagne .................................... 73
Chapman. Darius .............................................. 61
Chapman. John .................................... 63. ll6. US
Charron. Taylor ............................ 85. 104. 120, lZl
Chase· Knox. Jasmine ......................... 63. 182, 183
Chavez. Antonio ............................................... 85
Chavez. Augustus ..................................... 85. 132
Chavez. Krist lan ............................................... 85
Chavez. Ullana ........................................... 63. 64
Chavez. Yozelyn ........................................ 85, 197
Cheever. Ellzabeth ......................... 85. 110. 111. 197
Cheroute , Alexandra ................... 73. 82. 156. 190
Chlerchle. Casst .................................... 63. 71. 217
Chlneth. Kallah ...... ........ . ....• 19 73. 81. ISQ. 198
Chipley. Evan .................................................... 73
Christensen. Mlkayla ........................................ 73
Christian. Ollvla ................................... 73. 111, 165
Christianson, Carlle ....11. 63. 71. 94. 135. 144. 145.
zos. Zlo. 218. zs2
Chucovich. Arek ............................................... 73
Clanc1o. Paolo ............................... 73. 106. 132, 161
Cisneros. Pete ................................................... 73
Oadls. Casslane ................................. 85, 138. 197
Clad is. Ellent... .. 29. 35. 127. 196, 197. 204. 205, 231
Clark. Bryant .................................................... 85
Clark. Janay .......................................... \4, 63. 189
Clark. Quin y ................................... 73. 206.207
Clay. Okeesltta ............................................ 73. 17o
Clayman. Abraham .......................................... 73
Clayman. Cassandra ........... 6, 63. 71. 13Q, 198. 212
Cleveland. Shaqaya ............................. 73. 137, 206
Clinton, Emily .................................... 85. 148. 156
Cochran. Riley ........................................... 63. 216
Cody. Clara ....................................................... 85
Coe. Jonathan ................................................... 85
Coe. Matthew ................................................... 73
Cofield, Shan ice ........................................ 98. 207
Cohen. Charles ...................................... 6. 63. 212
Cohen. Drew ................................. 73. 125. 151. 161
Cole. Christopher ............................................. 64
Cole, Robyn ................. 14. 73. 74. 182. 183. 189 198
Coleman. Destiny ....................................... 85. 97
Collier. Aunjanique ................. 73. 78. 183.194.198
Collins. Dazyre ................................................. 73
Collins. Domonique ......................................... 64
Collins. Kevin ............................................. 73. 81
Collins. Scearrah .............................................. 29
Collins. Shannon ................... 9 12. 22. 2Q. 43. 222
Colomb. Dylan ...................................... 85. 91.132
Combs. Darien ..... l4. 29 33. 34.148.190,198.227
Conaway. Alexandra ......................................... 73
Conley Ashley .................................................. 91
Connelly Pearce .... 2q 38. 61. 166. 167. ln. 195. 212.

224
Connolly, John ................................................... 73
Contreras. Beatrlz .. 62. 64. 94. 189. 193. Z04. 205.
213. 252
Cooley, Jarrod ................................................... 73
Cooper. Jeremy .................................... Z9 35. 204
Cooper. Matthew .............................................. 73
Cooper. Tifrany ................. . ...................... 64. 70
Cooper. Walter ........................... 5. 73. 116. 118. 142
Copeland. Courtney ................................... 64. 70
Copeland. Jovaun .............................................. 73
Cordle. Deserea ................................................ 85
Cornish. Sarah ......... 64, 67. 136. 137. 205. 219 252
Corral. lema ..................................................... 73
Correll-Buss. Katherine ......... 85. 171, 208. 210. 211
Cortez-Lara. Jose .............................................. 64
Cortez· Ra): Kierra ............................................. 73
Cotton. Jazz mine ......................................... 29. 43
Cotton. Johnny ............................... 73. 81. 189 194
Cowans. Deonta ............................. 2Q, 58. llo. 151
Cox. Morgan ..................................................... 73
Cranon. lcole ................................................. 64
Crawford. Carla ................................................ 73
Crawford. Carson ............................ 15. 64. 71. 165
Creighton. Ula ... 10, 11. ZQ, 52. 61. 112. 113. 187. 190.
204. 205. 219 234. 252
Crew. Katherine ........................ 14, 73. 81. ll4. 165
Crew. Robert. .............................................. 22. Z9
Crowe. Jesse ..................................................... 73
Cruise. Emma ............................................. 85. 68
Cruz. Janet ........................................................ 85
Cryer. Ellzabeth .......................................... 85. 98
Crystal. Victoria ......................................... 83. 85
Cummings. Matthew ........................................ 73
Cunningham. Le"Ausha ....................... 73. 9Z. 184
Curr,: Devan......................................
.. ..... 64

d

DaCunha. Helena...............
. ........................ 85
Dadgar. Sharod .............................. 11. 73. 123. 218
Daley Charles .................................................. 64
Dallas. Amanda .............................................. 64
Dalton. Cally ........................... 29 35. 44. Zl2. 213
Damon. Chrlstlna .................. 85. 102. 138. IN 197
Dance. Brandee ......................................... 64. 217
Dane): Ivan ...................................................... 64
Daniel. Payge .............................................. 83. 85
David. Flnnian ......................................... 64, 123
Davidson. Tyquela ............................................ 73
Davies. Madeline .............................................. 85
Davis. Anthony ............................................... 64
Davis. Carlo ............. 64. 71.105. 106. 111. 2Qq 212
Davis. Dominique ........... 73. 81. 134. 135. 14o. 217
Davis. K.D. ..........................................
... 217

index.

[2f4f1]

�e

':l:ldrl I. AdAm........
•.......................... 32. 53
E.agl • Vikl. ..... o. 31. 38 48. 94. 189. JQ3 205. Z13
no.Z5Z
.
.
~ley. Aln..... .....
•......................85. 210
le). luke ....... 15, 23 31 4Cl. 48. 60. 116. 210. 211
~~e~ ~my ................................. b4. 68. 110.191
• rtc ............................. Zl. Z7, 32 4&lt;1, 189. 103
Edward • Dan! I.. ... I • 13. 32 33. 34, 173. 188. 18&lt;1,
m. 193. 200.201.204. zos. 212. no
F.dtard • Julian .................. 11. 3Z. 40. ol. 120. 121
~ • Sam ntha ...................... 20. 73. 1Z8. 120 213
ghmy. Colin ............................................. 73. 7ll
Eld r. Brlanna. 10. 32, 35. 43. 112. 187. 191 '194 105.
201. 21'1. 233
•

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:er):

Ern r): Eleon&lt; r ............. b4 68. 11&gt;8. 109. 204 205
Und Y......... • 19. 85. 91, 147. 171. 198. 109
rkh. Paul... ....................... b4 68. 198. 212. 213
Engdahl, M t ............. b4. 106. 159. 191.204,205
F.ng lt&gt;re hH'ollard. Skrhan ....... 73. 78. 137. 198
Engelken. U a ..... 12. 73
114, 171 192, 198. 201.
2 . 205. 252
F.n ert. Joshua ............................................ 73 o7
~~Is~. Col tte ................................... 85. 88.' Z13
n s. an ............................................. 32 34. 44
~ on. Spencer •••• 73. 102. I3Q. 131. 160. 1%. 107
a 1ante, )a n ........... 11. Z3. 32. 48. 123. 167. 195

n.

Oea Kelly .... 30. 34. 44. Q4. !So 15Z 18Z JQQ 191
JQS. Z31
'
'
•
• •

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g:~~~ro. ~~-~-~-~-~_:::::::::::::::::::::::::64...7i:·i0a:·i~

f

Oekraker, Stelan •••••••••.••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• 73. Z06
g::an :William ................................. 30. 48. II'Q

Fi'otan ohammad ................ 11, 20. 3Cl. 59. 193
Fi'ugl', Kay! a.............................
9. 62, n5. 216
f\Jhl •r Ch11rle
.............
............ )I
FUbl r. M•lvln ....................... •
65
FUJimoto. Brenn ••• i'll 101 127. 129. 148. l5Cl. 198
JQ9
~:: r. Kallf..
•..... n. 32. 30. 11n, 152, JQo. 197
on. Parker. .................
iZl 151. JQQ 193
FUlton. Sadte 21.
') '· 130. 137, tn. IQS. 199

g

Caa J e •
•........... 65. 120. 121
Cabel Will am
................85
Catllgan, Hel n
20. 85. 91, 138. 104
Caines. D•iv'le
........... 85. 91. JJQ
Caller arkus
85, 91. 19o. 197
Cal n. Andres
............................ ..
Calan, Sara .. .. .. .. .......
.. .................... i'll, 176
Callego • Michelle ............................................ i'll
Calye n, T~ler
................... )! 190
Canyer. R ed..
............... ltl
Carda De tiny.
.. .••• )!, 180. 206. 207
Car Ia O.&gt;mlngn ...........
.. ................. 7ll
Carcla Jacob .... ..........
..............................85
Carcla. Jonathan. • ..
. ... 85. 151. 206. 207
Carcla 1 eonard ....................................... 80. 206
Carcla leslie..
..................... 80. 98
Carcla athan............
.. ••••• 85. Bel. 124 206
Carcla Reynoldo.... ...
............................ so
Carcla. Salvador.... .... . .............................. 80
Carda Duran, Rhlilnnon .................................. )I
g;:rrett Rhay ................................. )!, 143. 17Q

~~~:::~~::::~:~:~

Cearlng. Erin......... .... . .......... i'll 128. 176. 198
Cedlon. phonlte ................................so. 91. 1n
Cegn r. Lourel.......
.. •• 36. 4Z 9, 176, ns

~:: /~1\c~:::::::::::.::::::.::::: . ::::::::::::::::.. 86

Hag r, Lars ............................... 75. 154 155. 1
Ha r, M4rll .......................... 24 35. 37, l9l
Hagman, Audrey ••••••••••••••••••••• 19. 82 80 uq
~a:ne~worth. Jamlla ...............................~ 82

H ~ I:I: · £~f :~ :~:~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :~ ~ ~ ~ :~
a • Mackenzie .......................... &lt;I, 14 75.168.

~all:~~~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~·-~

t

Hall. Robert
Hall. Shelby ............................................
Hall, Zamlr ....................... 0 80. 193. 19a· jqq
Halley. Dyr 11 ..... n. 38. 00. 94, 116. l5Q. 151 20
ZIO. 211
Hallett. Emily ........................................... 8l
H lllburton, Joshua............................... ·
Halliburton. Vlrgll .......................... .23.

3"1'38.
..~~.~
g::f:~:;~~;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~ ~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:
n.
g:~r~rl~~~.~~·~·i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~:~~~~ ;e~~e~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::86.

DeMartini. Ananda ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 30. JQ3 230
Oemb). Ethan .......................... 11. 30. 54 158. ISQ

~~n~i~·~r~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~:.]
152

Denton. Andrew .......... Cl. 30. 35. 5. 106.
232
Deras. Kevin. .................................................: ..85
~ ~~ • Adrlenne ••. 23. 30. 3&lt;1, 148.149. JQl, lOS,

Oesmoullns. Allee •••••••••••• 83. 85. 91. 05. 171. 198
Devany. Erin .................................................... b4
Oew·M.,rriex. Alexander ................... Q, 85. 97. 14Z
Oewe): Senlamln....................................... 73. JQ7
Dewey, Mar) ........ 20. 30. 48. 51,101.100.193. 215
D!a k, tchola ............................. n, 3Q. 35. Z37

~~~~~:.:..:.:~~
g~ kers

n·Randolph. Kewhan ......................... 14Z

D:~~ ~~~~5;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~

D!etvorst, Berkeley 6. 31, 3&lt;1, 48.106. lQQ. 191. Zl4
Dtllenberg. Montana ....... - .............................. b4
DI binger. Hannah ... n. Z6. 31 98. JQQ 19Z 193
ZJQ 231
•
•
~'~ Rus ell .................................................. 73
a • Ceclly .............................. 73. 156. 157. JQ7
~mlnlqu • Esal .....................- ••••••••••••••••••••• 73
nahue, GeotTrey ............................... 73. )!, 143
Donovan. Emery ........... 9. b4. 106. InS. 208. ZOQ

~~:~~~~=~~~::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::~.~1- ~
D&lt; ve, Ella ............................... 85. 88. 128. ln. JQ8

we, Walker ................... 73. n. 105. l~t 154. Zl7
Dowling. Blake_ Q 73. 80. 101 102 1ZZ 141&gt; 147
Dowling. Jack ...........................:.... 3i. 55. Zl2: 213
Dowling. Matthew ............................... 73 11&gt;1 ZIZ
Downing. Ellen •••••••••••••••• 14. 85. 115. 148.. 140. 1b4
Downing. Fraser •• 2o. 31. 61. 166. 167, 195. IQ7, 237
Drake, Chrl t pher .......................................... 64
Drake· Frazier. Chakeer ..................................... 73
graper. lynnlkka ......... b4. 178. 182.183. 18&lt;1, ZOO

g~~i~f:~:~~~~~~;:~;;~~~~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~:~!J!:·ffio

Dudley. Domonlca ..... •
.. 73. ~. 188. I8Q 218
gudley. Tyler .....................................................85
uerksen, Matthew .................... 31. 57. 130. 131

g~~~:£'E;~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::~-~~

Dungan-5ull!van, Kaelin.................................. b4
gunn, Jake ................ II, 73. 80. 100. 105. 125. 167
unn, Kelly ................................... 62. b4 115. 17o
gupuch. icholas ................................. 73. 116. 118
uran, Leticia ......................... 73. ~. 188. 18'1. Zl8
Durant, Brooke ........ 31. 35. 52. 144 145. 200. 239
Durant, Brynton.................................... 73. 142
Durocher·Harleman. Fell tty ....23. 31, 43. 98,198
1Q9, 200. 212. 213
•
Duvall. Phoebe .............................................. 7. 73

index.

Fadn s F.rlka ........................ 73.
184. 185. !98
fadul. Oatre ....................... Z7. 32. 34. 48. 11Z. 219
Fallano. Am .16. n. 32. 40. 94. lQQ. IQ2 "'3 "'8
z1z. 214. no
· ,., · '¥ •
Fallano. Cara .. lo. n. 30. 33. 94. !QQ. JQl 19Z 193
198. 212. 215. no
'
·
Fancher, Cabr e! .................................... 17, b4 123
Fancher. Hana ................... 17. b4. 68.168. ~ 197
Fant, Taylor ......................... b4 133. 155. ZOo. Z07
Farroll·D11Ctuz. Mta .................................. 64 139
Farrall·DaCtuz. Soflla ................................ 3l. 00

~~~~!!.c~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·ss~"i"iii" 1~

Forrls·Htlalre, Patrick ................... 74. 1Z5 142 II'Q
Farshkl cr... Paresa .................................:9. ili. n
Farwell. Alexan er .................................... 74 1Z5

~:;J~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::~:~::~

Felber, Ashley ........................ 24. 33 \62, 11&gt;3. 209
Feldman, Alexander ............................ o5. 197. 212
feldman, Amber 33. 35. 4o. 94. JQQ IQJ. 193 '194
206.207
.
Ferg. Emmo ......................................... 74, 210. Z11
Ferguson. Callee. ~. 82. 127, 129. lb4. 105. 190. 191
Ferguson, lan ................................ b4. o5. 70. !52
Ferguson.
nlqu ................................ 33. 48. 61
:;e en~ n. Kerry. n. 33. 47, 135 187. JQQ IQI, n8

r::· ~:':~.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·~. ~\;~
na
F1eld • Willi m .............................. )!, 116.

IQ5
Fllak, Krl tin n. 33 35. 47. 105. 19Q. 191. 216 Z30
Filer.
Ashley
lZ.
23.
33.
38.
ISZ.
183
!So
zoo'
210
211
• .
.
.

.

~~~ ~n: ~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·~i· ~. ~

~ne, atalle ........ 7. )!, 1Z8. 120. 198. ZQQ 212. Z13
ne)lan. Ryan .............................. 65. Q4, 106. JSQ
Flnnle. Brandon ................................... ~. IQ7. 212
Finn' • lchole ••••••• 8. 13. 33, 34 48. 144 18&lt;1. IQ7
Fish. Jared .................................. i'll, JQ7. io6.' 207
Fl her. M' ghan ~ Tl. 114 17o In IQQ 198 zoo
204.205.252
• .
.
.
.
~ ~er. R~ne ..................... 33. 35. 00. IQS. 199
er. Ta1h ................................................ ~ 143
~an7". Stevle ............ ll. 33. 50. 134.135. 193: Z31
em ng. Jullan ................................... 85. 124. 197
~ cher Cay. Cody ............................................ 74
Flore&gt;·Martlnez~ Salvador ............................ 85. 91
ower • More us ............................. 74 81. IN JQS
Fontenot, Amle ••• 33 34. 41, 18&lt;1, 201, 210. Z11. n3
Ford·Boone, Yoshannl 23. 34 30. !So. 179, JSQ 238

gennany. Jermalne .................................... 05, 201
Ci bbs. Thandl............

............ i'll. 198. 199

g~~r:·o~~~~::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!~:~:.-~

Gilbert, Mookey ................................. o5. 140. 141
t, Ma•kenzie .....
. ......... o5. 71, 100. 135

g:ftrl

g-f
j:~~~~::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::.~:.~:
ad on. Crlllln ........................ 35. 30. 61, 167. 2JQ

Ghwa, CatherlneZQ, 36. 01. 106.187. 191.201,204.
Z05. 208. 209. 21Q 238. 252

L~~~§~=::::::::~~

g:_mzal lsab 1.............................................. so
mza • Sara ...................................... 86. 87, 91
Gonzo! z. Carolina .................................... o5. 67

~~~:1:~ ~f~~~:::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-E
~zol

z·Ca toneda. luis ................................ )I

Jd, Mollory ........................................... 80 198

Good • Sarah .... 30. 42. 61, 187. IQQ !91 204.205
21Q, n5. 252
. •
.
.
Coodman. Davld ............................................. 133
Go&lt;&gt;dslde, Rebecca .............................. Bel. 87, 198

~~~~n, ~~a~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.::.~

g;:he, Emily .................. 18. )!, 78. 140. 168. 190
he. Matttte-. .......................... 18, 75 102 I;¥~
Gotlin5heehan. Matth~w ....................... :.. so: 197
Gotlin·Sheehan. Teresa ..... 35. 37. 44. 193. 212. 213
Gourd. Aly on .............................. 75. SO. 148. 170

g:~~~.~~~~i·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·37:·;;o~;

Cranll!o. Al~jandro .......................................... so
Grant, Aubrey .......................................... IN 201
Grant·Brldg • Wilhelmina .............................. so

~:~~~.~~~~c·;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:.::l~
61.

azter. M4tthew ....................... 31, 30.
140. n1
Freeman. lauren .... _ ... .. ............ )!. 198, Z13

~~~~r~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~~

_edman, Grace ........................... 65. 70.209. 216
t n, athanlet..................................... 6l
olov. Karl a ......................... 20. 85. 139. 193. 213

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Ua
Ha~:~:~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~:..~':~

Hamling. Madelin ......................... 80. 87. Q().
Hammond Jon than ..................... 34. 38.54
Hammond, M4rt ............................. 75. 82
Hammond Shenlqua ...................Bel. o8. 111
Hampton. A hleigh ...................... 32, 38. 1sq z:
Hampton. J ffery ......... 75. n. 110. 118. llQ 142.

~:~:~~~~~~~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·Si

Hardy. Delon ................................. 74. 75. 142.
Harlan, Alysha ...................... 65. 94.184.185.

~~~:~~·s~~n ~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::20:·:,7[:

Har!or, Thomas ............................. 65. 70. 152.
Harrington, Louren .............................. 65. ?0,
Harrb. Bobby .................... 75. 1lo. 118. 11'1 IS!.
Harris. Corey ................................................
Harris. Marvln ....................... 86. 98,143. 16QT.
Harris, Michael....................................
01
Harris Sarah............. 75. 82. 98. 101. I8Cl. 196.
Hams. Shancesa ....................................... ..
Harris· Cook. Kai-5)'1 ece .............................86.
Harrison. Robert .................................. )!, 75.
Harrison, Sarah .............. 75. 82. 101. ISCl. 196.
Harrl~on. Thomas ................... 38. 4'1. 58. 151,
Harrold. Andrew.................................. •..
Hart. Graham ................................ 20. o5. 94
Hartman. Molly ...... l5. 35. 38. 48. 53. 94 156.
198, 212. 219. 232
Hartman, Max ............................................
Hartman, Peter ..................... 75. 97. Z05. 212.
Haszn • Benjamin .............. o. 35. 01. 116. lbZ
Havranek. Kothryn ..... &lt;l, 31. 38. 48.148.14
209. 215. 2JQ
Havranek, Rachel ...................................... Ill
Hayd n. Chrl t ph r .26. 38. 49' I"'
230
...... 121 ""

38.

~~~:!~~::i::~~~:::::::::~:::~:::~~~~~~~~~~~~;~R ~=~~~~Afe:'~~d~~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::....

0

.....

::oo• 75,

Gray. Andrt!w .................................... so. 125. 167
Gray. Christoph r ....................................... 80. JI'Q
GrGray. Peter ........ 11. Zl. 34. 37. 40. 121 167. 195. 235
ay. Ryan...... .. .... .. ..
.05. 67. 116, ISO. 151
Grear. Rashkla ........................................... o5. 197
Green. Hillary ...................... 9. 14. 75. 81. 115. Z08
Green. Rose.... ..... 37. 4'1. lOZ. JQl. 192. 193. 208

~€~~~:: ::~~ ~:~:: ~a~~~::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::::.~:.r:; ~~
Fi'an~~· Phillip .................................. !!. 30. 45. 65
.,. an n. Drake ......................................... 85. 143
~~~n~:n. Jordan....
. ·-·· 34. 30. 53 110. 140

Hambklg • Timothy....................... II. 65. 106.
Hamerme h. M na ........ ll. 65, 70. 71. 03,192
Hamilton, Alysla ..................................so sz
~amllton. Dawn...................... 20. 75. 81,

~eenholz. Adrian .................................... 65. 190
ecnwood. Jcnna ................. 75. 170. JQQ. JQ7, 198
g:enwood. Thoma ...................................... 75
Gr er, Ashley ........................ JQ, n. 37. 54 o5. 218
Gr~er Rome!. ................................................... 80
ego. Janay ................................ 86. 87. 148. 149
g::~e-~yes. Ayrn ........................................... 75

~:rn~ r:~~:~h;·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :

Grlgsby. Aulana .................................... 75. 82, 98
.s y. Breona ............................................... 80
Gr t11o. Max....... .............. - .• 62, o5. 130.131,217
.................................... 144. 222
Groce, lyVette

Hayes. Breonna .............................. 05. 71.00
Hayes. Cele te .......... 20. 75. 151&gt;. 193, l&lt;l4. 1Q5.
Hayes. Christopher ...... 75. 102, 124 194 195.
210. 211
Hayes. Ebonee ............................. 83. Bel. 138.
~~yes. N llle Z3. 32, 38. 112, 113. 162 163. 20S.
Hedman. Than ........ n. 38. 150. 151, 193. 201
Held ·r. Scotl..................................
. 75.
H nz. Carl .................... 6. 21. 39. 48. 167. 190
Heln z. William ............................. 80. 107. JQO.
Helnzeroth. Mallory 11. 15. 05. 67, 94. 136. \3
187. 192. 193. 198. 1Q9, 204, 205. 219. 252

~ ~d~n~n~Y,;;;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.::::

Henderson, Matthew .......... 21. n. 23. 3&lt;1, 122.
Henderson. Shan ................................... _
Henry. Shonnetta .................. 05. 184. 185. 1Q5.
Henry Za hary ............................... 75. 92. 111.

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H rrl:ra. Ch rise.........................

30 44.

�................................. so

••••••••••••••••••••••..••••••• Q b5.123
•••••••......•.............. 14,1Q, 75
......................... b2. 65,98

.................................... so
75,105. 116. 118. 11'1140
.............................. so. 198

t-~ 1 11 Arl nna ....••••.........••••••.. 75. 2
212. 213
HII B thany ••.••....• •............ 82. 86. 111. 197. 217
Hill. Chrl t pher. 8. 21. 35. .39. 4Q 75. 98. 130, 193.

200. l3b

Hill Un .....................
•••• SO. 91. 148. 171. 201
Hill arkelth .............
U, .39. 46. 116
H Troyl r Christopher...
.. ................... 75. 98
HobbS Sara..............
. .................... 75
Hoble\ lelia....................
..... .. •............... SO
HodS fi ld , Desire.......
•• .............. SO. 87
Hoehn Cameron............
..l'l, 75. 82, 20Q 217
Hoff. Kendall ....... 34. 39. 41. 198. m 212. 213. 237
Hog t. Murphy...........
. b5. 71. 94 101
HokAn on Brenna .9. 20. 32. 30. 12(1. 127. 180.181.

226

HokAn on.
al ......... 3'1. 48. 56. 181. 196. 197. 2lb
Holcomb. Erica ................................................ b5
Holland Ebony ................... . .. ••••••.. . ......... 236
Holland Plum. lkkl... ........................ 65. 15b, 216
Holme Ruby .............. 11. 27. 3&lt;1, 48. 192, 195. 223
Holme, Sh melle ......................................... SO
Holt Acura ................................ 8. b5. 68. 70, 14b
Holt Aubonl ................................. ~. 75. 101. 146
Holt. Nunla .................................................... SO

5v.0t~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::ji.::: ~

Hornsby. Hillary .......................................... 75. 81
Hoskin. AI ...
...11. 16, 75. 125. 167. 204 205
Hoskin Cody....... H. 16. 65. 123. 167. l93. 204 205
Houck • Ja mine ....................................... 13, 65
Hou J I a ............................................ b5. 71
Hou
Zurl...
.. 75. 93. 105. 137, 176. 18'1. 200
Hou t n. Ca ey..
•........... 17. 75. SO. 152. l55
Hou t n. Oayton ............................ 17, 75. 152. 155
t~m&lt;ard. Angelina ...................................... 83. 8b
Hm&lt;-ard. Elizabeth ..................................... 83. SO
t~m&lt;-ard. Jord n .... .. .......................... 86. 88. 119
Hm&lt;-ard. Lea............
. ....................8(1. 87. 195
Howard. leonard .................................. b5. 71. 94
Howard, Rh nda.
.. ............................... SO. 91
Hoy. Je lea .................................... 75, 81. 129 197
Hubbell.
ah.......
... 40. 45. 133. 197. 216. 219
Hubregsen. Barrett .................................. 75. 133
Hudgen • A hley .................................. 40. 49 53
Hudley. Shana .............. . ..
•••••••••••••••• 75
Hud on. Zo ............................................... 1Q, SO
Huggln • B1ll.. ............................................... 212
Hughes. Oanell ............................................... 75
Hughe Hallie.... ...............
•... 65. b8. 196. 197
Hu
, Margaret .............................. 86, ISO. 213
Hughes. Mtchael ............................................... 75
Hughe • Robert.................
.. ............... bS
Hughes. Tote..................... 29. 40. 48. ISO. 181. 193
Hundon. Charity................. ........................ 75
Hunnkutt, Hannah .......................................... 75
Hunt. Tamekla .................................................. 75
Hunt Revers, Ellzabeth ............ 20. b2, bS. 193. 197
Hunter, Lamour ......................................... 75. 93
Huryk, Da" n ...................................... 75. 198. 113
Hutchln on. Peter ............................... SO. 124 167
Hysaw. ushla ...................................... b. 65. 193
Hysaw. Syreeta ....
................ • .••• SO

I

l

Ibarra. Agustin
.......................................... 75
Ibarra. lydia ................................. 86, 87. 148. 198
ldelberg, Und ey ........................................ 65. 67
.mholf. ~d ............................ SO. 87. 120. lb7. 213
Ingle. Mary .................................................. 75. 81
Irvin. Tamlka .............................75. ll'Q, 183. 200
1rv ne, Crace .................................. 86. 87. 115. 177
ln1ng, Gld n ........
.. .... 75. 82. 161 197

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Jablonski, Katherln
.b5. 67. 148, 208. 20Q
Jackson, Deon .......
..
.. ........ .48. 60. 102
Jackson. Devl n .......................... 57. ISO. 208. 209

:=: ~~~~::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::7:::;

Jackson, Shelby .................. ... •• ..
•......... 75. 80
Jackson, Te ..... b5. 71. 156. 157, 190. 1&lt;18. 205. 252
kson. Zabrlna ........... ... .. ...8. 21. 65. 71. 14b
Cheri ....................................... 75. 197. 2lb
Cavln ....................... l'l 75. 81. 97. 200 212
• M kenzle .... 22, 40. 47. 176. 190. 204. 22b
m .,..ragon. Blanca ....................................... 87
me • Kahil a ....................... .........
•••••••• 7. 65
Krl ten ....................................... 82. 87. 97
lson-B11nk ton. Anetria ...................... 81. 198

:~~ ~~~.'.~.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~

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km

n, Phillip ................................... bS, 70, llb
Jenkin • Columbia .13. 65. 70. 180. 197. 210. 211, 218
Jenkin • Haley ••••••• 15. 87, 101. 114 115. 148. 140 171
Jenkin . Kyr sha .......................... 75. 78. 17'1 207
= g Mia. ....................................... 87. IN
• lane a .• 23. 35. 40. 112. 11&gt;3. 205. 232, 252

Je eman. H11l y ................................... 87, 91. 213
Jimenez. Clovnnny ................................ 34, 31. 40
Jimenez, Paig ...... 22. 40, 41. 61. 134. 135. 1~. 115.
19(). 191. 231
Jlrsarale, J~cob..........
.. ..................... 75
Job, lcholas .............................................. 65. 159
John, Darryl...........
.. ............................. 75. 161
John n, Levi ..................................... 65. 1%. 197
John on, AI ha .......................... 1Q, 20. 75. 82, 128
Johnson. Asp n .................... 5. 20. 81. 91. 138, 177
Johnson. Ayana......
•............................... 75
John on. Bryan ......................................... b5. 191
Johnson. Chane!......... .. ............................. l. 60
Johnson. Ch11rle ........... •............................ 81
John. on. Charmaine ............................. 14, 81, IN
Johnson, Elizabeth....
. .• 75. 111. 171, 190. 200
John on. Carrell.. ............................................. 75
Johnson. Cavin .............................. 8. 87. IN. 2lb
John on. Cerald ................................................ 8l
Johnson. Kason .............................................. 20l
Johnson, Londyn............ ........................... 81
John on. l.uka ...................... 38. 40. 61, 190, 222
John on. Ra n ....................... 82, 81. 138. IW, 217
John on. Rebekah ....................... 60. 182, 183. 189
J hnson. R nleka ............................... 2b. 40. 238
Johnson. Sa11dlq ............................
........ 60
Johnson. Sh rkla ................................ .40, 48. SO
J hn on. Shutana.............................. . .......... 81
John on, Symphony ................................... 15. 18
John on, Tiffanl................................
•• 1Q, 81
John on. Toni .................................................. 60
John ton,ltrlce ................ l4,20. 74.15.128.189
John ton. Tucker ......................................... 81. 88
Joiner. Arquese ................................................. 75
Joiner, lakel ha .......................... 34. 40. 144. IN
Jon , Alexand r ........................................... 66
Jon
Anthony .............................................. 81
)one , Ayana ................................................... 60
)on • Candace .............. 60. ll, 104. 12b. 127. 170
Jone • Chrl tine. ••••.•• 39. 41, bl. 109. ll2,lt&lt;l 223
lone . Oomonlc ........................................... 87. 2lb
Jon • Elizabeth. ......_ ....... 20. z.t. 41. 48, 101. 193
Jone&gt;. Jarrod ...................................... 182. 183. 195
Jones. Katherine ....................... 41. 48. 54. 236
lone • Krl t111n......................................... 7b. 184
Jones. Kry tie ........................................ .20b. 207
Jon • Mandl a.
.. ......................... 31. 41. 238
)one. Michaela ......................... 24. 41, 49 195. 221
Jones. Rob rl.....
.. ......................41. 60. 151
lone • Royatta ........................................... 87. 195
Jon . Stasla ....................................... 60. 189. 195
Jone , Taylor ........................... 31, 41. 133. 152. 219
Jon · amb , Ma lsah .................... 12. 81. 177. 198
Jo eph, )a min ........
...... •...................... 60
J eph. Joya ...................................................... 8l
Juarel, Tania............ . .............. 83. 81. 88. 105
Judi , Matthew ......................................... 76. 118
Junlel·Redd. Ashlynn ........................ 60.184. 189

Kalin. Erika..................... ....
21. 81. 138. 177
Kaplan, Carolm ...................... lb. 82. 102. 170. Ill
Kaplan. oah............... .. ........... lb. 110. Ill. IN
Katich. Helen .......................... 7b. 102. 156. 157, 193
Kalo. Alrl. ................................ II. 20. lb. 193. 191
Keefi r. Stephanie .............................................. 7b
Ke fover. Keith ......................................... 60. 105
Ke~ne, Samu 1................. 31. 41. 106. 214 219 231
Kcllcm. Samara ................... 4. 12. 22. 33. 41.200
Kclle\: Brent~n ............................................... 60
Kelly. Elaina ..................... 35. 36. 41, 112. 113. 209
Kelly Julienne ..................................... 81. 91.200
Kendrick. Isabella ....................... lb. 82. 190. 204
Klel. Christoph~r .... 22. 35. 41. 52. 60. 98. llb. 150.
151
Kles. Trent ................................... 6. 35. 39 41. 193
Kllfoyle. Sean ....................................... 83. 81. 161
Killian, Kye ............................. 12. 7o. 96. lOb. 213
Klmonl. Martin ......................................... 60. 193
Klmonl. Web ter .............................................. 87
Kindell. Reola ............................................. 87. 219
Kind II, Sharod .................................... 60. 77. 142
King. Anthony ................................................ 60
King. lan ................................... lb. 87. 91.212.213
King, Madel~ln~.. •................ lb. 42. 44, 135. 190
Klrklen. Julia .......................... 7o. 131, llb. 194. 195
Kirks, Maxwe!1 ................................................. 8l
Klein. Michael.. ................................... 81. 124. 125
Klu.:k. Steven ......................... lb. 132.160. 161.211
Knight. Dennis .............................. 35. 42, 54,197
Knudsen. Dana ............................................... 60
Kochevar, BethII, 22, 23. 42, bl, 102. 168. 190. 193.
204.225
Ko an·Mol~nd. Katerl ................................. 7b. 80
Ko mlckl. Uly ....................................... 66. 67. 94
Ko mlckl, Max ................................................. 81
Knyle. Charles •• .
.......................... 9. 60. 197
Kra ·ke, icholas .............................................. 81
Kraltt, Colin ................................... 11. 60. 123. 167
Krau e, Deh&lt;~rah ................................ 60. 156.189
Kromre): Brldget ............... 14. 60. 11. 198. 212. 213
Krosky. Kyl~ ............................................ 60. 67
Kruger. Duncan .......................................... 87. 124
Kumm. Gillian........ .. •..................... 60. llb. 198
Kyambalesa. Sellah ...
•................... lb. 17b

l

I. Brol. lakota............. •........................... 87. 119
l.abrol, Raven ................................................... lb
La Ina. Harvey ............................................... 81

•••• •........................... 66
Lahey. Xavlan .
Lamarre, Brendan ............... II. 76. 97. lz.t. 159 161
Landrum. Pari&gt;.....
•••• l. lQ 22. 25. 42, ISO. 219
lane. Abigail..........
•.................... _ 76
Lane, Derrlck ................................... l'l 87, 11&lt;). 160
lane • Jet frey ................................................... 31
l.angerak, Oalre .................................... 22. 42. 51
lanlohan. Kat rlna .10. 29 35, 42, 94 187, 190. 191,
194. 195. 201. 21Q, 235
•................ 66, 16Q
l.ar on. Paig .........
Larson. Tucker ............................. 60. lOb. 159 218
La
Samuel.............
•••• lb, 76. 205. 252
La • Sarah ............................. 13. 76, 81, 198. 204
La • Zachary .................................... 76. 205. 252
lassen. Joseph.................. .. ............ 87. 130. 131
Latta. Marissa ........................ l. 60. lOb. 193. 204
laub. Ja on. ................ ............ 11. 87, 98. 132, 201
laub. Je lca .......................... l5. 11. 76. 81. 176, 177
l.avack, William ........................................ 60. 217
Lawrence. Ariel... 11, 42. 94. 134. 135.193. 21Q, 222
Lay. Andrew ..................... 22. 42. 52. 159 1Q5 Z25
I eaman Mill r. James.. ............. •••• 76, 102. 152
l.eawngood. John ............................................ 76
leblanc, Randy ................................................ 87
lecompte, Adrl~~n ........................... 76, 116.118. 119
Leday. Sydnle ..................................... 7b. 94 2Q(l
Lee. Blain ...................................... 82, 87. 91. 119
Lee, Gabrielle ................................ b2. 66, l7b. 21b
lee, Raymone .................................................. 76
Lee, Robert ................................................ 60. 161
Lee, Tiffany ..................................................... 60
l.eenatall. Alexandria ........................ lo.l04. 212
Left ln. Ben) min ............................................. 60
I egrand. Tanl ha ............................. - .............. 76
l.elb. Amanda ...................................... 76. 198, 213
1 emar. Oay ••••••••••••••••••••• 35. 42. SO. 110. 111. 223
!.~mar. Cora .............................. 35. 81. 94. 115. 177
Let urge z, Ka see ............................................... 88
l.evek. Zachary ............. 28. 35. 42, lib. Ill. 167. 195
levi. Scott .. ............................................... lb. 180
Levin ky. Adall ................................. 88,. 196. 197
levin on, Char es .................................... 8. 13. lb
Levinson. Jay ............................... 42. 57, 152. 190
Levy. )o hua ........................................ 42, 52, 60
lewis. Andre .......................... 43. 61.198. l9Q, 234
Lewis. Dan elle ................................... lb. 170. 190
lewis. Jeremiah .. 34, 31&gt;. 43. 94. 118. 188. 198. I~
210. 211.212
lewis. Jordan ...................................................88
lewis. Kalma ........................................... 43. 230
lewis. Kayia .................................. 64. 60. 97. 105
lewis. Key11 ........................................ 76. 11&gt;4 198
lewis. 111 ... 76. 81. 182, 183. ISQ 194. 195. 198. 210
lewis. lchola ................................. 60. 123. NO
Leyva Hu ton, Va hawn .................................. 76
Uchlbach, Michael ........................ 60. 151. 193. 2ll
Udor, loren ............................................... lb. 91
limon. Kayta..................... •......................... 66
lind. Theodore ............................... 12. 43. 53. 191
Undmark, John .......... _ ................. 13. 30. 43. 133
Undmark. Rhys .•••••••••••••••••••••••• 76. 120. 180. 209
Undsay. Ebonle ............................. 20. 76. 179. 201
lind ay. Javay..............
.. ........... 34. 43. 5Q
Unsmayer. Christopher ..... 21. 22. 35. 43. 122. 123.
195.234
Unton. Margaret .......................... 88,. 94. 138. 177
Utvak. Douglas ................................... 76, 80. 191
Utvak. Cregory ... 30. 35. 43. 120. 121. 159. 195. 227
Uvingslon, ora ................... 60. 198. l9Q. 212. 213
loa. Ana....................
...................... 60
loewl. Samantha ............................................ 60
lombard-Knapp, Cael~
. 70. 81. 127. 14b. 147
Lomeli. ancy ..................................................88
Lunder. Richard ......................................... 76. I5Q
long. Davante .................................................. lb
long. David ............................ lb. 78. 94. 120.180
loomis. Alexander·- ................................ lb. 142
lopez. Cel tina ........................................ 88. 91
lopez. Stephanie .............................................. lb
louden, Brian............. ..... .. ......................... 60
Lovell, Usa .................................... 60. 67. 176. 190
Lowdermilk, Jared ...................................... b2. 60
Lowe. Ceorg .......... 12. 13. 30, 43. 49 66, ln. 173
LoyaValles. Zayra ..................................... 64. 60
l.oza. Wa rly •• 64. 60.
108. 182, 183. ISO. 198,
205. 212. 213
Lubin, Monlca ........................................ 4 88. Ill
Lucio. Yoc~lln................
........................ 88
Luckett. DJuan .................................................. 76
ludwig. Seba tlan .................. - ••••••••••••••••••••• In
luevano·Casilla&gt;. Claudia ................................. lb
LuJan. Cissy ..................................................... lb
LuJan. Jo e ................. •• . ............................ 7o
LuJan. Juan .......................................................88
LuJan. Kel. ey .........
•.................. 76. k&gt;5
Lunde, Julia ...................................................... 88
Lupe. Colin ..................................... 4. 76. 125. 218
l.yda. Elizabeth...............
...... 66, 70. 176. 198
Lynn. Alexandrla .................................. 60. 71. 217
lynn. Allison.............. .(l(l. 67. 94. 170. 190. 219
lyons. T~rr~l ................... .... •••••••••••••••••
60

n.

Ill

Maas. Ashley .................................................. 66
Maas. Emily ............. 23. 35. 43. 168. 1(lQ, 200. 22b
Macleod. Duncan ........................ lb. 191. 200. 212
Ma.:k. Crystal ................................................... 76
Ma ·k~nzle, Emily..................... .. _ •• 83. 88. 138
Mackenzie, at han ................ 60. 04 159. l(l(), 212
Madden. Curtis .......................................... 7o. 105
Maglnne s. Ali. on ........................ 88. 141. 171. 218
Mallo·Smlth. Demlan .......................... 88. lz.t 167
Mal man. Ablgail ............ ll. 22. 29 43. 112. 17b. 222
Mal man. Arl .......... 66. 67. 130. 131. ISO 205. 252

Mann. Elise 29. 43. 48. 148. 149 ISO. 190. 191. 201,
210, 211. 218. 22Q
Mann. Cabriel. ••••• 22. 24, 35. 44. 158. 159 195. 201.
215. 229
Mare , Kayla .....

Margerum. Ar\~;&gt;1 ............................................... 88
Marlatt. Jon·Marc ............................... 88,. lz.t. 125
arquez. Kristin ............ 25. 44. 49. 205. 2l'l 252
Marquez. Raeann ............................................ 60
Marquez. Sarah ....................... lb. 94. 131. 165. 218
Marroquin, Daniel. .................................... 60. 71
Mars. Veronica ................................................ 253
M11rsh, Rashad ................... 26. 44. 60. 61.200
Marsh, Urllah ................................................... 7b
M11rshall. Crystal. ...................................... lb. lb5
Marshall. Maya ......................................... lb. 14b
Marshbank. Eala ha ....................................... 60
Martin, Antoln ......................................... 64. 60
Martin, Elia ........................ 14. 20. ~.lb. 128. 189
Martin. Evan................................ 60. 94. 102. 218
Martin, Javante ................................................. 88
Martin. ia'imanl. ............................................ 88
Martinez. Elalne ...................... 20. 64. 60. Ill. 193
Martinez. Carrln..-.......................................... 7b
Martinez. Justin ................................ 88. 192. 2Q(l
Martinez. L11ura ....................... 82. 83. 88. 115. 164
Martinez. lauren ...................... 60. 11. 82, 88. 218
Martinez. Marque~ •••••• 21. 22. 31. 44. 122.123. 1Q5
Martinez. Martin ....................................... 60. 68
Marlln~z. Orlando ............................................ 7b
Martinez. Ronald ............................................. lb
Martine7. Samantha ............................ 60. 68. 70
Marlln~L Doublln. Jordan ....... 34. 44, 49. 140. 221
Masha. Mohamed ...................................... lb. 190
Mason, Je
.............................................. .49. 61
Ma on, Kalene..............................- .... -88. 11&gt;4
Mason, 1chelle ............................. 15. 60. 184. 218
Massey, Klara ................................. 18. lb. 80. 184
Mast. lauren .................................................. 60
Matatall, Elise ........................... 9. lb. 80. 15b. 157
Mathews. Kelly ................................... 70.148.149
Matsuura. Colleen. .... 22. 44. 49. 112. 194. 195. 240
Matthews. Janet ............................................... 60
Mattson, Brill ney ............................................. lb
Maxey. Shunara .......................................... 76. 137
Maxw~ll. St~phanie ............... 31. 44. 48. 135. 233
Mayes. latasha .....................................8l. 88. 195
Mays. Mauri ... ..
.. ................................. 76
M.:Aih ter. Aubriel........................................... 60
M.:Callum, Katherine .............. 34. 38. 44 95. 225
M.:Carroii·CIIbert, Courtney ..... 22. 44. 48. 1~. 115
M.:Carroii·Cilbert, Kelley ........... 14. 21. 115. 141. 11&gt;4
McCarthy. Riley .................. 11. 76. 82. 114 1b5. 219
McCarthy. Sean ..... 17, 34. 44. 52, 106. Ill. 219. 231
McCarty Chanasla ............................................ 88
McOain • R11.:quise ..................................... - . 7o
M.:Oantoc. Chloe ...................................... 76. 209
McClennon. Epiphina~ ........................ 88. 91.105
McCloske)~ Kevin .............................................. 7b
M.:Connell. Matthew .................... 44. 50. 6Q. 239
M.:Convill • lan .......................................... 88. 167
M·Conville, J~nny •••••.45. 56. 60. 190. 191, 217, 235
M.:Coy. Terrence........ 11. 23. 26. 45. 48. b1, 167. 220
M·Oonn~ll. ichola ........................... 88. 120. 155
M.:Oougal. Marlowe .......................................... 88
M -Dowell, La hawnda ................................ 7b. 98
M·Dowell, Maya ........................ lQ 82. 88. 91. 198
McDowell. 'andl .. ·-···· . -········8. 76. 77. 81. 198
M·E!roy·Bro" n. Dayshawn .............. 88. 20(1, 201
McEw~n. David . -··············· ............................. 60
McGarr. Jeremy ................................................. 88
M·Cee, kol ................................................... 7b
McGlamery. Kathryn ... ZO. 23. 2b. 45. l2b. 127. 156.
157.222
McCra": Klan ...................................................88
M.:Cuir~ Graci ...........................
lo. 205. 252
McGuire, Regis ................................................ 60
M&lt;Henry. Alexandra ...... 60. 68. 105. 134. 135. 168.
190. 197. 219
Mclnt h. Charle ............................................ 60
Mdnl&lt; h, Jamal..............................
88. 119. 160
McKinney. Toshonna ................................... b2. 66
McMillan. Derrl k ............................ .. ........... 88
McMillan·Chrl lma , Sllvannah .................. lb. 115
Me amara. Tylc-r ....................... 23 2Q. 45. 13(). 131
Me aught on. Sarah ............... 33. 45. bL 204. 231
McNeil, Jessica ........................................... 7b. 165
McPeek. Kahlie .................................. .45. 57. 223
McPhail, Ca andra ............................... ......... 88
McPh~rson. Tysh~l ....... 8. 34. 35. 45. 144. 218. 229
McQuinn. Brtan ................................. 60. 10b. 123

index.

[21413]

�apu • !ih f) e
.................. 01. 207
athanson, BenJamin.. ............... 62, 67. 152, 217
than on. Reb a .... ...... 67. 71. 1&lt;18. JQ&lt;l 212
aughton, Ryan ........................................ 67. 101
al. I hola ............................................ n. 1~
deUko~ •m n)a. •
•...... 11. 20. 47. 61. N3
el Abbye.. ..................... n 114. 148. 165. 209
:Lake lah .................................. .. n. 97
cl) Wl111s, Andrew .................... o7. 94. 178. 170
l en. Aly a ....................... 35. 47, n2. 162. 235
I n, Sean ........................................ n. 132, 161
arez.) 1.................................................... 89
Nevarez. Perla .................................................. 89
vers. Rach !................................ n. 81. 176 197
wman, Samuel. ............................... 47. 55. 237
"ton. RodrM:y ........................... til, no. n8. 142
go, Lynn ............................................ n. 176. IQO
ozl. Kam u ................................................. n
ichol R bert ......................................... 6/, 15Q
ichol on Paul ................................................ 89
Nlll. Jennltcr ................ 83. 89. 94. no. 111. 171. 21o
ttl. Mlch 1................................. 01. 125. 101. 209
ipp
80
I u. Esth r ..................................................... n
tau. Cra&lt;e ..................... 6. n. 41, 47. 193. IQS. 201
lau. John .............................................. n. 58, 01
oble. Ja}1 n ............................ 83. 8&lt;), n8. l]q 216
u ·R enberg, Lana
n. 137

r. Joe.................................. ...................

0

0 Brhm. Gregory.....
........ 47, 97. 239
... 87, 89
o·Br en, Ja k ..................................
o Donn 11. Ju tin............................
......... n
0 eil. Aln i ..................................... 67, n2. 148
0 clll. Alii on ............................................... n
0 Neill. Hannah ................................... 88. 8&lt;), 1&lt;13
O'Reilly. William ......................................... 6. 47
Oaxaca. Ce ar .................................... ............. 01
Ob rbroeckling-Orr, Helen .................. 67. 68. 106
Ocampo. Karen ..................................... IQ
195
Oldefest. )a·ob ............................................ n. 1Q7
Olden. David .................................................... 01
Oliphant, Mi hell ..... 10, 34. 47, 48. 190. 1&lt;17. 230
Ontlvero • Brenda ...................................... 83. 89
Opatow kl. Aly e ......................... 01. 105. 176. 189
Opal w I. Laur.m ........... 89. 115. 170. 189. 108, 218
Ord n z-Rodrlgu z. J e......... .
........... 49
Ordonez Rodriguez. Perla ................... 62. 171. 213
Ortiz, Raymundo.................
.......... 89
Ortlz·Moreno. Jesus .......................................... n
Ortiz· Romero. Ellelln ........................................ n
Orton. Andrea ..................................... l:il. 71, 139
0 t rander, Lauren ............................................ n
Oulnaksl. aison....................
......... 92
Overbury. Corah .........35. 47. 50. 168. lb'l. 1&lt;13. 232
Ovlawe, Osaretlne ..................................... n. 217

Phllli • Da n .......................
....... S'l 105
Phillips. 'Phla............................
.. .. 89. 138
Phllllps-5traln, Laur .................... 78. 18&lt;), 212. 213
Pierce. Marley ................... 14. 78, 92. 156. 157. 209
Plet ruszew kl. Lou! ..................... 7. 78. 115. 213
Pikes. Zandra......................
2.2. 31, 4&lt;), 50
Plnlll Marcu .......................... ............ 89. 11&lt;1
Pilon Rodrlgu•z. Thdlra ....
................ 78
Pitt man. Alan .................................................. 78
Pitts Rog r • Dt.&gt;vln. 11. 22. 23. 34. 50. 97, 109. 172,
173. 18Q 1Q2, 1Q3. 201. 204. ~0
Plate. James ...................................................... 78
Pte s. Josh ........................................................ 01
Pogue. Jannaye ...................... 37. 50, ol. 200. 229
Pohl, Darla........ ..............
•...................... 01
Pokrandt. Julla .... ZO. 23. 28. 50. 108. 126. 127. 1&lt;18,
227
Poling, Ma on ....................
. • •.......... 87. 80
Polk· K r han. Klrsten ......................til. 71, 217
Pollnrd. Devin
.........
................. 67. 1&lt;18
Pomponio, Matthew .................................. 67. 71
Pond, Cooper ............................... 43. 51. 101, 224
Popkin, Ta ha .. 22. 38, 51. 205. 208. 209. 231. 252
Post. Kathryn ......................... Q, l3 til. 92. JQL 1&lt;13
Powdl, Monica.. . .........
•........ 4 1&lt;), 61.189
Prater. Peyton .................. 14. 78. 148. 1&lt;12, 197. 198
Pratt, 011 ................................................. 01. 102
Prenderga t, Jo eph....................... 8Q 94. 1~. 160
Prevedel. Jay ....... 32, St. 61. 116. 152. 153. 216. 236
Prke·Broncuda Teo ................................. 89. 209
Price Broncuda. lena ... 34, 42. 51. 1Q2. 193. 204
210. 211. 21Q
Pro er. M tthe-- ............................ 82, 83. 8&lt;), 101
Proulx. Randall ............................................ 01
Ps II&lt;\ Drew .. ...... .. ................................... 89
Pugh. Taychell ............................... 51. 54. IN. 218
Pury ar. Seba tlan..
........................... 78. 118
Pyles. D lour.......
.. .................... 8&lt;), 98

n.

Mill • e&lt;L .....•.............••••.....••••••••••• 48. 108, 180
Milner. Alys a ...................- .......... Q 15. n. 135
Milton. Deon e .......................... 88. 91. 11'), 151, 170
Mllzer, Julla ................................. 66. 70.100. 105
Minnig. Margaret........ ..... . .. 88. 148. 14Q tQ8
Minnig. Ma .......... .. ••
•..................... 111
Mi ner. lcholas ............................................... n
M&lt;~and. Jozlln ....................................... l&lt;l, 66. 218
M I k. Arls ••••••••••-...... .... .......... n. QS, 140
Mon~ . Ken a .................................................. .88
Monlgle, El peth ......... zo. 23. 37. 46. 127.223. 228
Monlgte, Kora ........................... 82. 87. 88. n5. In
Montes. Mark ....................................................89
Montoya. Anthony .._..
.............................. til
Moody I a1ah ................................................... til
Moore, Amber .................................... 67. 184 185
M re. Chance .................. 83. 8Q 118. 11&lt;1. 143. 216
M re, Kip ..................................... 22, 38. 46. 49
Moore, Sarah...............
..... 62. 01. 94. l02,13Q
Moore, Tahll ha ........................... 40. 46. 189. 190
Moore, Walter .........................-... .... 14 n. 207
Mora·Bonfila. Dolo ....................................... 8Q
Morales. Paul ......................................
105. 189
Morale .. Roquele ....................._ ...... - ............. n
Morales-Hernandez. AleJandro ......................... n
Mo~enthaler. Emily ................................... 37. 46
Morrill. Alexa ................................. q 67. 100. 208
Morris. Alexandra ....................... 35. 46. 1QO. 227
M rrls. Edward ..........-········-· ........... 34. 46. 55
Morrl J eph ............11, 46. 55. 167. IQS. 209. 234
orris. Paul..........................
............... n
M rrl Tre r ................................................... 8Q
Morrov.. Oaire ........................... 15. 14.
IN 1o5
M eley. Britt ............._ ........ _ .... 62. 67. 1%, 1Q7
M ly. Tyler ........................................ n. 132, 167
M ey Ashley ............- ....- ................... 01. 216
Mosie): BrUtanle ............................................... 89
Mosley. Dallcla .................................................. til
Mosley, Mlchaei ........................................... 8Q IJQ
Mosqueda. Jasmyne ..................... 45. 40. 188. I8Q
Motta. Aramls .................................................. 8Q
Moya. Je lea ........................................ n, 94. 137
Moyer. Aimee ................... 27. 46. 61. 1Q2, 205. 252
Mu)a. Thomas ..........................- .. 24 46.40 1Q5
Mullen. Donovan .............................. 8Q, 200.207
Mulligan. Katherlne ...... 16. 20. 32, 46. 61. 127. 163.
205. 21&lt;l, 225. 252
Mulligan. Maurt!l!n 16, 20. 23. 30. 4o. 48, 127. 163.
205. 21&lt;l, 224. 252
Munteanu. Peter ................................... n. 82. 217
Munteanu. Sydney ............. 27. 35. 47. 109. U2, 21Q
Murillo. Ella ...................................................... 80
Murphy. Maurlce ................................ 8. 18.
tQ8
Murphy, Michelle.... 62.1:il. 106. 17o. 204.205. 208
Murphy. lcole ............................................ n. 1Q8
Murray. J.mlfer .............28. 34, 47, 112, 113. 1Q2. 1Q5
Murray. Kendal ................... 11. n. 82. 114. 165. 201
Musso. Erin ... 15. 62. 01. 94. 111. 17&lt;), IQO. 1&lt;11. 204.
205. 210. 2n, 217, 218
Myers. Jules ...................................................... n
Myer , Sarah ....................................... n. SO. 170
Myrle, Donovan ............................. 46. 47,101. ltil

n.

n.

n.

n

alley. Chel le .......................... 21. n 81. 144 145
apheys. Lauren ..................................... ........ til
apue Marray .......................... 19. n. 98. 116. 1&lt;18

[2J4J"4J

Index.

p

Pacheco. Crestlna ................................... 87. sq tn
Padleco. Job ............................................... 01. 167
Padilla. Amallnally .......................... .. 188. 189
Padilla. lrvlng .................................................. IOI
Page, Alexander ..................... - ................... 12, n
Pag • Robert. .............................................. n. 143
Page-&amp;:hmlt. Kirby ..................... til. 198. 212, 213
Palacio. AMandra .......................... 47. 48. 58. 100
Palomino. Armando ................................ 8&lt;), 200
Paris. Chrl topher .................... .................. n. 133
Park, John................................ 23. 41. SO. 61. 230
Park, Sunghoon ........................ 22. 3Q SO. 116. 191
Parker, Adam .......................... 35. 42. SO. 100. l1Q
Parker, Laurice ................................ ................. 01
Parker, MeShelle ................................ .40. SO. 228
Parker. Shane ............................................. 1&lt;17
Parker, Trevlon ............................... 8&lt;), 11Q 143. 216
Parkhill. Wllllam .................................. n. 82.197
Parkison. Robert .............................................. 78
Parkison. William ................... - ...................... 80
Parr. Katherine ................... 62. 01, 70. 17o. tn. 198
Par on, Brandon ............................................... 78
Part rid • Dlandra .................... 6. 48, 58. 1&lt;13. 1Q5
Pa Ill as, Blanca .......................................... 8Q tn
Pate, Arielle ..................................................... 89
Pat rick, Charnone ........................... n. 78. 17&lt;), 198
Patterson, Chutney ......................................... 58
Patterson, Dominlque ................................ 78. 107
Patterson. Donell .............................................. 67
Patterson. Quinn .................... 22. 37. SO. IQS. 240
Paxton, Priscilla .................................... 15. 83. 89
Payne. Mtehaei.. ....................._ .................. IB. 89
Payne-5nyder, Ashlelgh .............................. 83, 89
Peay. )ohannah ............................. 78. 148. 170. 198
Peck. Michelle ........................... 20. 8Q 128. 129
Peck, Timothy .................. 1&lt;1, 89. 91, 200. 212. 213
Pedrln. Ronal .................................................. 217
Penaftor, Anthony ............................................. 78
Pendleton. Chrl t lne ......................................... 78
Pendleton, Chrlslln ......................................... 97
Perez-Chavez. Lydia .................................... 78. 17o
Perez-Garcia. Manu !.......................................89
Perkins. Brlana ................................................. OI
Perkins-Troutman. Jasmlne ............................... l:il
Perlman, Rosa ..... 14. 78. 101. 114. 115. 148. 18Q, 198
Pernell. Syrl ...... 33, 35, SO. 150. 151. 196. 1&lt;17. ZOo
Perryman, Jarrett ............................................. 89
Pe oa, J.P. ............................................. 17. 78. 133
Pe oa. Yerlca ...................... l7. 01, 68. 114. 175.217
Peters, Taylor .................................................... 78
Peterson, Keith ....................... SO. 51. 101. 212. 221
Peterson, Matthew ......................... l:il. 152, 192, 1Q3
Pettes. Hnrrlson ........................................ 48. SO

n.

n.

Quinn. Caitlin

q

................................ 89

r

Radatu • n a ....................................... 68. 94
Raei·Cath&lt;lli • Aaron. ....................................... 68
Rainey. )a ·myn ................................................ 78
Rame): Emma .................................................. 94
Ramirez. Andrew ...................... 12. 21. 51, 56. 1&lt;17
Ramirez. Danlel ............................................... 89
Ramirez. Joel.................................................... 78
Ramirez. Maurlclo ...................................... 62. 68
Ramirez. ora ..................................... 83. 89. 105
Ram ey Keota .......................................... 78. 184
Randell, Zurl .................................................... 78
Randrn. Kaltlyn ....................................12. 68. 136
Rangel, ne
............................................... 80
Ray. Deshawn ................................... 68. 102, 149
Rayburn. Royale ....................................... 78. 198
R ave • la mine ....................................... 178. 170
Redfield, Sarah ........................ 32, 35. 51, 102. 221
Redshlrt-Foote. Serenlty ................ 78. 81.102.165
Reed. Brittany ................................................. 68
Reed. Marcu ........................................... IQ4. IQS
Reedy. Ka asha ......................................... 78. 105
Reeves. Tyree. a ................................... .ZO. 89. 218
Regan, Anna ................................. 8Q 114, tn. 197
Reher. Caleb ................................. 89 180. 181. 1&lt;17
Reid, Jahlon ...................................................... 89
Reid, Jamal ................................................ 51, 55
Reid, Lafonda ............ l&lt;l, 42. 51. 189. 1&lt;18. tQ&lt;1, 200
Reid, Maurice ................................................... 78
Reid, Tla. •..................................................... 78
Reilly. Rae ................... l4. 36. 48. 51. 1&lt;18. t&lt;IQ, 224
Reimann. Taylor..................................
....... 78
Res.:hechtko, Sa ha ........... .41, 48, 51. 97.180. 181
Reusch, Madeline ............. 64 68. 111. 17o. 198. 212
Revers. Jo eph ............................................ 88. 80
Reyes. Cabr ela ............................................... 68
Reyes. Jessie............................................ .. ... 78
Reyes. eftaly .................................................. 89
Reynolds. Christoph r ...................................... 78
Reym~s. Kamlll ............................................ 78
Rhodes, Mark Ia ................................................ 89
Rice, Ethan ................................... 78. 155. 18&lt;), 216
R hard , Maya ........................... 68. 17&lt;), 200. 218
R chardson. lsaiah ........................ OI. 68. IQS. 1&lt;18
Richardson. Jessica ... 16. 45. 51. 1&lt;12. 1Q3. 200. 217
Richard. on. Marquise ...................................... 78
Richardson, Michael •• 18. 61, 64. 68. 200, 212. 213
R chardson. Shneka ........................................ 68
Richardson, Susan ............ 6. 68. 18&lt;), 1&lt;13. 1&lt;16. 1&lt;17
Richardson. Thoma· ...16, 43. 52. 61, 192, 193. 201,
217

Richter. Ceor~e..............................
8. 78
Ricketts. Genesis ........................................ .45. 52
Riel meiJer. VIncent .............................. 78. 96. 167
Riggin • Theaford .............................. . ....... 89
Riley. Courtney ....................................... 14,68
Riley. Louls ........................ r........................ q 80
Rln&lt;on. Eric ...................................................... 78
Ritchen. Marissa ................... 68. 148, 17o. tn. 148
Rivera Alejandra ...................................... 8&lt;), 198
Roberts. Alyssa .................................... 7. 78. 209
Roberts, Uewdlyn ....................................... 13. 68
Robin on. Anthony ....................... 52, 53. 132. 198
Roblnson·Larrance. RuthAnne .... IO. n. 4Q 52.56
Robles. Darren ................................... 78. nq 200
Robles. Nathan ................................................ 68
Ro&lt;:k. Darcy ........... 62, 68. 114. 114, 175. 204. 205
Rodarte, Cindy ........................................... 62. 68
Rodgers. Joseph............................
........ 68

Rouz ud. lvonne ...................................... ..
R bury. Brian ..................... 44, 52. l20. 121.235
Royb.ll, Veronica ..................................82 8\l
Rud n, Olivia .................... 7. N. 129. 176, 19Z

~~:~ ~~~riv::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. .'. _:
Runqu t, Dominick ..................................... kl6
Ru ton. Kat! ................... 14, 82, 8&lt;), 115. tn. u
Ru II. Chart ... •....................................88, WI
Ru ell, Joshua ......l4 68. n. 116. 117. 119. 140.
158, 159. 211
Rutl !dg • Sp h lie ............................... N. Qq 201

s

Sagara. Meredith ........ 20. 33. 48. 52, 101. 190.193
Said Cama hu .................................... N 81 Ul
Sal ovlc, Calley ......... 78. 79. 82. 97, 182. 18l198
Salisbury. Dominic .................................... N
Salvldrez. Reyd el............................... ...... . 8'1
Sambula. Sable ...........................................
Somps n. Ryan .................. 22. 2&lt;), 36. 52, Qq 220
Samuel, Keyana .................................... ..
Samu I , Dal .................................8. 68. 144 ~
Sanchez. Amber .........................................sq
Sanchez-luevano. Gustavo..............
'""
Sanders. Deja ............................................... .
Sander • Samantha ....... 5. 15. 8Q 144. 146, 14l
Sandt!r on. Oalre ............ 35. 52, 112. 162. 163. 22l
Sanderson. Samantha ................................. 15. 8'1
Sandoval, Marl a ........... 62, 68, lit&gt;. 1QQ 191
Sanford. Za ·hary .........................................
Sanford. Zan~ta ........................................ 52.0C
Sant Cruz-Rulz Karina ....................... 40. 51
Sorcon • Bianca ...........................................
Sarett, F.l!yahu............................ .. .........
Saucedo, Irls .............................................. sq 191
Saucedo. Ur!el....................................... ..... . 8'1
Saulters. Ryan15. 29. 48, 53. 60, 94 116. 200 2ti
zn
Saunders. Ryan............................
.........
Sawyer, )arne ............................. 7&lt;l, IQQ JQ4.1QI
Sayers. At hUla ............. 4 N 48, 53. 60. 206.
Sayers, Tascony .................................... 82. 88.111
Sayers. Tiara ................................ 23. SO. 51
Seal Manon ........................ 23. 36. 53. 106. 22l
Scali e, Joseph............................. ...... q N
Sch fer. Laurl'n ........................................".
Schnkker. Andrew ................................... 68. 01
Schor, Sophie..........................
.. .....
Schreiber. Adam ........................... 8&lt;), 123. 155.
Schr lber. Je e........................................ 68. b8
Schroeder. Madeline. N. 81. 102. 127. 128. 12&lt;l
163. 1&lt;12. 193. 204
Schuster, Tor!n ................ 68. 130. 131. JQB, 212
Schwabe, Sophia ....... N 97. 106. IQS. 1&lt;18. 212.
Schweikert. Amanda .. 78. N. 82. 17o. 100.191:
Scott. Chrl topher ............................... 79. 81
Scott. I ac ................................................. sq
Scott. Merced .............. N 34. 53. 56. 200.230
Scott, Monica .................................. 8. 68. 212.
Scutt, iklta ................................................
Scott. Rochelle........................................... .
Scot I. Sydnee .............................................
Sedbrook, Emily ...... 6. 11. 23. 34, 53. 1Q3, 191:
Seeb r, Carr! on ...........................................
Sepmeier. George ................................. 79. 19Z
Severson. Maxwell ................................ 4'l 5l
Sevier. Phillip ..................................... 79. lSQ
Shafer, Kayla ..... ................... ................ ... N
Sharo~ef, Hamza ......................................... 14
Shan~ef, Sulaiman .................................. 68.
Sharp. Shauntayt! .................................... 68.
Shar Treeth I ............................................
Shaw. Richard .. ........ .. ....................... 7&lt;l, 98.
Shay. Reade.................
•................... ..
Shllller. Tavonne •
......... 22. 53. 6Q
Shem. Rach l ...........................................
Sh rpa. Sangay ......................................... ..
Sherpa. Tserlng .......................... QO, 138. tn
Shield , Undsay ......................................... 62.
Shook. !cole .......................................... 90
Short. Loyd ..................................... N 116. 151
Showalter. Stephen ........................ 23. 53. 196.
Shroads. Kevin .............................. 7&lt;l, 133. 16L
Shugart. Peter .................................... 90. 155.
Sifuentes. Matthew ..................................... ..
Sigler. Alexls ............. 62. 68. 112. 113. 162. l6l
S1lversmtth. l.ara ... 23. 53. 186. 190. 208. 20Q
Simmons. Torl ..................................... l9. 00.

�••••••.••••••••••••...•••••• 79
• 53. 60, .206
••••••••••••••••• 68. 196. 197
mon. Bryan..............
......
....... 47. 4Q. 54
Simon Oalre..........
.... 79, 1.29 164. 165. 204
Simon. Grant .............................. Q. 21, 79, 122. 123
Simon. Thomas .............. ·· ......... · ...................... 79
Simpson Robert ....................................... 54. 60
Sims Derrick. .................................................. 90
Singl~on. Jackquelin ....................................... 68
SKien. Shae ..................................................... 90
Slaughter. Jodecl ....................................... 91, 119
Sla)l Sheretha ................................................... 79
Sm~ll Joel........ . .. .. . . . ....... •...... 79, 206. 207
Small Joshua ...... .......................... 79, 206. 207

.215
Swain. Blake .... 15. 3Q. 48. 55. 60. no. n7. 140. 141.
200, 203. 210. 2n. 217
Sweetbaum, Elizabeth ................. 79, !37. 198. 199
Sweetser. Samuel .......................... 34. 42, 55. 229
Swenson. Matthew ......................... 79. 81. 172. 217
Swickard, Tess ................................................. 90
Swinnerton. Erin...........
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Tabor, Hannah....... ............
........ 19. 83. 90. 171
Tafoya. J hua 8. 55. 61. 98. 166. 167. 187. 195. 204.
205. 238. 252
Taklmoto. Emily ....................... 5. 90. 138. 147. 171
Tallbull, Blaine ................................ 33. 55. 61. 159
Tallbull. Cody ................... 23. 35. 55. 158. 159. 221
Tamashiro, Nika .............. 02. 6Q. 170. 171, 190. 197
Tanaka. Clio ................................................ 02. 09
Tanenbaum. Carl a ................... 69. 151. 200, 207
Tapia. Yareii ...................... 02. 09. 176. 189. 201. 218
Tapper, Matthew..... ................... 6Q. 101. 159. 218
Tate. Elleana .................................................... 90

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Smith: Lexington .................... 90. 91. 116. 143. 189
Smith, Undsay .............................. 79, 176. 212. 213
Smith, Marlene ................ 78. 79, 82. 170, 200. 21~
Smith, icolette ................ 43. 4Q. 54, 182. 183. 21
Smith. PauL ............. 64, 68. no. 167. 18Q. 194. 218
Smith. Quentin ........................ .4, 23. 28, 54, 105
Smith. Rachel.. ..........................78. 79, 82. 97. 168
Smith. Rebekah ........................................ 90. 189
Smith. Samantha .......................... 83. 90, 91. 198
Smith. Samuel ..................... 90. 91. 124. 196. 197

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Smith. Tra.:y ....................... 15. 74. 79, 105. 170. 171
Smlth·Murphy. Sterling .............................. 6Q. 199
Sneed. Marion ........................... OQ. 186. 206. 207
Sneider. Erial ................................... 69. 208. 213
Snell. Dl&gt;an ....................................................... 09
Snodgrass. Tlmothy ...........................90. 1:&lt;!4. 143
Solls·A.:osta. Elizabeth .................................... 90
Solorio. Janice .............................................. 67. 09
Soltero. Omar .................................................. 90
Soma. Chrl tina ................................. 90. 171. 195
Soma. Matthew ......................................... 69. 217
Sondermann. Katrina .......... OQ. 70. 106. 208. 209
Sorensen, Benjamin ........................... 90, 125. 167
Sorensen. Billy ................... 18. 21. 09. 123. !52. 153
Souby. John ......................................................09
Southworth. Zachary ...................................... 90
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Springer-Moore, Vincent.. .......... 7, 54, 57. 102. 195

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Steed, Rache1 ......................... 69. 101. 178. 189. 212
Steele. Delany ..................................... 79, 80. 102
Stein, atasha ........... 64. 69. 189. 193. 198, 199. 212
Stetner, Usa ................................................ 02. 09
Steinhoff, Calvin ................................... 79, 82. 217
Stem ley. Richard .................................... · .......... 79
Steninger. Clare 34. 42. 54, 193. 198. 201. 212. 213.

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Stenlnger, David .................... 79, 120. 198. 212. 213
Stephens. Karielle ....................................... 87. 90
ney. Emily ................ 20. 88. 90. 128. 164, 197
evens, Alex .................. 47. 48. 54, 208. 212. 213
Stevenson, Marvin ......................... 79, no. n8. n9
nson, Tyrone............. .. .... .. ..
02. 69. 116
rt, Cherlka .............................................. 90
ewart. Samuel.........................
09. 104. 154
rtiJndstrom. Rayven ................... 18. 02.69
Stleneker, Brennan ................. 78. 79, !32. 133. 160
Stott. Lyric..................... ... .. ... 02. 09. 102. 129
Straughter. Breonna ......................................... 79
Su. Jennifer........................................ 7,
79, 82
Sulilv n. Briana ......................................... 79, 97
Sullivan. Dl&gt;von .......................................... 02. 69
Sullivan. Justine .................... 09, 94. 129. 144. 146
Sullivan, Maureen .................. 79, 81. 137, 171, 200
Sullivan, Mikayla ...................................... 90, 164
Sulsk\: Zachary ............................ 79, 82. 120. 197
Su el, Zachary ... 28, 48, 55, 193, 198, 199. 201. 213,

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Uhlberg. Alexandra ........... 11, 40, 57.112.219. 239
Uhlberg, Kelli ................................ 87, 90. 1!5, 164

Taylor. l.avelle .............................23. 51, 55. 59. 60

Smith. Dorlan·Michelle ..... 22. 48. 4Q. 54,102,228
Smith. Erin ..... 22. 23. 37. 54, 99. 102. 100. 212. 213
Smith. Fatima ................................................... 79
Smith. Jonathan ........................... 52. 54. 167. 220

TwarogowskL Und ay....................... .......... 80
Tweed, Rebekah........................
.... 90. 177
TwoTwo, Jasmine ............................................. 90
TwoTwo. Olivia...............................
......... 80

Taylor, Raven ...................... 5. 21. 90. 138. 147. 201
Taylor, Tahjj ................................................ 4Q. 55
Taylor·Felese. Jordan ...................... 40, 49. 55. 216
Teicke, Nicklas ............................ n. 20. 24, 55. 193
Temple. Abigail ................. 68, 09. 170. 198. 199. 212

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Terry. Chad ................................................... 69. 71
Teselle, Benjamin ................................. 79, nL 179
Teutsch. John .................................................... 56
Teves, Zachary .............................................18. 09
Thalhofer. Jeffrey ......................... 79, 130,131.204
Thames, Gabrielle ........................................... 90
Thames. 1i.&gt;rln ........... 02. 09. 102, 179, 194. 195. 218
Thatch. Christopher ........................................ 232

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Thomas. Julian ................................................ 90
Thomas. andi ................................................ 90
Thoma • lchelle .............................................. so
Thomas, Sarah .................................. 56, 61. 107
Thomas. Tlftimy .............................. 78, 79, 81.218
Thomas·Christen en. Teri a ........................... 22
Thompsen, Amanda ........................ 09. 206. 207
Thompson, Brian ....................................... 79. 155
Thompson. Daryck .. 11. 20. 22. 23. :&lt;!4. 56. 116. 172,
173. 192. 193. 196. 197. 205. 219. 252

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Thompson. Kelly67. 6Q. 94, 130. 137.145. 190. 205.

252
Thornton. DaVaughn ...................... 77. 79, no. 140
Thornton. Demetrius ......................21. 6Q. 140. 141
Thornton. Tlerra ................................. 09. 184. 185
Threet. I hmael ............................................... 90
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Thurman, Jumeia ............................... 88. 90. 198
Thurman, Nicolas ............................... 79, 190. 191
Tldweii·McMillon. Tanezaree ............................. 09
Tierney. Cassidy ................................................09
Toaspern, William ................. 90. 125. 167. 210. 211
Todd. Michael ............................ 6. 35. 40, 56. 193

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Tolliver, Klmitra .................................... 56. 60. 61
Tomlin. Jeanna ................................ .. ..... 79, 200
Tomlinson. Eryn ... 18. 48. 49. 56. 190. 198. 199. 219
Tootle. Jazmine ................................................. 79
Torres. Javier ....................................................09

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Trader· Bankston. Marquis ........................... 79, 81
Trattler, Adam ................................ n. 54. 56. 216
Tregembo. BenJamin ........................................ 79
Trenholme, Barrett ............................... 56. 57. 216
Trower. Elizabeth ... 45. 56. 192, 193. 198. 208. 209.

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Tsamasfyros. Nikolas ............................... 57, 234
Tubbs. Devon ...................... IO, 64. 69. 94, 105. 111
Tucci, Joshua.............................................. 90, 213
Tucker. Raymond ................................ 69. 194. 195
Tu.:ker, Sachea ................................................. 217
Tuder. Stefanle .......................... 23. 51. 57. 163. 2!5
Tupper. Bryan ................................................... 79
Turner. Evelyn .......................... 35. 43. 57. 216. 2:&lt;!4
Turner. Ceorgeanna ......................................... 90
Turner. Hanifah .............. 79, 82. 102. 194. 195. 201
Turner. James .......................... 69. n6. n9. 210. 211
Turner. Janet .............................................. 90. 94
Turner, Joel ........................................ 90. 100. 216
Turner. Lauren .......................................... 90. 138
Turner, Shaqullle .. 17. 21, 69. 151. 179. 189, 200. 210.
211
Turner, Shazzon ........................... 8. 17, 83. 90. 132
Tuta, Meg .. 80, 110. 111, 176, 190, 198, 200, 205. 252

Urbana. Jamie ............................... 21. 80. 133. 159
Urena, Noemt.. ..................................... 02. 69. 189
Uribe, Luis ....................................... 09. 206. 207
Urlg, at han.......................... .. ............. 6Q. 123
Urig. Wylie ................................. 87. 90. 125.155
Utsey, Faythe..................... ........ 87. 90. 195. 210
Uva, Allegra......
87. 90. 171. 216. 218

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.... 09. 70. 114. 208
Valadez. Estefani .............................................. 09
Valadez. Salma .............................................. 80
Valeta. Matthew ........ 09. 70. 71. 106. 154. 155. 196
Valle, Ruben ................................................... 80
Valles. Rory ......................................................09
Van Treuren, William ..... 45. 4Q. 57, 208. 209. 216.
233
VanBierkom, Peter ...................................... 02, 09
Vandenberge, Marisha ................... 74. 80, 170, 171
Vanderburg. Jacqueline .............................. 80. 170

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Wrner, Jamlko ............................... 09. 116. 140. 141
Wssels. Anthony ................................ 80. 198.212

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Villa. Francisco ................................................ 90
Villa. Pri"illa .................................................. 90
Vllla-Rios. Mariela ........................................... 90
VIllanueva, Fanny ............................... 83. 90. 128
Villarreal, Julio ................................................ 90
Vinson. Tatlanna ................ 19. 49. 57. 61. 192. 200
VIramontes. Erika.... .. ................................. 90
Vlski·Hanka. Maximilian 48. 4Q. 57. 100. !52. 153.
190.201
Vltervo, Luis .................................................... 80
Vlzoso. Ana ......... ........ ........... 02. 09. 184, 216

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Waddy, Michael....
..
• 90, 100. 119. 143. 160
Wadkins. Bryanna ............................... 83. 90. 218
Wadsworth. Ben)aman ......................80. 196. 197
Waggoner. avalyn ......... 4Q. 57. 180. 189. 207. 212
Waldo. Karma .................................................. 57
Waldron, Amelia ............................................. 90
Walicki. Carolyn .................................... 18. 24 57
Walicki. Susan ...................... 80. 81, 148. !56. l57
Walker. Anthony .......................... 80. n6. n8. 142
Walker. Breneisha ........................ 57, 58. 198. 227
Walker. Jahala ........................ 22. 46. 58. 198. 199
Walker. Lat rese ....................... 49. 58. OL 189. 220

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Wall. Christopher ............... 8. 80. 8.2. 179, 18Q. 198
Wallace, Deanna .............................................. 09
Walls. Jasmine .......................................... 83. 90
Walson, Chelsea ........................... 87. 90, 189. 207
Walstrom, Audrey .................................... 09. 101
Walters. Alkia ............................................ 68. 69
Walters. Allen ............................................ 58. 60
Walters. Olivia ................................................. 90
Wanamaker. lsaac .............................. 80, 212. 213
Want. Ellen ....................... 17. 74. 80. 180. 198. 199
Want. Taylor ........................... 17, 80. 175. 180. 198
Ward. Ashley ................................................... 91
Ward. Cory ................ 4 23. 44, 58.105. 200.226
Ward. Deidra ..............................................91. 177
Ward. Heather ........................... 6. 35. 46. 58. 239
Ward. Raphaei ........................ 02. 69. 189. 212. 213
Ward. Shawn ...................................................09
Warren, Patience ....................................... 91. 198
Warren. Samantha .....................................48. 58
Waruinge Leah .......................................... 02, 09
Waruinge: Susan ................................ 91. 105. 199
Washington. Dacarrie .............................. 80. 106
Washington. Kayla .................. 19. 23. 50. 58. 200
Wason. Jessica ...................... 35. 50. 58. 200, 224
Wathen. Alexander ...................................... 87. 91

Wells. Donell ......................... 28. sa 60. 140, 141

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Wells. Victoria ........................................... 80. 137
Werner, Kathryn ....................................... 91. 197
Wert. Davls ................. 16, 27. 49. 59. 106, 172. 204
Wert. Scott ........................... 16, 39. 49. 59. 172, 173
West. Darius ........................................ 83. 91. 179
We tcott. Claire .. 09. 70. 71. 102. 105. 130. 137, 170,
193
Westcott.}.) ...................... 12. 78, 80. 133. !59. 160
Weyna, Sandra ............................................... 80
Wheat fall. Christopher .................................... 80
Whtte, Ashlee ........................................... 91. 189
White, Evan .................................. 78. 80. 196. 197
White, Lea ..................... 49. 59. 103.192. 197.200
White. Michael ................................................. 09
White, Robert .............. ...................... 80. 116. n8
Whitmill, ALacla ................................ 91. 198.201
Whitney. Danelle ............................................. 91
Whittaker. William ........................... 09. 206. 207
Whittington, Ravan ..................................... 7. 09
Wielga. Christopher ................. 49. 55. 59. 180. 181
Wielga, Colin ............................. 80. 180, 193. 209
Wiens. Jacob ............................................. 80. 180

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Wilburn. Kala .................................................. 91
Wilder. De' Aires .............................................. 70
Wiles, Rue! .......................................... 91. 119. 160
Wilkerson, athan ......................... 30. 59. 60. 152
Wilkins. Brandl ................................................ 91
Wilks. Deavontae ............................ 22. 47. 59. 189
Williams. Aaron .............................................. 70
Williams. Arlana ............................................. 70
Williams. Brandle ..................................... 70. 218
Williams. Christopher ................................ 91. 119
Williams. Jalena ................................... 83. 91. 147
Williams. lcole ............ 91. 138.177.189 200.207
Williams. Octavia.............................
.. ...... 91
Williams. Patrick ............................................ 70
Williams. Quinn .......................... 80. n6. 118. 167
Williams. Rachael ............................. 80. 103.189
Williams. Renee ...... 8. 18. 21. 68. 70.144.145. 146
Williams. Rose ................................................ 70
Williams, Sean ................................................ 80
Williams. Sir .................................................... 91
Williams. Tana .... 49. SQ. 94.188.189. 194.195.198
Williamson. Scott ................................. 7. 80. 101
Willis. Brandon .......... ......
•.................... 70
Willis. Hana ...............................19. 22. 52. SQ. 223
Willis. Tyler. ................................. 20. 80. 17Q. 201
Wlllls·Tapfumaneyl. Tiera ................. 70, 184, 185
Wilson. Allan ................................................... so

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Wilson. Leon .............................................. 91. n9
Wilson. Shareese ...................................... 80. 170
Winbourn. Gillian ..II. 48, 53. 59. 112, 192. 193. 195
Winget. Shelby ......................... 33, 48. 59. 61.236
Wlnn. Joshua ................................................... 91

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Wolfe!. Hunter ................................ 18. 80. 81.142
Woodard. Davkl ........................................ 80. 213
Woolfolk, Ellas ........................................... 80. 81
Woolfolk. Jordan ....................... 19, 22. 46. 59. 194
Woolfolk, Joshua................................... ........ 91
Wormley. Usa.68. 70. 198. 199. 204.205.212.213.

