https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f2b73e3ad40f894b4fe25fa4fd801799.pdf 8821f68aba0793f570026b3739742db3 PDF Text Text ��I~ ��Discretion TABLE OF CONTE TS OPENING 1-17 ACADEMICS 18-33 PERFORM! G ARTS 34-53 FALL SPORTS 54-79 SE IORS 80-105 JUNIOR/SOPHOMORE 106-139 ACTIVITIES AND ORGA IZATIO S 140-159 WI TER SPORTS 160-173 STUDE T LIFE 174-185 SENIOR MESSAGES/BABY PICS/ADS 186-207 CLOSI G 208-211 INDEX 212-219 Jeremy Brown ( 12) shows his school pirt by having a "W" in his hair. VOLUME37 WIDEFIELD HIGH Advised SCHOOL 615 WIDEFIELD DRIV ECURITY, CO 80911 (719) 392-3427 1 �IDIISCIRJEliiiON AIDVIISIEID Thi i our final year at Widefield High School, we are the enior cia , and we are excited. We can't wait to get into the big world of taxe and great job . Well, maybe we're not quite that ready after all. At one moment we're certain of our goal , and the next m ment we're not. We all know what we're experiencing. We're growing up and al o dropping a big chunk of our childhood. That can be cary. We have become c mfortable with our childh d and although we may not want not admit it, we're u ed to chool,and it', a predictable routine. Funny, i n't it? For year we have been waiting for thi day, and when it come we're uncertain. We're exchanging the known for the unknown. Our next move i one for adventure, to an even bigger world. For orne of u we willlo e childhood friends, and then go on to tart making new adult friend . Some of u are heading off to college to "fini h our education". Strange how we fini h high chool, and then in three month head off to an e en bigger chool. Some of u are heading off to work, a real job. Some of u will be getting married and rai ing familie of our own. And orne of u will be joining the arm d force to erve our country. There are tho e of u who don't kn w what we're going to do, feeling that there i not much to look forward to. Thi ripping and tearing from what we ha e known, will bring about a change we have been preparing for all Looking ar Cheryl Haas ( 11 J. four live . For orne of u the de icion to change will be our own, icci Calahan. icole t r other change will make our deci ion . Mo t of all, with each of Fredinburg (II). and Valerie Ur Ch ice We hould remember t U e di Cretion, a We have been Bartholomew (II). one Hould think that lunchtime i\ very ad vi ed tO dO in the pa t. Mary Dnnen · lm.\111es. · \. senous 2 �Jumpin~ off a 45 foot clijf at Pueblo Resevoir, George James ( 12) po 11 tioll\ himself into a swan di1·e, or it could pos.1ihh be a bellv.flop. (1/ching some swwnertime rays before going to their next classes, Jennifer Rust ( 12) and Tawnie Coon (I 2) kick back. Somt people may 1hinJ.. that teplumie Carter\ ( /2) mid·driji 1/urt ;, inappropiate jiw .\clwol. /Jutatlea.\t it's cool 011 hot \lllllllll'l' dan. ometmlC\ discretion los£s olllto affection a.1 in the ca1e of L /1.1c.\ Garcia I 10) and Carolyn 01le.' I II). 3 �THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS The cent of chocolate wafted throughout the auditorium. The light dimmed and a magical factory, filled with every type of candy a child could wi h for, opened up before the audience's eye . Thi year the Drama Department pre en ted Richard R. George' adaptation of "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory" for their fir t performance. The actors and actresses utilized their drama kill to tran port 2,000 people for two hours to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory where the imagination had no limitation . Mixed in with all the wonder and excitement were life lessons presented in each cene by the Oompa Loompas warning of the danger when we become greedy. As one of the most succes ful plays at Widefield, "Charlie And The Chocolate Factory" enjoyed a packed auditorium all three nights. Cop y b y Rebecca Duran 4 Photos by Staff Louana Prunty ( 12) narrates this tale of a boy and the eccentric factory owner who believed in him. �Jennifer Rust (12) and Rachel Kirclimann ( 10) lean over and marvel at the swirling chocolate river as it flows past them. The real stars ofthe show were the magical people called Oompa Loompas who marked the end of each scene with words of wisdom. �NJROTC STEAMS IN FULL SPEED AHEAD Resp ct for authorities, patriotism, high degree of honor, and I adership--the e characteristic. compri e the motto of the a a! Junior Re rve fficer. Training C rps. The 199495 ch I year marked the initiation f JROT into the curriculum of Widefield High ch I. nder the leader. hip of aptain Andrew Cain and Ma ter Chief Richard Dutt, the tudent were involved in uch activitie. a drill and ceremony, mark man hip, color guard, drill team, and olunteer work. Thi program a! o challenged the tudenL to trive to develop good per onal trait uch a elf-di cipline, elf-reliance, tidine .. , hone ty, and pride. The ocial cience and the rol of the a y in national ecurity were address d in thi cia s. JROT al o offered an ad antage for tho, e who planned to ha e a areer in the a y. With two year ofNJROTC and ba ic training recruit enter into a higher pay grade than tho. e who ju. t have ba ic training. E en for tho e tudenL who were not eeking a military career. JROTC wa a rewarding program. Each day class hegins wih the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance. 6 Shannon Boling ( 12) leads a platoon of her classmate\· during drill exerciser. In their full dress uniforms, the sword team (I 0,11, 12) stands infomwtion. ��SPIIIRJnt The start of the Homecoming Parade wa delayed due to the rain, but fini hed with great reviews. Many viewed the Homecoming Queen canidates, while other were there to upport their chool. By mid-day, the rain cloud di appeared, but left behind a light chill in the wind. The football game tarted promptly at 1:30p.m. and the tand were filled with Gladiator hungry for a big victory. They were not di appointed; the final core was 35 to 3. School spirit wa at an all time high. An abundance of people painted their face or decorated their car . But nothing compared to the fir t touchdown when balloon were relea ed prai ing the team, and decorating the ky with the chool' colors, columbia blue and ilver. In the Homecoming parade, the Performing Arts department, had banners to advertisie for the up coming musical. 8 Danna Lethbridge ( I2), shows her school spirit by painting her face with the Widefield colors in support of the football team. "Homecoming was a new experience and a lot (?{fun, I can't wait until next year for all the excitement again. " Kristen Scuderi ( 10) "Homecoming was a great natural high. I loved getting into the spirit of the week." Stacey Smith ( 1 1) �Rudy Nailor ( 12), runs for the second touchdown in the Homecoming game. lt was one ofmany. At the Homecoming game, Jonpaul Wright ( 12), seemed to be one of the Gladiators greatest supporters. Copy by Angela Bisceglia and Stacey Smith Photos by Staff some of the most demonstrative seniors, all proud of their school. 9 �ROI\'v1/ANCING 7rHE 57rONE Wid field High School i etting new tradition for th H mecoming Week. Ther wa a p p a embly to rai e pirit and a new tyl b nfire. At the a embly Mr. Royer and Captain Cain ki d a pig t rai e money to fight M.D., Mu cular Di traphy; but that wa n't the only ki ing going on, Lenny Vaughn, Aaron Springfield, ~ mmy Harri , and Dalla Hartley were blindf ld d and ki ed by their pr ud m ther . When unma ked, they realized their dream f b ing ki ed by a cheerleader were hattered. Thi year' bonfire tarted a new tradition. The cheerleader led the band and crowd around the chool, making a much n i e a po ible, letting the neighborho d know that on the gridiron the Glad were ready for a triumph over Liberty. Eric La::.enby ( 12) and Don Baca ( 12) create their own dance to the l'ariety of music that was pla_ved at the dan ce. Th e bla::.ing flam es ofthe bonfire warmed ererwm e after a cJu//J march around the 1·chool led by th e cheerleaders. 