252
Worthen. Abigail ........................................ 91. 1!5
Wotkyns. Alice5. 34. 60. 17o. 177. 193. 198. 199. 219
Wotkyns. Uly ................................ 77. 80. 170.171
Wright, Stephen ....................................... 60. 235
Wright-Jackson, Kia ............... 70. 182. 183. 210. 211
Wyatt. Devin............. ...
•.................... 70

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Yapp, Olivia.......
. ... 70, 127. 129.17o. 1n. 217
Yarber, Melvin.... !5. 18. 22. 27, 60. 61. no. 189. 200
Yarbrough. Christopher .................................... 91
Yokley. Ebonie ................................................. 80
Voiles. Daniel .............. 11, 23. 60. 61.196. 197,228
Yoon, Sae ............................................ 60. 61. 198
York. Shola ........................................... 82. 91. 217
Young, Daniel .................................................. 80
Younger. Tremel ................................... 91.147.156
Yufta. Cabrielle ......................... 4. 82. 91.164, 1Q8
Yull', Katelyn .................................................... 91

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Zackroft', athan..
.. ...................... 80. 130. 131
Zafiropoulos. Angelica ...................................... 71
Zaragoza, Nicola ................................ 80. 81. 130
Zax. Jacob .........................................80. 132. 209
Zax. Talya ............................... 83. 91. 110. 111. 198
Zeller. icholas .......................................... 70. 125
Zettas. Add! on ................................. 60. 105. 143
Zettas. Elliot ........................................ 91. 143. 155
Zhao. Sophia ............ n. 20. 4Q. 60. 61, 111. 191. 193
Zickefoose, Katherine ............ 12, 42. 60. 205. 226

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Webb. Gabrielle ..................... 09. 105. 189. 198. 218
Webber. LaMar ..................................... 34, 55. 58

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Wegmann. Elizabeth ........... 15. 09. 71. 110, 111, 193
Weller. Elizabeth ................................... 35. 55. 58

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Ltll Cretghton, (Jtte GltwJ Jnd SJrJh O:x:x-ie.
Proto Editors:
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To the 2006-2007 Angelus Staff:
Nellie: P.S. You're adopted, twenty questions, sneaking to
lunch, text messaging. Kelly 8.: Heart problems, taking more
pictures than anyone ever knew. Tasha: Christkind (Father
Christmas?!), Qdoba brownies, calling people in 244, always
sick, lazy but we love you. Carlie: ·rm fhangry!", Ms. Usa,
loud, enthusiastic. Meg: Most polite, giggling, hardest workIng, perfect pages. Janessa: Saturday mornings, labeling
COs, sneaking to lunch, 'Don t ask )anessa, she doesn't know
what she's doing" -Nellie. Kate: You ho!, yelling at us about
the yearbook, high Fives, 'You look like Kate today!", Usa's
personal assistant, *You·re specially Invited to a yearbook
party! Mo: Bringing the kids to school, Lisa· s assistant, Friday
nights. most dedicated. Reese: Most enthusiastic, knows
everyone, Gatorade, sharing Usa·s Fridge. Meaghan: Hard·
est working, walking to Starbucks In the snow In flip·Flops.
Daryck: Finally joined staff (thank goodness), Finishing the
after school page two months late, spray-painted pants, pink
polo. Kristin: Always with Devin, queen of baby pictures.
changing hair colors, Finally turning in your senior picture.
Brianna: Golf page!! Aimee: Energetic, silliest staffer, Funny,
best dressed, links. Gracie: Trucker hats, crazy jackets. Josh:
Only person to have a liver transplant and come back to
work on yearbook two months later, great pictures. Mallory: Endless trips to Walgreens, always everywhere, most
spirited, can Finally drive yourself around, what would we
do without you?! Usa W.: eeds computer lessons. always
singing, undercover worker with well·done pages, naming
the ETC page. Sarah C.: Great pages, perfectionist, hard
working, curly hair, people pages. Arl: Jew Fro, wrestling,
flirting with all the girls, secretly working hard. Kelly T.:
Late nights working on senior pages, too many pages. super
hard-working. Max: Chima!, chair races In the hallway, never
getting mad even when the you-know-what hits the fan, collage pages. Hayley: Trendiest dresser, Saturday mornings,
choir page!! Peter: Turing In names on a piece of wood (?!).
Sam and Zach: Always late, goofing around, "I have hockey",
·u broke. Tess: Sunglasses, trying to get Ari to work on
ads. Usa E.: Always getting the bad computer, dancing,
laughing. Vik.i and Beatriz: Pimp my ride, most creative,
ETC page. Canyon: Photoshop wizard, the cover turned out
awesome, knowing more than anyone about Adobe. Catle,
Lila and Sarah: Smelly markers, Lila Chapelle Show, eating
all oF Lisa s Food, came come, oh save the drama If I am late,
PAOMNNEHAL, the "Where's Lisa?" plate, smencils, yearbook
diet, Starbucks!, Lady SOV. butter cookies (ew), Sarah's stupid
drawings, stealing crackers, candy stash (mice?!), Veronica
Mars, being Lisa's personal assistants, popcorn, cleaning the
back room, Leonardo DICaprio, living In Room 100, Calle:
"Yearbook Is cancelled!", always thinking about food. Usa:
Chopped collard greens(?), thanks For all the Food, meeting
your parents, pink pages, tricking the plant, running the
school, professional hand-holder, don't be late for class, "Is
your Fish dead yet?", cul997, name check, won·t you miss us
next year?, we love you, adios!!!

Stif rnmbers: l\.1\.Jx Atufunw.l,
Brunn..1 Ben tle), Reese Boyd,
CJrlu? Ll1risturL&lt;;OJl, &amp;·1tn2 Contrt 1:15,
SJuh CorntSh, Vikt EJglc, lis..1 Engdkcr1,
Mt&gt;Jglun FisiX't, Tess lxk..&lt;;etl, Ari M1lnun,
A111TI Mover, I(Jk Mulltg.111, Mo Mulltg..ltl,
H.:l&gt; b Round, 0Jr) ck Thompso11,
Krll&gt; Thompson, Meg TutJ
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Peter H.:lrtnun, SJm Lass,
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���Throughout the year. a variety of tudent flew high and
I soared far. Traveling acros, the globe, they , pread
their wings to learn new thing, and experience different
cultures. "TourL ts take their culture with them, traveler
leave their culture behind:' _tated senior Alex"Bennett, a
member or the 0dy, ey elub that journeyed to eambodia,
Thailand, and Vietnam for community service.
~thers had more challenging experience,. Through
V Amigo, de las Americas, senior Kelsey ordon lived
with a family in Mexico. "Long tory , hort, it was the
hardest thing I've ever done, but it was ab olutely worth
it:· explained Kelsey. Junior Joe calise went to Mexico
along with KeL ey, and junior Loui e Pietru zew ki spent
time in eo ta R.Jca with the arne program.
{;)oming to the United tate, wa an adventure in
~ tself for some Angel . Eight tudents from different
countrie, around the world cho, e to_ tudy abroad at Ea t
this year. enior Anne audin, an exchange tudent from
France, said "I really like the United State . Mo tly the
life and how we live here; all the freedom and the variety
or people:·
hether they traveled for school, community, ervice,
or just to get a ta, te of another culture, you never
knew where you'd find an Ea tAngel.
• Alyssa R.J&gt;bert &amp;

Greetings! Though they came from different corners of the globe. exchange student. Anne · audio.
12 (France), · ustav Forscid, 12 ( weden), lfonso
Vargas, II (Mexico), Julius Pawelke. 12 ( · ermany),
Wei Liu. II ( hina), and Eun Hee ehoi·s. 10 (Korea)
favorite place to hang is East! (Photo by Kelli ChlberqJ

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~ Three heads are better than two. While exploring the small town
of yuthayya. Thailand. Mr. Hernandez and Ms. LaFleur stop to admire a
tree that contains the face of "Buddha. (Pholo courtesy ot Mr.l-\ernandez)

Fla h back. Standing in her old
classroom. Ms. Anderson traveled to
Morocco where she previou.ly taught
when she wa. in the Peace eorps.
(l?hoto courtesy of M_. Anderson)

In good hands. After ra1s1ng
IO.COO to benefit the community of
Matamoro• • Mexico. senior. Ally
Lynn and Alex Mcl-\enry journeyed
there to build a church. (Pholo cour
tesy of Ally 4'nn)

Fun in the sun. During their six weeks in Israel.
seniors spent time at the Dead ea and a variety
of other historical places. Front row: eharlie Fine.
eharlie eohen. Lindsey ldelberg, Ari Malman.
Zach
imms. Brett
isun. Alyse Opatowski.
eassy elayman. Deborah Krause and Natasha
Stein. 'Back row: Matt Sabetsky. Max Wolf. Kevin
R.J&gt;per and Becca Nathanson. (Photo courtesy of
Ari Malman)

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Learn.

etodHti..e from /Qp left: A page in his tory. While
explorinq lhe ancient city of Jerusalem. seniors

Thrin SchiL'iler and ri Malman stumble
upon the West m \~11. (PhOio courtesy or Ari
Malman) &lt;2st away. After a day in the Bahama.."- juniors Allie eherout s and R.)lan ""Bu..""'
find a h()( spot to enjoy the L"-'and's nightlife.
(l'hOIO courtesy or Ryan """Bu.."-h) In uniform.
While spending a year studying abroad in
cera. Ghana \\-ith A.P-S.. junior Hiliary Green
takes a study break to hang with her classmates. (Photo courtesy or Hiliary Green)

High altitude. Exploring the ruins

or Machu Picchu, Peru freshman

B'&lt;ln 0\l.'ers and junior N\ac &amp;tthrie take a breather while hiking.
(Photo courtesy or B'&lt;ln 0\l.'ei'S)

"Most people just get to
read about Africa in a
book. but exploring Malawi
firsthand changed our
view of the world:·
• Abby Worthen. 10.
• Zoe Tweed 10.

"I'm living in Amsterdam.
which is definitely the
most amazing city in the
world!"
• Dawn Huryk,/1.

Luck of the lri h. Travelinq to Northern Ireland for their diplomatic duties, ~~mbers of13uil~­
inq Bridqes for Peace still found time to relax at the beach. Front row: Erm Breeze. Natahe
Fine//, Haqan Archer. elaire Morrow 11. Tracy mith II and Marisha Vilndenberge //. econd
row: Arianna Hill//, Lindsay mith 11. Allison ""Bradley II, Yosef Bendiff. Noah Kaplan//, J~ss
Laub //,Duncan MacLeod 11 and Hallie Hughes 12."Back row: Mrs. Archer. ean Archer. Ntck
Brown//, Helen Katich//, Seif -Bendiff. Geoff Donahue II and Troy Wiese//. (Photo courtesy
or Jess Laub)

Ta teofThai. Trekking through
"Bangkok.
0dys_ey
elub
admires the intricate architecture. Left to right: Abram Wra
12. Alex Bennett, 12; eorah
Overberry. Michael Lichtbach
12. Parker Fulton. Elizabeth
Weqmann 12. Zan13eczkalo and
Gillian Winbourn. (Photo cour
tesy of Alex Bennett)

'"Balancing act. After buildinq a playground for eosta
FUcan children, junior LouL e
J?ietruszewski tests out her
handiwork. (Photo courtesy or
Louise PietriL&lt;iZe\\'SkA A A
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People.
Lunch time. In the main hall.
students wait for their friends
to go to lunch. (l?hoto by David
0ksner)

Sweep.

C!/odnt:ise from top ri!/IL School's ouL
'Before leaving school for the day, freshman 1\riannah Johnson. senior Jackquelin
Singleton. and sophomore Destiny eoleman
bid farewell. Looking back. 'Behind a crowd,
freshman Kala Hammond is not upset about
the hold up. Three amlgos.'"Before heading
to class. juniors Paolo eiancio. Sean Nelsen,
and Thylor R...eimann. meet up in the main
hall to walk to dass together. (Photos by
Sam Lass)

"0ver all it was difficult
to make it to class on time
without getting caught in
the hall sweep because
of the low moving and
crowded halls:·
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"Yes. the halls were frustrating. but I enjoyed
seeing all of the new
races and everyone's different style:•
• 1\lex RAynor;//.

Sharing. Walking past the main
office. juniors Morgan 1\rline
and Kody Gaulden exchange a
book that is needed for class.
(Photo by Sam Lass)

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What's the combo? 1\t a locker;
sophomores Pre ton Weippert
and l?ayge Daniel get their notebooks for their next class. (l?hoto
by am Lass)

Stampede. ehanging floors. people maneuver around one another on the main stairs in
to get to class on time. (Photo by David 0ksner)

�School's out. After making their way through
the halls all day. students leave the building at the
end of the day through the crowded lobby. (Photo
by am Lass)

ncoming Angels probably thought the toughest part of
attending Ea t would be it's academic rigor; little did
they know, their biggest challenge would be making it
through the hallways. Junior Alex Loomis said, "Even
though the halls were crowded, passing period was
still a refreshing break from eta s, as well as a nice
time to hang out with friends:•
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ushing to get to their desired seat in class. dodging
I ~open locker , maneuvering through obliviou
hall blockers. as well as loitering cliques, were just
a few problems that created the challenging obstacle
course com monty known as passing period. A brief hug,
short conversation, or an unexpected stop on the way
to a student's next hour could sweep someone directly
into hall sweep and land them in the auditorium for a
lecture on being prompt.
espite East's large hallways, five minute pas ing
period ru hed by. A one minute warning bell and
teachers and administrators hounded students to get
moving. According to senior Ashley Maas, "the hallways
were always a hassle but never like this; there were
just too many people filling them:• However. there was a
safe haven from all of the chaos in the halls and stress
of being swept. Drawing a blank? It's called class.
• David 0ksner

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Thank you. Grateful to avoid the main stairs, junior ~an
ders continues down the first floor hall. (Photo by David 0ksner)

ebecking in. In order to catch up with fellow classmates. seniors Erin Musso and 1\ndrew Neely-Willis
meet sophomore Katie R..,ushton by room 100. (Photo by
David 0ksner)

Take one. The main stairs during
class are completely void of stu·
dents and look deceitfully easy to
maneuver. (Photo by am Lass)

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Take two. The main stairs during
passing periods are loud and full
of students pushing through the
crowds. (Photo by Sa Lass)

�Pulled 'Back. With a stylish headband. sophomore Helen Garrigan creates a common hairstyle.
(Photo by Amy Easley)

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ith the turn of the new school year. colorful and
comfortable clothes came into tyle. Favorite articles
of clothing included jeans, baby doll shirts, comfy leggings
and flats. "Bohemian style took charge with flowing yet
edgy dresses sometimes worn with hirts underneath.
Shirts that made statements like "No War" or "Peace"
were increasingly popular: "Baby Phat•s funky designs
and Polo' classic style made them popular brands along
· h the fleece Northface and hot R.J)cawear:
ccessories were the key toanyoutfit:big,long necklaces,
decorative earrings, scarves and headbands enabled
any outfit to look amazing. Shoes became an important
part of every outfit; rainbow flip-flops created a beach
top-sider enabled a preppy one.
ggs, although hated by most guys, provided comfort,
warmth and dry feet in the winter: Moccasins and
slipper took a step out of the house and were also a
source of heat. Jorda ns were worn daily creating a styI ish.
ty, yet practical look.
uropean styles, such as scarves and creative prints,
and 70's influenced styles of flowery, flowing and
colorful clothes were sported. bringing flavor from other
times and places. Throughout the year. East students proved
their fashion knowledge and always looked great.
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. . . 1\11 done up. Looking good with her homecominq hair-do. senior
Ashley Mosley shows her beautiful and fancy style. (Photo by Amy Easley)

1\11 wrapped up. Using a scarf.
sophomore
ophie
chor spices
up her outfit with some added color.
(P oto
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Something blue.
Wearing a
striped blue polo, junior Thomas
imon completes his outfit with
baggy jeans that are gathered at the
ankles to show his matching white
shoes. (Photo by Amy Easley)

Funky Fresh. Layering the pink and black polo with
matchinq florescent earrings, senior Adriana eastorena-eastorena shows her ability to accessorize.
(Photo by Amy Easley)

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Hair.
C!/ocJn~;se from

top left: Smile big! With
her Burberry fleece, senior lzzy Breit
demonstrates how to look fa, hionable yet
laid-back. eln the farm. Loving his overalls, enior Gabe Fancher the rancher.
hangs out in his work day outfit. Preppy.
Wearing hL Polo shirt and gla _e_,
junior RJchie Londer sports his sophisticated style. Different colors or Polo were
frequently seen throughout the _chool.
(Photos by Amy Easley)

Style.
Geared up. Looking good, junior
LuL 'Barraza wears his lver, on
jersey with matching hat. (Photo
by Amy Easley)

"My favorite pair of shoes
are my Jordans becau_e
when I walk in them irs
like walking on air"
•

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hareer. 12.

"I like to wear a lot or colorful prints and rainbow
colors:·

• Khilah \\CalhersWtlliam;./1.

elh baby. Showing orr her baby
doll _hirt, , enior Kelly Thompson wears the latest trend.
(Photo by Amy Easley)
eotor sandwich. Looking good in their bright tees and all white outfit, sophomore ierra
Lucero, and juniors Ayana Johnson and Eugene 'Brewer show orr a popular look. (Photo by
Amy Easley)

1\11 ready to go. Heading to class.
sophomore ina 'Basse _ports
her cute bag. scarf and shoe_.
(Photo by my Easley)

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Munch.
Lunch time! Arriving at Heidi's
Deli. seniors Jessica Hou. e.
Dana Knud. en and • ophomore
Nathan · arcia enjoy off-campu,
privileges. (Photo by am La. s)

Lunch.

C!/ocJn~;se from top ricjlt: 'Big slice.

· euinq
ready to chow d wn at Anthony's Pizza.
junior. MarL ha \'dndenburg and avannah McMillan-ehristma. enjoy their pizza.
'Burrito time! Lunchin' at ehipotle. junior.
Aaron uereca. Alex elernter; 'Brandon
Finnie, and Mark Franklin down drinks
and burrito. before returning to &lt;.chool.
ehop ticks. After a quick appetizer at
Popeye·.• juniors T'. hawna eallbeck and
1\Yara Jennings order their entree at rand
ehina. (Photo by am Lass)

"My favorite period is
lunch becau e I love itling down with friend.
and hanging out:•
• Nick Lewis. 12.

" ophomore
year
is
beller because I get more
rides to lunch so I can eat
at places besides tho e on
eonax:·
• arah "Ben nell, 10.

Sati fled. Finishing their lunch
'lver Mine Sub.. junior
at
01iver D•erazio and sophomore
Aspen Johnson enjoy their meal.
(Photo by am Lass)

Lunch

pots.

Talk time. While wanmg for
her rood at J?opeye•s, senior Kelisha 'Barber chats on the phone.
(Photo by am Lass)

~ne man show.

While juniors erystal Hernandez. onja R..odriguez. and eindy
wait for junior 1\Yie Winslow to eat his tacos, they enjoy their free student drinks from eh
tie. (Photo by Sam Lass)

�unch was every student's favorite period of the day. No
matter what place you chose to go to, as long as you
were eating, you were happy. Whether in the mood for
something cheap, picy, or maybe a little Greek, there was
always a variety of options around. For the newcomers, the
most popular places to walk to were ehipotle, Popeye•s,
Pizza Express, and Greek Town. Most freshmen were
just happy to have the privilege of going off campus.
""rlte advantage of having a licen e was being able to
I drive to, and eat at, more than just the local eolfax
restaurants. "If it weren't for off campus lunch, I wouldn't
make it through the daY,' said senior R.yan Gray. When
you were in the mood for a sub, you could cruise over to
Fat Jacks, Silver Mine, Ted's, or Q...uizno ; or you could
always spice it up with some Mexican food from Q...doba
or ehipotle. The most etas ic deli options around were
Einsteins, Smiling Moo e, Heidi's, and Spicy Pickle.
herever you went, it was always the part of the day
when you and your friends got to take a break from
the tress of school and just chow down. According to
junior foreign exchange student Alfon o Vclrga , "Lunch is
my favorite time of the day.• Most students would second
that emotion.
• Laura Martinez and "Blake Dowling

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~ Full stomach. 1\fter fini hing their burrito bowl from ehipotle,
freshmen Lucila eorro, Nora 'Bates. and Maggie Noto laugh at the mention
of desert. (Photo by Sam Lass)

Dig in. Enjoying their lunches at Noodles. junior Will
eonnolly and senior Patrick Meyer fill up on pasta.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

Take out. 1\fter ordering food from
Gyros, seniors Monique 13ankstonJamison and 1\shley Mosley walk
back to school to eat. (Photo by
Peter Hartman)

ehow time. 1\fter paying for his
burrito ill ehipotle. senior haquille
Turner picks up his food. (l?hoto by
Sam Lass)

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hard to pinpoint the " be_t:• In
pursuit of the most popular board game. best concert venue, or
best place to eat. a urvey wa distributed to take _core of the
titles destined to win "-aest 0f•: With trend like _kinny jean •
the latest oversized ungla e_. o· in pi red dre e • or the
newestNikestyle flouri hingamongthe1\ngel .bigfa hionable
ungla e and Nike hoe were the overall con en u J r the
-aest Fad. When it came down to choo ing a favorite tradition
or be t period to have off. the tudent ' agreed on Homecoming
and eighth period unanimou ly.
' .4 Tith points racking up. ehipotle had little competiti n in
~ ~ ~ ecuring the title of -aest Place to Eat. tudents raved
when a new ehipotle opened aero the street from campus and
the restaurant became ever more popular. "It's so convenient to
have a ehipotle that undercla men can walk to. It's the bu_ie_t
restaurant on eotrax during lunchtime!" aid fre hman Joe
Nathan on.
ast students at o jumped at the chance to give the 1-phone
the recognition it de erved as-ae t Invention. When a ked
about their favorite song and movie, students cho e "erank
That:• by oulja-aoy, and Tri'JJL~ormers; however. it was a very
clo e call with runners up uch a_ uperbad and Halloween.
1\&lt;klitionally. for the best concert venue. R..ed R.J&gt;cks wa at the
top of the coreboard. "1\ concert at R..ed R.J&gt;ck i _o unique
compared to all other venue . It ha the best cenery. people.
and overall best acoustic . 0nce you go red rock •you never go
back!" explained enior Lauren Naphey . With all our personal
and diverse "best :· East remain the -aest of eotorado.
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to watch. eniors 1im Hambidge, "Billy orensen, 1\lex 13rachfeld. Nate Uriq,
"Ben 1\llegrezza, Mats Engdahl. Dan 1\_ chkinasi, and Brian McQ..uinn show orr
their love of the game. (Photo by Tess Jack. on)

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they . it down ror a quick lunch. fre!'.hman
Margaret Davidson and sophomore Lauren
Thrner dine at ehipotle. voted best place to
eat. (Photo by Tess Jackson) "Break time.
While taking a break from dancing, junior!'.
I x eonaway and Garrin Martinez take
part in the homecoming tradition. (Photo by
Mark Trapino) Stunna shades. porting
the latest fashion. seniors Devin l'ollard.
R..obbi Nichols, Suli ·hareer and
rien
Dudley show that big sunglasses are not
only for girls. (Photo by Dominique Davis)

R..ockin' Em. porting the popular air forces. senior Devan
eurry shows orr his vibrant hot
new Nikes. (Photo by Dominique
Davis)

"ehipotle is my favorite
lunch _pot because it is
delicious. and I love Mexican rood!"
• Vilnessa Luna. C),

"1 love my 1-phone!
my baby.·
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R.unner up. While enjoying the second best
tradition. junior. Sheretha ' Jay, Latrice Johnston, Dawn Hamilton, Elia Martin, and senior
M&lt;~riama Kallay party at the pep rally. (Photo
by Kody Gaulden)

Shamele ride. lways proud to be seen in
his V\'o/ bus. senior lex Brachfeld .· hows off
his van. voted Best Ghetto Fabulous ride or
the year. (Photo by Vilnessa R.Adatus)

Dancing duo. 1\t the homecoming dance, voted the best tradition. senior Deidra Walbert and
date Jon Hall cuddle up and have
a good time. (Photo by Mark
Trapino)

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am Wolf. 12.

Seeing red. During a concert at
R..ed R...ocks, voted'Be. t eoncert
Wnue. seniors Paige Lar. on,
my Easley, 1\bby Temple and
Marissa RJtchen try to stay dry.
(Photo courtesy or my Easley)

�Work.
Pop star. inging with passion.
junior Nandi McDowell delves
into her music preparinq for the
winter concert. (Photo by Phoebe
Duvall)

top right: Heartbeat.
Into the rhythm, senior usan R.Jchardson plays to the beat of her own drum.
(Photo by "Beatriz eontreraS) Jammin'.
At Denver School or the Arts, bassist and
drummer for R.Jot Pipes, juniors Jacob
Paul and Jacob 01defest play at a poetry
slam benefit. (Photo courtesy of Jacob
01defest) Future Mozart. Exercising his
fingers. senior 13ritt Moseley practices
his favorite piece on the piano. (Photo by
13eatriz eontreras)
C!/ockwise from

"'I play drums because I
got rhythm and it keeps
me calm. The rhythm
drives me, and helps me
release stress"'
• Joseph 13ayly. 10.

'"I skateboard because I
want to be a pro. It helps
me escape from the conformity or society.•
• Sebastian Ludwig, 10.

"Being green. Heading home.
teacher Alan ehimento rides
his bike instead or driving a car
in an erfort to help the environment. (l?hoto be Phoebe Duvall)

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&lt;hool.

Lights upl IUlnning the liqht
board, senior 13ill Huggins
works on perfecting the lighting
design for the fall play, Macbeth.
(Photo by Phoebe Duvall)

R...ock out. Members of The Panic, sophomore Adam Estacio, juniors Jenna Greenwood. Ga
Gutierrez and 01ivia IUldeen prepare for an upcoming gig. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall)

�The play's the thing. R.,unninq his lines, sophomore
David Burris-Deboskey gets ready for the fall production of Macbeth. (l?hoto by l?hoebe Duvall)

~Y after day when the final bell rang, the hallway
I...l~ere flooded with students desperate to reclaim their
freedom. They forgot about the tiflingclas rooms. crowded
hallways. and their teachers•lectu res for a few short hours
and participated in a variety of different extra-curricular
activities. While some avoided their homework to hang out
with their friend • other went home and got traight back
to work. finishing projects. writing papers and tudying for
tests. Still others headed off to their job. played a sport,
or enjoyed doing in their favorite hobby.
any students love to spend their time playing sports.
"I like occer because I made a lot of friends:• said
senior varsity soccer player'"Billy Sorensen. Many people
were incredibly dedicated to their sport. "It's my outlet.
It's the best thing I do:• said freshman figure kater Amy
Schnicker about her passion,
ome tudents used their activities as preparation for
the future. "I want to grow up to be a pilot. It' really
fun to have hands-on experience now:• said freshman Aris
Sheiner who learned how to fly a plane. 0ther spent their
time volunteering in areas that they were considering a
career in. Whatever their choice of activity. tudents loved
the precious time spent away from school.
• Phoebe Duvall and '"Beatriz eontreras

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. . ."Beat the crowd. Fighting the hordes. students flood out of the building at the end of the day to walk to the parking lot or wait for their rides.
(l?hoto by Phoebe Duvall)

Superman! Practicing their moves, senior iera
'Bruce. sophomores Jalena Williams. Destynee Miles.
Deidra Ward. and Latasia French work on erank That.
(l?hoto by'Beatriz eontreras

etean up. Working at the chic LoDo
restaurant 1\muse by Michel. junior
ilvana 1\iquipa-Dorner busses
tables. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall)

Tight rotation. Pl!rforming her signature move. the ehloe by 1\ITl)l freshman
1\my Schnicker \IIOWS judges at the
Oen\'er Invitational eompetition where
she took 1st place.

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�Double trouble. Leavinq _chool. _ eniors Jacquelynn eampbell and Brandie Williams model identical outfits. (I hoiO by Amber ollz)

t East the studenL sure know how to show _chool
1\
- pirit and have fun while doing it. This year. not only
did _tudent get to dre sin their crazy outfit everyday,
but they at o got to take part in a bunch of spirit week
activitie both during lunch and after school.
~n Monday, tudent _howed up in their _teeping attire
V for PJ Day. during which they took part in a donut
eating conte tat lunch. 0n Tue_day, the hall were full of
bright color_ for Thcky Tue _day, which wa followed by a
_howing of the movie Transformers in the gym later that
night. ··Thcky Tuesday wa the best spirit day thi year
because we got to wear crazy clothes and not worry about
whether or not they matched!" said ophomore Danielle
ea tillo. 0n Wedne day, Pirate Day, student howed up
donning their eye patche and parrots, ready for a oda
chugging conte tat lunch.
That night there wa an inten_e volleyball battle of the
I sexe between the occer boys and volleyball girL,
and in the end the girls prevailed. Then, studenL grabbed
their twin on Thur_day for Twin Day, to compete in
an array of field day activitie_ followed by the annual
Powder Puff Football Game. pirit Week wa a week to
be remembered.
• Allie R.Amey
. . All dolled up. Between cia __ es, freshmen Jacquelyn Langdon, lrL
Kosmicki. and Nikola R-ivero show orr their wacky get up_ for Thcky Tuesday. (PhoiO by Mallory HeinzerOih)

eute and comfy. Outside or &lt;;Chool.
&lt;;Ophomores Amber Goltz and
Katharine 13oyle show orr their
tackines . . (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

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Strike a pose. On Thcky Tuesday.
junior Lakessiah Neely, and sophomores Oanielle vandyke. and hanita Andrews are lookin' good in
their over the top outfits. (Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

ehug chug chug. At lunch, seniors R-odney Newton
and John ehapman ru. h to fin I h their soda the fastest during the soda chugging contest. (Photo by Zoe
Tweed)

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etockwise from top left: Still snoozin:
Looking very relaxed and comfy. fre. h·
men Marcella eurrin and
-andra
D'Aimeida show orr their sleeping attire.
(Photo by Mallory HeinzerothJ l?lg • At
lunch. sophomore John erawford -tuffs
his race winning the donut eatinq conte. t
during Homecominq festivities at lunch.
(Photo by Kody · aulden) Pajama party.
After rolling out or bed, _ophomore Erika
Kalin and fre. hman Hannah lighe came
_traight to school. (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

Twin.

Stud. tanding outside or school
at the end or the day, _enior
Koree R..o. s look. ridiculous in
his outfit. (Photo by Kody · aulden)

"P11jama Day is my favor·
ite d11y because you don't
have to get ready before
coming to school:·
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outhworth, ICl

"Pirate Day L my f11vorite
day because you get to
carry 11round a parrot:•
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Friendly relations. Posing. seniors eourtney eopeland. Jozlin Moland. junior Jeff Hampton.
senior mber Moore, junior Q..uentin Hildreth, and sophomore. Marvin Harris, and Trevion
Parker gather to show off their tacky outfit.. (Photo by Mallory HeinzerOih)

eat in the hat. In between class.
juniors Peyton Prater. R..achel
Nevers. and R..osa Perlman look
very creative in their Dr. eus.
costume.. (Photo by eanyon
'BoakJ

Tacky Tuesday. Expressing
their Anqel pride. sophomore.
L11uren patowski ~~nd llegra
Uv11 we~~r their tackiest clothe •.
(PhoiO by Zoe Tweed)
_ pirit Week.

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Angel Vrlde. At the Homecoming game, seniors Kira Franklin
and Dalicia Mo_ ley cheer on the
football team. (Photo by Mallory
Heinzeroth)

White.

etockwise from top riclrt. Decked ~ut.
Waiting in the hall before the pep rally
junior_ Kenzie Hall and Tracy
mith
smile big. Flying the eolor • Ourinq halftime the cheerleaders fire up the crowd for
the second half or the homecominq qame
against rand Junction. They inspired
the team to a 1712 victory. (Photo by Kody
aulden) V yched Up. R-ed on the race,
juniors Jessica ,'t\c, 'eil, Olivia Hamblin
and Alyl3ortle show orr their coordinated
shirt.. (Photos by Mallory Heinzeroth)

"I was so excited for
the homecoming qame
because the pep rally was
so much run.
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(Jackson Meredith, 12;
earson erawford. 12.)

"I love crazy red and white
day! It'S the best day of the
year!"
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rally junior Dakryn Rllyme.
enior Jamiko verner and junior
Walter eooper make crazy
races. (Photo by Kody · aulden)

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and white flowers _enior Felicia
"Benavidez poses after being
crowned homecoming queen.
(Photo by Kody · aulden)

Two-faced. With painted faces, sophomores Anthony Jones and hazzon Turner and
man hawn Wall rep the East colors with spirit for R-ed and White day prior to the pep
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

�"Belt it. 1\t the pep rally. East's 1\nqelaires shared
their melodious harmonies with the crowd. (Photo
By Mallory Heinzeroth)

e angel know how to have a good time while showing
school pride. The week wa filled with paja
tacky side-pony tails, twin , pirate , and be t of all, th
most anticipated East tradition, crazy red and white day.
ur angel made hirts, re urrected old costu
coordinated outfit ; they wore halo , wing , face paint
and anything crazy they could find. "erazy red and white
day lets people wear thing they u ually wouldn't:• aid
junior Morgan Arline.
owever. nothing wa better than the pep rally.
flowed through the halls and fre hmen wore anx
face before their fir t pep rally, which made eR...AZY
and white day even more exciting. eheerleader did back
hand pring aero the floor. tudents ran relay race i
football gear. the bas from the mu ic filled the gym,
the teacher wore matching red polo hirts while joini
the chants of "halo-to halo-to hey!"
new tradition wa at o introduced by tudentcouncil thi
year: a post pep rally, pre football game concert,
a barbecue in the parking lot. "Everyone wa having a
or fun and the mu ic was great!" Nia Lewi said, ent
about how well the new addition were accepted. 'A"I.."'."""'·"•
the tradition were new or old. crazy red and white
wa undoubtedly the be t chool day of the year!
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pare for the game after the pep rally. (Photo by Kody Gaulden)

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represents his class by winninq the pep rally dane
competition. (Photo by Kody auld n)

Shake it. Head Boy and Girl: Jo_ h
R.JJ. sell and Erin Musso qet the
crowd hyped up with some or their
moves. (Photo by Kody Gaulden)

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��VCNV~Y {o-otbcUL
The var. ity football team _tarted off trong, winning their fir t
three games again. t Littleton. 25-21, Thornton, 3,l'T, andl3righton.
35-20. Ea. t surprised everyone and turned some heads as they
continued to make improvements from previous years. "We came
together and worked hard to make it the be. t _ea. on in a long
time:· _aid junior. Jeff Hampton.
Unfortunately, the much anticipated game against TJ resulted
in a loss when TJ•s defen e held the offen. e in the red zone, and
forced turnover , preventing crucial touchdown • . However. junior
kicker. Zach Grossnickle _ucce. sfully made all five field goal attempts. re _ulting in a final _core or 3ll-22. The team tayed in
this slump for another game losing against
Poudre 21ill.
In the second half of the _eason. Ea. t beat
Montbello.7-0.and Fruita Monument.ll5-32. ""By
Homecoming. the team was back on its - treak.
beating Grand Junction. 11-12. In the last game
of the regular sea on they beat Horizon. 11ill
earning them a lllth seed in the playoff .
.....__ _____ __.
In the first round the boy beat €&gt;verland
in a hoot out. 51-llll. """Beating €&gt;verland was the best because we
played with enthu. iasm and brought our 1\ game:• according to
senior Koree R.J)s_ (inset). Thi victory earned the team a econd chance at TJ but turnovers doomed their hopes of advancing
to the next round and the AngeL lo. t to TJ 3ll-3. When reflecting
on the _ea on. senior Tyrone teven. on said. "I enjoyed playing
football and being a part or thL team because my teammates are
a great group of guy :·
• R....achel Nevers

2007 Varsity
Football

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Front row: 1\bram \'era. Jodeci Slauqhter. Deiv 'le Gaines, Adrian Lecompte, !\\array Napue and Jamal Mcintosh. Second row: Turin
Thames. R .ichie Londer. Leonard Howard, R..obert White. Marvin Steven son. Edward Harlan. Q.uentin Hildreth and Otis Prat t. Thlr4
row: Devin Wyatt. Jamiko \'Crner. ehris \ 'all, Bobby Harris, Dam ion ands. Q..uentin Pradia, Dakryn R.hyme s. Walter eooper. Ez~klal
'Bishop. Marcu s Pinillo and Paul mith. Fourth row: Patrick Williams. Jeremiah Essein,Q.uinn Williams, Josh Thylor. Preston Davi~.Jnhn
ehapman. Vincent Mathews. 1\lex j\\etzdorrr, R_yan Gray and Zach Grossnickle.'Back row: Da\'liuqhn Thornton. Jeff Hampton. Matt Judi.,h.
Lexinqton mit h. Josh R.»ssell , Koree RJ&gt;ss, 'TYrone Stevenson. skia N'diaye, R..odney , 'ewton. Michael Waddy and William Ford.

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"My favorite moment
was during our game
against Thornton when
I jumped up, snatched
the ball out or the air.
and sprinted for the
end zone:·
• 1\bram vera. 12.

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c:!lockw:ise from top left: Extra
yards. Giving a second effort,
senior Jamiko Verner leans for
the first down while senior Will
Ford looks to rna ke a block. Hold
tight. Keeping control, junior
Q..uentin Hildreth stretches
iji~365i;~~ii~ across
the pylon. Tuck and go. lr"'"illl'l..--::::o:i:t"-:::r'""':~~P;;t~-:'"l':&lt;il
crambling out or the pocket, ...--•.t.-'"-~~\. b&lt;
senior Josh RJJsselllooks for a
pass. K lck orf. l\fter scoring a
field goal against TJ. junior Zach
Gro•. nickle kicks orr. (Photos
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

"II wa s truly a priv·
ilege to be on thi s
team. I' ve never ex·
perienced anything
quite like it:·
• Josh RJJssell. 12.

"I play football because
when I am on the field
and ready to play, I am
truly happy.•
• Paul Smith. 12.

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Cf!lockwise from cop left: Near miss. Dodging
and avoiding a vicious tackle. senior running
back Koree R.Jlss runs the ball down and
scores against Overland while sophomore
Lexington mith provides a block. Snaggedl
Intercepting the Thornton quarterback. senior
1\bram Vera pulls the ball in and runs the
length or the field for a touchdown. (Photo by
Mark Trapino) Knock •em dead. Pursuing the
0verland running back, senior R...yan Gray
prevents the first down while senior Jo. h
Thylor takes the angle. (Photos by Mallory
Heinzeroth)

'Breakaway. fter escaping from the grasp or his opponent.
senior 1Yrone Ievenson catches the ball in the end zone for
a touchdown. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

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The
team had a succe ...
en the battlefield.JV'football
had a rough~ tart. winning only rut ~ eason. starting out with a
one of its fir~ t three game~. The victory over Littleton. 12-6. "\\'e
team beat Littleton. 21-20 in played our hardest all season
three overtimes.As the ea on and came out on top the major·
progre~ sed. they brought more ity of the time:· stated freshman
in ten ity but ~ till lost to TJ. 32-0. Nolan Lassiter. The boy-. ende1
and gave randview a fair fight the season with a tough lo. s 11
but lo~ t, 28"7. "We didn't care that Grandview. 2016. Both team
welo tto randviewbecau~ewe proved to be excellent competi·
played our best:• said freshman tors with future potential.
• ydney
Trevon Warren

Lean to the left. After takinq the pitch.
freshman Ezekiel13ishop, looks for an
open lane to the end zone. (Photo by
Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

Tiptoes.R..-eceivinqa punt, junior R-eggie Lewis runs toward the Brighton
defense. (Photo by ydney ~ mith)

High Strides. Excitinq the East fans. junior Q..uinn Williams blocks for jun'
Sherman ibbs. while he manages to break free of the Grandview defense toQ!!
a first down. (Photo ·By ydney mit h)

J~Team

··1 play football for my brother. I want
to set a good example for him:·
• RJchard Hicks, C),

JWe Football.

"\\'e all play football like it is our
last qame:·
• Keven Dawson, 10.

Pronl row: Jo-.eph Bank ... l.:!ournell Panninq~ •. ·olan t.a .. -.iter and Shaun Dowdell. Second row:IJai
no,.o. Keven Daw-.on. Donovan 1\nkele. Daniel Seqal. Darien Grieqo. Rjver Thompson and ,YI&lt;r
Third row: RJchard Hicks. Trevon \\'arren.l.:!oach David ()un-.more.l:!oach ,\\ichael White. C:?uach
Adam,, Q.JJinn ,\larch man. and Drew l,ouo. Pourlh row: Jell ,,t~inson. l.:!hazz Leeds. Taylor !louse.
Benneu.lan Kamlet, Bryan Trawin~~. dam ,\\arcantoni. Ore-.· Behnke and Jes-.e Thomas. Plllh ro
E-.pino ..a. R.ay l'eazell. ,\\arcu" Gordon. R.eqqi l.:!arter. l.:!hristian ,\\endoza. Zan Appell. lmari !'&gt;m
Jaylen , 'oble. 'Back row: Jordan Guzman. Evan Bledsoe, Jacob Mann, Julian f3ocaneqra. :'&gt;ahiM
Jahlon R.eid.l:!arlos 1\lcantar-l..ozano. and Hollins \\'ashinqton.

�No catch. Pressuring the Thornton reciever;
freshman Najhad Lewis makes his move to
separate him from the ball. (Photo by ydney
mit h)

eJockwise from top left: e) pen man.
Lookinq to complete the half-back
pass, sophomore D·evile Gaines
looks down field while freshman
Ezekiel Bishop make. a block.
(Photo by Sydney mith) Stomp
the yard! Thking the runner down.
sophomore Keven Dawson takes
the Montbello fullback down while
sophomores Jodeci laughter. and
Adam Marcantoni lend a hand. (Photo
by Kody Gaulden) Slip and slide.
Hanging on to a 13riqhton offender
with one hand. junior herman
Gibbs makes a final attempt to bring
the man down. (Photo by Mallory
Heinzeroth)

l'rtat row, Darien Grieqo, • 'olan La~~iter. Shaun Dowdell, DMiel Seqal, l:!ournell t'annlnq~ and Jo.,eph
Ban ~cond row R khard Hicb, lmari Smlth.l:!hazz Leed,, 1'\lon Williams, Kiko Grimes. Dabi tide·
Rj\er Thompson, 'fYier Burrell, Marlo E. pinosa and .Je~~e Thoma~:sack row. Najhad Lewb, R.ay
t'ttz IL Jac(lb ,\\ann. Daniel Sennett, Jell 1'\tklnson, Trevon Warren, Dante Bennett, Bryan Trasvina.
rlos kantar. Ore\&lt;' Behnke and Julian Bocaneqra.

"I Jove this Kam. I scored my first
touchdown for East this season!"
• RJver Thompson. '1.

"Back up. Dashing down the field, freshman
RJver Thompson makes crucial block for
freshman RJchard Hicks. (Photo by Mallory
Heinzeroth)

"I Jove football becau. e it is a qreat
way to blow off steam. It is a qreat
way to release stres. :·
• 'olan Llssiter; '1.

J\?e "'•'"'"·

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�The cro country team exceeded expectation_. "ThL was one
of the bigge t team we have had in years:· said eoach Kohuth.
The team grew dramatically, consL ting mainly or freshmen and
sophomores. "A a team. we did a great job working together. It was
a great way to begin my _enior year.• aid earlo Davis. (in_et)
The team began competition with the Pat Patten Invitational,
ho ted the East Invitational for the second year. and completed the
regular _eason with the ummit Invitational. The team scored
----~-----. its be t combined results at the TJ Invitational.
where the girls fini hed second and the boy
came in fourth. Winning it all. fre hman Litlie Toa pern took fir t place. surpas ing all
female runners by thirty-nine seconds.
In the OPS Invitational, the girls earned a
hard fought econd place. "I was proud of our
- - - team becau e we gave it the be t fight. and it
felt great to improve o much from the TJ Invitational:• aid enior
Madeline ""Basse. At the eity Meet, held at ""Bible Park. sophomore
Jenny Nill fini hed in ninth place. one of her be t re_ults.
The cross country team• ea on was punctuated by the girts·
third place fini h in the OPL; the boys team placed sixth. R...unning by the competition. freshman Lillian Toaspern topped the all
league team with a total time of f&gt;://.43. Toa pern•s out tanding
performance earned her a trip to the tate meet where he placed
12th overall. She was the fir t state qualifier for Ea t in year .
The team's succe created excitement for next year.
• Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert

2007
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Pat Patten Invitational

Girls : 12th

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""Boys : 17th

TJ Invitational

Girls : 2nd

""Boys : 4th

DPS 5k-Kennedy

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ummit Invitational

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State Meet

Lillian Toaspern. 12th

Front row: eolelle Kendrick. Leah R...eusch , Kalen 1\cquisto. Thlya Zax and Devon Tubbs. Second row: Pranshe~ka
· uerra. Madeline R...eusch, a ra h Lassen, ava nna a i las. Ju I ia Puch i, Dan ielle Bo_e, · ina13asse, Yeva nit R...eschechtk
"Bethany Hill and 1\lexa 1\dix. Third row: Elizabeth eheever. ehristina oma. Jakoby13aker. Sophie edion. Morqa!
mith, ~an Dunn, eoach Kohuth, eoach Ko hio, Molly Jonas. Jennifer Nill, David ""Booth. Elizabeth Weqmann. Emilit
1\bboll and 1\ndy Den_on.'Back row: earlo Davis. Thomas eabeii-Kiuch. am Zisser. Mason Lloyd, Molly Mceullouqh.
Jacob Voiles. Blythe Hawthorne-Loizeaux, Lillian Toa_pern, Nick McDonnell. Andrea Miller. Hannah O'Neill. March
Holle, Erik andersen and Jack 0'13rien.

�"1\ great group of
people come together
to run, and it keeps
us in shape for the
other sports we play!"
•earlo Davis, 12

f!Jockwise from top left: eatch-

ing up. Picking up speed,
freshman Erik
andersen,
passeshisGWopponenl. eovering ground. Pacinq herself,
sophomore 'Bethany Hill runs
eity Park. Steady striding.
Joqginq alone, senior Thomas
eabeii-Kiuch hits his zone.
Last leg. Sprinting to the fin ish,
junior Meg Thta and sophomore
Elizabeth eheever push hard
to finish. (Photos 'By Kody
Gaulden)

"eross eountry may
seem like an individual
port. but you must
work as a team to succeed!"
• Kalen 1\cquisto, //.

"eross eountry is hard
while you're running,
but afterwards you
feel amazing:·
•Lillian Toaspern. ').

Invitational senior Emilie
Triumphant three. In the D
Abbot, junior Kalen 1\cqui to, and sophomore Jenny Nill run
side by side for encouragement as they print to the finish line
for an East victory. (Photo 'By Kody Gcmlden)
Kicking to the finish. R..unning past her opponents, freshman Lillian Toaspern finished strong
by winninq first place in the DPS Invitational.
(Photo by Kody Gaulden)

High strides. Enduring the heat. freshman Yevanit R..eschechtko pushes toward the finish line
in the TJ Invitational. (Photo 'By Kody Gaulden)

�.. occer was a lot or
run this year because
we had so much talent,
win state next year!"
• Kevin R..oper. 12.

"Yo amo el futbol me
encanta:·
• Nate Urig, 12.

"Fouryearsofworking
and playing hard really paid orr in the end:'
•"Brian McQ..uinn, 12.

Footloose. Displaying his fancy footwork, senior Nate Urig
protects the ball before clearing it again t the GW offense.
(Photo by eanyon ""Soak)

etockwise from top left: Goal kick. eoncentrating hard on the ball, junior goalie Grant
imon takes a goal kick in a playoff game
against Green Mountain. Head on. Leaping
high above the other players, senior "Brian
McQ..uinn hits a spectacular header in a
game against Montbello as fellow senior
Nate Urig provides support. Foot race. Fighting to outrun the Montbello player. senior Suli
Shareef sprints as hard as he can down the
field in hopes of scoring. (Photos by Tess
Jackson)

�VCLY~y boyc¥ ~
Thevarsityboysteamhadanimpressiveseason,earningthe
city championship title. Theydom inated theleaguewithanoverall record of t2-3. To open the season, they won a notable game
againstFt.eollins,t-O,whichwasrankedsecondinstateatthe
time. They then went on todefeateolumbineinaclose3-2game.
After suffering consecutive losses to Pine ereek and Fruita
Monument, the team sprung right back up to bearBoulder. t-O.
The team closed the regular season with six straight wins;
against North, 6-0, TJ, to-o. GW, 8-0. West,IJ-t, Kennedy, 8-0
and South, 2-1. "By beating South, they sealed the deal on the
city championship. Junior goalie Grant Simon said, "Soccer
wasgreatandweleftourmarkduringstate!' 111111..-~llllil~-:•
Theyhadastrongstartin the state tournamentwinningtheirfirsttwogamesagainst
Green Mountain, 2-0. and Pomona. 2-t. The
players• toughness was showcasedin the win
against Pomona,inwhichjuniorgoalieGrant
Simon had his nose broken after a save, juniorl?atrickFarris-Hilairetookagoaliepunt
to his eye, and sophomore Mikey Klein suffered a concussion.
After dominating the entire game offensively and defensively, R....ocky Mountain got a lucky break and scored the
winning goal beating East, t-O. Still, the boys did not let the
loss put a damper on a successful season. "E)ur teamwork
and leadership allowed us to be a force in state:' said senior
Tim Hambidge (inset).
• R...achel Nevers.

2001 varsity

-soys Soccer
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Front row: JonMarc Marlatt. Gabe Fancher. Grant imon. Mikey Klein and Finn David. Second row: 13illy Sorensen.
Brian McQ..uinn, Alex Hall, Nate Urig and Luke Arlow. Third row: Kevin R..J&gt;per; harod Dadgar. eoach13eth Hinz. eoach
Paul Markson, Jack 13ingham. Zach ·sotden and Nick Lewis. "Back row: Zach Grossnickle. Patrick Farris·Hilaire. Joe
' calise, Adam chreiber. Tim Hambidqe. uti hareef. ick Zeller and Gideon Hertz.

Ft. eollins
eolumbine
Arvada West
Widefield
Pine ereek
Fruita .Mon.
"Boulder
Montbello
Lincoln
North
TJ
GW
We,t
Kennedy
South

Playoffs:
t0/24 Green .Mtn.
t0/27
Pomona
t0/3t R..J)cky .Mtn.

1-0
3-2
1-0

6-0
2-3

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1-0
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6-0
10-0

8-0

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8-0

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�f)ne on one. Headed towards the opposing end of the field. freshman Dylan
Yawger successfully keep_ the ball away from a GW defender and puts a shot
on goal. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

winningthreegame : Forteotlin • 3-t. eotumbine. 6-0. and
Arvada We t.ll-0. However. their
winning treak was interrupted
with to_ es to -aoulder 0-2.
and Lincoln 0-2. The team got
back on track. with a punishing
win again t outh. 8-t. "I liked
playing because it brought me
closer to my friends:· commented
freshman -aenno orensen.
The e team also had a pro-

eut loose. In a game against rival GW.
junior Will eonnolly breaks away from
hisopponentandbeatshimdown thesid
line. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

-send it II ke-seck ham. peed i ng aIter
the ball. sophomore Jack Henderson
plant hard to send the ball down field.
(Photo by Zoe Tweed)

ries. "We had a great team a
hopefully each person learne
something:• said eoach 11
lJrig. They had a rough ta
with a tieagainstHinkley.ttar
a los against Grandview. t·
However. they came back \\'U
wins again_t Kennedy. ()-6.'-:i
2-t.andTJ. 5-2.-aoth theJV'ar
e teams finished the sea. on
the top of their games.
• R..&lt;lchel Neve

Steal the bacon. '"Battling the W opponent for possession. freshman M~
MacKenzie sweep_ the ball from underneath the defender's foot as freshman 0
Yawger moves to the open space. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

J~Team

" occer is a team sport and we are
all working toqether to achieve one
goal:"
• Adam Estacio. 10.

"I like soccer because it is such a
competitive sport. I love the intensity of every qame. no matter the
opponent:·
• Dylan Yawqer; Cl.

First row: Dylan Yawqer. Kevin Mahoney. R._yan eossoff. Philip Greenholz.
Wathen and Demian Mallo-Smith. Second row: Grant ·Beczkalo, lan Mceon\
Andrew Gray, Gamachu aid. eoach Jody R...oberts. Adam Estacio. Loqan K
Wylie Urig and Joe Nathanson. -sack row: Will Toaspern, Adrian Apodaca.
Henderson. 13enno Sorensen. Matt Go_ che. Miles MacKenzie. Alex Ho'&gt;kin.
Snodgrass and13aer Holden.

�Scanning the Field. Waiting patiently, sophomore Sam mith searches the field for an open
teammate. (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

elockwise from top left: "Breakaway.
Dribbling the ball out of the defensive
third. sophomore KevinDeras leads
his team down into offensive territory
while freshman Joe ehapman move
into a supporting position. Get outta
here. Punting with force. freshman
goalie Alex Perez concentrates on
getting the ball to his orrense to the
opposite end or the field in a game
against GW. Defensive play. Waiting for the pass. freshman Nathan
R-eynolds holds back his opponent
while teammates. freshmen Kelvin
R...ico-Pineda. Leo eabrera and
eoulter Freyre prevent the Kennedy
players from receiving the ball. (Photos by Zoe Tweed)

"We really had fun this season and
that is what soccer is all about:•
First row: Kevin Deras. Dylan Saunders. Byron Portillo, Saubhagya 13udhathoki. Salvador Flores-Martinez. Joe ehapman. Leo eabrera and Alfonso Vdrgas.
Second row: Nathan Garcia, Sam Smith. ehris Herrmann. Alejandro MoralesHernandez, Logan Hanson and Forrest Golec. "Back row: eoach Tom Uriq. Jota
~inomiya, Kelvin RJco-Pineda. Alex Perez. Luke 13uchanan. Teo Price'BroncuCia. Jacob Fairhurst and ehris Gray.

• Alfonso Vdrgas,/1.

Head on. As the ball comes his way, junior
1\milcar Lorenzo-Zorrilla prepare to head it
towards the goal. (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

"Even though I play defense. I like
to score. I love the rush I get after
scoring from mid-field:·
• ehris Gray. 10.

�"Teamwork was a
major part of our
success this season.
I am really happy
with what we did:·
• &amp;ilee Ferguson,//.

c:?lockwise from top left: Stay fo-

cused. With her eye on the ball,
senior Justine ullivan makes
the qrab for an out at first base.
Grou nder.l n posit ion to get an ou 1.
senior Maya Burcheue scoops
up a qround ball hit to first base.
elean cut. AI the plate, junior
,...""'l'P - - - - --==aa--J Gael en Lombard-Knapp connects
11
to get a hit. Get low. About to tag
the runner. senior eandace Jones
qets the out as senior Felicia
'Benavidez moves into position
for an overthrow. (Photos by Peter
Hartman)

"Thi was a rebuilding
year for our team. but
we played well and Ireally had a lot or fun:•
• eandace Jones. 12.

"We worked hard to
become a team this
season. and the effort we put in helped
us grow together
and learn everyone's
strengths and weaknes es:·
•""Blake Dowling,//.

craper. Vreparinq to catch a pop fly. junior riqht !ieklel
eailee Ferguson gets under th' b II nd i
position in a game aqainst TJ. lncomln
Throwing the ball back to the infield ....eniol'
Felicia ""Benavidez warms her arm up bel
a game against West. Tu r n around. i\ller
just missing a quick grounder hit past -.eco
base. junior elaire imon quickly recover- •
get the ball across the infield and the runn
out at first base. (Photos by Peter Hartman

c:?lockwise from top left: . Sky

"Brick wall. Giving a target and location for pitcher ""Blake
Dowling against TJ, junior catcher Gaelen Lombard-Knapp
crouches behind the plate ready to glove the next pitch. (Photos
by Peter Hartman)

�V(it,V~y~
The var ity oftballteam had another great year. losing only
two games in the league and putting together a five-game winning streak. After recuperating from , orne tough losse at the
beginning of the sea on, such a eheyenne Mountain, 010, and
0ktaha. Oi5,the girl began to bring it together with a win again t
Montbello, 20-0.
"Although we did not do as well as we hoped, I am very proud
of our team and the great improvement we made from the fir, t
game to the last game. We put together a good season in the end:·
said senior Maya "Burchette (in et).
The GW victory, 10-0. wa one of the highlightsofthesea onbecau etheteamdisplayed
one of its best performances. The game again, t
TJ also stood out a an important character
building game becau e although they lost
s-6, they came back from behind and gave TJ
a hard fight. With only a day to refocu , the ...__ _ _.....__ _.
game against in-teague rival Kennedy was important for regional
standing . Unfortunately, the girls fought hard but lost, 6"7. junior
Gaelen Lombard-Knapp said, " oftball wa totally awe orne this
year. We fought hard for what we wanted. When we didn't get what
we wanted. we fought even harder.•
The girls played hard the entire eason, fini hing with a record
of C)-JJ, qualifying for the tate tournament, where they went down
with a fight against 0verland.
• eallie RAynor.

~007 varsity

Softball

Pront row: R..enita Granberry, elaire imon, Maya-Burchette. RAchel 1eed andl3renna Fujimolo.Second row: Kalhleen
Ceqner. 131ake Dowlinq. Madeline chroeder. Felicia "Benavidez and eandace Jone _. '"Back row: Jusline ullivan. Erin
'Bales, eoach Jen Mahoney, eoach Mike Mahoney, aelen Lombard-Knapp and eailee Ferguson.

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oflball.

�Perfect relea e. With great form. junior13renna Fujimoto throws a strike to help
win the game against outh as junior eailee Ferguson gets in position to field
the ball. (Photo by eanyon13oak)

Taking a cut. tepping up 10 the plate.
freshmanHannahNathansongetsready
to connect with a fastball from the TJ
pitcher. (Photo by Kody Gaulden)

Stretch for it. Lunging for the ball to
make an out at third ba. e against TJ.
freshman Lauren 1\rline stretches to
make a grab. (Photo by Kody Gaulden)

jv
JV' had a rough ~ tart, after
five games in
the Don Mceall tournament.
the team re-grouped and won
iL fir t game in the OP
league 281 against West and
went on to beat rival TJ. 12-8
in a hard fought game. "It was
enjoyable watching the young
ladies improve as the eason
went on:• aid eoach Howard
Karsh.
The e-team had a
lo~ ing the first

start, loosing their first thr
games at the Pomona Tour~·
ment and loosing to suburba
team ~ . Horizon 12-4 and Qhe
enne Mountain 18-2. They d.
better in legue beating We:t3
and Manual 7-4. The highlig
was the hard earned win O\'e
Kennedy' JV' team. 1514. "Th'
was the best game·: said fre .
man Mikayla Irvin, "We playe
hard and got results:·
• ""Blake Dowlin

No hitter. In a game against TJ. fre. hman pitcher Jessica Vdleta pushe!-t hard
the mound and throws a fastball to strike out the baller. (Photo by Kody Gauldeln

J~Team

"I play softball because the girls
always get really close, and I get 10
eat sunflower seeds:•
• elaire imon. //.

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o!1ball.

"I love softball because it encourages
me to get good grades, and it is a very
challenging sport!"
• 1\riel eanada, II.

Pront row: 'Brenna Fujimoto. Emily Steseny and elaire imon. Second 1'0
Kathleen Gegner. Madeline chroeder. 1\riel eanada. R..enita Granberry and
lacey Thbb. 'Sack row: Samantha Egle. eamille Farris, eoach Howard Ka
Erin13ates and eailee Ferguson.

�Full extension. Driving her hands through
the ball, junior Erin "Bates makes a solid hit
against the South team allowing her to reach
first base safely. (Photo by eanyon"Boak)

etodnt-1se from top/eft:Sale!R...unning hard to third
base, freshman Jessica Vii leta beats out the throw
from the TJ left fielder and is called safe by the
umpire. putting her in scoring position. eharge

it. Hustling after an in-field grounder down the
first base line, freshman Julia Schroeder makes
a great attempt to stop the ball so that the TJ runners will not advance to the next base. (Photos by
Kody Gaulden) Down and dirty. R...unning fa t to
beat the throw home, junior Erin "Bates slides
into home plate, under the tag and helps win the
game against outh. (Photo by eanyon ""Soak)

"Batter up. Zeroing in on the ball. junior eta ire
imon hits a triple in a crucial game against TJ
while junior "Brenna Fujimoto waits on deck.
(Photo by eanyon 13oak)

"The team started orr slow, but as the
season went on we became a really
good team:·
• Stacey Thbb. l).
Pront row: Hannah Nathanson. Anne Gaudin. Hannah R..,eger. Kimberly R...uiz.
Adele Vrooman and Genievee Terrones. "Back row: Mikayla Irvin. Lauren Arline.
eoach Earl Garland, Jessica Vdleta and Julia chroeder.

··I loved playing softball because I
had a lot of fun. I loved the coaches
and the girls were really nice. l"m
glad I played:·
• Kimberly R...uiz. l).

J\?e

Soflball+++

�"13eingonthegotr team
is fun and relaxing.
13eingable to hang with
the quys and be outside
makes the golf team
that much better:•
• Jesse Gaass. 12.

elock"tti-.e from top left: Perfect posture. Keeptng his back
straight. sophomore golfer or the
year; Ned lmhoiT, connects with
the ball for a clean putt. Four!
With a strong back swing, senior
Patrick Meyer. hits a shoe out of
the rouqh. Unlng up. Eyeing
the green. senior Jes..&lt;;e Gaass
prepares for a birdiepu~t.Pholos
by Peter Hartman) Ste
ng Up.
Walking in the rough. reshman
Adlison Squibbs. steps to take a
shot. (Photo by Sam Lass)

"I love the individual
competition that golf
gives me. Irs just me
against the course:•
• aron Guereca, II.

·'The golf team gi\oes me
a great opportunity to be
ouL'iide and smack some
shols &lt;kM11 the fairwa)t'
• Patrick Meyer. 12.

Drive Itt Teeing orr. junior 1\aron Guereca lines up to take
a shot on a par four during the Denver Public League invitational at eity Park. (Photo by Sam Lass)
R...eadlng the green. Aligning his putt, junior
David teninger aims for the cup. (Photo by am
Lass)

Eye on the ball. Keeping his focus, junior Jon &amp;i
prepares to take a shot from the fairway. (Photobl
am Lass)

�The boys golf team had a successful season. taking first place in
five of its six regular season matches. The boys won the OPS Invite.
beating TJ by two strokes. "We came away with a big win. which
set the bar high:• said junior golfer of the year David Steninger.
Following the uccess at the OPS Invitational. the team came
in second behind TJ at the Willis ease Invitational where enior
and golfer of the year. Jes e Gaass shot an 86 and junior Aaron
Guereca shot a C)O. "Although we came in second. I felt that we still
played well and gave them strong competition:• said junior Jon eass
(inset). 0ther team wins included 0verland and the varsity eup
Tournament at Wellshire where Jessie Gaa
hot a 63 and took fir t place honors. The team
finished the regular season by taking first
place in the OPL. crowned a eity ehampions
yet again. "It's great to continue our dominance in the OPLand with the strong group of
freshmen we had this year. I look forward to
building a competitive team within the state:• L:..:.-~lloolii~..,..J
said coach John Leamon. Individual honors went to senior Je se
Gaass. fir t team all league. and juniors Jon ea s and Aaron
Guereca who garnered second team honors.
The JV' team played league tournaments at Ken earyl, Willis
ease, and 0verland. taking first place in all three. The freshman
team went to a JV' tournament at Thorncreek and fini hed in the
middle of the pack. a respectable seventh place and Johnny Park
earned freshman golfer of the year.
• Jamie Urbana

2007
""Boys Golf
8115

OPS Invitational

8/11

Kennedy Match

8/20

Knolls Invitational

1st (2ll8) • Aaron ~uereca 80
1st (25C)) • Aaron Guereca 81
(2flC)) • Jesse Gaass 82

81'23 Willis ease htvitalional
2nd (25C)) • Jesse ~aass 86

8/281\ir Force Invitational
18th(266) • Jesse Gaass 87

8/2'&gt;

0verland Match

1st (2ll2) • Jesse Gaass 80

8/30 Pinery Invitational
(267) • Jesse Gaass 8!l

'&gt;Ill Wellshire Invitational
1st (255) • Je __ e Gaass 83

'&gt;16 eity Park Invitational
1st (255) • Jesse Gaass 83

Front row: Greg Francis. Addison Squibb_. Wilson carbeary. am my Legge and Peter Park. Second row: Jesse Gaass.
Dcwid teninger, Aaron Guereca. Jon eass. Ned Imhoff and Patrick Meyer. "Back row: Eric earlson. eonner eallahan.
l\nthony Arrieta, eoach Schulls, eoach Leamon. coli Heider. Zach Mceain and ehris Leavengood.

'&gt;112

varsity eity eup

'&gt;12

R....egional

1st (2!lll) • Jesse Gaass 78

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�After graduating seventeen seniors Ia t eason, the varsity field
hockey team had openings to player of all ages. "Try outs were
especially intense this year becau e everyone had a chance at
a varsity spot:• said junior RJ&gt; a Perlman. eoach Julie tephens
pushed the girls during tryouts and chose a relatively small team.
Five sophomores made the team. making it the youngest group
varsity had seen in years.
Due to the number of new talent to the varsity team. the girls
had a rough time coming together. At the beginning of the season.
they suffered losses to eA. t-5, and Ft. eollin
0-2. However. a little bit a work and a victory
over Grandview, 21. gave the team a boost.
"0ur team came together towards the middle
of the season. which helped us pick up the
pace of our game:• said ophomore Kelley
Mcearroii-Gilbert.
The most exciting win was against rival.
Smoky Hill. which went into an overtime seven vs. seven player
sudden death. """Beating Smoky Hill was the best moment of the
season:• said sophomore Hayley Jenkins (inset) who assisted the
winning goal to junior Kendal Murray.
"Even though we didn't come out on top, we had such a successful
eason.""By the end. we were more than just teammate • we were
close friends:• said senior and captain Ainslie 0'Neil. The varsity
team showed great potential for taking state next season.
• Jamie Urbana.

2007 varsity
Field Hockey
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Vilrsity Field Hockey.

Pront row: Kendal Murray, Lexie Sigler and Lisa Engelken. Second row: Ainslie O'Neil. Jordan ""Booth, Katherine er~·.
Addie Gorr. Aly13ortle, Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert and R..osa Perlman. '"Back row: Tess Mitzner. Mikayla Alexis. EmilY
earl on, eoach eonnie Schussler. eoach Julie tephens, Alice Oesmoulin , Haley Jenkins and Anna R...egan.