10 Decorating for the Homecoming Dance, Natasha ( 10) and Renee Kelly ( 12) prepare balloons to be hung in the gym. �lim~ dot'S ufee/ to be nominated 01 a 1/omecommg Queen camdate? "An honor to knOll people 1muld think about nominatim~ me, {II farm peopl£• m the \clwol and the community." "It' another opportunit_\ 10 repre ent Widefield and parthipate in it.\ Homecomin~ tradition." Dajfeny lxo ( 12) "I'm honored that m~ fliends 1wuld think of me a1 a ~ood leader (or Homecoming Queen wnidate." Am· Bryam ( 12) Ginng an ercited QuPen Yolanda Medina (12) a lift. Kmg Lennv Vaughn ( 12) smile quieti\ for the camera. how bl' Jud) Good" m �ILIEll M\IE IRJIDIE~ B om! B m! B m! That wa the ound heard whilecrui ing around Widefield eniorparking lot. The mini truck were dropped and the cia ic car re t red. With nearly forty percent of the tud nt b dy driving, there were bound to be orne mooth car . Some of the be t car had a y tern that included tw fifteen inch peaker , a two hundred watt amp, and a detatchable face CD player. E en though thi hobby of putting the be t y tern in one' car became rather expen ive, tudent felt it wa well worth the money "to feel the boom." With the recent opening of Sonic Drive-In, a perfect place wa found to hang out and how off the wheel . Even though tudent had different view on what their be t car would be, it wa decided orne of the be t car re ide at Widefield High School. Either gold plated, sterling silver, or just plain aluminum; any type of rim will put the pizazz into a car's appearence. 12 With two, four, or six pumps, hydraulics will make a car hop from left to right. This accessory is popular among students who like to cruise the Even though some of the ladies' cars aren't as extravagant as the guys, Vanessa Jackson's (12), '94 Civic EX, is number one on the ladies' list. �Sleek, fast, and smooth; what do these things have in common? They all describe Lenny Vaughn's ( 12), '87 Pulsar NX, making it one of the best cars at Widefield High School. Bright in color, dropped to the ground, and ear deafening are the ways people like their cars, as demonstrated b_v Eric O'Donnell's ( 11) Chevy -10. 13 �FOOD FOR THOUGHT K ik Inn, 7-Ele en, Albert on'., Hardee' ·, onic, Sub , Little Cea ar , or the chool lunch--which one did you choo thi year? To no one' upri e it wa probably Sonic, ince it i the clo e t and cheape t of the fa t f d e tabli hment around Wid field High chool. For tho e tudent who didn't feel like walking what eemed like mile. to onic, deciding to tay on campu and take what the chool had to offer for lunch wa b t. According to Garrett Fi . cher(l 0), "The rea on why I tayed on campu · for lunch wa becau e here at Widefield the price were cheaper. At Little Cea ar you could get two mall lice of pizza and a medium drink for 3.00, while here (Widefield) you could get twic the pizza for th arne price." There were numerou. thing to d be ide eat lunch and ocialize. orne people attended club meeting , played ba ketball, a ked teacher for extra help, or ju t completed their homework from the night before. tudent pent their lunch time in differ nt way , but they were alway bu y. 14 Eagerl_v searching for their friends Veronica Shell (II) and Andrea Silva ( 11 ) ease their way into a conversation. �nlike most people who think lunch is the time to eat and take a hreakfrom their rery· tough schedules, Clarence Hughes( 10) thinks it's the perfect time to reach out and touch someone. Ltke a throng of lemmings, students return after being energi:;ed by a quick strole clumz~ their 30-minute lunch hrcak. �SO LONG SUIM\M\IEI~ The tudent and taff alike were invol ed in chool related umer acti itie ; for e ample, the French Club went to Pari , France, two taff memb r were married, and Young Life Club and the cheerleadwer went to camp. The activitie were spread out over the two and a half month acation. Each group of tudent had at lea t one pon or with them to enjoy the fun. ow don't think that the French tudent ju t trotted off to France, M . Anne pencer a! o attended. The tudent · had hand -on e perien trying the language they ha e been learning during the chool year . The trip wa not all language, they a! o aw the ights, talked with the people, and ta ted the great European cui ine. Here in the U.S.A., Over the summer, Ms. Kamberly HannonbecameMr .Holmqui t, during a beautiful ceremony in the mountains. Best ofluck to the newlyweds! Young Life went to Frontier Ranch. Thi camp wa not re tricted to ju t club member, it wa open to anyone int r ted in going. ery ummer the cheerleader jump at the chance to go to camp, improve their abilitie , and learn new cheer . Excitement raced through the mind of every cheerleader a. they left for camp. The e citement wa not ju t b cau e of learning new routine , but a! o becau e of th new people they met from around the nation. Mr . Bobbie Harri worked o ertime keeping everyone focu ed on cheerleading. On the taff ide of the ummer, Mr. Thadd Hall married the girl of hi dream and Mi Kamberly Harmon became Mr . Holmqui t. Mr. Thad Hall and his new wife, Julie Krause-Hall, began their lifes together on July 30,1994. The ceremonv was held at the Air Force ommut~iry Center Chapel with family and friends in attendance. �The male chee r/eade rs: Jus tin Lee (II), Josh Hoy (II), Jon Hodges (12), Kim Macias (12), Brian Bower ( 11 ), J.J. Gon;:.ale: (12), Flrnn Zoleta (II), and Joer Bora;:. (I)), enjoy a few moment.~ of rest to show off their school spirit by trying to make "W's" with their fingers. Old apartment\· decorate the background as Melissa Philp ( I2) catches a breath ofmorning air on the balcony of her hotel room in Paris. Joslz Ellis (II) and Matt Paddock (II) sit down to a well desen·ed lunch after a morning of one on one basketball at Young Life Camp. 17 �chool began earlyfor the Communi ations staff tins year. Mrs. Alma Adam , Ms. Kathy Borrelli, Mr, . Jeanette Mutchler, and 1r Every day after school the Gladiator D n is open for busin \·s. Stephanie Oakle tm'd Renee Deguclzi sell to the student body. Wearing llvo hats, Kelly German nails down the prop forth first wall of the Building Trad s house. "Well, I really don't know, • replie Mr. Tony Tyrell as he tries to tea h the teachers about 18 �"Pucker up." yells the crowd at the fall pep assembly. Mr. Royer ki se'l a piRfor a good cau e, The Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystroph •fund. Many students \'Oted for him by placing money m his jar. Thi.1 erent was ~ponsored by DECA. 19 �Karon Cofield Jay Comils Phil Co~~ie Mark Hatchell Jane Moyer Joe Royer Dave Turner Mike Biondini Isabelle Gutierre::. Thaddeus Hall Jan Schuet::. Barb mith Rick Wt!son Carine Daubert Patty Grande/ Judy Henke Judy LaCasse Lydia Lemke Jan Myers Carolyn Abel Alma Adams Dave Adams Carol Anderson Roxanne Bates Cheri Becke 20 �Kathy Borrelli Stella Bowers Trish Brock Karen Burke Andy Cain Ginny Carlson June Coblentz Sherry Conley Helen Cozzie Karen Cra}iford John Cunningham Gregg Dahlberg AI Derby Jolm Devine Joe Dionisio Richard Dutt Geri Evans E!i~abeth Everson Butch Fackelman Jim Felice Dale Ferguson Meg Gallagher Doug Goforth Judy Good}-vin Sharon Grenz Anna Hamre Coralee Hargis Bobbi Harris Ann Hawker Mike Heatherly 34366000005230 21 �Gary Held wrry Henry Bob Hoffman ancy Holm Kamberly Holmquist Janet Hon-•ath Jackie Hudgins Bob Hudon Co1mie Jackson Randy Jones Alice Kastens Randy Keiley Sandy Koch Bryan Krause Dave Krempley Debbie wcey Mary Limardo Michele Llewellyn Scott Loring Brenda Lough Paul MacRenato Phyllis Madden Jean Martin Shelli Miles Mocha Miller Richard Molter Helga Morrison Mark Munoz Jeanette Mutchler Wayne Nickle 22 �Joan Norman Kurt Ones Linda Over/in Nita Paddack Gil Palsrock Norma Pate Sharon Pearson Nancy Ralme David Reeder Jean Rolfs Frank Sagona John Schoolmaster Linda Schwartz Bob Sennert Joan Sheram Jim Skadden Vanda Skadden Wayne Smith Stephen Sobiech Ann Spencer