�"Get hyphy!"
• Ainslie 0 'Neil. 12.

e/ockwise from top left. Q.u ick

~~~~-~~-l!'~.tJ-•~stick. Flicking the ball over her

•---"':!opponents stick. junior Kendal
_____,,..Murray dribbles to goal. Tight
dribble.Focu."iingontheball.junior t--_.~
Katherine erew prepares to pass
up the field. "Breaking through.!:::::==:===~=::-=~:::11
AfterdodgingaeAdefender.senior
Jordan13oolh sprints towards the
qoal. Q.ulck touch. Planting her
fOOl. sophomore Kelley M&amp;arroiiGilbert dears the ball. (Photos by
Jon "Berman)

"cast field hockey is
so much fun. and I love
my team!"
• Lexie igler; 12.

"Field hockey is way too
legit to quit!"
• Jordan 13ooth. 12.

''

C!lockwise from top left: Sidewinder. Drib·

bling past two Eaglecrest defenders. junior
Mikayla Alexis works hard to maintain possession of the ball until she makes a pass.
Give and go. ettlinq the ball on her stick.
junior Lisa Engelken flips a short pass to
senior Jordan 13ooth in a game again t eA.
Following through. In a challenging game
against Smoky Hill. junior Emily earlson
takes a free hit, hoping to pass through the
moky Hill defense. (Photos by Jon 'Berman)

Huddle up! Gathering before playing moky Hill. the varsity
team knocks their sticks together to get pumped up for the
game. (Photo by Jon 'Berman)

VO"ily Fi&lt;ld HO&lt;k&lt;y.+ + +

�Goingforthegoat. Thkingacorner. freshman
Lauren Woody passes to freshmen RAchel
Harms and kye Pawlik. (Photo courtesy of

'Break through. In a close game against
ereek, freshman Anne Fine takes the ball
down the side I in e. (Photo courtesy or Jonathon
13erman)

"As a freshman, it was great to make
new friends through field hockey.·
• Lauren Woody. l1.

elockwlise from top left: Double
team. Passing one and taking
on two eheyenne Mountain opponents, sophomore Kora Monigle dribbles down the field as
teammate as freshman Meredith
Duce orrers support for a pass.
eoncentration. After her t.
Marys opponent commits a rout,
freshman ophie Pelz prepares
to take a free hit into the circle in
hopes or getting a corner. Smack
that. Fighting to lengthen the lead
against a solid eheyenne Mountain team, freshman Nora ""Bates
drives the ball into the goal past
two defenders. (Photos courtesy
or Jonathon 13erma n)

"I loved being captain and being able
to set a good example for all or the
new players:·
• Kora Monigle. 10.

Front row: arah earlson, Maura McKay. Nora·Bates and Kora Moniqle. Seco
row: etair13igglin, Anne Fine, Emma Thompson. Skye Pawlik, Meredith 0lf(t
RAchel Harms and Maggie R-oper. 'Back row: Sophie Pelz. Stephanie •'el'
eecily -Botelho, eonnie Slusser. Lauren Woody, Megan Ryan and Sarah Naug~
ton.

�eatch me If you can. Oodqinq her moky Hill opponent. junior avannah McMillan-ehristmas races towards the goal. (Photo. courtesy of Jonathonl3erman)

The JV' field hockey team
4rted off the season by facing
• ri\al eA and went down with
right. 1-0. However; the team
arne back strong and defeated
t.eollins. 1-0. · olden, .J-2, and
,r4ndview. Lt-0.
"I feel privileged to have
·orked with East for the pa. t
years. The girls alway.
out with excitement and
~th a lot of pa. sion for the

game:• aid coach, Annie Kruger.
The e team played ereek
and to t, 0-6, but when they
faced them again, they managed
to tie, 0-0. Following their improvement against ereek. they
defeated eheyenne Mountain
Lt-0. Fre. hman Meredith Ouce
said, "Field hockey was hard at
fir. t, but we worked together as a
team and had a great eason:·
• Haley Jenkins

'"Break away. Goinqtoqoal. juniorRJiey
Mcearthy prepares to shoot as sophomore .'\ \arqret Minninq and freshman
Lizzie Larson provid support. (Photo
courtesy of Jonathon Berman)

Take away. tealinq the ball. junior
bbye Neel break. up a . corinq opportunity for rivaL e .(Photocourtesy
of Jonathon Berman)

JV'Team

row: Kelli l'hlberq. Kate Boyle. Mia Madrid. Ellen Oowninq and Leiqh
t.
econd row: Lizzie Lar on. Megan earlson. Meqan Bortle. Grace
ne. Olivia Hamblin. Lillie Berman and eora Lemar: '"Back row: RJiey Mcear•'tdrqaret Minniq. elaire Jone .. Kalene \a. on. eoach nnie Kruqer. lzzy
I rezza. Sa\'annah \cMillian-ehristmas. Lauren Ostrander and Abbye , 'eel.

"field hockey is qreat becau..,e it is
never borinq. and I especially lo\'e
runninq in our _kirts ...
• Kalene \a . on. 10.

"I love field hockey because it L
such a great bondinqexperience.and
I got to meet new people:·
• Megan earbon. II.

J\?e Field Hockey.

�After losing only four varsity players, the team was out to "make
a statement:• coach Mark Thalhofer aid before every match.
Early summer camps and daily play en ured a successful eason. Dedication to the team and a great squad continued East's
winning tradition. After a pair of 7-0 victories against Smoky
Hill and eolorado Academy. the team was off to a great tart.
That was the confidence builder the team needed before taking
the annual trip to Grand Junction for the We tern lope Invitational. With an overall 2212 record in Grand Junction. coaches
Mark Thalhofer and Michelle Topf were very proud of the team.
Tennis i a unique sport because each
player fights for victory for himself. a well
as for the team. The players support and recognize great shots from their opponents as
exemplified by senior Torin Schuster's favorite
line. "That's a phat shot:•
R-.egionals was a very exciting time. espe.____ _ _ _ __. cially for freshman Jake Malman who played
number three singles. According to Mal rna n. "R--eg ion aIs was very
nerve-racking because the whole team watches:• With all singles
player getting second place at regionals and all doubles players
winning. including junior Spencer Erickson (Inset) the whole team
was off to state. East wa one of only five SA team to qualify all
members to state. At tate. East placed /lth overall. with freshman
Thylor Williams and senior David Goodman reaching the semifinals. All the hard work paid off with a rewarding season.
• Jake Mal man and '"Beatriz eontreras

2001 Varsity
"Boys Tennis
1-0
Smoky Hill
8/21
8/29 eolorado Academy 1-0
22-12
West Slope
9/6
4-3
Grand Junction
9/14
9/15 ereek Invitational 12-8
1-0
TJ
9/18
5-2
eherryereek
9/19
5-0
North
9/4
1-0
Kennedy
9/25
0 -7
Kent
9/15
1-0
GW
9/21
lt-3
~gionals
10/6
1-10
State
10/13

First row: Jake Malman. Ari Mal man. Spencer Erickson and Thylor Williams. 'Back row: eoach ;\\ark
Thalhofer. Joseph Lassen. David Goodman."Barrett Hubregsen. Jerr Thalhofer. Torin chusler. Max Grillo.
Kevin Shroads and eoach Michelle Topf.

�"For four year., this
team has been great,
from the coache~ to
the boys and all the
joke .. lhavesomegreat
memories for the re~t or
my life:·
• Max Grillo. 12.

C!Joek"wise from top left: "Back
offl
teppinq back, freshman Jake Malman drilL the
ball to Kent Denver: Smash
hit. Movinq towards the ball.
junior Jamie Crbana return.
eolorado Academy's serve.
R..eady, et, go. Waiting for
the ball, ~enior David · oodman stands ready to return
ereek·sserve. Woosh.Leaning
in, . enior 1\ri \alman make.
hb mark again. t moky Hill.
(Photos by Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

"I really enjoy playing
tenni. because it'. a
huge challenge. In my
fir. tyearat•l singles.
the experience. are ju. t
incredible:•
• Jo eph La. en, 10.

"Tennis is a cia .. ic
• port played by wellmannered gentlemen.
This uniQue history
or cia - i ne. add. to
the thrill or playing the
game:·
• 1\ri Malman. 12.

Winding up. In perfect form, . ophomore Jo. eph La .• en follows the ball with his hand and prepares to serve an ace.
(Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth )
on the ball. Looking straight ahead. junior
Erickson makes sure his shot is accu(Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

Stretching save. Lunging into his backhand.
. enior Max rillo returns the ball to hi. opponent. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

Vdrsilyl3oys Tenni..

�Th~~n.Hitti~afure~~jun~MK~-;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~
Guthrie returns a ball for a winner in a
tough match against ereek. (Photo by Zoe
Tweed)

C!Jockudse from top rigrt:

R-acquet position.
creeching to a halt to make a . hot. fre. hman
Nate eass grits his teeth as he makes a crucial
shot against his eherry ereek nemesis. 'Balance beam. Moving fast. junior Matt Dowling
keeps his balance in order to hit a clean • hot to
his Montbello opponent. The shot hit the corner
or the ally. winning the point and finishing the
match securing the straight set individual and 7-0
team win. E)verhead. Extending his strong arm to
strike the ball. junior Jacob Zax gets some extra
height to serve an ace aqainst his eherry ereek
opponent. (Photos by Zoe Tweed)

Solid contact. eondensi ng his shot, junior
Gavin Jacobs keeps it tight as he goes for a
forehanded shot in his match against Grand
Junction. (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

JVTeam

"I really liked my coaches this
year and that I qot to play with my
friends:•
• Doug Palmer. 10.

"I like tennis because it's fun and
you get to meet new people!"
• eonor

edmak. C),

Front row: eonor edmak. Nate eass, 1\aron Gourd, Marc Axelrod and Jul'
Hall. 'Back row: Evan Meggitt, Max Denerstein, Esteban Pacheco. Max
and John 1\rmstronq.

ea5

�Dodging and hitting their way
through the season, the boys
showed their quick, and great
skills on the court. With a group of
talentedanddedicated young men,
irs no wonder the boys had such
a great season. eoach Michelle
Topf commented. "The season
was very satisfying. The boys
competed in a variety of tough
matches and tournaments:•
Freshman Marc Axelrod faced

other challenges, "Learning to
play doubles was the hardest part
becau e you had to work together;
communicateandanticipate what
your partner was going to do:• he
said. The season was a time to
learn and master new and old
kills. Although some difficult
challenges were faced, overcome
and rewarded with a successful
season.
• Amy Easley

~n the fly.

Front and center. R...eturning the ball,
fresh rna n Nate eass hits a clean winner:
(Photo by Zoe Tweed)

Preparing for an excellent
hot, junior Mac Guthrie keeps his eye
on the prize. (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

Thylor Fant,, at han 'Bartell and eateb
Zieqler.

Adam ldelberg, Daniel Pre\•edel and
Nathan Bartell.

.Ace.Siicinq through the air. junior Paolo
eiancio nails a stronqserve, using his effective slice. Paolo's . lice often deceived
opponents. (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

Wind it up. Preparing for a shot,
freshman eonor edmak focuses on
the ball, to hit the sweet pot. (Photo by
Zoe Tweed)

Get low. R...eturning a drop shot, junior
ehris Paris bends his knees to reach
the ball. (Photo by Zoe Tweed)

Follow through. Hitting a cross
court winner. junior JJ Westcott hits a
smooth cut across the ball. (l?hoto by
Zoe Tweed)

·•I like how the coaches are qreat and
fun people to be around:'
• Thylor rant, 12.

"I really enjoyed hittinq with all of
the boys and havinq so much fun:·
• JJ Westcott, II .

�eontinuing the tradition, the varsity team came out strong in
their first two games again t Kent and Golden winning in three
(25-14, 25-20, 25-20), (24-C), 25-10, 25-3) respectively. They lost a
close five game match to"-Boulder (25-10,15-25. 25-23.1C)-25,15-17)
where they dropped the final two games. After thi difficult loss
to "-Boulder. the girls tepped up to win eight consecutive matches
earning them the city champion hip title.
Dominique Davis (inset), a junior and
three-year veteran said, "We practiced hard
and it definitely showed when we played." In
the matches against Kennedy and TJ. the girls
wept both teams(25-IO, 25"7, 25-13),(25-12, 25-1'7.
25-15) respectively.
"The girls improved throughout the season
and were quick on offense,"saideoach Donna
Simington.
During the district tournament, which was held at East, the
team had a di appointing lo to Dakota R.idge, 0-3, in the first
round but came back in the second round to beat Air Academy in
a hard fought five games, 3-2. This win earned them a one game
tie-breakagainstAirAcademytodecidewhowouldfaceMountain
V'ista in the championship round. Determined to be the team to
advance out of the pool. the girls beat Air Academy(25-t0). The win
allowed them to cross over and play Mountain V'i ta, where they
suffered an unfortunate loss (0-3) ending their playoff run.
• David 0k ner.

2007 varsity
V'olleyball
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Kent
J-O (25-'), 25-10, 25;'3)
Golden
Longmont
0-2 (22-25. lli-25)
0-2 (1')-25. 2.'3-25)
ehatfield
0-2 (18-25. 23-25)
Thunder R...idqe
2-1 (23-25. 25-J'), 26-2li)
Grand Junction
0-2 (1')-25. I,J-25)
Windsor
""Boulder~

.J-0(25-0. 25-0. 25-0)
Gateway
Thornton J-1 (25-1/, 25-12.15-25. 25-15)
J-O (25-10, 25-8, 25-12)
Lincoln
,J-0(25-I,J. 25-lli, 25-20)
Mont bello
J-O (25-lll, 25-15, 25-17)
GW
,J-0(25-12. 25-lli. 25-lli)
West
Kennedy
J-0(25-10, 25-10. 25-12)
.J-0 (25-20. 25-lll. 25-15)
TJ
'orth
,J-0(25-12, 25-16. 25-'))
,J-0(26-2li. 25-lli. 25-12)
South
1\\onarch
O-J(2li-26,Ill-25,17-25)
Playoffs:
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0-3(20-25. 16-25. LJ-25)
Dakota R...idqe
10/27 Air Academy .J-2(1YlO.rn5.2it'l6.25-22.181(:j
10127 Air Academy (district playoff) 1-0 (25-10)
Mountain V'i Ia O-J (1')-25, 25-lli, ')-25)

Front row: Alex McHenry and arah eornish. Second row: Kaitlyn R...andol. Mercedes Adams. etair~
Westcott and Alyssa Milner: ""Back row: eoach Erin Gearing. earlie ehristianson. Mackenzie Gilchrisl.
Sadie Fulton. Dominique Davis and eoach Donna imington.

�"I liked volleybdll beCduse it gdve me a
Wdy to get exercise
and have run with
interesting people."
•1\lex McHenry,l2.

from top/eft: Get set.
the bdll. senior eldire
t pdsses it to the setter:
Kill it. In mid-dir; junior Dominique D&lt;1vis sldms the bdll dt
the opposing tedm.1\ce. Serv---~ inq the bdll. senior Mdckenzie
Gilchrist hits deep court for ""
dgdinst13oulder: Incoming.
Looking up, sophomore &lt;1die
Fulton sets the b&lt;lll in hopes of
ng her point. (Photos by

•1?1aying here for the
past three yedrS WdS
dmazing. I got to learn
d new sport and mdde
new friends.

•&amp;rlieehristidnson.l2

"This year. we hdd
the best team East
hilS ever had! We
went the furthest out
of dnyone in the pdSt.''
•MackenzieGilchrist.12.

''

E)n a limb. Lunging to mdke d Sdve, senior 1\lex McHenry
pdS- es the ball back into pldy. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Long arms. R..unning d slide from sophomore
setter Sadie Fulton, senior edrlie ehristidnso~ tips the ball over the net. (Photo by Mallory
Heanzeroth)

Smack it. R..edching to serve the ball. senior
R..hiannon13uxman sends it deep over 10 Monarch. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

v&gt;"i&lt;Y \OIIeyball.+ + +

�Slam it. ~ oaring in the air. junior Nicola Zaragoza goes up for the amazing kill
against ""Boulder High chool, while sophomore Emmy Allen, junior tephanie
Pollard. and freshman Katie Wiese get into their appropriate positions. The JV'
team was able to sweep up the win again. t13oulder High chool in three games.
(Photo by Kelli Uhlberg)

Yougotserved.Serving the ball, sopho·
more Kirasten131air get. a marvelous
ace, helping in the victory over TJ. (Photo
by Kelli Uhlberg)

tarting off with a hard win
against Kent, 2518, and "Boulder. 2516, the sophomore team
had a successful season. "I
really had a great group of
girL this year!" &lt;:?oach Hernandez stated.
The JV' team accompli hed
many feaL throughout the
season. They managed to pull
through with victories over

Gateway. 25-t'&gt;, Boulder. 25·2
and Thornton. 2514. They d
inated the whole season ar
played qreat toqether.
eoach Trujillo said, "E\
girl on this team worked _
hard. They played with so m
desire. and it was a plea:ur
working with each and e\'e
one of them:•
• Dominique Da\'~

Get down. Moving to the ball. junior
hu na ra Maxey gets under the play while
junior Nicola Zaragoza gets ready to
block in a game again. t Gateway. (Photo
by Kelli Uhlberg)

J~Team

"The team was great! We had
wonderfu I chemistry together on and
off of the court. I loved my team and
playing with them!"
• Stephanie Pollard.//.

+++

JV7e \Oileyball.

"I play volleyball because the in·
tensity of the game is amazing! We
all worked so well together as
a team."
• Nicola Zaragoza.//.

Front row: Lana Nuss·R..osenberg, 'hunara Maxey and Jessica Moya. Sec
row: haqaya eleveland, Veronica R..oybal and Stephanie Pollard.'Bac:k ro\t,Ka:
Wiese, Nicola Zaragoza, eoach Trujillo. Emmy Allen and Maureen Sullh-an-

�~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~A~h;h~s~~ke iL G~ng up with a hard swin~
C!Joekv.ise from top left: Kill it erushing the ball.
junior Shunara Maxey gets the kill while junior
Nicola Zaragoza is ready to support in a game
against GW. hunara used her height for East's
advantage. for both blocking and serving. Ace it.
Serving, freshman Madison McHenry sends the
ball over the net and gains the point for her team
while playing-Boulder: Serve it up. Striking the
ball over the net, junior Stephanie Pollard hits the
ace and ensures the victory during the game point
against the Gateway Olympians. Stephanie used
her big serve as an effective weapon throughout
the season. (Photos by Kelli Uhlberg)

sophomore eassie eJadis earns the point against
Gateway as freshman Kristy 1\tufunwa prepares
to cover: (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg)

All muscle. Using all of her might. freshman
Kristy Atufunwa spikes the ball againstGW.earn·
ing the point for her team while freshman Katie
Wiese moves into position. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg)

rront row: RAven Johnson. Madison McHenry and Aspen Johnson. Second
row: Sydney Wycoff. Ebonee Hayes. Emily Thkimoto and Lauren Turner: "Back
row: C:?oach Mike Hernandez. Kristy 1\tufunwa. Emily Mackenzie, eassie eladis.
\aqqie Linton and Mikayla Sullivan.

"\'OIIeybaJl is so much fun! Our team
had great chemistry. and we had a
great winning season:•
• Maggie Linton. n

"I really enjoyed working with my
team. We improved so much as a
whole!"
• Emily Thkimoto. to.

J\?e \OII•yboll.

+++

�fv~v
The Fre hmen R...ed and White teams
tarted the year off trong. The White Team
played in many tournaments and won all of
its game_. "ThL wa_ definitely the be tteam
I have coached, there was so much talent in
thesegirl :· aideoachJaimeYttri. TheWhite
Team dominated the league and finished with
an undefeated 8-0 record for the sea on.
The R...ed Team erved up a eason-long
winning _treak. and tarted by sweeping
Lincoln 25i and 2513. "eoaching freshman
volleyball i always a challenge, but the
group of girls who came in thL year really
worked hard in order to dominate some of
their toughest competitor and the OJ?L:· aid
eoach Mike Hernandez.
• Laura Martinez

Ruddle up. Standing tall. eoach Yttri addresse _ the
team while strategizing to win the game point against
Lincoln. (Photo by 1\mber13otton)

C!Jockwise from top left:
"'Bump it. In the second
game or the three set
match, freshman 1\shten
Barber passes the ball
to the setter in order to
get a kill in their home
game against Gateway.
Serving it up. During
her six ace streak .
freshman ylvie Lerner
serves the ball to her
opponent. ·Boulder for
another point. Set it
up.P.s freshman unny
Lunka takes off for a
jump set, freshman 1\lex
Pash gets in position to
cover the return . (Photos
by 1\mber Botton)

Freshmen Teams

"Our team worked really well together and we continued to improve
throughout the season. I really
liked the coaches and everyone was
helpful!"
• Sunny Lunka. Cl.

+++

F"shm'" \OIIeyball.

"Our eason was great! VOlleyball
is a great sport; I loved playing with
girls from my grade:•

• Erika Hiromitsu, Cl.

First row: unny Lunka and Hannah Tighe. Second row: Hannah earrothm·
ylvie Lerner. Lauren Mills. Paige parks. R.Jvie Jacaruso and l\lexa VII
Third row: Erika Hiromitsu. Dhiana Brame. 1\ryonne Tims. e·eaundra eald\4
Haley , arcia and Je_ sica "Blair. "'Back row: Taje Jacobs. 1\shten Barber. Hannal!
Donahue, Michelle aipe and Mikhail Thlley.

�The girls struggled to get on their feet
as the year started. However. after taking
5th at the Northglenn meet. they stepped
it up placing 3rd in their next four meets.
"I had high expectations for them. This
was one of the best teams we•ve had in
years! I admire all of their hard efforts:·
said coach Leonard King.
Among other achievements the girls
took 3rd at eolumbine with (} LJC).075.
Which was a large improvement from
their previous meet at Northglenn with
only a 101. Senior captain Sarah Moore
commented. "We had a great team this year.

All of the girl really improved over the
summer. and the new freshmen worked
really hard. It was a great season!"
The girls continued to succeed and
represented East well. Senior Sarah
Moore was top six in three events. and
senior Katherine Armstrong was top six
on the balance beam. with a score of C).OS.
All League junior Kelsey Me ser was
the only undefeated gymnast in the all
around category. The girls were backed
up by team supports. eas y elaym&lt;ln.
Andrea 0rton. and a promising freshmen
squad.
• Laura Martinez
Left to right: Flip

it. While keeping
her balance, junior
Messer
Kelsey
perfects her backhandspring on the
beam. "We have a
really strong group
this year and we all
have the potential
to do well:· Messer
stated. Strike a
pose.
Ensuring
her good marks in
competition, senior
eassy
elayman
practices her routine with pointed
toes, and flexed
fingers. (Photos by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

2007 VArsity
Gymnastics

"Even though our
team was considered the underdoqs,
we overcame obstacles and continued to dominate the
competition every
time:·
• Kat Armstrong, 12.

'l/15 Northglenn Invite 5th (/0/)
'l/25 Overland Invite 3rd (L3C).075)
'l/27 Thornton Meet

3rd (lll3)

'l/2C) eolumbinelnvite 3rd(120.75)

012 Northglenn Invite 3rd (C)C).5)
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Kennedy Meet

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tate Q..ualifiers:
Kelsey Me ser- All Around
Kat Armstrong -'Beam

First row: Sarah Moore. Kat Armstrong and eassy elayman.
'Back row: Thona Hammons, Thmika Irvin, Kaeyla Thylor. Andrea
Orton. Jenae Williams. Kelsey Messer and Tiffany EdwardsJordan.

"We were really
qood this year and
were very competitive. We stood up to
the tough competition:·
• arah Moore, 12.

Gymoostks. + + +

�var~yboy~
1\fler winning the 2007 51\ State &lt;!?hampionship. the varsity boys basketball team had a reputation to uphold. They started the sea, on stro
winning six of seven game . In the out-of-league games, they beat Doherty, 'Tl)"l'O, Grandview, 71-62, Mountain View. 5ll-38, but lost to Mulle
52-Min the Ft. &lt;!?ollins tournament. They continued play
--at a tournament in Las vega , Nevada winning three out
of four game . In vegas East beat ThunderRjdge, 53-45
only to return and lose to them 5ll-:i Ea t regrouped
from this loss to dominate there t of the regular sea on,
beating Heritage, 83-55 and winning most of their league
games.
East finished theregularsea on
with a win again t GVV, 66-56 and
over Montbello, 55-46.1\fter proceeding to the playoffs they won handily over Wheatridge, 87'70 at home,
sending them to the sweet sixteen.
Pulling out a nail biting win, with a
'---'=--------- half court buzzer beater by Jamiko
verner; the boys advanced to the elite eight where they
played R....ocky Mountain, the boys gained an early lead
and held on to win 58-42. After handling Eaglecrest the
Angel went on to play in the &lt;!?ham pion hip game against
ThunderiUdge.After trading basket for basket, with many
lead changes, the Angels pulled out an overtime win 62-5')
giving the boys a"-Back-to"Back State &lt;!?hampionship. "We
worked hard to be the first team in Denver East history to
win back to back tate basketball titles:· said junior Troy
Wiese. (Inset)

2007 - 2008
varsity -soys "Basketball
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Front row: Demetrius Thornton, Jeffery Hampton. Koree R...oss. Patrick Farris-Hilaire. ehance Moore. ehri'
Johnson. Q..uentin Hildreth. Jamiko Verner. Josh JLussell. Alex Oew-Merriex. Troy Wie se. Oeion Hardy and
Oa\'ciughn Thornton

�"I love being on the court
with my teammates
and playing this game.
"Being on this team is
phenomenal:•
• Koree~ss.l2.

aockuise fran top left:~ Drivinq hard senior Jamiko \&amp;ner goes
full on toward the ~ Stretch.
R..eaching
upwards.
junior
OaYaughn Thornton puts the ball
away. Watch out. Spreading the
court, junior Q.llentin Hildreth
makes a quick pass to a teammate.
6th man! Following the joining in
the famous ·-Halo·lo, Halo-to Hey..
cheer with the cheerleaders the
student section ill state changes
the game! (PhOios by Mallory
HeinzerOih and Josh Thfoya)

··1 play basketball for
the love of the game. I
play basketball at Ea t
to win:·
• Jamiko verner. 12.

"If I wasn't playing
basketball. I don't know
what else I would be do·
ing. I love this game:·

• Oemetriwo Thornton. f2

''

~I shot. Jumping up in the ah; junior 1roy
\\~e:-e prepares to shoot a three-pointer in
lheSI~eehampion_._...ipgameClQ(IinstThun·
~Dle.(Photo by Mallory l-leinzeroth)

Slamma-jarnma. In a win ClQ(Iin.&lt;;t eolunr
ljne, senior KDree R..J)SS makes a slam dunk
while senior Demetrius Thornton waits for a
pos..&lt;;ible rebound. (Photo by &amp;nyon"'Boak)

�"Box out. Using his body. freshman Will
Wytias-Sobel gets ready to grab the rebound
against the big 13righton center. (Photo by
Kelli Uhlberq)

e/oelotise from top left: Hard fou I. Driv i nq h&lt;ud for
a layup. freshman Ezekiel Bishop stays air born
and gets the shot orr. In the process he gets fouled
by the aggresive13riqhton defenders as freshman
Thriq Hakeem gets in position for a rebound.tPhoto
byKelli Uhlberg)Triple threat.Makinqa move on
the Brighton defender. freshman Jacob Baumann
looks to drive to the hoop for aneasylayup.(Photobv
1\mber Goltz) Lefty crossover. Dribbling around
his defender. freshman Lawrence Williams spread
the court to isolate certain players in a mismatch
game against13riqhton. (Photos by Kelli Chlberq 1

Secure the board. Using sound foundamentals. freshman Thriq Hakeem, boxes out
for positioning in order to get the rebound.
(Photo by 1\mber Goltz)

"The experience was qreat and I
hope we have the same success next
year:·
• Dante13ennett, C),

"I like basketball because everyone
qets to score and play as a team:·
• Tyree Ogsbury-:lones, C),

Front row: Evan Bledsoe. R.J&gt;y Watson, Lawrence Williams. ThriQ Hakeem. Dalll
tarks and 1\lex Napheys. "Back row: Dante13ennett. Will Wytias- obel. Dante
Brown. Ezekiel13ishop.1Yree Jones. Daniel Paulson, Jacob Baumann and Dan'
Bennett.

�jv(o boy}'
Thb sea..~ the JVile boys bas.etba)ltearnscommittedl awinning
a_o.;,oo on and orr the court. TheN
mtook down their rival Doherty in
·r fil"'l qame of the season. They
at:.o beat Grandview fairly easi~
inninq by 0\'er len points. Thee
mtwl many tough games th.
sea.-.on. mosl nol~ their victory
~ Montbelto. who they beat by a
~5poinL"- The&lt;e-teampulledout

a tough win over Heritage. where it
came down 1 the Ia..~ two mimu
1 decXIe the game. After \\ ching
hC: fellow teamnw s win again.~
Heritage. junior Alex Loomis commented. "~had a great sea..~ we
worked hard all year 10 allow us to
domirw ina'eryga~·Aflerout-of­
league play came 10 a dose. the boys
continued to dominate in all their
in-league qame..'
• Jake Malman

ero over. !.;sing his quick ball handling skills, junior ehance Moore uses his
ed to qetthrough the Heritage defender . . The quickness of the guard&lt;, proved
ccessfulthroughout the _eason as they were able to push the ball up the court
and work the fast break. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg)

Split the defense. Dribbling the ball. sophomore Michael Waddy finds his way
through the' Brighton defenders. He u&lt;,es his speed, uncharacteristic of his height,
()•,J': to &lt;,plit slower and smaller opponents. Waddy's ability to drive the ball to
the hoop pulls in defenders and frees other teammates for an open • hot. Michael
helped the team to a stunning victory over Brighton. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Goup trong.!Llisinghisgame,junior
harod Kindell find. a brief opening to
put up an open two against ·Brighton.
(Photo by Amber Goltz)

Shoot the ':1': tepping back, junior
Ahmed Hakeem hit. a long two against
two 'Brighton defenders.
(Photo by Kelli Uhlberg)

J~Team

"\\'e had a good year and I'm really
proud or our team:·
• Dante 'Brown. (),
Ptont row: hmed Hakeem, Elliot Zeuas, lex Merrix and e. Moore. '"Back row:
Plr'ip Walls, Jeffery Hampton, Michael Waddy, Lex Smith and Thjh Fisher:

"I love playang ba&lt;,ketball because it
teaches good character. and requires
a great amount of commitment:•

+++

• Ahmed Hakeem. II.

·soy, J\?e Baskeoball.

�The girl varsity basketball team "had a beautiful season" according to eoach ""Berry, with two clo e calls against Thunder RJdge,
ll'&gt;-50 and later in the season, ll3-ll7. "This was a challenging start
to the season; it was a good experience playing a top team becau e
we proved that we could beat them:• aid senior Zabrina Jackson. In
their non league games they cleaned up against. eherry ereek. 6/-llC),
and eolumbine, 56-35. Facing Doherty for the first time since the
2007 playoff loss, the girls played with conviction and won. 56-35.
"It was nice, we came out and showed we weren't cared; we gave it
our all and came out on top:• said senior ehri tina
Ausler. Next, the girls played in the Northeastern
Junior eollege Tournament in Sterling, eolorado
where they played Longmont in the champion hip
game and won 55-ll'&gt;.
In league play the girls went undefeated for the
third straight year. continuing their dominance,
"'--~------with their only real competition coming against
Mont bello. In a back and forth thriller. Ea t's defense, free throws. and
strong play in the paint earned them a victory, 55-50, a eity Title and
a first round bye in the playoffs. In the second round. East dominated
Arapahoe, 58-llll. earning a trip to the ""Budweiser Events eenter to
face Horizon. In another nail biter. East pulled away with 3 minutes
left and won by 10, 68-58. East had their sight
et on Highlands
RAnch at the eoliseum. Tied at 28 at the half, the team struggled in
the paint after seniors earlie ehristianson and OaleMarie Samuels
fouled out early in the fourth, allowing Highland RAnch to gain the
upper hand and win, 73-ll7. Even with the loss, the girls were proud
to have gone farther than any other girls' team from ea t.

2007-2008 VArsity
Girls --sasketball

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12/13
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Thunder RJdge
eherry ereek
l3ear ereek
Yuma
RJ)ck eanyon
Longmont
eotumbine
Doherty
R.__egis
All aints Episcopal
Thunder RJdge
""Brighton
Aurora eentral
Thomas Jeffer _on
Denver West
Denver North
Georqe Washinqton
Denver South
Kennedy
Lincoln
Mont bello

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66-58

Arapahoe
Horizon
Highlands R....anch

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Front row: earlie ehristianson; hae Kelley; ehelsie Nalley; R...aven Thylor; Samantha anders; R..lliana
""Brame; Dale Samuels; ehristina Ausler; Dawn Wattley; Zabrina Jackson; Justine Sullivan and eamille
Jackson.

�'

" Basketball is my life
and I love all my teammates like family; I don·t
know where I would be
without the two. "
• Dale amuels, 12.

.. eeing how far we
have come in the past
fouryears iscrazy. We
all we got!"
• eanie ehriSiian..&lt;;OO, 12.

"This senior year·s
_ ea"on was pretty
good considering what
the seniors or ·o went
through:'
• Dawn Wattley. 12.

''

"'Bnll control.
fter making a great
rebound. senior ehristina
usl r
drives hard back to the bask I in their
blow out win against Bear ereek.
(Photo by Kelli Ohlberq)
Going high over the
senior Dawn Wattley shoots
in a game again. I the Hawks.
by Josh Th foya)

Driving hnrd.
fter receivinq a pass
from her teammat • sophomore Shae
Kelley attack...;; the ba. ket in the game
versus Horizon. (Photo by Josh Th oya)

1\nd-11 FinL hing her layup strong.
senior earlie ehristian. on draws the
foul and completes a three point play.
(Photo by Jo. h Thfoya)

�etockwisefrom topleft:Jumpshot. Thkinqanop n
shot, junior Felecia Smith shows off her mad ho
as she flys in the air durinq the game aqain
eoronado. she has the support or sophomore
Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert. (Photo by Peter Hart·
man) Piece of cake. After a breakaway aqainst
Briqhton. sophomore Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert.
recieves a quick pass and makes an easy lay-up.
(Photo by Kelli l.;hlberq) Gettin' down. Sprinting
down the court, past the"Brighton defens , fre. h·
man Mikayla Irvin drives to the net. contributing
another basket to the close 50-liS win. &lt;Photo by
Kelli Uhlberq)

Strut yourstuff. Withspeed.sophomore
Emily Thkimoto drives down the court to
score. (Photo by Kelli Uhlberg)

Putting it up. Shootinq the ball in her
opponent's face. junior-Blake Dowling hits
the jumpshot against "Briqhton. (Photo by
Kelli Uhlberg)

"I'm really qlad I played basketball
because I met so many great qirls
that I wouldn't have otherwise:·
• Sunny Lunka, "·

"Working hard paid off because we
had qood hustle and defense won
our games:·
• Mikayla Irvin,'&gt;.

Front row: eoach Thylor. Mikayla Irvin, Oionna Anthony. Brehaa Johnson. ·un
Lunka, OeJai ehase-Knox. Julia Puchi. Kaeyla Taylor. Eula Way, Dhiana Brame
Seqen Tekle. Thea Smith, Erika Hiromitsu, Nora ·Broyles, Keylana Wheeler a
Danaya Patterson.

�The JV' team had a promising !'tart, beating Yuma, ll8-ll3.
..The win against Yuma was a
good beginning to the season
because it was a clo e game
and came out on top:• said
ophomore Jalena Williams.
After suffering tough losses to
terting and Longmont it was
a relief to win a hard fought
game against&lt;.:?olumbine,llll-.l..
;·My favorite game of the sea. on was definately the R...egis

game when we won ll'2-'2C)" said
sophomore Thylor 'Boone.
The freshman team started
off their eason winning every
game. They were undefeated
and had a strong team. "The
be tgamewasthegameagainst
'Brighton when we won by two
points.SO-ll8:' said freshman
Julia Puchi. They stomped
on Mullen, llll-11, and took out
&lt;.:?reek, ll6-'2ll.
•Emily &lt;.:?arlson

'Blocking defense. Struggling to get
around the other team, sophomore
R..hiana Brame breaks away.
!Photo by Kelli Uhlberg)

Going up strong. Shooting what looks
like an easy layup, freshman Danaya Patterson shoots the ball over hereoronado
defender. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

~rontrow:eoach Benavidez. Katie Wiese. Felecia Smith. Myrissa dams. T·keyah

Denr~. R..ltiana Brame, ehaya Harris. Kirasten 131air. Melicia Benavidez. Blake
owhng, Jalena Williams and Thylor Boone.

Fancy footwork. Dribbling down the
court, junior Mel icia Benavidez passes
her opponents at thel3ear ereek qame.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

Three on one. PI anti ng her root. freshman unny Lunka weaves through!
the Brighton defense to make a lay-up.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

Hangin' on the hoop. High in the air.
freshman Katie Wiese helps put back
a rebound in the game against 13ear
ereek. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

'Seyondthearc.Fiyingin the air. sophomore T'keyah Henry drains a jumpshot
in the game againstl3ear ereek.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

"The best part about this season
for me has been improvinq my
footwork and speed. as well as
how much we all learned from
playinq with each other:·
• Melicia Benavidez. II.

"Discipline yourself so that others
won't have to:•
• R)liana 13rame. ~.

�wv~
R..J&gt;ll•em over; lay ·em flat, pin their shoulders to the mat! Wrestling, a
very intenseandcombative sport, requires mental and physical toughness.
Each wrestler must use all of his strength, endurance and determination
if he wants to win. Mentally, each individual had to be focu_ed solely on
winning and be prepared to counterattack any move his opponent tried
again_ t him. "There's no other hard work like wrestling. ence you do it,
everything else seems easY,' said _enior Shaquille Turner.
When it came to excellence, the wre tling team was second to none.
Two and a half hour practices every day paid off in triumphs over GW
64-6, outh 6612, wrestling power West ll-35, and Montbello 66-6. "The
bestpartofwre tlingisnotbeingableto eesunlight
on aturdays:· joked senior Abram vera. (Inset)
The hard work each wre tier put into perfecting hL skills culminated in an overwhelming 12-0
victory against Kennedy. The team clo ed out the
_::;;.;;:;::::::;:~ regular season with a tough loss to TJ, 35-42 and
a victory over Lincoln, 66-6.
The wre tiers worked hard all season in
order to achieve greatne . eoach Nintze said, "Even though we were
very di appointed that we didn't capture our fourth league title in a row,
there were larger things to look forward to, such as regionaL and
the state tournament:• At the state tournament senior R..yan Gray led the
East contingent with a strong third place, and went to NH eA Nationals
in Virginia ""Beach, VA in the 18') pound weight class .
• Aunjanique eollier

2007-2008
Wrestling
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West
Warrior elassic
Moffat eounty
Mont bello
Palisade Invite
Kennedy
eentaurus Trnmt.
eentaurus Trnmt.
""Brighton Invite
TJ
Lincoln

State Q..ualifiers:
R..yan Gray (18') lbs) - 3rd Place
Jacob Milewski (lllO lb-.) - 5th Place
Junior R..J&gt;mero (110 Jbs)- 5th Place
East Team - L3th/6ll Teams

Front row: Wendy Jacobson. Tyler l\shley, Derrick ehrislopher. Shawn Wall. Junior R..omero, Mark Monies, Jose Goila.
Jacob Milewski and ilvia Gallegos. Second row: l3obby Harris, Edward Harlan. Thylor Habel. Elmir Dudo. Shazzon
TUrner. Jon Garcia.l31aine Frangas and haquille Thrner.l3ack row: eoach l\ndrew 13alsford. eoach 13o Nicholson.
R._yan Gray. l\lex Marlin, ehrislian Mendoza,l\bram vera. elaylon Greene. Dominic Salisbury. Jordan Guzman. &lt;:!oach
ehad Ninlze and eoach R...andy Gallegos.

�··1 like wre~tlinq because once you wrestle.
it makeseverythinq you
do easier.·
• Jacob Milewski. 12.

'"I like wrestlinq be·
cause it teaches you a
lot or life les. ons and
qets you out or a lot or
_chool:•
• R_yan · ray. 12.

'" I like to wre. tie because it's a touqh sport
and not many people
can do it:•
• Jordan uzman. II.

''

etockwise from bottom left: 1\ll you've got.

Devotinq all his miqhtto winninq in the match
against TJ, junior Drew eohen headlocks his
opponent lonq enough to pin him to the mat.
Take It to the mat During the match aqainst
Kennedy. junior 13obby 1-\arris qrips his
opponent in a headlock and prepare. to flip
his body onto the mat .'"Sring him down. With
his mind fixed on winninq his duel against
Kennedy. freshman Derrick ehristopher
brings his opponent to a defeat. (Photos by
Kody Gaulden)

Pile driver. Determined to qain points for his team. senior
Jacob \ilewski attempts to force his opponent'. body onto the
mat for a quick pin durinq the match aqain. t Montbello. (Photo
by LL a Porter)

Wre. tlinq.

�" wimminq is the only
sport that is physically
and mentally challenq·
inq but also incredibly
rewarding:·
• Katie Jablonski. 12.

C!lodn-.i&lt;:re from top ldr: High five.
I~ thei- ~ junior·Brcma

Fu~ and sophomore 1ina
Soma qiw senior inslie 'Neil
encouraqement. Soaring high•
~nting her toes. freshmen l&gt;aige
Sparksenl rsthewat r.Huddleup.l"'-......;._ _ _.....,..._
eheering loud. the team celebral s
their av victory. Verfect ten.
Divinqbackwanb.sophomoreTina
Soma head::. for the wat r. (Photos
by Peter Hartman1

.. ' wimminqisamazing!
It was a qreat way to
meet new people and I
love all the qirls!"
• Willa Vauqhan. '1.

"It . eems like an indi-

vidual sport. but you
can't ucceed without
a team effort :·
• Kalen 1\cquisto, II .

eloekwise from top left: Winning

Into the deep. Oivinq from the block. sophomores Janay
Grieqo and Ellen Downing compete in a race aqainst rival GW.
In order to defeat their biggest competition the girls anticipate
the buzzer to qet ahead. (Photo by Peter Hartman1

t++ ·

kl's wimmioq &amp; Oivioq.

mile .
1\fter winninq their competitive relay at the
· W Invitational .. enior Jessica Fahrer-Zabel.
_ophomore Michaela · rossman. and junior
Jessica Jaynes are proud of their accomplishment. Fast as lightning. Gliding through the
water. junior Kelly Mathews swims the breaststroke skillfully and effortlessly. Perfect
form. Practicing her dive. freshman elaire
'Bruno keeps a balanced form while enterinq
the water to assure she achieves distance off
of the blocks. (Photos by Emily earlson)

__.-.;;~q

�troking to the top or the charts. the lady Angelfi h worked breat
lessly to be the be t in the water. At the ound of the buzzer the g
dove off the block and were . cored on technique, speed and ski
"The mo. t difficult _troke to perfect L the butterfly. It requires
ton or arm trength and peed:· aid enior captain Ainslie
Though the lady Angelfi h had to focus on their individual abilitie
the girls swam with pride and unity for the team.
The girls swimming and diving team had one of their mo. t
succe_sful meets again t Kennedy where they
swam their be. t time earning them a victory,
13412. The girL also beat GW, Ea t'_ bigge t
competitor. //6"'70 and ucceeded in their goal
towards number one in 0
. The Lady Angels
dove into a winning treak at every meet.
The thirty-six swimmer and ix divers.
were a clo e-knit team. They worked well together
_._....;...-...::.:..:;.:._._1
despite their different leveL of ability and kill. "It L really betlefiiciil
to hang out with girL who are encouraging and fun. The coaches a
know how to identify with the girls becau e of their young mentali
aid fre hman Megan R_yan. With the con tant leader hip and
couragement or coache Dave Q..uintana and 0-R...ay Kraft. the d
and swimmer learned to compete together while improving their
per_onal goals. "I love diving becau e it L thrilling and and we
the board!" aid junior Johannah Peay. Working toward excel
the Lady Angelfi h raced to the top of the _uccess pool.
• Vilnessa R...adat
L...__

2007-2008

GirlsPatriot
Swimming
Invitational
Kennedy
Smoky Hill
Mont bello
OJ? R..elay Meet
eJ-\SI\1\ eoacheS lnvitalional
South
Jeffco lm•itational
Thomas Jefferson
Oi\•in9. Meet
George \~ashinqton
West
·sLeague
OJ? League Meet
5A State

Front row: Janay Grieqo. Lin Hill and Kalen 1\cquisto. Second row: Lydia Ibarra. RAchel Havernak .
•lohdnnah Peay;Brenna Fujimoto and Jordan Haymes. Th lrd row:Meqan R.yan.R...owan choales.Jessica
Jayne ..... 1ina Soma. Jenny Nill. Maqqie Baley and Haley Jenkins. Fourth row: Kelly Mathew_. Michaela
Cro...,sman, eJairel3runo. Paiqe parks. Willa \'auqhan. 'arqaret Minninq and Emily elinton."Back row:
Kdtie Jablonski, 1\inslie O'Neil. ehanae• OuBry, Jes_ica Fahrer-Zabel and tephanie eaine.
Girl's wimminq &amp; Oivinq.

�The 2007 boys !aero._ e _ea. on ended abruptly with a tough to s
to
qis. 7- • in th _econd round of the playoff.. ince that devastatnq to. s. the team has w rked hard in "rail Ball" and throughout the
re-seas n t fill the _hoes left by the qraduating _enior• . Behind
teran eoach Bar ca. and senior leaders. Tucker Lar. on. R.J&gt;bbie
NichoL. R.ye Fineqan. Nick Job. David war. en. Jo. h RJL _ell and
Mats Engdahl. the boy. team looked to redeem their playoff to. s.
• Jamie Urbana.
·...-----t "We all came together as a team. and _howed

the state what we were capable or:·
• David warsen. II. (Inset)
"I liked playing Kent becau. e I know so many

• .._----=-"---'::o....= or their players and I enjoyed wrecking all my
• rriiPnliC:.

On and orr the field:•
• Nick Job. 12.
• Zach Simms. 12.

I "!So1me:time. I wish the balL that were being thrown at me were
steaks. I love steak."
• R.Jchie Londer. II.
fo• L . ' Bra ... (Lax for Life. "Brother):'
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Front row: Mat!'. Enqdahl. David teninqer. Danny Prevedel. ehris Herrmann. Andrew ea..,tl and , 'ick I b.
econd row: eharlie Koyle. Jamie l!rbana,l-\ayden Berqe. Sean , • I. en, Phil _ \'i r. R.obbie Ni hoi .• !"am
Zisser. Rye Pineqan and Tucker Larson. "Back row: Lloyd eisneros. P ter 1-\ambidqe. Rjchie Lond ' r. Tom
Dudley, Ari Mal man. Dylan Barrell. Grant Beczkalo. Drew eohen and Nate Mackenzie.

�'

"In the '2008 season,
we rose from the a. hes,
completely transformed
by a renewed commit·
ment, to the qlorious
sport of lacros. e. Lonq
live the little brother
or waf.'
• Tucker Larson. 1'2.

C!lockwise from top left: Top ide.l ..:"~:=--;;....;;..a.In a qame agatnst eheyenne
Mtn .. junior Jamie Crbana roles I-_.;;.;;.------~­
back to take a shot. Snipe! Put·
tinq the ball over the eheyenne
Mtn. goalie, senior Josh R...usell scores a goal. OO.G.~I
ll,:.:;.:..,.;..----:::77'-...n~-r:r-r.~--rrol Winning the race-orr against
Palmer; sophomore · rant Beczkalo pulls the ball towards a
winq man. eheck. In the game
against Kent, senior \ats Eng·
dahl plays strong "0': (Photo. by iiiiP!iiJf"~
·::~«~~I:AV.. ":.C~~I Mallory Heinzeroth)

"My favorite part of
playing lacro. _e was
building team chemis·
try in Florida and play·
ing together under th
lights at lnve. co:·
• R...obbie. 'i hoL .12.

"'1\t the end or the day we

alldoitfor the main man
upstairs·Wes Ashley."
• R,.ye Finegan. 12.

hut do ·n! PI :inq t ugh U' n..., , enior RJibbie , 'i hols
prev nt..., a breal..awa: in th gam again...,t h 'Y nn ,\\ountain. 11 h 110 b · ,\\allor: H•inzerothl

Lock off. Face quarding a Kent attackman,
ninr Tucker Larson k po., th Kent attack at
bY in One of the ng Is' tOU(lh st games of th
a. on. (Photo by Jan ssa Jeps n)

Zero! J&gt;a...,...,inq th ball around th p •rimer r;
s niorNi·k .lobprepar•stomakeadodq w 1ard
th goal. (Ph ow b \allor. H int.erothl

�eradle Hard! Keepinq the ball from his
eheyenne Mountain opponent, • ophomore
Peter Hambidqe pulls a spin move. (Photo by
eanyon ·Boakl

etoelHti~ from top left: R...eady.

et. go! Prcpar·
inq to make a reed in a qame against ehcyenne
Mountain. junior Sean , 'eben looks to thread the
needle through the crease for a wondrous as ist.
(I· hotobyeanyon Boak)Passaroundllnanint ru;
qameaqa inst Fairview, junior Mall Dowling mo,
the ball around the perimeter to rotate the dcfen e
and create an offensive opportunity resulting ina
score. R...un for It! euuing across the field, junior
Loyd hort get. ready to help his team move the
ball down field to create a scorinq opportunity in
the game against the combined South/TJ team.
(Photos by Haley R..ound)

Escape route. Dodginq a Fairview defender.
junior Marquise R.Jchardson makes a move
towards the qoal. (Photo by Haley R...ound)

··It was my first year playing and
we did prelly well. We only lost one
qamer··
• R.JJel Wiles, 10.

..Mr.. Hernandez was a really great
coach. Lacrosse was a lot or fun and
we were a qreat team!'"
• Duncan Kruqer. 10.

Front r?w: Danny P_revedel. ehris Herrmann and Brando~ R..ei?. Sec?nd ro~1
Lloyd e1sneros. Dav1d Booth and R..yan Dunn. '"Back row: Sam Z1sser. :'\athanit
eass and Thylor House.

�elearl Durinq an int nse qame aqainst eheyenne \ountain, junior Phil evier
looks for the cleari nq pass while junior Loyd ·hort fends off an oppo. inq player.
(Photo by eanyon ' Boak)
eountle~shoursof condition-

and training prepared the
·. for the 2008 sea. on. The
· mingfre. hmenbrouqhtnew
es to the team, while more
easoned players continued
improve. Winning games
in. t some of their biggest
\als.bothoftheteamsfinL hed
ir . eason. on top.
• 1\ly. a R.J&gt;bert

"Lacros. e wa. a great way to
have fun doing - t urr after - chool
with my friends:·
• David Baker. 10.
"Lacro se is a great port
because we learned to work
together a. a team:•
• Adam Estacio. 10.
"I like lacrosse because it's
fun and I'm from weden and
they don't have it there:·
u. tav Forscid. 12.

rk it around. · ettinq up the offense. sophomore David Baker pas. e. the ball
ateammate makinq the eheyenne Mountain defense adjust. (Photo by Hayley
nd)

Vut the spin on. In the final moment.

the
qame again.'-! Fairvie\\\ sophomore l~ter
Hambidge completes a roll dodqe again."! a
Fail'\-ew defender. (Photo by eanyon 13oak)

"Break away. Jettinq past a Fail'\•iew
defender. junior Max ea. s shows off
hi. speed and stick skilL . (Photo by
am Las. )

J~Team

"Our squad did really well and mur·
dered the competition becam•e we
worked well toqether as a team:·
nt row: dam Estacio. lfonso Vdrqas and R_uel Wiles. Second row: teve
tk.Brandon 131air.PaoloeiancioandLoydShort."Backrow:~eKillian.Gustav
id, ,\\att Dowling and Luke Buchanan.

• Gideon Irving,

11

•

"Lacrosse was fun because when
you would score a qoal all the qirls
would start shoutinq your name from
the stands:·
• Peter Hambidqe, .0.

�The varsity girls lacrosse team had a successful 2007 season.
The first major win came in Florida at spring training against Milton Academy, JJ-8. Together. the team pulled through to beat two of
their toughest competitors. R...egis 2210 and ehaparral 17-ll. The
girls continued their winning streak all the way to the semifinals in
the playoffs. making it farther than any team in recent history. The
highlight of the playoffs came when they beat eA. 16-13 in the last
two minutes of overtime for the first time in five years. It was the
Ia t year for head coach Averil Hovey as he took a job as an assistant coach at eu:Boulder. In the 2008 season. the lacrosse girls
welcomed their new head coach eallie McRJtchie and they looked
forward to continuing to work hard. get better. stronger and faster
defeating their toughest competitors.
:~~·r_jt.n..:..:o~.....................
• Laura Martinez
"This season. our goal was to take our new team
and coach to our highest potential evert!"
• Kelley Mcearroii-Gilbert. 10. (Inset)
L . - - - - - - - - - 1 "Expectations were high considering our accomplishments in playoffs last spring. We worked hard to have a solid
record and do our best!"
• Helen Gaffigan. 10.

"My favorite part of lacrosse was running back down the field towards
the horizon after you score as everyone cheers you on!"
• earson erawford. 12.

._,\_\_a _de_l_in_e_ S_c_h_r_o e_d_e_r._. 1_1_.

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2007 VArsity

Girls Lacrosse
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eherry ereek
Heritage
Mullen
Milton Academy
Hawkins, 0hio
"Bullis
Kent Denver
Mountain R-ange
eolorado Academy
t. Mary's Academy
Thomas Jefferson
Steamboat pring
Smoky Hill
R...egi Jesuit

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ehaparral
eherry ereek

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varsity Girls Lacrosse.

Front row: Katherine erew, elaire Morrow, Kendal Murray, arah Marquez and Kelley Mcearroii·Gilberl.
Second row: Lexie igler. elaire Simon, Riley Mcearthy. eailee Ferguson and 01ivia Hamblin. "Sack
row: Madeline chroeder.Abbye Neel, earson erawford. Hayley R..Jlund, Jessica McNeil and eoach &lt;:!allie
Mc!Utchie.

�"II was a completely new
team. and I was really
looking forward to the
season because we had
a lot of potentia I and talent. It was great to see
the season unfold:•
• Lexie igler .12.

C!lockwise from top left: Q...uick
dodge. Faking her opponent.
senior earson erawford sprints
down field. Double team. Defend·
ing the goal. seniors Lexie "qler
and Lauren Napheys stop the
1.-...,.....~...oooor-,r:-;TI....,r--....., attacker: Set up. Positioning her·
self. sophomore Kelley Mcear·
roll-Gilbert takes the draw.
Attack. Passing the defender.
junior Kendal Murray charges
the
(Photos by earlie

"I was really excited for
the season. and I knew
it was going to be one
of the toughest with a
new program. but still
one of the best:•
•Madeline chroeder.ll.

"I really enjoyed this
season because it was
my last high school
season. and we went
out with a bang!"
• Lauren Napheys. 12.

(

..

''

Shoot! Faking out the goalie. senior Lauren apheys slides
past the TJ defender and aims to take a hard shot on qoal.
(Photo by earlie ehristianson)

Sticks high. Using her height to her advantage.
ophomore Helen Gaffigan positions herself to
blo k the opposing eA attacker. (Photo by Hayley

RJJund)

"Break away.
printing down the field. junior
Madeline Schroeder keeps her eyes up. looking
for an open teammate. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

�E)n guard. With an 1\raphoe defender right in
front of her. junior Olivia ehristian takes a
step back in order to blow past her opponent.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

eJockwi.se from top left: Ground baiL Getting h r
body between the ball and the Arapahoe defender.
junior Erin ·sates, bends her knees to succe ..
fully qet the ground ball and gain possession.
(Photo by Peter Hartman) Double team. Hur·
rying back to get on defense, sophomores Emily
tesney and Gracie Gilbert attempt to get in front
or their opponent in order to put pressure on the
ba II. (Photo by Mo Mu II iga n) Split dodge: Blowing
by her opponents and headinq straiqht to qoal,
junior Jessica Mcl'\eil splits two defenders in an
intense qame against East's rival eherry ereek.
(Photo by Nellie Hayes)

D-up. Getting low, sophomore Madeline Plus.
plays stick to stick defense with the support
of junior earrie 1\usterman in a close game
aqainst Fort eollins. (Photo 'By Peter Hart·
man)

"Lacrosse is for Quitters. It's for
people who Quit beinq borinq and
start livinq larqe:·
• elaire Jones, 10.

"With a qreat team, and a qreat
new coach. we were able to excel
to our hiqhest potential for the best
season:•
• Lauren Woody, 'J.

Front row: 1\lleqra Flaniqan, Tierra R..omero, Sarah earlson, Lizzie Lar~on.
Elliot Haifleyqh and Lauren Woody. Second row: RJvie Jacaruso. Jenny Kofl.
earoline Tryba. RAchel Mariqione and Morqan Smith eoach 1\nn. '"Back ro \
Lucy Stockdale, Deirdre Plaus and Maqqie Smith.

�Jv/e; ~W 'Lc&lt;U~

The JV' and e girls lacrosse
teams gained a new coaching
staff for the 2008 season. '-3y
enduring tough preseason
•torkouts and mastering their
stick skills the girls were confident and in shape .
• Kelley Mcearroll-Gilbert
With a new coach and new
players. lots or fresh ideas were

brought to the table:•
• Kelli lJhlberg, 10.

Heads up. Looking up the field . sophomore eta ire Jones eyes her team mates
for an open pass in hopes or qetting to
the goal in a game against Fort eollins.
(Photo "By Peter Hartman)

Perfect position ing,l n the perfect spot
to receive a pass. junior R.Jiey Mcearthy. makes a cut toward her teammate
with an open look in hopes or getting
the ball. (Photo "'By Nellie Hayes)

Q.uick on your feet. Getting ready to
pass the 1\raphoe defender. sophomore
Erin "'Bates looks for an open pass.
(Photo by Peter Hartman)

e)n the go. Protecting the ball. junior
eailee Ferguson moves past the moky
Hi II defender and looks for an open teammate. (Photo by Peter Hartman)

""If I could com.,are my lacrosse team
toanythinq. it would be like ice cream
on a hot summer day!"'
• Erin "'Bates. II.

""Our season was very successful
because we worked in order to help
each other improve our individual
skills:·
• "'Blythe Hawthorne- Loizeaux. 10.

"0ur goal was to Go'-3ig or Go
Home!"
• Laura Martinez, 10.
"As a team we worked hard and
push each other to the max for
the best results:•
• Kalene Mason, 10.

Flying by. ""Breaking away from a eolumbine defender on the way to the goal. junior!Uiey Mcearthy creates an offensive opportunity for her and her teammates
·hHe junior Jessica 1\\c 'eil provides support. (Photo by Kate Mulligan)

Front row: Zoe Lewis. Emily Stesney. Gabby Yuffa. Blythe Hawthorne- Loizeaux
And &lt;:?rystal Marshall. ""Back row: Kayla Sullivan. Haley Jenkins. Kelli Ulhberq.
laura ,\\artinez. eta ire Jones. Serenity R...edshirt-foote and Erin 'Bates.

�vcur~y~
After i1 greilt llt-3 record for the 2007 seil on, the Vilrsity bil ebilll teilm worked hilrd in the orr- ~ eil on, plilying ummer billl, ilnd
in the pre- ~ eil on with grueling 6 il.m. conditioning se~ sions. They
begiln their 2008 seil on with high expectiltions ilnd vL ion ~ or i1
city chilmpion hip. They worked hilrd ilnd continued to domiMte in
the OPL, winning most or their gilmes by i1 lilrge milrgin. They hild
iln exhililrilting gilme ilgilin_t in-leilgue rivill TJ ilnd severill big outof-leil ue ilme i1 ilinst teilmboilt pring , Hinkley ilnd Thornton.
The teilm Wil proud or their succe __ , _olid hitting
ilnd improved pitching ilnd finished the _eil on
with i1 winning record. This strong finL h _et the
ground work for future teilmS.
• ""Biilke Dowling
-...-.._ _ __, "As i1 enior. I hilve come to respect the gilme of
bil- ebilll more thiln ever ilnd I love it:•
• liln Fergu_ on, 12.
"""Bilsebilll - It' not just i1 gilme, it'_ i1 Wily of life:·
• Anthony Wilson, II.
"I like bil- ebilll, but I love the tight pilnts:·
• Tyler eilstle, 12.
"I like to trike out biltters, it how off my kills:·
• 0milr Guzmiln, 12.

2001 VArsity

-saseball

3/8
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3/17
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"Bearereek
Steamboat Springs
Hinkley
ehapilrral
Summit
Legacy
Jefferson
George Washington
Montbello
Aurora eentral
Thomas Jefferson
West
North
Lincoln
Kennedy
South
Thornton

4-5
13-3
6-5
l-2
7-0
6-13
18-0
6-l
7-2
18-2
4-16
12-2
8-2
Il-l
2-l
22-6
4-l
Front row: l)rler eastle. 0mar Guzman.13en Nathanson. lan Fergu. on. Max "Bridqe and Matt Peter-.
Second row: Nick -Brown. Lars Hager. Matt WI leta, Dan 1\dam• • Ben 1\llegrezza and Hilly orenson. -sac
row: Jamie Leaman·,\\iller. Jacob reenwood, easey Houston,l\nthony Wilson and elay Houston.

l?lilyoffs:
515

Arilpilhoe
rsity Baseball.

010

�.."Baseball L n't a qame.
it's a place of tranquil ity. When you're on the
field. you don't worry
about school or life.
All that matters is that
moment:•
• Matt Peter_on, 12.

" It 's the only sport
where you get to eat
and play at the same
time:·
• Matt Vdleta, 12.

..-Baseball makes me
happy:•
• "Billy oren sen. 12.

Side stepping. R...eaching to _top a low pitch. senior "Billy
orensen makes a great grab. framinq the pitch, in the qame
against Kennedy. (Photo by \allory Heinzeroth)

time. Jumpinq in the air to catch the ball,
Anthony Wilson attempts to tag the
r in the qame against TJ. (Photo by MaiHeinzeroth)

Wind up. Getting in position to pitch the ball.
senior "Ben 1\llegrezza focuses in on the catcher's glove in order to throw a strike. (Photo by
Mallory Heinzeroth)

�Stomp the yard. R.llnning down the fir t base
line, junior Ethan RJce steps hard on the bag,
successfully getting on base. (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

eJock\1-ise from top left: Home sweet home.
Stomping on the plate after his teammate hit
a qround-ball, junior Max Fields puts hb team
ahead late in the game against South. passing
a dumbfounded catcher. Wipe out. Steppinq on
the baq. junior eole Duclos makes an easy out,
taqging the slidinq West base runner to end the
inning. Wind it up. R-eady to strike out another
batter. sophomore Elliot Zettas throws a curve
ball to his catcher at a pivotal moment in the
game against outh. Although baseball is a
team sport, the pitcher experiences the majoritv
of the pressure. (Photo. by Mallory 1-\einzerot.

Great catch! Jumping into the air. junior Max
Fields make a great playaga i nst South. (Photo
by Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

"We had a lot of team chemistry this
year and really ca me together as one
team:·
• eole Duclos. II.

"We worked hard and steadily made
our way to the top:•
• Ethan RJce, II.
Front row: Joe Nathanson, eon nor Soicher. Marcellus '"Briscoe, Addison SQUI
Topher Pollard and Zach Mceain:Sack row: Max Denerstein, Wes Friednash.IJ
eabrera, Danny Klibaner. Gregory Francis, Nate '"Bartell and Daniel Seqal.

�jv(o
Following the East tradition,
the J\" and e baseball teams
had sea. ons full of victories and
improvement.l3oth team had intense pre-seasons conditioning
e•. ions before and after school
to prepare them for an impres. ive • eason. They worked on
improving their hitting, fitness
level and creating opportunities
for the future seasons.
• eallie R..aynor

"We all got comfortable as a
team, and overall it was a good
eason of baseball:•
• Victor Sosa-eastellanos. 11.

Sneak and slide. Trying to beat the throw, junior eole Duclos makes a spectacular steal as he slides into the base under the South third baseman. (Photo by
Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

"13a eball is the best All-American sport. and we dominated
this season:•
• Joe Nathanson, C),
"Easthasagreatbaseball team.
We were persistent in being the
best we could be:•
• Nick McDonnell. 10.

Porceout.R.Acing to stop the runner. sophomore Elliot Zettas tags the base, forcing the outh player out and keeps the game close at a critical moment. (Photo
by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Front row: Peter Shugart, Nicholas McDonnell. Elliot Zettas. lejandro Morales
and •'ed Imhoff. Second row: Ivan Porras, Walter Zavala. Anthony Arrieta, Jay
'oqami and eole Duclos.'Sack row: Max Fields. Victor osa-eastellanos, Ethan
Rjce and Nikolai'Berqe.

Setting the zone_ Waiting for the pitch,
junior Max Fields succe fully covers
the plate and prepares to catch the trike.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

Slider. R..eady to release the ba II. junior
Anthony Arrieta prepares to throw a
strike to a ff.W batter. (Photo by Mallory
1-\einzeroth)

"It was a yreat learning experience for all of us and expanded my
mind!'
• 01iver D'Orazio. //.

"I love being a catcher because I
hold the team toqether and chew that
'Bubblelicousl"
• Max Fields, 11•

�The 2007 eason ended with a tough loss in the fir t round of the
playoff to Wheatridge t-O. Even with this loss. the 2007 ea_on
was successful and the girls played extremely well finishing with a
winning record. 13-3. The team continued this winning tradition in the
2008season playing intense games throughout the sea on. including
games against rival school •eherry ereek. Kennedy. and Arapahoe.
The team tarted conditioning early and had an intense pre- eason
training that helped them to have a successful 2008 season.
• Haley Jenkins.
"Thi eason was o much fun because we had
a great group of girls and we all worked really
_,....~··' 1 ''' 1 hard to do our be t:•
• Emily Gosche. //.(Inset)
'-----~-- ·•varsity wa such a great experience. It introduced
me to many new challenges and gave me a chance to get to know all
the upper classmen:•
• Katie RJishton. IC.

"I absolutely love playing for East. We rocked the season and playing
with all the girls was a blast:•
• Kate eorrell::Suss. IC.
"Soccer is not only a great work out. but getting to know all the girls
has been one of the best parts:•
• Jessie Schreiber. 12.

2007 varsity

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5/3

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eherry ereek
Fairview
Palmer
Fairview
0verland
Eagle erest
Thomas Jefferson
West
South
Montbello
George Wa hington
Lincoln
North
Kennedy
Stanley Lake

IC-C

Wheat ridge

01

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21
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51~

Girls varsity Soccer.

Front row: Paige 1-&lt;lrson, Jes ie chreiber.Aiex McHenry and Elle Emery. Second row: Jenna Greenwood
1-\a na Fancher.-area n na Hayes. Ally Lynn and Mackenzie 1-\a II. Last row: Kate eorrell--suss, ea roli n Kaplal
elaire Westcott. Emily Gosche and R.achel mith.

�"1\nything other than
womenssoccer is childs
play!'"
• Paige Larson, 12.

top
kick. Winding up for a corner
kick, senior Jessie Schreiber
sends the ball to the goal. Fast
dash. "Battling a Fairview opponent, senior 13reanna Hayes
u.......-...,...,,_.ll"""l"'"..,...-;;:-~--:----l sprints to the ball. Great hands.
Making a save, junior Mackenzie
Hall prepares to punt. eharge it.
Sprinting down field. sophomore
Kate eorrelfBuss goes to the
goal. (Photos by Lila ereiqhton
and arah eornish)

"Why do I like soccer?
Have you seen our
sweats?"'
• Elle Emery, 12.

"Go occer! The season was so successful because we had
a wonderful group or
leaders:·
• Hana Fancher. 12.

Step up. 1\fter beating a GW defender to a punt, _enior lex
McHenry traps the free ball to her leg and carries it to the
outside. (Photo by Lila ereighton)

Sidewinder. Dribbling the ball down the line.
· enior Elle Emery be~ts a Wheat ridge opponent
and proceeds towards the goal. (Photo by Lila
ereiqhtOn)

Swing through. endinq a long pass. sophomore Katie RJJ _hton hopes to connect with a
fellow player in the game again. ! Wheatridge.
(l?hoto by Lila ereighton)

�Shoulder up. Using her body to fend off her
opponent. sophomore erestina Pacheco fights
to get off a cross. (Photo by Thsha Popkin)

R...eady togo. Thki ng a corner kick. sophomore
Lin Hill attempts to give her team a scoring
opportunity. (Photo by Thsha Popkin)

•:JoiningeTeam was an unforgettable
way to become a part of East. What
I loved the most was how we could
relax and play around after a competive game despite win or loss:•
• Alison Maginness. 10.

+++

J\?e Girls

So'''"

elockwise from top left: Fancy footwork.earrying the ball to the outside.
freshmen R..awley"Bingham takes a
touch preparing to send the ball down
line. R...ockin• the stunnas. coping out the field. sophomore Paige
Q..uintana looks for an opening to
make a safe throw-in, avoiding the
eherry ereek defense. Twinkle
toes. Q..uickly maneuvering around
her opponents, sophomore Hannah
e·Neill concentrates on the main
goal. while sophomore Anna R...egan
follows in upport. The girls acquire
fast reflexes in the event that an opponent may gain speed and steal the
ball. (Photo by Thsha Popkin)

"Soccer preseason was tough but
was a great way to make new friends
and challenge mysel The girls were
always supportive which lead to an
excellent season:•
• Jenny Nill. 10.

r.

Front row: Aoife "Burns. Hannah R...eger. Emma Thompson. Molly Mceunoug
Lucy eorro, Lillie Toaspern and Madison McHenry; Second row: Nora Broyle
Yanessa Luna, Leah R...eusch. Lauren Knight Hughes, Nora Bates. Mary Str
and Hannah Tighe; "Back row: Emma D'Orazio. Maggie Noto, Jessica 13la
Lind ey Wheeler. Nicole Tuck and Maura McKay.

�Dive and steal. Thinking quickly, junior Tracy Smith slide tackles the ball before
it reache s dangerous territory, while sophomore Haley Jenkins provides supports
in a game against Montbello. (Photo by Thsha Popkin)

With an ambitious tart to the
'2008 spring season, the new
hmen and returning players
"·orked to form an outstanding
team. The girls were determined to
bethebestandplayedhardearning
one victory after the next, making
a name for them elves in-league
and out-of-league. eoncentrating
on teamwork and impeccable
footwork. the team was ready for
the 2008 season.
• Vcinessa R.lldatus

rre.

"Soccer is a game for tough girls.
not delicate princesses:•

• Lin Hill. 0.
"~en though we worked hard
during games and practices. we
always had fun together.·
• Allegra Ova. 0.

"1 love soccer! I love to perfect
tricks like the ra inbow where
you go over the ball and pull it
to the side:·
• Alice Desmoulin • 0.

Wind it up. Preparing to cross the ball in front of the goal. Lindsay Emery execute
perfect form to create a scoring opportunity. During practices. the girls focused on
enhancing leg muscles and technique. The dedicated team relentlessly practiced
corner kicks so they could easily score in games. (Photo by Th ha Popkin)

Pront row: Kate "Boyle. Hannah O'Neill, eassie eladis. T'Keyah Henry. Lin Hill.
Alison Maqinness, Lindsay Emery, ehristina Soma. and Libby Howard; Second
row: Hannah Thbor. Emily Thkimoto, Alice Desmoulins, lzzy P.lleqrezza. Monica
Lubin."JYreesa R-eeves. hola York. and Susan Waruinge;""Back row: Lily Wot·
kyns, Tracy Smith, Sam Myers. Jenny Nill, R.Awley -Bingham. Margaret Minnig,
Alex ·Brodksy, erestina Pacheco, and Allegra Uva.

Final shot. Trotting in the goalie's
domain, sophomore Margaret Minnig
makes a confident pass in hopes of a
tip-in goal. (Photo by Tasha Popkin)

""Brickwall. Formingastrongbond. ophomore lzzy P.llegrezza. junior Sam Myers.
and sophomore Alice Desmoulins block a
penalty kick. (Photo by Th ha Popkins)

"The rules uf soccer are very simple.
If it moves. kick it. If it doesn't move.
kick it until it does:·
• Lindsay Emery. 10.

"This _eason was a phenomenal
sucess for us. Every girl brings a
unique talent and personality that
makes our team the best!"
• lzzy P.llegrezza. 10.

JVle Gkls o«&lt;c.

+++

�With a great group of returning swimmers and a trong set of
incoming fre hmen. the boy worked hard to ensure a succes_ful
season. They took the 2008 eason to recruit more _wimmers.
rebuild the team and with the leadership from their coach 0. R...ay
eraft. who was voted coach of the year for the 2007-2008 season.
They dedicated them elves to putting Eastl3oy wimming back on
the map. The boys spent the season focused on their form. power;
=-:---.--~-.....-. and the accuracy of each of the four strokes;
backstroke, breast troke. free style and butterfly.
With an increase in the number of swimmers
their dominance in their league grew as did their
pre ence in out-of-league competition.
• Kelley Mcearroll-Gilbert and Jamie Urbana
...............-~ " wimming is for all stars, who love jumping into
ice cold water at all hours of the day.•
• Eric earlson, C). (Inset)
"This years team learned how to push each other every day in practice
to get us ready for the meet "
• Jesse 0'Neil. C).
"I like swimming because I only have to wait thirty minutes after
eating to get into the water.·
• Jacob Milewski. 12.

2007

-soys Swimming
3/C)

Kennedy &amp; Montbello 15')-51,33

3110

13ruins Aquatic
print classic

3113

We t

3/11

3rd Place

~-33

Patriot Invitational 6th Place

3/22

R..elay Meet

2nd Place

ll/5

OPS Diving Meet

tst Place

ll/6

GW &amp; Montbello

1'2')- t37. 18

ll/10

0verland

108-6ll

ll/12

T.J.

106-66

ll/20

Jeffco Invitational

8th Place

5112

OPS League

2nd Place

ehampionship

Front row: Aaron Gourd and Nathan R...eynolds.13ack row: Eric earlson, Jonson Berman. R..yan 13ush. Jes~e
0'Neil and Phillip Hunt.

�"I love wimming becau. e it gives me an
opportunity to hang
with my friends. and
walk around in swim
trunk.:·
• Nickl3eckett. 12.

" I like to swim becau. e
IIi ke being able to push
my_elf to the ma x everyday at practice:·
• Jon. onl3erman. 10.

" wimming L something I do not only to
stay in hape, but because I love the feeling
I qet when I dive into
the pool:·
• ~an· Bush./1 .

C!lock'wise from top left: Flying high. With

impressive form. freshman Eric earlson rises
hiqh out or the water. whil swimming the 100
meter butterfly. Take your marks. I inting hi.
toes senior 1\lex Milewski works on the height
and form or hi. start. "Back up. pinnin;~ his
arms to propel him forward. freshman Jes. e
0'1 'eil gains an edge by racing his flip turn in a
100 meter backstroke race against · V. (Photo.
by Emily earlson)

Smooth troke. eoming up for air. junior Matt wen. on
show. his accurate form of the breast-stroke while competing
in the Ia. t lap in the 100 meter breast-stroke. (Photo by am
Lass)

13oys wimming.

�"I liked running the ll
x 200 meter relay and
also the llOO meter.
They both gave me a
challenge and I loved
working really hard
and improving my skills
each time I ran:·
• 1\rdrew l'ftly-Wlllis. r2.

elock"ise from top left: Miles.
Working her stamina. distance 't~t!;~:;;~
runner senior Emilie 1\bbott!i
gets her daily run in. Taking
the lead. Setting the pace.
junior R...obyn eote outruns her
sophomore teammate "Brennah
oeeamillis. Need E)ne Picture.
Sprinting it out. R..llnning hard.
junior ehris Wall and senior
11-~I!!JIII:j~liiiiiillli•••••-l R...odney Newton finish strong.
(Photos by Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

"I loved track because
it kept me determined
and focu ed on my
future:·
• Maya R.Jchards. 12.

"I ran track because it
was a lot of fun and it
really helped me prepare for the upcoming
football season:•
• 'tYrone Ievenson, 12.

Good form. While at a practice, enior Leah Waruinge and
fre hman Sandra 0'1\lmeida work together to perfect their
form so they can effortles ly win races during their meets.
(Photo by Emily earlson)
Down the stretch. Working hard to run a personal best. junior Marcus Flowers and senior
'tYrone teven on push each other around the
corner: (Photo by Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

In stride. Perfecting his stride. senior Jt
Thylor works with the advice from his coache
to get olid heel Strikes and toe offs. (PhOtO
Emily earlson)

�With a new coaching taff and a renewed dedication the 2008
track team had high hope for a succe ful sea on. The track team
worked hard to improve their speed and endurance. With well attended pre-sea on training sessions and hard in-season practice
the track team earned good re ults at the meets within the DPL
and the out-of-league invitational meets. The desire to improve the
reputation of the track team within the state pu hed the team.
• Dominique Davis
"My favorite part of track was finding out my
results after I run a hard event:• (Inset)
• Jasmine R...eaves, 11.
"I enjoyed track because it was competitive and it
helped me become a better overall athlete:•
• John ehapman. 12.
"I liked how competitive track was. I loved to see how fast I was
compared to everyone else in the tate:•
• R-odney Newton, 12.
"Track is such a competitive sport and the best part about it was all
of the support that was given:•
• R..ay Moody, 12.
"The best part about track was that it's you again t everyone el e:•
• Torin Thames, 12.

Track &amp; Field
ll/28

eo-ed Track All eity
l3oys (55) lith
Girls (35) 6th

"13" Meet

512

l3oys (56) lith
Girls (ljl) 5th
5/112

R...egionals
l3oys (77) lith
Girls (37) 6th

eoaches eorner

Pront row: Kaeyla Thylor. andra D• Almeida. R...achel teed, eharmaine Johnson, R...eggie earter. Ja mine R...eaves
and eherika tewart. Second row: Jamal Mcintosh, Tim Hall. Kian Me raw. Dominick R...oberts and Maya RJchard .
Third row: Dakryn RJtymes, Martin Kimoni,13ryanna eooley, haQaya eleveland and eakeisha Griffin. Fourth
row: Dakota Gonring. Leah Waruinge, Elaine Martinez, Torin Thames. R...odney Newton and ""Brandon Finnie. 'Sack
row: 1\\ichaela Gros man and Emilie 1\bbott.

"Our hope wa we would
becomeleaguechampion and
send as many athletes to state
as possible:•
• eoach alt Wall. Lewis
Kellev and R...obert Williams.

Track &amp; Field.

�With strong grips and smooth swings, the girls golf team shot
their way to the top. Practicing everyday at eity Park Golf eour e,
the girls perfected their form and style. The team participated in
multiple tournaments including the OP Invitational. and their annual East howcase which they hosted at eity Park. During their
preseason training se ions. the girls showed strong potential
for the 2008 season.
• '"Beatriz eontreras
"My favorite part of golf is how I can do whatever
I want. Also, walking down the fairway after a
perfect 500 yard hit isn't horrible:•
• Gracie McGuire. II. (Inset)
..._......_________. "The best part about golf is it gives you an
excu e to walk around in plaid pants, hats with a fuzz ball on top,
and those goofy shoes ..
• Helen Katich. II.
"Golf is great not only becau e you get to challenge yourself on
the course, but because you make great friends while doing so:•
• Emily elinton, 10.
"I love golf becau e you get to have fun in the sun for hours. and
laugh with friends:•
• Emma Ferg, II.

eoach's eorner

"What I like about golf is how
you get to practice when the ski
season starts and how all the
girls are dedicated and work hard
for what they want to gain from
the sport:•
• eoach John Leamon

Girls Golf.

Front row: Hailey M rrell, Gracie Me uire, Tess Jackson. Helen Katich. K"'.len 1\cquisto. Emma Ferq. Emih
elinton, Julia chroeder and Jessica13yrne. Second row: Tremel Younger. Megan R..yan.lris Kosmicki. Annie
Fi ne.13ren na Fujimoto. ea itli n McGavra nand tepha n ie Nevei: Back row: Marilee 1-\a m mond. Kia n na ealbarl.
Sophie Pelz. Lillie13erman, Megan13ortle. Willa vaughan. kye Pawlik and eoach John Leamon.

�"I love the challenge of
the game. and how irs
a personal battle. Plus,
the friends you make are
the best:·
• eecily Ooakes, II.

" orne people _ay golf
is like life. don't believe
them, it's way more
complicated than that:•
• Tess Jack on, 12.

-The coache. and team
were very welcoming to
everyone who joined the
team. no matter what
their . kill level was:·
• Kalen 1\cquisto, II.

lice. fter . licing the ball to the left sophomore Megan
·Bortle ha. to recover from a difficult lie in the rough twenty
yards from the green during nine hole. at Welshire. (Photo by
Peter Hartman)

Up up and away. While playing in a tourna·
ment at the eity Park Golf eour. e. junior Kalen
!\cqui to take. her second shot hoping to stay
Under par. (Photo by arah oode)

In the rough. fter hitting out of the rough •
• enior Te. s Jackson watche. to see where her
ball will land in a tournament at eity Park.
(Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

�"I love tennis because
when I am on the court
it is an individual sport
but orr the court it is
all about the team and
team spirit:•
• lzzy13reit, 12.

top

Fore

m''"''· ~"'~U(J inst Mont bello, senior

R-ock executes a perfect
Perfect form. R..-eturna backhand during a warm
sophomore Maggie Linton
1._---..,.---------ls,ho•ws off her form. Fierce lie- t--:::---:r----~....;;..
a power hit. senior ehris1\usler gets a point. Follow
h. 1\s the ball flies over
senior Danielle Mala
l:...trni•••"'' her placement. (Photos
lma

"My favorite part of the
eason was the Grand
Junction trip because
we had so much fun
and got to bond with the
other players:·
• Yerica Pessoa. 12.

"Tennisisthebe 1 port
ever and I love that we
defended our title. We
rock!"
• ehri tina 1\usler. 12.

Down the line HiIIi ng a strong forehand, junior 01ivia R..udeen
returns a well placed hot, dominating a match against her
Montbello opponent. (Photo by Meg Tuta)
Slam ball. Sending a strong backhand, senior
Yerica Pessoa intimidates her opponent at the
North match. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

You got served Tossing up the ball, senior Zab·
rina Jackson prepares to ace her North oppo·
nent. (Photo by Mallory Heinzeroth)

�East girls tennis is notorious for having consistently strong players in all levels of play. -ereaking a record of over one-hundred
players, the team welcomed all girls who tried-out as well as new
coaches. eoach Patrick MacDonald and eoach Mark Trapino.-euilding a dominating varsity team along with strong younger girls for
the future, the girls were ready for a victorious 2008 season.
• Emily earl on
"After to ing some talented seniors it was hard
at first to build up the team but by the end of the
season we had a trong var ity that dominated:•
• Darcy R.J&gt;ck. 12.
"The be t part about my eason was improving
my game and playing singles. 0ur team had a
great season too, we won a lot of matches and
trengthened our reputation!'
• Danielle Mata, 12.
"I love my team-mates and Ms. Topf. It's so fun playing up at city
park everyday.•
• Zabrina Jackson. 12.
"This season wa fun because I worked really hard and it paid off.
we did great in Grand Junction and I improved on my game:•
• 01 ivia RJ.tdeen. II.
13reit. 12.

2007 Varsity
Girls Tennis
5/15
5117
5120
5123

6/6
6/12
6/lll
611')

6/26
711
7/5
711

Pront row: Eva Decker. Luiza ehavez, Yerica Pessoa, Zabrina Jackson and ehri tina Au ler. Second row: Elizabeth
Lyda, Gillian Kumm, Kelly Dunn and Darcy R...ock. "Sack row: Lisa Lovell, Gabrielle Lee, 01ivia Yapp and Michelle
,\\urphy.

West
Lincoln
Smoky Hill
eotumbine
Grand Junction
South
Phil Krouse
TJ
Kennedy
North
GW
R...egionals
State Q...ualifier

7-0
7-6
11-3

6i
0~

7-0
2nd

7-0
7-0
7-0
7-0
1st

Izzy""Breit- •I singles
Yerica J?essoa- •2 singles
Oanielle Mata- •3 single
Zabrina Jackson Jehristina 1\usler•3 doubles

�erouching tiger. Lunging in an attempt to reach the ball and keep it in bounds.
senior Marissa RJtchen reaches with her racket during a practice. The coaches
worked all the girls incredibly hard throughout the sea. on, improving their form
and preparing them for their upcoming matches. (Photo by Emily earlson)

v2(jv-c-~
After
r strong 2007 seer
son. the JV' and \Tar ity 2 girls
started this_ eason in high spirits. They hit the courts in mid
February to begin training for
the intense matches they faced
later in the spring. Head eoach
Michelle Topf maintained her
no-cut policy o that all athletes
could participate.
• Phoebe Duvall

Scoop it. erouching down to hit the ball.
junior Maureen ullivan prepares for a
strong return in a practice match. (Photo
by Emily earlson)

Smack that. RJJnning towards the net,
junior Amanda Schweikert hustles for a
winner against the outh player. (Photo
by Zach Lass)

"Tennis is a great sport to Qt
to know all different type
people. Plus, 1\\s. Topf is tigh1
• eora LeMar;~
"Tennis helped me meet nell
people and make new friends.
• earolyn Thoma , ~

''R.Dses are red and tennis is~
• RAchel Nevers, 1

Step up.
cooping out a forehand shot, senior Lisa Lovell exhibits her exceller.
hand-eye coordination as she attempts to score a point against TJ. This riYalr.
though not as intense as the one with ereek, gave the girls the determination the,
needed to win. (Photo by Lila ereighton)

V2Team

"It's great to get out on the court with
your friends on a beautiful day.·
• Jess Laub. //.

"I like tennis because irs a competitive sport but you have the choice to
rely on yourself or someone else:·
• Zuri House, 11.

Front row:eharlotte Vilkus, Meg Tuta, Meaqhan Fisher.l\riel eanada, Okeesitta &lt;:!lay,eandl
Frazier and Shareese Wilson. Second row: R .ache I Nevers. Maureen Sull iva
Jeanna Tomlin, Pamosa Davis. Lynn Nqo and Stephanie ·Bell.l3ack row: l\ly Gourd.
Schweikert. Johanna Peay. Erin Gearinq. Zuri House, Jessica Laub and Olivia R,udeen.

�etoekwise from top left: "Bring it on. Sprinting across the court to get into position. junior
tephanie Bell slams the ball with a crisp backhand down the line to her opponent in an intense
match aqainst GW. (Photo by 1\ri Mal man) R...eady
steady. Staying perfectly focused on her fellow
teammate, senior Gabrielle Lee waits patiently
for the serve during a challenge match at the eity
Park courts. (Photo by Phoebe Duvall) Eyes on
the sky. eoncentrating hard on her form and her
upcoming serve, senior Gillian Kumm prepares
to hit an ace in her match against South. (Photo
by Zach Lass)

Finish it. tepping up to the net, sophomore
Lauren 0patowski puts the ball away with a
smooth forehand shot in a match again t out h.
(Photo by Lila ereighton)

Above and beyond. Zeroing in on the ball.
senior Liz Lyda hits an overhead shot in a
matchagainstarch rival eherryereek. (Photo
by Zach LaSS)

JV'Team

Eri ntrow: Aspen Johnson. R-ebecca Goodside,l\mber Goltz, Maddie Hamlinq, Kora Moniqle,

Emka Kalin. Grace Irvine. udrey Hagman. Kai Harris-eook. Ma'isha Jones-Nambe, Oayana

ery, Priscilla Paxton and Tess Swickard. Second row: Fatima R..ashad. Sarah Naughton.

::~n Opatowski. Kailee earanta, Haley Bangert. Michelle Saipe. Epiphinae Mcelennon.

re Hodqe-Fields. eamille Farris, icole Williams. earolyn Thomas and shley eanada.
~lrd row, Sylvie Lerner. Sanja Jerinic. Gabrielle Thames, 1\yla Settles, Molly Davidson •
.a!lren Turner.l\nna R-egan. Maqgie Linton. Sadie Fulton. Zoe Tweed. Sheniqua Hammonds.
~JQ Ealey and Victoria Galan. "Back row: Hannah earrothers. \'iinja Jerinic. 1\lexa 1\dix.
~ Stevens, Sophie Schor. Sophie Gedion, eora Lemar. Meredith Ouce, Lily Bernuth.
1e R..oper. Eun ehoi. Lauren Musso,l\lex Pash and Sarah Lassen.

"'Being on the team was fun because
you meet new people and everyone
worked together and had a lot of
fun:·
• Lynn Ngo. //.

"It was nice to be on a team that accepts all different levels of players:·
• eamille FarrL. 10.

�boy¥vugby
The rugby boys enjoyed many exciting victories and few disappointing losses during their 2007 season, which all led up to the
big state game. With huge victories again t Green Mountain. 55-5,
Aurora. 53-tO and Fort eollins.lJI-0 during the regular sea_ on. it was
obvious that the team was a winning quad. eoachl3illl3air said.
"The team was talented and experienced. They came together and
played well in the state tournament but came in second in the state
championship:· After a disappointing loss to eolorado prings earlier in the season. senior Nick Souby aid. "I was really excited that
we beat them in the state semifinals; it was such a cool game!" The
team went on a tour to Kansas eity where they found themselves
generally u nsuccessfu I in the win column but very
succe_ ful in the fun column. They spent many
hours bonding and creating team chemi try for
the coming year.
Due to the extreme physical contact involved
in rugby. injuries were abundant, especially in the
form of concussions. With the intensity of lions
and the pride of angels the boys fought through
tough injuries and did well in the 2008 season.
' - - - - - - - - - ' Though the 2007 season ended in heartbreaking fashion. boy like senior Ryan Naughton were still happy that
they could make this year fun and full of win . At the beginning of
the eason senior Ryan Naughton aid. "Last year we had such a
good season! We•re going to win state this year for sure!" The boys
played with drive and passion to end the year with a winning rugby
season.
• Amy Easley
"RJ.lgby is the be t sport because you get to leave drama at the door and
play hard to beat your opponents. It is the best tre s relief I know.·
• Mike Nill, 12.

2007
R....ugby
2/24
2/24
3/3
317
3114
3/21
4/4
4///
4114
4115
4/18
4/25

eherry ereek
Ft. eollins
SWAR...M
ehaparral
Aurora
e0. Springs
R...egis Jesuit
eherry ereek
Kansas eity
Shawnee Mission
Green Mountain
RJdgeview

10-0
ljJ-0
22-tO
2'-)"7
53-tO
1415
13-28
14-0
0-33
5-2')
55-5
36-0

Playoffs:
515
Adams eounty
515
Highlands R-anch
5112
e0. Springs
51JC)
R...egis Je uit

16-0
12-tO
2614
12-23

"Boys RJ!gby.

Front row: Peter Hutchinson. Adam chreiber. Q..uinn Williams. Jake Dunn.Arron Wilkie, Dan schkina i.
Paul mith, Jay Westcott. De hawn RAy and13enno orensen. Second row: Alex Hoskin. lan Mceonville.
Abram Wra,Adam Page, Thylor eharron.Andrew Gray and Will Toaspern. Third row: Nathan Garcia. Demian
Mallo- mith. ean Kilfoyle. am "Bray. Alexander Wathen and eobin13rown. 'Back row: Noah Applegate.

�··1 play rugby because
it is the only sport that
doesn't involve playing
with sticks:·
• eobin Brown, 12.

elock~&gt;i-.e from top /df.

Twl 1 11nd

tum. In a qarne aqain-.t &lt;:!happaral•
...enior fly-half eody 1-\o'-kin frees
himself an aqqressive opponenl. "Big
kick. Kickinq the ball. senior serum
half eobin Brown JllO\ s the baiL
r-----.---r-~......,"""!""ri
Dog
pilei ttemptinq to pu-.h the ball
l
~'clnl seniors Job Pacheco, Dan
schkinasi. Milan earvell. and Mike
:'\ill pile up in the SilO\\'. Hot polillO.
,\\akinq the ~ s. senior eobin Brown
tries to find a runninq senior Ryan
"-"•u-' •.. _,__ ~~-...,.;:"""~.-;;,·;:'~t,__, __, 1 :'\auqh on. !Photos by , ''llie Hayes and
,\\allory Heinzerothl

" I like ruqby because
it's different than all
the ther _p rts and
it'. II fun internllliOnlll
sport:•
• Dan 1\schkinasi, 12.

"R..ugby is fun becau. e its hard mentally
and physically and the
chicks dig it:•
• Jake Dunn. II.

''

Hand up. euinq e cited for the qame, the boys huddle up to
qet pumped. '"Before every game the boy_ cheer "lay etay tu
washtay.... mantayday" which translates to. "it's a qood day to
die and I am re11dY.' (Photo by Nellie Hayes)
Keepinq his feet planted. senior
kinasi keeps posse. sion or the ball.
teammate senior eody Hoskin stands by
'-Upport. (Photo by Nellie Hayes)

Locking on. 13einq lifted into the air. senior lock
Nick Sou by b able to make a qreat catch with the
help of his teammates. (I hoto by imee Moyer)
oys R..uqby.

�"If you're ever looking
for us at a tournament, follow the people
cheering. If you're ever
looking for u after the
tournament follow the
people with hoarse
voices:·
• "Ben Klibaner. 12.
me
you can! With top speed junior
eolin Wielga Sleers away from
his opponent. eut time. Breaking orr from the Slack. junior Scott
Levi makes a sharp cut. "BreakIng the mark. Lunqing away
from his opponent junior David
L.:....-r-------"""""':~-i Long throws a backhand. erash
course. Drivinq hL opponent into
the qround sophomore Georq
Steele Sleals the frisbee. (Photos
by &amp;nyon "Boak)

"FrL bee rocks my
life! The inten ity, the
. lamina. falling in the
mud! Nothing beat
playing thL port :•
• Ellen Want. II.

"FrL bee is awesome
and all other sports are
vile and uncouth!"
• David Long. II.

C!/ockwise from top left: Forehand. While play-

Q..uick release. While playing a zone offense. junior cott
Levi pa ses up field to a teammate during their fall tournament against ereek. Their zone offense proved to be more
than effective in getting past ereek's defen e. (Photo by
ea nyon ""Boa k)

+++

Ultimo!&lt; Frisbe&lt;.

ing Lakewood. junior Ellen Want releases a
forehand during one of the girl's fall games.
Sling hot. Low to the ground. junior R..ltys
Lindmark lets orr a forehand to a teammate
going deep. ean•t touch this! While looking
down field. junior Jacob Wiens gives no room
for his Denver chool of cience and Technology opponent to come in and make a teal
before he launches the frisbee. (Photos by
eanyon Boak)

�The Ultimate Fri bee team completed a sold year during their spring
2007 ea on. The team participated in three major tournaments which
they have attended annually; one of which they hosted themselve .
Prior to any tournaments, the season was kicked orr with multiple
scrimmages against other high school teams. Ultimate i primarily
played in tournaments, and the first important tournament of the year
is the Maddison Mudbath where the team takes a bus all the way to
Wisconsin to participate. It is a great opportunity to get experience
and play a variety of other teams with different tactics and st les. In
the 2007 year. they took 2nd at the Mudbath.
Midway through their season they ho ted their
3rd annual Ea t Invite which is held at eolorado
Academy. This tournament helps raise money for "'""""'""'""-~
the team, and is a chance to play many other high
school teams such as ereek and R...egis.At the end
of the eason i the State OPA champion hip ; a ....___ _-'--_.__......
tournament that is viewed as the goa I that they work towards all season.
La t year. the team placed fourth. "The state championships are very
important to us because it is our opportunity to play games again t
teams that continually challenge us. For returning teammates, it is
a measure of improvement:• commented junior eanyon ""Soak. (Inset)
The team is erious about their port and explained that it take a lot
of endurance a well as agility to create a well oiled machine known
a the fri bee team.
• Sydney Smith

eoach's eorner

"I find that the harder we
work the more luck we
seem to have:•
• "Bill ""Burke

Front row: eanyon'Boak, Thylor Want, Frankie elif£ord. Thlya Zax, Ellen Want. Oanielle'Bo e, Sean Nelsen,
Adam eagal and Nichola ereighton.'Back row: eolin Wielga, Nora ullivan, R..hys Lindmark. Lily Montesano, George Steele. Jacob Zax, Jacob Wiens, 'Ben Klibaner. David Long. cott Levi, Alex Abbott and ealeb
R...eher.
Ultimate Frisbee.

�c~d.

From the pep rallie to the
the cheerleader brought _pirit and excitement to every _porting event. With
their engaging cheers and amazing _tunts and acrobatic • they
never failed to bring the fans to their feet. especially during the _tate
ba ketball playofL. "I love getting up in front of the crowd and doing
cheer_ because it'_ uch an adrenaline rush and it' fun to cheer
with all the _tudents:· _aid senior Paris Keeling. (In et)
Early on in the ea on, the quad attended cheer camp held at
R...egis University. The dedication and continuou __ pirit of the squad
brought home plenty of award . including first place in dance, the
~=~~;;:] leadership award and also camp champs. While
at R...egi • the cheerleaders spent countle_s hour
practicing their cheers to perfect uni on. while
getting to know each other. ophomore l3reona
Grigsby said. "eamp was the be_t part of cheerleading because I got to spend three whole days
with the girls on my _quad and got to know them
'-----"'-----'.....___ _ _, a lot bette~·
Though the squad was dedicated to bringing enthusiasm and
excitement toEa t. they were not limited to cheering only for their
fellow Angel ; the girl were al o engaged in the community and
always working to support other . The squad had an opportunity to
cheer together at the finish line of the Heart Walk. encouraging the
participants to fini h trong while supporting a good cause. The girls
al o participated in the MLK Parade. where. de pite the cold weather.
their voice_ could be heard cheering among the many marchers.
• Aunjanique eollier

eoach's eorner

"I am very proud of this
group of girls. They work
hard all year and it shows
every time they perform:·
• Sara Moneypenny

+++

Front row: Jasmine ehase-Knox. Lynnikka Draper and R...ebekah Johnson. Second row: Darla Wilbert, RJibyn
eole, Nia Lewis, eoach Moneypenny. Breon a Grigsby, Q...uiera eantrell and Paris Keeling. Third row: eailey alaqovic.
Michaela "Bryant, R...aven Thylor. han ita Andrews. Kia Wright~ackson , Tierra Thornton, Kiara Massey, iera13ruce-Lee
and 1\unjanique eollier.

ehee&lt;leodiog.

�"eheerleading is great
because we get to hype
up the crowd and en·
couraqeourteams.Pius
we get to bond and have
fun with all the girls
on the squad"
R.,£bekah Johnson and
Ja_"-fnine eh3-'\e·Knox.l2.

febhi;lfrom;;;;: tQp left:
"eheerleadinq is a
qreat experience. Irs
not always fun and
games but the hard
work always pays
off in the end:·
• R.J&gt;byn eol ,/I.

During half time. juniors
Nia LewL and Michaela Bryant
takeabreak. GrnndFinale.Hold~-:----:--.......,==---==-'ing a pyramid the giru conclude a
spectacular routine at the sprinq
pep rally. Up High. eheerinq loud.
senior R.,£bekah Johnson pumps
up the crowd Split Up. FinL._...inq
a cheer; junior 1\unjanique eoJIi r hits her splits. (Photo by Kody
· ulden and Mallory 1-\einzeroth)

"eheerleadinq is a
great way to meet new
qirls and the uniforms
are extra hot!"
• Nia Lewis. 1/.

''

C!/ockwise from bottom left: Glmme an "E':

Ourinq halftime at the homecoming qame
aqain. I rand Junction eentral. the cheer·
leading squad shake their poms. Hands high.
Facinq the crowd. sophomore 13reona · rigsby
and juniors R.J&gt;byn eoJe and eailey alagovic
cheer on the varsity boys ba!.'.ketball team.
Shake It. Perfoming at halftime of the Home·
coming game. seniors Jasmine ehase-Knox.
R...ebekah Johnson. Tierra Thornton and junior
R.J&gt;byn eole - how orr their cheering and dance
skills. (Photos by Kody Gaulden)

Top. Ytur':Y·. howing orr h r amazing acrobatic skilL, junior
Thmtka lrvtn tmpresses the crowd with one of her back hand
sprinqs. (Photo by Kody aulden)

�"I am usually a shy
person.butPoms gives
me the chance to show
my creative side:·
• Karen Ocampo. //.

etockwi~~ from top left: Strut your stuft

Heads hiqh. the~ squad mO\'es into
positional thehomecominggame.Stepln'.
Getting down on the f!eld. the porn squad
-..urks the Cf'(MU Get low. At the game
against Heritage, sophomore De..&lt;iiree

" I like poms becau e
you bring the spirit of
your school through
dance:•
• Masha \'alershteyn. "·

~~~~~~~Li;~~ shteyn
Manchego and fre..&lt;Jtmen Ma..&lt;Jta \'iller
a
and Da· na 1\\&gt;ery perform a malrix
mo\'e. Perfect tens. eoncluding the fall
pep rail)~ seniors'"Brianna ea~ Alysha
Harlan. and fre..&lt;Jtmen Da· na ~&gt;&gt;ery and
sophomore Desiree Manchego walk
proudly oiT the flooc (Pholos by Mallory
Heinzeroth and eanyon13oak)

"Getting involved in
Poms has given me
a new appreciation
and new love for my
school:•
•13rianna earey, 12.

eJockwise from top left. Steppin' to the beat.