Sharon Stroud Duane Swanson Chris Tabeling Grant Taggard Bob Taylor Eric Thiele Bob Tim Helen Tostanoski Debbie Trapp Tony Tyrrell 23 �Dirk Visser ancy Wade Michelle Walker Harry Wallace Cynthia Watson Jolm Weadon Rose Wells Joan Wermers Gerda Clark Frank Duran Ron Lesley Manuel Mesa Glenna Moreland John Morse Annemarie Stevens Ms. Carlson intenslyfocuses on learning how to work the computers in the new IBM writing lab. 24 Mr. Turner serves breakfast to the high school staff to start the year off well. �After twenty years of teaching at Widefield, Mrs. Alma Adams is ready to start another chapter in her Life. Her philosophy is her blood t}pe- Be positive! This shmvs in her optimistic and cheerful personality towards life. Mrs. Adams says that along with the growth and change with the campus, the students at Widefield have changed vastly. She attributes that to the breakdm·vn of the nuclear family and the changes that have happened at the home level. The aspect Mrs. Adams loved most about teaching was watching a student's eyes Light up with understanding and appreciation; "It's like a second salary," she exclaimed. When asked what he plan to do when she retires, she retorted, "!want to rest and relax for the first year and then I will pursue humanitarian projects such as 'Car: J and Share."' Mrs. Coralee Hargis has been a loyal friend to Widefield for about 20 years. Just looking at the organi::.ation behind the social studies department shOH!S the Izard work and dedication she has put into this school. She has fond memories of all the students and teachers she had the oppurtwzity to work with. She is exceedingly greatful to Mr. Smith for hiring her and termed him as, "one of the nicest people to ~·vork with." She found Mr. Sagona of the English department to be the most troublesome teacher, but probably the most enjoyable to work with. Mrs. Hargis remembers when she was first hired, being one of six assistants for the entire school and the only lady in the social studies department. She also remembers how hectic it was with two thousand students and her office being a sate lite library. When asked what she would do with her free time, she emphatically stated, "I'm going to Florida!" She plans to spend her falls and winters there. ---- Hm ing an Austrailian exchange teacher in the math department this year has certainly made life interesting. Mrs. Sharon Pearson spent /994 teaching Widefield students math with an Aussie accent. "It took a while to understand her, but she made math ftm," quipped Devin Weadon. The staff of Widefield arniably agreed that Mrs. Pearson gave the school an experience worth remembering. 25 �Mr. Phil Cozzie, after more than 30 year of dedicated ervice to Widefield School di trict, retired thi year. Mr. Cozzie ha been een in every chool and at many, many activitie . He love kid and teacher . From teaching mathematic in 1961 in Swink, Colorado to being A i tant Superintendant in Widefield, Mr. Cozzie ha loved every minute of hi work. Many will remember him a a per on who care , who alway ha a mile on hi face, and greet people with a firm, friendly hand hake. Hi motto of "Stop and melt the ro e " i good advice to everyone in today hurry-up world. We at Widefield chool Di trict wi h that there were more of you to lead u , li ten to u , and give u advice. We are ure he will pend time enjoying hi daughter and their hu band , hi grandchildren, and hi wife Helen. Thank you Mr. Cozzie (Big 'C') for the many memorable moment you have gi en~.:,..,.,..---~ Phil Co-::;::ie walks in the Homecoming Parade as he has done many times in his time in Widefield School District. Phil Co--ie shares his lo~ e of pasta making with students while he was principal at Talbot Element!). 26 �Renaissance celebrated its third birthday at Widefield High School with an increase m membershtp and tn support. Members qualify by maintaming a strong grade point average. an attendance requirement and involvement in chool or community. Fall recipients were honored with an Evening of Excellence and the spring rectpients with assemblies held during the day. The card holder recieved various benefits ranging from disc unts at local businesse to early lunch passes and an entire day off from s hool, homework free. Behind the scenes of this program is the Renatssance Plarming Commitee compnsed of students and faculty. They are responsible for working with the busmess partners and organmng and running the program's activitie including the Evening of Excellence and school assemblie . Mrs. Schuetz shakes Zach Green's hand and gives him a blue carnation for the hard effort he has put in to getting a Renaissance Card. Josh Luic takes a closer look inside his Renaissance packet to see all of the great opportunities that he has recieved with a silver card. RenaNiance Planning Committee From the Bottom: Jessica Smith, Pat Boyd, Mandy William , Jan Wilson, Devin Weadon, Max Boelter, Kristin Scuderi, Angi McCloskey, Jason Jaramillo, Candice Tatum, Anne Bourne, Laura De Felice, Celest Smelts, Amy Rivera, Amanda Rivera. 27 �After a DECA competition, many students came back with medals, awards, and honorable mentions. Now was the time to release all the tension and stress that over came them at the Sierra Invitational in October. While taking interview with a judge at the Glenwood Springs bn·itational, Erica Cuellar flashes the photoRravher a Quick smile. Jaclvn Baxter, Martin O'Brien and Paul Harnl focus intently at the on the District written test at the Citadel Mall. �Front Row: Mike Sanche::., Nick Justmger, Stan Pollard, Ste~·e Peters, Wilhelm Pere::., Richard Ward, David A va/os, Wend) Graves, Keith Woodworth, Todd Swart::.. Second Row: Mark Valderis, Ellen Reed, Myra Wheeler, Amy Sirois, Monique Harding, Shawnta Bell, Jessica Angeline. Stephame Oakley. Third Row: David Thompson, Mandy Johnson, Kalle Bishop, Rhiamwn Pardis, Felicia Slupman, Gilbert Valenzuela, JonPaul Wright, Kris Jones, Sam White, Robert Rodrigue::., Anthone) D 'AIIessio, Christ) Pope, Gwen Dodd, Stefanie Lee, Celest Smetts, Katte Knopp, Carolvn en·ant, Heather Book, Stacy Landreth, Angie Sharp, Rene Degucci. Fourth Row: David Faler, Martin 0 'brien, Jac/yn Baxter, Amy Farley, Brenda Blanton, Katherine Murphy, Adrienne Ritter, Marchelle Unta/on, Ben San Diego, Jolm Laws, Shawn Orti::. Renelle Ridgeway, Kim Ham , Christina Palmer, Tiffan) Johnson. Fifth Row: Brad Norris, Andre D'Amour, Daniel Bell, Steve Me Kinney, Tammerica Rice, Darian Hicks, Linda Quinlan, Am) Bryant, Eddie Kyle, John Dads, Joseph Scroggs, Soul-Lana Gon::.ales, Renee Kelln. ixth Row: Robert Knight, Josh Ayers, Jason Wil/wms, Rudy Nailor, Mikel Parrish, Jackie Me Donald, Su::.an Slusher, David Norris. Back row: Mr. Ferguson, Ardelle Lope::., Erika Cuellar, Darrell Cotton, Angel chwab, Kardia Pinckney, Shameka Rodman, Stephanie Pyles, Rachael Kirchmann, Jennifer Morton, Tanya Ford, Rachelle Wise, Mr. Molter. "Kiss the Pig" conte5t was sponsored by DECA for muscular dtstrophy. Here with the owner of Hamlet and Hamlet (pig) lwnself are Celest Smetts, Ardelle Lope::., Gwen Dodd, and Christy Pope. Kris Jones, Stefani Lee, and David Norris still have time to a take a snapshot in representing Widefield at the District competition held at the Citadel Mall. 29 �Back Row: Charle Kru er, Span or Mr. Kurt One , Mike Applegate, Chri Haney, Scott Taylor, Tim Gruenwald. Front Row: Kieth McGreu,., Bobby Cochran, Matt Kerr, Jeremy Jaramillo, Will Fiske, Je see Wagner, Ja on Huber, Evan Cook. Back Row: Charle Vernier, Joe Gier, Mark Sheppards, Jeff Nance, Marcos Pena, Bryan Lee. Front Row: Lisa Perez, Salena Giavino, Brian Marshall. 30 �Tim Otto carefully verifies that each insulation sheet is properly adjoined. Sam Trujillo pounds nails vigonosly to provide support and reinforcements for a newly raised wall. Front Row: tephanie Morning, Tim Otto, Brian Neiode, Pern Nowlin. Back Row: Dan Schoenfelt, Jody Kinney, Kelly German, Josh Meirhenry, Adam Hampton, Richard Bennett, Sam Trujillo, cott Coplan, Mr. Lynn Kopas::.. Part of the building trades team scupulousl,\ and precisely puts their first wall into place with ease, feeling confident that they did it right. 