Wave •em high. haking their poms with full force, senior
Alysha Harlan, fre hman Ma ha Vcilershteyn, and seniors
13rianna earey and Ana Vizoso represent their school spirit
at the tate competition. (Photo courtesy13rianna earey)

Porn

quad.

Showing their skills, sophomore Aujha Alexander. senior Ana Vizo o, and freshman
Marsha Vcilershteyn move to the music. Allin
the family. At the homecoming football game
against Grand Junction, the Porn squad poses
with the Little Angel dance squad. Do the
twist. Pepping up the crowd at a basketball
game again~t 'Brighton, senior Ana Vizoso,
freshman Masha Vcilershteyn and eniors
Alysha Harlan and 13rianna earey dance the
(Photos by
eupid huffle with the crowd.
Mallory Heinzeroth and eanyon13oak)

�Put on your dancing shoe ! This ea. on marked one of the mo t
_ucces. ful and growing year for the Porn quad. With their first
appearance at the tate eompetition held at the Denver eoliseum
in December; the girls finished in the top twenty. "The girl worked
_o hard and I am so proud of them. Now we know what to expect
for next year and what we need to do to break into the top ten:• said
coach Angela Thronton. In late January and early February the
Porn squad swiped many awards at Jam Fe t, and other regional
dance-offs. eompeting and performing well in all of the e different
competitions was a major achievement for the Porn quad.
The addition of new member and revamped . - - - - - - - ,
outfit were orne of the factors that helped the
girl • ucceed. till. the Porn squad believes it
was not the change in appea ranee that completely
unified them but the change in attitude. "We are
in sync because we realize what come fir t is
there peel or your teammates and love of dance!"
explained senior Ana Vizoso (In et). Like Ana, .__...:....___ _;.....u...o...
many of the girls on the quad were enior and have ince have
moved on; however; they have left a strong legacy to future _quads to
liveupto. hiningwith choolspiritduringthe quad' entire ea on,
performing impressive dance number at ba ketball game • where
they even invited the crowd to join them, football champion hips and
pep rallie , the Porn quad never failed to come through for their
chool, and the girL confidently promi ed an even tronger squad
next sea on.
• Sydney Smith
I.CXIrC _._._

10.

eoach's eorner

..Working with the Porn ~Quad has
been a wonderful journey. The qirls
determination and hard work neyer
fail~ to amaze me:·
• ,\\r.. ngela Thornton
.. It is a blessinq to see how much

Pront row: Ana Vizoso. Alysha Harlan. Oa•na Avery. Masha Villershteyn. Krist ian Jones and Karen 0campo."Sack row:
Mr-.. Anqela Thornton. ""Brianna earey. Aujha Alexander. De. iree Mancheqo. Kailee earanta. and Mrs. RJlslin.

these qirls have qrown. They are
all like dauqhters to me. and have
given me more than I could have
ever qiven them:·
• M r~. R...osli n

Porn

quad.

��Oi\•i ion.

�John 'loungljUI
Pnnc1p I
\k, _.\,hi&lt;:)
A"1'tant Princ:1pal
BillE" 111g
\"1'tant Princ1pal
\nd) \knd.:hho:rg
\"1't.111t Prinupal
Com Ra,hurn
fka;l S cretar)
G.:rald .\hraham
School Re"mrce 011~&lt;: r
Cra1g Ad.l.:\
Dean 111' Studcnh
John Ad
01 ptller Tcd1nK·1an
01 U 'C' L n \dcnOIHl
Sncncc
l\1ark .\jlun1
Engll,h/ c"'papcr
R.tluca Ale andrc"u
Froc1gn Language
Sha"n \llcgrcua
Support Stall
L.c.:-. ~ \r \,; (
Forc1gn Language
Tilllllll) .\ndcr on
Soual Studie'
1arti An1;11
\lath
("cJc,tc \ rch.:r
S«&gt;&lt;' 11 Stud1o:
Ro'e \rdJUlcta
Special Education Para
\mice Arcn'
Engli'h

Jan.:t Baker
\1ath
Chcr) I Banke'
Ceramh.:'
Da~ id Bar no'
Speual Educational Para
R) an lka,cr'
Sc1cnce
Carll" l:lmdcr
Lion nan
C th) Buchanan
Sp.:ual !:ducauon Para

�1\• AngeL Mentoring Program partnered promL ing _tud nls with c mmunily mentors who supported them to
achieve their highe l potential. They mel weekly during
fir l period in room 105. where _tudenL were able to
meet and _tudy with variou_ members of the community.
The main goal was to create a _trong group of studenL
to carry Easr_ pa_ ion for excellence in learning into the
future.

Front row: Mylia Warlum-Web..,ler. De..,iree e ole; Br anna e ooley, R..a\'en Drake. nba
Harri..,, ,\\arquez Polk. Sheniqua Hammones and Judilh Temple . econd row: \'dlerie
McNauqhlon. Debonair Thlle •, R. Aldney Smilh and ,\\r: Laurie. Th lrd row: Holly ~3 nnn 1.
Failh R..ickell..,, Q...ourlney Felder. Kalhleen O..,borne, drian Lecomple, Li..,a eorner.
Judy Schulman and Mr. Doyle. "Back row: Kelvin R.Jco Pineda, ehina Demmer -\\'hile.
Lala ·ha !\\aye..,, Sarai Maye..,, Tre\'On Warren. Kelly ,\\alhe._...., and ..,hlen Barber:

�Hnan Buddenhagen
Engli'h
Cecdia Humgardn.:r
Math
Hi,hop Burrough
Securit\
'\l~&lt;:had Hti'rro'"
P&lt;ht Sccondan Photography
Dnu" Hu,hndl •
School Re,ource Techn~&lt;:ian
'\l.trk Calhoun
:\lath
Rud\ Care\
Pll\,Kal Edw.:atton
'\ltke Carbon
Dean ol Student'
Onol Ca,ana'
P&lt;ht Secondary Spanl\h
Btdd' Ca'e'
F&lt;&gt;retgn. Language
Maurene Cato-Pern
\lain on ICC Se~n:t.tr)
D:-\ncela Cha'e
Speetal Educatton Para
Alan Chunento
Science
Arran Cllh\On
Good\\illlndu,trie'
Ste\e Coddtncton
\lath
\l1 k&lt;! Colac111o
Sc1ence
\lonucue Connall\
Spectal Educai10n Para
'\lan Connell\
f:ngli'h ·
Shannon Connor
Special Education
RILk Co'b'
Sou a I. Stud ie'
Jenn) Cov.d
Math
R.tndy Cri'P
cu,todtan
lgnal!U\ Dauchot
Eogli'h
Roo'c'dt Dtcker,on
Special Educatton
fl!nheth Dl\arro
Good" ill lndu,tne'
Brendon Do) le
Coun,elor,iSoctal Studte'
'\1dod) Duggan
Drama
John El,tad
Sign Language Interpreter
Da\ id Engelken
Foreign Language
L..tqueta F.trro\\
Colorado

��Bono\ Fi'h~r
F~re1gn Language
Paul haner
cu,todial
Lihh) Fiugearld
Speech Th~rap)
Carl Flageol k
Coun,dor'Soual Stud1e'
Eller) Garno:r
·oah G~"el
Fore1gn Language
Daniel Gin,herg
Science
'
Peter Gold1n
S\Kial Studie'
Dora Gon 1a le'
Coun,eling Seuetar)
Tere'a Gordon
Rec4ue,tion' Secretar)
Patricia Gould
Coun,elor
Anthon\ Grime'
Col,;rado ' pli ft
ate Gr&lt;"er
Sc1ence
Heather Gruoa
\1ath
Patnc1a llard1ng
Spec1al F.du~·auon
Philippa Ha) "ard
Enl.!li'h
Ruth Heanc\
Speual Education Para
l\.11chael Hendler
Sc1enc:e
M1k.e llernande1
Soc1al Stud1e'
Kell) Hilger'
Special Educat1on
Beth Hir11
So..: 1a I Stud 1e'
Jererm Hofli::r
E~gli,h
De' an 'Hunter
cu,todlan
R1ck. Hugha'
Spcc1al EducatiOn

�The 2007 eon Law team was the National ehampions
which meant the 2008 team had a lot to live up to. They
worked hard, prepared them elves and they did not disappoint, winning districts by more then 120 points, beating schools like ereek, Mullen and TJ. They also won the
state meet in December for the nineteenth time in twentytwo years. earning them a return trip to Washington, D.e.
in April to compete in the national tournament.
• ""Blake Dowling

Front row: RJchie Londer. Alexandria Leenatali. Alyssa R.,oberL . Marley Pierce.
Paige R.,omer and l'o\rs. McHugh. Second row: Maya "Burchette. Katie Jablonski. Olivia
Bright. Alyse Opatowski. Thylor Want, "Becca Nathanson. Hayley R.Jlund. eharlotte
Vilkus and Lindsay Shields. "Back row: Zach Lass. Nick "Brown. Jef( Thalho!er. Noah
Kaplan. Gideon Irving. haquille Turner. Nathan Mackenzie. avin Jacobs. Jacob Zax.
Gideon Hertz. "Brendan Lamarre, itai Deitel and R.,yan aunders.

�wh 11\att
Sp.:~ial EJucal1on
CJ Jad,,on
Drug&amp;. Alol1&lt;~ Coun'&lt;-1or
\\i.:nJ\ Jacoh,on
S1gn L n~ua~e lnlt:rprt:lt:r
Pri,cllla Jdkn
Dmv. in~/Painting
Roh111 knk1n'
Sc1t:1Kt:
lh&gt;v.arJ Kar h
Ph) ''cal Education
I--t:\ In 1--.:nned)
Sue nee
St l K1d
Spec1al EJuca11on Para
Slo:w 1--ohulh
Coun,dor
\nne Ko,hio
(\IUn\dOr
Jdfro:\ Lan
Soc1al Sludie'
Jdlrc Lathrop
(oun,elor
Jam it: Laurie
Tu!orin~ Lah Para
Juan.:tta Lav. renee
Soc1al Worker
John Leamon
Snem:e
Lmda Lc ar
S1..:n Langua~e lnlcrpr.:lcr
l .. me' Log uc
Llhrar) Para
Kellh Lucero
Social 'tudie'

Th.:re-.a \1acDonalJ
Sludcnl Acli\ llie,/P£~
[,!chan 1ac\1 iII an
Forc1gn Language
ll&gt;dd "'1adi,on
Engli'h
Paul \lark on
Social S!ud1e'
\"eron1ca \1arllllc/
Spec1al Educa11on Para
Je ...... ica \1a,,e)
Engli'h
Conn1e \1alt...on
Su~n Language lnlerprcler
S!aco:) \1a)
Spenal Educa11on
Lauric \1auola
Spec1al Educa11on
(alliin \k.\uliffe
Colorado \Jplih
Su,an \1cCarlnC)·Gallov.a)
Spec1al Education
\1arcu' McGov.n

��Chm \ldlugh
• ocial Studie'
su,an ~1dlugh
Social Studie'
Laura Milan
Sodal Studie'
Chmtine \l1lkr
DYDI
Greg \1l&gt;ldo"
EngJi,h
Sara Ioney penny
\lath
Tan1a Moore
Spec1al Education
Ja) \lonn
\lath
Laura \lork\
Engil'h •
Dan1el '1.1orr
Drama
Peggy Mou"
Drama
Mall 'l.lurphy
Engil,h, Speech and Dchate
John a.1mul J...i
Suencc
Samha il1ayc
Forc1gn Language
Brandon guyen
Colorado L pil It
\nna ohle
Sc1t:m:e
Joel ohle
lndu,tnal Educallon
l&lt;.e11h orn'
Secunl)
Tina Ou1nal-'1
Speual Education Para
Kellh 0 man
Jn,trutmental \1u\lc
Larn Padilla
Foreign Language
L\d1a Peiia
· Special Educallon Para
Je"ica Perl-in'
Engli'&gt;h
Jann P~ter,on
Dean 01 Studenh

�Peer Tutoring L a proqram that helps students of
all qrades improve their skills in Algebra and eometry.
Throughout the day, peer tutor_ work with tudents to
help their basic math skilL and homework in their math
cia. ses. To become a peer tutor. _tudents are either a
part or NH or have received teacher recommendations.
Ryan Kulp is the leader of Peer Tutoring. ThL program
is supported by the AngeL F undations and by a grant
rom the R....ose Foundation.
• Laura Martinez

Front row: Loui..., Pielru . zew...,ki. Blake Dowlinq and Zachary _- ul ky.
econd row: ~an Kulp. Jessica Fahrer-Zabel. bram \era and Devon
Tubbs. "Sack row: &lt;:!aleb Zieqler. haquille Turner and Daniel dams.

Peer

�J&lt;&gt;hn Peter on
Social Stud1.:'
L1 a Porter
S~o.u.:. u.:C'

S.

R~)burn

SrcClal I•Ll•Jcatlon Para
Ia1 ,,.ra Rh&lt;me
S&lt;ll:Jal Stud•.:'
\kr~dllh R1&lt;:hmond
h&gt;r&lt;:Jgn I mgu;t
\n!!da Rl\a
\I th
I .a la)C:tte Roc~c:tte
f-Jc:•llt) \lanager
John Ru"dl
ROTC
)\l n e Sat h
Re~•,trat &lt; n S.:&lt;: 1 II)
N1~~i Sand dwp.:r
Speual Ed• cation
J.K&lt;JUdine S&lt;:l&gt;n cda
Speual hlucatlon
\hr Snu)!g'
\lath
Shaun S aholm
Socia I . t ud1e
Fn Smda1r
Lin 1.: l'ar,t
Kc:nneth Sm1th
S&lt;:hool Rcsour&lt;:e 01 I Jeer
1..1 a Sm1th
Sc•cncc/Ph' •call·du auon
Bonn 1e Smleat;
Sc1en&lt;:e
\rmando Lafleur

OlDY
Gre!! Star~e
\lath
Julle Stephen'
Encli h
D hT;hano
,\thl t1c Senctar)
J "Ka la\ lor

Sc1cn~c

\\Jill am Ta) lor
\o al lu k
\lark Thalhofer
Social Stud1e
Dmo Thoma'
cu,tmllan
Lee Thoma'
ur c
\I an 111 Thoma,

cu,todian

s, rah Thoma,on
Sl)!n Language Interpreter
\l~&lt;:hdk Topf

Engh h
\l.trk Trapmo
Englt,h/''li:arhook

��anc·\ Tre' Jar
lfea,urer
,hako T\utu'i
Foreign Language
Grane T\on
'ion;l Stud1e'
\\herd a uhe)
Enl!ll'h
Junm).Vigil
Dean of Student\
Emil) Vilku'
'1.1ath
Rud\ \lllarreal
Spec1al Education
Flo Wagner
Engll'&gt;h
Pat Walker
Bu.,me.,., Education
llm1 \\alton
Attendance Secretar)
1\.c\ 1n \\ampler
Spee~al EducatiOn
'1.1e)!an \\ernig
ign Language Interpreter
1\.ate \\1c·kham
!\1ath
Jerome Wilford

ROTC
Jane Wihon
Record' Sec.:retan
•
Ron Wool f(lrl.
Pa.,., Room Paraprofe,'&gt;~onal
Kent Yama,akl
Suence
Jam1e Yttn
Special Educat1011

�Link erew con ~ isted of junior~ and ~ eniors who dedicate time and energy every Thur~ day morning to tutoring
and providing guidance to the incoming fre _hmen. They
develop leader~ hip skilL with work_hops training ses• ions and meet with fre ~ hmen at orientation and during
Link. There were many fun and team-oriented games to
be played and group activitie_ for students to meet and
make new friends that they may not have been able to
without the po~ itive atmosphere created by Link erew.
• ""Seatriz eontreras

Front row: L&lt;ltri e Johno.,ton. Marcuo., rlowero.,, &lt;:?hri.., Ha,,e..,, Hamza Shareef. Jc1meo.,
Bryant. Brenna t&gt;ujimoto. IUiey ,\\c&lt;:? arthy, :'l:ia l.ewb." IIi &lt;:?h route.., and Suo.,an
Harlor. Second row: Kalen Acqubto. Elia ,,\clrtin. brc1m Yl!ra ..\\arlene Smith. eh ri
Jacobo.,, ehloe McelclntOc, Salma Villadez. ~ ellc1h ~clmbaleo.,a, Mercedeo., dclm&lt;;. ec1iley
Scllclqovic c1nd, amc1nthc1 Eqle. Third row: Ed Hartan. Ariel eanada. ,\\adeline Bel..,.., •
\''rica J&gt;e&lt;;o.,oa. Erin ,\\uo.,o.,o, Oaw·n Hc1milton. Julia Kirkl n. Dominique Oavio.,, hel. ie
Malley and &lt;.:;aelen l.ombard·Knapp. "Back R...ow: Ki vin ,\\celo...,l..ey. ~andi ,\\cOow·
ell. Ju&lt;;tine Sullivan. Blake Oow·linq. Gamc1chu Said. Stephani Lopez. Jc1mie L&lt;lurie.
Bonnie L3 rluer. Shunara Maxey, Zuri House and Jame" Sawyer.

�Front row:ea~~y l:!ladi~. Lillie Berman. T-.erinq Sherpa. :\ika Thma-.hiro The i nst rumenandSavannahi\llen.Secondrowo \e\·anitR.e~chechtko.i\mandaShweikert. t I E se ble •s
Kalen i\cqubto, Peyton Prater. ,\\r. Oxman. Philip Greenholz. Will Heinz. a
n. m
I.
Evan White and Adam ldelberq."Sack row: John l:!rawford, Dante Brown. mainly COmposed
Spencer Erickson, Serqioi\naya,Jenna Greenwood.l:!aleb Zieqler.leharlie of intermediate
1\oyle. ,\lar-hae Burton. Elliot,\lamet and R.a~hida Grear.
musicians. They
li'lli!!!!~==;"!"~~===~=~=-.... practice rna in ly

Jazz Ensam·~~~~
ble X is known
I ii== = =
for playing big
band music.
Along with the
Jazz eombo

as a large group
while playing
many different
compositions.
Throughtout the
year they learn
about music theory which gives
them a wider understanding of
music.

ncert lBand ~--~~--------~~----------------~
is a group offered for mainly
begginers who
are interested a.-...,.,..
in playing con-

music pieces
that they play L - - -..::;;-;...._ _ _ __ _...;;;;...:::;;...._ _...1
have multiple Front row: Olivia R...udeen, Eli Acosta, Adam Estacio, Gabe
parts which- Gutierrez, Mr. Oxman. Anna R.-eqan, Sarah Harrison, Hallie
provides a Hughes and Sam mith. "Back row: Duncan MacLeod, Ben
· e so d Dewey, Brandon Finnie, Gina Basse, ealeb Zieqler. Su an
umqu - un • RJchardson.Adam -chreiber. Matthew Valet a. Niklas Scho~
liers, Gideon Irving, Zach Sulsky and Evan White.

Frontrow: NoahHerman.ZachSimms,Mr.Oxman.
Susan RJcha rdson.l3ri t t Moseley, Jonson·Berman,
Nick ouby and Evan White.

Jazz combo X is
comprised
mu-

or

sicians who have
had a stron(J musicalbackground.lt
,_ ____. ..... _ is the smallest of

... ___j....,. , all the jazz group•.
Their most distinct
trait is their ablity
to play outrageous
solos that every-

music ba ics for
these students

one gets a chance
to attempt.

to be able to L----~:::!!!!!!!!~=:::~:.!::::~:::=~--__J
refer back
. 11e Ell'mgton·J'\\ yes.
· ·B r1g
· ht an d
.
• to .,.
rront row: D a me
1 Ol'tvta
for thetr enure Naomi Wilson. Second row: \'a lisa Freeman, hantae Wilcareer.
son, Ashley eanada, Lindsey Wheeler. Je. sica \'aleta and
Mikayla Sullivan. "Back row: Joe ehapman. lan ehorney,
Daisi Adenowo, David Phillips. Mr. Oxman, R..yan eossoff.
Phillip Shnaider and Dan egal.

Front row: Markus Gaiter. Max Lupo, Ezra Sackett,
Mr. Oxman. Jacob Paul. Will Parkhill and Jacob
Oldefest."Back row: 1Yrel RJchard. Evan Meggitt,
Matt Gotlin-Sheehan. Aaron Holland-Plum and
Erika Hiromitsu.

Jazz En . emble
is very similar to
the jazz ensemble
X group, but this
class is geared

nl~~~------~------------------, towards
begginer musicians

who are eager to
learn. Every year

their musical

the jazz ensemble
partakes in playing pieces for the

knowledge they

yearly band eo
along with all the
other groups.

tice scales to
strengthen their LF-i-rs-t-ro_w_:_
M-ad- i-so-n-.\-\c-H-en- r-y.-1\-le_x_M_c_H_en_r_y.-E-Ii-za_b_e_
th_H_u_ni--R- 1!_\_e roverall playing Emily Stesney. Shonnelta Henry.lliana Barron and Mylia \\'arlum·
Web&lt;,ler.Secondrow:KevenOawson.&lt;:!ollin Butler.Q.llinnPeny,flana
ab\ity.
Fancher. Mr. Oxman. Louis Lazo, 1\lex 1\bbolt and Julian t'leminq.
"Sack row: Lucy R..ay, Georqe Sepmeier.lris Saucedo. Sarah Fenlon.
Lar., Haqer.ealeb R..eher.Jared Fi..,h, eameron Greene, Erhan Loe~~i.
Eric Haqer and elayton Greene.

study musical
theory and prac-

�YAMAHA

�The choir department encompassed a huge range of talent from the very beginners to the highly
advanced. The beginning women's choir. eontora, was made up primarily of freshmen. They
learned the basics of singing~ uch as scales, site reading, music theory, etc. After the beginning
level, the students auditioned for the intermediate women's choir; Seraphim. In this level they went
beyond the basics and toned the skills they learned the previous year. "I love choir because I've
met people I wouldn't normally be friends
with. and I love having a class at the end of
the day where I can just relax and sing:• said
junior Amanda Leibabout being in eraphim.
Men started out in Men's Ensemble. Like the
beginning women's group, they also learned
the fundamentals of singing. Honor choir; a
highly advanced group, was composed of both
men and women who all worked hard on refi ning their voices, doing many performances
outside of school. The most elite choir. made
up of only sixteen people, was Angelaires.
They worked on things including acapella
singing and jazz based music.
• Phoebe Duvall
"It's fun to express myself throuqh
sinqinq:·
• David "Burris·Deboskey, 10.

"I love choir because it qives every
person a chance to express them·
selves in a different way than usual:'
• "Bridqet Kromrey, 12.

-I like choir because it makes me and
other people happy.·
• Jackson Meredith. 12.

"I love choir because I can express
my art throuqh my voice and meet
others who love the same thinq~
• ,\\au rice Murphy, II.

Honor ehoir: Front row: Thylor Want. Milan earvell, Harris Alterman. Olivia R..udeen.
Maurice Murphy. Lisa Enqelken. Waverly Loza. Mallory Heinzeroth. Susan Harlor and
Katy Parr: Second row: Abby Tem(&gt;le. Nandi McDowell. elay Burns. eailey Salaqovic,
Marray Napue. Meq Tuta. Torin Schuster. Madeline R.-eusch. Peyton Prater. Sophia
Schwabe and Katherine R..oqers. Third row: eollin"Butler. Jenna Greenwood. Anthony
\'i!ssels. ehanae· DuBry. Duncan MacLeod. Gaelen Lombard-Knapp. Jackson Meredith.
Zamir Hall. eassy elayman. Kirby Page·Schmit. Kelsey Messer. Mackenzi"Beii·Nuqent
and David Steninqer: "Back row: Amanda chweikert, Lauren Freeman. Sarah Lass.
Malcolm Brown. Meaqhan Fisher. Devin Pollard. Konstantin lnqenpass. Paul Emrich.
Max Hartman and "Ben Brady.

"Irs a qreat experience. I love
performinq at concerts because
they're so well put togethef.'
• R.obyn &lt;:!ole, //.

Seraphim: Front row: Shutana Johnson. Thlya Zax.Haley Jesseman. Mallory G",.
Susan Waruinqe. Kasasha R..eedy and R.llonda Meadows. Second row: RJJbyn e.,..
Ash lee White. Amanda Lei b. Gabrielle Yurra. Erin Gearinq. R.-ebecca Goodside. Lau
Opatowski. Bella eampana and Okeesitta elay. Third row: ehamone Patrick. ~n~rta
Hill. Johannah Peay. Lindsay Emery. Alice Desmoulins. Megan Bortle. Natahe fmt
1Y hae Walker. Grace Irvine. "Brenna Fujimoto. Rjley Mcearthy. Wilhelmina Gralll·
Bridqes. R..achel Havranek and Maya McDowell. 'Back row: R.-ebekah Baiyee·e
Aujha Alexander. Blythe Hawthorne·Loizeaux. amantha Smith. Lydia Ibarra. Ma·1,;a
Jones-, ambe. Emelia lien. Ali Haas. Sophie Gedion and Margaret Minniq.

�D E.m. emble: Front row: Derrick i m-.. hawn \\'all. Emerson and ,\\a reus Flowers.
c nd row: Joshua Halliburton, Darien Grieqo. Daniel immons. Patrick Dizon and
:in Johnson. "Back row: Forrest imms. Lucas Bareb-Golumb. Nicholas Holcomb.
Dl\ nq, Zane Prater and David Burris-Deboskey.

eontora. Front row: Shateea Black well. tejandra ~vera. Eula \\ay., 'ora Bate..,, Melinda
R..11iz, Molly Davidson. Kailah ehineth. Rjvie Jacaruso. biqail Steven..,, R..1chel ,\\angione.
;-.:aomi"Banqbay and Elleana late. econd row: Emma John..,ton. Sarah eart...on. R.Jionda
Howard. R ..1chel Harm..,, Maya erow-Willard. Priscilla Paxton, o\\ikayla Sulli\'an. Lauren Milt....
Da'na i\\'ery and Oionna nthony. Third row: T·keyah Henry. Peqqy Kimbl . dama Kanu.
Oarshae RJldriguez. R.cbekah Smith. Hannah :\athan..,on. Samantha Sander..,on. eecily
Botelho. Sarah Las.., n. Thea Smith. R.cnee John..,on-l'ruitt and eora Law ... on. Fourth row:
\\'ilia \'dug han. Emma Thompson,,\\asha \'alershteyn.Kaela Hayes. Lauren Hughe .... Jacquelyn
Lanqdon. Y\'ana R..adatus. ,\\orqan Smith. \\'ei Liu. Oayana Emery. "hayla Sanders. 'Back
row: earolyn Thomas. Eun ehot. Brea \\'ell..,, OeJai eha. e-Kno .. Kathryn .·parks, Katelyn
Yule and Lurianna E. parza.

�Vi rates of J?enza nee: Front row: !':ora Livingston. Lulu Scully. J\a ron Gourd and Pau I Em rich.
Secondrow:lt.afi Ward, Kirby Page-Schmit. Bridqet Kromrey,Mackenzi Beii-Nuqent, Natalie
Fine, eailey Salaqovic. eassie (:!layman. Maddie R...eusch, Nandi McDowell. Bella eampana,
Sophie Gedion. Abby Temple and Lauren Freeman. Third row: Becca Nathanson, Jackson
Meredith, Matt Gotlin-Sheehan, Max Hartman. Jared Lowdermilk. lan Kinq, Aly Haas, Lisa
Wormley and Torin chuster. "Back row: Ben "Brady. Lucas Bareis·Golumb, David ·surrisDeboskey. eameron Hoehn. J\\ichael Lichtbach, Harris Alterman, Josh Tucci. Konstantine
lnqenpass. Malcolm"Brown, Tucker Johnston, Jack Forbes. Zamir Hall. Noah Kaplan, Maurice
Murphy. Duncan J\\acLeod and Michaellt.ichardson.

Macbeth: Front row: Aaron Gou rd.l3en Brady, Amanda Lei b. Michael Licht bach and fW"
ris Alterman. Second row: Evan Starr. Josh Thcci. Thcker Johnston. Duncan MacLeod
Miles Lagree, Noah Kaplan. Natalie Fine, Jan King. Malcolm Brown. Max Hartma
Anthony Vessels. Wilson Scarbeary, Lucasl3areis·Golumb and Lauren Freeman. Thi
row: R..afi Ward, Nora Brown. R..ebekah Smith. Matt Gotlin·Sheehan and Jack Forbt
13ack row: Alyssa Haas. Lulu cully, elio Thnaka. Michael RJchardson. David Bur
Deboskey and Tim Peck. "Back row: Julian ·Brown. Wren Duqqan, Q..uiera eantr
13ridget Kromrey, Paul Emrich. Jackson Meredith and Bryan Anderson.

�The East Theater eompany was a huge success this year. It's fall production of Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" was extremely popular with the student body. The mysterious plot follow Macbeth,
played by junior ""Ben ""Brady, who meets three wild witches who e crazy predictions prompt
Macbeth to commit murder. When the predictions become reality, Macbeth's big ego causes hatred
between the people, and he eventually suffers the fatal consequence . "Macbeth wa an intere ring experience for us because of the difficult
hakespearean dialogue. However. with all
the talent within our company, we mastered
it quickly" said director and drama teacher.
Mel Duggan. ETe also found success in the
spring production of "Pirates of Penzance:•
In the show, a young man, played by senior
Kirby Page-Schmit tries to escape the confines of his pirate life, and falls in love with
the daughter of a general. He is pursued
by his pirate troop and hilarity ensues. The
lighting, sets, costumes, and sound for both
shows were created by ETe·s tech crew and
the music for Pirates of Penzance was played
by Mr. 0xman•s talented orchestra.
• R..achel Nevers
"Macbeth was my favorite perfor·
mance at East. Everyday was so
much fun with the cast and crew:·
• Amanda Leib, II.

"I love ETe because by playinq
improv qames we are learning valu·
able skills that we can use in life~
• l\ ly HilliS, ()_

Theater is butt he sweet tonic to cure
lhe maladie. of the soul.
• Paul Emrich, 12.

"ETe is fun because we gel 10 play
qames and act craz1.·
• !'\oah Kaplan, II.

ET~, Pront row: Michelle Sa ipe, Marga ret Davidson. ea i ley alagovic, Nandi McDowell.
lana eampana, Gabriel Hardt. Jack Forbes, Melinda RJ!iz. Thylor Williams. Jessica
Byrne, 1\\asha Vdlershteyn and 1\dele vrooman. Second row: Torin chuster. Waverly
za. Bridqe1 Krom rey, Duncan MacLeod and Macken zi Beii·Nugenl. Third row: eh ris
~~ye&gt;., eoleue English. Joseph R-evers, R..afi Ward. a ron Gourd. Michael Lichtbach,
\tlson ·ca rbeary, Lucas"Bareis·Golumb. Julian Fleming. Jackson Meredith and Kon·
~a.nt~n lngenpass."Sack row: TUcker Johnston. Madeline Davies, Josh TUcci. Harrison
rlllin, Mall Gotlin· heehan, Miles Lagree, 1\ris Sheiner and ""Ben Brady.

"ETe is qreal because we gel a
chance 10 express ourselves; plus, it
is way beuer than sports~
• "Ben "Brady, II.

tagecraft/Tech: Front row: Zachary Teves and Leigh ""Barn holt. Second row: us
ehavez.l3illv Gabel, I\ ndy Denson. Isaac Wa na rna ker. Laura Phillips· 1rain, eassa nd ra
elayman, Helen Katich, 1\ri Hill and Maggie Hughes. "Sack row: Michael R.ichardson,
Lindsay mith, athan Mackenzie. earlo Davis and ""Bill Huqgins.

�East has always

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speech and debate

team. tudents take speech to work on their public_ peaking skills and gain the confidence necessary to perform. Last year. after months of rehearsaL. succe sful meets and team work. East
qualified ten members in various categories to the National Forensic League Tournament.
East was the second largest team in eolorado behind ereek. They had close to two-hundred
active members and twenty percent of the
freshman class took beginning speech. To
travel to all of the various speech meets around
the country. the team raised over a fourth of
the money required by themselves. "Thlent
plus craziness minus social life times two
hundred kid equals East speech and debate:·
said coach Matt Murphy.
At the Greeley meet, East took first in original oratory. poetry. drama. humor. and cross
examination and took second place overall. At
the East ereek Turkey Meet East took second
overall. They placed fir t in drama and duo.
second in cross examination, and fourth and
fifth in original oratory and sixth in humor.
• Emily earlson
"Speech is like the in·laws family; at
first they are weird and awkward.
then you grow to love them:·
;:,mJnn,eua Henry. 12.

·Mr. Murphy L a stud muffin:·
• 11m Peck. Kl.

" peech is amazing because you
really qet to express your. elt.'
• (!!hris Hayes.//.

·The awesome thing about speech
is it brings Iunny people together.·
• 1\li Haas. Kl.

Speech I nterp Team: Front row: Monica Lubin, eon nor Godbolt. Marion need, Hannah
e)':'l:eill. 1\shleen lkydum, Max Bridge and RAchel Havranek. Second row: Shonnetta
Henry. Ma·isah Jones·Nambe.Jasmine Yaghedi.SophieGedion, Tim Peck, Victoria erystal.
1\lleqra Uva. Kate -Boyle. Paolo eiancio. Noah Kaplan,l\bby Worthen. eoach Matt Murphy,
Jan "'Bartholomew and Emily elinton. Third row:ehris Hayes. Wilhelmina Grant 'Bridges,
Grace Irvine. Jan Mceonville. Joe Prendergast. 1\sher Thoeming. 1\ly Haas and Dylan
'Barrett. 'Back row: Blythe Hawthorne·Loizeaux. Elizabeth eheever. Kate eorreii'Buss
and eora Lemar.

Debate Team: Front row: Kelli Vhlberq. Lauren Opatowski. Waverly Loza. ophie ~'
Jesus eabeza·deBaca and Ned lm hoff. Second row: Ma rqaret Min n iq. Thy lor Wa nt.ll~
Opatowsk i. eha rlotte Vi I k us,l\bbye Neel. Em i I ia eabeza·deBaca and eoach Matt Mur
Third row: Maya Davis. icole hook. Jenny Nill. Joseph Lassen. Gavin Jacobs and 1~
\'aleta. Fourth row: Jacob Zax. Emily Mackenzie. Ellen Downinq, Teo Price·13ron•
and ate Garcia. 'Back row: Pete Hutchinson. 1\nnie Fine. Will Toaspern.l\ndrewea.
Nitai Deitel and Peter Hambidqe.

�.Peech eaptains: Front row:Jacob Zax,l\lexandria Leenatali. Michelle Murphy,
'llery Donovan and Mike Nill. Second row: Paige R-omer. Marley Pierce,l\lyse
Patowski. Katrina Sondermann and itai Deitel. "Back row: Katie Jablonski.
harlotte Vilkus and 1\bbye Neel.

Speech Novice: Front row: Danielle Ellin9ton·,\\yles and Ealasha Marshbank.
Second row: Holly Harris. Dylan Yawger. Mtles MacKenzie, Jack Forbes and Jeff
1\schkina. i.Third row:EmmaJohnston.EIIiotMamet,Michelle aipe, arahLassen,
Israel Mendoza. Hannah ""Burtness. Kate Imhoff. Hannah earrothers, Mary traka.
Madison McHenry, Willa vaughn andRjvieJacaruso."Backrow: Zoe Leanza. Lauren
1\ntonorr. Hannah Popkin. unny Lunka. kye Pawlik and ora ""Broyles.

Sp&lt;e&lt;h a•d Dobat&lt;.

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�JR.!)Te - Front row: Marion need. icole Murphy. Jeremy Miles-Groce. pshelle
RJJtledge and Destiny arcia. Second row: haryse Napue, Matt Pratt. eourtney
Fannings, Darren R..obles, Donovan Mullen, Kianna ealbart. R...ey ehavez. Zyndy
Lopez-Garcia. Alvaro alcedo. Kira Martinez and eheri Jacobs. Thtrd row: ehelsea
Walson, Matiana Gallegos. 1Yree Griffin. Anita Thompson. Lisa eisneros. eJ R...eynolds. Justin ' mith, Danyl t. Hill and eournell Fanning .. "Back row: ehristian ehapman. 'ick ,'\\isner."Brandon Mattson. "Ben "Belveal. Jes. e13rown and Matt eoe.
J R.OT&lt;~.

""Battalion Staff - Front row: Sean Viqil. Q..uincy elark, Destiny Garcia and Spshelk
RJ!tledge. "Back row: Alex Lynn. Nicole Murphy. J\\arion Sneed and Jeremy Mile,
Groce.

�The Junior R....eserve 0fficer Training eorps. or JR£)Te. had an amazing season. With the rifle
team placing fourth overall in league competition and East being home to the citywide ""Brigade
eommander. enior Kry tie Jones. JR£)Te had their be t season in years. Jones. in charge of
over 2000 cadets in Denver, aid. "This year the cadets eemed to really want to build the program up and are self motivated. Everyone is enthusiastic and wants us to be the best program
in Oenve~· Led by eolonel R...ussell. the team
had over 100 cadets in competition. including
a eolor Guard, eight per on ""Battalion taff.
and both Girls and """Boys Rifle Teams. "The
cadets are eager to learn. Something is different this year. More so than in the past,
cadets are really happy to be here:• aid
eolonel R...ussell. After such a great tart,
JR£)Te felt it only fitting to continue the
year with a bang. placing third in the"""Brain
""Bowl. Spshelle R...utledge summed the year
up perfectly. saying. "Rf)Te is not only
taking care of business. it is truly a great
experience, and I love it:•
• eallie R..,.aynor
"I had a great time being an officer
this year. It was a lot of fun~
• Nicole Murphy. 11.

e cadets really try to be the best
rhey can be. \ou come in to R..OTe as
a student and come out as a leader.
• Marion Sneed. 12.

0 Y- R Hie Team- Front row: R.,ey ehavez, Donovan
Mullen. and Jeremy Miles-Groce.

"The cadets have worked really hard.
and I am very proud of them~
• Destiny Garcia.//.

·My favorite experience in JR..OTe
was being on staff becase I was one
of six people in charge of the corps
of cadets~
• Q..uincy elark. //.

eolor uard- Front row: Josh Moore. haqaya eleveland.
Donovan Mullen and eourtney Fannings.

·The year has gone really well.
This has been my favorite year as a
member of R.f)Te. and I am happy to
be a part of it .
• Jeremy Miles-Groce,/1.

Girls RJfle Team -Front row: i\\atiana Gallegos. Krystie
Jones and Kianna ealbart. Not pictured: Kimberly Najera.
Kira Martinez.

JR..!)Te.

�The East High student council was one or the key player, in keeping the school's traditions
and pride alive. The council consisted of students from each grade who wanted leadership
responsibilities in the school. "Between putting on the school dances. arranging fundraisers,
class meetings, participating in Peace Week, and helping out with charity events. being a repreentative was no easy JOb. They al o spent long hours planning successful pep rallies and spirit
weeks. The representatives from each class
were elected by the student body. Startin~
with the fir, t day of school. student council
works diligently to make school events run
as smoothly as possible.
""Being a student representative allow
us to voice our opinions and make an impact
on East, as well as the class or 200C);• said
junior lan"Bartholomew when asked why he
wanted to be a member of student council.
"This year we have spent many hour
trying to make the best possible yea(.' said
senior Andrew Neely-Willis. The student
council members are the representatives
that ultimately give students their voice to
make changes around the school.
• Kelley Mcearroli-Gilbert
"1\s a class representative it is my job
to make sure the students voices are
heard.·

·13eing Head Girl and Headl3oy is a
great feeling becau. ewe are makinq
East a better place lor everyone:·
• Erin Musso. 12: Josh R..ussell. 12.

Senior eouncil: Front row: Josh R....ussell. Kia Wright :Jackson. Tier a Willis"fflpfumaneyi, Erin Mus o and Andrew Neely-Willis. Second row: R...ebekah Johnson,
Arjana Williams. Maya "Burchette. 'Back row: RAchel teed, Marisela Sandoval.
haquille Turner and Abram \'era.

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Swdoot eouodl.

Junior eouncil: Front row: Kalen Acquisto, Emma Ferg, Nia Lewis and Marlet
Smith.'Back row: lan"Bartholomew, ehris Wall, Elizabeth Johnson. Ariel ean~·
and ehris Hayes.

�Ophomore eouncil: Front row: Katie R..J..tshton. lzzy 1\llegrezza. Karina Zuniga
and T'keyah Henry. "Back row: Matthew"Brown and Will Toaspern.

Freshmen eouncil: Front row: Elliot Mamet and lan Kamlet."Back row: Hannah
earrothers. Tyler "Burton and Maura McKay.

s'"''" eouooil.

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�Yearbook Editors: Front row: Sarah eornish. Tess Jackson. Mallory
Heinzeroth, earlie ehristian on, Lisa Engelken, Ari Malman and Kelly
Thompson. "Back row: eanyon '"Boak and Sam Lass.

Yearbook Staff: Front row: Mallory Heinzeroth. earlie ehristianson, Lisa Enqelken. Te
Jack on and Ari Malman. Second row: Sarah eornish. Allie R...amey, Vilnessa R.Adall
and Amy Easley. Third row: eallie R...aynor; David 0ksner; Haley Jenkins, Emily earls
Kelly Mcearroii-Gilbert. Laura Martinez, Kelli Uhlberq and Mr. Trapino. Fourth row: Zl!o
Tweed, '"Beatriz eontreras, DominiQue Davis. Alyssa R.,oberts and Phoebe Duvall.13ack
row; am Lass. Jamie Urbana, eanyon'"Boak. Peter Hartman, AunjaniQue eollier. 1\mlw
Goltz, 1Y hae Walker. ydney Smith and Kody Gaulden.

�~ vteWf/JGq:JeY

The two tudent publications for the _chool, yearbook and newspaper. were alway_ looking to
capture the events of the year so students would have vivid memorie. from the year. The yearbook staff trived to highlight events and capture memorie. to make the yearbook omething that
could be cheri hed throughtout life. Late nights and aturday in that "little blue room" was pent
perfectingcopie , writing caption .and name
checking, truly made the yearbook possible.
The yearbook was de igned to expre each
tudent and their individual creativity. "Yearbook had a great taff with very talented and
motivated tudent which made the yearbook
econd to none:· aid Mr. Trapino.
The new paper focu ed on the i ues and
controver ie atEa twhileinforming tudent
ofcurrentevent andwa di tributedmonthly.
"The harde t part of new paper wa finding
real i _ue and makin_g tudenL care about
them:• aid junior taffer RJchie Londer.
Yearbook and newspaper cha lleneged each
other. through their rivalry. todubli h the be t
possible product and in the en they were both
ucce sful.
• Dominique Oavi
"I liked Yearbook becau..,e il qave
me lhe oppurlunily 10 perfecl my
phOioqraphy kills~
• Peler Hariman,//.

'ew paper Staff: Front row: Peyton Prater. Nicole hook. Abby Worthen, Ellen
Downinq, Oanielle ·sose and Allie eheroutes. Second row: bbye Neel. Alex
R.aynor. Nick 'Brown, David Long and Aris Molock. "Sack row: ophie chor.
.\\arley Pierce, RJchie Londer. Alex Hoskin and Mr. Ajluni.

"I loved working wilh uch a grea1
group of people and I wa. so proud
10 be able 10 pul ou1 a qrea1 new. pa·
per every monlh ~

New paperEdltor : Frontrow:Madeline chroeder.~an13ushand \aL Enqdahl. Second row: Isabella Kendrick. arah La. s, elaire imon, \ichelle \urphy,
Bile Emery, Maris. a Latta and Jeff Thalhofer. "Back row: eobin 'Brown .

��Front row: Jess Fahrer.Zabel. Lily \\'otkyns and
,\\all Gosche. 'Back row: Sam Myers. Esther
. 'jau. Florence Waqner. Devon Sullivan and Brian
Louden.

club that revolved
around
Key elub volunwas a
teer service ..
This year they
participated in
events such as
East-elean-UpOay where they
picked up trash in
the parking lot and
around the chool.
They also watched
childrenatWarren
\'lllage throughout the year. Their
help aided thecommunity in many
way•.

Octagonelubwas
a club dedicated
to raising and
donating money
to the non-profit
organization of
its choice. After
raising 500, the
El Pomar foundation matched
this with 7,500.
Non-profit organizations then bid
for this money
and the 8,000
was donated to
the cho. en nonprofit, making a
great difference.

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Greenelubwasa
club dedicated to
helping make the
planet cleaner.
and more green.
Its main focus
was advocating
the importance of
recycl i nq by enhancing the recycling program at
theschool. There
wa. a great turnout, especially
Frontrow:ErinBates.EIIenWant.SarahMarquez for a fir.t year
and eolin Wielqa. Second row: \ckayla Ale. i. • club, proof the enR.nsa Perlman, eora Lemar. ehristina Sowa, ·am vironment was of
lisser and Erik Sandersen. 'Back row: Fieldinq great importance
hraroqowski. Jame"' Sawyer. Da\'id Lonq. Jacob to students.
Zax. Zach Sulsky and Matt Duffy.

Project Pave was Front row: Sponsor. Melina FarQa. 13nia Juarez. eora
Priscilla Je erey and &amp;nyorfBoak. Second
a club based Lawson,
row.R ory\'alles,Lea 1-lowanl.Aiysial-\amilton.R l1onda
around teen dat· Howard. Zach Southworth. Shola \Ork and James Sawing violence, yer. ""Back row. ehellen Loqan. Erin Gearinq. &amp;roline
awareness and &amp;Jcru~ll. . ephanie Lopez and ehloe M&amp;lantoc..
prevention. They
focused on distributing information about how
teens can be safe
in their relationships, keeping in
mind that I out or
every 5 girls in
high • chool relationship. are, or
has been a victim
of teen dating
violence.

NHS is part or the
national volunteer
based dub. National Honors Societ)t

This year the dub
focu ed on h • t·
ing activit' such
as Make-A-Differ
ence-Oay, where
they helped to
dean up inside and
outside Ea. t,and
bake sales t benefit SAME. They
aL o participated
Front row: Rye Fineqan. Murphy Hoqsett, Mal·
lory Heinzeroth, \'anessa R.adatu _. Ally Lynn and in 13100&lt;1 Drive.,
~Lace For The
Katie Post.
eure. Wings 0\w
The RJ&gt;Ckie..'

"Bird and Nature
club wa. a club
created to watch
out for the wellbeing of birds
along with oberving them and
the environment
in which they
live. They put up
bird fe ders and
houses around
th~ school and
went on bird
watching trip.
to "Barr Lake,
eherry ereek
tate Park, and
eity (ark.

Frontrow:Marray Napue. KimberlyR.uiz. Hillary
eepress·,\\cLean and Iris Saucedo.'Back row: Nate
Gro\'er and Brendan Doyle.

�Front row: Michael Lichtbach. Justina Botelho and Torin
Thames. Second row: Mike Edward!'..ehris Filus.lnstructor Albus "Brooks. Niishia Hysaw. Faythe t:tsey. Karolina
easillas'Busto!'. and Su'iana Luna. Third row: Marcu'i
Flowers. Stasia Jones. Danielle Ellinqton·Myles and
Shantae Wilson. Fourth row: Facilitator eosmo. ehris
Hayes. Gavin Johnson. eheri Jacobs. Desiree eloe. Sellah
K¥ambalesa and Damien Flowers. "Sack row: Instructor
Fate, Instructor Incline. Joshua Farajh\\oore. Kason Johnson. Sara Sims.l'iaiah R.jchardson. Paul Smith.!Llymone
Lee. Shae _ kien and Instructor Tense.

eheck Your Head
combined mental health with
the arts of being
an Me or OJ.
dancing, graffiti.
and more. They
also discussed
real-life issues
such as suicide
and how to manage those L sues.
The students in
eheck Your Head
enjoyed fun activities with their
friend
twice
a week after
school.

When they wanted to escape the
inner city, these
students started
Mountain Adventure elub to explore sports and
nature up in the
high country. Skiing. snowboarding. mountain
biking. hiking
and more, they
enjoyed the great
outdoors while Front row: eanyon 13oak, James awyer. Ellen
getting exercise Want. Jessica Hoy, Mikalya Alexis, RJiey Mcand breathing ea rthy, R..osa Perl rna n. eta ire Simon. Sarah Lass.
fresh mountain Marley Pierce, Abbye Neet, Madeline Schroeder
and Peyton Prater:
air:

Front row: Jane Mills and Jacob Wiens."Back row:
Alex Milewski, Gabe R..odqers, Matt Gosche.eateb
Ziegler. Dagan 13ain and ehris Yarbrough.

Throughout the
year students in
R...obotics club
used their math
and science
skills to create
things that can be
used in real life.
They spent many
hours building
catapults. bridges. robots. and
more. With these
inventions. they
competed in four
successful competitions while
making
friends.

Art in the company of others
is better than
art alone. or at
least that's what
the students in
Artelubthought.
Once a week they
met to share their
creative talents
with each other
and create their
own masterpieces. Whether
painting. drawing, or sculpting. Front row: Janet Turner and Tina Soma. Second
row: eeteste Hayes, eanyon 13oak. James Sawyer
these students and Matt Soma.
explored new
frontiers in art.

Front row: eamille Farris. Mishee "Burnett, Mrs.
1 oble. KaiSyliece Harris-eook and Epiphinae Mcetennon.

For students who
had a passion for
chemL try or just
wanted a little
extra help. ehemistry elub was
the place to be.
While practicing
using important
equations. they
experimented in
the lab and made
their own discoveries. R...un by
Mr_. Noble, they
met once a week
to ponder the
wonders or the
periodic table.

While watching
animeandenjoying each other's
company. the students in Anime
elub have perfected this exciting form of art.
Many members
also drew their
own creative
anime and read
various anime
books. They met
inMr:ehimento•s
Front row: Muhammad Abdullah. Sophia Schwabe
room to explore and G·Anna Allyn. "Back row: Virqinia Webster.
this unique medi- 13rya nt eta rk, l}rler Galyean. Marcus R..eed. eenya
um of expression Jenkins and Oanielle eastillo.
every week.

��and
Awareness: Helen
Katich,//.

Ariel eanada, I

�Front row: eheri Jacobs. Second row: A in Ealey,
i\riel eanada. Erin Gearinq and ehanae' DuBry.
Third row: Stasia Jones. Libby Howard. Sellah
~ambalesa, Grace Irvine, ehris Hayes and Gamachu Said. Fourth row: Mr. Murphy, Niishia Hysaw
and ehloe Mcelantoc. "Sack row: Mr. Laurie and
&lt;;erbian kids.

Wake Up was
led by president.
senior Niishia
Hysaw as well ~
two dub sponsors
Mr. Laurie and Mr.
Murphy. "Wake
l.Jp celebrates the
power or writing,
performance. and
creative expression by hosting
biweekly open
mics and poetry
workshops:· said
Mr.Laurieanactive
participant in writing music for hi
band the Robots.

International Front row: Savannah Allen and Q_uincy elark.
elub is a club ' Back row: Anne Gaudin, James Sawyer and Alfor East~ tudents, ron so Vdrqas.
both from the
l.Jn ited States
as well as foreign exchange
students visiting
East. "The club
provides a way
for it's members
to learn about
new cultures
while teaching
others about
their own:· said
senior pre ident,
Q...uincy elark.

"Amnesty International promotes human
rights around
the world and
protects against
abuses:• said club
president. junior
Marley Pierce.
Group topics include the genocide in Darfur.
the death penalty,
a~ well as fightFront row: eora Lemar. Marley Pierce and Allie ing for the rights
eheroutes. Second row: Isabella Kendrick. eassy of the detainees
eiadis, R...achel Havranek and Jessica Jaynes. in Guantanamo

'Back
row: Helen Katich. R.~an Bush and Emilia -a
~
~a~
.:abeza-deBaca.

Pennies for Peace
raised money
for educaion in
Eastern Asia, including countries
like Pakistan and
Afganistan. The
president and
meeting cordiantor was Pilar
Ingle. The money was collected
through donations in the PenniesforPeacejars
spread across
East classrooms
throughout the
year.

Front row: Meqan earl son, Gracie Me uire, Elise
Matatall and earolin Kaplan. "Sack row: usan
Walicki. Helen Katich, 1\ye Killian and Q...uinn
Williams.

Front roW: Su. an Walicki. elaire Simon. racie
McGuire. Elise Matatall. Helen Katich, Emma Ferq
and Delany Steele. Second row: elaire Jones. Lucy
Westerfield. Emily Gosche, ~ am Myers, Kye Killian
and Megan earlson. "Sack row: Blythe HawthorneLoizeaux, Gamachu Said, eoJe Duclos and earolin
Kaplan, Jacob Greenwood and Q...uinn Williams.

"Peace Jam is
a group of East
students working to promote
dialogue, decrease violence.
and build a more
peaceful school:·
said Mr. Laurie
one of the club's
sponsors. elub
events are disctJssed in weekly
meeting~ led by,
senior presidents, Susan
RJchard~ on and
Emilia eabezade'"Baca.

The three club
presidents for
Genocide Action
and Awareness
elub include juniors Grant Simon. Helen Katich
and Eli e Matatall. When asked
about the mission
of club Grant Simon stated, "We
promote awareness or genocide~
past and present,
as well as raising money for the
people involved
in the genocide in
Darfur.•

Front row: Emilia eabeza-deBaca. Scott Gemperline,MorgannaSmithandSusanR.jchardson."Sack
row: Hallie Huqhes, Nick ouby. Andrew Musselman, David Ok. ner and13eatriz eontreras.

�Front row: Marc Axelrod. Ezra Sackett and eharley
Fine. Second row: 1\lex R.llynor. eallie R.llynor.
13ecca Goodside. LaurenOpatowski.eassyelayman.
1\lyse0patowski.NatashaSteinandDeborahKrause.
"Sack row: Nitai Deitel, Elliot Mamet, Jake Mal man.
1\ri Mal man. Zack Simms and R.Afi Ward.

Jewish tudents
United meets every other week
and is a group for
Jewish Students
around East. They
attend Jewish concerL • have friday
night Shabbat dinners. participate
in challah making activitie • and
holiday festivities.
The JSU club most
notably hosts an
anuual holocuast
rememberenceassembly. with many
que t speakers
and moving presentation .

Latino Students
United is held
once a week and
ho tsmiraculous
activities. Their
biggest of the
year is their rememberence of
loved lo~ tones. in
which they bring
important symbols and display
them in the main
hall. This club
is presidented Front row: James Bryant. "Sack row: Jesus eaby Noemi Urena beza de 13aca. 13eatriz eontreras. Victor osa.
and meets once Karina Zuniga, Wendy eastanon, Kayla DeJong
a week in Mr. and Mauricio R.Amirez.
Oosho's room.

Front row: Lynn Ngo. Danielle Lewis and Mrs.
Walker: "Sack row: Jack O'Brien. Saubhagya
13udhathok's, 1\ris Molock and Mohamed Masha.

The Puture 'Buisness Leaders of
America is a club
for all students
who would like to
have a career in
buisness. These
young students
have annual fall
Leadership eonterence in 0ctober.
they participate in
a District eompetition in February as well as a
State eompetition
in April. These
competitions are
based on their
knowledge of current software.

'Black
lJntited provides
an oppurtunity
to have all the African-American
students in East
meet and ~ ocialize. This unique
club hangs out
and eats lunch;
and hosts their
annual Martin 1--"'""'.!'""-.
Luther King as- K--»-embly. Thisclub
meetsoncea week loiPron
.....t"'ro-cw:'"".,;.R.~~..;be;;;;;ka-.;.h_Jo-h-n'-(-111,-.,\aya Burcheue. Ariel &amp;
and is headed Up Slasia Jones and 13mara R..hone. Second row. eamille 0&lt;'11
Kierrneatbert,l\rielKelleyandKaitaehenith. Thlrdrow.R
by Arl"el r;,anada
~
Ward.Epiphany,\\celennon.FaytheCt~1\licial-larlanand:'\i'
and R....e beka h 1-\ysaw.Fourthrow.Forre~ Simms.Q..uieraeantrell.R.£nniua
Granberry. 1\..&lt;Jlley eanada. Zuri 1-\ouse, L..auren 1\rline, B.
Johnson.
,\\artin.Leonardl-loward.OtisPrau .. 'iaLewc .FinnianDah'!I.W
Sydney Smith. "Back roW: R..achel Sieed R. ~bekah Smith. •
Gaulden. Marcus FIO\\-ers, WerdM l'tsey and eorey Harri.

Front row: ' Beatriz eontreras. Maya Davb,1\shleen
13rydum, Joe 1-\unt·R...evers, R.J)se Wiley, 1-\annah
ehristiansen and R.Afi Ward.

HHAL0 is a club
for all heterosexual-homo~ exual
students at East
that would like to
join an accepting
club. HHAL0
supports all hetero-homosexual
students that
need a place to
talk about feelings. insecurities. and just be
accepted into the
community for
who they are and
their sexual preferences.

��1\'rite check me out. ju t real Quick. Put your ear to my
mouth ... I have to tell you something and yeh. irs important.
"Being in the po ition that I am in right now is truly unbelievable. Four year ago coming to a learning. partying.
business. comfort zone like East has been one of the better
decisions of my life. "Being a little skinny freshman amongst
all the other smart kids that came to East was ort of ltke
being a needle in a hay tack. "But Quickly you figure out
that this is a place where ~u can be you. All worries aside.
when you ~ tep into East. you are given the chance to be a
part or so many things; from performing in a play to learnmg ign language. I know after being on the football team. I
know how East can make things happen like you have never
seen. From the hoop team (we balltn' baby). to eon Law. we
ee championship rmgs. Gereml
When given the chance to choose omething. who doesn't
like a wide variety? The number of different class selections
is endle s. Whatever you want to pur ue in your future, East
is the PERYEeT place to start your career. From experiencing great ideas. advice and bemg expo ed to higher education. students know they are ready for college.
The teachers are like parents. When you need help or
someone to talk to. just a k. or if you need to be kicked in
your behind to get your work done. just call Usa Porter or
Tee MacDonald. 0verall. I have met some incredible and
inspiring adults throughout my time here. I will never forget
them beca e of all the hell? and attention they gave me. I'm
just so thankful that Ea t 1 a place where people actually
care about each other and want to succeed.
en to big_ger and better things ... the life. the main
attraction - the STUDENTS - we are ab olutely the bomb.
The pirit level is off da chain. From spirit days to dance
where you crank dat (whatever it is you want to crank) to
pep rally's where you make it bounce from the ceiling to the
floor. you can't help but have an unforgettable time. When
we get the Angel spirit in u • it spreads like a chain reaction.
Mo t importantly. at East. you meet such a diverse group of
people that impact you all around.
"Being the head or a school as great as East was unbelievable. I feet blessed to have the opportunity to repre ent the
Angels all day. I hope that I have left a great impre on for
Ea t and it people. "Big Up to '08 and sorry to end the conver ation but, get me later cause I'm bout to get up in them!
- J RJ.Jss

�Waz up East Angels! It's your Head •G• Erin Mu o.
You've heard me over the announcements, either being
too loud or too soft, seen me on stage, and now the
time ha come for my last word ... ay bay bay! This year
has been ju t another year through the hall of East
High- many have come before us, and hopefully many
will come after. Yet whether this is your fir t year or
your last, you will have memorie and experience
that are umque to this year alone.
I cannot start to explain how much pride I have in
East, in our hi~h school. I have never for one second
doubted that thts school is the be t in Denver. in the
tate, even in the country, seriously. It isn't just the
beautiful campus, the dynamic faculty and admini tration, the bomb cheers, or our security guard Keith, it is
you guys, it is us!
East has its impressive diversity, sports, and most
importantly academic ; we've heard this all before."But
did you know that East also ha the largest J?TSA
(Parent Teacher-Student Association) in the tate? Did
you also know that each time you check out at Thrget
there is a sign tating how much money has been given
back to schools in Denver. and that East is at the very
top of the li t? This is just more proof of how great our
school truly is.
I went to at least one game for each port this year.
including field hockey (you guy rock!) and I also made
sure to go to the choir events and plays. Each event
was just a reinforcement of how wonderful East truly
i . We have some ver¥ talented tudents here! Not to
mention extremely brtght. If you haven't been very
~irited so far. I suggest wearing a red tutu during
Spirit Week. 0r you could always go to a gymna tis
meet or check out""Biack""Box.
0ne last fact: you guys truly make this school what
it is- the "BEST. Whether you're a part of •08 {don't
hate) or •OC) (they fine), 10 (big ten) or •If (chopsttck ),
never forget how wonderful the Angels are and don't
let it pass you by; always, always hold your Ea t Angel
pride high!
Much Love,
Erin Mus o X0X0

�Napoleon Hill _aid that "Education come. from within; you
get it by _truggle and effort and thought:• The e seniors have
gone through all three to get where they are today. The. e are
the Top Ten enior presented in random order. Top Ten i
ba ed off _tudents' cumulative grade point average _ after even
erne ter . The e tudents do not only how great achievement
in the cia. _room but al o in many other area . These students
participated in activitie uch a eon titutional cholars, band,
and variou port like occer and ""Sa. eball. They are familiar face we see in the Ea. t hallways and also outside of East;
doing what they can to better our community. The Top Ten
tudent have worked incredibly hard to get where they are
today and have per_evered; their hard work ha. been reflected
through their ucce __e and now their triumph hine brightly
at Ea t. As the e tudent leave Ea. t they will have fond
memorie. of all their great experience .
• Allie R...amey

Here L what _orne of the teacher. that know them have to ·a
"Our highe. t performing studenL _how us all what can be
accomplished through focused, determined and disciplined
efforL at learning. I am certain that we will be reading of thei
academic and career ucce _se. well into the future:•
• Mr.. Youngqui t, Prin
"I have been lucky to have many of the Top Ten students in my
cia._ e , and this year quite possibly, the sharpest bunch of
phy_ics tudenL I have ever come aero _:·
• Mr. eolacino, ' cienc
"East High chool: Where even the jocks are . mart and the
nerd. are good looking:•
• Mr.. MadL on,

Elizabeth Donovan

Timothy Hambidge

"'Be humble, be
imple, and bring
joy to others:•
•

"Life is short, eat
de ert fir t:•
• Unknown

t. Madeleine
ophie ""Sa rat

Caleb Ziegler

"That which does
not kill me make
me tronger.·
• Llewellyn from
t":)zy and Millie

Paige Romer

"t":)f cour e it is happening in ide your
head Harry, but why
on earth should that
mean it i not real?"
• Albu Oumbledore

�Charle Fine

Caitlin Bell

.,ou are young. my son,
c1nd c1s the yec1rs qo by,
time will chc1nqe and even
revers many of your
present option . R..efrain
th r fore a while from
o.,ettinq yourself up as a
o th hiqhest matters:·

"Education L an
admirable thing, but
it is well to remember from time to time
that nothing that L
h knowing can be
taught:•

• I lato

• 0 car Wilde

Matthew Valeta

Mona Hamerme h

"Live a if you were
to die tomorr w.
Learn a~ if you were
to live foreve(.'

"I have never let my
. ch olinq interfere
with my education:•
• Mark Twain

• Mahatma

handi

Tyler Ca tie

"Therefore. ince we are
urrounded by a qreat
clnud or witnes. es, let us
throw off e\' rythinq that
hind rs and the . in that . o
ec1o.,ily entanqles, and let us
run with perseverance the
rc1ce marked out for us:·

Claire We tcott

"Might a well be
hanged for a~ heep a~
a lamb:'
• Engli h proverb

�To some people. dancing might ju_t be a hobby. but here at East it was considered a ritual. The
marvelou decor. the great OJ and the adorable outfit_ were ju_t _orne of the thing_ that made the
dance o much fun. Whether it was Homecoming. Morp. or Prom. a lot of work had to be done in ord r
to make it ju_t right. The limo and party bu_ e_ were ju_t a few of the fancy parL that jazzed everything up. The be. t part for mo_t of the students though was being able to _pend time with riends and
dance the night away. The bigge_t tradition that
took place before each big dance wa. definitely
the numerou. hour. pent in front of the mirror grooming and pampering our_elve_. "You
had to make _ure your whole outfit wa tight.
Everything from y ur head to your toe had to
be perfect:• commented enior ydney mith.
Although dre ing up. eating at fancy
re taurant • and bu_tin' a move on the dance
floor were definitely big part of every dance,
they were not the mo t important part. The
mo t important part of each and every dance
was being able to come together as a chool
and meet new people.
• Dominique Davis
·Homecominq wa!-. fun becaU'-e lhe
en\'ironmenl \\·a-. qreal

• &amp; -,o,i &lt;:!hien:hie. 12. 1Shneka R jch·
anl....on. 12: i\lex 4'nn. 121

This years prom was on May 17th. the day after enior checkout in order to
celebrate the end or the year. It was located at the beautiful eable eenter on the
Cniversity or Denver campus.

�Morp R..oyalty: Front row: lmari mit h. C); 1Yier13urton, C);
'ed Imhoff. 10; Troy Wiese.//; Ariel eanada. //.

���Morp Spirit

��RYE FINEGAN
RYAN,
Y OU'LL ALWAY
BE OUR LITTLE
UPERMAN.

Tucker

Tucker Larson

'r'J 've always
een the life of
the party!
Congratulations!

M M &amp; DAD

~(ex,

We know ;:LfOH '((make a

aifferen e wTrerewr you go in
the wor(d.
Love,

'1v1om, Vacf. &lt;-~ ju(ie
Love 40u.

G- 1'1uh

Graciehave always traveled n
y r own path. We can't wa t
to see where it will take you .
t e possibilities are endles
We love you to pieces.
om, Dad, Griff, JP

�Bryan Botelho
Snowboarding wa
his de tiny ...
Love,
Mom &amp; Dad,
Cecily &amp; Andy

I )carcst ~ Ia\ a,
'\ 1Ur magical sniilc is a

rc kerion of a beautiful
hca . You ha' e o mam
gifts, s nun\ talen~ amf
much Im ·. Remember at
an&lt;Tds th he
C\ take
thtm. d\cs li&lt;T d ! S6 soar
our 'rt c atigcl.

Kyle Krosky
If there' anything that you
want, if there anything that
you need, ju t call on me and
I'll end it along, with lo e
from me to you.
Love, Mom, Dad, Kelsey &amp;
Kerrie

rnuch~

on'l, D~d &amp;
C·1~~

h1 'cker

ngr'a t ula t ions on
gr·uduat ion!
od. !'lorn. Kelse~ &amp;
l~ockic

�.t\Ll'5~ 0P4TOW5KI
What a

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be . our love for
goes far be'fond
the quasars. Now
go out and Mate the ..........-world a better placet

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enythlns you put your
mind to Jwt so for It

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MoMandPoos

GHE

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�&amp; oonftd~t in t~ JX.tn!Uif of
your d~$..l)oor ~,
int~ and W&gt;litivity Will ~·
you !Oar.
Thank! for all t~ joy CJOll'W

"etand out"
what&amp;v&amp;r you do••.
lo &amp; you mor&amp; than you•n l -...•1111
&amp;v&amp;r lcnow•••
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bow,
Mom and Cf&gt;od

ontinuQ TO OOIIQ\JQ in
r~alf and follo\.)J ~our
draat...\~·

\i)a'rQ xt-rat4al~ -proud o
~ou and
Q ~ou \JQ~
d).

Yotire come a very lona wa.
fr m the box under the
C ristmas tree. Wonder
wh re youll turn up next?!
We love you.
M , Dad, Josh and Kara.

�"I trip a on m\ hoda e nd I II up,
L.: p to the roottop~, l p O\ cr the to\\ n, Up
pel t th trc top , Up 0\ er th mountau , p \\here the colors, Blend mto the
sound . '
-"hel •her tcin- "f.1llm' Up"

L I\ e e, h del\ to the tulle t, D.1n .
\\,,, rc o proud &lt;)f) ou and "•th) ou all
theW&lt;l\ 1

Wishing you
happiness and
success on your
road trip through
life.
.5. don't forget
wear your
safe

Kee
xploriVJgl
LoveMum, Dad,
aVJd Peter

.. .___.. ...._...muel Stewa
(The arear hope of
ciery is individua
character.
.E. Channin
Jus
.. 1rf
Love,
Mom, Dad&amp;. Lind

Troi L. Vaughns
Follow your heart and
the world w111 open doors
for you where there were
only walls.
We love you!
Mom &amp; Tiehlor

Cody
bi. ' dream&lt;s- nerer st J
believing in them.'
ne day you'll grow int
them.
are SO proud of yo t!
Lo\'e You!
d

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th
Mo ""'t~""'~ - we ~Ye so

-pyou.~ of tl-te -peYS.O""- tjOu.'Ve

beco ~e ~""'~ tl1ejotj tjO~..&lt;.'Ve
byou.gl-tt ~""'to ou.y L~ves. .

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e.x-pLoYe!
Love, Mo~ §Jeff

Katie-

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Ovy~~for

All
r Love,
Mom, Dad and

dv~

Kayla Fruge
Early on it was so evident how
you cared for your stuffed
animals and books that you
would grow into a person who
cares deeply for others and w ho
values a good friend. You are
AMAZING!

Always keep fhe
lie on your lace,
bu ore lmporfanfly, In
r he

Ule Is awond tul
adve re. EnloY
ev yday. We love
ou very much.

Love always,
Mom, Dad, Bob and James

o bless and keep
you always.
Rod, we love you
nd are very proud
Oofyou!

~ hev ctbit-

an

�Siera~ruce
You have been a bundl of joy
m the first day you were born
bugqie bug.
We are so proud of you.
The be t has yet to come.
Love,
Your Family XOX0

"Baby Smiley"
You d1d it!

Julia Milzer
"The highes for of wisdom is
kmdness"
You are beautiful and good msi
and out!

years a ·~~~~·,
learned ~~~~v~•
and aca1der~
cally.

We love you ,
Mom, Dad , Alex &amp; Marisa

A JOB WELL DONE
ROB-BOB!
Mom and Dad

en you are content to e
ply yourself and don't co
or compete, everybody
respect you."
Lao-Tzu

�1
You have worked o hard
''""'Mo;iand ·e are very proud of you.
·--~.
Good luck in college!
From,
om and Dad

Make lfT1JOSSbleWe love ycu
heart and open

and are so proud
to be ycu parents.
May
ycu creams

SA RAH MOORE
ARE M O ST WONDER FUL! I
YOU AS M Y DAUGH TER.
THE FUTURE ONLY HOLD S
GR EATNESS FOR YOU!

LOVE,

MOM

�Alexander Brachfeld

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We chensh every

Marisela Sandoval

Alex,
As a toddler vou were alwavs
inqui iUve. Your response was onen
"and... :»' av vou alwavs be curious
and never stop learn ng and
te chlng. we re proud of the
and caring voung man vou hav
b come.
Love,
om d Dad

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daughter- w!ll! lorefor

wlto JJO!I crre
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you,
nd behind you, always.
Love,
Mom,
rew

�Erin Swinnerton
You've alwai.JS fwd a joy
o f Iii e and love of
adventure. Wci e very
p1 oud o I you and who
you 'vc be con lC.
En joy all I ha I comes
your way.

Nom and Dad

uren Martinez
Boots,
Fro the time you were just
aba , we knew you were
me special.
We are sop
uand
love yo
h.
May G richly bless y .
FUFandMom

Emery Donovan
&amp;nAt; you move along toward new

adventurer; remember: etay ti1Je
to you own beet eelf and to
your valuee. Ueten to your heart
and t hen your head Be glad for
family an.:f fnende who love you.
And remember to laugh often!

wve,
Mom

a[[ory Jfeinzerotfi

acco pUsh all your

go s, dreams, and
desires.

�Michael Nill
Mike
Co ngratulationR on a job well
do ne. ThankR for all the Rmile
end laughter along the wa!.J.
You ' re the beRt!

Love .
Dad M om Jan

&lt;nora fivi®ston
Oll€ JJOUI

Babe!

Torin Thamfl-S
Nate the Great,
yourself and you will succ d
b yond your wildest imaginatio
We love you.
· nd happiness wherever you g .

�We

sg ~editlly p~d
ofy~

~"" y~ fgr ~~ t~ mgst
il
~ dil'-l~~er ii,d sister we

Q;X,lld ~ fgr.
We ilre ex~ited tQ see w~ y~
~.

l,.we,
~' ~ ~,d Drew

Sam Janicki

~et Krorl)re
you wal)der tbrou~b tbis
tr ubled world, il) searcb of all

~~==~::~'i:J tl)il)g beautiful, you cal) close your
eyes bel) yode miles away, al)d
bear ou voices like a serel)ad ...
How lol)g do y wal)t to
oved, is
forever el)ougl), is forever el)ougl) .. ~
- xie Cbicks
We love you!
Mommy al)d Daddy

~

lr:c't en.• 'e~k·h fLY the st ~lrs

l'ce lLI:C-c' th.

It' where YL' LI .'trc'

r-.u~'~'L'~;e.i t ,, LY. E: ~,e,·t :.'-Ieee::;._;

t n\ e to ~l"l \ e rt.
LL'\; L-:. • td your neighbor .. s
Je::;.L t ..1U!,)ht .o YL'Ur hvht wtll

~11d VL'U will

11lum l~lt e the WL'rl.i
Lo\e,
1L'I11 ..11'.1 D..l,1

wi e a great doc r.
Foil w your dream and
1mc:1ke it happen no matter
wh t. We are very proud
of you.
Love,
MomandDad

�Kira Franklin
\ \ l' &lt;ll'l' so proud of' t lu•
fli'CH!,f'('ss) CHI hm (' lll&lt;ldc•
0\ &lt;'I' I hPs&lt;' l&lt;1sl four) c•ar .....

PauiEmri~h
about the d""••
Keep up the 8oocl
work, kid!

\\ (' ktH'\\ )OU could do it.
\1o m. Dad. "-&lt;'\ lie•, "- am mi

I hope that all your dream
come true and wi h you the
be t with all my heart
A way rememb r. I love y u
very much.
l.o\' Dad
My horty
_, n(t out what
you want i
nd make
happy. I'll al ys be
proud or you.
Love Mom

Look at Mama'
Baby, I knew ou
could do it!

Think how happy you would
be if you lost all t hat
mattered to you and got
it all back. Thank you for
reminding us everyday how
important it is to remember
not to sweat the small stuff .
We love you just the way
you are .
Mom and Dad

1nn

Poppy (and Mom)

�~Amuel Wolf

1-'------.•

Your

ving Family

We are very proud of you and we
fully enjoyed watching you grow into
the poised, confident young woman
that you have become.
We look forward to seeing you set
and reach your goals in the future
· Go for It Sweetheart!
Love,
Mom &amp; Dad

�Yerica Pessoa
Yer cal
T~t? greatest t~iVJg ~o v111
everlearVJ isJ~stto
love aVJd be loved iVJ
ret~V'Vl

M w. aVJd Dad

De• Hervy,
Folow ywr heat,

enry Perlma

embrace ywr
dreams, and you
know the Wll'f.
We love you

e a;z,e d-o. '?;z,o.ud o.~
w.-ho. 'fO-u a~z-e.
.fo.(J.,e
M(un. .r.-rA&lt;"?..-.

~~dc&gt;llllc',
L1

1k"c' yL u ·ln...i VL ur. rea11 , 1t
wHICL""Illc&gt; true- l'c&gt;C~'lU~c&gt; YL""U ~'lre
the llk'::..,t eter111111e.. 'c&gt;r::.o.L""Il we
k lL,W( lso, we h
YL u eep
yL r WDIJ...~erful f ..1sh1 ,11 t3ett:-e
like 111 the picture...

re

Lo\e,
1 m, D..1J atd ~...=-111

May youf!!n~ear
alway

th1rlght
'luctlon. I 11111 o
proud of you 11nd
you with all111y
h1art.
If Dill

�arlo Davis
Dear Dana,
You ha~e h en a gift to
us i ce the day you were
hor • We are so troud of
you.
Lo~e,

Mom d D

Matt Pomponio

Nathan Mackenzie
Nathan-

We hope life brings you as
much happiness and laughter

as you ha ve given us. Enjo the
adventures ahead! We love yo u
and are so proud of you!

Mom. Dad and Emily

:Niclc.

We wi h YOU a wonde ut
lite ith much haPPines
an manx manx home
runs. Dr in case of rosbx
an abundance of
uccessful tries!!
With Love.
Mom and

�Grace Friedman
OOout yo.nelf

Pursue your dreams,
Be happy.
All my love,
Dad

Stay trong!
We Io e ou-

lqffi"cJCtqj people to you
a~ Youaewise
i depa del .. crd beoJtifU.

We krow you wtl u:x:eed
i'l hq:Jpness crd i'l We
love you Always,
ChiWecrd

o proud .
man
ad and
hilip

Tony Ballas
Your fun loving sense
of humor and
adventure keeps us
smiling!
We love you and wish
you the best.
Dad, Mom, Charlie &amp;
Grandma

t at your aeeompli

Love,
Mom-Dad-The Sibs

nc nL.., aren't alrPad~
aying'? I am so ver·~
proud of you!

·

�\Vaverly Loza
Our darLng Vaverly

You re &lt;;O tal.et1ted and beautiful
lhe Lord w LL cornrroand U15 angeLs
concern ng you to guard you 1:1 all your
Wa'ff&gt;. and they Will ..1ft y01.1 JP 1n the r

hands!
P5alm 9111 C. 12

Te quererTIO!'; mLJCho
lv1om. Dad. 6terl1ng !!&gt;reck and Prosper

lzzy Breit

~cs-1.~;~~ a,~I.(Ja,~s ~e C!fl.(,r
p ~.t ~~; G~~;e~~a,!

Ashleigh Burton
me.
~~..·"'""··~·· and can't
t for our own
hmg line of red
white polka-dot
dre e.
Much love,

Michelle Murphy

�....

111e

Tou have srown up /0 9Uktly. Into
a beautiful. lntelhsent
lady.
We are all 10 pr:g,w;l..QUII.I.!!!l
have

Ja1mine Va hedi

Gharlie
ltmr mind and Sf)ir~i l
ha,·e soar~ed lo ,2r~eal
ht~i,2hls and " 'ill lake
you "' htwe,·er~ ~·ou " 'ani
lo ,2o!!
\\e lo,·e you
~lorn . Dad and
nnie

)

Jierra c1. c1Rornlon
~ am so V(!.ry proud of you and

for slaying lru(!. lo yours(!.lf
and 6(!.ing wHo you are. S'our
strengtH and strong will,
will lead you lo many
accomplisHments and mucH
success.
~love- you,
cNom

OK TON
Kevin Roper
" Wherever 110u qo,
qo with all 110ur heart:'
Confucius
We love 110u,
Wom &amp;Dad

�Charlie Kayle

MAttHeW VALEtA
M~ IN COACH,
I·M ~~AOY 'tO PLAY 'tOOAY.
- JOHN FOG~~'tY
HAP PIN~SS IS llk~ A OU't't~~FLY
WHICH. WH~N PU~SU~O. IS ALWAYS
D~YONO OU~ G~ASP. DU't IF YOU Sl't
OOWN QUIE'CLY,
MAY ALIGH't UPON YOU.
- NA'tHANI~L HAW'tHO~N~
YOU A~~ A GIF't F~OM GOO ANO W~
M~ SO P~OUO OF YOUt

Love.
MOM. 0Ao. ANO

The world's greatest smile was there
from th art.
Mom and llid

I am 'II verq pr11uJ
11f 1/IIU.

l/11ve 1/IIU.
Orannq

FaMily

�niCHOLAS LEWIS

Adrien Dudley

Co n TinUE TO ASPIRE TO BE
TH E BEST YOU CAn BE . You
A RE A WOnDERFUL YOUnG
mAn.
WITH mUCH LOVE,

mom

amantha CSam) Loew'i

r

)A Y\IKO VERNER
0 GRATULATJO S YOU HAVE
ACCO ,V\Pl:IS HED ET 0 LY
THE BEGI
I C_E XODUS 20;12
HO OR YOuK FATHE A D
YO UR .\-\OTHER, THAT YO UR
DA YS V\A Y BE LO G UPO THE
LA D WHICH THE LORD YOU R
GOD IS GIVI G YOU.
,V\0 V\ &amp; DAD

ave made me o pr u of
yo . I have enjoyed watching u
row up. You've become a nlc
nd caring young lady. You wll
d well I know you will. So I s
to ou Dawn keep your head p,
ch what you do. Take c re
Love,

�Jar~d bowd~rmilk

Paige Ro1ner
Quot!l frOD;H~~~
Pwgic C ulc i!..: Your imaginal iv1 '&gt;li15C vi hulllvr. uni.J
in I elllgcncc Ul c IlK ()/llfWI aulc
Pro111 llli'&gt;l/Jicvvus ankles I v
sn 1a&lt;,llcd I ingcrs. L/Vlf alwul/S
n 1anagc I v n 1ukc li fc u li life
nw1 c inlcrc•;llllg. Keep dane
ing I hrvugh li I c. und dvn'l
n c1· gel !..CI'iVl/5.
LV\l
N01n &amp; Dad

Joshua N. Russell
Cife has gtl'l:n you no short cuts to
domg a good job, but we alwa s lmew
you would some. Keep putting on the
whole armor of @od to stand against
adwrstty. You arc truly a blessing and
gift from @od, so walk tall with your
Ocad held btgb!

«&lt;€CC 00 € OOR so. ,

CO'V€ riC«&lt;NYS
# 1- CO'V€ Mom) and @-MH!

SJR(U..tG 11mOUCill
UfL MAY YOOil
J()tJI:NEY IE FRurmJL
ADVDm.JaOUS..
loVE YOO,

MoM

3
old,
--If you kill
m!lthtng you
heV!l to !let tL.
Wtth fn~."
~V!l,

Cf&gt;ad

�1\not CUl ea-~ leave wi 11 a b
The LIFE we
lived and t e memories

we made will always
move

e space
prepare or t e next

. Thr ugh
hard-J
wins, danctng pi a ,
chora a angements, enf i
----ates, and crazy spirit wee.-;-~ e
t ok ~IS s
d uncovered
UE.

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Paige Buchanan-Hall
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Margaret Burkhardt
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Sharnell Buskey·Williams
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Derrick Campbell Tribble
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Dan1elle Cardenas
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Ashane Carey
Christopher Carpenter
Ron Carr
Mitchell Carson
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Claudia Cervantes
Fernando Cervantes
Josheline Cervantes
Maria Chamberlam
Aaron Charney
Zaidy Charron
Adriana Chavez
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Benjam1n Clemens
Maxwell Clement
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Jennifer Clinton
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Domin1que Combs
Leah Compos
James Cooper
Yushia Cooper
Genev1eve Crawford
Melissa Crowe
Kenneth Crowley
Eleanor Cru1se
Anthony Cummings
Amelia Cunningham
Conor CurtiS
Lexus Damian
Emma Dargen
Akeywa Davidson
Jose Dav1la
James Davis
Jeremy Dav1s
Meggan Davis
Troi Davis
Juan DelaRosa
Ernesto Delgado
Dommie DeiHierro
Trice Dennis
Angelina Denson
James Dever
Samantha Dexter
Adrian Diaw
Mon1ca D1az
Melissa Dixon
Andrea Doak
Priscila Dom1nguez
Kelcee Doyle
Sammantha Drake
Tanner Drake
Madison Duke
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Jasper Edwards
Treamon Edwards
Peter Eibsen
Weston Ellis
David Engel
Jade Erisman

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Angelo Escorza
Arturo Escorza
Samantha Eshelman
Carlos Estrada
Bnana Exum
Georj1na Fernandez·Betance
Sam Fields
Maxwell Fine
Trevon Finn1e
Sierra Fischer
Cole Fleming
Eduardo Flores-Herrera
Jilverto Flores-Herrera
Nik1ta Flowers
Aubre1gh Ford
Jamela Ford
E1hsh Forward
Samuel Foster
Dan1elle Fouther
Michael Fraire
James Frazar
Madel1ne Froyd
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Dan1el Fulton
Gabrielle Gaass
Stephaun Gaddis
Keegan Gallik
Eduardo Galvan
Andreina Garcia
Erick Garcia Anaya
Israel Garza
Jordan Gask1ns
Naytasha Gatewood-Price
Taylor Gaulden
Shea len Gavin
RICkeesha Gay
Breanna Gayman
Connor Gee
Olivia Georgia
Kevin Gibson
Brandon Gildon
Blake Goldstein
Danielle Gonzalez
JJuan Gonzalez
Samuel Gottsegen
Samantha Graham
Tachelle Grant
Tab1tha Graves
Chase Gray
Christopher Green
LaTyle Green
Sh'Rae Green
ZonChristian Green
Ashley Gnffin
Antonio Griffith
Aurelia Guerue
Jasmme Guillory
Tasha Gurule
Sydney Guthrie
Jessenia Gutierrez
Callan Hagman
Michale Hall
Phillip Hall
Joshua Hamlet
Jordan Hammar
lecia Haqq
Amanda Hargreaves
John Harhai
Ajohn Harper
Holly Harris
Jared Harris

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Demo Hasanovic
Emerson Hatton
Joshua Hayward
M1kaela Healiss
Allison He1mlich
Daniel Heinz
Nels Heinz
M1tchell Heinzeroth
Isaiah Hendrix
Janean Henley
Alexandra Hernandez
Cynthia Hernandez
Dayana Hernandez
Eddie Hernandez
Jack Hernandez
Sarah Hernandez
Susana Herrera-Madrigal
Tiffany Hines
Margaret Hogan
Justin Holden
Jeremy Holder
Natalie Holifield
Sh1rley Holland
Isaiah Holmes
Lavelle Holmes
Jerry Hopkins
Ann1e Horn
Dylan Horvath
Aaron Howard
Charlie Howard
De1dra Howard
Bria Hudson
Corbyn Hudson
Robert Hudson
Andrew Hull
William Hunnicutt
Dan us Hurd
Eric Ibarra
Bryce lgo
Jaqueila lson
Jernayiah lson
Taylor lvey
Fik1ri Jackson
Makayla Jackson
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Adrian Jacobo· leon
Dante James
Joe Jaster
Emily Jaynes
Ashalique Jefferson
Sean Jennis
Matthew Jesse man
Janay Johnson
Jeffery Johnson
Journi Johnson
Kheylen Johnson
Paige Johnson
QUishona Johnson
R1chard Johnson
Tyvonn Johnson
Shaquille Joiner
Immanuel Jones
Jonathan Judkins
Taylor Kany-Fiores
Darsean Kelley
Lindsey Ketterer
Atiya Khabir
Joseph Khan
Darren King
Madeleine Kornfeld
Ashton Kynard

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Jordan Lamport
Donald Landrum
Krystal Lane
Jordyn Lang
Alexandra LaPorta
Chiara Lawrence
N'Jah Lawson
Hannah Lazo
Nicholas Leavengood
Kiana Lee
Maresh1a Lee
Terrell Lee
Jackson Lee-Meyers
Kevin Ley
Kyja Liggins
Madelle Ulland
Jessica Lindimore
Ruby Linkhart
Hana L1vmgston
Harold London
Danny Long
Astin Lopez
Mallory Lopez
Sakile Lowman
Duncan Loza
Marquez Lucero
Rebecca Lucero
Andres Luna
Anthony Luna
Brandy Luna
Myles Mack-Lynch
Crystal Madrid-Gomez
Dennis Manguso
Donald Mares
Ki Marsh
Jade Marshall
Alec Martin
Cheyenne Mart1n
Andrea Martinez
Angel Martinez
Chnstian Martinez
Diana Mason
Emmanuel Mata
Reed Mathews
Phillip Matthews
Brandon Mattson
Joshua Mayes
Mariana Mayo
Jacob McClendon
Jason McCloskey
Joseph McDonnell
Rebecca Mcgehee
Parke McKinney
Abigale McLagan
Yancey McWilliams
Alexander Medina
Arturo Medrano
Karla Medrano
Lucy Megg1tt
Dusty Meinen-Taylor
Cipriano Melendez
Israel Mendoza
Mario Mendoza-Rodriguez
Joshua Merenstein
Saskia Mesmer
Jacqueline Miles
Jymmetta Miller
Madeline Miller
Margaret Miller
Michelle Miller

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Philip Milner
Rachel M1skowicz
Jordan Mitchell
Zoe Mod1ca
Zachary Moldenhauer
Marissa Montoya
Brendan Moon
Nicque Moore
Varuna Moore
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Leandra Mora
Roberto Mora
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Eleanor Moran
Anjelique Morine
Tashina Morsulus
Lauren Moseley
Davashunique Mosley
Domisha Mosley
Alex Munoz
Jonathan Munoz
Candace Murray
Asiya Mustefa
Cesar NaJera
Sierra Neal
Adam Nelson
lsa1ah Nelson
Jermal Newton
Josephina Nolasco
Spencer Nowell
Derek Nuanes
Dillon Nuanes
Luke Nuszer
Cassius Obmascik
Tess O'Bnen
Clark Olds
Nohely Olivas
Ka1la Olson
Alvaro Orellana
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Karina Ortiz
Meaghan Owens
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Hannah Pagliuca
Cinthia Palomino
Joshua Pappas
Athena Paxtonlyon
Bradley Pearlman
Joseph Pecher
Alama Pendleton
Dashawn Pendleton
M1guel Perez
Joshua Perry
Jaliah Peters
Kaitlin Phelan
Bayley Phillips
Genai Piedra
Autumn Pierce
Natalie Pierce
Ruby Pierce
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Mason Poli
Bailey Polonsky
Teria Ponds
Janet Porras
Andrew Post
Mary Potts
Austin Powell
Jordan Powers

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Mary Prevedel
Dejuan Proctor
Michael Prosser
TreVone Purifoy
Adnana Ram1rez
Alejandro Ram1rez·Ochoa
Nancy Rascon
Mark Rauls
Dylan Ray
Samantha Read
Aislinn Reardon
NyA1re Reaves
Alexandra Re1d
Meghan Re1mann
Alexander Reyes
Est1bali Reyes
Casey Rhme
Juliann Richardson
Meshach Ricketts
Kelvin RICo·Pineda
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Kory Roath
Kyle Roath
Caroline Roberts
Wh1tney Roberts
Nak1a Robinson
Fernando Robles
Crystal Rocha
Noel Rocha
Briana Rodarte
M1chael Rodgers
Rene Rodriguez
Samantha Romano
Jeffrey Roper
Margaret Roper
Annastasla Ross
Aaron Rowland
Bryce Rudmck
G1selle Rudnick
Ashley Russell
Cameron Russell
Cassidy Russell
QUinasia Russell
Kwane Ryan
Darren Saathoff
Eric Sakamaki
TaShma Salas
Steven Salazar
Anthony Santana Cuadrado
Samson Sapp
Simcha Sarett
Araceli Saucedo
Joseph Savone
Elizabeth Sawyer
Peyton Sch1ll
Andrew Schmidt
Hannah Schmidt
Kyle Schuster
Benjamin Schwartz
Matthew Scott
Max Segal
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Khalid Shareef
Eyob Sharew
Deshawn Shepherd
Liad Sherer
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Asya S1d1akova
Quade Siedell
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Gerald Simpson
Rhyan Stms
Jonathan Slavin
Jayson Slovick
Dana Smtth
MarcusTre Smtth
William Smith
Henry Solomon
Gabrielle Sorapuru
Madeline Spencer
Michael Sptessbach
Emma Spilsted
Montca Square
Joseph Stapleton
Cathy Starks
Davtd Starr
Jeremy Steffman
Devon Stetgerwalt
Samuel Stesney
David Storey
Rachel Stroud
Melvine Stuckey
Caleigh Sullivan
Andrew Swartz
Tyler Sylvain
Jaslyn Taylor
Lakota Thesz
Alex Thomas
Victoria Thomas
Robert Thomason
Cameron Thompson
Jalen Thompson
Kayla Thompson
Chelsea Thornton
Camren Thurman
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Seth Tolmich
Alexa Tomas
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Randy Torres
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Mtkealia Trujillo
Emily Tucker
Jesse Tucker
Kimberly Turner
Rodenck Turner
Sophie Turner
Suzette Turner
Christian Turnock
Mauro Valadez
ElleValdez
Breanda Valenzuela
Luis Valenzuela
Kyandra Vann
Elizario Yaros
Chloe Vasilakis
Callie Vaught
Karen Vazquez
Christopher Verbeck
Valeria Vergara
Marcella Viart
Brittany Vigil
Pierce Vilkus
Cristtan Villagomez
Alexandra Viski-Hanka
Julia Vrooman
Lesley Wagner
Magdalen Wagner
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Samuel Wahlgren

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Darrell Walker
Jan a Walker
Ashton Walker-Curl
Desiree Wallace
Jamie Walson
Anne Want
Ohshae Warren
Lauren Weber
Nina Webster
Etienne Weaks
Madeleine Wegmann
AziaWelch
Dylan Wells
Talan Whitaker
MaryJo Whitney
Daniel Wiener
Aaron Wiggins
Chaise Williams
Conrad Williams
Madison Williams
Shawn tell Williams-Dixon
Stephvon Williams
Travis Williams
Aspen Wilson
Jaque Wilson-Davis
EmiliaWint
Sage Wise·Carpenter
Richard Witherspoon
Austion Woolfolk
Mariah Woolfolk
Whitney Woolfolk

Jullanna Zellner

����The varsity football team started the
season off on a bad foot with a loss to
Longmont, 13 42. "Longmont was a tough
loss w th it being our first game and all,
but it JUSt made us work harder; said 1umor
Lexington Smith. ihe Angels d d just that.
By the ne t game they were back in the
swing of th·ngs and were fly1ng h1gh. They
had back to bac w1rs, one aga1nst West
IT'inster, 40-6, and a blow-out win aga nst
Aurora Central, 4/-0 "Great games don't
happen Without wi I power, motivation,
and teamwor ; sa d senior DaVaughn
fhornton.
The Angels stumbled agam when they
lost to Gateway, 20-28, but they came back
fighting hard. With their confidence back
up they had back-to- back shut-out w·ns
aga·nst George Wash ngton, 42-0, and
Rangev1ew 23-0. "Before a game I always
think about throwing the prefect touchdown pass: said start1ng quarterback Skyler
Shearer. The Angels continued to fight hard
but fel short when they played Montbello,
32-34. They qJickly got back on their "A"

game and had a superb game aga nst Hif'kley,44 22 "We prepared hard th1s season
and wed d pretty good; sa1d senior Hamza
Shareef.
• Hanifah Turner
(Photos by Peter Hartman and Canyon Beak)

Air born. Jumping for the ball to cause a interception, senior Jeff Hampton gets the ball in the Westm1nster game.

Admed Hakeem, 12.
East vs. Aurora Central

Kika Grimes,1 0.
East vs. Westmmster

Jodeci Slaughter. 11.
East vs. Aurora Central

DaVughn Thorton. 12.
East vs. Westminster

�"I've been playmg soccer
since I was four and the
kicks are pretty much the
same. So be1ng a good
kicker JUSt came natural to

me
- Zack Grossnickle, 12.

•The loud cheers from the
crowd . and all of the pnde
that I feel after the game
are the two things that
make me love th1s game.
There is no better feeling
than lookmg into those
stands and watching all of
the people scream ~
- Jeffrey Hampton. 12.
Catch me if you can. At the homecoming game against
Aurora Central. sen1or Zack Grossnickle runs the ball
towards the end zone

Touchdown! Flymg 1nto the end zone, freshmen Isaiah
Hendrix glides past everyone with ease in the game
against Westminster.

II
This game required
a lot of heart, and if
you do not have 1t,
you lose the game. I
don't know what else
to say here, I have
used all of my good
material, so um. Yea
being captain was
great.

• Every single second on
that field is imperative.
A second wasted is an
opportun1ty lost, which is
why every single second
I keep my head in the
game."
- Quentin Hildreth, 12.

11

Matt Jud1sh, 12.
Jeff Hampton, 12.
East vs. Westm1nster

TreVon Purifoy, 9.
East vs. GW

Quentin Hildreth, 12.
East vs. GW

2008 VARSITY FOOTBALL
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'3 42

9/6

WeHm1nster

40 6

9/12

Au•ora Central

47 0

9/20

(,a•eway

20-28

9/21

GW

42 0

10/4

Rangev1ew

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4 4 22

10/18

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10/24

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�The JV and C boys football teams had
tough but rewarding seasons. fhe JV team
struggled through their first games, loosing
to Longmont, 0-35, and also to Gateway,

12-30. Fullback freshman Brandor Gildon
sa1d, "Defensive talking and communicdtion
improved Immensely in our ater games"
Th1s improvement showed 1n the1r vic
tory over Westminster, 18 6. Desp1te many
losses, the JV team felt the season built
the r mental and phys cal toughness.
The C team suffered a close loss to GW,

9-12. They were the only team to defeat
Gateway, 32-7. Freshman Dalton Bemdge
commented, "Our de~"ense real y stepped
up the aggression a'ld won the game
for the team~ Coach Myers put intense
pressure on the offense to dommate the
scoreboard. Both teams' signature cheer led
them through the season: "Break it down'"
• Helen Gaffigan
Photos by Peter Hartrranl

Airborn . Returning a punt, freshman Donald Landrum
hugs the ball to his chest before sprinting toward the
Gateway defense.

Touch the sky. Fight.ng for possesston, freshman Justin
Holden goes airborne for a pass in a close game against
GW

"The team's best qualities
are our energy and intensity. Throughout the season
we always felt supported
by one another."
-Kevin Cancel, 9.

Juaquin Bonner, 9.
East vs. GW

II
"Our defense was much
stronger thts year thanks
to Jalen Thompson, who
had at least one interception every game, allowing
us to maintain possession
during games."
-Brandon Gildon, 10.

Tackles,
footwork, and
passing were
key aspects
of the strong
season. "
-Luke Nuszer, 9.

Front: Donald Landrum, Joseph Banks, Zdch Madden hover. Aaron W•gg•ns. Juaqu•n Bonner, Dom•n•c Bejarano, Nolan
Lassiter, Alex Medma and Ronald Hocks. Se&lt;ond row: Coach Bnt, Drew Behnke, Jaylen Noble. Steven Salazar. Khahd
S.haret{ Jesse Tucker, Juan Gonzalez, Darien Griego, Kevin Cancel and Marcu~ Gordon. Back row; Fabian R1ffels•eper. Joe
Jaster. Andrew Schm1dt. Jordan Powers, Just1n Holden, Peter Eibsen. Jesse Thomas. Evan Bledsoe and Talan Wh1taker

�"Our 'Special Teams' were
Important to each player
because that was when we
really worked on our kicks
and punts."
·Richard Hocks, 10.

"Our biggest hope was
to continue to grow as a
team and w1n a championship before we graduate.·
· Evan Bledsoe, 10.

Holding tight. Go1ng head to head, freshman Joshua
Hayward pushes away from an aggress1ve defender and
turns down field for a big gain.

Going toe to toe. Breaking away from two tacklers,
sophomore Richard Hicks secures possesion of the ball
during a game against Gateway.

Cutting wide. After recieving a long pass, freshmen Aaron Wiggens races down the field.
dodging the gateway defens1ve line, in hopes of a first down.

Breaking tackles. Trying to get a first down, sophomore Ronald Hicks struggles through
a tough tackle 1n a game against Gateway.

�·we had a great season ard I loved
watchrng the younger players and older
players cofT'e together as one team." said
senior Ca Ire Raynor The vars1ty softba I
team had a rough start to the season
after losses against both Reg s, 1-8, and Ft
Luptor, 7-17. However the team managed
to pull together to defeat Gateway. 8 1.
Then they JOurneyed to a tournar1ent n
Lou sv.lle where they won two out of the
four qames played, losing to Arvada and
Monarch, and beating OverlandA-2. and
Arvada, 8 6.
Recovenng after some hard losses, the
team domi'lated over rivals GW, 20-3, and
Kennedy, 5 1. The team finrshed 6-1 overall
in the OPS district, a very exciting accom
plishment. They ventured to the playoffs
where they were seeded 18th They ended
the season with a record of 10-10. -I felt
trat we had a very satisfying year, fin1shmg
6 in 1 in our league was a good achievement and starting five freshmen was
difficult but we got better as the season
progressed and became a team,· stated
Coach Howard Karsr The progress made
by the team t'"lroughout the sea sol" created
a solid foundation for next year.
• Rachel Mangione
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Swing for the fences. Taking a btg cut at a ball, freshman
Gabby Gaass hits a shot to right field in a game against TJ.

Stacey Tabb, 10.
East vs. GW

Autumn Pierce, 9.
East vs. TJ

Julia Vrooman, 9.
East vs. TJ

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Cailee Ferguson, 12.
East vs. South

�"My favonte part about
softball is the sexy uni·
forms we get to wear!"
- Cailee Ferguson, 12.

"This was a great final
season to have. All the
girls were great and were·
ally came together as the
season progressed."
- Blake Dowling, 12.

Getting low. Protecting home plate, sophomore Stacey
Tabb sets up for a pitch in a game againstTJ.

Swing! Stepping into bat, senior Cailee Ferguson hits the
ball into center field in a game aga1nst TJ .

II

I have been
playing softball forever. I
love the com petitive aspect
of the sport.

"Softball is a sport that re·
quires precision and skill,
but it is also a great way to
meet new people.•
- Kathleen Gegner, 11.

II
- Stacey Tabb. 10.

Blake Dowling, 12.
East vs. GW

Adele Vroomen, 10.

I 2008 VARSITY SOFTBALL
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Front row: Julia Vrooman, Adele Vrooman, Sammantha Drake and Gabby Gaass. Second row : StaceyTabb, Kathleen
Gegner, Ariel Canada, Blake Dowling and Hannah Untiedt. Back row : Coach Karsh, Cailee Ferguson, Autumn Pierce,
Rachel Miskowicz and Coach Barnes.

Palmer

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�Tre JV dnd C tedm combined this year
due to d ldck of pldyers. However, tre team
Stdrted strong w1th a victory against Westminster, 11 7. ·Beat ng Westminster was
really sat1sfymg because ti-Jey are a tough
team. It wds dn e citing way to start the
sedson; Sdid sophomore Hanrah Nathanson. When the tedm also beat Kernedy,
18-6, the dck of players proved not to be a

setback.
When they lost to rival TJ, 24-6, the
team didn t become discouraged. "I t was
a tough game and TJ played really well.
But we didn't let the defeat bring us down.
It just encouraged us to work harder; said
sophomore Hannah Reger. In a close game
against GW, the team came back strong
With a 14-13 victory. n the game against
West, ar eight-rur inning stole the g rls he
game, 15-1 4. Over a I, the JV team worked
together and had a surroccful season.
• ,a rah Carlson
(Photos by Julia Faliano)

You're out. In the high scoring game against GW. freshman
Janet Porras closes in on the runner, tagging her out 1n
between first and second base.

Stealing the base. Watching the pitch, sophomore Jessica
Val eta makes takes off. hop1ng to steal a base in the game
against Westminster.

Mikayla Irvin, 10.
Eastvs. GW

A swing and a miss. After a strike by GW, freshman Olivia
Georgia tosses the ball back to the pitcher.

•I like softball because it
is a game of short sprints
rather than endurance
runnmg :'
- Melinda Ruiz, 10.

Peggy K1mble, 10.
East vs. Kennedy

II

•I like away games; we get
the opportun1ty to play
on other fields and meet
other players:'
-Jessica Va leta, 10.

The best part
about softball
is the competition because
it makes the
game so much
more exciting.

11

- Hannah Nathanson

Front row· Janet Porras, Mel1nda Ruiz. Kimberly Ruiz and Hannah Reger. Second row: Jessica
Valeta, Stevie Brandl, Peggy Kimble, Hannah Nathanson and Lauren Arline. Back row; Taylar
Green, Rachel Miskowicz. Olivia Georgia, Janet Porras, Autumn P1erce and Camille Farris.

�"My favorite part about
softball is batting because
it requires a lot of skill and
technique."
- Taylar Green, 10.

"Our team was really
successful this season. We
worked hard and had a lot
of fun ."
- Lauren Arline, 10.

Perfect cut. Keepmg her eye on the ball, sophomore Taylar
Green steps Into a swmg, hitting a right field fly ball. and
brings the third base runner in for a point.

Peggy Kimble, 10.
East vs. Kennedy

Beating the tag. Slidmg under the Westminster pitcher.
sophomore Jess ca Valeta beats the catcher to the plate
after a wild pitch.

Get low. Bending her knees, sophomore Jessica Valeta
goes after the ball in the game against Westminster.
=~~-...

Wind it up. Stepping into a pitch, sophomore Mikayla Irvin strikes out a Kennedy batter
and finishes the inning, gaining another East victory.

There's no place like home. Sliding into home plate, sophomore Lauren Arline beats the
tag and scores a run in a home game against GW.

�Uph1l, downhill, through pain and
triumphs, the Cross Country team came
out on top. "With many new great freshmen and returning members, this was the
b1ggest team we've ever had," said Coach
Kohuth The team kicked off the season
with the Thompson Valley tournament,
where the boys fin shed fifth and the girls
finished fourth "Running is rea'ly fun, and
it's a great way to meet new people," sa1d
freshman Rachel Stroud. who IS ranked
fourth at East.
Both the boys and g rls teams rema1ned
triumphant, runnmg the Pat Patten Invitational on August 29th, where the girls
came in 1Oth, and the boys came in 12th.
"Running 1s one of the most painful things
I do, but in the end it all becomes worth it,"
said sophomore Lillian Toaspern. The main
focus for both teams was qualify1ng for the
City and State Meet on October 7th and
25th. The team felt confident with sen1or
Kalen Acquisto leading them as team captain. "The team has been doing really we'l
this year They've gotten better everyday,
and we're getting closer to qualifying the
whole team for the State Meet," said Coach
Kohuth
• Hanifah Turner &amp; Laura Martinez
(Photos by Kelli Uhlberg)

Strong f inish! Taking long strides, junior Mason Poling
runs towards the finish in the City Park Invitational.

Madison Williams, 9.
City Park Invitational

Ryan Dunn, 10.
Lobocat Invitational

Morgan Smith, 10.
East Invitationa l

Maxwell Fine, 9.
City Park Invitational

�"I run to keep in shape
and to build up my endur·
ance. I love the feeling of
accomplishment once I
fimsh."
-Shawn Wall, 10.

"I've enjoyed being a
part of this team that has
grown and improved SO
much since my freshman
year. I'm lucky to still be on
1t as captain and I look forward to seeing th1s young
team continue to grow.·
-Kalen Acquisto, 12.
Running with the pack. Keeping a steady pace, sopho·
more Marchel Holl runs wrth all his energy to keep
ahead of h1s opponents in the East Invitational.

In the lead! Closing m on the finish line, freshman Chiara
Lawrence spnnts the last leg of the race to help her team
f1n1sh 1Oth overall in the Pat Patten Invitational.

II

I love the
adrenaline
rush I receive
from running.
It really is the
ultimate high.

"My motto is: 'Run fast and
don't get last!'·
-Jonathan Tapper, 10.

- Elizabeth Johnson, 12.

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Hannah O'Neill, 11.

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on
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Rachel Stroud, 9.
Pat Patten Invitational

I 2008 CROSS COUNTRY
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8/29
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9/13
9/20
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BOY

7th-12th
Thompson Valley 4tl-'-5th
1 st-3rd
DPS Two Mile
2nd-3rd
Harr1er Cup
5th lOth
East 'nv te
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1st 31st
Pat Patten

CHAMPIONSHIPS

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10/25 State
Champiol"lshrp
L11 e Toasperr

32nd

�The varsity boys soccer team had a great
regular season With a record of 15-2 The
team was able to capture the DPL city title
going undefeated 1n DPS play. The teams'
persistent dom na1ce was displayed 1n
their secord win of the season aga nst
Kent Derver, 6· 2. They then faced a tough
loss to MLrlle'l, 1 2, but bounced back with
wins aga1nst .mleton, 3-2, Doug as County,
8-0, Greely Central, 3-0, Monbe lo, 9-2, and
more. "The game against Lincoln tur'led
out to be a nveting match," said senior
capta n A.ex Farwel, "we got an early goal
and stayed strong and jun or lach Bolden
secured the v.ctory wth a goal in the 78th
m1nute."They then lost to P;ne Creek, 1-2.
·~he Pine Creel&lt; game was a devastating

loss; we played hard, yet we were unable
to get the cal's we would have liked. The
ref awarded Pine Creek a penalty kick in the
65th m1nute, g1ving them the game," said
senior captai'l Grant S1mon.
The tearr went into the playoffs on a
w1nnmg note, beating Sand Creek, 9-1, Liberty, 3-1, Rargeview, (ranked 12th national y) 2-Q, and Bear Creek, 4-0. The Ange s
clairred a thr"lling double-overtime victory
over Regis, 1-0. for the State Championship.
· Jamie Urbana
(Photos by Peter Hartman)

Boomer! Punting the ball, senior Grant Simon sends the
ball down field during a match against North.

104VARSifYBOYSSOCCER

Alex Hall, 12.
East vs Montbello

Zachary Bolden, 11.
East vs Montbello

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Adi Apodaca, 11 .
East vs Montbello

Will Toaspern, 11 .
East vs Montbello

�"Dude, I just really love
soccer.·
- Alex Farwell, 12.

"The best part about this
season was winning State
and smashing teams. East
Soccer 'OS: LEGENDARY. •
- Grant Simon, 12.

Mad Hops. Rismg above his opponent, sen1or Alex Far
well sends his teammate w1th a leadmg pass m the game
agamst Lmcoln.

Header. Receiving the ballm the air senior Sharod Dad·
gar and junior Adam Schrieber keep the opponent from
taking control in the game against Rangeview.

II

My favorite
part of the
season was the
headers; I like
headers. 11

"This season changed my
life forever. The intensity
of each and every practice
and game was
mind-blowing. I don·t even
know how to express my
feelings.•
- Adam Schreiber, 11 .

- Alex Hoskin. 12.

2008 VARSITY SOCCER
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Front row: Andy Gray, Mikey Klein , Jon Marc Marlatt, Logan Konkol and Ben no Sorensen. Second row: Sharod Dadgar,
Zachary Bolden, Alex Hall, Grant Simon, Alex Farwell, John Henderson and Luke Arlow. Back row: Will Toaspern, Will
Connolly, Adam Schreiber, Coach Roberts, Coach McCann, Coach Hinz, Adi Apodaca, Joe Scalise and Zach Grossnickle.

105VARSITYBOYS SOCCER

�Tre JV boys team started off strorq with
a 2 0 wi'1 agairst Lew1s Palmer. Juniof Wylie
Ung said, RThe tough w1r against ~ew s
Palmer really helped boost our morae and
set us up to have a good season" The tea'll
went on to beat Mulle'1 1n a 1-0 victory.
At the end of the season JV won agairst
Thomas Jefferson 10-0. Fol owo ng tre v1c
tory, they beat Greely Central, 6-1.
If'\ the C team's f1rst game, they ted w1th
lkley High School. Sophmore Leo Cabrera
said,· fhe most exc t ng part of that game
was when someone scored from the midfield line. I have never seen something I ke
that happen 1n a garY'e." fhe C team won
their next game,3-2, agairst Grandview.
F-resrfTlan M1tch 1-'e'nzeroth sa1d, "Grandv~ew s always tough compet·t on but we

were strong th1s year." To e'1d the season
on a qood note they won, 3-2, in a game
against Br ghton High School.
·Lillie Larson and Ha ey Jenkins
P"lo o~ by '-ilddd

HdrTt

Break away. After traping the ball, JUnior captain Wylie
Urig explodes w1th speed in a break away, and heads for
the open goal.

Free kick. Stepping 1n w1th a long stride, sophomore
Alexandre Perez loo~ for an op n pass In a free kiCk In a
game against Grandv1ew.

Jordan Lamport, 9.
East vs. Thomas Jefferson

Double team. Challenging two opponents, sophomore
Sina Kholghy shows of his fancy footwork.

"Playing forward is the
best because when you
score the feeling is un·
beatable."
·Joe Chapman, 10.

M1tch Heinze roth, 9.
East vs. Mullen

II

'Being a sophmore on the
C team has given me the
chance to lead and to help
the new freshmen find
the1r way to success on the
soccer field."
-Nathan Reynolds, 10.

I've played
soccer for
three years at
East and it has
been the best
experience of
my high school
career.
- Adam Estacio,11.

II

JV Teom. Front row Bas~an Rut~r. Brady And rson. M1les MdtKerllle, Chris Co~nter, COdch Mdrkson, COdch Ellis.
Logan Hanson, Mdn Graber, Coulter Freyre and Noah Morse. Back row Chros Herrmann, Wylie Ur~g. Otllon Nuanes,
Ryan Cossoff Sam Fl Ids. •&lt;k Leavengood. bpoire Bahatl and Dylan Saunders.

�*I love play1ng soccer
because it g1ves me the
ability to run as fast as I
want whiCh makes me feel
like a soaring eagle."
-Alex Wathen, 1 1

*Soccer 1s great because
it's so universal, the whole
world plays 1t.lt gives me
a connection to many
diverse groups of people."
-Grant Beczkalo, 11

Fancy Footwork. Show1ng off h1s speed and composure,
jun1or Peter Hamb1dge uses his fancy skills to move the

Light on your feet. After receiving the ball, jun1or Bastian
Ruther takes an easy trap to dribble toward the goal to

ball down the field.

beat TJ, 4·3.

Dylan Saunders, 10.
East vs. Mullen

�The varsity volleyball team began the
season with close losses against Boulder,

2-3, Pamona, 1-3, Grandview, 0-2, and
Littleton, 1 2. Head Coach Simington said,
"These losses pushed our team to work
harder, learn about each other and w1n
future games."The next games against
Eaton H1gh School (25 17, 25 11, 25 22) was
a successful 3-0 win for the team. East fin
ished the outer league games with a record
of two wins and seven losses.
Following the tough start of the season,
the team blew out ~inco1n, 3-0, (25-9, 25-

11, 25-15). Senior Stephanie Pollard said,
"Beginning the Denver Public League gave
us confidence to improve our record. Both
our defense and offense were recognizab1y
better."With an undefeated record 1n the
DPS league, East finished out strong. Senior
Alyssa Mi ner sa1d, "After winnmg the DPS
league, it boosted our confidence for our
last two games and districts." East fin1shed
the season with their two hardest games
against Monarch (25-23, 19-25, 27-25, 23-

25, 26-24) and Air Academy (18-25, 25-23,
25-21, 23-25, 27-25). The successful fin1sh to
the season gave East confidence and heart
into the district p1ay.
·Troy Wiese
(Photos by Peter Hartman and Julia Faliano)

Block party! Denying the spike, junior Hali Groninger and
sen1or NICola Zaragoza earn a point against Monarch.

Hannah Schmidt, 9.
East vs. TJ

Stephanie Pollard, 12, Kat1e
Wiese, 10. East vs. Littleton

Ellie Schmidt, 11 .
East vs. Monarch

Shunara Maxey, 12.
East vs. Arapahoe

�• Bemg a part of th is
exceptional team was such
a wonderful expenence.
It was definitely the icmg
on top of the cake. We all
grew so much, individu
ally and as a team . I could
never be more proud of all
of our hard work."
- Domimque Dav1s, 12.

" This was the best team
that I have ever been on.
I am so glad that I was
able to play with such a
talented group of girls.·
- Alyssa Milner, 12.

Serving it up. Acing the ball, senior Alyssa Milner earns a
pomt to gam the lead aga•nst tough competition, Grand
Junction Central.

Bump it. After a hard spike from Grand Junction Central,
jumorVeroniCa Roybal saves the ball and bumps it to a
team mate.

II

Being new
this year, the
team was great
to me. It was
an amazing
experience.

"This year, our team's athletic talent and hard work
allowed us to achieve
unthinkable goals.•
• Katie Wiese, 10.

II
• Hali Gromnger, 11 .

Nicola Zaragoza. 12.
East vs. Monarch

Dommique Davis. 12.
East vs. Lincoln

Sadie Fulton. 11.
East vs. Littleton

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Front row: Stephanie Pollard, Veronica Roybal and Shunara Maxey. Second Row: Sadie Fulton. Mercedes Adams, Hali
Groninger, Alyssa Milner and Nicola Zaragoza. Back Row: Kristy Atufunwa, Hannah Schmidt. Donna Simington, Morgan
Arline, Dominique Davis and Katie Wiese.

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109VARSI1YVOUEYBALL

�The JV ard C teams had very success
fu and rewarding seasons. The JV team
started the season with v1ctones over
Boulder, 26 16 and 25-8, and Columbme,
25 10 and 25 20. Sophomore Alex Pasr
said. "I love how much our team bonded
early in the season. We are excited to keep
up the wins." After play•ng the DPS schools
1t was easy to see how much the team had
improved because of their strong wi I to
win. The team finished off the season with
a winning record and good preparation for
the next level of play
The C team began the season with
tough losses against Boulder, 24-26 and 1925, and Columbine, 28-30 and 24 26. Coach
Hernandez said, ·we schedu ed harder
games so that our teams could improve:·
The C team made great strides throughout
the season and finished feeling like they
had become better playerc
· Dawn Hamilton
Photos by Peter Hartman)

Dig it! Diving for the ball, sophomore Alex Pash makes
an effort to save a crutial point for her team against
Montbello.

You got served. Tossing the ball up 1n a challenging
game against Pamona, sophomore Jackie Langdon
makes an ace, finishing a game in a win.

"I enjoyed getting better
at hitting and making
good plays to win.·
-Paige Sparks, 10.

Madison McHenry, 10.
East vs. Kennedy

II

·our team is filled with sisterly love and we worked
together to achieve all of
our goals."
-Jackie Langdon, 10.

Volleyball is
more fun than
going home
because I get
to hang out
with a lot of
my friends.
-Maggie Linton,11.

II

Sunny Lunka, 10.
East vs. TJ

Huddle Up. Gathering around Coach Anderson, the C
team strategizes against Pamona.

�"The season was different
from last year because of
the diverse skill group on
our team .·
-Sunny Lunka, 10.

·our team started off the
year not knowing each
other but as we kept
playing we became great
fnends and learned a lot ~
- Madison McHenry, 10.

Stretching save. Jumping h1gh into the air, jun1or Magg•e
Linton !retches long to spike the ball and get a point in a
match agamst South.

Elizabeth Jaster, 11.
East vs. Mont bello

Block it off. Denying a Kennedy return, sophomore Kristy
Atufunwa blocks the ball down, making 111m possible to
save, and puttmg her team ahead.

Block it off. Reaching above the net, sophomore Sunny
Lunka and iunior Magg•e Linton block a Kennedy return.

JV Team. Front row: Elizabeth Jaster, Sunny Lunka and Alex Pas h. Back row: Kristy Atu·
funwa. Ellie Schmidt, Coach Miller, Alex Reid and Maggie Linton.

Flying high. Jumping mto the a1r, junior Ellie Schmitt spikes the ball hard over the net to

score a po1nt againstTJ.

�"This is pretty much the best team eve•;
hardworking, good attitudes, I couldn't ask
for more," said Coach Andersor. The freshmen
A and B val eyball teams had an amazmg
season and overcame many obstacles. Aft r
losi ng their first match against Cherokee
Trail, 25-27, the A team made a comeback
by wmnmg the ne t two matches. Freshman
Hana LIVInqston sa1d, "It's real y great being a
part of the volleybal team because we get a
chance to ma e fnends 1n all grades:
After wmning the r first and second matches against GW, 2-1, the freshman volleyball
team played like veterans. "It's been rea ly fun,
we have a great team, and we've won mmt
of our games,· said freshman Jazzmine Clifton.
They the B team started the season with a
victorious win agdinst Montbello 24-4. Fresh
man Peyton Schi I descnbed the tedms bond,
·we are really good friends, we love to hang
out together but whe11 its time to play we are
all ready to get down to business:
• Dawn Hamilton

Touch the sky. Jumping high for the ball, freshman
Peyton Sch1ll blocks the ball at the net in a game against
West.

Pass it . Sidestepping to get in position, freshman Journi
Johnson saves the ball in a game agamst Mont bello.

(Photos by Peter Hartman)

' Volleyball is a very
Intense sport, I love
everything about it. When
I'm Sitting on the bench
I'm wish1ng that I'm on the
court.•
- Peri Cri bo, 9

Journi Johnson, 9.
East vs. North

Alexandra Reid. 9.
East vs. North

Bump it. Setting her feet, freshman Peyton Sch1ll passes
the ball to her teammate 1n a game against South.

"I enjoy volleyball because
it's a very fast paced
sport and 1t takes a lot of
hardwork and dedication.
That is what makes a great
team."
- Journi Johnson, 9.

Front row: Hana Livingston and Mayra Ti to. Second row : Lesley Wagner, Lindsey Ketterer, Peyton Schill and Peri Ci rbo.
Back row; N'Jah Lawson, Abbie Wright, Zaidy Charron, Kelsi Arneta and Kat hryn Burris.

112FRESHMANVOLLEVBALL

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�The gyrnrast1cs team began t'1el' seasol"'
w:tt"&gt; a strong comb1ned team of varsity and JV
and exc. s.) ve pote'1t

Tt"&gt;e vars y tedm was

compnsed of soMe of the stronges• com pet•ors 1'1 the oty. Jun o Ad·le1"''1e urnc.o stated
T

th1rk there was a large range of ab 1ty th1s
yedr, and even though everyore t"&gt;ad •'1e1r flaws,
we worked together 1ke one b1g fam· y.· At the
start of the1r season. the g1rls came 1r first at
tre Co uMbrne meet with a combil"'ed score
o( 130.9 total. At another iMportant event, •1-)e
E.vergreen meet, the team ach eved an overall
sc.ore of 140 2
"Our u t1mate long-term goa was to qua 1fy
for state, our m1dtefm goal was to qualify for
the city meet, addressed Leonard '&lt;1rg the
g1r 's gymnastiCS coac'l Sophomore gyMnast
Jenae Wi 1ams sayc; that rer favorite aspect of
gymnastiCS was "beil"'g able to show off your
sk1 Is and see how other teams compete and
become a better gymnast~
Bend it . Showmg off her balance skills for the judges,
JUnior Audrey Hagman completes her balance beam
routine m the Lakewood meet.

Reach for the bars. While Jumpmg from the low bar
to h1gh bar. fre•.hman Meg han Reimann impresses the
judges in the Lakewood meet.

· lun House
(Photos by Hali Groninger)

"There's nothing better
than chalk on my hands
and the look of the judges
when I've done great.•
- Tamika lrvm, 12.

.

Hold i t . Concentratmg on performing a perfect
beam routine, junior Adrienne Turnock shows strength.

Delicate balance. Working
Meg han Reimann swings into another move during her
routme.

"Our team goal was to
help everyone ach1eve
the1r own Individual goals.
And to place 1st at the city
meet!•
- Tacna Hammons, 10.

Kaeyla Taylor, 10.
Lakewood meet.

Liuy Linsmayer, 11.
Lakewood meet.

Kaeyla Taylor, 10.
Lakewood meet.

Lizzy Linsmayer, 11.
Lakewood meet.

�• Even though we lost a lot of dominant
ser.1ors, our teaM played well togetrer
and we had a g~eat season: said
jun1or Joseph Lassen. After a
tough first loss against Kent, 0-7, tre
team was determmed to get back on track,
defeating No•th in a vital VICtory, 7-0. 1'1
the annL.al Western Slope lnv1tat1onal, they
placed fourtn out of a fie d of 18. "Grand
Junction was one of the most memorable
e periences of the season. We really came
together as d tedm,· sad senior captdln
Spencer Er ckson, "There were no ha1rcuts
and placing fourth was the best we've done
i'"l a long t1me~ The team returned, loos ng
to the Creek V2 team, 3-4 After defeating
Grdnd June non, S-2, they won the City t1tle,
domi'"lat1ng GW, 6 1.
The team then took tl")e trip to Boulder
to play 1n the Boulde• Invite. where they
fmished second. Their next challenge was
Reg1onals, where they dominated the
competition and placed first. The enti•e
team quali~ed for state, where they fin1shed
fif n. Sophorlore Jake Malmafl placed third
1n two singles. Due to tt1e1r hard work and

perseverance, the team had a fantast'c
fimsh to the 2008 season.
· Jamie Urbana &amp; Rachel Mangione
(Photos by Aaron Holland ·Pium &amp; Zoe Tweed )

Winding up! Looking for a baseline lob, senior Jam1e
Urbana hits the ball over to opposing GW player

Nathan Bartell, 10.
East vs. Air Academy

Kyle Schuster, 9.
East vs. Mont bello

TaylorWilliams, 10.
East vs. CA

Kevm Shroads, 12.
East vs. TJ

�"After four years of playong
varsoty tennos,l've learned
two things . One· It 's fun
to hot people. Two: don't
mess woth Thalhofer's
Mountain Dew.·
- Spencer Erickson, 12.

"My favorite part about
being a senoor on the team
IS not piCking up balls_
it's hitting balls at the
freshmen while they pick
'um up.·
-Jamoe Urbana. 12.
Get low! Hottlng a low volley, senior and team captaon,
Spencer Enckson works to finish off his GW opponent

Reach for the stars. Smacking a serve, senoor Barrett Hu bregsen hits the ball to hos opponent for one of hos eight

dunng the Coty Champoonship.

aces in a match against Kent.

II

Tennis is tight
because it
always starts
with love ...
Big man, big
thangs.
- Jay Westcott, 12.

Jay Westcott. 12.
East vs. Kent

Danny Wiener, 9.
East vs. Cherry Creek

II

"I like tennis because of
Ms. Topf and Ms. Spiz. Oh
yeah!"

- Barrett Hubregsen, 12.

Jake Malman, 10.
East vs. Grand Junction

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Front row: Coach Trapino, Jay Westcott, Jake Mal man, Kyle Schuster and Coach Topf. Second row: Spencer Erikson,
Jamoe Urbana, Joseph Lassen, Taylor Williams and Danny Wiener Back row: Kevin Shroads. Barrett Hubregsen, Nathan
Bartell and Coach Thalhoffer.

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�Start1ng the season off with two unfortunate losses against Kent a'1d Creek, the
V2 team came back with a 7-0 w n against
Montebel o. • Kent was a difficult game
to start the seaso'1 with but It helped
advance our playing sk1lls for our upcom1ng
matches; said sophomore Danny Prevedel.
Trey cart nued to improve, defeating JFK,
6-1, and L nco n, 5-2 "The season was a

d1fficult one but we always went out there
a'1d tried our best; commented freshman
Neil Roper.
The JV team also had a season of
mproveme'1t, overcorT'1ng the1r most cha'
lenging match against CAw th a v·ctory,
4-3. They didn't become discouraged w.th
two losses against Kent, 2 6, and CreeK,
0 8. Keeprng the1r heads h1gh, the team
stepped up to defeat Bear Creek, 6-2, and
South, 8 0. Jesp.te the losses they faced,
the JV team ended the season successfully.
• LaJren Woody
(Photos by Abbey Stevens &amp; Aaron Holland Plum)

Reach for it . Usmg a strong forehand in a match agamst
GW, senior Gav1n Jacobs hits the ball down the line for a
Win.

Air Born. After making contact w1th the ball, JUnior Jason
Laub sends a serve across the court to make an ace
agamst h s Montbello opponent.

"The matches are the best
part of playmg tennis be·
cause you gain experience
in competition.·
-Elliot Mamet. 10.

Matthew Swenson, 12.
East vs. North

Adam ldelberg, 10.
East vs. Montbello

Dan•el Prevedel, 10.
East vs. Lincoln

Philip Milner, 9.
Eastvs. GW

II

"I play tennis to get the
girls. It doesn't always
work, but the sport is fun
to play.•

·Adam ldelberg, 10.

I enjoy playing
tennis because
it is fun and it
is a way to get
involved.
·Erik Oullette, 10.

II

Front row: Coach Topf. Andy Post, Sam Foster, Marc AJ&lt;elrod, Max Bessesen and Coach Thalhoffer Second row: Matt
Pros~. Evan Meggitt, Jeff AS&lt;h~lnaSJ, Ned Roper, Conor Sedmak, Spencer Borlson, Esteban Pacheco. Brendan Moon,
Danoel ~aland Max Segal. Back row:-"'""' Laub, Paolo Coanclo, Gavin J.lcobs. Matth~ Swenson, Elloot Mamt!t and
Mochael Prosser

�"The best part about ten ·
n1s is when you work hard
to place a good shot and
you win the point.•
• Marc Axelrod, 10.

"Tennis is my favorite
sport because you can be
an individual player and
still be part of a team .•
· Max Twarogowsk1, 10.

Close save. Racing to the ball, sophomore Marc Axelrod
makes a valiant reach in order to save the point and send
the ball back over to his CA opponent.

Mason Poli, 9.
East vs. Cherry Creek

Tucker Robinson, 10.
East vs. Bear Creek

Easy does it . Calm and composed, freshman Michael
Prosser slices his second serve in a challengmg match
against Kent.

Samuel Foster, 9.
East vs. CA

Smooth strokes. Following through on an easy back hand, sen1or Paolo Ciancio returns

the erve 1n a doubles match against Lincoln.

Serving it up. In the match against GW, junior Eliot Nelson smacks a topspin serve over
the net, acing his opponent and contributmg to the City Championship wm .

�The varsity boys golf team had a strong
season and impressed the other teams
w1th their reputation. Seniors Chris Leavengood and Aaron Archuleta underscored
the competition shoot ng 70's and low 80's
at the first invitationa~. Junior Ned Imhoff
said "•'m glad that I got my game back, after
putting n all my practice this summer."
Imhoff's hard work pad off with a 74 at the
first tournament. Then coming off of a great
first tournament at Kennedy against North,
Chr s Leavengood shot an impressive two
under round at Welsh ire against West.
David Steninger said "My driver s
what k lied this year giving me the boost
I needed at the begmning of each ho1e.·
New to the varsity golf team, sophomore
Zach McCain shot even 80 rounds during
try outs, earning his new rank. McCain's
best tournament was the City Cup at Kennedy where he shot an 81. "It amazed me
now well the team did and it took extreme
mental concentration"Senior Aaron Archuleta tied for frst with a rock1ng 77. He said
"The competition kept me gomg for the
win and t pa1d off." East took the cup aga n
this year.
· Eric Carlson
(Photos by Peter Hartman)

Drive it. Hitting a drive, senior Chris Leavengood swings
through, watching his shot at the DCC.

David Steninger, 12.
Reg1onals

Ned Imhoff, 1 1.
Reg1onals

Chris Leaven good, 12.
Regionals

David Steninger, 12.
Reg1onals

�"When I play golf I feel
like I'm on another planet.
Thats how good I am.·
- Aaron Guereca, 12

· sometimes I think golf
is way too easy for me,
but the East team is good
practice for the tour.·
- Chris Leavengood, 12.

No divits. Keeping his head down, JUnior Ned Imhoff hits
a smooth shot w1th style, out of the shade at the big C1ty
Cup.

Look out. Watchmg h1s ball, sen1or Chns Leavengood
pops 1t h1gh out of the sand and into the hole at the City
Cup.

II

Gunga, Galun-

•1enjoy golf so much, it's
so calm mg. golf gives me
p1ece of mind."

ga ... Gunga.
II

- Ned Imhoff, 11 .

-Eric Carlson, 10

Aaron Guereca,12.
Regionals

David Stenmger, 12.
Regionals

Ned Imhoff, 11 .
Regionals

I 2008 VARSITY SPORT
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Front row: Sammy Legge, Joshua Pappas. Addison Squibs and Sam Bray. Second row: Aaron Guereca, Scott Heider,
Johnny Park, Greg Francis, Tyrel Richard. Wilson Scarbury and Austin Powell. Back row: Coach Shutts, Chris Leavengood,
Ned lm
Jonathan Cass, Connor Callahan, Zack McCain, David Sten1
and Coach John Leamon.

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�Th1s year was one of the most successful
seasors field hoc ey has ever had. beating
CA for t'le fim t1me 1n fast h1story. Before
the reqular season, East played i'l a tournaMent against t&lt;ent Denver, Cherry Creek,
and St. Mary's. The b1ggest morale boost
for our team was when we tied our long
time nvalc;, )mo y Hil, to opel"' the season.
The11 we we'lt on to wm four gaMes in a
row. It was a great way to start a strong
c;eason; sa1d JUnior Addle Goff. The tea'Tl
tre'l faced CA aga1n later 1n tt)e c;easoP ard
lost w1tr a fipal score of 0 2
Before eflter ng tl-)e pldyoffs Fast's team
was seated e1gnth and schedJied to play
agaiPst the n nth seed Palmer Ridge. Edst
woP1ts first playoff game 1-0, and entered
quarterfina c; agamst the number orte tearT'
Smoky H I . Fo• th1c; gome, the team traveled
to Stutler "Th s WdS tre most dat.Jrtmg yet
exh ldrat1ng garr~e of field hockey ever; sa1d
sophorr~ore Liuie ..arsort At the end of the

second half It wds t1ed 2-2 and the tea'Tls
were forced to play a ten m1nute overtime
n overtime Smoky H1 I went on to win in
a 3-2 victo•y. The overall season was very
e Citing for the team and they were proud
of their accompl shrY'ents in tl-)e end.
· 1-laley Jenkins
(Photos by Peter Hartman and Kelli Uhlberg)

Push it. Do~ng a push pass,Junior Haley Jenk1ns advances
up the field with support from senior Aly Bortle.

Riley McCarthy, 12.
East vs. CA

Alice Desmoulins, 11.
East vs. CA

Em1ly Carlson, 12
East vs. Poudre

Liuie Larson, 10.
East vs. Smoky Hill

�"The h1ghlight of playing
field hockey for East the
past four years were the
Jam sessions 1n the back of
the bus! "
- Lisa Engelken. 12.

"The field hockey season
was extraordinary everyone shined liked stars.·
- Kell i Uhlberg. 11 .

Pull back. Drawing a foul, JUnior Kelley McCarroii·Gilbert
pulls the ball back into the feet of her Golden opponent
and get s a penalty h1t.

Corner. Executing a perfect corner, senior Lisa Engelken
slaps the ball to the top of the mcle in a close game
aga inst Smoky Hill wh1ch ended in a tie of 1-1

II

This season
was great. All
of the bonding time really
allowed us to
work cohesively.

"Nah Nah nah, nah nah
nah nah, hey hey hey,
goodbye.•
- Emily Carlson. 12.

II
- Abbye Neel, 12.

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PLAYOFFS
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Front row: Skye Pawlik, Kendal Murray. Addie Goff, Lisa Engelken and Kelli Ughlberg. Second row : Aly Bortle, Kelley MeCarroll-Gilbert, Katherine Crew, Megan Bortle, Em1ly Carlson and Anna Regan . Back row: Coach Stephens, Abbye Neel,
Margaret Minnig, Alice Desmoulins, Rosa Perlman, Lizzie Larson, Riley McCarthy and Coach Slussler.

'irT&gt;oky Hill

• 0
2 3

�fhe C team's season started off with a
win against Fort Colli'ls, 1-0, and prepared
them for hard games to come. "Because
we practiCed so much, it was easy for us to
bond and win a lot of games." said freshman
Jana Walker. The team went on to beat Graland 1n a close game, 1 0. Although they
were up aga1nst their toughest competitors, they pu led through w1th ties against
both Kent and Cheyenne Mountain.
The JV team had a v1ctonous season as
well. The intensity varied from easy wins
such as Golden, 6-0, to heart-stopping t1es
against teams such as Cherry Creek, 1-1.
Despite tre variety of competit1on, JV
pu led through beating Kent, 1-0, and CA,
3 1. "The season was incredible: said coach
Annie Krueger The g1rls fin shed With the
same stamina and excitement earning a 4-0
victory against Eaglecrest.
· Vanessa Johnson and Sophie Pelz
(Photos by Kelli Uhlberg &amp; Abbey Stevens)

Slap shot. Concentrating on the ball, freshman Emily
Tucker takes a shot in a close game against Cheyenne
Mountain.

Getting low. Fighting for control, sophomore Taylor
Johnson steals the ball and passes it up field in a game
aga1nst Fort Collins.

Taylor Johnson, 10.
East vs. Kent

Run it! Playing on home turf, freshman Mary Prevedel
advances the ball in an easy win against Golden.

"The highlight of the
season was beating Kent.
It gave us the morale
we needed to finish the
season with power and
confidence.·
- Rachel Mangione, 10.

Madeline Froyd, 9.
East vs. Graland

~~~~~~~~,~~----~~·

II

"Being on the C team was
so much fun and it helped
me improve my sk1lls. Our
season was very successful
and I loved getting to
know the freshman.·
- Emma Thompson, 10.

The best part
is definitely the
games! They're
so intense and
they give me a
chance to see
how well my
skills have
improved.
- Maxwell Blair, 10.

II
JV Team. Front row: Kate Boyle. Mia Madnd. Amelia Cunnmgham, Maura McKay and Nora Bates. Second row: W1nona
~·ren , Ana Lu1za Samba1o, Gen Crawford. Mered•th Ouce, Cora Lemar. Lauren Woody and Lucy Megg•tt. Sac~ row
Sarah Naughton. Clalfe Jon6, Elhe Moran. Megan Ryan. Sophoe Pelz. Maxwell Blalf and Coach Kruegar

�"lve been amazed at how
well our team has worked
together Each game
seemes to bring us new
confindence and sktll,
leading us to our next
victory.•
- Clatre Jones, 11.

"The season was ridiculous. We as a team started
off rough working together. but With a couple
of practices we seemed to
mesh and just rocked our
games!"
- Maura McKay. 10.
Drive it down 1 Lungtng in for a powerful drive, sophomore Nora Bates clears the ball on a free hit through
Kent's defense.

Run with it! Dunng an intense game agatnst Golden.
sophomore Maura McKay takes adavntage of a break
away and dribbles the ball down the field.

�The Varsity Boys Basketball team began
the season with two oses against Fairview,

54-61, and Eaglecrest, 60-65. Junior Phil p
Watts sa d, "The tough loses at the beg n
nmg of the season gave us mot vation to
work and become a better basketball team.·
The team in fact became better and won
the next 14 of 16 games mclud ng tough
competition, Dorhety, 71-60, and Chatfield,

94-80. The team ended their out of league
play with a record of eleven wins and four
loses. The boys bega'l the DPS league with
easy wins against West, 99-38, and Kennedy, 97-34. East kept winning in the DPS
league and had a tough win against GW,

71-63. They finished their season with a
record of 18-4 and another Oty Champ1on
ship Coach Carey said, "Winning the City
Championship, gave our team confidence
,nto the playoffs.·
Go1ng into the playoffs the team was
eager to win a third SA State Championship and won their first two playoff games
against Cherokee Tra.l, 72-60, and Rampart,

66-44. Junior Alex Merrix said, "These first
two wins set the tone for the playoffs.·
However the next game ended the team's
season with a loss against Regis. 58-68.
• -r· •yWiese
(Photos by Cannon Boak)

like Mike! Jumping over a South opponent, senior Patrick Hilaire shoots the ball and scores two points.

124VARSITYBOYS BASKETBALL

Troy Wiese, 12.
East vs Durango.

Jace Davis, 12.
East vs Kennedy

Lexington Smith, 11.
East vs South

Alex Merrix, 1 1.
East vs Doherty

�•The only reason we win
games IS because of our
awesome tra iner Lisa.·
- Troy Wiese, 12.

"I'm a thug just tryin to
make it in basketball! ·
- Davaughn Thorton, 12.

Finger roll. Weaving through the lane, senior Jace Davis
scores two points against tough competition Thunder
Ridge.

Ball in! Shooting over a South opponent, senior Troy
Wiese scores a three point basket.

II

Coming to
the team as a
senior, I was
excited to win
games with
my new team mates.
11

"BALLS IN!"
- Quentin Hildreth, 12.

- Jace Davis, 12.
Quentin Hildreth, 12.
East vs TJ

DaVaughn Thorton, 12.
East vs South

Philip Watts, 1 1.
East vs West

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Ponderosa
Dohe•ty
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Valhalla HS
Reno HS
B1shop GorJTJa'l H'i
Chatf1eld
H1ghlands Ranch
Durango
Thunder R1dge
Ralston Valley
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54-61
60 65
B1 37
71 60
80-68
69- SG
65 63
59-64
94-80
72-54
69-27
66- so
50 58
99-38
97 34
73-4 7
71 -6 ~
95 87
7 5 65
82 74
66 54

PLAYOFFS
DaVaughn Thorton, Colin Eighmy, Philip Watts, Troy Wiese, Jace Davis, Alex Merrix, Quentin Hildreth, Hunter Wolfe I, Eliot
Zettas, Patrick Hiliare, Dei on Harding, Geoff Donahue and Jeff Hampton.

2/28
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1/7

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Reg 1s

72-60
66 44
68-58

12SVARSITYBOVS BASKETBALL

�The JV and C teams both began their
seasons w1th strortg victones. The JV team
p ayed raglecrest winn ng, 56-52, while the
C team had an easy w·n over ._egacy, 45-32.
The C team had continual success throughOJt t~e outter leagt..e season end1ng up
with ten wins and three losses. They fnIShed the1r season winn1ng games against
toJgh DPL tearY's such as Montbello, 52-48,
and TJ, 61-35. ·The key to our success was
that we had no main standout p1ayers, so
everybody contributed," commerted Coach
Carrol.
The JV team also had a successful season
outside of the DPL, with wins aga1nst
Doherty, 69-64, and Thunder R1dge, 58-30.
Eliot Zettas sad, Hln order to have a good
season, we have to be successful in the
outter league games."'he JV team continued t~e1r winning streak and finished their
season w1th a challenging game against

GW, 74-70.
• ~r 1yWiese
(Photos by Kelli Uhlberg)

Drive it. While driving to the basket, junior Elliot Zettas
gets fouled but still makes the bucket.

Split it. Maneuvering through the defense, freshman
Jalen Thompson tries to gain control and finish his drive
with a bucket.

"The only thing I like bet·
ter than playing basketball
is all the girls I get from it!"
• M1tch Heinzeroth, 9.

Leylun Brown, 11.
East vs. Chatfield

Elliot Zettas, 11 .
East vs. Doherty

Trapped! Breaking the tough trap, freshman Kevin Can·
eel finds h1s open teammate in a game aga inst Chatfield .

II

My favor"My favorite part of the
game is the intensity and
the teamwork we put in to
win the games.·
• Talan Whitakar, 9.

ite part of the
game is the
teamwork and
the fast paced
play.
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- David Starks, 10.

JV Team. Lex Smith, Trevion Parker, Roy Watson, David Starks, Tyree Ogsbury-Jones, Ley·
lun Brown,Tariq Hakeem, Dante Bennett, Elliot Zettas, Daniel Bennett, Lawrence Williams
and Daniel Paulson.

�"The reason we had a
successful season was because we worked together
as a team ~
- Daniel Paulson, 10.

"I like playing basketball
because 1t 's exoting from
the tip off to the last shot
of the game."
- Lex Smith, 11

Breakaway! Pushing the ball through the Eaglecrest
defense. JUnior Trev1on Parker looks to pass the ball to
Leylun Brown for the basket.

Dan1el Bennett. 10.
East vs. Chaparral

Jump! Jump1ng to tip the ball. freshman Jeremy Steffman
reaches up as teammate freshman Jalen Thompson waits
to receive the ball and score.

Post Up. Muscling his way through two Thunder Ridge

players. junior Lex Smith prepares to score a basket.

C Team. Front row : Steven Salazar, Demetrius Cardoza, Yancey McWilliams. Dominic
Del Hierro. M1tch Heinze roth, Jalen Thompson and Kevin Cancel. Back row: Coach Zettas.
Bishop Archer, Joseph Khan, AsSabuur Ealey, Aaron Howard. Demo Hasanovic, Talan
Whitaker, Justin Holden, Jeremy Steffman, Joe Jaster and Coach Carol.

Float it in! Driving through the lane, freshman Yancey McWilliams makes a basket
aga1nst Chatfield to put East ahead by two po1nts in the 4th quarter.

�Last season, the East women's basketball team entered the qt..arterfinals for the
first time ever, but this year they had many
obstacles to overcome Including losing five
starters. "Our team was very young, but we
showed a lot of progress and our goal1s to
make it back to the elite eight," sa1d Coach
Dwight Berry. In the non league games
East lost to Cherry Creek, 51-63, but beat
Pomona, 52-41. The team ventured to a
tournament m Las Vegas where they won
two games and lost two.
The the first game in their conference
was agamst West High School, where they
won, 75-23 Next up was a game against
Kennedy where East prevailed yet again
winning 67-36. The teams then faced their
b1ggest competition: George Washington.
The game proved to be a close battle until
the last seconds when free throws added
up to a one pomt victory for East. In the
playoffs East defeated Doherty 33-29. The
team ended their season making it nto
the sweet s1xteen playoffs where they lost
to Thunder Ridge, 55-40. Overall, the g r s
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were proud of their hard work and accomplishments.
• Rache Mangione
(Photos by Peter Hartman)

Going for the drive. Aiming high, JUnior Raven Taylor
goes up for a layup in the game aga inst Kennedy.

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Myrissa Adams, 11 .
East vs Kennedy

Katie Wiese, 10.
East vs Kennedy

Cassie Brown, 11 .
East vs Kennedy

Jalena Williams, 11 .
Ea st vs Kennedy

�"Even though our team
was very young this year,
our determination to
improve led us to great
success.•
- Kat1e W1ese, 10.

"This year's season went
very well but our team was
very young. and I'm look
ing forward to next year."
- Samantha Sanders, 11.

Reach for it! About to make a basket, JUnior Ana Luiza
Sampa1o focuses on keeping her he1ght 1n a game agamst
Kennedy.

Grab it . Keep1ng the ball in bounds, junior Cassie Brown
zer- m on the ball in a game aga1mt Kennedy.

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In basketball,
it's so important to never
give up no
matter what.

"I play for the love of the
game, to work hard. and
play for my team mates on
the court."
- Shae Kelley, 11.

- Raven Taylor, 11.

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Katie Wiese,1 0.

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JV g1rls basketball tearY' as a ski led and
ded1cated group of athletes. The beqinnmq
o the season wac; a struggle for teamwork,
but a bond wac; soor made between
players. The team's cohesive amtude was
demonstrated 1n ga'l'es aga nst Hinkley,
52 16. and Montbello, so-~ 2. Creek was the
toughest game of the season but the gtrls
fought hard and Made a ten point comeback in the Poudre game Coach Boyd's
"shell dri l"wac; a huge asset to the team's
achievements.
The C team shared a s1m1lar fight for
uPity early n the season, but overcame 1t
w1th strong communication 1n games hke
West, 68-12, and an Eagle Crest game that
went mto overtime, 42-38. Trough 1t was a
rough start, the q r s fin shed w1th v1ctory.
• 1-Jelen Gaff1gan
(Photos by Hali Groniger)

Pivoting around .lookmg for an open player, freshmen
TaShma Sala~ keep~ the ball away from the other team.

Fight for it. Trying to gain possess1on for her team, freshman Pen Cirbo reache~ pa~t a creek opponent.

"My favorite part about
th1~ years 5ea~on was our
warm ups, we always got
pumped up to our favonte
song, "My Doug1e"
- Pen Clrbo, 9

Mayra nto, 9.
East vs. West

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"In th1s game the biggest
weakness 1s yourself, 1f
you work on your mental
confidence your ~kill will
1m prove."
- TaShma Salas, 9.

Our overall
focus at practice was ball
handling skills
which lead us
to most of our
wins.
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M1kayla Irvin, 10.

C team. Front row: Alex LaPorta, TaShina Salas. Ariana Appelle, Mayra Tito, L1la Wright,
.atyle Green, Candace Murray and Jade Marshall. Back row: N'Jah Lawson, Ala1na Pendleton. Peri Grbo, Coach McCall, Caleigh Sullivan, Mary Prevedel and Tachelle Grant.

�· once we focused and
applied more effort on
our defense, our game
com pi tely turned around
and continued to getting
better·
- Sunny Lunka, 10.

''Our b1ggest struggle was
becoming whole on the
court, but by the end of
the season we had really
gotten dose."
- Tierra Romero, 10.

Ballin! Putting all her wength Into a shot. freshmen
Tachelle Grant scores a basket in an intense game against

Sky high . Gomg for a right handed lay up, junior T'keyah
Henry ties the game With a sharp jump shot.

Creek.

Mary Prevedel, 9.
East vs. G.W.

Bounce pass. Throwing past a blocker, freshmen Lha
Wright waits to see if her teammate w1ll get to it in time.

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n eyah Henry and Nora Broyles. Back row: Brehaa Johnson, Jamesha Brisco. Jalena Williams, Taylor Boone, Mikayla Irvin and Coach Taylor.

Block party. Playing hard defense, Junior Jalena Williams smacks the ball away, thereby
getting posses1on for her team and a chance to pull ahead in the game.

�With tl,e1r eyes on the prrze, the wrestling team forced the r way through a
rough season. The boys' man focus was
wir~ning their matches and being prepared

to figrt hard against their opponents. •1 all'
fearless because I ar1 strong, I am strong
because I wrestle, and through that I am
successful; noted JUnior Dustin Brown
The wrestlers erdured intense practices,
competed aga1nst aggressive teams. and
progressed as a whole, wh le build ng up
the r strength at the same time.
Wh le placing first in a meet against
Aurora Central, with a winning score of
3/, the men fought hard to conquer one
of the1r toughest opponents. Sophomore
Cody Hams said, ·not only did I build my
strength as a wrestler. I also built my character as a person~ Duri'lg the Denver Prep
League Champ1onsh1ps, the team placed
2'ld. scorrng ar 1mpressive 115 points.
They went on to the SA State Championships, where they placed 13th Overdll, the
wrestling team had a tr.umphant season,
overcom ng many obstacles, facing c.ountless fears, and er1erg ng v1ctorrous.
· Vanessa Johnson
(Photos by Amber Goltz)

Head lock. Trapping the opponents upper body, fresh ·
man TreVone Purifoy dominates this match.

Tumble. Positioning himself for a take ·over, freshman
Dominic Bejarano rolls over his opponent.

To th e mat. Fighting back against h1s opponent, senior
Bobby Harris takes back over.

�"Tough t1mes don't last,
but tough people do:'
- Bobby Hams. 12.

"It's not how long you
wrestle, it's the amount of
work you put 1n it:'
- Drew Cohen, 12.

Hold 'em. Holding strong, freshman Jeram1ah Chnstoher
Holloway makes sure h1s opponent stays close to the mat.

It's all over. Curling up JUnior Dernck Christopher takes
control of h1s opponent and pins h1m down.

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Lay them
flat. That's
my main
goal.

"I believe once you have
wrestled, you can accomplish anything in life. Set
your goals on a pedestal,
and pursue them w1thout
giving up:'

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Shawn Wall, 10
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- Dustin Brown, 11 .

Deon'e Milton, 11 .
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Donald Ray are received tre wei -deserved
year award. The swimmers, p'acticing two
hou•s everyday at Manual High Sc'lool,
worked 'lard to make the year s-.Jccessful.
The girls started out with a win against
Smoky Hill w.th a score of 108-77. n reac
t.on to the meet sophomore Wlla Vaughn
sa d. "SwirT'ming aga·nst Smoky Hi I was
one of the h gh'igrts of the season. t
really set the boundar·es or how hard we
needed to work for the rest of the seasor~
After experiencirg a c ose wi'l agairst
their biggest rival George Washi'lgton with
a score 101-79 The team put more work
into the next Meet dga1nst :::&gt;enver West
and pulled out with a win ....he tearY' won
to Denver South 123-27.
Every year the girls take part 1n many
inv tationa s. Tris year the team swarT' 1n
the DPS Relay, Colorado Coaches Invitational. and the Patriot l'lvitational. The
tedms biggest accomp'ishments included a
4th place in the Patriot lnvitat,onal and 1st
rn the DPS Relay Meet Overall, the team's
rard work helped trem have an dli'azing
season.
· LIZZie ~arson
(Photos by Zoe Tweed and Maddie Hamling)

Teamwork. In the relay race against Chatfield, senior
Brenna Fujimoto shows perfect form diving into the pool.

Zoom ahead! In the close race against George Wash rngton, sophomore Megan Ryan finishes 1st in the 100
butterfly.

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�"I sw1m because I like the
way I look 1n a bathmg
suit."
Kelly Mathews, 12.

"I hke getting to know the
new freshmen~
• Janay Griego, 11

Take a deep breath. Swimmmg breakstroke m the 200
IM, jumor H ley J nk1ns ghd s forward in effort to get her
best ume

Splash! In the meet aga1nst Smoky Hill, semor JessiCa
Jaynes pulls through the water for a close win.

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I wouldn't be
where I am today, in the pool
and in every
other aspect
of my life without D-squared
(D-rizzle and
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Jessica Valeta, 10.
East vs South

Lizzie Lindsmayer, 11.
East vs South

Johanna Peay, 12.
East vs South

"Swimming gives me the
chance to get away from
everything and just put all
my effort into the pool~
·Margaret Minn1g, 11.

·Kalen AqUisto, 12

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�fhe 2008 boyc; lacroc;se c;eason was cut
short w1th a tough c;econd round loss to
Douglas County. S 13 Aftef the end of the
season. the team has worked hard i'l the
off season, preparmg one another for the
9-M le team run at the c;tart of the 2009

season. Led by veterar Coach Jon Barocas
and senror leaderc;, Brendan Lamarre, R ch e
Lander, Jam e Urbana, Hayden Berge, :Jrew
Cohen, Andy Castle and Barrett Hubregsen,
the boys team looks poised ard ready to
redeem the1r playoff loss
· Jamie Urbana
(Photos by Peter Hartman)

"I play LAX, like I'm bal in' in the street,
stnppin' kids and throw.ng fat dunks with
my cleats spatted."

· Hayden Berge, 12.

"Being the only g1rger on the tear11 lets
me burn past the opposition w.tt'l my fiery
speed."

• Drew Cohen, 12.

"It's all about the banana cut.·
· Andy Castle, 12.
"When I take a c;hot m the gut, JUSt thmk
about how my furry chest adds jt.~st another
layer of cuc;hion.·

• ...om Dudley, 11.

Square up. Playing tough defense, sen1or Drew Cohen
guards a Creek attack man at All C1ty Stadium.

Hayden Berge, 12.
East vs. Fairview

Tom Dudley, 11
East vs. Fairview

Conner Callahan, 10.
East vs. Fairview

Chris Herrmann, 10.
East vs. Grandview

�•1 throw down kids like I
eat my steaks. 140 pounds
and one by one:
Brendan Lamarre. 12.

"I put the biscuit in the
basket:
-Jamie Urbana, 12.

Clear! After mak1ng a stop on the crease, senior Riche
Londer mak san outlet pass to mov the ball down field
against Grandview.

Ball down! Fighting to knock the ball loose and recover
the ground ball, jun1or Grant Beczkalo h1ts a Douglas
County M1dfielder.

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Before I take
a shot, I just
think about
using my wand
to put it top
chedder.

"There is no viCtory Without bloodshed and death.
Sacrifice the weak. and the
great will nse to everlasting glory!•
- Richie (Big D) Londer, 12.

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-DaVId Swarson, 12.

Danny Prev1del, 10.
East vs. Creek

Peter Hambidge, 11.
East vs. Fairview

David Swarson, 12.
East vs. Douglas County

Front row R1ch1e Londer, Barrett Hubregsen, Jam1e Urbana. Dylan Barrett, Tom Dudley, Andy Ca,tle and Chns H rrmann. Second row.
Adam Estac1o, Jake Malman, Sam Horaceh, Paolo C1anc10, Erl Ouellette and Drew Cohen. Th1rd row' Peter Hdmb1dge, Brendan L marre,
M1chael Sp1essbach, Matt Tedeschi, Sam Z1sser and Jono Tapper. Back row : Conner Callahan, Ben Barocas. Oav1d Booth, Brandon Blan.
Back row. Coach Barocas, Hayden Berge, Hamza Shereef. Esteban Pacheco and Ruel Wiles.

Turnin' the corner! Sprinting past the extended goal line,
junior Dylan Barrett moves the ball up field in the game
aga1nst Fairview.

�The boys JV and C boys lacrosse teams
cradled w th heaft throJghout t'le 2008
c;eason With hard work from coaches
and players, trey became a feared oppo
nent. "Th1s was a very strong season for
rre. I played my best at the game aga1nst
Machebuef; said sopf)omore Rya'l Dunn
New freshmen recruits came in strong and
produced w1ns left and r.ght al through
the season. "I m glad I decided to play
lacrosse this season, I met a ton of new 'ax
bros and had a great t•me,"freshman Dav1d
Enge. sa1d. The boys fought hard in the
home game aga1nst Columbine, 1n wh1ch
the squad pulled away with the win and
a score of I 0-6. Ryan Ou'1n came away
with a hat tnck 1n that game. The boys had
a stror.q season and came away with an
impress1ve record. The teafl' also had wins
against Chapparal9 5 and Machebuef 7-4.
• E:r c Carlson
(Photos by Phoebe Duvall)

Big hits. Rough1ng up the attack, sophomore Enc Carlson
shuts down the offense In a game agamst Chapparal.

Looking ahead. Sneak1ng past a defend r, sophomore
Max Fme moves the ball towards the net 1n a game
agamst Columbine.

Jesse Thompson, 10
East vs Machbuef

Qu ick st ick. Concentratmg on the face off, sophomore
Connor Sed mack wms the ball aga1nst Columbine.

•pJaymg on JV 1s pretty
awesome because It g1ves
you the opportumty to be
with your friends and still
play to have fun.·
- Eric Carlson, 10.

Ryan Dunn, 10
East vs. Chapparal

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"The long pole Is so nice
because I can get a reach
on my opponents and turn
the ball over easier.·
-Drew Behnke, 10.

Lacrosse is
for men who
love to have a
stick pressed
and handled
right close to
my body.
- Dav1d Engel. 9.

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Whip it. Cutting in front of the Creek defense, jumor Luke Buchanan catches a long ball
out of the air and advances down the field.

�"When I get the ball and
run down the field , I feel
like a stall1on galloping
into the w1ld ."
Marc Axelrod, 10.

"Piaymg lacrosse is ecstasy.
Even though I spend most
of my time on the bench,
1t's still really intense •
Adam ldelberg. 10.

On the run. Bolting for a pass, sophomore Marc Axelrod
looks for help in the game agamst Columbme.

Nice catch! Prepanng for a long pass sophomore Adam
ldelberg sees his target on the turf against Colorado
Academy.

Front row:
rod, Jesse Thompson and
Aaron Howard.
, Chris Walden, Taylor House, Alon
Williams and Trae
. Dylan Horvat, Da las Sherman, Connor Sed mack,
Drew Trattler, Drew Benkhe,
Robmson, Cameron Harris, Duncan Loza, Noel Rocha ,
Max Fine, Daniel Fulton, David Engel, Austin Wolfolk and Bastian Ruther Back row : Coach
Hernandez Holden Lew1s T1m Gold K1an McGraw and Shazzon Turner.

Defense. RaCing against his Columbine opponet. sophomore Taylor House guards two
middies as they tear the ball into East's end of the field .

�A new coach, Call e McRitchie, ushered
in the 2008 season fhe team, still tryrnq to
bo'ld, lost a close qame to Mulle'l 8-10 its
first t1me out. Com1ng back stronger, the
team won agamst M1 tofl Academy and
Maso11 on the F-lorida tr p. Tre girls won
aga1nst C'lapparal, 13-9. However, playing
against t'leir rival, St. Mary's, was the tough
est qame of the season. Junior Kelli Uhlberg
sa1d, ·once we won against St. Mary's, we
realized the true potentia of the team. We
played rea'ly well because we were calm
even when it was close tn score. We only
won by one goa ~ Aher beat1ng Golden, the
team streaKed to w1ns against Thomas Jefferson and Steamboat Spnngs.
After a'l upset by Colorado Acaderr&gt;y,
sen1or Abbye Neel commented, ·sometimes 1os ng makes you rea ize the mistakes
yot.. 'leed to fi ·The team was, unfortunately, knocked out rn t'le first rot..nd of the
playoffs 1n a grave upset by Golde'l w1th a
score of 10 11 Overall, East took third in the
conference.
The 2009 season began w1th the team
we'coiT'Ing well known Coac'l Robert
Romero. He helped hold successful tryouts.
The g r s, stacked with lots of ta eflt, hope
to make 1t far n the playoffs th1s year.
• Lizzie Larson

(Photos by Emrly Carlson)

Madeline Schroeder, 12

Fast break. Sprinting down the field, senior Kendal Mur·
ray scores a goal in the game against Arapahoe.

Hayley Round. 12.
East vs. Chaparral

Katherine Crew, 12.
East vs. Chapparral

Helen Gaffigan, 11.
East vs. Chapparral

Clatre Stmon, 12
East vs. Air Academy

�"I love lacrosse because
nothmg feels better than
putting the ball in the
back of the goal after a
good transition ."
Kendal Murray, 12.

"Bemg a team captam
has really made me try
my hardest to set a good
example and bring the
team together.•
- Madeline Schroeder, 12.
Center stage. In the game against Arapahoe, JUnior Helen
Gaffigan prepares to start the game w1th mtens1ty.

Dodging the bullet. Using her impressive stick skills to
dodge her opponent, JUnior Kelley McCarroii·Gilbert
heads toward the goal in the game against Arapahoe.

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looked forward
to our annual
trip to Flordia
because that is
when the team
really started
to party and
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bond.

"The talent, combined
w1th an excellent new
coach, really gave us a
shot at makmg this our
best season yet."
- Sarah Marquez, 12.

- Kelley McCarroii-Gilbert. 11.
Kendal Murray, 10.
East vs. Kent

Tierra Romero, 10.
East vs. Arapahoe

Front row:
Round. nn Bates,
ro der, Abbye N I and Kendal urray. econd row: Jess1ca Byrne,
Cla1re S1mon, Sarah Marquez. Tierra Romero. Maxwell Blair and Lizzie Larson. Back row: Coach Romero, Ellie Moran.
Alyssa Owens and Helen Gaffigan.

Take a shot. Threading the ball through two A1r Academy
defenders, sen1or Madeline Schroeder whips a shot.

�The JV team 1-&gt;ad an e cept ondl season
duri'lg 2008, compiling a record better any
of the other g1rls teams. After ti-Jey cdme
back from a trip to Flonda over spnng
break, they were corrpletely undefeated.
Practices focused on develop ng funda
mental s1&lt;1lls and endJrance. The fresrrrten
faced multiple losses in the beg nn ng
against Kert and Creek; however, once th ir
transitions were perfected the garPes took
a different d rection, propelling them to
numerous wi11s at the end of the seasor.
The 2009 JV team had the honor of a
new coac'l, Ellen Ra r., who was a national
champ1on in 2007. Sre imparted her
knowledge and experience to the g1rls
through speed dr lis and qu ck stick sk1lls.
Fresrrrten coach Iram Abdullah, an East
alurPni, was the only returning l:ast coach
· Heier Gaffiqan
(Photos by Peter Hartman)
Wild ball. Chas1ng after a loose ball, Jumor Laura Mart1nez
recovers a bad pass.

Quick step. Runnmg up f1eld. semor Cia e Simon, hustles
to get back on defense.

Tierra Romero, 10.
East vs. Creek

Breakaway. Gaining speed, sen1or Enn Bates breaks away
from her opponents and runs the field.

"Lacrosse Is a sport based
on teamwork. Having
girls from other schools
Introduced that challenge,
but together we built a
bond that was obvious on
the field."
Mary Prevedel, 9.

Riley McCarthey, 12.
East vs. Creek

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"By the end of the season
our ent1re team was more
than supnsed on how far
we had come."
-Hannah Buchenau, 9.

My expectations were
more than
exceeded in
my first year at
East High. 11
- Lisa Sawyer, 9.

C team. Front row· Coach Romero. Back row: L1za Sawyer,

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�"Playing center Is the
hardest pos1t1on, but the
team d1d such a good job
of working together that
1t made our trans1t1ons
perfect."
Blythe Hawthorne, 11.

"After our florida tnp we
went ten stra1ght games
without a loss! All our
work really paid off!"
-Lauren Woody, 10.

St1ck on stick. arkmg up 1 ht, Jun or add1e P o~s al ers
a pass slowmg down her opposing offense.

Enn Bates, 12.
East vs. Arvada West

Center stage. Starting off a game, jun1or Blythe Haw·
thorne·Lo1zeau takes the draw aga1nst the Wildcats.

Attack . Carry1ng the ball down the field. sophomore Lauren Woody looks towards her
open teammates to get the ball towards the goal.

�The 2008 boys baseba'l team started
off the season w1th a home game aga nst
Steamboat Springs. The stands were
packed with fans anticipating an amazmg season. Witr two players who played
at a vars1ty level since their freshman year,
seniors Anthony Wilson and Max Bridge
showed potentfal to be the best captams
ever. Grueling after-school practices until
dark and Saturday morning practices that
began at sunrise showed the team's determination to succeed With an easy win over
Hin ley, the boys went on to the p'ayoffs,
fimshmg their season with an intense game
against fJ.

· Troy Weise
(Photos by Kody Gaulden)

"Last season we had a team full of veterans. This year we had a lot of new players,
and it added a corl'pletely new energy to
the team"
• a n1e Leamon-M1IIer, 12
"The pressure was on to take the team
even further in the playoffs, and make sure
that we gave all that '"' h rJ"
ay Houston, 12.
"Game on!"
• Nick Brown,12.

Anthony W1lson, 12

Go team! Before a game against Arvada, the baseball
boys come together and wish each other luck.

Jamie Leamon-Miller, 12.
East vs. North

Casey Houston, 12.
East vs. Lincoln

Addison Squibbs, 10.
East vs. Arvada

Greg Francis, 10.
East vs. Arvada

�"ThiS sport IS d1rty, th1s
sport 1s mean, but th1s
sport made my day.•
-Max Bndge, 12.

·Baseball is not a game. It
is life."
-Anthony Wilson, 12.

Fastball. With full concentration, semor N1ck Brown sends
the ball back to third baseman mtense game aga1nst
Montbello.

Good pitch. Havmg great form before throwmg a pitch,
senior Max Bndge hopes to stnke the batter out at the
Lmcoln game

II

Being a
sophomore on
Varsity is chal lenging, but it
has made me a
better player.

·Baseball Is like a tall glass
of water sitting on an ice
cube m the m1ddle of the
Sahara desert."
Jacob Greenwood. 12.

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-Addison Squibbs, 10.

Front row: Ivan Porras, Add1son Squibbs, Anthony Arrletta. Anthony W1lson. Clay Houston and Max Bridge. Second row:
Casey Houston, Nick Brown, Jacob Greenwood. AleJandro Hernandez-Morales and Walter Zavala. Back row: Jay Nogami,
Juan Garcia, Lars Hager and Jaime Leamon M1ller.

Throw down. After catchmg a pass from the catcher.
junior Walter Zavala tags out a runner attempting to steal
second base.

�"11e JV/C bas ball team had an excel
lent 2008 sedson due to the r hd•d work
dnd determirati0'1 The tedm not orly put
1n hard wor at pract ce but a so at every
s1ngle game. They started the1r season
off agaws .. St amboat, a toJgh nval. fast
ended up w1nr1ng the game I 2 w1th sorT'e
01g h1ts dunng the last few 1nr.1ngs. "I love
th1s group of guys becduse of the hard
work and determination every player put
1n every t1me we h t ti-Je field This team
had so much talent 1t was f~.m to play w1th
them· c.ommeNed juruor Anthony Ameta.
The team had an e tremely ..alented group
of players wh1ch helped them becorY'e one
of the top tearr~s 1n the c1ty They were able
to accorrtpllsh one of •heir majors goals by
defeati'1g G.W. dunng the garrte for tt"le city
t1tle. All of the Argels' hard work truly pa1d
off throughout the whole eN re season
· Jake MalrY'an

Home run . Unloadmg, JUnior Anthony Anetta crushes the
ball for a homerun m a game agamst Smoky Hill.

(Photos by Amber Goltz)

Standing tall. Stay1ng patient. sophomore Ph:"·p
Shna1der watches the ball cross the plate as he wa1ts for
his opportunity for a good p1tch while playmg Montbello.

•11ove th s sport because
baseball is America's past
time and I like to carry on
tradition of this long lasting sport.•
- Elliot Zenas, 11.

Add1son SqUibbs, 11.
East vs. Lincoln

Zach McCain, 10.
East vs. Lincoln

Winding up. Throw1 g a change up, sophomor Walt r
Savala stnkes out h1s opponent agamst Smoky H1ll.

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·1 enJOY play1ng baseball
because of the experience
I get wh1le I play on the
field. It IS also really fun to
be a part of such a good
team .·
- Zach McCa1n, 10.

Baseball is my
favorite sport to
play at school
because I love the
guys on the team.
We do well as a
team and have fun!
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-Joe Nathanson, 10.

C team. Front row Sam Brewer, Chns Green, Brendan Moon, Ty Wagner, Spencer Newel,
Dominic Del Hierro and Zach Moldenhauer. Second row: Dav1d Storey, Stephaun Gadd1s,
Bob Neel, Andy Post. Spencer Borison and Pierce Vilkus. Back row: Dalton Berridge, Josh
Pappas, Rene Rodriguez, Dennis Manguso, Jordan Hammar and Bryce Rudnick.

�"I love warming up for
games because of the
adrenaline I get before we
h1t the f1eld."
- Connor S01ch r, 10.

"Baseball is my favorite
sport because of the team
spmt we have and all the
tradition we continue to
carry on;
- Addison Squibbs, 10.
Swing batter swing . A ba' sneaks by sophomore Ad·
d1son SqUibbs as he takes a powerful swing.

Peter Schug art, 1 1.
East vs. Montbello

Perfect stance. Wa1t1ng for a good p1tch, sophomore,
Zach McCam gets ready to h1t the ball agamst L1ncoln.

Big hit. Crush1ng the ball, Junior Anthony Arrieta h1ts a
homerun against Smoky Hill.

~==~-----------:~M

JV team . Front row Eliot Nelson, Phillip Shna•der, Gregory FranCIS, Marcellus Bnscoe
and Sebastian Bendelis. Second row: Peter Shugart, Zach Mold nhauer, Connor Soicher,
Zach McCa•n and Leo Cabrera. Back row: Anthony Arrieta. Addison Squibbs, Daniel Segal,
Pierce Vilkus, Dalton Berridge and Jay Nogam1.

Framing the pitch . Snagging the ball. sophomore Ivan Porras, gets ready to catch the
ball pitched by hts team mate dunng the Montbello game.

�After dn dmdllng 2008 season, the
vars1ty girls soccer tearY' had a lot to be
proud of. fhrot..ghout tile season the team
overcame rrtdny obstacles and grew closer
as a ~eam. ·1 enJoyed the seasor with the
team. I really fe t like we ca~e toqether and
that showed 1n our performance; comIT'erted sen1or Rachel Smith. The team had
a tnumpha'lt w1n aga1nst Lincol'l, 10 0. "We
had a preny tough season, but every ga'ile

we gave one hundred percent" noted
junior Allegra Uva.
Creenng fdns and e cited parents were
he common audience at the girls soccer
games. Obstacles were no stranqer to th1s
~eam. Los nq to Poudre, 0-4, the Varsity

girls soccer team d dn't let that discourage
trem. "Going out trere and giving it your
best shot is a I you can do; commented
Coach i-linz.
· Daw'l Hamilton
(Photos by Peter Hartman &amp; Kody Gaulden)

"Whenever we lost a qaiT'e, we JUSt
IT'ade sure to keep eac'l other smiling and
JUSt say positive tt1ings~
• Llly Wotky'ls, 12.

·Soccer makes rT'e the happ1est g1rl1n
this word! I will always love this game."
· Jenna Greenwood. 12.

Ready set go! Racmg her opponent down the field, so ph·
omore Lily Toaspern makes a great play against Poudre.

Tracy Smith, 12.
East vs. Poudre

Allegra Uva, 11 .
East vs. North

Katie Ru shton, 11 ,
Ea st vs. Nort h

�·soccer •s rarely considered a gruehng sport.
Play1ng soccer for four
years has been extremely
d1fficult and ted1ous, but I
could not 1magme playing
anythmg else."
Carol in Kaplan. 12.

"Go soccer!"
Em•ly Gosch e. 12.

Gotta kick it up! Concentratmg on the ball, sen1or Carotin
Kaplan prepares to k1ck the ball down the f•eld to a team
mate 1n a game aga nst Poudre.

Hustle and bustle. Racing her Montbello opponent to the
ball, Jun•or Kate Buss keeps up her pace and contmues
down the field.

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Now that
East is a "soccer school;' the
pressure was
on this season
to be better
than ever. 11

"YAY! Soccer!"
Tracy Sm•th, 12.

- Katie Rushton, 11.
Sam Myers, 12.

L1ly Toaspern. 10.

Lily Wotkyns, 12.

East vs. Mo-_-n:_:t~be:-1-.::lo:...._~~~....:E~a~s~tv:.:s::.·:.::Re::_:g~is::__ _ _ _ _..:E.:.as:..;t_v.:.s...:..N....:o:_rt:.:.h_,..--------------~

Front row: J nna Greenwood, Lin H1ll, L•lyToaspern and L1ly Wotkyns. Back row· Kate Buss. Sam Myers. Em• 1y Gosch e.
All gra Uva and Rachel Smith.

Keeper. Gettmg ready to punt the ball, sen•or Jenna
Greenwood looks for an open teammate on the field.

�The JV and C rast g1rl!. !.occer team
prepared for the tough sea!.on by do1nq
intense pre c;eac;on tra1ni'lg. In the beglnn•nq, 1t was a struggle to work as a team,
but as the seac;on progressed, a coherent
bor'd wac; created Their previoL.s r va ,
Grandv1 w, was rnot1vat1on for the team to
c;tnve to do t'le r best
Du'l'lg tryouts there was an 1ncred1ble
turn out for the new seaso'l. Sopl')omore
Jessica B air sa1d, "It was c;o wonderful to see
so many new qirls trymg out. I th1nk that
sports at East are such a great way to learn
about you oeerc;. The thmg I am looKInq forward to c; play1ng Grandview ·n a
rematch, lac;t years game was amaz1nq.· For
the 2009 season the g r1's soccer team has
really set the1r s1ght!. on having an undefeated c;eason.
· Haley Jen 1nc;
!Photos by Phoebe Duvall}

Aggress1on . Spnnt~ng for the ball, sophomore Ao1fe Burns
burns her opponent on the side hne and w~ns the ball.

Good first touch. Sav~ng the ba' from gomg out of
bounds, sophomore Hannah Tighe clears the ball to the
offense in a game against Kennedy.

"I play soccer because 1t is
a great team sport where
you get to meet a lot of
amazing people and 1t
constantly challenges all
your ab1l1t1es.·
-Cassie Clad1s, 11.

L~ndsay Emery. 11.
East vs. G.W.

Madison McHenry, 10.
East vs. West

Rat Race. Chas1ng a TJ. opponent, JUmor Cresuna Pacheco w~ns the ball after a hard sprint.

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"I like soccer because I love
the girls I play w1th and w
love to k1ck 1t."
Kate Boyle, 11.

Running
down a soccer
field is one of
the most g ratifying feelings; I
love it.
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-Margaret Minn~ng, 11.

C team . F1rst row; Maggie Wegmann, Sarah Berman, Ch1ara Lawrence, Ka1la Olson, Madison Williams, Brandy Luna, Maddie Kornfeld and Roima Paewai Higgins. Back row; Rachel
Stroud. Lucy Megg1tt, Meggan Davis. Ellie Ciccarelli, Jana Walker, Blake Goldstein, Eleanor
Cruise and Chloe Vas1lakis.

�·soccer is so much fun and
is a great way tog t to
know people.•
- Hannah Tighe, 11 .

"I love soccer because 11
is so universal. It is the
world 's most popular sport
and I thmk it IS so cool to
be a part of 11. •
- Maggie Note, 10.

Hug the ball. After mak1ng a great save off a Grandv1ew
shot, sophomore Amanda Kuenz, punts the ball to a
teammate

Cass1e Clad1s, 11.
East vs. T J

Throw that ball. Preparing for a throw-m, jumor Cass1e
Clad1s looks for an open teammate to throw to in a game
agamst George Wash1ngton.

Fa ncy footwork . Takmg the ball all the way down the
field, junior Hannah O'Neill takes a shot against Kennedy.

Runnmg down a t ea m . In a crucial game against JFK, sophomore Emma D'Orazio,
focuses on dribbling through the midfield in hopes of scoring the winning goal.

�fhe 2008 boys SWifYl team had d p o
duct,ve season With fYlany tdlented u"lder
classmen, aPd an already stro'"lg group of
upperclassmen, the r;w m team WdS deter
mired to have a w1rr1ng r;easo'"l The team
oegan the season w th a v1ctory dga nst
ortr t-Jiqh School, 121 39 The tearY'
also partiCipated 1n two b1g compet1t1ons
dunng ~he seac,on, tre Jeffco Invite, 1Oth
place and the Patnot lnv1te 5th place
The 1ncreased number of sw1mmers
motivated the tearY' to work hard. fhe boys
spe'"lt time to 1mprove their power and
forfYl for each of the four strokes. free style,
backstroke, breast stroke, and butterfly.
Tfley firished the1r season strong plaCing
r;econd at the OPe; league Crampionsr1ps.
ah Carlson
{Photos by Em1ly Ca1

n

1d Haley Jen ms)

Swimm1ng 1s rea ly gredt because 1t 1s
so compet1t1ve There 1&lt;; a ot of teamwork
involved, but I also get the ci-Jance to
• Jesse O'Neil, 10.
• love sw1mmmg because 1ts PO hke any
other soon. There dre no balls or sticks, Its
JuSt yot... and the Wdter·
· Aaron Gourd, 10

Warmmg up. During the Fort Col ns Invitational,
Reynolds prepares to beg1n h1s backstroke.

at han

Pulling ahead. Ghdmg through the water at the George
Washmgton meet, sophomore Jesse O'neil races m the
100 meter freestlye

On the fly. Dunng the 100 meter butterfly,Junior Matt
Gibson executes 1mpressive form.

�"James Bond and I have
som th1ng m common. We
both look great 1n a sult-.a
SWim SUit.•

-Jonson Berman, 11.

"Most people think all
sw1mmers are gang mem·
bers and have tattoos, but
we're actually really n1ce."
• Nathan Reynolds, 10.

Take you r marks. In the George Washmgton meet, semor
Ryan Bush pr pares for the startmg gun.

Taking a breath . Coming up for a1r sophomore Nathan
Reynolds pushes to finish his race

II

I just love
pretending I'm
a submarine
while I swim
during practice.

"I love pretending I'm a sea
an1mal during practice."
- Matt Swenson, 12.

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- Ryan Bush, 12.
Backing up. Wmdmg h1s arms to propel h1m back. sophomore Jesse O'neil pulls ahead of
the competitiOn.

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Front row· Brad Pearlman. Jonson Berman, Keegan Gallik, Nathan Reynolds, Reed Mathews, Ezra Sackett and Jesse
O'n 11. Back row: Matt Gibson, Matt Swenson, Philip Milner, Chnst1an Turnock, John Armstrong, Luke Haase and Patrick
Storem.

p a e

�The track tedm stdrted off the year with
two hdrd wee s of pre-season trarnirg
before the1r first meet ·Pre-season tralni'lg
forces me to get mentally and pnysically
strong; sa1d freshman ( '1e sea Thornton.
All of tl"'eir hard work paid off. The team
attended the OPS lnv tatlonal, t'le1r f1rc;t
Meet and placed n the top r ve 1n mdry
evems. "T'le track is or"~e of the Most d1verse
and c'lal erg1rg c;portc; t'lat I ve ever pdrticipated 1r; noted semor Marcus l=lowe•s.
At the c;tate regional meet the varsity track
te m fought long drd h~rd. Hard work and

never ending pos tlve attitudes came m
handy for th1s team.
· Hanifah Tu•ner and Dawn Ham lton
(Photos by: Dominique Davis)

·No one knows your name wher you're
second best so I work my butt off to be
r rst.•
• JasM ne Johnsor, 9.
·To be the bec;t you hdve to work hard
when ro one else IS work ng•
· Chris Wall, 12.
·My motto 1s don't step or the track
unlec;s your ready tO 9 VP '"' r 111"
oby Baker, 9.
·Track, no other sport \..all \..I.Jmpare
hands dow"ll"
• Marcus Pin•llo , 1.

�"The b st part about track
m bemg around people
who have the same dnve
towm.•
- TyShae Walker, 11 .

"Track teaches me how to
be a leader on and off the
field ."
- Marray Napue, 12.

Final stretch! Runntng the last 50 meters of the event,
sophomore Taylor Williams, p1..shes through the pain and
fimshes m th1rd place.

I think I can! Commg off the crave, sophomore K1ko
Grimes, g1ves h1s all to stay m front to the rest at the DPS
lnv1te.

II

Mentally
knowing I can
win will only get
me half way, it's
hard work and
determination
that wins events.

"Before a meet I focus
by relaxmg, listenmg to
mus1c and 1magmg myself
winntng:'
- Tamika lrvmg. 12.

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- Han1fah Turner, 12.

Anel Kelly,12.
DPL Relays

Jakoby Baker,10.
DPS lnvtte

Kaeyla Taylor, 11.
DPLMeet

Front row· Coach Kelly, Julian Bocanegra, Dante James, Quentm Dever, Reggie Lev..1s, Sam Stem and Zan Brown. Second
row· Joe Sm1th, Marcus Pinillo, Chris Wall, Ezekiel Bishop and Coach Wall. Th1rd row: James Dever, Ronald Hicks. Dante
Brown and Darrell Walker Back row: Coach Kind ric, Gavm Johnson, Richard Hicks. Kiko Gnmes and Alfonzo Lucero.

Endurance is key! Spnntlng, sophomore Wh1tney Roberts successfully makes her way around the field.

�The 2008 q1rls golf season beqan w1th a
much larger number of participants than
e pected, Wltr Over twenty new frec;hrnen
JOining. Sk lis ra'1ged from nea• expert level
to players who had 'lever even picked up a
golf club
Yet as t""le season proqressed and the
team bonded, their sk I s rap1dly Improved
and the results showed. Sen1or Ceoly
Doakes tooK second place 1'1 both the
Overland and Cny Park tournam nts.
\ ewcorner to the 2008 team, sophomo e
Jack1e l argdon took t.,ird and forth places
at both the Wei sh re ard Overland To •.HnaW1th tournaments averag1ng up to
e1ghty players, the rec;ults were phenomenal. T'"le c;eason ended at t.,e Denver (ity
Glrls'Go1f ...ourname'1t, wh1ch took place at
Ken'ledy Golf Course East g1rls too secord
1n the vars ty tournament and third 1n the
JUniOr vars1ty tou•na!l'ent.
· Sophie Pelz
(Photos by Canyon Boak)

After n:y • rst year coac'linq the q1rl's
team I can say I have some practiong o•
my own to do to be part of th s group. Tre
g r s are fantastic!"
• Coach Leamon

long iron. Concentrating on the ball, junior Megan
Bortle takes a strong swing at her second shot.

Soph1e Pelz, 10.
C1ty Park Tournament

Jack1e langdon, 10.
Kennedy Tournament

Emily Clinton, 11
Parkhill Tournament

Grac1e McGuire, 12.
Overland Tournament

�"Golf Is both a relaxing and
d1ff1cult sport. I loved our
team because everyone
was so involved and ex
cited to play together!"
- Soph1e Pelz, 10.

"It was a great dec1s1on of
mtne to play golf because
you become fnends w1th
people you would have
never met! Sisterly love.•
-Jackie Langdon, 10.

Tight spot. Setting up, Jun•or Em1ly Clinton finds herself
In a st1cky Situation beh1nd a tree and hop~ng to make a
smooth sw1ng for the green.

In the deep stuff. W1th a large back sw~ng. semor Brenna
FUJimoto composes herself for a tough Iron shot from the
rough.

II

I loved the team
captain, Gracie
McGuire. She inspired me! I want
to be just like her
when I'm a senior.

·we bUilt th1s ctty on rock
and roll .I mean golf.·
-Gracie McGuire, 12.

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- Kate Imhoff, 10

Graci McGUire, 12.
Kennedy Tournament

M gan Bortle, 11.
Wellsh1re Tournament

Jack1e langdon, 10.
City Park Tournament

row:
Ham
nson, I 1r
Tucker and Andie Doak. Second row: Hali Groninger, Kianna Cal bart, Sophie Pelz, Megan Ryan, Skye Pawli Annie Fine,
B cca Goods1de and Jessica Und1more. Back row: Cassie Clad is, Cecily Doakes. Kate Imhoff, lillie Berman, Megan Bortle,
and Jackie langdon. Back Row: Coach Leamon, Crystal Marshall, Brenna Fujimoto, Riley McCarthy and Timothy Shutts.

Up in the air. With a flu1d back swtng, semor Grac1e McGuire leans back to ch1p the ball~nto the hole.

�The vars ty g1rls tenn1s tearn rae; been
botr ~t·ong a'ld successful 2008 seaso'l
Trey tarteo off with two w1ns aga nst
De'lve· West and Srnoky H I w1nrmg 6

1

in

both matc.hes... '"ley commued o be sue

c c;sfJI by p :~c nq fifth 1n theW stern Slope
Tet.. r~"~:~ment. The team then faced cnallen es w1th osses aga1ns~ the1• 'Ivai Cherry
•eek. No matter whethe~ they ended up
w1~"n1ng or losmg. they st I always held

the1r '"leads up h gh Lm1ng d d not get in
+he way of com1ng back and beat1rq Col
1

umbme S and Lakewood 6-1. All of tre
q1rls hard work defm1tely pa1d off.
· Lauren Woody

I love play ng tenn1s because we have a
strong camaraderie and its a stress reliever"
· Hannah Carrothers, 10
I love to play +e!1nJS, it he ps you get
Involved w1tn your school and a lowe; you
to just go out there and have fun·
• Kora Mon1gle, 11.
fenms IS my favonte sport, the season
was ad ffict...lt ore but we overcame our
ci1 llenqes and stayed stro'lg"
· Ale Pas h. 10.

Lauren M.1sso 10

Focus In a match against Kennedy, JUnior Ma'isah Jones·
Nambe aces her opponent.

Amber Goltz, 11.
East vs. Cherry Creek

Kora Momgle 11.
East vs. D.S.S.T

Stephan1e B II, 12.
East vs. Lakewood

Sarah Lassen, 10.
East vs. Columbme

�"ll1ke tenms because its
great when you h1t the
sweet spot.•
-Lauren Musso, 10.

"It is fun and exc1t1ng to
play tenn1s and I like to
see the g•rls on my team
succeed."
- Stephanie Bell, 12.

Swinging away. H1tt1ng a strong forehand, sophomore
AI x Pash returns the ball to her opponent 10 a match
aga1nst Lak wood.

Reach for the sky. ln a match against Thomas Jefferson,
junior Aspen Johnson reaches h1gh to return the ball to
her opponent.

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I like tennis
because it's a
sport in which
you can depend
on yourself and
other teammates.
11

"I contribute to the team
by bnnging a gallon of
colored goldfish to each
game and tournament:
Aspen Johnson. 11.

- Zun House, 11.
Lily Bernuth 10.
East vs. D.S.S.T.

Maggie Linton, 11.
East vs. T.J.

MegTuta, 12
East vs. West

Follow through . In a match agamst Cherry Creek. semor
Charlotte Vilkus hits the ball back to her opponent Winning the po1nt.

�Dunng t'le 2008 season. the JV N JV 8
squ d~ they d1d well playing 1n the annual
:JP&lt;; tournament ta ing first place out of

the many schools who came to participate.
The JV team~ al~o '1 d a chance to bond
througlaout the season and becaiT'e a
better, stronger team. Successful in many
ways, it 1s clear that this was one of the best
seasons for JV g1rls tennis team
· ?un 1-Jouse
"Tenn1s g ves you the wonderfu opportunity to r1eet new people, sperad t me
with yoJr fr ends, keep 1n shape and r.ave
fun.H
• Lyrn Ngo, 12.
"All the th ngs that I have learned from
participating w1tr the East Tenms team
have shaped me and made me a better
persor compet non w.se. Not to mention I
absolutely love playmg•·

Prep g irl. Facing the approachmg ball, semor Maureen
Sullivan is ready to send It deep to back court.

Cross that cou rt. W1th h r eye on the ball, semor Anel
Canada smacks the ball back to her opponent m a heated
rally.

Sarah Naugh on, 10.
East vs. Holy Fam1ly

Slam it down. H1tt1ng a stellar shot, sophomore Emma
Thompson shows the other team how to place the ball.

· Meaghan fisher, 12.

"I love to play tennis because of the relax1ng but
competit1ve env1ronment,
and the dozens of g1rls
that play. It's super fun!"
Rachel Nevers. 12

Anna Regan, 11.
East vs. Holy Fam1ly

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"I love tennis, the coaches
and the grand experience.! will cherish these
memories and lessons
throughout my life Tennis
has taught me to strive
for the best in everything
that I do.·
• Anel Canada, 12.

Positive
thoughts plus
a positive
game equals
positive possibilities
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Front row: Calhe Hagman, Emma Dargen, G1selle Rudn1c S1dn y Guthne, Madelme M1ller,
MIChelle Anderson. Caroline Roberts, Jenae W111iams. Kora Mon gle, Mered1th Duce, Anna
Regan, Soph1e Schor and Sylvie Lerner. Second row: Gabby Gaass. Jordyn lang, Allison
He1mlkh, Madeline Froyd, Shareese Wilson, Erika Kahn, Machelle Sa1pe,Lauren Turner and
Morgan Sm1th. Th1rd row: Emma Thompson, Haley Bangert, Ol1via Bangert. Kay Caranta,
Alexa Adix, Vicky Galan. Tally R1tter and Rivie Jacarus. Back row: Jesse Rae Chus1d, Molly Da·
vidson1 Sadie Graves, Gabriel Hardt, Alane Downing. Ashley Canada, Faith Ricketts, Aziza
Mustera. Taylor Gaulden, Azia Welch, Mayra Rodriguez and lliana Barron.

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"I've been playing tennis
for 10 years. Coming
to East and playing on
a team with 100+ girls
was strange and trytng.
Somehow I didn't loose
my mind. Yay!"
-Julia Kirklen, 12.

"My favorite part of tennis
Is that the girls are fun and
Ms. Topf is a blast!"
- Sylvie Lerner, 10.

Ready to go. In position to hit the perfect volly, senior
Meg Tuta waits for the ball to approach the net.

In action. Preparing to hit the oncoming ball, senior
Rachel Nevers swings her racket back to hit.

Jump ball. Ready to strike the speeding ball, senior Lynn
Ngo performs a strong forehand.
Prep for rally. Winding back, freshman Journi Johnson executes a perfect back hand to
her Holy Family opponent.

161JVA/JVBGIRLSTENNIS

�Durinq tre 2008 c;eason, the JV NJV 8
sq.Jads they d d well play1ng 1n the annual
DPS ~ournament tak1ng first place out of
the many sc'"lools who came to partiCipate.
fhe JV teams also bad a chance to bond
throughout the c; ason and became a
better, stronger teafYl. Suc.cessful ir ma'ly
ways, It 1s c ear that th1s was one of the bec;t
seasonc; for JV girls tennis team.
• Zur• ~iouse
"Tennis g ves you the wonderful op
portun ty to meet new people, c;perd time
with your fnends, keep 1n c;hape and have
fun.·
• Lyrn Ngo, 12.
·All the thmqs that I have learned from
part cipatinq w th the fast TenniS team
have shaped me and made me a better
person competition w1se. Not to mention I
absolutely love play1ngl"

Prep girl. Faong the approachang ball, senaor Maureen
Sullivan is ready to send it deep to back court.

Cross that court. With her eye on the ball, senaor Anel
Canada smacks the ball back to her opponent In a heated
rally.

Sarah Naughton, 10.
East vs. Holy Fam1ly

Slam it down , Hatt1ng a stellar shot, sophomore Emma
Thompson shows the other team how to place the ball.

· Meaghan f1sher, 12.

"I love to play tennis be
cause of the relaxing but
competatlve envaronment,
and the dozens of garls
that play.lt"s super fun!"
- Rachel Nevers, 12.

Anna Regan, 11.
East vs. Holy Famaly

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"I love tennis, the coaches
and the grand expenence. I wall cherish these
memories and lessons
throughout my life. Tennis
has taught me to strive
for the best in everything
that I do.·
-Ariel Canada, 12.

Positive
thoughts plus
a positive
game equals
positive possibilities
II
Ashley Canada, 10.
Front row· Call1e Hagman, Emma Dargen, G1s : e udnack, Sidney Guthne, Madeline M. er,
Michelle Anderson, Caroline Roberts, Jenae W1lhams, Kora Monagle, Mered1th Duce, Anna
Regan, Soph1e Schor and Sylv1e Lerner. Second row: Gabby Gaass, Jordyn Lang, Allison
He1mlich, Madeline Froyd, Shareese Wilson, Erika Kalin, Machelle Sa1pe, Lauren Turner and
Morgan Sm1th. Thnd row: Emma Thompson, Haley Bangert, Ohvaa Bangert, Kay Caranta,
Alexa Adix, Vicky Galan, Tally R1tter and R1v1e Jacarus. Back row: Jesse Rae Chus1d, Molly Davidson, Sad1e Graves, Gabriel Hardt, Alane Downang, Ashley Canada, Faith Ricketts, Az1za
Mustera. Taylor Gaulden, Azia Welch, Mayra Rodriguez and !Iiana Barron.

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·rve been playing tennis
for 10 years. Coming
to East and playing on
a team with 100+ girls
was strange and trying.
Somehow I didn't loose
my mind. Yay!"
-Julia Kirklen, 12.

•My favorite part of tennis
IS that the girls are fun and
Ms. Topf is a blast!"
- Sylvie Lerner, 10.

Ready to go. In position to hit the perfect volly, senior
Meg Tuta waits for the ball to approach the net.

In action , Preparing to hit the oncoming ball, senior
Rachel Nevers swings her racket back to hit.

Jump ball. Ready to strike the speeding ball, senior Lynn
Ngo performs a strong forehand.
Prep for rally. Winding back, freshman Journi Johnson executes a perfect back hand to

her Holy Family opponent.

161JVA/JVBGIRL5TENNIS

�The 2008 boys rugby season ended in
a bitter 1oss agairst Colorado Springs in
a double over time state championship
game. Despite the loss, the team experienced a continuous h gh w•th VICtories
aga nst Chaparral, 43-0, Holy Family, 12 -0,
and Ft. Collins, 15- 0.
The team continued with victories
beyond Co orado state lines, dominating n
Sacramento, Cal for11a, Des Moines, Iowa,
and Omaha.
With a great record throughout the
Un ted States, the team returned to
Colorado to prepare for the state championships. 'hey came extremely close to winning the year before, so the team strove to
reach their goal and worked tw1ce as hard.
At the state championships they strung
three mpress ve v·ctories together against
Chatfield, Regs, and Ponderosa before playIng to an mtense fina draw against Colorado Springs.
"Our record of 18 wins and two losses
was impress ve, but losing in the State
Ch ampionsh p match in sudden death
overtime was difficult. I am proud of the
entre team and looking forward to the
2009 season," Coach Bill Baer summed up.
• Sophie Pelz
(Photos by: Peter Hartman)

Take down. After chas ing down his opponent, senior
Quinton Pradia makes an impressive tackle.

162RUGBY

The Varsity Rugby Team.
East vs. Chaparral

Lexington Smith, 11.
East vs. Colorado Springs

Luke Arlow, 12.
East vs. Boulder High

Alex Hall, 12.
East vs. Holy Family

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"I like to play rugby
because at 's a good time,
and it gives me a chance
to show off my legs."
Quinn Williams, 12.

· support your local
hooker. Play rugby!"
- Jake Dunn, 12.

Palms stretched. Gntting his teeth and fighting to keep
his balance, senior Jake Dunn reaches for the ball as two
opponents from the opposing team take him down.

High kick. With a hard kick. senior Jay Wescott punts the
ball in the air and looks to see if it wall remain in
possession.

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Rugby is awesome!
Along with freshmen,
we get a small group of
eighth graders, and the
seniors get a chance
to show them the
ropes and be good role
models.
II

"I like to play rugby
because I get to get up
close and personal with
my B.F.F. Jake Dunn!"
-Alex Hoskin, 12.

-Jay Westcott, 12 .

Sean Kllfoyle, 11 .
East vs. Holy Famaly

Phillip Sevier, 12.
East vs. Overland

ian McConville, 12.
East vs. Reg•s Jesuit

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Damlae Mallo-Smith and Joe Smith. Second rr:m Dorlae watson. Riley Pric@,S@an Kilfo)i JayWesta&gt;tt. Jake Dunn. Altx Hoskin. Tyler Mow~)'. Taylor Charron. Ouftlt•n
Pradla, Ktvln Bet~ Leonard Garda. John Gan:•a. Ph1lhp S..V~r and .1es5e Hopkins. Back raw NICk Brown. Quinn Williams. Vince R"'tmeijer. Luke Harlow. Jacob Mann, Forest
lexington Smith. Adam Page Berl TeseDe. Alex Metzdorf! Peter Hutd! nson. Wllali@tnz. Adam Sctveiber, Max Lupo, Angelo Sa•nt Veltri and Grant Gladstone

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�East Ultimate's Spring Season {of 2008)
was marked by unyie ding dedication. With
the State Championships at year end as
a goal, the ult mate team rushed 1nto the
season w1th uncalcuable energy. The 4th
Annual East lnv1te, the first tournament of
the season, was a formadible challa'lge
which emphasized where the team needed
to improve. Learning from that, improvment became evident almost immediat1y
at the Madison Mudbath, with East coming
1n 3rd place. The mud bath is a tournament

m Mad son, Wisconsin that the U timate
team frequents every year. Fueled by the
the good performance at madison and
East's unparalleled passion for ultimate, East
Ultimate took its open team to States, and
took 2nd place.
• Canyon Boak
(photos a so by Canyon Boak)

"Before frisbee I was tak '19 t'"ee wrote b1tes out of
two btte b•ownies, beca ... se fe t 'ladequate about
~ow my

te was qo·'lg. trese days 1 arr' proud to say

that two bites rake me JUSt ore•
-Jacob We 'lZ
(before he ·ealized 1-oow fat this ~Y~ade t-um sound)

"8amn. that goose oaks lonely.·
- Dave Woodard

•t=nsbee changed my life, JuSt like the rapture wou d tf
the •apture made eve•yth '1g awesome·

B.S.G.

(Caleb Rerer)

3 feet above. Senior David Long catches a disc high
above Pamona's defensive player.

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apartment?
Disc!
What's better than disc?
Nothing!"
- Scott Levi, 12.

•If I were sentenced to
remain on a desert island
and I was only allowed
one thing for the rest of
my life, screw the food, I
would bring a disc.·
-Jacob Zax, 12.

Mid air. Falling sideways, junior B.S. G. (Caleb Reher) com·
pletes a scoring throw into the corner of the endzone.

One handed. Reaching into the air, jun1or Nick Creighton,
aka Froger, catches a deep huck in a game verses Creek at
the fall tournament.

•Good thing frisbee
practice exists otherwise
'Magic: the gathering'
would be a dying fad in
these parts."
- David Long, 12.

Front row:
I Weilga, Scott Levi, Caleb
lgo, Peter
dard, Jacob Weins, Dav1d Long, Taylor Want (on disc), Jacob Zax (on
Zach Grossnickle, Trabek, Rhys Lindmark, Aaron Holland-Plum,
Enk Sanderson. Pe~rce Westen haver and Sam Sm1th. Last Row: Canyon Soak. Conor CurtiS, Mark Franklin, Adam Segul, Mark Brice, Annie
Want, Erika H~romitsu, Yevan1t Reschechtko, Talya Zax, Magg1e Bailey and Ellen Want

Smith, 11 and Dav1d Long, 12.

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�After a wee of tryouts, four days of
camp, and a SJmmer filled with brigi'Jt and
ear y practices, tre Eas Hig"l Cheerleaders proved perfection is possible. "People
always ,.mderestirnate t~e work that we do,
not knowing we put n just as ll'uch work
as ary other sport combined~ says senior
captain Robyn Cole.
Wrile defy1flg the law of grav1ty, tl-tey
rocked the red and wh te throughout the
entire year FroM the jam-packed games,
to hyping t"le crowds, the cheerleaders
k"'ew how to say 1t loud. ·we are nown as
the best squad in DPS. As long as we have
teamwork, t w II continue to stay that way;
commented sen or Kiara Massey.
In the m1dst of cheer.ng at varsity sports,
planning pep rallies, and learning cheers,
the squad st1ll found t me to compete
in the state competition. Through all the
stunts, flips, and '1ign spirits, the cheerleaders made students proud to be East Angels.
"Cheedeading allowed me to express my
passion for da"'cing and performing; said
senior captain Nia Lewis. The squad did a
lo of tearT' bonding whiCh turned them
mto a fami y.leadi!lg to an unforgettab e
season.
· Vanessa Johnson
(Photos by Kelli Uhlberg. Peter Hartman, and Canyon Boa

N1a Lew1s, 12, DeJai Chase·
Knox, 10, Cailey Salagovic,
12, and Candice Franzier,
12.

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�"Com ing on the team as
the only freshman was
1ntense, but the moment
I made it all of the girls
made me feel really wel come. Plus, I love to flip!"
- Ashton Walker-Curl, 9.

"I trade sweat for strength.
I trade doubt for belief.
I trade cheerleading for
nothing. Blood, sweat, and
tears."
- Lakessiah Neely, 12.

L-E-T-S-G-0 . During a varsity football game, senior
Michaela Bryant says it proud while leading the girls in a
cheer.

All smiles. With great balance, seniors Candace Frazier
and Aunjanique Collier show off their new dance to the
student body.

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Cheerleading
was my way to
make a name
for myself at
East High. I met
some amazing
ladies. 11

"Being on the squad has
made my time at East so
much fun . I love being in
front of the crowd and
showing my school spirit
at every game."

- Breona Grigsby, 1 1.
- Aunjanique Collier, 12.

Front row:
Collier, Nia
Michaela Bryant, Ro byn Cole and Tamika Irvin. Second row: Ashton WalkerCurl, Jazmyne
DeJai Chase· Knox, Coach Moneypenny, Shan ita Andrews, Danielle Vandyke and Nikki Benjamin.
Ba~k row: Candice Frazier, Brittnae Davis, Raven Taylor, Kiara Massey, Breona Grigsby, (ailey Salagovic, Lakessiah Neely,
Dh1ana Brame and Vanessa Johnson.

In sync. At the homecoming pep rally Candice Frazier,
12, Danielle Vandyke, 1 1 and Vanessa Johnson, 1 2,
preform their rout ine.

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VARSITYPOMS
The varstty girls poms squad is one of
the most excitmg and diverse sports at East
High School. From show•ng off their moves
to the latest song, to dancing alongside the
drumline, poms has managed to keep the
crowd hyped and show true ange spirit al
year long. Th s year the poms squad competed in the state competition. "Going to
state was an amazing experience because
now we know what it's ike being there,"
sa.d senior Kristtan Jones. Poms squad managed to incorporate vanous genres into
their dance routines.
''Poms provides a way for girls at East to
show off their dancing ski Is,· said sophomore Kendall Messer. The squad performed
some of the 1r most captivating and comp.ex routines at the annual homecoming
and morp pep rallies. Frequently, the poms
squad holds bake sales to raise money for
various events. "Bemg a part of this team
has been wonderful, I have made so many
friends;' said sophomore Shanta Wilson.
Like many of the other sports at East, the
poms squad gives one hundred percent in
everything they do. ·Hard work and dedication pays off, I've seen the way are team
has improved and it motivates me to keep
going,· said sophomore Samantha Smith.
Form the state competition to pep ra lies,
the poms squad always had a chance to
show off their skills.
• Dawn Hami ton
(Photos by Kody Gaulden and Canyon Boak)

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you bring the spirit of
school through creativity.•
- Masha Valershteyn, 10.

"Poms gives you a chance
to get to know the school
and express yourself."
- Mallory Lopez, 9.

Take It downI During the homecoming pep rally, freshman Mallory Lopez leads the squad in an energetic
routine.

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Poms has
given me a
chance to step
out of the box
and put on a
spirited show
for my school.

"Poms is really diverse and
everybody has different
personalities and when we
all come together its just
a big ball of craziness and
excitement."

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-Karen Ocampo-Gomez, 12. - Aujha Alexander, 11.

Front row: Kendall Messer, Mallory Lopez, Karen Ocampo-Gomez and Shantae Wilson.
row:
Alexander,
Kristian Jones, Masha Valershteyn, Sellah Kyambalesa and Cally Errebo. Back row: Coach Thornton and Coach Hildreth.

Shake itl ln perfect sanction the poms squad exits after a
mind blowing half-time show.

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�CONSTITUTIONALLAW
Tr·e students 1n Con Law too
h l burder of work as well as shouldered
th t·erre'1douc; we1ght of t•ad t1on. After
Fds~ wor the national MWe the People: the

(ltl?en and the Constitution" competi• or 1r 2007 and 2008, the 2009 squad
won c;tdte by forty eight points and went
on to ranonals n Was~"mgto'l. 0 C. "'l!e1r
reMarkdble nte lectual ach evement was
a testdMent to t'le effort put 1nto research,
rehears I, and presentation. They made
themselwc; masters of t'le documentc; that
have Mdde Americans d free people and
chal e'1ge uc; everyday of our natio'lalllfe
to live up to their nspiring wordc;.

Cora Lemar, Teo Price·Broncucia, Zoe Tweed. Emily MacKenzre, Peter Hambidge, Clarre Jones, Gina Basse, Nora Sullivan,
Will Toaspern, lan MacCov1lle, Ben Sorensen, Blythe Hawthorne·Loizeaux, Nathan Garcia, Sophie Schor, Nrcole Shook.
Elizabeth Cheever, Sarah Bennett, Joe Prendergast, Kate Correll Buss, Abby Worthen, Adam Estacio, John Crawford,
Joseph lassen and Mr. Thalhofer.

ireo Pnce Broncl.lCia, 1 1.

ANGELSHELPINGANGELS
The peer tutoring program, Angels
He'ping Angels (AHA!), partnered w1th
struggling students to help them ra1se

t1 e1r grades and mdster cumculum Some
o fast's top students committed to the
group dnd relped otherc; work towards
academic success. Bac;ed out of room 3 1B AHA! was run by Peer Tutor Coordinator
Rydn Kt..lp, but students made 1t successft..!. red 11y liked getting to know some
freshmen dnd helping teach them how to
succeed in their classes~ said senior tutor
Blake Dowl ng

Front row· Abby Worth n, Blake Dowling. Janet Turner, Alice Desmoulins. EmilyTakrmoto and Lily Wotkyns. Second row: Gina
Basse, Gabby Gould, Kathleen Gegner, Mr. Kulp, Tina Soma, Cassre Clad is. NJCole Williams and Lydia Ibarra. Back row: Askia
N'diaye, Zach Sulsky, Colin Wielga. Jacob Weins. David Long. Joseph Lassen, Rhys Lindmark, John Crawford and Emily Clinton.

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�ADMINISTRATION

�Men a11d Wome'1 choirs, all t'le way to the
prestigious level of Anqelaires. fhrouqhout
the holiday season, all
Cho r participated 1n
creat ng a soul shak
ing perforfYlance,
oflethatended
w1th a stand1ng
ovat1on. Outside of
the scroo produc

vels of the East
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In choir, the
more you sing,
the happier
you are.
J/
- AfiCe Desmouhns, 11.

tions, the choir had
the opportunity to
s1nq with the DePver Symphony on Jafluary
16t'l. The Angela res also p rform d 1n a
festival in Iowa at Sot..t'1eastern Community
College Overall, Mit IS wei worth the work,M
said sen1or Bre'1na Fujimoto
• Laura Martinez

Front row: Rebekah Smtt~ Emma Johnston, Viet on a Galan, Eula Way, Rtvte Jacaruso, Laur n Mills,
Sophanlte Gedton, Maya uow-Wtllard, Molly Davtdson and True Nguyen. Second row· Nora Bates,
Peggy Ktmble,lydtalbarra, Undsay Emery, Yvana Radatus, Katlah Chlneth, Ameerah Kmdl , Cora
lawson and Abl&gt;ey Stevens. Thnd row: Emma Thompson, Wtlla Vaughan. Ray Harms, Cectly Botelho,
S rah Carlson, Rhonda Howard, Lena Grant-Brtdg s. AI xa W1lhams and Adama Kanu. Back row· Jen
"' r Bl ·~ loA h V i"' h• ..yn v rrlrah Gercke, Shate a Blackwell, Kaela Hayes, Sarah Lassen, Lauren
f gh•
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Front row: Emmett Collins, Mitchell Heinzeroth, Ben Schwartz, Oludaisi Adenowo, Kyle
Schuster, Jakoby Baker, Dominic Del Hierro, Jordan Powers and Gavin Johnson. Back
row: Bryan Anderson, Quade Slidell, Peter E1bsen. Andrew Schmidt and Charles Fubler.

Frontrow:
Bor Maunce Murphy, Kelsey
Havr
Taylof Wan Brenna Fu mo
Susan H.&gt;rlo&lt;, Dation Griego. Miles MacKenzie, Meg Tutaand Talya Zax. Second row: Jerma Greenwood. Shawn Wall •d&lt;
Holcomb, Amanda Lelb, Hayley Round. Natal"' Ftne, Zane Prater, N ndt McOowoll Bella Campana. Daniel Simmons and
Emelta Allen Thric:l rc:m: Erin Smith-Cordova, lim P&lt;rl.I.Jluren Freeman, Ariel ~. Katherine Rogen. Eboni Coleman. Alex
andra Mason. Riley McCarthy. Calley SalaqOVt&lt;, Amanda Sd.-ik&lt;'tt, Sophia Schwabe and BrandOn Finnie Forth rCNr Alyssa
H.&gt;as. Mason Woodside, Mat-sah Jones Nambe,Lucas Barets&lt;.olumb, Gaelen Lombard Knapp, C.hamone Patrt&lt;.k, Harns
Alterman, Maya McDowell Marray Napu&lt;&gt; and Aujha Alexanc!N. l!d&lt;k row Peyton Prater, Meag n Fisher, DaVId Stenlnger
Clay Burns. Forrest Sims. Zamlr H.lll. Ben Brady, Duncan Mad.eod. Holden Lewis, Ahce Dcsmoullns and ian Klf19.

�·once you g t past the
nerves of performing and
get on the stage, all fears
are gone and its just me
and the mus1c."
- Brandon Fin me, 12.

Front row : Bella Campana, Peyton Prater, Kat Rogers, Anel Kelly, Nandi Me Dowel, Meg
Tuta. Calley Saligovic and AuJha Alexander. Back row: Daniel S1mmons, Forrest Golec,
Clay Burns. Maunce Murphey, Zamlr Hall, Dav1d Sten1nger and Ben Brady.

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· our Chnstmas concert
really portrays the hard
work we have all put into
our smging throughout
the whole year."
- Ebonie Coleman, 11 .

· 11ove the adrenaline rush
when singing in front of a
packed audience.·
- Lindsay Emery, 11 .

�The band program consists of s x differe'"lt ersembles All classes are taught by Mr.
Oxmdfl, but dll of them offer something
different. Jazz rn&lt;;errlOie I&lt;; geared toWdrd
begi'lner music1ans, Jazz fnsemble X 1s
geared toward 1ntermed ate mus cians, and
Jazz Corr~bo X 1s geared toward more ddvanced rr.us cians. Concert Band ard Instrumental Enserr~ble are both sifTlilar because
they both practice 1n large groups and
learn many d fferem compositions. Str.ng
Orchestra consists of students who play
a variety of str ng instruments. Each year,
all of the bands collaborate to make a CD.
·with a Sllqht Chance of Painn IS the t.tle of
th1s years edition of the CD. "The students
have worked hard this year to advance the1r
musical skills ard I am very proud oftherY';
com me'"lted director Kei th Oxman.
· Sarah Carlson
(Photos by Kelll Uhlberg and Aaron Holland ·Pium)

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Front row: Evan Meggit, Gma Basse, Ben Dewey, Daniel Segal, ian Chorney and Erika
Hirom1tsu. Second row: Yam1rah Gercke, Max Lupo, Sam Sm1th, Maxwell Fine, Oliv1a
Rudeen, Gabe Gutierrez, Sarah Harrison, Gideon lrvmg. Olivia Bright and Ezra Sackett.
Back row: Aaron Holland -Plum, Phillip Shna1der, Albert Frechette, Mr Oxman, Evan
White, BenJamm Brady, Matt Gotlin·Sheenan, Duncan Macleod.

Front row: Eyob Sharew and Mitchell Carson. Second row: Samuel Stesney, Jordan
Lamport, Cole Flemmg, Madeline Stowe, Maxwell Bessesen, Emilia Wint and Aaron Row
land _Back row : Andrew Musselman, AsSabuur Ealey, Aaron Howard, Ben Lamport, Mr
Oxman. ~ay•or lvey. Dana Sm1th, John Crawford, Henry Soloman and Andrew Post.

STRINGORCHEFr
ST~RA~c==-~~~ JAZZCOMBO X

Front row: Quinn Petty, Peichen Chiu, Julian Fleming. Alex Abbot and Em1ly Jaynes. Second
row : Sarah Fenton, Rachel Dominas, Kianna Acosta, Adrienne Turnocl&lt;, Lucy Ray, Jade Erisman,
lsyia Sheriff,lliana Barron, Mylia Warlum-Webster, Emily Stesney and Caleb Reher. Back row:
Ethan Loewi, Eric Hager, Shakira Johnson, Mathew Gibson, Christian Turnock. Clayton Greene,
Mr. Oxman, Christian Mendoza, Daniel Adams, Jared Fish and George Sepmeier.

I

Front row: Eli Acosta, Anna Regan, Yamirah Gercke, Adam Schreiber, Noah Herman,
Sarah Harrison and Jonson Berman . Back row: Zachary Sulsky, Evan White, Will Parkhill,
Mr. Oxman, Jacob Oldefest and Will Heinz.

�INSTRUMENTALENSEMBLE

Front row. Peyton Prater, Aaron Charney, Joe Chapman, Ryan Cossoff. Elhot Mamet
and Ahsha Alomia. S cond row: Amanda Schweikert, Lindsey Wheeler, Vahsa Freeman,
Shantae Wilson, Tsenng Sherpa. Kalen Acquisto, Jenna Greenwood, Yevanit Reshechtko,
Jessica Valeta and Hanahna Cohn - Lucero. Back row: Jermal Newton, Cassie CladishZachary Sulsky Eva11 Wh te, Mr. Oxman, Dante Brown, Adam ldelberg and Philip Green olz.

Fron row: Stephaun GaddiS, Alex Munoz, Arturo Medrano and M1guel Perez. Second
row: Randy Torres. Mareshia Less, Natalie Pierce, Jessica Townsend, BnttanyVig1l. Kimberly
Turner and Treamon Edwards. Back row· Gary Olds, Nicolas Puente, Olivia Georgia, Mr.
Scathoff, Bishop Archer, John Conway and Noel Rocha.

"Participating m band is
a great way to get away
from the regular classroom
environment and express
myself on the drums:'
-Adam ldelberg, 10.

"Playing in the band is
more fun than playmg by
myself because 1t's really
cool to hear all the instru·
ments blendmg together. •
- Peyton Prater, 12.

"Band is nice because I can
take a break from normal
classes and jam. Also, Mr.
Oxman is really great."
-Adam Schreiber, 11.

�The East Theatre Company produced
two successfu productions du•ing this year.
The fi rst play, "S1x Characters m Search of an
Author,"fo'lows .-,

characters looking for

a play wrtte to fir ish wntang their stories
The play forces 1ts aud ence to question
what is real and w'ra f'we were able to
s illusior. T11e spnna do the musical
musicai"Guys and

Guys and Dolls

Dolls; according to

this year because

theatre director tv'\e

we had so many

Duggan, is "the best

talented male
leads.

musteal ever wr.t-

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M lody Duggan

ten.· tTC gathered
approximately 70 ktds at each meeting to
participate In dance workshops and learn
from guest performers
• Rachel Mangione
(Photos by: Canyon Boak)

Billy Gabel. Magg1e Hughes, Natasha Prather, Isaac Wanamaker, Alex Metsterdorf, Agus·
tus Chavez, Lucas Bareis·Golumb, Elyse Miller, Canyon Boak, Quinn Purificado, Madaline
Dav1es. Manon Williams, Julia Kirklen, Dawn Huryk, Jack Forbes, Leigh Barn holt and Elise
Matatall.

�"The theatre has been a
bog part of my life since
freshman year. It has been
a part of h1gh school that I
will never forget.•
Amanda Leib, 12.

"Theater is the best extra
curricular act1voty you can
do because you get to
be creative and use your
imagonatoon.•
- Ben Brady. 12.

"I love ETC because of the
bond you form w1th all of
your cast mates·
- Nandi McDowell, 12.

Front row: lu uSc lly DKian Sc"lly. Matt Go hn Sheehan Ja&lt;k F r s, Tucker Johnston, Tlm P
M, es lagr ,
Helen Kaueh, David Stenonger Alex Raynor, David Burris Deboskey Cl!lhe Raynor, Maurice Murphy, Samone Bryant,
Mat1son S1eren&lt;ard Zun House, Cl!IIey SalagovJC. Juha Kuklen, and Nia Lewis. Second row: leva Zakrevska Jennifer
Blacl&lt;. Emmy Allen, libby Howard, Mimi Kind• 1~ Victoria Wells, Lucas BareiS Ciolumb, Aly Bortle Bry nAnd rson. Jason
.,.ub Duncan Macleod lver Johnson, Amanda Lelb, Julian Fl mong. H rrls Alterman, lan K1n9 Noah Kaplan, All Haas.
L na 1 Natahe Fine Aaron Gourd Solvana AlqUipa. Sopha.nlte GedJOn. Jakoby Ba er Cal St nhoff, Ruby P'~erce.
Ben Schwartz, Christian Villagomez. Bella Cl! pana, Lauren Freeman Hanal na lucero Colon. and Josh Tuccl last row:
Ben Brady and Nando McDowell

�The speech dnd debdte team has been d
successful and umque dctivlty for stude'lts
at E:ast Higr school. One hundred dnd five
new students jo1n the tedm edch yedr to
e penence the great
ness of public speaking. "I took speech to
improve my spedkmg
and writing s 1lls in a!
my classes,· sdid fresh
man Ell.e Moran. This
year the speech and
debate team won first

II

Debate is a
great way to
actively engage in the
world around
II
us.
-Taylor Want, 12

place in the Logan
High Schoo National
Tournament as well as tdking first 1n the
Rocky Mountai'l South Region Tourndment
Man Murphy, the speecr teacher at fast,
comments, "Th1s is a great team and I am
prot.d to be the speech codch."
• Lauren Woody

SPEECHTEAM

Front row: Julienne Kelly, David Burris-Debosky, Ashleen Brydum, Cora Lemar, Rachel
Havranek, Matt Murphy and Vikki Crystal. Second row: Ian McConville, Alexandra Lee Natali, Libby Howard. Marley Pierce, Elizabeth Cheever, Sophie Gedion and Ain Ealey. Back
row: Grace Irvine, Ali Haas. Hiliary Green, Tim Peck and Anna Regan.

Success . Speech coach Matt Murphy, wi t h pride, hands senior Alexandria LeeNatali
trophy for her outstanding performance during the Turkey Meet.

Front row· Matt Murphy, Ms. May, Margaret M nnmg. Lauren Opatowski, Em1ly
enzie, Abbey Worthen, Nicole Shook and Mingo Cabeza de Baca. Second row: Marchel
Holle, Jack1e Langdon, Stephanie Nevel, Jack Forbes, Sarah Naughton, Taylor Want.
Rachel Mangione, Ellen Downing, Charlotte Vilkus, Abbye Neel, Rachel Medlock, Ange·
Iina Howard, Christina Speegle, Michelle Saipe, Willa Vaughn and Emma Thompson. Back
row: Devon Viart. Peter Ham bridge, Jeff Aschkinasi, Will Toaspern, Pete Hutchinson. Zach
McCain,
and Sam

�•11ove debate because I
rock at CX and Taylor Want
is my debate w1fe.·
Jacob Zax. 12.

·speech is helpfulm
everything you do, from
school projects and pre·
sentations to Interviews
for college."
-Alexandria LeeNatali. 12.

"I do debate to get smarter
and meet cute boys. •
-Lauren Opatowski, 11.

�The Reserve OfficerTrcllni!1g Corps.
helped students w1th school, self-co'lfiderce, a'ld leadership sk1l s. Tre students in
RO.T.C were trained to work hdrd m every
th1ng t'ley d d. Tl-)ey
ledrned d sc,pline,
teamwork, determination and were
part of the Meddl
of Honor assembly 1n September.

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Because of
R.O.T.C. I'm a
stronger, wiser, and
more determined leader.
II
- Marcus Sm1th, 9.

They worked hard
to represer t our
scrool in the Veterans' Day parade dnd at
the C.U. Boulder Drill meet n Mdrch The
R.O.T.C. dnll team continued to represent
our school proudly at the All City Meet dnd
Stdte Meets.
n·fah Turner
(Photos by Kody Gaulden)

COMPANYBRAVO

Arquese Jomer, 12, Andrew Vaughn ,10, Adolf Alvarado,
11 , Cynthia Hernandez, 9, Darren Robles, 12, Chelsea
Walson, 11 and Jermal Newton, 9.

Kianna Cal bart, 11, Jonathan Slavin, 9, Jav1erTorres, 10,
Jacqueline Miles, 9, Kevin Ley, 9, and Matthew Coe, 12.

COMPANYCHARLI~

Donovan Mullen, ll, Joshua Faraji-Moore,12, Arturo Escorza. 9,
Domin1queCombs, 9, Shealen Gavm, 9, Anjelique Morine, 9,Ari
Florez-Mendez. 10 and Cinthia Palomino. 9_

COMPANYDELTA

Charles Benson, 12, Gerald Simpson, 9, Cally Errebo, 10, Peggy Kimble, 10. Charmane
Bunch, 9, Marcella Currin, 10, Joseph Blessett, 9, lysia Sheriff, 9, Michale Hall, 9, Sierra
Lucero, 11 , Alvaro Sauceda, 10 and Zyndy Lopez Garcia, 10.

Jermaine Anderson, 9, Nicole Murphy, 12, Edd1e Hernandez, 10 and Josh Faraji· Moore, 12

�·R.O.T.C. gave me a sense
of respons1b1hty and
taught me leadership.·
Dom nique Combs. 9.

·R.O.T.C. was a good
expeuence and it taught
me a lot."
Deidra Ward, 11.

R.O.T C. Bravo Company

·R.O.T.C. was been fun
and 1t was a compet1t1on
to me•
- Jermaine Anderson, 9.

Megan Muphy, 12. C en Jacobs, 12 and
1.

Matla:~a Gallegos,

�Th1s year the Stude'lt Council worked
to bring un1ty to the east commun1ty.
fhey were successful1n gett•ng the whole
schoolrnvolved wrth the coat dnve and the
canned food drrve
II

The councrl also d1d

Student
council in a
lot of hard
work but a
lot of
fun too! 11

a lot of volunteer
work fhey put in
time at the 5th Annuai"Josh ard Gus'
Run For a Reason~
Tbe counc1l spent

· Van

a lot of time plan-

sa JOhnson, 12.

n1ng events and fund raisers to give
back to the community. Along with a I of
the rac;t traditiOnal actiVItieS, tf-riS year they
had the f rst ever Snowbal dance. They also
put on a fashion show at E:ast and planned
HomeCOrT'ing, MORP 3nrj Dr')m.
• l. nifah furner
Phot·&gt;s by Kody Gaulden)

SENIORCOUNCil

JUNIORCOUNCil

Front row : Hamfah Turner, AunJanlque Coll1er, Anel Canada and Vanessa Johnson.
Second row : Chris Wall, Emma Ferg. Deion Hardy, Marray Napue, Morgan Arline and
Elizabeth Johnson. Back row: Kalen Acquisto, Quent1n Hildreth, Kierra Cortez·Ray,
Stephan1e Lop "Z Nia Lewis and Ben Brady.

Front row : Aujha Alexander, Cynthia Delgado, Shola York, Katie Ru
Megan Bortle.
Isabella Allegrezza and Lillian Berman. Back row : Will Toaspern and T'keyah Henry.

FRESHMENCOUNCil

Front row: Pierce Vilkus and Nick Brown. Back row: Giselle Rudnick, Samantha Eshelman.
Emma Dargen and Chelsea Thornton.

Front row: Ashley Canada, lan Cam let, Hannah Carrothers and Nathan Reynolds. Back
row: Lucy Westerfield , Nora Bates and Elliot Mamet.

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�"Student Counctl is great
because I get to work
w1t the other members
on thtngs that the whole
school can enjoy.•
-Ashley Canada. 10.

"All the different people
from all types of backgrounds make counc1l a
really fun. loving place
to be."
Katie Rushton. 11

"I love how everyone has
really good ideas and how
we come together like a
fam1 y to get it done~
- Shola York • 11.

�The yedrboo staff worked hard all year
to g1ve the students of E:ast Higr a boo'&lt;
thd t b tt r serves the r memories of h1gh
school. In an effort to create a more visually
entiCing yearbook, the whole staff brougl-lt
about a reform i'1 how approach des1gn, and
the presentation of conte'1t. Our hope has
been to create a yearbook that honors the
yedr's content to the best of its ability. Many
ldte hours spent after school in have allowed
for the creation of this book.

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Gauld en, Amber Goltz and Maddie Hamling. Second row : Zoe Tweed, Zuri House, Callie Raynor, Davtd Oksner, Bla e
Dowltng, Vanessa Johnson, Hantfah Turner and Julia Faliano. Thtrd row : Haley Jenkins, Kellt Uhlberg, Lizzie Larson, Sarah
Carlson, Canyon Boak, Dawn Hamilton, TyShae Walker, Hali Groninger, Rachel Nevers and Helen Gaffigan. Back row:
Kelley McCarroii·Gtlbert, Eric Carlson, Aaron Holland -Plum, Emtly Carlson, Jaime Urbana. Laura Martinez and Troy Wiese

198PUBLICATIONS

�f11e newspaper staff worked extremely
'lard eac.t&gt; month to put together a paper
ft... II of ed1tonals, upcoMing events, and tre
1nfar1ous jokester page "The Rear End."The
paper 1nformed students of the latest rews
dt the school and made us laugh w1tr crazy
drtlcles like "20 Ways to Waste Time i'1 Class·
and ·vumquist: E:.xposed."Section editor Abbye Neel said, "Newspaper hac; really he ped
my writing sk1lls i'1 all my classes and w I
help me in t'"le future!"

199 UBU Jl

�BLACK STUDENT ALLIANCE

LATINO STUDENTSUNITED

Kody Gaulden. Taylor Gaulden, Aroel Kelly. Kaolah Choneth, Marcus Flowers Faoth Rocketts. Noalewos Knstlan Jones,
Ashley Canada. Azoza Mu.,efa Kevon Collins, Marray Napue. Tyler Dudley. tanzanoa Trout,leha Hobley. Favthe Utsey.
Cheri Jacobs. Robert Addoms, Hamza Shareef Epophonae McClennon. Oanus West. Askoa N doaye, As ya Mustefa. Aroel
Canada. Deoon Hardy. Hanofah Turner, Spshelle Rutledge, Toftany Barker. James Bryant. Aon Ealey. Zun House, Gamachu
Satd. Anthony Wilson and K1anna Caloart

Front row: Karla Medrano, Day ana Hernandez. Crystal Hernandez and luis Angeles. Second row Armando Somosa.
Arturo Medrano, Janet Gomez. Evelyn Gomez. Cynthoa Delgado, Salvador Flores Martonez, DaVId Medrano, Juao
Gomez, Moguel Perez and Walter Zepeda Solva Back row Danoel Meza. Dan,.l Ramorez. ~tephanoe lopez. Jus ton Marto
nez. Mano Garza and Jo~ Castaneda

Since Black Stude'lt All1ance was estab 1sred 1r the 1960's, Merrbers
committed themselves to educating others about African-Ameqcan
cultural contributions. Comrrunity outreach and sc.holast1c. achieverrent
within tho t=act cto -:Jont body p 3yed a prom ne'lt role in the group's
a• t v•t·e

Lat no Studerts Un ted encouraged four values: stro'lg acade'Tlics,
c.or1rrunity, culture and fr end ship. They devoted the1r t•me to prepanng
for the year's 'Tlatn event, Cmco de Mayo. They also parttc..pated in the
~· .. ...,, , Througr Heritage competitior and took frst place.

AM NESTYINTERNATIONAL

PEACEJAM

Front row: Sarah Marquez, Sophanote Gedion, Kelli Uhlberg and Crystal Marshall. Back row: Sarah

Mr. Chimento, Julia Falliano, Gabriel Hardt, Andrew Musselman, Caitlin McGavran, Amy
Schnicker and Aaron Holland Plum.

Hamson, Ryan Bush. Jennofer Su, Isabella Kendrick, Allie Cheroutes. Cassiane Clad is, Danielle Bose,
Marley Poerce, Silvana Aiquopa, Fieldong Twarogowsk1 and Brenna FUJimoto.

Amnesty lrternattonal members dealt w th a variety of globa prob
Iems, focus ng on one specific. ssue per month. They brainstormed ways
to educate treir peers and raised money to better treir communtty.

Peace Jarr was a'l nterratio11al peace youth leade·~'lip and serv ce
organ zat1or The club gathered students from all over the world who
c.orrm tted themselves to respond to issues in thei• owr lives with non~~~r~~

OUTDOORCLUB

ANIMECLUB

Front row: Will Toaspern. Zachary Bolden and Isabella Allegrezza. Second row: ian McConville, Dylan
Barrett, Adam Estaeto and Peter Hambodge. Thord row: Ned Imhoff. Kathleen Gegner, Kelley McCarroll·
Go Ibert, EmolyTakomoto, Laura Martonez, Ben no Sorensen, Grant Beczkalo and f1elen Gaffigan. Back
~~i;7g~:r~~~:i ~S(~~es~~~~~Jlj~~~~ ~~~;;;a~olloan Berman. Teo Proce Broncucoa, Haley Jenkons,

Philip Martinez, Lauren Freeman, ZonChristian Green, Samantha Romana, Sophia
Schwabe, Marcus Reed, Colette English and Danielle Castillo.

Ltving ir Co orado, we are surrounded by an abundance of nature It
seemed only appropriate that the students of East High school banded
together in appreciat•on of the great outdoors!

An1me Cub partiCipated in art contests, cosplay days and took trips to
ani me conventions. Members disc..~ssed and shared views or all aspects
of the art

��NATIONAL HONORSOCIETY

Matt Gosche, Ch ristopher Yarbrough, Hillary Cepress- Mclea n and M r. Noble.

NH was a
people w'lo both
giving back to tire corT'fTIU'lity and exce led in academics. Members were requ1red to complete
.:~t o..:~&lt;;t twenty rours of COrT'mun ty ~ervice per c;emester They also
D.ffere'1ce Day a'ld p rt, pated in the Race for the Cure

Mat'lefTiatics. rngrneerrng, Science Acrreveme'lt c:ub was a club for
studerts to explore different fields of eng1reerrng One d the r r1a1r pro
ects was to build a Trebuchet for t'le Aurora Pumpkin Fest1val, wh '1 tl')ey
won. MESA also partiCipated rn an annual '1at1onal robotrcs compet1tron

GREEN ClUB

WAKEUP

Front Row: Enn Bates. Sarah M.lrquu and Kelh Uhlberg. Back Row: [_loot Mamet. Erika H~romttsu. M.lrgaret Hughes.
Jenna Greenwood. Rosa Perlman, Maggoe Unton. Peyton Prater, Crystal Marshall, Nora Sullovan. Cora Lemar. Jennifer
Noll, Anna Regan, Roley McCarthy, Abbye Neel and Madelon Schroder

Front Row: Ryan Kulp and Kevin Collms. Back Row: Cheri Jacobs, Anna Regan, Libby
Howard, Jam ie La uroe, Elizabeth Cheever and Ch ris topher Hayes.

Green Club members worked on deterf'Tiinirg greener options for rast
High School. ..hey collaborated w.tr peop1e from different parts of Colo
rado and carne up wi•l) new ways •o make E:ast green. They also raised
rnnnPy for the school to buy solar panels.

WaKe Up was the poetry ciub that met every other week to prefo•m
T'ley gave stt,;dents frofTI East as wei as outsrde artists a chance to
express themselves th&lt;ougll poetry, song/rap lyrics ardmore

Darius West, Noah Herman, Jamal Mcintosh, Aaron Charney and Dashawn Brown .

Caroline Caldwell, Tina Soma, Janet Turner and Ell ie Schmidt.

Drum Lire gave percuSSionists a chance to showcase the1r skills.
Members played at he Democrat' Nat1onal Convention and were
invited to President Obama's Inauguration. They were also seen playirg
at East H gh events 'ike pep rallies, games and assemblies.

lr Art Club's SIXth year they wor ed on a mural for t'le teac'rers and
designed the NHS t-sh rt worr in memory of Madame Casey. Art ci.Jb
trred to focus on creating school-based pro1ects rather than 1ndrv1dual
proJects.

��ANGELS AGAINST ABUSE

lyn1o NgiQ. oeon·e M1rt011 Danyel Gilben and DeSiree Ooe. Second r&lt;YW: Ann, ther rau. eeSI a
Clay, Stephan~elopez.
' FrazM!r, Shola York. Ep1ph1nae McOennon. A!ohl y Canada and Courtney Graber. Tillfd row:
Courtney Fann1ngs. L1n H1l~ Gabrielle Yuffa. Enn Sm1th-Cordova Johannah Peay. Chole McOantoc and Ms. Jeares. Back
row Mercedes Adarru. Sh1rley Evans. BettyYacob. Stephanie Bell. Sam Myers. Chnstopher Hayes and Carohne Caldwell.

Front row: Marilee Hammond. Cla~re Simon. Rosa Perlman, Kalen Acqursto and El11ot Mamet. Second
row: Taylor Want. Elise Matatall. M1kayla Alex1s. Peyton Prater1 Kelsey Messer. JessiCa Hoy. Jenna
Greenwood. Carolm Kaplan and Susan Harlor. Back row: Maaelme Schroeder, Kelh Uhltierg. Sarah
Marquez. F1eldmg Twarogowsk1. Erm Bates, Kameron Taylor and Silvana AlqUipa .

A.A.A. members promoted tee11 dati'lg abuse awarene~s ar&gt;d paid
close attention to tre importance of healthy relationships. Their success
around the school caught the attention of Darthmouth Co lege who flew
a represen ativl r to n erv ew I , club's members.

lr the club's first year they put on fund•a srers lrl&lt;e bake sales a'ld food
drrves •o ra1se money for soup kitchens and food banks. They IT'et and ate
different types of foods and explored cui nary a•t. T'leMed food meetl'lQS
were held for specral ho.1days I ke Thanksg vrng.

JEWISH STUDENTSUNITED

HHALO

Robinson, Jake Mal man, Andrew Trattler, Rebecca Good side, Joe
Nathanson, Lauren Opatowski, Adam ldelberg, Mr. Peterson, Marc Axelrod, Ezra Sackett,
Callie Raynor, Elliot Mamet and Alexandra Raynor.

Perla Ordonez- Rodriguez, Maria Arteaga, Mr. Lucerio, Maya Davis, Rachael Williams. Ciara
Cody, Celestina Lopez, Ashleen Brydum, Alexandra Hernandez and Cristian Villagomez.

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In order to unite Jewish East studer&gt;ts, JSU member~ ofter&gt; spent
Sabbatr nights together with a m xture of trad tiona I foods l1ke Matzah
balls. They met weekly to comb1ne the1r s1m larit es in cu ture and religion.
rurong th I day· hey hosted mu tiple Hanukkah parties.

Heterosexua and 1-iomosexual All ance for Leadership ard Outreacr
str;ved to create and enr;c.h connections between students of d Ferent
sexual or entations. In December trey d stributed pir&gt;~ to promote AID)
war rre ar Jrrd re ·f :&gt;1.

PING PONGCLUB

William Smith, Joris Merger, Coner Kresin, Phillip Sevier, Spencer Erickson, Rhys Lindmark
and Zach Grossnickle.

David Burris-Deboskey, Helen Katich, Alex Hoskin, Chris Wall, Mr Giesel, Christopher
Emily Clinton, Victoria Crystal, Adam Schreiber, A in Ealey, Lauren Antonoff, Erika Hiromitsu
Jose Castaneda and Kody Gaulden.

Motived Ping Pong players devoted the rTuesday afternoons to competitive practice where they played multiple ~ets on tables set up in the
basement The club member~ shared strategies and prepared each other
for matches agarnst rival schools such as Reg1s and Kent.
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204CLUBS~.

No Place For 1-late was made up of students who celebrated East's
diverse popuiat1on by discuss1ng differef"lt race~ and religions. "Mix it cJP
Day" encouraged change in ~tudents regu ar act V ties and allowed members to branch out to d fferent groups of people.
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�ngels Against Abuse:Tam1ka lrvm, 12 and Ariel Kelly, 12.

�FLY FISHINGClUB
------------------------------

Ned Imhoff, Joe Jaster, Mr. Lacy, Alexandra Brodsky and Grace Irvine.

CERAMICSClUB

Adrienne Turnock, Danielle Bose, Emma Cruise, Brisa Garcia Gonzales and Juan Garc1a·
Gonzalez.

Tile fly fisl-)inq club gave students the opportunity to f sh 1n pnvate
waters near ard around the Denver and Rocky Mountain Reg1on. Guest
l'lstructors relped teach members to cast ar d ne flys.

The CeramK c; Club offered students the chance to oractKe furdaMen
•als and difficu't cerarr1cs sk lis that couldn't be taugl'&gt;t l'l class. T'le club
also completed coMmunity serv1ce by g v ng 'land '1lade soup bows to a
~~ I r~· 'P k tchen.

BOWLINGClUB

KEY ClUB

Fontrow:Joserll~Amrda~Auslion'Mlcl~H&lt;, Hamahl'agiu:a,M.rloeHMrm:nd. ~ IYplar\TmPed&lt;,
EnmaCn.ise EIAa:lslo\Mtdl~ '11ClfN&lt;:MdandOMd~. end row: AIHaas.AatoGcud.EileMdtdtal
Helen Kald1. S......w.til Amrda L.eb~GEdon Bola Qwrpana and k f&lt;lrb:&gt; Last row: Ben BrJdy, Dln.an M.JdJ!&lt;xl. DMJ
Sl8wlger, Laum&lt;JstrandeJ; I.YI Kng. Noall~Yp~ar\ lro Pnal Harris Amman.Sarrll3 SrTithand Scott lM

Front row Yvana Radatus, Maura McKay. Hannah Reger, Juloa Schroeder and Colette Kendrtck Second row Ameloa
Cunnongham. Juloann Rochardson, M aghan Owens. Emoly Gosche, Loly Wookyns, Rovle Jacaruso. AZila Mustefa. Hannah
Carrothers. Madoson McHenry, Juha Ebert and Casslane Oados. Back row Max Twarogowsko, Colon Furey, Emma
DOrazio, Alexa Adox. Molly McCullough, Kailee Quanta. Lauren Hughes, Katie Bywater Katie Wiese Sunny Lunka, Jul a
Faloano, Gabroel Hardt and Vevanlt Reschtchtko

The Bowling Club met every ...uesday mqht at Monaco Bow'ing Lanes.
Members had fun competing against each other wh!le they earned d ffPrPnt bn I ng techmques.

Derve~ area One o+ their Mo!lt'lly se~v1ce projects was sing1ng Chnstmas

Key Club dedicated their tirre co'1lmunity service projects around th
( arok -3t a lnq f1•Hc:: nq horne.

YOUNG DEMOCRATS

Front row: Marley Pierce Gavon Jacobs. Jacob Zax. Kalen Acquosto and AdamE tacoo. Se&lt;ond row: Amanda Schw oKert.

:ta~~~~.~~::;,=~o7.%~~·~bli~~a~;/~~:,otl~~~~~=~;~~7,~~~t~~~:

Founder Jamie Laurie and President Christopher Hayes.

Haley Jen ns, Kaley Mason. Audra Barber and Aspen Johnson. Back row: Olivta Bangert, Mochelle Saope. Emma Tllompson, Molly Davodson, Davod Oksner, Phoebe Duval~ Louose Poetruszewsk Jennifer Su and Carotone Roberts.

Students for Obama/Young Derrocrats Cub worked tirelessly on Presidert Obama's campaign. They ral1ed comMu'lity support and proved
that you don't need to be old enougr to vote to bnng about change. YES
WEDID!!I

Check Your Head, a club founded by Mental Health of Amenca. rret to
d scuss 1ssues that affected rrember's everyday life Guests were brouql')t
1r from the corrmunity to teach students how to rap, scratch records a'ld
da'1ce.

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1)1s.l remember read1'lg

"don't believe m what tl)ey say and what you ve
always beer&gt; told"wq ten II" bulbous te t II"
a wester., style And as Silently as •he senses
abandon the1r defenses, I'll hop1ng that th1s
•s not rea ly happer&gt;mg. but you bet your life t
s. Yeah, I'm afra1d, I ke I'm scared as a dog, and
w1sh I'd stayed asleep today be(duse I never
thought ton1ght could ever beth s close to IT'E'
Now's your momen•, and you re oatmg in
a b ue lagoon. Well, you know we're all domg
what we (dn, and I made a pilgr mage to save
th1s hu'llan's race, never comprehendmg a race
that's tufned into someth1ng beautiful. And for a
minute there, I los myself Yes, some say 1t sJ.USt
a part of rt and that rt rna ivates you to maKe
a better tomor•ow, we forward •n hrs generation triul'l'phant y as teacher 'llar

OL:r he1g'lt

agair&gt;st the wall. But rf today rs the day for you
to rrse. then ake yo-.Jr tu•n
And now. it's t1me to 1eave the capsule, 1f
you dare.lr1e can sl p away so don'• bel ve ,.,
anythrng that's keep1ng you awaKe, dnd never
let them tell you •hat they're dl t'le same l•'s
okay to da'lce amur&gt;d 1t and have rt your way.
because wo•ds are 1"1ean ngless and forgettable
and sometrmes you got to lose it a I before you
find the quee'l of all your dred'llS. And laugh
about •t, oh for goodness sake. Maybe I got a
rot to rearn but I'm s owly !earring that life ts o
Some peop"' th nk they re always rigrt, but I
don't know where I'll be torro•row.

208HEADBOV

�Kalen Acquisto
Int•• b '::1" .n .. .;J ..
"Freshman, take the side sta rs!"So,l actually
do and find myself trapped on the rr~ysterious
1-jarry Potter-like third floor staircase. Startlf"lg
my school day at 4am, • am abruptly woken
by my swim capta ns for a Pete's egg and hash
brown breakfast while wearing a neon purple
wig and sw1msu.t over fish net stockings. "Meeting me at the E!" Checking to see if the clock
tower works every morn ng as I pull if"lto Colfax
circle drive ... The clock started ticking agam w.th
the arr va of Mr. Youngquist Revi al zing the
Esplande with Make a Difference Day and an
E:ast commun1ty effort in tree pla'1t ng. ME DEL
SBERG !!! :) Long nights of singing, acting .
tooting our horns. The contag1ous energy that
kept us away for mus cal rehearsals ... Fidd er,
West S1de Story, Pira es, and Guys and Dolls.
Look1ng over ~enver as we made home-made
ICe cream on he roof for C. hem Back-to-back
champs in athletics and academ cs ... State B-ba I
and at1or1al Con Law! Extraordinary student
involvement in the h storica 2008 Presidential
Elect1on! ! Dane n' tl"orough he time i'1 neon
spandex and bl ng in the foyer as we br•ng back
old East trad1t ons. 09 (Cloud

ne ... We Fme!),

10 (B1g Ten), 11 (Chopst cks). 2 (mic check-one
1

two one two). Most of all... our d verse, caring
community of students, faculty adm n stratiOn,
parefltS and dedicated staff working toge 1-)er to
make East High School the best t car- be.
These are the valuable memor es that I will
carry with me as I realize that this is not the
end ... but a new begirnmg.

209HEADGIRL

�NTo be n the top ten these students not
only have to be intel igent, but determined.
Eve•yday they srow up ready for class~
• fv\r. f-iernandez
"East high school is know'l far and wide
as a schoo of high achievers and e ceptional students. Our Top Ten I st of students
epitomizes this idea and represents the
very best of the academ1c accomplishments that our Angels experience. Top Ten,
we celebrate you and your accomplishments, and wrsh you the very best in tre
future.·
• Mr. Younquist

SAMANTHAEGLE

BRENDAN LAMARRE
"When w I you realize that
oday is the tomorrow you
roped for yesterday?"

"Asp1re to be c'lampiors
-Eric Evars

- Ken Keyes Y.

JESSICAHOV

RHYS LINDMARK

"JJSt when the caterpil,ar thought tre world was
over, 1t became abunerfly."

"Whenever I go out with
other married coup es, I
like to bnng along asrngle
cracker JUSt to spice things
up."

- Aronymous

- Chrs Rock

210TOPTEN

~

--

.

�CHARLOTTEVILKUS
"For He was trere: She
rushed to Him. She felt
her heart would bt.rst
she lost a momem. 'Asian,
Asian. Dear Asian,' sobbed
Lucy 'At Last:"
- C.S. Lewis

"If you're in a hole, keep
d gging:'
Luke Haase

OLIVIA RUDEEN

HUNTERWOLFEL

"IIi e'llY coffee black just
I emy meta"'

"Ab1 ity may get you to the
top, but 1t takes character
to keep you there"

- AA11c ess Selr lndillge11ce

-John Wooden

JACOBZAX
"Change 1S inevitable.
except from vending
machines."

"Are you not entertained 7"

-Steven Wrighi

~

-Maximus

~~

211TOPTEN

�212RED&amp;WHITE

�213RED&amp;WHITE

�At East, school dances were a ruge part of student body activities. Dances were the big events of ti-Je year that everyone looked
forward to. Every student will always crerish tre mome'lts thdt they
shared together at every dance. "The darces are go ng to be ore of
the ma1n things I m1ss about h1gh school; commented semor Grace
McGuire. Whether it was Homecoming, Morp, or Prom, everyth1ng
had to be done jJst right in order to make the dar.ces unforgenable.
The fancy outfits, party busses, and imousines were on'y a few of
the things that made dances so fun The best part for most of ti-Je
students was being able to spent time with fr eflds and darce the
night away.
This year was the revival of the first winter bal n many years at
East. People fro'11 al grades showed o~ their creatiVIty m the1r portraya s of different styles from various decades. Shortly after the winter ball, 1t was time for Morp Morp is a trad1von here at East where
the girls ask the boys. The tradit on was stronger t'lan ever this year,
withal of the t1ckets being sod out. Everyone dressed m beads and
masks for the Mardi Gras theme As the year came to a close, prom
was a huge success. using their golden t ckets, se'liors ertered a
Willy Wonka themed dance with candy and chocolate fountains galore. Through the lirT'os, the huge party buses, the jamming DJs, the
dances at East created memories of highschool we will never forget.
• Laura Martinez

PROM DENVER ATHlETIC ClUB

MORPDANCE

HOMECOMINGROYAlTY

MORPROYAlTY

214DANCES

�215DANCES

�216MORPSPIRIT

i

�217BUDDYPIGURES

�Mackenz~-Ba-N1r-Zi,

"LVe moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and
loo around once in awh e, you could miss
it."
- Ferris Bue, er

Listen to you~ hearts breath. t-.lever allow
anyone to define who YOJ are. L1ve your
life wth grace a1d d1g11ty Know you're
powerft. and courageous. You survived
cancer, the rest is rot so seriot:.
..ive, Love, Laugh
I 1:&gt;ve you ... Momm1e

You are the absolute best there is.
Love, Mom, Dad, and Gabe

NATALIE

MACKENZI
BELL-NUGENT

FINE
SARAH
HARRISON

ALYSSA

SarahEven if you weren't so kind and considerate, so much fun, and so hard-workmg we
would st• l love you immeasurably! We are
so very PROUD of who you are and yoUF
many accomplishments.

... Never a dull momentl We can't walt to
see what you'll be up to next. Whatever 1t
1s you'll carry it off with grace, compassion,
1rtel igence, and incredible organization.
The world IS your oyster!!

ROBERTS

ave, Mom, Dad, Carolme, Benjamm, and
Sheba

Love, Mom, Dad, Tom, and Ben

You were an awesome baby. ow you are
an awesome young son, soon to become an
awesome young man.
Love you,
Mom, Dad, and Fam: 1y

SHANE

"Peace is not an absence of war, It is avirtue,
a state of mind, a dispostition for benevolence, confidence, justice"
-Spmoza
"Rock the Casbah!"
-T~e Clash
Love, Mom and Dad

PHOEBE

PARKER
HILlARY

GREEN
What l1es behmd you and what lies before
you are tmy matters compared to what lies
within.
We belove in you Hili!
Love, Dad, Mama, Zoe, and Gramie

DUVALL
MARISHA
VANDEN BERGE
To my little MoeLive with passion, love deeply, and 1augh
often. I am so proud of you Can't walt to
see where the future takes you.
Congratulations!
Hugs and Kissesl
Much love, Mom

�JENESSA

JEFFERY
HAMPTON

CARR
Congratulat ons, Binky!
Our ireffable love and pr·de.

We are so proud of yot. (To God be the
qlory). To see you becor1e tre young man
w~o has never g1ven Lp on •eachmg your
goals. As one c~apter closes, another one
opens. We w1sh yoJ all that life has to offer
you in the fLture.
We love You.
Morr, Mr. T, Devon, Granny, Dad, and Nana

Always and all ways,
Mof"l and Dad

I went by the name of Shawnee Pooh when
I was two. I had no clue of what I was to do,
but now I see at the age I be. If it is to be It
is up to me.

To my w1ld ch:'d,
Keep chas11g your dreams.
We love you and are so proud.
LOVe, Mom and D

LASHAWNDA
MCDOWELL

JESSICA
MCNEIL

MARLEY

NIA

PIERCE

LEWIS
Look out world,
"HERE COMES NIA!"

''I'm fairly certain that given a cape and a
mce tiara, you could save the world."
-Leigh Standley

love,
Mommy and Daddy

Congratulations, Marley! We love you!
Mom, Dad, Ruby, and Calley

Dustin,
Dream big, then follow your dreams. We are
so proud of you; thank you son, you are the
best!

NickerdooNever adull moment!
Let your spmt shme bright.
love, Mom, Dad, and Bean

Mom and Dad

DUSTIN
RODPJQUEZ-MONTOYA

NICOLA
ZARAGOZA

�We are very proud of you! You have grown
mto avery awesome young man. Good luck
at the Rochester lnsmue ofTechnology.
We love you!

Pursue your drearrsl
We are very proud of you
Love,
Mom, Dad, and Paul

Love, Mom, Dad, and Cass1e

LOYD J.

SCOTT

SHORT
ALYSSA

HEIDER
ALEX

MILNER

HOSKIN

CongratulatlonsiWe are so proud of you and
the beautiful person you have become.

Alex,
You have never lost the sparkle in your eyes
that makes you so unique and extremely
smart yet eternally goofy. You are artistic,
athletic, and authentic. Wherever you go, go
with JOY and our constant faith myou

We love you.
Mom and Dad

Love Mom, Dad, and Cody

And now these three remain faith, hope,
and love But the greatest of these IS love
(Corinthiaus 13:13). We love you so much,
Charlotte I

JakeYou continue to amaze us.
Love, Mom and Dad

Mom, Dad, and Pierce

JAKE

CHARLOTTE
VILKUS

DUNN
MAX

.

BRIDGE

·&gt;.·--~· r ·,

.

Maxwell,
Keep swinging for the fences.

.

.. ..

.

.

.
Much Love,
Mom, Daddy-a, and Julian

.,

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~. . ·~- -.
.
. ." - .· .. . .
.

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You are destined for greatness!

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220BABYPiaURES

MICHAELA
BRYANT
Mom

�MATT

DAVID

JUDISH

LONG

Dear Matt,
You started recetvmg life's hard-knocks
early, but tt's not w~at happers to you in
l:fe, it's how you respond that def1es you
and bu1lds charaaer. As y01.. enter tre next
stage of your life, always remember that
you are loved and your family will always
be in your corner.
Love, Mom

"One more, then I gotta go:'
We love you, David.
Mom, Dad, a'ild Mara

Alex,
You always were and sttll are asweet, lovely
person.

Trick or Treat?
Ra sing you has sometimes been tr c y, but
it's always been atreat.

Love, Chnstie Hale

We loveyot.,
Mom, Mike, Anton o, Bella, and
the Botelho's

SHAROD

ALEXANDRA

DADGAR

BARRON-HALE

GABE

MATTHEW
SWENSON

GUTIERREZ

Matthew,
Think big thoughts, but relish small plea
sures. Viva Ia vtda~

Congratulations Gabe!
Thanks for rockin' our world - now go out
and rock the rest of •t We love you'

Cool Breeze and Bobo

Mom, Dad, Joe, Elena, and Paul

For my beautiful daughter,
You have grown so much over these years,
y01./ve grown into a young lady. I am so
proud of you

Nothing has changed.
Love, Mom

Love, your mom,
Hugs and Kisses

ARMANDA
WILSON

CHRIS
LEAVEN GOOD
221 BABYPICTURES

�Aly,
"You're off to Great Places!
~nday is your day!
Yo~,; mountain in wa ting
So... get on your way!"
-Dr. Seuss
We love you, Aly!
Mom, Dad, and Aaron

Our favor te ooy, keep your eye on the goa !I
Love,
Mom and t-iugget

ALVSON

BRYAN

GOURD
RACHEL

TUPPER
SAM

NEVERS

LASS

You are the sunshine of our I ves. We w1sh
yo1.. contir.Jed happiness and success as you
contiune I fe's journey. Be wise and share
your wisdom, be strong and share your
strenth; be 1nd and share your indness.

Sam,
Let your I ght shine.
We love you,
Morr and Dad

Love always,
Mom and Dad
"'The future belongs to those who believe in
the beauty of their dreams:'
-Eleanor Roosevelt
When you were small, you dreamed of
swir:~ming with the whales. You have
renewed this beaJtiful dream and discovered more. Follow your dreams and come
see us now and aga n.
Love, Mom, Dad, and Matthew

When you were oor'l, many cor1mented on
how old and w se you loo ed. To th1s day,
you remain to be that wise, old so:~!.
!love you, LL e
-Mom

MELISSA

LUKE

BORGEL

ARLOW

BRENNAN
STIENEKER

HUNTER
WOLFEL

BrennanParents couldn't ask for akid more fun to be
around. Thank you. You have been a pride
and joy for all of us, an adored big brother,
and boy, are we going to miss you!

Hunter,
We've been proud of you your whole life,
bu never so much as we are now
Congratulations!
Mom and Dad

Mom, Dad, Kathryn, and Mark
(and all the s1blings)

�CAROLINE
CALDWELL

STEVE

Yo:J a·e the apple of our eye! And we could
'lOt be more proud of you! Remember to
3ve ana be loved! You have an exciting
future ahead of you and we can't wait to
ee what a your ab;mdant intellect and
creativity will accomp 1 sh.
We love you!
Dad, Mom, AI, and Holly too'

CongratL'atrons on four great years at East!
I 'lope you hL 'lg on to your hat: sen or year
rashed by at warp speed!

KLUCK
Mom, Dad, and Kevr'l

MeaghanKeep smiling, fo! nw your dreams, and
remember, "once the toothpaste is ot.t of
the tube, it's hard to put i back Inn

Sarah,
Follow your passion.
We love you
Mom and Dad

We .nveyou
~ave, Mom, lan, and Scout

SARAH

MEAGHAN
FISHER

LASS

ARIEL NICOLE
CANADA

ARIEL SAREE
KELLY

Dear Anel,
We love you and are proud of you. Always
•er1ember to dea with yourself as an rndi" dua, worthy of respect, and make everyone else deal w1th you the same way.

For the cutest and most adorable baby, now
an as ound 'lg young woman 1 Reach for the
stars and never let go of your drear1s! May
Allah always bless you and Keep you safe!
Happy Gradt.atron!

Love, Mom and Dad

Love forever, Mom

Zack,
Live. Laugi. Love.

It's when you can't hear the bats, that's
when the bats are coming. Other than that,
we have no graduation advice.

We love you,
Mom and Dad

A our love,
Mummy a'ld Daddy

ZACK
LASS

DUNCAN
MACLEOD

�Dear Cia re,
You heIpus remember to I ve, to love, and to
laugh. We're proud of you!

You brightened our I ves from t'le rromer~
you were born' YoLJ fi.ture awa1ts.

Love always,
Mon. Dad, and Ben

Love, Mom and Dad

CLAIRE

MATTHEW
DOWLING

MORROW
HAYDEN

NIKOLAI
BERGE

BERGE

Way to go, Hayden!
We are so proud of you!

Nik demonstrates his Power Ranger moves!
Love, Mom and Dad

Love, Mom, Dad, and Avery

May you find hope in every challenge, success mevery venture, and pride in every
accomplishment May every step you take
lead to a future of prom1se I am proud of
you.

Pursue the adventures of your heart and
may happiness be with you myour JOUrney.
Love, Mom, Dad, Jake, L1s, and Jordan

Love, M1mi

CHARLES
BENSON
JOE
SCALISE
Keep thinking outside the box, Joe. Wherever i takes you, we know you will go far.
We love you more than the world!

CHELLEN
LOGAN
STEPHANIE
POLLARD
Stepha me,
There are not enough words to express our
ove and pnde You have grown "lto an
exceptionally successful and car;ng person
who will succeed in life.

Mom and Dad
Love, Mom and Dad

�~·

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".

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DANIELLE V.
LEWIS

KIERRA
CORTEZ-RAY

What a nde ano we were only 1n the slow
a1e- 1ow you a·e ready for tre fast lane
Take 1t head on and live life to the fullest.

I aways knew that you would g·own mto a
beaut1ful, 1rtel 1gent yourg lady wro would
go on to do and accomplish great things.
"You were always speCial." l'rr so proud of
you, I love you more and more.

We love you.
Mom and Dad

. .....____.._._

Forever Mommy

Never could a mother be so proud of her
son. Yot. are forever loved.

~allow your dreaMs and keep sm1! !lg.

We are so proud of you I
love, Man\ Dad, lauren, and Taylor

Mom

NICK

SPENCER
ERICKSON

McREE

LIZZY
SWEETBAUM

TROY

\1ake hay while the sun shines, l1zzy! We
love you dearly...

We rave g1ven you "roots," now ta e your
East Argel "wings" and soar to reach your
drearrs. We are proud of you!

WIESE

Mom, Dad, Ben, Faux Do, and t~e Frogs
xxoxooo

love, Mom and Dad

De10n,
You exhibit botr mtelugence and character,
Now you are prepared for the future. Conttnue on the path God has chosen for you.

lana's first 'cell' prone!
Her lovmg Parents

Mom and Dad

DE ION J.
HARDY

LANA
NUSS-ROSENBERG

�Jess quote: "I Love Ducks~"
Mess, we ':lOW your ' fe will COP.tinue to
be great becaJse your heart is 1 tre right
place. Conttnue to 'rght up ~he room when
you walk in, and remember- work like you
don't need the money. dance like no one 1s
watch·1g, love I ke you've never been hurt.
Love you big t me! Mom and Dad

ar,
Your space pod is still in t~e craw space
Love,
Mom and Dad

JESSICA

IAN
BARTHOLOMEW

LAUB
ALEX

FARWELL

HANIFAH
TURNER

Alex,
You are a wonderful son, friend, a1d big
brother. You have a r Jge heart comb1'1ed
with intel igence and humor Always
be' eve ir yovself, as we do, and you can
accomp1 sh anything you want to.
We love you.
Mom, Dad, a1d Rya1

Thanks for all the JOY and aughter you
have added to my life As yot. go forward
in I fe cont 1ue to have fun, laugh, and love.
And as you reach high for the things in life,
always keep apos1t1ve anitude. T~e extraord 1ary qua rt es t~at you have w. I allow you
to have anything your ~eart desires.
With love, Mor'l

Hamfa~.

"And now for something completely
diferent."
-Monty Python's Flying Circus
Wishmg you happiness and success in your
next adventure.

Abb"You're off to great places, today is your day,
your mou'ltain is waitirg, so get on yOt.r
wayl"
-Dr Suess
Congratulations!
Love, Mom, Dad, Bobby, and Glad

With love from,
Mum, Dad, a1d Lindsay

LOUISE
PIETRUSZEWSKI
KATHERINE
CREW
Here's to ahrp chrck.
Love,
Mom and Dad

.,.,AAllRVDJCTIIDJ:&lt;:

ABBVE

NEEL
DANIEL

ADAMS
Thanks for all the great times, Daniel.
Even the messy ones.
Love from,
Tim and Barbara

�COLIN

RHONDA
MEADOWS

TABB
Congratulations Col n!

You must have been thmkmg "I bet my pillow case is more filled With
candy than my brothers!"
You and your brother ate alot of candy over
the years, but you also shared your candy
with each other, which is why you're still
close.
Love, Mom and Dad

~est of luck in your quest for the ultimate

freshiesi
Love,
Dad, Mom, Stacey, and the Murph Dog

Dear Peter,
It's been along, rough road, but you made 1t'
We're so proud of you and all of your amazmg hard work. You'll just shine in college!
We love you so much, stinky-

Go for it, Madeline!
Follow your dreams!
Love,
Mom, Dad, ~ulia, James, and Kaitlin

Love,
Mom, Dad, and Samantha

MADELINE
SCHROEDER

PETER
HARTMAN

NATHAN
ZACKROFF

BRENNA
FUJIMOTO

"And know that yesterday is but today's
memory and tomorrow is today's dream:'
-Kahl Gibran

Brenna,
We are so proud of what you have accomplished. You are truly aremarkable person.
Fight on!

Love from your biggest fans!
Mom, Dad, Micah, and Eli

Mom and Dad

My baby Cheri,
In this picture you are just as you are now...
extremely determined to explore life.
Grandma, Aunt Debbie, Grandpa, and Dad

CHERI
JACOBS

BRENDAN
LAMARRE
-,-,'7RARVDitTl1DtC

�Belle, Congratulations''
We are so proud of you. Seems like JUSt yesterday you were our little shy one, now your
ready to take on the world. Keep reaching
for the stars and may ALL yot.r DREAMS
come true.
Love,
Mom, Dad, Anthony, and Breanna

We love yot., a1d are very p~oJd of you.
Love,
Mo:-n and Dad

RACHEL

ALISHIA

SMITH

ROMERO
MAX

LEIGH

FIELDS

BARN HOLT

Maxie
Our kmd and w•se shana pt.nim. You rrake
us laugh until our stomachs hurt. Yot. are a
natural leader; that will tdke you far. You are
blessed with many gifts. Hold them close as
you follow yot.r dreams.
Mom and Dad

Time to take off!
Love,
Mom and Dad

Look at my baby girl, a grown up! Graduated from her Big B1•d b1g whee~ and ready
to hit the road. I'm so proud of the fabu ou~
person you've become.

Alex,
Congrat~.; at·ons for your outstanding 1ead
ersh1p and work.
Love,
Mom, Dad, and Bros

Love you,
Mom

ALYSSA

ALEX

BORTLE

HALL
COLE

ERIN

BATES

DUCLOS

You are bright, creative, and fun. We are
proud of you and eager to see where your
talents take you. Keep true to yourself,
friends, and family.

"You have brains myour head. You have feet
n your shoes. You can steer yourself, any
direction you choose!'
Dr. Seuss

Love.
Mom, Dad, Nora, and Mary

We are so proud of you I
Love, Mom, Dad, Vivie, and Nelsson

,,ARARVPirTII~P~

�KEVIN
McCLOSKEY

CLAIRE
SIMON

from dapers to qraduation 1n the bl nk of
a'l eye' Now the rea journey begins Enjoy the ride!

ClaireIts hard to believe t~e same g1rl wrose first
word was "k1tty" is now graduating high
school.
I am so proud'

Love,
Mom and Dad

Dad

Embrace your dreams W th passion as you
have embraced our hearts with love and
•aughter. We could not have as ·ed for a
better daughter than you We love you and
are so very proud of you.
1

We've always been amazed by you!
Love,
Mom and Dad

Mom and Dad

CRYSTAL
MARSHALL

OLIVIA
RUDEEN

DAVID
STENINGER

RICHARDSON

Marqu se, I knew you wou1d make it and I
ar1 very proud of you son Always remem
ber to "Trust in Jehovah with all your heart
and do rot lean upon your own understanding. In all your ways take notice of him, and
hew r1ake your paths stra1ght:'
-Proverbs 3:5,6
wve you with aI my heart.
rMom

Dav1d,
With a song in your heart and a srr. e on
your face, you've always brougrt us 1oy! We
couldn't ove you morel
Mor1, Dad, Matt, and Cla1re

You are agift, Peyton!

Come on, g1rl
Get up and rub dirt on it!

Love,
Mom, Dad, and Zane

With love,
Papa and Karen

CECILY

PEYTON
PRATER

DOAKES
229BABYPIOURES

�Isa,
Hang on tight to t~at ba oor and follow
yoLr dream wherever they rray ta e yoL
We are so proud of you and love you very
much

Congratulations Ben~
We are so proud of you and all you have
accorrpl sred over !he years1Let musiC be
agJide in your, fe.
A: I our love,
Mom, Dad, and Lauren

Morr. Dad. ard Colette

BEN

ISABELLA
KENDRICK

BRADY
SEAN

SUSAN

NELSEN

HARLOR

I ain't look111'to fight with yot., frighten you,
or tighten you. Alii really want to do is be
fnends with you.

On the wings of angels, you arrived to
brighten our everyday. Always witr agutsy
smile, you've taught us about real courage,
gnddy determination. and the strength of a
forgiving soul. What fantast cg1fts you have.
We are so proud to celebrate th1s day.

Morr1, Dad, and Michelle

Love, Mom and Dad
It's amazing how fast the t me has passed.!!
seems like just yesterday you were starting
school and now you are graduating. You've
matured into abeautiful young lady and we
are very proud of you."The future belongs to
those who believe and the beauty of their
dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt
May all your dreams come true
With love, Mom a'ld Jeff

Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go
through life, son
All our love,
Mom, Dad. and Dean Wormer

ASHLEY
KAUFMAN
VICTORIA
WELLS

GAVIN

JACOBS
JESSICA

HOY

We are very proud of you!

Jessica,
We are so proud of you I

Mom

Love, Mom, Dad, and Chelsea

230BABYPIGURES

�TAMIKA

JARED

IRVIN

FISH
jared,
We could not be more proud or love you
nore for who you have been, who you have
b come, and t~e man you are yet to be.

Look at me, I''Tl aROCKSTAR'!
Mom and Dad

Mom and Dad

Em 1Yand Megan,
Our heart and soul, our rock and roll, our
rythym and blues.
Shake it up baby!

The best way to predict t~e future is to ment
it.
Love and P.ugs,
Mom, Dad, and Max

xoxo
Mom, Dad, and Eric

ZACH
GROSSNICKLE

MILV&amp;MEGAN
CARLSON

ISAAC
WANAMAKER

ALEXANDRIA
PIERCE

The truth is:
You always were my favorite!

You are the most interesting person I know...
enjoy the journey.

Love, Auntie

Dad

We are so proud of you! Cailee, there is a
great future ahead. Keep It up!
Mom and Dad

"You may say tha~ I'm adreamer, but I'm not
the only one. I hope someday you'll join us,
and the world w1l live as one.H
JoP.n Lennon
Go change tre world Liuie, we'l warn
them yo;J're corr. ng.
We love you. Dad, Mom, and Ricry

CAILEE
FERGUSON

ELIZABETH
JOHNSON
ll1BABYPiatJRES

�"Twenty years f·om now, you will be rrore
disappomted by t~e thwgs you d dn •
do tha1 by t~e ones you dd. So throw
off the bowl 1es. Sail away f•o11 the safe
harbor. Catch t~e trade wmds myour sa1ls
Exp.ore Drear1 D1scover." Mark Twam
We are so proud of who you have become
En,oy the days ahead. We 1ove you.
Mom, Dad, ian, and 0 ver

Our brow'l eyed girl, "you brigiten up all or
our days:' Remember, safety frst.
..ove. Love, love,
Mor1, Dad, S1ssy. and Mo y

ARIANNA

HAYLEY
HILL

DAVID

ROUND

GRANT
OKSNER

SIMON

Wherever yol.l go, we'll always be here.
Remember, do your best and have fun!

"The world makes way for tre man who
krows where he is going:'
-Ralph Waldo E:nerson

Love, Mom, Dad, and Ali

We love you.
Mom, ::lad, and McKenzie

Dearest Delany,
Our mischievous, beaut ful baby has
grown mto am1sch1evm.s, bea~,;!iful yov1g
woman (surprise!). Combined With your
keen intel igence, creativity. vitality, •Dyalty,
and oving na•ure, you are aforcE' to bE'
rf'ckoned Wth! What alovely gft you have
been in our lives.
Love always, Mom, Dad, Colin, ard Anwyr

Smg your way through life and you w1ll
always be happy.
Mom and Dad

1

LUCY

DELANY
ROPER

DREW

CHAM ONE
COHEN

You have alot to sm· eabout Drew! We are
so proud of yo:.~ for ajob we: done.
Love, Mom, Dad, and .. 1ndsay

232BABYPIGURES

STEELE
PATRICK

You are smart, talented, and beautiful. Yot.
are astar who has the potential to light JP
the world. Your thoughtful and giving heart
never goes unnoticed. May God wrap you
in his arms and guide you as you become
the best that you can be. You are blessed
and will always hold aspeml place mour
hearts.
We love you, Mom and the family

�GARRIN
MARTINEZ

SAM

Congratulations on the job well done I We
wish yoJ t~e very best. and that the rest of
your life's journey be filed with JOY knowledge and surprises. May your talents and
passion lead you down the path of success
and ~app1ness. You're on your way, and we
are very proud I
Love, Mor1 and Greg

When your son becomes aman, and ready
to step out on h1s own, you look back at
when he took his very first step. You look at
h1s life so far, you look at how far he's come
and say to yourself "My God, what have I
done?"

CALVIN

Pops

Have fun at clown college! Please try not to
set yourself on fire. Seriously. We are looking forward to your future filled w1th fun,
faines, laughter, snow, and songs. Much
peace, love, and happiness.
Mom and Dad

SERENITY
REDSHIRT-FOOTE

CAlLEY
SALAGOVIC

RILEY
McCARTHY

AMANDA

Another turnmg pomt, afork stuck mroad.
T1me takes you by the wrist, directs you
where to go...
We hope you have the time of your I fe.

Light of our lives, there is no lim t to what
you can do or where your talent can take
you. Being yourself 1s the role of alifetimegive it everything you've got and shoot for
the stars.

LEIB

From, Mom, Dad, and Sean
We love you, Mom and Dad

Jessica,
All your hard work Wil pay offi You are
astar and have so many excit ng things
ahead of you.
Love you so much!
Mom and Dad

Lover-Dover! You did it!
"Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrifled; do not be discouraged for the Lord,
your God, will be with you wherever you
go:' Joshua 1:9
Love, Dad, Mom, Reed, and Oliver

KELLY

JESSICA
JAYNES

MATHEWS
233BABYPIGURES

�Always my golden g1rl, irrepressible, supple,
loyal, fierce, winsor~e, deep, gentle, smqularly graceful, exquis1te beauty witr a
rare generous heart. Sui generis.llove you.

Always wary o~ tre next robot zorrb
attack, he wore a purple cap to keep h
~ead warr1.

Mama

Warnirgs from a post-apopolectiC fe to a
pre-apopolect now.

WALKER
CANNON
MACKENZIE
HALL

WILL
PARKHILL
MEG

TUTA
MegYou constantly amaze us, and we are so
proud of the canng, :&gt;Ving persor you've
become En1oy tre next adventure!
With much love,
Mom, Dad, and Nick

We love you
Mom and Dad

Son, this picture says so much We enJoyed
your little say1ngs, "c~ICken n1qht "Yot.
made us laugh the11, a'ld cant nue to put
smiles on our faces. We are proud of yoli
Press towa·d t~e rrar for the pr ze of the
High Call 1g!

Loving hands will contim.e to gwde through
life Love you.
Mom and Dad

love, Mom and Dad

LYDIA
PEREZ-CHAVEZ
GIDEON

MARC
DAVIS
JAY

IRVING

WESTCOTT

You insp1re t.s with your mqu1sitiveness,
your compassion, and the courage of your
convictions. You are a bright light in our
world and we can't walt to see where you
W1 shine next!

Bold and umque - even at a young age!
That's what makes you the person we all
love so much.

Love, Mom and Dad

2348ABYPIOURES

Jamie, Jay, Jim, Deb, and Claire

�BLAKE

ALLIE
CHEROUTES
"I've got sunshine on acloudy day

DOWLING
r o:~grat~lations Doll.

And when it's cold outs1de, I've got the
month of May. /What can rna eme feel
this way7 I My girl, talking bout My Girl"

you're agem!

All e, you ·adiate goodness, sncerity, and
orig·na 1 ty.With these qualit1es, you'll
always b sought after. We are so proud to
have brought atruly good person into the
world. You are the daughter of our dreams.
We love you completely.
Mom and Dad

Love you lots,
Mom and Jad

Surround yot.rself w1th winners
Surround yourself with wealth
Be all you can be,
With all yourself.

We love you Sarah!
Love, Mom and Dad

Love, Mom and Dad

KEVAN A
SAMUEL

SARAH
MARQUEZ

ZURI

SAVANNAH

HOUSE
Z,
SavvyWith so much love... Make good decisions.

Your ablessing and an mspiration.l'm so
proud of you. May God bless all you in
al that you do; Never lose sight of your
dreams and know that, in Hshands alittle
becomes alot. I love you.

Mamma Polyglot

Mom

"May you always do for others and let
others do for you ... May you always know
the truth and see the lights surrounding
you ... May your heart always be joyful,
may your song always be sung ... May you
build aladder to the stars and climb on
every rung .. may you stay forever young:'
Remember to count to ten! We love you to
the moon and beyond!
Always and forever, Mom, Dad, and Aiden

Over the years it has been ablessing
watchmg you grow older. I believe God
truly gave me agift of abeautiful daughter.
You are very l'ltelligent and areal"go
getter" type of person I'm extremely proud
of you. Keep up the good war my angel.

KALEN

KRISTIAN
ACQUISTO

Love and God bless, Mom

JONES
235BABYPIUURES

�To Lisa Beth,
From Woodstock •o Cornstalk ..
"All you need is ~&gt;Vel~
Blessings on our flower child.

Get some, g1gity, g1g1ty, aaall ght
Dad

Mom and Dad

LISA

KEVIN

ENGELKEN
KODV

SHROADS
ALEX &amp;CALLIE
RAYNOR

GAULDEN
To Kody
We want you to have the world !!

You may look like uangels; but we know
you're really acouple of·cards!·
Happy graduation• We love you
Mom and Dad

LOVe Mommy and Daddy

Dearest Angelica,
My baby, My angel. It was on y yesterday
that you went to kmdergarten and now
you are graduating I a'Tl blessed to be part
of yoli life you bring joy to all who know
you. You light up a room w1ti your sm1le,
w1t, and laug~ter.lloo forward to all of the
chapters of Angelica that lie ahead. You are
loved, adored, cherished.
I love yot..- Mom

Loo mg back at all the wonderful years,
loo ing forward to shanng yolir joy for years
to come.
Love, Mom,Dad, and Josh

SAMANTHA

ANGELICA

EGLE
NICK

APEL
JACOB

BROWN
Nick,
We are so proud o you. Remember: always
swing for the fences.

ZAX
May you always be this happy.
Mom and Dad

All the best,
Mom, Dad, and Cody

236BABYPIUURES

�ELLEN &amp; TAYLOR ~~--------~-~~--~

JAMIE

WANT

URBANA
Jar.1 0,
We couldn't be rrore proud of yolJ .. and
can't wa1t to v1s1t ym. 1n college!!

lay and Een,
Adorable duo and each un~quely
wonderful.

All our love,
Mom and Dad

With ot. love,
Dad and Mom

So cool

We are very proud of you! You have soared
higher than we ever dreamed.

Love, Mom

Mom, Dad, a11d Lauren

MORGAN

JANE

ARLINE

MILLS

SETH

PAOLO
CIANCIO

BANGERT

F•om the time you were small, your laugh
ter, empathy for others, and passiOn for
our beliefs have been apparent and strong.
Now, as you graduate as an East Angel- 60
years after your Nani- we feel so fortunate
that you are our one and only son
With love .. Mor1 and Dad

Seth,
We are all so proud of you' Yo~,; four years
went by way too fast and It's abitter-sweet
feelmg. You are gomg to do great thmgs
and we will be cheenng you on in whatever
endeavors you choose
Mom, Jad, Meg, Haley, Olivia, and Wyan

GathePng Easter goodies w1th brother John
(East '07).
Love, Mom

Calthn:
We are so proud of you and all you have
ac~ieved. You are the apple of our eyes. Stay
t~ecurious, compassionate, and courageous
individual that you are.
We love you.
Mom, Dad. Stephanie, and Elizabeth

CAITLIN

RHVS
LINDMARK

MCGAVRAN
237BABYPIOURES

�Always remember to j:Jve and laugh
everyday. Judge yourself less and accept
compliments. You're pretty speoal to all of
us. Than for all the many rremones we
shared together.

HT~e futL elie~ before yoJ, hke paths of our

white snow. Be careful how you t'ead on
for every step Will show:'
Love always,
Daddy, M.Ma, and Cay

Love,
Jasrr.me, Tavm, and Mom

VANESSA

MAUREEN

JOHNSON

SULLIVAN

GRACIE
DAVIS

McGUIRE

Dominique,
You have grown into a beautiful young
woman and I am so proud of you! You are an
awesome vo: eyball player. Your vibrance,
Intelligence, compassion, persistence, and
leadership ab1 ·t'es will make you successful
at whatever you do! You are exceptional!

My Gracie •:&gt;ve! YoJ are SLch agift from the
Jniverse -It IS ar honor to be your mommy
and watch your heart of gold become
brighter and brighter L1ve your dreams GO BIG BABY!
Love, Morrmy

I love you. Mom

Stay focused with your va'ues and you car
ach eve anything!

Yol.i'll always be best of friends. How lucky
ami.

Love,
Mom, Dad. Darr10n, and Dmitri

I love you both. Mom

EMILY &amp;MATT

ALEXANDRIA

GOSCHE

MARCUS

LEENATALI

KATHERINE

FLOWERS

ROGERS

Marct.s,
Iam so proud to call you my sor! It has been
apleasure watching you step mto your
destiny

You've always had asong in your heart. God
how we love to hear you sing .

Love, Mom

2388ABYPIQURES

Love,
Dad and Hanan

�F~l'"

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KAMILLE
REYNOLDS
You rave grown to be avery beaut ful young
ady. You are the E.artr, thew nd, and the
fire of our l1ves. "Glow on"
A.K.A. G:.~s Johrson.
Love,
Mommie and Daddy

I

239BABYPIGURES

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.... 9, 66 .~ Hernan~·:lack.::~ "~... :.. " ......... :.... SS_ Imhoff, Ned66, 118, 119, 200, 206,
Hall, Alex .. 16, 33, 34, 46, 104, 105,;, "H,~~,d~zc· S.arah ..................... ,.... 85_ 214
162, 1~ 217,228
· -· • /}1-J$-"!~r.?;.~~e .. ,.................................. 74 . l~gle;pilar...:·:------ .. ----:-...............40, 57
Hall, Mackenzie ..............33, 55 ~n4~ -~I:I!J'r~r~; fv1a(jrigal, Susana ........... 8S
Irvin, Mikayla ...... 74, 100, 101, 130,
Hall, Michale ........................... 84, •12~ "'~ :Herrmann'i Ct)_ristopher ..... 74, 106, • · 131
.
Hall, PhilliR
.........................,_.. :·: 8~ · · ,136: 137
lrv!n, Tamika ......... 23, 40, 113, 155,
Hall, Zamir .............. - .... 66, 186;--.187
Hervey-Caldwell, Arianna .... 30,39 · 167, 205, 231
Hallman) ifenisha .......................:.... 66
Hicks, Richard .... 71, 74, 95, 97, 155
Irvine, Grace......... 66, 192, 193, 206
Hambidge, Peter66, 107~37;'2oo : Hicks, Ro~td ~~-71, 74~ ?~1 97,,155
Irving, Gideon 15, 40, 58, 188, 234
Hamblin, Olivia ................. 18, 33, 54
Hildreth, Quentin ..... 36, 39, 46, 94; · •..:. ishi'i&lt;aJ..a, Lucas ............................... 60
·
·
· lson, Jaqueila ................................... 85
Hamilton, Alysia ...................... 63, 66 · 95, 125;196Hamilton, Dawn ..... 21, 38, 46,
Hill; Andrea ...... :~ ............................. 66 Ison, Jernayiah ................................ 85
148, 1~1(.
Hill, Ar!anna ..................... 39, 49, 232
lvey, Taylor ............................... 85, 188
Hamlet,' Breana ..................... 66, .]54 - Hill, Bethany ................. 66, 135, 154
Hamlet, Joshua ............... 79, 84; '.133
Hill, Lin ........... 13, 66, 135, 177,202,
Hamling, Madeline ....... IJ, 9,j'.1_2, 66,
204,212
·
106, 134;19~ ·"' ..·••
Hines,Tiffany .......................... 85, 154 ·
Hammar, Jordan .................... 84, 146
Hiromitsu, Erika .......... 74, 103, 165,
Hammond:Maril~e21, 3s, 53; 157, 188,202.204
204,206
. - -• Hobley, Lelia .................:......... 74, 200
Jacaruso, Rivie .... 74, 110, 173, 186,
Hammonds, Sheniqua ....... 66, 159,
Hoehn, Cameron ................. 8, 39, 43
206
178
Hogan, Margaret ............................ 85
Jackson, Fikiri ..........................:....... 85
Hammons, Taona .......... :....... 74, 113
Holcomb, Nicholas .............. .74, 186
Jackson, Joseph .............................. 34
Hampton, Jeffery ..... 14, 24, 38, 94,
Holden, Justin ................. 85, 96, 127. Jackson, Rajanique ........ 80, 85, 154
95, 125, 176, 214, 219
Holder, Jeremy ................................ 85
Jackson, Randi ....................... 66, 181
Hanson, Logan .......................74, 106
Holifield, Natalie............................. 85
Jacobo-Leon, Adrian .................... 85
Hanson, Sarah ................................. 32
Holland, Shirley ....................... 81, 85
Jacobs, Cheri .... 16, 38, 40, 46, 195,
Haqq, lecia ................................ 81,84
Holland-Plum, Aaron ........ 8, 12, 74,
200, 202, 227
Hardt, Gabriel.. .... 74, 160,200,206
114, 165, 188, 198,200
Jacobs, Gavin ... 10, 26, 36, 40, 116,
Hardy, Deion ..... 15, 20, 3 7, 38, 196,
Holle, Marchel... .......... .74, 103, 192
206, 207, 212, 230
197,200,202,225
Holmes, lsaiah ................................. 85
James, Dante ................... 81, 85, 155
Hardy, Lamont ................................ 74
Holmes, Lavelle ....................... 82, 85
James, Kristen ........................ 66, 179
Hargreaves, Amanda .... SO, 84,206
Hopkins, Dionne ............................ 74
Jamison-Bankston, Anetria ........ 75
Harlan, Edward .......... 38, 46, 58, 95
Horacek, Samuel ............................ 74
Janicki, Benjamin ........................... 66
Harlor, Susan ........ 38, 40, 186, 202,
Horn, Annie 85, 123, 135, 142, 186
Jaster, Elizabeth ........... 66, 111, 202
204, 230
Horvath, Dylan ...................... 85, 103
Jaster, Joesph ........ 85, 96, 127, 206
Harms, Rachel. ....................... 74, 178
Hoskin, Alex ............... 8, 32, 34, 105,
Jaster, Sarah ..................... 32, 40, 176
Harper, Ajohn ........................... 79, 84
163,199, 204, 205, 220, 239
Jaynes, Emily ................ 85, 135, 188
Harris, Anisa ................................. 9, 74
House, Taylor ................... 71, 74, 139
Jaynes, Jessica ....... 40, 42, 135, 233
Harris, Bobby .. 37, 47, 95, 132, 133
House, Zuri ... 8, 16, 21, 34, 39, 113,
Jenkins, Haley. 106, 120, 135, 143,
Harris, Cameron .................... 74, 139
159, 160, 191, 198,200,235
150,152,198,200,202,206,217
Harris, Chaya ............................. 63, 66
Houston, Casey............ 60, 144, 145
Jennings, Mia ........................... 62, 66
Harris, Cody ........... 70, 74, 132, 133
Houston, Clayton. 37, 51, 144, 145
Jennis, Sean ..................................... 85
Harris, Holly...................................... 84
Howard, Aaron ........ 17, 85, 95, 127,
Jerinic, Sanja .................................... 66
Harris, Jared .............................. 81, 84
139, 188, 203
Jerinic, Vanja ............................. 62, 66
Harris, Marcus ................... 81, 85, 95
Howard, Angelina ................. 66, 192
Jesseman, Haley ............................. 66
Harris, Sarah ....................... 38, 47, 60
Howard, Antonia ................... 74, 215
Jesseman, Matthew ...................... 85
Harris-Cook, KaiSyliece ................ 66
Howard, Charlie .............................. 85
Jimenez, Melissa ............................ 66
Harrison, Sarah .... 38, 47, 188, 200,
Howard, Deidra .............................. 85
Johnson, Ariannah ........................ 75
202,218
Howard, Elizabeth ..... 66, 176, 191,
Johnson, Aspen .. 66, 159,206,214
202, 207
Hartman, Peter .. 16, 26, 38, 94, 96,
Johnson, Ayana ....................... 38, 40
104, 108, 110, 112, 118, 120, 128,
Howard, Lea .............................. 63, 66
Johnson, Brehaa ............. 12, 75, 131
136, 142, 148, 166, 198,227,248
Howard, Rhonda ................... 66, 186
Johnson, Brooke ..................... 11, 41
Hasanovic, Demo ........... SO, 85, 127
Hoy, Jessica ........... 35, 39, 204, 206,
Johnson, Charles..................... 62, 66
Hatton, Emerson ................... 85, 203
210,230
Johnson, Charmaine ................ 9, 75
Havranek, Rachel ........ 66, 186, 192
Hubregsen, Barrett....... 33, 39, 115,
Johnson, Elizabeth ......... 21, 41, 42,
Hawthorne-Loizeaux, Blythe ..... 66
136, 137
103, 196, 197,231
Hayes, Christopher ....... 36, 38, 199,
Hudley, Shanae............................... 21
Johnson, Gavin ............ 75, 155, 186
202, 204, 205, 206
Hudson, Bria .................................... 85
Johnson,lver ................ 41, 190, 191
Hayes, Ebonee ......................... 62, 66
Hudson, Corbyn ...................... 80, 85
Johnson, Janay ........................ 54, 85
Hayes, Kaela .................. 74, 180, 186
Hudson, Robert .............................. 85
Johnson, Jasmine .......... 54, 66, 154
Hayward, Joshua ..................... 85, 97
Hughes, Danelle ......................40, 52
Johnson, Journi .... 80, 85, 112, 161
Healiss, Mikaela ..................... 85, 186
Hughes, Lauren13, 54, 70, 74, 151,
Johnson, Kheylen .......................... 85
Heider, Scott ... 34, 39, 42, 119, 220
186, 206
Johnson, Paige ...................... 85, 215
Hughes, Margaret ...... 66, 164, 190,
Heimlich, Allison ......... 85, 123, 160
Johnson, Raven .............................. 75
Heimlich, Andrew .......................... 74
202
Johnson, Richard .................. 85, 107
Heinz, Daniel ................................... 85
Hull, Andrew .................................... 85
Johnson, Shakira ................... 66, 188
Heinz, Nels ....................................... 85
Hundon, Charity............................. 52
Johnson, Shutana .......................... 66
Heinz, William ..................... 163, 188
Hunt, Phillip ..................................... 40
Johnson, Taylor ... 75, 122, 123, 186
Heinzeroth, Mitcheii.SS, 106, 107,
Hurd, Darius ..................................... 85
Johnson, Tyvonn ............................ 85
126, 127, 186, 206
Hurley, Johnny............................... 190
Johnson, Vanessa ........................ a, 9,
Henderson, John .............. 8, 66, 1OS
Huryk, Dawn ...................... 40, 43, 61
35,36,41, 122,132,166,167,196,
Henderson, Shanie ................. 39, 46
Hutchinson, Peter ...... 66, 163, 192,
197,198,202,215,217,238
Hendrix, Isaiah ......................... 85, 95
200
Johnson-Pruitt, Renee ................. 75
Henley, Janean ........................ 80, 85
Johnston, Emma ......... 75, 186, 216
Henry, T'keyah .... 66, 129; 131, 196
Johnston, Latrice 19, 36, 41, 59, 61
Henry, Zachary ... 10, 20, 34, 39, 57
Johnston, Tucker ......... 67, 190,. 191
Herman, Noah ............. 66, 188,202
Joiner, Arquese ............. ..41, 61, 194
Joiner, Shaquille ............................. 85
Hernandez, Alexandra 81, 85, 145,
204, 205
Jonas, Molly ..................................... 75
Hernandez, Ana .............. 66, 85, 200
Ibarra, Lydia ............................ 66, 186
Jones, Aspen ................................... 42
Hernandez, Crystal ........ 34, 41, 200
ldelberg, Adam .. 74, 116, 139, 189,
Jones, Claire.63, 67, 122, 123, 200,
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Kelley, Shae .......................... 128, 129
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Khabir, Atiya .................................... 85
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Killian, Kye ........................42, 48, 202
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Kindell, Reola .......................... 67, 191
Kindle, Ameerah ......... 75, 186, 187
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King, Walter ...................................... 75
Kinne!, Holly..................................... 75
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Klein, Michael............. 8, 63, 67, 105
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Kornfeld, Madeleine. 85, 150, 186,
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Closing door on David during fire drill, always saving our buns every deadline. lisa and Aunjanique:
"I can try and get a butter braid fund raiser going, and we can have a BBQ in the front yard': Battles
with Alyssa, passes from physics class, always out of town, taco bell on Saturday mornings, same green
t-shirt, falling face first down the slide at pump it up! Canyon: The genius and our lord and savior,
teaching Lisa how to use a camera, messages on the chalkboard, do pest division pages, never lacking creativity (even though we always fought you on the layouts.) "This yearbook is basically Canyon's
vision!" Peter: College class, voice of reason, hugs, beautiful skin. DAVE! Jam sessions on the couch,
"Peter-let's curse them out today!""Right on!" Kody: Awkward. Rolling down the hill, "I electrocuted
myself;' Falling in a man-hole. "Mr. Trapino, I'M SCARED:' Blake: "Excuse me for ripping out my hair;' always leaving class early (but we love you anyway!) Thanks for all the softball page years! Dom: HAWAII
and our boyfriends!!! Winnmg the academiCs argument and face kicking David, Ms. Athlete, thanks for
everything! Callie: Beef with Coach Karsh, making up an editor position, way-too-intelligent jokes,
fights with Canyon, don't mess with Texas, "Theme?" David: wrecking Lisa's head in City park, always
fighting with Trap ... or Rachel. .. and of course Callie, early Saturdays and trips to Pei Wei, "Everybody's
like, David why don't we hang out:' Rachel N: Baby pictures! Bring in' back the hand cropping ... 86
boyfriends. Badge decorating. Emily: Bathroom breaks, bffuohfo, "Eric, do you know how to write a
kicker?'; Taco Tuesday! "Swimming isn't even my page:' Kelley MG: getting Lisa through physics, always
in trouble, slurpees! "Where are Emily and Kelley?!" Kelli: Dreads, bracelets, Donk dance, candids, always
insightful, future photo editor... or chief! laura: Waiting two hours for piua, biggest sweetheart on
staff, "Shmody.... :; handling a million pages in one deadline! Haley: CANDY, Constant homework, pep
rally dance, chocolate tops, Flava Flav! Jamie: B.S.ing your way through three years, Frisbee, couch and
ski movies, Lisa and Emily's secret boyfriend! Dawn: Picking out the hot white boys in our class, always
giving you too many pages, never got that deadline off, "Going hard" on track team, Taco Bell Saturdays
and long talks in the car. Eric: red eyes, "baby Carlson," sucker for Sarah. "Hey Lisa, did you just get up?"
Hanifah: "You seriously broke your foot?!" Mysteriously getting your pages done, twenty minutes to get
to the foyer, student council page drama, ROTC homecoming night...awkward. Helen: Physics, Crazy red
and white days, dance parties in the yearbook room, in every picture ever taken, "Football, dot dot dot:'
liuie: braids, hard working, socializing in the front room ... always, thanks for always. Aaron: "baby
Canyon;' newest and hardest working photographer, "I know I need to get some;' future editor-in-chief!
Rachel M: Precious muffin, little Ms. Vixen, always yelling at David, finding Lisa's bracelet! Sarah: "Five
pairs of UGGS?!" Gorgeous hair, the only Carlson that's not a Carlson, sucker for Eric. Sophie: best house
party! Three rugby pictures, "um ... l WAS in 6th period?" "sophomore girls ... you need to spread out!"
(we love you!) Troy: "Lisa-make someone else do my page!" million man march to do a page, Ladies
man on the staff, "Soulja boy is tighter than biggie;' sorry we never gave you adeadline off! Vanessa:
"Nique-what am I gonna do about my page?!"Zuri: sorry we yelled at you ... Nique was stressed and
Lisa was ... also stressed, making people apply to Creek for the tour ofthe hideous yearbook room.
lauren: cutest sophomore girl, every senior boy's dream. Jake: Pesos, always talking tennis with
Trap, Mushroom necklace, "Who let Jake back on staff?" Just because you're "baby Mal man;' we had
to let you! Maddie and Amber: "I'm Kayaking." Broken camera, saran-wrap CO's, only person to do 80
collage, enjoying wrestling, hallway talks, voice mails when sick. TyShae: Silly yearbook badge, useless
golf trips.?" Hali: "Where is Hali?'; confused walk, Georgia, baby-boo! Abbey: Pep rally, camera always
broken, pretend junior.

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... ~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.

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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&lt;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

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�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&lt;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&gt;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.

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�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

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�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.

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�"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

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�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

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�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

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�Bovs VARSITY
TENNIS
APer staring t'le seasor&gt; 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&gt; 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&gt;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&gt; 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.

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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

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�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.

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�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.

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�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

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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&lt; 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

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�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.

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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.

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�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&gt;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.

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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&lt; 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&lt;o&lt;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

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�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.

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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

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�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.

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�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~&gt;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
&gt;-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
'&gt;949

1267
60-61
9:t '8
6 'S
5641
4648

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�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&lt;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

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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

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�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&lt;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.

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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-&lt;onzor
Ponderosa
f-&lt; gh ords Ranch !Ouolersl
f-&lt;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

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�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&lt;emendo...Js
job thrs yeo· ,., supporting one onothe&lt; and s•oying
fonsed to och eve t~ei&lt; 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&lt;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~&gt;·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.

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�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.

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�Bovs VARSITY
BASEBALL
The Angels boys bosebol has always been a
popu 1ar spo&lt;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.

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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

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�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.

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�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

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�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.

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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.

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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&lt;eld, Modi&gt;on Woll&lt;oms, Chiaro Lawrence, Koilo Ol•on, Meggon Dovo&gt;, and Sarah
Sermon. Second Row Le&gt;lie Orellana Komberly Gurrola, Selena Morale&gt;, Taylor Hardy-Roy, Zoe Howthorn&amp;-Loozeoux, Mochele
Weondlong, Emma Peterson. Nell Tooley, and Brandy Luna Third Row Susan Hecox, Emrly Slraka Bailey Trierweiler, Broo e Gould, Adie
Hobb&gt;, Ryan Cruo&gt;e, Modelrne Garcia, Grllron Greenberg, Elozobeth Reger. Kathenne lowe, Maddy Wegman, and Chloe Vos~ok~&gt;. Founh
Row- Srerra Neal, Anno Pucho, Nocole Curti&gt;, 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 '

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�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&lt;ge Washing•on and Sa&lt;.~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&gt;, 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

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�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&lt; 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

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�TRACK &amp; 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&lt;.. 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.

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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.

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�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.

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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

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�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.

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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

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�CH EERLEADI NG
The East High cheerleaders d1d o great job
nsp rirg Ire d1ffere'lt East 1-ligh spo&lt;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.

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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.

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�PoMs SQAUD
The vors, g s porn sq JOd ·~ a un1que and exc•':ng sport at
E.ost H g~ scr..lOI From st&gt;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 &lt;r.&lt;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 ~"&gt;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

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�"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 .

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��ACADEMIC

�tel &lt;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

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�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

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�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

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���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&lt;d,, Laurel a.-. M•holo Wflnd~'ll laroh Smile. Haydn lblron
loomr 1.... Chthocr 111nortoo ond Ebobotlt ji,lewO&lt;r Thrrd low lk• H~ lo1lwya lo&lt;oruw. N•&lt;oio Curto, Maddy Bruno. 1\011 lo&lt;q..U.. Altby ll&lt;lagon Ror AIIIIOiia.
Collie YoUQht. a n d - T1roono&lt; fovrtll low liomt Neol.l.,.. Jobaloo Porio BllltOI,Iajth• Wr&lt;Qht, and GllKtl&lt;on fohh low lnanno looker. Dor•n Blnnco. lyle!
Portorliolol. lloodra Howo&lt;d J.,. J~. lot&lt;e II&lt;Demrott. W110 Duggon AI~ WilliorM, one! Edno ltolloll&lt;&gt;flom ~.th IIIW' llorvo11t Hortman, Phoobt Cord.... Elena
Gotlorrtz idnoN O....z G&lt;• La""' loboc&lt;t l&lt;hworttbttg Taylor f1tmiotl lo&lt;w lttro, ond llt•ioy Goory ~Moth low Altby II&lt;Cuft"''h iylio ShenK. ~tal Lano
JO\Iyo Taylor. An... Alt!rd and lJIIIT Cha,.... [~otltlow Ito lyk..,

Second lor M&lt;helle Andono' Moggon ll&lt;ml llot~ leer, w;,... ...,.,., lodlel Honm. W&amp; Yougho, Anno Wont and Annie Horo Thnd low
Gront. [m;~TU&lt;kor,lleiW o..... Zo~yChorroo Taylor lltnyf~r11, Mah lmi,..{o&lt;d ond l"tlyn ffo~roms. fourth lowloyeluns, 0~"' lo'llorf
l'rat!ttt
TU&lt;k, Myl~ 1\'onum-Wol.tw, Taylor Gauldeo. one! Foot. Mon Frith low Carolone loborn, Maddy W011rnen' Mar10l~ Cumn.
lodot11, loolya Taylor, ... Loalt
IM&lt;h ~.th low Norolroyio!, Ooroon~ue Comb., Taylor John..., Donrelrr fourllw. ond (~"' T.......,IMnrit low Molly II&lt;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

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fnt low
lox lhok"' Jrrlrmrro llncl!ey E- """' ,..,,...,,. ,..""'-· ,..,. noary, • - •·-"'· "·"' """' oootuo ••r "',. ,,.
Ernmo Joh.,too. Jo&lt;don P""l, [.,.. Th......,. llrown Wol, ta.... ~j,Jk. ood Molly o..ir!\00
low ~ Aie.&lt;ondor Oludchi ld,..... Dollorr llor ,..N011ronsoo.laroh Con..., ChrilropOerltw"- Mayo (r,. W&amp;..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&lt;k '"' or lolot1110, ood lryoo Andooorr ~.~ l .. lt"k Hoboi.IJit
l&lt;h-. lool&lt;h.. m. Hani&lt; Alt.._ Al•o o....ulim, r&lt;1oro Goloa Mayo M&lt;llo..tl, end Z...r ltd ~Matt\ low z- ''"" Derool s.-.l...tiolloo. ...
lortte,ll•le!llo&lt;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!&gt;'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&gt;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.

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�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.

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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&gt;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&gt;. 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&gt;-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&gt;&lt;&gt;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

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�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

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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

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�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.

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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

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�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 .

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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

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�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.

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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.

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�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 '::&gt; 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-::&gt;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&gt;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&gt; 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 '::&gt; aid vic• 'T' of the&gt;
eort :'jL :1 P , l-&lt;mt1

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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 ':&gt; 1
oil, 11-&gt;f'y "0&lt; 1ed 0 10&lt;" C' '-J W COM~' 'C W th Oe• JnS frc 'Tl ea( fo&lt;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.

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�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

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�������'A daugr•e· 1s the happy rre'T'ory of
• e pa&lt;~ 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 :&gt;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 &amp; 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;:&gt; and w1se
We ch:"isr that luc y day
you co11e ir'o our l1ves
love Dad &amp; 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 &amp; 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 &amp; ::&gt;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 &amp; Jenn

Love Mom &amp;. 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 &amp; Dod

Love Marl &amp; 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 &amp; Dod

Love Mom &amp; 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&lt;~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 &amp; 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&lt;J and ore so proud o~ ya&lt;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 &amp; 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&lt; Congro\,la•·ons, we love yo&lt;J

Yo&lt;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 &amp; Dod

love, Morr &amp; :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 &amp; 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, !-&lt;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&amp; 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, &amp;. 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&gt;d
Rachel)

To ov dear dol.ghter At.dra rr y
use your charm a d talen 1&lt; tC' o a
the world and find jOy "l your
Love Mom &amp; 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&gt;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&gt;d Err e

love Mom, Dad, Alii, a'ld K111g~t

Veror&gt;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 &amp; Dad

Love MolT' &amp; Dod

Kaley,
Cof'gra•:.~lationsl

Keep your eyes or the stars and your
feet on the grourd. We love yol-1
LOve MofTI &amp; Guy

�Boy-yo
w1ll a ways cor• nt. to amaze l.l.&gt;
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&lt;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 ::&gt;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 &amp; 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
&amp; 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 &amp; 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'

&lt;~ 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&lt;~ 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-&lt;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' &amp; Dod
Love Mo:n &amp; :)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&lt;th and everylh•rg tho• s n
and- wr chIS fTIOfe-- yoL.'II b a
fTIOn, fTIY sonl

Love Mom &amp; Fom1ly
Love Mom &amp; 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 &amp; .&lt;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 :&gt;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 &amp; 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 :&gt;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 &lt;.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&lt;~ 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 &amp; 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&gt;g 1ty, en ':)y
e ng energ zed by the ll 1verso
Jrguoge of mus1c ord always
Pme&gt;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 &amp; Dod

love Mum &amp; 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&gt; 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., &amp; 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&gt;'ostic son!
We took forward to seemg your
s&lt;.~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 &amp; Dod

Do you think you re wrtty?
Congratulations Zoe, we couldn't be
prouder!
.ave Mom &amp; 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&gt;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: &amp; 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&gt;rf&gt;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&lt;r 191
Lov

jo1- A ~ioppy Ch d"
Love Morr

Mor1 ::&gt;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~'&gt;e
bless1r of a new down
Love Mo!TVT'y

Love Mom

Way to go s1&lt;l You'v
way

CO!T'e o long

Love yoL' bra's Max &amp; 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

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Go Angels!

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J, 1ckson. Kaliko 85
t,J&lt;·kson. Kenyon 75. 131 133 180
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J11ckson. Lrnen lf:J. 205
I&lt;Jckson. Mayde 8. 15. 193
lllckson. Polr~ck 7f:J. 131
lnckson. Savannah 8. 85. 108
lrrckson. Thomas 9. 95. 141. 192
lockson. Zevrn 95. 133
Jocobo Leon. Ad roan 21. 41
Jncobson. Audrey 34. 41
h1d1n. Andrew 85
lnHe Azen 16. 95
1.unes Coerro 85. 187 199
J&lt;1mes Dante 20. 42. 56
Jnmes. Modoson 75. 206
tomes. ROOenck QS
lomes. I alyono 95. I 09
Jnn+c kl. Joshua 85
h mson Enk 7S
l• &gt;quez. Vanessa 95
lnromlllo. lsmel 85. 181
Jnrry_·h Chk:M3 85
k1sper. Autumn 95
losteo. Adam 75. 183. 207. 208
losteo. Joseph 35. 156. 157. 20Q 230
Iosier. Thomas95. 108. lf:J9. 206
Joynes. Emrly 21. 22. 35. 42. 45. 154.

·~ 193. 207
Joc,Herson. Ashollque 21. 42. 44. 208
il•nkons. Chr~stoon l I. 75. 95. 133 14 7
Jpnktns. Joshua 85
Jpnnrngs Curry. Sondra 75. 110
lt?nnts. loquosea 9!J

JPnnts. Sean 42
lesseman Matthew 20 21 I I I
l•menez. Colby 95 123. 12f:J
Jimenez. TonKJ 75

l&lt;&gt;h Colleen 85
Jqhnsen. Tahho 95

J•lhnson A'lexus 95
i&lt;lhnson. A'shunl•e 95 138
lnhnson Atahne 71 110. 148. 149

XII
lrlhnson. Alexander 85 143. 167
Johnson. Amber 42
Jr)hnson. An11hla 85

lnhnson. Ausholay 95
Jnhnson. Chr~sloon 95 124 125
"&gt;hnson. Ebony 95
Jc&gt;hnson. Gerrad 42
k &gt;hnson Holey 91 95. 143
Jr&gt;hnson. lne 7S

J•'&gt;hnson Janof&gt; I 5. I 35
'' &gt;hnson. Jonoya 10 15
J, lhnson Jeremtoh QS
l·~&gt;nson
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I&lt; &gt;hnson Kathryn I 0. 81 85. I 09. 121
I!) 113
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l•&gt;hnson Kwamesho ~
'· &lt;hnson. Lefly 15
\,Jhnson Morgoret95 126. 127 128
•.Xf 190
J• K&gt;nson Moron 8 10 I~ I IS
I &lt;hnson Maya 21 42 191 201 208
' .t&gt;nson MockPI 15
I· .iihnson. Noyn lf'&gt;
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193
Jonoes. Bloonno l 04
Jonoes. Chf&gt;yenne 15
Jonoes. Cyonne 75
Janos. Elool 15
Janos. Holle 70. 75. 148 149. 180. 207
Jones. Jcvon 95. 133
Jones. M&gt;choel95. 196
Janos. Randol 16. 17. 85. 14/J 145
Jones. Ro'Jonoo 75
Janos. Terrell43
Jones. Trent 104
Jonos. Wholney 75. l II
Jones William 75
JoncsAnderson. Andre 75
Jones-Quonlono Dovos 95
Joram. Jacob 95. 177. 192
Jordahl. Mochool 71. 2011
Jordan. Doozanoe 95
Jr. Anlonoo 207
Judluns. Jonathon 43. l I l
Juloous. Konono9. 10. 7S. 147
Junoet Taylor 17. 70. 75. 107. 131 181
Juno!&lt;. Elloall 17
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Kalelh. 1Sioi1 95. 133
Kahn. Melon•e 12. 13. 85. 121 154.
162. 163
Kampman. Zenon 85. 205
Kane. Alexander 15
Kane. Emoly 85
Kany Flores. I oylor 12. 20. 21 43
Karsh. Howard l 04
Kosons. Rachel 95
Koslrul I ed 90. 95. 143. 181 192. 193
Kotro. Mochoel 71 43. 56
Katz. Franc1sco 43. S7 706
Kaufmon. Moxwptl ~

Kavanagh. Courtney 80. 85. 13 7
Keohhf&gt;r. AlySia II 75. 186. 187. 204
Ke1lh. James 75
Kellom. Jordon 8..~
Kelly Kedryck II. 15. 110. 146. 147
KellyKeenon75.1SI.l58.196
Kend.g. Bessono 85
Kennedy Kevrn I 04
Kennedy Rochel/5. 126 127. 181
Kenny Sm1th. f leonor 15
Kenny Smolh. Henry IS
Kernan_ Atdan 8S
Ken. Andrew 95. 108 124. 12S. 209
Kerr. Madeline 90 95. 143
Kerr. Roley 95. 167. 193
Kerrogon. Auberry 85
Ketterer. lindsey 13 20. 23. 43. 56
161 163. 208
Khodko. Aosh1sh 205
Khodka. D1lh 7~ 205
Kho1chldoon. Nodoo 80. 85 l II
K1bble. Zhounlro 15. 131. 133 181
K1el. Stacy 104
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K1ker leo 15. IS7. 193. 198. 199. 209
K1ll10n. Zackory 85
K•lhngbeck. Kyroonno 85
K1mball. Parker 95. 199
K1mble Mary 15. 199
K.mmell. Jacqueline 17. 75. 143. 114
196. 203. 208
K•ng. Amanda 95
K1ng. Brandy 95. I 71
K1ng Domonock 21. 43
Krng. K.mbe~y I 04
K1ng. Malaya 75 191
Krper Keluroh 8 II 15 II~. 196 191
Kleckner. Dov1d 85
Kle1man Moron. Nocole 20. 43. 45. 69
108. 175. 208. 210 711. 221 234 23S
Kneppe. Corne 104
Knudson. Br~ltony 75. 193
Koch. Nolhon•el 95. 143. 192
Kohulh. Steven I 04 143
Koloroch. Quenhn 95
Kolenbfonder. Eroc 95. 199
Konkol Kolhe 1 12. 14. 80. 85. I 18
119. 154. 155. 161 162 163. 191 202

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Konkol K1nsey 95 171
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Koopmeu&gt;ers Sophoo 70. 15. 136. 13 I
202. 205. 206
Kornfeld Isabel 80. 85. 169. I 70
Kornfeld. Madele•ne 7. 22 43. 44. 69
143. 168. 169. 232. 235
Kouokou. Vonesso91. 95. 193
Kouba. Michael 91 9S. 133
Krouse. AIPxonder 85. 191 194 195

204
Krause Ka1ley 80. 85. 101. liS. 205
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Lafleur. Bonn1P 104
Lamar. Kendr~ck 15
Lamport Bentom•n 20. 34. 43 69 18/J
185. 192. 193. 20b. 210 211

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long. Gregory 95
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218. 23..~
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191 708
l oPO&lt;to. Alexon&lt;ira l I 4S. 46 168
169. 735
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lnssotm. Samuel 7f:J. lSI
Lathon. Morosho 9. 85
Laub. Emma 95. l 70. 171
Loudeman. Conrad 85
Laursen. Audrey 85
Lawrence. Chiaro 6. 13. 22. 46. 69.
142. 143. 168. 169. 220. 234. 235
Lawrence. Elosobelh 85. 171 196
lawson. N'Joh 21. 46. 191
Lazo. Hannah 12. 16. 20. 21. 45. 46
57. 69. 191 195. 20Q 230
Leaman Mille&lt;. David 15. 165. 185
205. 206. 20Q
leovengood. Nocholos 20. 22 35. 44
46. 125. 176. l 77 205
Lel!lonc. Kaotlyn 85. l 79. 191
lederel. Emolie 75. 120 121 163
Ledore1. Moltew I 7. IS
Iederer. Matthew I I 196
lee. Cl1oris 9. 85
Lee. Cornelius 13. 21 22. 3S. 46. 207.
234
Lee. Elroy 9S
Lee. G1ace 85
Lee. Koano 46. 181
Lee. lorna• 75. 20B
Lee Moreshoa 46
lee. Torey IS. 192 193
lethn Caleb95
lehman. Mortonnoh95 138 193
Lehmann. Spencer 15
leon. Koreno 1~
leono1d. John 95. 108 159. 190
leonard Kalher~ne 9 II 70. 15 169
700.201
leonmd lyle 85
Letcher. August81 85. 141 192 193
Leven. Halle 9S 195
Lev•. Mocoh 75. 18/J. 205. 209
lew Abogo11 II 85. 143. l81 203. 209
Lewos Bloke If:&gt;
Lewos. Connor 95. 123. lSI 196
lewiS. Derek 71 15. 157. 201
LewiS. Jock 95. 143
LewiS. Matthew 15. 190. 191 194 195
lewiS Samantha 85
lewiS. Sophia 70. I 5
lewts. Tonk 85
LewiS. loyteon 85
lewiS Shcoels. Morquos 106
lldsky Bentomon 85. 192
Loevonos. Joseph 95
Loggetl Kolher~ne 95. I 15
L1nores Romuez. Dtego 20. 46
L•ndberg. Eleanor 17. 85. 143. 181
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L•ndberg. Elizabeth 17 85. 181
L1ndrmore. Dylan 7. 75. l 83
L1ndomore. Jessoco 7. 21. 34. 45. 46
194. 202. 224
L•ndsoy Kennedy 85. 116. 11 I
l•ndslrom Ivy II. 95
Lindstrom. Kenyo95 126 127. 150.
151
L1nk. Blennon 95 199
llnkhorl Ruby 4 I
L1nn~e f ndoa 15

LJnfhteurn. Vanessa 85. 204. 206
L1plord lroc 95
l•tlle No'.m%. 147
L•llle. NaSir 9S. 146. 141
Lrtvok. Br~on 9. 10. 15. 157 205. 206
LIVIngston. Hono I II. 17. 20. 21 41.
68. 69 I 06. 221. 234. 235
Lrvron. Br~dgetle 91. 9S 121. 162. 163
Llano Josm1ne 85
Locke Avoon 15
locke. Ruslln 85. 13..1
loefgren. ton 16. 81 85 106. 116 Ill
l c.gon Gobfeyelle 95
Iogue Taylor 85. 110. 700. 201
lomrs Jackson 9S 143 190
long Connor%
long. Mora 85. 109 154 155 185
191 196
long Shonnon 95. 141
long. Soerra 15. 85
longenPCker. Jock 95
loo Chavez. JeSIJS 192
lopez. Ast1n 41
lopez. Oohho%. 128. 129
Lopez. Ma,;on 85
I Opf&gt;/ Slo'OphonJA 9 9~
lopez Saucedo. Jonathon 95 208
Lorton flanders 15
lOVf' AI 104
Lovett Alyssa 8.~ 151. 199
Lovett. Ashle.gh 95 199
I owderm~k. Caleb 95
lowe. Kothenne 7S. 197
lowe N1chokos 81. 8.~
I owmon Sok1le 20 /'2. 4 I t-,9 18.~
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lucero. Josmone 90. 138
lucero. KPolh 103. 104 201
LtK~ero. I orenzo 8...~
lucoo. c;ossette 15
luckong MJChot&gt;l 15. 158 I ~,Q
lt..JPet"o. Josrnent~ ~
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luna. Brol)(1y /0. 41. ~ 168 169 734
luna. Hugo 95
Lunde. Aldan lf:J. 116. II I 180
Lynch. Rachel 95. 15.~
Lynn Wilham 75 l 06. 18/J 18..~. 206
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MacDonald. ian 15. 17. lf:J 196 191
200. 201
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Mnchoroo. Non• 16
Mocoos. Cotolon&lt;l 8.~
Moc.-oos. Derek 16
MocKenzoe. CcKJen /o 114 115
Mocks. Moshn lo
Mockluchlon ian 41 158
MacMillan. Collin 85 143 180 1111
Macm•llon. fsiPtxm 104

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Mod1son. Todd 6 103. 104
Moes. Dev1n 85. 109 159
Moes. Raymond 95 133 198 199
Magoll llndS&lt;Jy 8.% 138
Mohlke. Max 8.'&gt;
Mo1n Spencer II 91 95 158 1~9
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Momrnpj JockS&lt;&gt;&lt;&gt; 95. II I 193
M&lt;1nnn1. Peyton 8. 1/ Qh 138 Ill
Mnndzw Muarnfl'ru I 04

Mnngolcl Whitt&gt; /oe 110
ManrK1ue1. froncJsco 96 JQQ
Mor~ng. Cora 86. I I I
Marker. Kr~sloan 86. 203
Marks. Amy 16 201 209
Marquez. Juan 86
Marrufo. Henherto 96
Morshnll. Jade 21 4 I
Marlin Alec 41 719
Morin CheyennP 20. 21 41
Mort.n Joe k 96
Mort1n. Javelle 96 146
Mort1n. Knshno 86
Morttn. Somonthu 16
Mnrt1nez. AbH1hnm Q(J %
Mor1111P/. Ad&lt;Kmo 96 131 151
MorllnPl. Ale~mdro 86 193 /O:J /0 I
Marhnez Andrt~.J 71 4 I
Mort•ne1. Arenno 16 133 155 700
201
Mort1nez. Condoce 96
Marttnez. Carmen Q6
Marttnez. Caroltna 47
Mort1nez. CeCIIoo 96
Mort1nez. Domon1Que 10. 48
Marhnez. !soar: 9 80. 86. 153
Morttncz. Jauf)() 86
Mortonez. Jozma1ay 16. 205
Mort1nez Jeruzalen 16
Morttnez. JeSSK:a 96
Morhnez. letghf&lt;.)f"l Q6
MarttneJ. Monbel 86
Marhnez. MerceiKJ M
Marttnez Guzman Ana %
Morulle Puleng 90
Mosoas. Petrus 16
Mason. ian 191 194
Mason Serenoh 96
Mossey Jacob 8 I 86 141
Massey Jessoc o I 04
Mathews Owen 96. Ill
Mathews Reed 3~ 48 116 Ill 219
Molhoos Moe kenz•e 90 91 96
Matthews Dotshown 16
Matthews Jonn 86 lf:JI
Mattson. Blooke 16
Mattson Ccxnn~e 104
Mounes Sara 76
Maxwell lano 70
Moy floyd 76
May NataliP 86 171 168 169 20b
May Stacey 104
Mayes Ogden 86 I ~9
Mays Ambroso 86
Maz.zola. Laur~e 104
Mcllllde Doondre 86
McCabe. Groce 12. 86 121 154 155
175 196. 203 708
McCabe. Nesheo 48
McCa~. Zm:hury 70 II 16. 106
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McCo•n. Broyder• 86. 193
McCorroH Gilbert Ctmslr"IJ.""&gt;her &lt;XJ. Q6
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McChesney Koren 104
McC\ef&gt;ry Auslll1 86 171 10.1 196
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Mc[)odt• t ~K lVt 1flflt /0
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McGehPt&gt;. IIPI&gt;Pcco /0 48 108. 1811
189. 194. 195. 190. I'll /10 /II 73b
McGlynn. WtiiKlm 16. I tll
McGrP~1or. Stlt~k1on I ()1
McGreq&lt;&gt;&lt;. lyk'f 96
Me Gull&lt;&gt; AK1on 11 1o
Mcintosh Rocht&gt;l 96 138
McKtnrH.~y ( ~Hlct• 80
McKtnrH.•y Jny M
Me Ktmlt •y Jushn I.,)O
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Mcl(}qun (~rnhnml.,)(l 1// IQ/ JQJ
MclPnrt Aynno 86
McVetyh. Courtney M
McW1Ihnms D'AngPio96 198 199
Mec.:llk1s Jnsrntnt:~ Q6
MP&lt;11nn Chr~slrno 81 86 20b
Meek f vPiyn 96 1/0 I I l
MPPkPr IK&gt;ntSP /(l
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Messer Con&lt;&gt;&lt; 13. 110. II I 18.1
MPtS&lt;·hel Collin 9 96 192 193
Meyers Owwyer 81 86 193
Mgango. Mn1t1mo II. 96
MICPio Mllchl&gt;ll 7!l 49 69 218
MochoPI !lyon 8 I 110 10.~
Mtknl&lt;lt&lt; I&lt; 1k l?ynn /0
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MtlPs Audrt •y Q() I :\R I 90
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MIIPwskl flil&lt;ll&gt;t•ll&gt; lo 136 IJI
M&gt;ller. Chos.• 81 110. flo II I
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Moiler. l1nd0 86 108. 196. 209
Moiler. Madeline 20. 34. 44. 49. 69
142. 143. 202. 20b. 731
Miller. Margorel45. 49 180. 181 221
Miller Mochelle 49. 223
Moiler. Milan 8. 86
Moller. Sheldon 20. 34 44. 49 56. 208
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Milano Negor I Of:&gt;
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Mcxne. Mothtlde 9 96
Mokros. .tomes 16. 141 166
Mok1os Margaret 90 90 I~~
Moldenhoue&lt; l nc hmy 20 3~ 49
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Slocum. Noele 77. 194
Sluss. Bil1105
Slyfryev. M1ka•l 44
SrneraiOI. MaMhew 98
Smile. Sarah 16. 71. 77
Smith. Brio 87. 172. 173. 190. 191. 208
Sm•th. Chmura 98
Sm•lh. Connor 77. 122. 123. 167. 196
Sm•th. Desiree 87. 190
Smith. Elizabelh 91. 98. 105. 169
Smith. Gulia 105
Sm•th. Jacob 98
Sm.lh. James 77. 110. 182. 183
Sm•th. Kaotiln 87. 208
Sm•lh. Ka)Onee 77
Sm1lt1. MoniQUe 98
Smilh. NISSha 87. 190
Sm•lh. Samara 8. 98
Sm•th. Shaneka 60. 77. 199
Sm1lt1. Sierra 87. 196. 204
Sm•111. Symone 87
Sm•th. Takooo 98
Sm•lh. Vincent 77. 205
Sm•lh. William 60. 204. 209
Sneed. Anne 105
Snow. BnMany 87. 190
Snow. Trevor 98
Snyder. Jeremy 87. 185. 196. 209
SocoiOfsky. Ben1am•n 77. 106. 192
Soden. Genev•eve 6. 87. 136. 137
So•cher. Spencer 98. 167
Sondermann. Clarke 81. 87. 191
Soto. Dheanna 77
Soto. Ohv•a 98
Spano Thomas 77 143. 205
Sparks. Ashley 8 7. 136
Spence. Esther 80. 87. 120. 121 155.
191
Spero Clyde 98. 124. 125. 206. 209
Sp•cely. Joshua 9. 87. 131. 133. 183
Sp•essbach. MaMhew 98. 159
Sp•essbach. Michael 20. 60. 156. 157
Sp•lsted. Emma 20. 21. 22. 45. 60. 208.
228. 234
SpooneMore. Chnsllna 87
Square. Mon•ca 21. 61. I 94
Stocks. Tnstan 13. 77. 130. 131
Stoge. AbiQOII 98. I 21. 151. 163
Stollings. EIZeord 16. 22. 61
Stanley. Onon 78. 192. 193
Stapleton Joseph I 3. 61
Starke. ChHon 105
Starke Ivory 9. 80. 87. 181
SteHman Jeremy 22 61. 157 210
Steffman. Kenneth 9. 8 7
Ste•gerwalt Devon 20. 21. 6 I
Ste•n Jesse 78. 139
Stephens Juhe 103. 105
Stephens Hatton. Devonte 98
Stern. Allison I I. 87. 137. 154. 155
Stesney. Samue120. 61. 192
Stevens. Ashley 78
Stevenson. James 98
Stevenson. Terrance 98
Stewart. Anthony 78. 198 199
Stewart. Jane 98
\t~rd•vant Cla11e 98. 179
Stokes Darrell 87 130. 131
Stoler Davtd 105
'tc)ltz. Corson 10 87 139
·•orey Dov•d 61 123. 164 165. 225
•tc)wers Alyssa 8. 14 20. 21 45 61
18 119 219
·troko Emily 71 78. 169
,trung Kothe11ne 90 98 I 07 138
~s 171
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80 181. 193
•'·•li·Ke•th Madeline 16. 91. 98
~ J Errk 105
• ;li•von Cole•gh 20. 21 23 45. 56. 61
.18 149 163. 223. 235
;!lrvon Cannon 78
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Abel, \ 1tchdle 22
Ahtakam, Jo eph , 6, 162, 196, 21
Abnc,, Jill II'
Abram,. Hallie 15. 106
bratm, Jordyn 6, 13
cker, Lato'hJ3) 96. 208, 220
cker, \1olh II
Acker, tctoria 6
Ackley. Craig II
Aco ta, Al)"a 6
Aco,ta. ngel 12, D
co,ta. Chri,topher 105. 106
Aco ta. Juan II
Aco,ta, Xavier 106
Acquilla, Andrew 96
Adam,, Jack on 96. 134. 196
Adam\, John II
Adan. Abdikadir 6. 196
Adi:~;. Samuel 6, 204, 205
Adler. Molly 22, 63
Aeltng. !\tadi,on 22, 251
Agok, Atung 22. 221
Aguilar-Alvarez. Edwin 106
guirre-Guuerrez, Alondra 22
Agyemang. Emmanuel 106
Agyemang, Lydia 86, 237
Aid, Daniel II
Atken, Cooper 2, 104, 106
Aiken. Teal 22. 2
Atu, \ 1arley 22. 223
Aiu , Zorie 3. 106, 154, 21 , 222
Ajlum, Marco\ II . 230, 231
Aktar. :"&gt;a\ rna 96
Akuet, Abraham 6, 196
Albcr-\1 artin. Willow 96, 160
lcantar, Grecia '6
Aleman-Sanchez. Ivan 6
Ale:~;te' . Katherine 22
Alt . Aaliyah 94. 96. 207. 20 . 209
Alt. l'mani 106. 168
Allen. Delquavion 106
Allen, Kyra 6
Allen, Riley . 6. 13 , 226. 221.
237
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All\teuer. William 95, 96. 236
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I tad , Evangeline 96
I t, d, l out a 22
It' ater, Tacy 6
harez Kmg. Romeo 164,226
Aharcz, 142
hnrez, K te 6 224
1\arezKmg, Romeo 94, 96. 140, 196,227
me,J,me 106
me , Kandace 20
nderson, Brock 106. 142
nderson, lhot 23, 4 . 2, 2 0, 2J I, 2 ~2
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nd 1"\0n,, 1arley 2, 106. 13 . I 0, I I.
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ndrade-Serrano, ' at! a 96
Ang tadt, \!all ry 6, 220.221
moine. laltka 142
Antone lit, ina I06, 212, 2J6
ntonopoulo , lex• 9{&gt;, I • 213
Antonopoul . S phia 106, 152, 194
Apelmun, BenJamm 6, 15
podaca- 1ancha, Man a 4, 96
ppel, Ltam 23
Appel, Lucy 6, 124,21
qumo, 1aym 6
qmno- 1analan an, Terrence 106, 196
ragon-Comb , Emma 96
raya-KJe eth, Kana 96, 21
rbe , 1axv.ell 21, 4
rd bllt, eeknn 6
Ardebtll, hay an 23,220, 240, 251
rendt, ndre 23, 0 I 32

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Ar!!uello. Kei hon 12,
Ar!nre • Ale ander 96
Arjnn. D nali l)(i
Arjon-Trujtllo. rrnando 106
Armata,, :"&gt;ichola' 95, 96. 200, 214
rrnata • :"&gt;i k 14
Armendariz, andra 106
Armendarit-\lendoza. Jaune 96
nnendari1-\l cndota. Perla 106
Amen, Charlotte 96
Arnold. Brandon 9, 2.'. 62, 170, 171, 226.
227,245
Aro, Jonathan 95, 96. 190. 22
Arreola. Edwin 96
Ar eneau, .\1egan 96, 138
nelo, Emilia '6, 220, 221
Asberry. Ni}a 96
A hie\, \\.'e, II
ugu~tu,. Mi'Kal 106, 168
Au,tin, Alex!'. . 6, 194. 237
Au tm. Allie 22 . 229
Au,tin, Amy I0. I 04. I06. 146
tin. Elliot 106. 134
le,wonh. Keita 6, 158. 159
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Belmonte , Ebcr ::!~
Bel!ran, \1iguel96. 160, 1.'4
B~lt, Charle 106. I. 4
Bencomo-Peret, Cmtohal 24
Bcncomo-Pcret, Ro'a 106
Bennen, Charb 105, 106. 134. 204
Bennet!, \1auncc II ·
Ben nell, 'Theodore 9, 1\6, 95. 204
Bentle). mirah 13. 86, 150
Bentle). Chloe I06
Bemle). Li' ia I 06. 213
Bentl~y, Qairo 14. I 06. ISO, 151
Berk, hna 96
Bcrnacchi- a\\. Kate 136
Bemaccht-Sa", Kathenne 86
Bernacchi-Sa''· William 106. 164, 196
Berry. Dwight 118
Bem. Terita II
Benron, Rub) 106. 13,
Bertin,, Patrick 94. 96, 204, 236
Be'!. Alexandra I 06
Betchey. Alexander ::! . 106. 196. 220
Betchey, Cameron 25 . 2, 252
Betkow,ki. tmone 106
Bettridge. Emma 6
Bianucci, R) an I06. 134
Bibb,, LeRita 25 . 4 . 256
Bicha. Chri,tinc R3. 86
Bicha. Ma ken1ie 25. 83. 218
Bidwell-A taburuaga. Alexandra 106, 221
Bierman. Meghan 118
Biennann, William 6, 15 . 174
Bigg~. Remy 106. 13 . I 0
Binford, Traci 118
Btrch. Mo'e' 4. 86. 176
Bisoneue. John 96
Black. Ian 6
Black. Javonna 96. :!I
Blackburn. Dayla 96. 21 . 219
Blair, Alexi&lt;&gt; 106, ISO
Blake;. Ho. a 106, 164
Bland. Ale 106. 160
Bleise. '1-1 imtlian 25
Blum,
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Blum. n
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1 nn It-Leon, J,tn 6.
Bonnt , Elizabeth 96
Bon all, Danakclt 25. 49
BorJa -Catano, Vianey 106. 224
Borja -Ponce, Guadalupe 6, 194
Bo t, Roman '6
Botellu-H mandez. \rrnando 106, 224
Botello-H mand z, Dtana 6, 223
Bowdoun • Mat y I~
Bo)d. I nbel 106. 196. 20 . 209
Bra ken, ydney 96
Bradbury, \ tctona 25
Bradle). II) ana 96, 19 • 215
Brad] y. Kanua 25. 49, 21
Brudle), l na 6
Bradley- mtth, Chloe 6, 202, 220
Brady, Jo ephtne • 25, 49, 160,21 , 2 0.
241
Bragdon, Charle 1, 94, 9 , 148, 204
Bragdon, Maxw II • 2 , 49, • 14 174,
249
Bram . Le\ 1 2'i
Branch, Donovan 106, 134
Branford. Chn han 106, 142
Bra well, Dalton 26
Bra\ o, ' dia 26
Braxton. Tyron '5, 6, 127, 156
Bray. Emma 6
Bray, T
26,4 . 202,2 6, 2 7. 255
Breaux. 1omque 106
Bre ler Eleanor 26. 49,21
Bre miL. Rhtannon 26, 2

Brewer, Da'.\1tr 20, 26
Brewer, \1ichael 6, 174
Brewer, Pe) ton 96, 207
Brewer, Ronald 12
Brew ington-Brook,, Reg maid 106
Brian, Kara 6
Bridges-Farrow. Cheyenne 96
Brigg,, Jame 26, 160
Brigg\. Lachlan 96
Bnnen. Andrew 86. 220
Bm&gt;ne,, E\e 96
Brione\, Kailea I 06. 220
Bnones. Ruben 4, 96, 134
Brionez, Gabriel 106
Brinon, Eleanor 86. 218
Brock. all) 96
Brod'k}, Jo,eph 96, ISS, 220, 235
Brogden. Charlone 192, 213
Bwok'. Bry on 96, 160. 202, 21
Bwoks, Denni 26
Brooks. Georgia 26.216, 21 . 219. 237, 241
Bro" n, Adia 26, 124. 220
Brown, Adrienne 26, 144
Brown. Emtline 86
Brown, Kaleb 106
Brown. Kaliah 94. 96. 152, 153
Brown. KeajahRae 96
Brown. 1arjhonna 96
Bro" n, Morgan 26. 231
Brown, Mykah 106
Brown. Paige 6
Brov.n. Pay ton 6. 96, 1::!6, 176, 21 . 219
Bruce. Heather I 06. 19
Brumfield. Xavier 106
Bublitz. Max 200
Bublitz. Maxwell 27. 62. 200, 252
Buchanan, Cathy II
Buchenau, Samuel 8, 27, 34. 49, 128. 174,
:!59
Bucher. Andrew 118
Buckmelter. Jack 10, 162, 244, 264
Buckmelter. Jonathan 27. 49. 3, 162.240
Buckmelter. Olivia 9. 3. 106. 194, 21
Buckmelter. Vanessa 3, 96. 127, I 9
Buckwalter. Emma 27 , 35. 230. 237. 25
Bueno, Azteca I 06
Bufford, Anthony 96
Bui, Glenn 27
Bunch. Be)ounce 104. 106
Bunta, Saronn 96, 224
Burckhardt. Davi 6
Burden. Tavonne 106, 142
Burdette, Thoma\ 6
Burke- Bevi . Jack 107
Burke-Bevi . Samuel 86
Burks. DeShawn 4, 6, 140. 14 , 204
Burle. on, Josiah 96
Burnett. Emil&gt; IS, 96, I
Burnett. Jacob 96
Burney, Kate 136, 226
Burney, Katherine 6, 137, 17 , 227
Bur~ey. Tamia 96
Bunon D
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Burton, J..abel 27, 82, 136, 236,
Burton, Jame 107. 176
Bunon, Wtll34, 2, 156, 157, 174,25
Bunon, \\ tlltam , 27. 49, 174,237
Bu hnell, Doug II
Bu key, ky hance 27
Bu tamante- anchcz. lot e 6
But! r. le and r 27,247
Butler, 1ason 107,221
Butt rfielcl, ndrew 27, 62.200. 2'i
Butterfielc \\ 1lltam 107, 176
B) rhof, Ca e, 27

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Cabral, \\ lim\ I 07
Cubrera-Gonzal z. Brend 22:
C gnolattt, Kterah 96, 21
Cain, Cam'Ron 107, 142
Cam, Ja ob 142
C m, Riley 6, 12 , 2
Culandrelh, londra 107
Calderon, He tna I 07
C !dwell, i hola 96, 140, 142, 164, 19
( lhoun, Jumee 96. 152
C llowa\,Ju tin 107
C rna ho, Jael ne 107
maren • 1 bella 107, 129, 19

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Lampbell, Conner 27, 49, I!lO. 237, 248
Cantey, Chloe I07
Cante). Piper 2ll, lllX
Cant"ell, McCo) H!l, 217, 23!l. 241
Caper , Jay lisa 224
Cappella, • 'ichola~ 95, 96, 132. 134. 135
Capra, Jo,hua 96. 140, 204, 221
Carabello, \1aitlan 97,214,21
CarbaJal. Carlo~ 97. 160
Cardota. David 6. 14 , 149
Cardolit, Lazaru~ I07
Cure\ Caden 86. 204
Car~\ Rud) I 18
Cure) Shea 107.212
Carmod). !lope 107, 160.202,214
Carnona. Luis I07
Came\, Deb 118
Carpender. Etta 97. 236
Carpenter, Annika 28, 218, 223
Carpenter, Elise 97
Carra,cc&gt;. Lynn 97
Carra&gt;co. Paul 2 . 63, 217
Carra co, Thoma; 6
Carreras. Br.mdon 6, 140
Cam, Deanna II
Carrillo. Matthey,. 20. 2 , 204. 241
Carroll. Octavia 97
Carroll-Bankston. Anecia 28, 21
C.tro.on. am 236
Carson. amuel97, 132,214
Caner, India 97
Caner. Olivia 97
Caner, arah 28. 213. 220. 236
Ca,ahni, Siena 2 . 97
Casillas. Ariel 86
Ca tllas. Jo e 6
Ca,tllas-Cervantes. 1ariela 6
Castellano, Jason I I
Ca ullo. Jamilyn 97
Ca ullo, tlvia 6
Catano. ontrayva 6
Catbagan. Yvonne II
Cecchini. Francesca I04, I07, 218
Cervante&lt;,, Jason 2
Chacon, Saun 86
Chafat, Jack&lt;,on I07
Chalk, Robrin 97
Chamberlam, Michael 7
Chamberlm, Abel 107, 134
Chamberlin, Ohver 104
Chambe!"l.. Launna 107, 220
Chan, Davtd 28
Chan, Nelmy 107
Chaney, Alexia 97
Chang. Ya-Wen II
Chapel. Jody 118, 236
Chapman, Keishaun 97
Chapman, Taya 107. 235
Chappell. Mary 85, 7. 218,231
Chavez, Anthony 97
Chavez, Bntney I07
Chavez. Chri . top r I OS. I07
h vet, Daisy 97
Cha\et, II e 118,2 7
Chavez, ltdel I07, 1 4
Chavez., 'tchola 7. 140, 217
Cha\ez. lena 87
Cha\ez- twood, ane 97
Cha\ez Ca tlla , Adollo 97
Chavez-Rt\a , B reruce 107
Cha\ez-R ha, Ruby 15, 2 , 4. 2 6
Cha\ktn. 1a)a2 ,49,62, 124,240
Cherrula, Z10n 87
Che ne), hie) 97, 150, 220
Chtle , Frankierhea I07
Chtm nto, lan II
Chm, ne) Sra 29
Ch01. Tiffany 118
Chopm, carlet I Ill
Chn ten n, Ian 97. 231
Chur htlJ,lzaac 97, 104 220
Ct canelli-Ttlden, \'ictona 107
rbo Jenna 21, 29. 49, 2"~6, 25
ark, aron 7
Clark, J J 11
CIarke Charamame 29
laypool-Rtce, Jahlear 107 142, 21
aypool-Rtce, Jayda 97. 21
emen Quentin 29
Iemen arab II. 7. 192
Clement . Cathenne 7 216, 21 236

Coate. h.uel 97
Coats, John II
Coats, William 7
Cohen, Elitabeth 83. 107, 2()5
Cohen. Emtly 97, I 6
Cohen. Jack 7
Cohen. :-..1a\ 204, 205
Cohen, Ma. y,.ell IS. 29, 34, 49, 83, 257
Cole, Rand\ II
Colebert. Kebie 7
Co Iebert. T\ ler 29
Coleman. De iree 97
Coleman. K)lah 97,207,226,227
Coleman, Ma) a 29
Cole~. Valencia 29
Collin~. Ali.,ha 87
Colltn\, I aiah 29
Coma ke). Liam 87,217
Conbo}. William 107, 1.34
Conchas-Rodrigue1. Jose 29
Connelly, :-.tar) 118
Cono\er, Elitabeth 118
Contrera\, Jo~hua 21. 29
Contrera'&gt;, Oh\ ion I07
Contreras-Peralta. Ja,min 7
Conyer-.. agen I07
Cook. Jonathan 9, 29. 49. I 2. 240
CooJ... Jonny I 56. I 2
Cooks. Samuel 87. 128
Cooper. Courtnie 97
Cooper, Jordan 97, 152
Cooper, Molly 97
Cooper. Qy,.en 94, 97
Copeland. Jeffrey 87
Cordero. EltJah II. 30, 35. 0. 140, 162.
250
Cordero, Lontza I07
Corde~. Ethan 107. 134. 21 . 235
Cordier, 'ikita 30, 160, 196, 236
Cordova. Marco 97, I 4. 221
Cordova. Roman 87
Corkins, Wilham 107
Cormter, William 30
Coronado. Jazzmin 97. 144. 212
Corralejo, Andrea 97
Corralejo, Ke\in I07. 142
Cortez, Aa'Jha 97, 208
Cortez. Jose 7
Cory, Elizabeth 107, 160. 196,220,224
Cosio, Anthony 97
Co\io, Domenic 30. 200
Costam. Gabrielle II. 87. 192, 193
Cottrill, Jada 97. 224
Coughlin, Emma Page 97, 236
Counterman, l';athan 97, 134
Courtney, McKenna 107, 160,21 . 221
Covrigaru, A\I 30. 63. 220
Cowan. Tiara 30
Cowel, Jenn) II
Cowperthy,.aite, Willard . 14, 30, 125. 204
Cox, Bailey 97, !55
o , Elijah 9 30, 62
Cox, Jamyra I . 107
Co tad. Sarah I07
raft, D. R ) 118
crn~e. 'atalie 7, 192
Cra" ford, Clatre 9, 30, 4, 49, I 6, 241,
242
Crnwtord, Derrdre 13. 97, 13 , I 0
Crnwford-Robm on, Joehl97. 21 , 221
Creamer, Oey,.ayne II
Cnppen, ~lana II, 97, 160, 194
Cnppen, S muell04, 107, 134
Crockett. tephen 7, 140, 14 I
Crombleholm , tcCoy 7
Cruchon, ta)a 7, I 6
ruz, I.e U 97
Culbreath-\\ hllakcr, Raeyanna 7
Culhane. Molly ~o. 237
Culhane,lb odore 97. 160
Cummmg. 1 t} 97, I 2, 231
Cummmg , Thorn 107, 1 4
Cummin . amite 7, 194
Cunningham, lolly 7, 126, 192,226, 227,
236,2 7
Curnow, Jac on 97. I , I 5. 21
Currat, Dany 7, 164
Curti , Ltnda II
Curti . Sean 7, 176, 220
Curtt , Anna 11
Cuulletta, Btbtnna 15. 30 49, 160
Cutilletta, Domimc 9 • 97, 15 , I 9

Cutler Sadte 97, 218

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Dahal, anu 220. 221
Dahal, Padmak hi 97
Dai 1), Katherine 7
Dal), Quinn 97, 231
Darruan,Pau197
Dammond.Xa\ter97.170
Danahe}, Jacqueline 10, 49, 172
Danahe). Jo,eph 7
Danahe}. Robert 107, 160, 164
Dane}. Dai'mon I07
Dante!\, Shakun 84, 87
Dapper, Eli e 107, 194
Dapper, Maxwell107. 142,221
Dapper. Oli\ia 107, 194
Dapper, am 31
Dapper. Samuel 237
Darden, Tre\ on 97
Darre. Madeline 107. 138, I 6. I 7
Da\e\, Andrea 87. 192
Oa\ id'&gt;on. Emma 97, 220
Oa\ id.,on, Hannah 97
David-.on, Max 97, I58
Davi~. Aiyana 97. 152, 168
Oa\is. Dai y 97, 138, 139. 178.236.237
Oa\is. Eleanor 31,216,217.218
Davis, Isaiah II. 31. 140
Davis, Jill ian 107. 220
Davi . Lilly 97. 228
Davis, halontae' 31
Da\ i.,, halonte 21
Oa\i&lt;,. Xa\ter 31
Oa\\-. Molly II
Da).Connor 107.142.164. I 4
De Mocker, Charlotte II
Dean. Charlotte 97
Dease. Antonette 107, 224
Decker. Trayo'&gt;ha I07
Defe1, Jonah 7
DeGuire, Benjamtn 97
Deihl, Enni'&gt; 7, 206. 220
deKomng. Everdma II, 15. 105, 107. 13
I 0
DeLaRo'&gt;a, Anahi 107, 237
DeLaTorre-Gue\ara. Crisuan 7
De!Calzo. Enzo I07
Dell. Avery 107. 160. I 0
Della\alle, Enc 7, 156.215
Dellgren, Johan 107. 190. 191.21
DelRio, Amaya 7
Demmer-Cook. De Vonn 97. 164, 196
Demmer-Cook. Oe\onn 164
DeMoully, John 9, 20. 31. 190,236
Dennis. Aiyanna 107. 146. 220
Dereje. Kalekidan 7
DeRose. Jo'&gt;eph I0. 31, 63. 132
De ot . Zavian 107. 134
De utn. John , l7
ta ·Bert h, I abel 87, 220
Diddlebock, Ohvia 7, I , I
Dte , \.lurid 7
Dietrich, Daevm 107. 224
Dtetnch, Donan 7
Difiore, Jo cph 107
Dignan, Saruh 31, 2~ I
Dtll. Charh1c 104. 107. 154
Dtller, Ja k 97
Dtlzell, Eli abeth 127
Dtlzell, I hzabeth 11, 62, 246
Dtma. Juan 7
Dmunz10, Chri une llli
Dtoguardt, Lauren II
Dwum, lh dJ II, lll2
DtPa quantonto, Eleanor 107,221. 2'()
Di hman, DeJon 97. 140
Dt hman, S quota 107
Duon, aJahna 107
Dodd, Robert II
Dommguez, Cterra 97
Dommgucz, J un 31
Dommguez, Roberto 97
D mmgucz, hannon 97
Dommguez, terra 225
Dommgucz-Banu lo , Rodolfo 7
Don ld on, nanna 97
Donalds n, Jake 31. 2
Don to, J rrun 2 2P
D&lt;&gt;no\ an ean I07
Dono\ n, W tlliam 7

Dono\un-Ma-. e}, Je\\tCa 118
Doolan, Connor 107, 160. 161
D&lt;x,r. Hayden 107, 142, 176
Door, Parker 87, 174
Doubhn. Tre) 97, 140, 196
Dougla . Brendan 7, 220
Dougla , Jaquay Ia 142
Dougla , Kahjah 104, 107
Do" d). Brock 32, 21 , 241,256
Do} le, Brendan II
Drake, Hale) 94. 97, I 6
Dri,kell. John 107
Om), Alex 13
Drummond, Jordan 32, 196. 237
Drummond. atalie 97. 21 . 222, 223
Duarte, Ma'&gt;on 97. 234. 235
Dubart, Jack,on IS, 85, 87. 226. 227
Dudle\, anaa I07
Duncan. Mtchae1107. 13-t 21
Dunlap, 1ax 87
Durango. Imanol 97
Durlam, Bf)n 97, 21 . 223
Duron. Pedro 7
Our t. Aaron 107. 221
DuN, Dtamond 7, 221
Durst. Jabraun 107, 21
Dy art. Brent II
Dysart. irDevon 32
0}\art. Trinity 97. 218
Dy-.art. Ty-.ell 107
Dnechar-.ka, !tabella 10, IS, 32, 160

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Eame'&gt;t, Elliot 107
Eastman. Connor 107. 134
Edward ..l\.1ariah I07
Eggan, Clayton 107, 224
Eibsen. Rachel I5, 21, 32. 49. 63, 226. 227,
236.237.245
Eisner, Elan 9. 7
Elfahdt. Miriam 97. I . 21
Elliott. Jamaika 10 . 216
Elliott. Moqutsha 97
Elliott. Paul 10
Ellison. Taylor 87
Elli'&gt;ton. Elan 32
Ellstrom. Abtgatl 7. 128. 160. I 6
Ell-. worth, Camille 32
Ell~ worth, Caroline 95. 97
Elmer, Lauren 10. 7
Elmer. kye 13
Emer-.on, Jaiden 7
Emer on. John I0 . 134, I 2
Emrich. Danielle 97. 220. 235
Engelhardt. oah 10 . 142
England, John 7. 220
Engli h, John 32
En no. Jeremy 97
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Ep,htem Soria I 5, :n , 160. 2~6
E,cotlera. Sa\ ion , , 4. 87
E camilla, Ruhcn 98, 134
f· ohar-\'ences, Enn 9!1
E'pi no a, hrad I 0
E tacto, Eli e 10 ,I 9
l::. t eto, 1 rcu -. 7, 124
I. terbrook, G orge 32
ban, hley 2
E\an . B thany II
Ey,.mg, Eltjah 10 142, 164
Eya u, D niel 3
Euell, Ktmbcrly 10

�Fele,e. Elena I 0 . 154
Fehher. Dre\\ 95. 9. , I 3 ·. 194. 265
Felton. Ale i' 7
Felton. Dve' 1ond 9.
Femandei. \1iguel 33
Ferner. Cameron 87, 204
Ferrini. Michael 33, 170
Fetter, Kell} 9
Feuerei-.en. Alejandra 9 . 194
Fe). ')ima 10 . 154, 194.21
Fiedler. Emma 10,. 160, I H. 220
F1edler. Zoe D. 253
Field . Delane\ , 7. 155
Field-.. amari" I 0.
Finholm. Alden 33. 125. 172
Finlev-Pond'&gt;. Camon II. 14. 83. 94. 9
140. i96.22 .229
Fmle)-Pond . Cia) ton 14, 3. 104. JO,,
164. 176
Finle)-Pond\, Cole 14. 3. 10 . 164. 174.
175
F1nle) Pond,, Dam1ka 14. 33. 49, 62,. 3.
166
Fmlev-Pond'&gt;. Ta\ lor II. 14. 33. 4 . 3.
226.227,22 .229.232.237.265
Fi,her. )dney 10 . 146
Fi her- mnh. Damu.., 9. 10. 7. 204
Fitzgerald. Libb) II
Flanagan.\\ Jiliam 33. 34. 221. 236, 237,
243
Flener. A' a I0 . 13
Fling. Jame'&gt; 10 . I 4
rlore,, -\ndrea I 0 , 237
Flore . Cmtina 33
Flore-.. Dai'&gt;) 7
Flore-.. Gene\is 9
Flore\- oto. ubia 9
Flower. -\le under 9 . 140. 142. 162. 164.
165
Flower . Ale ia 9
Foef). !\1atthew 33. 49. 62
Ford. Addie 15. 36
Ford. Brett I0 . 134. 196
Ford. Kendaijah 36
Forre'&gt;l. a\ on 36, 49
For berg. Alli-.on 36. 220. 237. 241. 242
Fortino. Eli\e 105. 10 . 16. 194.21
Fomard. Finbar 10 176
Fomard. Tadg 36
Fo Ler. Z1arree 36
Foxworth. Comeliu II. 9 . 196
FraJre-Ya-.quez. ian 10
Franci . Audre\ 9 . 21
Fran 1'&gt;- haw, ·Bna.1ana) 9 . 12 , 20 , 209
Franco-Aguilar. Bra) an 36, 212
Francone. Cooper 10, , 220
Francone. ara 9 . 206
Frandsen. Henn I 0 . 176
Frankel, I otlel9
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Franko, Cole 36. 202
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Gallego,. Annetta II . 237
Gallego . \1eli" 12, 13, 7
Galhk. K\le 36. 190.247
Galhone:Charle' 9
Gallo" U). Stephan l 04, I OH
Gahan. -\ngela X7
Gamble. Charle' 10,. 220
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Gamm. Eri~ 37. 220
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Garda. bigail 10 . 224
Garc1a. ntonio 9, . 224
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Garcia. ElioJoro 37
Garda. Jan . 34. 37. 49. 2. 132
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Garcia-Franco. Carolina I 0 . 124. 224
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Gan in. Catherine 236
Gauctn. Ce~ar 37
Gaudin. Beauen 37. 217
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Geberkidane. 'iat . 166. 196
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Gehl. Hunter 108. 176. 177
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Gonzale , Gabnel 221
Gonzale , II .tie) 9 , 194
Gonzale , Jacob 10 ·, 170
Gonzale . Samara 10 . 154
Gonzalet, luabella 9 , 144, 145
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GonLalet·Bri eno , Adn na J,
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Green. Tazi 9 . 174
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241
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Greentield. Liam ' , 221, 236
Greenfield. ofia , , 236
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Griffith. Rowen.J9, 236
Grin tead. eth . 220. 235
Gro' . arah 9 . 207
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Grme . Grat:1e 9 '. 13,. I 8
Gro\\. Andrew IO, . 235
Gualtero. Claud1a II . 237
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Gulllor\-Wtlliam,, De'Janae' 254
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Hale, Ethan 108
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Halptn , Atdan 9,, 160 220
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Hnrrulton, Eli!itbeth 11
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Hancoc k. Janae' , 34, 39, 242
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Harcourt, Pro.• ton , 21 , 220
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Hamed. John 9~. I 2
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Harp r, Kilah lOX, 220
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Ha' e, Kate H8
Ha"e· T) ler I 0 . I 4. 221
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HaianJ, AJanae' 109,21
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Heft\. Jacob I09. 14 . 176
Hecam. Chnstian 40, 4
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Heitman, Eric 41. 200
Hela1re, Micavela 4!
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Hender on. Julta 9 . 152. 224
Hender,on. Samaje' • 21
Hendler. Reed 109
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236. 243
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Hemande7. Mtchael II . 176
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Hemandez-E-.trada. abrina I09
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Hemandet-Guereca. Dei\\ 98, 224
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Htll , Shannon
Htlltkc:r, Car on 9 • 176
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Holem n, . muel 41 , 61
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H lmcs, Emma 42
HoliJlcs. Latisha 42
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Holltman. tone 42, 11\2
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H lzhauer. Glenn 94, 99, n5
H xl. nnie 109. 154
1-1 ps, Tobm 109
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Hopkms, Je"ie 14, 99, 140
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Ho\\ard. Lille 13 . IJ9
Ho\\ard. "'athan 99. IJ4. 21 235
Hoi\ ell. Cas andra 99. 218
Ho\\eii-Perko\\'&gt;kl, Willialll42. 0. 259
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lluddk ton. Tav lar 42
Hudgins, Tate 21,
Hudgins. Willialll 104. 109, 176. 177
Hudson. lee I09
Hudson. Quinn 109
Hughes. Averie 109
Hughes, ~1adeletne 9. II. 21, 34. 43. 4
130. 231
Hu~hes. Madt-.on 99
Hu!ihes. William 95. 99. 134. 135. 220
Hughe-.-Conner. Ma}a 95. 99
Hull. l\.1ackenzie 4. 8. 192
Hunt. Anal43
Hunt. arah . 19
Hunter. imone 109, 16
Hurd. Chmtian 43. 196
Hurlev, Yazmine 109
Hun. ke~haun . 224. 225
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Huston. Eva 109
Hut~:hin on. Jonah 49. 83. 190. 191. 236
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Jill. Tanai 8
Jimenct Gualtero. Sanuago !l8. 237
Jimenet . .\1arco 109 220
John-.on. Adena 119
John on. Amanda 43, 236, 241
John on. Bella 1J
Johnson, Cl) tal 20 ·
Johnson. Dav ion 109
Johnson. Erin 109, 194, 195
John-.on. EHmne 109. 236
Johnson. Hallee 8
Johnson. I abella 99, 194
Johnson. I aiah 43, , , 140
Johno,on. Jaedrian 44. 222
Johnson, Jatda 99, 21 S
John-,on. James 99
Johnson. Jene-,se 95. 99. 1 6
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Johnson. Josiah 109. 142
Johnson. Lauren 109. 119. 154
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Johnston. Clara 99, 1f
Johnston. R\an 109. 134. 1 4
Johnston. Xa,ier 99. 196
Jolh. 'i~:hola 99
Jonas. Bennett 10. 95, 99. 132
Jonas. Peter 99, 160. 220. 236
Jones. Chloe 95. 99
Jone .. Connor 99. 174. 226
Jones. David 109
Jones. Jaelen 11. 21. 44. 49
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Jone-.. Mahk 109, 220
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Joram. Mitchell . 160. 221
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Jorden, eih I09
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Juarez-Gulllen. Perla 99. 127
Jumper. Dtamond 99, 20 . 209

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Kallman , Erik 109, IJ4, 221
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Karas, 1 rra 99
K n m, afee a , 220, 237
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Ka hi" a, Chad 99. 200 201
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Kauffman, R}an 160
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Kee, Jo ephme 99
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Kelley. I a rae 109
Kclle\, 1a-.tmthan 109. 134. ~21
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Kclh. 'l.lh on 109
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Kemp, Jam
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Kendnck,Je 1 a 10~. 109.216
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Kenm ott, Elean r 214 Zl
Kennicott. Hannah 15.4 . 2 6, 246
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Ktbe-Chartter. Hana 99
K1bonge, Vane-.o,a 45
Kteft. Grace 99, 160.214
K1eling. lax 99, 15 , :!20
Kienao,t, Theodore 109, 160, 236
Kte-.er, Joshua 109. D4. 21
Kimbl&lt;!, Alon10 45
Ktncatd. Chao, 109, 12 , 134, 21
Kincaid. Julia 20, 45, 21
Kincheloe. amara 218
K1ng .. teven 109
Kingham. Matthe~ 119
Kircher, babella 109. 154, 19
Kir.,chline. Paul 119
Kjeri and: 'icoletti, Holden 140
Kjerland-. 'icoletti, Holden 9, 140
Klein. Laura 119,236
Kleiner, Leah 14. 105, 109, 144
Kleiner, !'&gt;1awell 14. 105. 109. I 4. 200
Knauer. T) ler 119
Knepell, Ashton 94. 95. 99, 1 4
Kneppe, Caroline 119
Knoll. Elli., 9, 19,
Knoll, Emer.,on 109, 194
Kl&gt;eh. l\.1a)a !19, 234 :!35
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Kohuth. \1adeleine 45. 160. 196
Kohuth. teven 119. 196
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241'1
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Kr g tem. athan 46. 49, 2~6
Kruger. Laurel 109, 129, 160 196
KrumhoiL, Peter 4, 217, 21 , 219
Ku, I ander 109
Kunz. 11 aela 9, 124. 166. 194
Kuru. falta 109, 160

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Lee Cierra 99
Lee tetlon 99
Lee \.a\ ier II 0
Le1ghton. Bet') 119
Leighton. Roben 110. :!02
Leiren, Liam 217
Leman. \1adeleine 99
Lenhart. Jo eph II 0. 1 4, 1 5
Leon. Rafael 99
Leonard. Adam 46. 49, 129, 140,204, 205,
226.227
Le\ ine. Elhe 99. 180
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240.246
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Le~1 . I abelle 9
Le" .... age 46, 4
Libra. Br.ce 9, 182
Ltcnten~~.·alter, Tobv II 0, 236
Liggett. Ma\ 46 ·
Lighon. Hope 5. 9. 224, 237
Lile . Caroline 9
Ltllo. Lucca 110. I 4
Linare.,-Rocha. Gladv 47, 4
Ltp'e), Le\'enis 9,'22
Littlejohn, Ziarrah II
Ltu, Yankang 99. 190
Lloyd. Tenyl 99. 224
Lobato.,·Rodri ue~ . Bnan 110. 13 , 221
Locta- a tro, Duili 110
L ftin, Ch eru 110, 1 6
I gan Karh 9
Lo•an Kath nn 110,216,21 ,222
Log.m
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m h Karen47
I omeh C til , rabtan 110
Londer, F..d)e 119
Long Jack on 9. 220
Long tephan 9. 3~ 47 Q, 140, 204
Long dorf, nna 110, 160
Lopez, Juaqum 9
Lopez. K ila20,47 241,24
Lopez, Omar 9
Lopez. Rtgo 9
Lope1, Yolh 119
lopez E calera, Juana 9. 237
Lopez-E cobedo, han 99
Lopez-Juarez, Fran 1 o 47, 2
Lopez-Juarez, Rach I 2, 110
Lopez· lendez, Antomo 110. 134
Lopez-Pena, Jenmfer 110
Lopez Rodrigu z Gtanna 99, 144
Lo\ ,hel}n99
Lo\ Lew1 , Ltam 9
l O\ -LeY. 1 , Patn k Ito
LO\\enkron, aron 119
Loz,mo-Zamora 0 marand &lt;19. 237
lubo, PaolaLvnn. 9, 212
Lu ero, dani 99
Lu cro, Jacob 110
Lu ero, Keith 119, 2 6
Luera, Arne)altzm 110, 220
Luna, Lwnel 9
Luna, elena 99, 146
LundqUJ t, J hnn} II 0
Lupo,Luc 47 204.241
LuQman. hah raLaad l'i. 47 166. 2.n
Lutz D. Ian 47, 6\ 0. I 2. I 3. 2 2
LutL, arah 47 4 . 22 , 2.&gt;6, 2~7. 240.241
249
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MacMillan, Lauren 129,236
Mac ichol, Mile 99
Madden, Joseph 99, 14 , 220
Madera. Joe 110
Madison, Jack 5, 9
Madi on, Jared 99
Madi on, Todd 119
Madrid-Gomez, Cri tian 9
Maes, Alexandra 9
Mae -Onegon, hauna 110, 166
Mae La, l abelle 13
Maesta -Cordova, Jam1e 9, 146, I 0
Maez, Donovan 9
Mahoney, Mark 50
Majahwa. Zawadi 9, 194
Majid. Kiran 9
Major, Briana 50
Makonese, Johannes SO
Male\, C 99, 196. 212
Maley, Helen I 05, II 0, 196, 207
Maloid, Jamie 110
Malone, Annika I 3
Malone, Dezmond 3. I 10
Malone, Dylan 95, 100, 204
Malone. Jaelynn 35, 50. 3
Malouf, athaniel I 00, 224
Mal pica, Jacqueline 100, I 94
Mammah, Emmanuel 100, 140, 142
Mancini, Griffin 94, I 00
Mandeau, Kohl I 00
Mandzic, Amer . 9
Maningo, Berkli 21. 50, 192
Mankus, Brittany 10, 9. 194
Manning, A ia 100,20 . 209
Manrique, Celeste 9
Man field, Morgan 100
Man field, Taylor 9
Manuel, Ja on 50
M rbl , Kw n I 10, 162
1arciano, Talia 89
1anng, Emma 50
~arker, Jade 110
~arkey. William 100, 174
\lark • Robena 119
lark on, Paul 119
~armolejo-Daher, Gerardo 15, 84, 9, 226,
227,231
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Marmolejodaher, Rafael 196,202
1aroncelli, Julius I 00. 220
. 1arquez, Jame 89, 204
~arrs •. 1omca 50
1arrufo, Jaqueline II 0
Marsh. John 84, RS, 89, 170, 171, 226, 227
far h. Kiona 9, 237
Marsh, Vincent 110, 170, I 76, 224
Marsh-Lambelh. David 110
Marshall, Isa I 60, 236
Mar5hall, Isabella 50, 196, 237
Marshall. handrea 50
Mar hall. Tnnity 100,224
Mar hall. Zackary 89
Martelon, Malcolm 100
Manen , Anna 13, 50, 202, 237
Martin, F10na 110, 194,218
Martm, Jayda 94, 110, 224
Martin, Mind) 119
\farun, Sheyenne II, 2, 94, 100,224
Manin, Zun 51, 82
Manm-Linsley, Charlotte 49, 51, 136
Martinez, Ariela 100
Martinez, Erik 4, 9
Martmez, Jade 9, 172, 173
Martinez, Ricardo 14, 100, 140, 196
\1 rtin z-Garcia, JaJme 100, 224
Martmez-Marquez, Gard n1a 9, 155,221
1artmez-Montoya, eba uan II 0, 134.
19 ,221
Martmez-Ocampo, Yanely 51
Marutl , M neuk 9
Ma on, Emma 110, 13 , I 0
Ma n, Hanna 10, 9
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21
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. 1at hoba, Tham anqa 9, 20-1, 220
1 tt on, Conme 119
~att on Zachary 9, 176, 177
Matucan, Elame 9
Maxv.ell, Connell
9, 140, 141, 162, 164
Maxwell, Lonnell
9, 162, 164, 165

Mayfield, Mariah 9
Mayoral, Kennedy 119
McAdam , ovaj II 0, 142
McBryde, Wilham 9. 206
McCabe, Grace II, 15. 110, 17
McCabe, Maddie 9, I 6, 241, 256
McCabe, Madison 34, 51
McCain. Travi 9
McCalman, Dea. ia 51
McCarthy, Samuel 9
McCartyLee. Angeline 110
McCleery, Cooper 100, 13 , 180
McClendon. Dylan 100. 220
McCiennan, Je se 100
McClintock, Charlotte 51
McClintock, Rayna 100
1cCio key, ichola 4 , 51, 129,212,243
McConnell, Destiny 51, 124, 237
McCormick, Ivana 9
McCutcheon, Sharon 119
McDade. Markeesha 100
McDamel, Greyson 9, 140
McDonald, Dejaya 110,20
McDonald, Isaac 51
McDonald, Kalhlena 9
McDonald, ydnii 34. 49, 51
McDowell, Alexi I 10
McGee, yla 9
McGhghy, Austin 100. 218
McGill, Riley 110
McGinley-Kiefer, Alexander 110
McGiothlen, Audrey 100, 160, 172
McGlynn, Margaret 49, 52, 62, 178. 22
229,257
McGngg, Charles 9
McGrigg, Madeline II 0, 21
McHugh, Chris I I 9
McHugh, Susan 119
McHugh, Vivian 100, 198
Mclnto h, Duncan 49, 52. 62, 2, 22 , 2
Mclnto li, Dupree 4, 89, 164
Mclnto h, olan 82, !19, 200, 201
McKinney, Andrev. 100
McLeod. Daja 52. 124, 21 , 237
\1cMichael , Logan R9. 218
1c. amee, Chloe I I0, 194, 22
McPheron, Jasmme 100
McSpmt,Eieanor 15,35,49,52, 18 ,215,
2 6,241
lead, Cathenne 52, I 6, 237, 241
Meeter, Mackenzie I00. 160
\1elara, Yasmin 110, 207
MELE, DERRICK 100,224
Mellman, Emma 49, 52, 160, 198
Melmed, Gabriel 9, 48, 52, 204. 240. 244
Mendel berg, Andrew 110. 134, 164, I 4,
214
Mendel berg, Andy 119
Mendes, Sebastian 89
Mendez . E teban 119
Mendoza-Lozoya. Samuel I 10, 224
~endoza-Rodrigue£, Je sica 52
Merced, Marjorie I 00
Meredith, Brittanie 89, 198
Meredith. JosephmeKainam II 0. 220, 221
Menda, Christian 52, 230
Menda, Jusun I 00, 217. 218, 236
Menda, tephen 110, 190
Merman, Sara II 0, 160, 194, 236
Memhev., Charles I 00. 220. 224, 225
Memman, Lori 119
Met her, Abigail 89, 21
. yers, H rmonee 110, 218
~~ ha I,
nya 100, 194, 218
.'vhcha I , Henry 89, 158, 218, 2 0, 231
1IIan, Laura 119
1111. Malea 9
. f1ller, Chri tine 119
M1ller, DreJon 110. 142
. hiler, Eh I00, 134
hiler, Ireland 110, 207
M1ller,Je iell0,19 ,241
M1ller, \lark 52, 200
Miller, 1y.t 15. 89
\f1ller, e\aeh I 10
M1ller, !Cole I 10
M11ler, onh 105, 110, 176
M1ller. amuelliO, 14 . 176,200
\filler, Tru\hal I 10
filler, Ty 52
.1IIler,Zoe52,21 237,241,243
1tll ,
a 110

Mill, Amaya 100
Milton. SirKerv1n 100
M1m -Putney, Caesauna 49. 53
Minear. Karma 9
Minor. Ama 110, 196, 197.228
Minor, Roben 21. 4 , 53
Miramonte~-Quintero .• 'orma 53. 172
Miranda. Elizabeth 53
Miranda-Montoya, !\1anela 90. 160
Mitchell, Kristopher 110
Mitchell, Lula 90. 17
Mitchell, iama 100
Muchell, herron 90
M11am. egar 119
Moham. DeAndre 100.221
Moland. Amarae 90
Molina. Gener 119
Mohna, Mary 53
Molins. Zmc I 00. 234. 235
Mollica, Isabella 90
1oncada. Je~us 53
Moncada, Martha II 0
Monroe. Malaya 90
Montero-Chavez, Hope 90, 21
Montgomery- Ingwersen. parrow 53
Montoya, Alyssa 53, 125. 236
Montoya, Chucky 94. l 00. 170
Montoya. Madeline Ill. 224
Montoya. kylar Ill. 142, 144, 145. 16
Montoya. Vicente 90
Montrose. Ethan 34, 4 . 53. 237
Moon, Kyle 90
Mooney. Da~hic1153, 124. 148
Moore, Hassani9. II. 21, 53, 0, 3. 140,
141, 162
Moore. lmani 3. 90. 160
Moore, Jamir 100, 164. I 4
Moore. Madeleine 53
Moore, Myikaila 90
forad1,. 'ajm h 54
Morale . Ja1lvn Ill
loran. Benjaimn 54, 0. 182, 183
Moran. Jack 90. 140
Moreno, Mark 119
Morgan. \Villiam 100, 224, 235
1\lorgan-Ru,~ell . Aida 54
Mom . Destiny 100, 196
Morri , Zachary 49, 54, 160. 232, :!33, 255
Mom~-Raa11. Avery 94, 100
Momson. Kat 90
Morrov., Siyon 90. 194
\lorscher, Benjamin 49, 54
Morscher, Camille Ill
Mor~e. ·, im Ill. 224
Mosley, Britanny 12, 13, 54
Mo , Adeline 94. 95, 100
Mo s. D) Ian 54
Most, Rachel I00, 2 I
Mo.t. Talia 54.214,217
Moya-Ranallo. Grace 90. 152, 153. 222.
223
Mrumlin ki, Tyler 105, Ill, 142
Mudge, Thomas 84, 90, 221
Mueller, • orman 119
\tufa a. Has an 9, 49
Mukonkole, Kenny 100
Munguia, Rosa 100. 237
MuniL FranciSco Ill
furane, Davi 4 . 54,231.241,2
Murane. Wll on I00, 231
Murdock, Roben 100, 14
. 1unllo-Rodarte, Lui I 00. 218, 220
\1urphy, Chnsune I 19
\1urphy, Glynm 90, 172, 235
Murph), Matthe\\ 119
~1urray, Veronica Ill, 21
\lu 1ba, ia l 00
Mu 1ba, Remy 54, 217
Mus1v.a, Karmel 100
Mu elman. Devon I 05, Ill, l 4, 204 21
1u tefa. Ha an 4, 224
Myri k, Cele te 90
Myrtck, Tre 90, 127, 140

n

• ·a, Angnth 119
, abbefeld, lexander 90, 224
• 'agel, Peyton Ill, 160
RJera-JimeneL, Are by 54, 125, 237
'apnul k1, John 1 I 9
'anke, Kalhanne 100

aseri. ogra 55
aulb, Tiera Ill
ava -Rubio. Yor.ick 134
ava-Rubio, Yorvick 100
·a~arro., celia Ill
a\arro-Torres. Je,us 100
ave, Aubree I00
"'a\e, Destiny 35. 55
·a) lor. Michael Ill
'\!eagle. Chase I 00. 164
'eblett-Sanders, Tana) 1a 100
'ed. Tea 90.216.217
'eknll. Jes,ICa 90,217, 241
ell, Chance 90
ellum. Isaac 83. 90. 164
'\lellum. Isaiah 55. 83, 221
ellum. Q 119
ellum. Victor 119
elsen, Rylee I 00, 138. 180. 236
elson. Aubrie 90. 230. 231
elson, Jack 55. 221
elson. Mitchell Ill, 224
Ner hi. Lauren 55. 232
estor. Isaiah 14, 4 . 55. 62, 125, 204
'eto, lnacia 119
'eukirch, Lindsey I 05, II I. 194
'eukirch, Sydney 94, 100. I 94
eureiter, Luke 8, I 00. 132, 204
eu chatz. Tyler I 00
Neuwirth, Abraham 55, 21 . 247
Neuwirth, Shaina I00. 136. 218
eville, Abdul90, 164
goungUI-Malemba. Kereine Ill, 154
Nichob. Meredith 104. Ill. 138.21
Nicholson. Marjorie 9. 10, 21. 48, 55, 150
N1cks. Ca sidy Ill. 220
ieland.John 9. II, 90
iem1. Sandra I 19
ile , Alexandra I 00, 194
i pero , Lindsay Ca sandr I I I, 152
o Runner Man) Whue, Jayden 100
'oble, A1dan 158
Noble. Eleanor I 00. 160. 218
oble . Rachel I00
• 'oi, Zual90
'olan, Andrew 90. 148, 149, 200, 201
orri , Megan 20, 55
Nonon, Amanda 55
• 'o\In -Montague, Lena 55,230, 231,2 6,
240.24
'ufter- Rodriguez. Isabella 90. 236
une1-Gome1, Victor Ill. 142
• unez-\fedina, Claudia 15, 20, 56, 227

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O'Brennan, Blue 6. 160
O'Brien. Fi na 90, 13
O'Bnen. Lily 105. Ill. 13 . 194
O'Brpn. Hu h Ill. 134, 220
O'Connor,. enn 56
O'hara, atthev. 119
o· 'ell, Hannah 104, I II, 172
Obadiah Sun hine 100, 236
Oberhau en, Samantha 90
Obermeier, Haley I 5, !13, I00, 188
Oberm 1er, Marie 15 , 56. 63. 83, 136. I 6,
228, ..29 241, 257
Obmac, fux21,49,56 ,215241,243
Obre ht. lex 11 lJ
Obr gon, Jonathan 95, 100, 174
Oc&lt;~mpo, id n I II
Ocampo, I Jandra 90
OConnor, Ryan III
Odd1, K1mberl) 119
Odell, M1le 'i6
Ogb:u, lazar III, 15
Ogba1, Yoknbed 100, 21
Old Devon 100,21 , 237
Olgem;on, Emm 14, 90, 229
Oh n, atalia Ill, 146 216,236
Ohva , IVIanu Ill
Olivera, Kvlc 56, 14 , .224 247
Oltmann , \\ 1cbke 90, 223
Omar- 1uhammad Hutching,, Ja:rla I
147
Omar- 1uhammadhutdun, Ja)la 100
Orozco- to, J e I 11
Onega, Clay Ill, 224
On1z. ly a 100, 194
OrtiL, ntomn I 00
Oruz, \1argarct 6

�Ortiz. Mario 119
Ortiz. Zeanna 111. 160, 194
Ortll·Enriquez. Katerine 111, !52
Qr.\-ig. lly a 119
0 borne. Nicole 5, 90, 21
0 burn, Cameron 11 1. 176
0 bum. Ian 56, 162
Osgood. Cheryl 119
0 ler, R)an 94, 100. 15
Otwa. drian 111, 134. 202. 235
l)tsuk•. Ja;on 90, 126. 202
Otu\ aka. Eric 1 11
Ouellette, ndre" 4 , 56, 63, 132, 174,
"5, 213. 250
Qwby, Alexandra 119, 236
0" en~. Gregor 100. 235
O~man, Keith 119,220, 221

p
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p dgett. Ian 56. 256
Padtlla. Jacob 56. 224
Page, Cyree 57. 220
Page, Henry 90. 204
Pru.E mer 100.194.224
Paige. Lachelle 111
Patge- rchambeau, Gail 119
Palacio -Casillas. 'ancy I00, 237
Palmqut. t, William 4 , 0, 2, 231. 240,
1~7

Panago , icholas 10 I. 160
Pan ago . Sabrina 20. 57, 231, 240
Pantoja, Alan 90, 224
Papt h.. 'ichola 101, 190
Parham. i'yanna 2, Ill. 20
Parham. De'Anna 57. 2
Pari . Kiran 111, 127. 134. 202
Pan , orrel 57
Parker. Elizabern 196
Parker, I abella 15. 49. 57. 196. 223
Parker, Jackson 9, 4. 90. 126
l'arker, Nigel 14. 111. 196
Parker, toke Iy 90
~lark, . 1cKinley 21, 57,212
Parra. ndres 12
ilarns- Bacon. '\1a~on 94. I 0 I, 15 . 226. 227
Par on -Taylor, Aryes 111
!'a sarelli, ~1aria 90. 21 . 219
l'as aro, ~1omca Ill. 154
Patter on. Julian Ill. 224
Patte on, ~1ava 15. 90. !50
Patter on. Myie 104. Ill. 142
Patter on, Rachel 90
Patter on. Thoma 101, 15 . 214
Patton, Marquell Ill, 142
Patton. :vie. meray 57
Patton, Quontyrria 168
Pavlik, Annika Ill, 172. 21
l'a\\ar, angita 90
Peabody, Bridget Ill
Pear on, Terrel19, II, 15,4 . 57, 140, 174,
237
Pe e. Caroline 101. 172, 236
Peck, C1aran 101, 174. 220
Pedr za. I abella Ill
Peko' ic, Danil
Pen Alma 119
Pena, Lydia 119
Pena-Gue ara; Bnan 57, 62, 236, 237
Pen e, farina !4, 5. 90
Pen e, 1atthe" I05, Ill, I 4, 1 5, 200
Peoples. naya Ill, 16 , 2J , 221
People ,
na 49. 57, 21
People . De' drian 90. 196
Peraza. Jazmin !II
Perez. li za94, 101,194
Pe 1. Eli ia Ill
1, E peranza 101
Perez, Jo hua 105, !II, 125, I 4
Perez Rene 104 Ill, 21
z-Lia un
dnan 101
z-Ua uno, Ja~quelin 57
crez-Oroz o. Je u
, 2&lt;7
crkin , Je tea 119
Perko, Ja k 10 I, 174
Perlman, \feryl 119
Pernell, Camt!la Ill, 21
rry, Karen 119
Perry, \1 tthew 90, 140,21
PCIT)· tazwn. Shakym 196

Peshut. Claire 104. 111. 146. 147.21 . 219
Peters. Jo iah 90. 140. 216. 226. 227. 236.
237
Peter . hay Ia 90
Peter.,on. Alicia 119
Peter'oon. Derriu 90
Peterson. Jann 119
Peter.,on. John 119, 236
Peutt. Aidan Ill
Petro. chuyler 111. 221
Pfeifer. amuel 90
Phan. arah 90
Phan. Scott I0 I
Phillips. Azartah 224
Phillip&gt;. Quran 221, 224
Philmon. Manae 5 , 129. 237
Phipp~. Duncan 90
Phyu, Pan 90
Pickford. Deborah 9. 21.5 . ISO. 151
Pie!, Jes ica 101
Pierce, Abby 5 . 236. 241
Pierce, Alexi~ 5 . 254
Pierce. Ay iah 101,212
P1ke. Oli,ia 90. 236
Pilch. Molly 20. 49. 5 . 236, 249
Pinillo. Mercede 49. 5
Pino,Antoinette9.10,21,49.5 .21 .219
Pino. Dororny 119. 220, 221
Pitt-Con. arah 90
Pittard. Olivta 94, 101. !50
Pittman. Diavian 10 I, 222
Pojar. Miles 101, 14 . 149, 182
Polk, Branden 90
Polster, Braden 9, 90. 126. 204
Polumbus. Cecelia Ill
Polumbu . Cecilia 147
Pomeranz. ophte 111. 146. 21 . 236
Pomerranz. ophie 146
Poppen. Cormick 101
Poppen. Quinn 101, 190
Porras. Fatiha 10 I
Poner. I aak 90
Poner. Li a 119
Postal. Caroline 14, 49, 5 . 136
Po;tal. Jackson Ill, I 4
Potter, Mia 101
Pottle, • 'icholas 85, 90. 182
Potts-Jack on, Kaelan 101 , 164
Po"ell, James 101
Po"ell. Terrance90, 164. 165
Po"er. Brayden 111
Po\\ers. Caroline IS. 49. 5 , 21 , 237,250
Po\\er.... James 101 ,217.22 1
Prather, Ronin 101,234. 23
Prather. Ruby 10. 101, 18
Pratt, Aurora 90
Pratt. ophie 58. 241
Preblud. nna 49. 5 , 129
Prenderga t, Elizabeth 49, 59, 192. 244
Prendergast. ophia 9, 10, 111 , 194, 21
Pressel. Ja on 59
Price. Ella I01, 160, 231
Pridmore, rianna I01
Proctor, ljala 10 I, 204
Proctor. Ja\ lea 59
Pruitt. Tyree
Pruter. Soplue Ill. 154. 19
Pruter. Za hary !II, 14 • 21
Pt ek. Adeline 5. 90, I . 2. 6
Pulling, R.1ame 101, 166
Puma, Roe 101, I 0
Purcell, Lauren I 0 I
Purcha e, ali) ah 59
Purnell, i an 101
Putman, Lavaru 9
Pyles. Lync Ill

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Qutck, fakenm , 'i9, 207
Qumn le andra Ill, 21
Qumn, Caahn 9, 5, 90. 124, 144
Quintana, David 119
Qumteiro, iviana 101

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Ragan, Elizabeth 90
Rahe, Damel9\ 101, 174,22

Ramey. Tyqut\e 11 1. 164. 196
RamireL. Alex 101
Ramtrez. Andrea Ill
Ramire1, Angelo 59
Ramtrez. Eme\tO 59
Ramiru, Gamaliel90. 132. 226. 227
Ramtre/, Lt\\cte 101
Ram1ret, Ia\ a 59,240
RamJret-Beli'ran. Lui 90
Ram1rez-Dena. Alex 101,221
RamJret-Ochoa, Valentina 101, 142
Ram1ret- anchv. Odaly~ 101,21 , 237
Ramo'&gt;. Lui a 101,237
Rand. ri 111
Rand. BenJamm 111, 12 . 221
Rand. Haley 10. 14.4 , 59. 228. 250
Randon. 'yree I0 I
Rang. Adam 111. 176. 224
Rangel. Fernando I0 I
Ranum, Gunnar 101. 160
Rarick Easmood. nna 101.21
Ra ay. arah 119
Ra con. Chri tian 101
Rattray. Atdan 160
Ra). Hallee 34. 49.60
Ray. James 101, 176
Ray. Ke ha"n 60
Rayborn. Jonathan 101. 220
Raznick. Ben 119
Rea. TaJai 49. 60
Reaves. Kayondra 60. 125. 166
Reaves, aomi 49, 60, 245
Redd•g. Jyl 119
Redding. Autumn 60. 20
Reed. Allannah 90
Reed. Jordan 90. 21
Ree e. Justin 104. !II, 134
Reeve;, Jal yah 111, 16
Ree' es, Ja I) n IS. 49, 60
Reid, Taf) n 90
Reiman. D \in Ill
Retmer. Lane 60. 241
Reimer. '\1athilde Ill , 13
Rem. Sarah II 1
Renteria. Elia\ 4, 90
Re II\ o. Dam10n 11 1
Re ti\O, Julia 60
Reum, 1ackenne Ill , !52
Reum. Timoth) R4, &lt; 0, 204
R ye , Ye,enia 101
Reye -Re)e'. Aracely 101,237
Re nard. Gabrielle 90
R za-Camllo, ngel60
Rhme . Grace 90, 220. 224
Rhone, Tamara 119
Rhynes, I aak 112
R1ce, Da)I\On 101
Rtchard,, LactJ!Ia 112, 1. . 180, 220
Richard,, • nthahe 112. 13R. 1 0, 21 . 221
Richmond, Shelby 60 63
Rtder, Blake 119
Rie , . lay a 14, 60, 4. 196
Riforgiate, R. an 9, 10 20. 124, I 2, 15
Riley-Gnffl h . le 90
Rtnon, ar 94.10l,l.'l4.135.21 .2 19
Rm on R linda 112
Ritclue,Carohnc 101,160,161,172,173
Rmer, \Imam 5, 90
R•'a , ngela 119
Rtvera, ngel 101
RJ\era, I tly 101
Rnera, amantha 14, 1.1 72
RJ\era-Oyler, \\ tlha 112, 21
Ro. Ka\la 112
Roben.,Cnthenne 101,172
Raben, !yah 112. 196,21
Robert , Sarah 90. 21
Robm on. Alexander 91, 127. 204
Robmson. Angehque 61, 124
Robm on, Derek 112 224
Robm on,Jo phine 10 .112.16, 169,
17
Robm on. atharu 161
Robm on-Ghafur Khaltd 112, 142
Robm on-Ghafur, Kharnera 101
Rob on, Jack 112,14 , 176
Roby-Jorg • laaha 101
Rocchto, 1den 101,204
112,16016
Rocchto,J
Rocha. Raf 1101, 140
Rockette, Lafnvette 120
Rodgers-J hn on, Tamara 112. 196,224

Rodriguez. Ce ar 112
Rodriguet, Gabriella 112. 154. 172
Rodriguez. Jasmin 91
Rodrigue/, amantha 61. 160, 196. 251
Rodriguez. hane 91
Rodriguez-Ca illas. Yuliana 91
Rodriguez· De-La-Cruz. han 61
Rodnguez-DeLaCruz, Dame! 101
Rodriguez-Gue,ara. Alexandra 101,21
Rodriguez-Harman. Max" ell 112. 196. 221
Rodriguez-Harman, Zoe 61
Rodriguez-Mendoza. Ce ar 112
Rodriguez-Ruiz. Eriana 61
Rodnguet-Zambrano. bel 112, 134
Rodriguu-Zambrano, Juho 61
Roger IV. Eddy 221
Roger. Eddy91. 14
Roger~ . James 120
Roger . Myah 91,21
Roger.... Rikkiana 91
Rojas. Eduardo 112
Rojas-Flore . Eric 91
Rollo. Tessa 91. 12 • 152. 153
Romer. Grace 10. 61.215,256,264
Romero. Andre 101
Romero. Ariana 91. 231
Romero. Fair 91. 136. 17 . 179
Romero. Rocket . 48. 61. 63, 174. 200.
240.253
Roper. Olivia 112, 198
Ro\ales, Alexi 16 . 169
Rosati, Christopher 91
R SCI OJ, Jumper 105, 112. !54
Rosen. am on 91. 230. 231
Rosen. Tanner 61
Ro. enberg. Collin 94, 101
Ros . Da'Shaun . 91,21
Ro' .I abe!IOI, 136. 17 . 179
Roo,s. Tamara 101.217
Ro'&gt;ton. Sydney 91, 220
Round. Oli,er 9, 2 I. 61. 215. 217. 220, 226,
227,240,245
Roupp. Ella I0 1
Rou h. Liz 120
Rov bai-Jone\, Gabriel 112. 196
Rubel , Laurel 241
Rudman. Hannah 236
Rudof ky. Ltly 101. 13 . 1 0
Rueda-Rodriguet. Yuliana 64
Ruggtero-Boune. Justus 91
Ruiz , Alexis 91
Ruiz, Gabriella 91. 194
Rui1, ~ttchel I0 I
Rull,. 'ma 112. 207
Rui1- lendoza. ·eronica I01
Ru11· rn1th. a\eton 91
Ruit· rqutJO. Andrea 105, 112
Rundtk -Clement , Kailer 101, 14
Ru hford. Juliette 101. 220. 224
Ru ell. ly 64, 174
Ru 'ell. Yanna 112. 16
Rus,eii·Caprich. aya IS, 48
Ru 'ell· opnch, aya 64. 146. 237,257
Rutledge, Jenna 160
Rutledge. Jenniter 112
Ru)bal. Detdra 101. 224
Ruyle, Remington 64. 136. 237, 240,241 ,
249
Ryan, Jo eph 91
Ryan-Brundin, Gabriel 112
Ryckm n, R he! 120
Rygg, Penny 112, I 0

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Sant'&lt;1m-Dt ko,t\\ehn 102, :!OX. 209
Sanchez. ntOnt\&gt; 6-1
·andl'l, Anauna 11:2,237
Sanche1, nan a I 12
S.mchet-RUit. Raul I 02 221
. anchct· &lt;.'TTano, Dann) 112. 142
anchez- errano, Jo e 6-1, 217
aoch 1- \'aluet. ~!aha 112. 2 I.
nua, L1am 6-1 220, 240, 24 ~
sander nn Dame! '5, 91,220
anum a!. 20
'anuO\UI, E\a 91
anumul Da,1la,l-:fren 112
anuH&gt;Iu, Helena 6-1, 214,217
Santo , Ale anuer 94, 102
Santo • \'erun1a I 02
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.tnt\&gt;) o-Alonso, Cry tal 65
Sau ·eda-Lmdsey. lne 102. I 2. 224
Sau.:cua-1 md'e . Kole 65. 224. 247
aucedo, • urian 112
aucedo, lex '" 94 102, 127. 152. 153.
194,22t&gt;,:!27
a" er, Ju tine 1:!0
.1" 'cr, Kate I J, , :2J6
a\\\er,l\:athenne 102, 17
a\\\er,l.uc·as 102. 15 , 159, 174
Sayer . -\nana II:! 196
Lhaah, l.uca-. 65
Lhaab, imon 112. I .
che1dler, Jude 112
chetn. \'ianne 112. 154, 16 . 194
. chept . Jared 34. 65. 246. :!6
Lher, le under 112
chieferecke. ~1eghan 120
• ch1er. Cody I 12. I 4
. chiller, Annika 49. 65
. chiller, Juha I05. 112, 160. 19
Schilhng-Gra). Ca'C) 65, 232
Schtnt7. Emma 15, , ()5, 202, 236. 237
chmidt Chark-. 9, 4 . 65, 227, :!41, 252
chm1d1, Charhe 62, I 12, 226. 227. 232
.:hne1der, Jack1e 120
.:hoh1,1\1adehne 91, 160.214
chor. William 91. 220
.:hraeder. Rick 120
chr;unm, Ha)uen 102
chre1ber. I abel 91. 126, 194. 195
chrc1ber. Olnan 9, 10, 104, 112, 194.21
~hroeder, AI\' a 21, 65. I 6
hulenbcrg,: tauehne 65. 192. 193. 2:!0,
:!~5

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. chuman, Ehza 65. 2.16. 244
chum n, J -.eph 91
humm Tale 91, 12 , 202
Sch"arv, amucl 10:!. 15 . 220. 234,235
Sch\\ ielcrman. H.1m 91
wn. Carmen 1:!0
cott Connor 102. 203. 21
..:on, Eden I 04. 112. I .14, 164. 196
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£ . Chloe 112. 152. I 6
ud more. Harri on 102. I . 196. 2. ft
cull ),Jen 2, 120
1- lm. haun 120
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Seaman ) dne) 91
carle • Ale I 0. 2M
Searl • le andra t&gt;3. 65, 17
egm 1a, Tania 91
ckelik, Ttmberl)n 91
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