31 �Scholar hip, leader hip, ervice and citizen hip-- the e are the qualitie and qualification that the member of National Honor Society have. The e tudent ometimes act a tutor for other tudents and participate a clown , pa ing out candy, in the Homeconing Parade. Senior predominate during the fall emester, but pring bring the induction of new junior member . For the big fundrai ing event, National Honor Society pon or the Sweetheart Dance in February. Ladden with frosty mugs, Mr. Taggard tries to interject in Julie Riley and Kent Lambed s conversation at the informal social at Fargo's. Kent Lambert ponders some of his favorite "Deeper Thoughts" by Jack Handy to be shared as after dinner entertainment. Bottom Row: Michelle Cousins, Kent Lambert, Jessica Zay. Second Row: Annie Shelton, Brandie Geick, Mary Drinen, Jennifer Legaspi, Lequeta Brown, Lisa Overbay, Jennifer Bellotti. Back Row: Julie Riley, Kevin Coleman, Neil Mayes, Helena Bigley, Brenda Mattson, James Beasley (Vice President), Jason Jaramillo (Pre ident), Darrel Cotton, Andrew Latrell, Robert Foley, Mr. Grant Taggard. 32 �FIRST ROW: Marla Kohutek, James Palsrok, Melissa Philp, Jennifer Stewart, Laura Thomas, David Hobart. SECOND ROW: Erin Stewart, Joe Abella, Dan Perez, Jennifer Legaspi, Honor Roberts, Elizabeth Perez, Brenda Mattson, Jason Jaramillo, Ian Wilson, Lisa Overbay, Mrs. Conley, Mrs. Abel. THIRD ROW: Luke Hoppe, Serena Bailey, Miranda Norris, Jessie Cales, Robert Foley, Darrel Cotton, Russ Shaiffer. FIRST ROW: Marla Kohutek, James Beasley. SECOND ROW: Jason Moore, Brook Robertson. THIRD ROW: Melissa Philp, James Palsrok, Charmaine Anderson, Li a Leon-Guerrero, Jimmy Arellano, Sam Byrne, Mr. AI Derby, Dan Perez, Eric Moore, Ian Wilson, Adrian Kalaveshi, Diana Bri tol, Kierra McAninch. 33 �H'lzih anti< ipwin~ the Ufl<'nin'.{ night c roa·d, Su-:i Chapman alters her image to become a char(l( ter in the play. \.fv Fair Lacl\. the pit orcheHru rehearsal F>r the play, Mv Fair Lady. 34 �--~.--.......-..- 35 �Top Row: Kristin Scuderi, Jonathon Zln, Montca Hubbard, Fernando Gowate~, Melinda Ross, Andrew Latrell. Middle Row: Jessica Palmer, Jessica Zln, Kailee Timms, Robert Folev, Andrew Tobin . Bottom Row: Tonoccus McClain, Devin Weadon, Liz honda Duncan. Not Pictured: Su~amze Giles. Back Row: Candice Tatum, Aubrey Watkins, Fernando Gon::.ale::., Katie Smith, Eric La::.enby, Rick Brumback. Front Row: Kent Lambert, Donna ewkirk, Brianne Carter, George Smith, Angel Doty. Not Pictured: Bill Luten. 36 �Back Row: Rick Brumback, Jennifer Rust, Kelly Fomby, Janeen Hayward. Front Row: Michelle Jaramillo, Jennifer Birchfield, Marie Dick. Not Pictured: Amy Bream, Monique Harding, Serena Johnson. Top Row: Helena Bigley, Brenda Mattson. Middle Row: Jennifer Rust, Jennifer Bellotti. Bottom Row: Heather Bellotti, Angi McClosky, Stacev Smith. 37 �The Winter drama production on February 23 and 24, con ·L·ted of s v raJ on act fr m the play : -Tin Can People -All of the World a Stage -Fir t Sign of Decadence -Fre peech James Leonard e~·olves into an elderly man during rlze intense rehearsal that he has all of hi\· line~ memoriz.ed for. These actors have just finished a reactment ofan exploding nuclear bomb. 38 In clzaracter, Jeremy Brcm 11 reads the lines off the .w ript hut is wean· of the props that are not yet .finished on stage. �A.\ as.1i.1ta11t director.\, Helena Bi~ley and Elena Fennwick listen 011 we1tahli1h the perj(>ction of the plaY. Elena 1-ennwick prances across the stage while enjovinR the humor of the lines (J{the pi(/\ 1. As Stephante ampbe/1 recites her lmes. there is a hint of )llll~ment b_\ James Leonard. De nee Lee listens ifllentlv to Mr. Lorin~ '.1 instructions as her character unfolds. 39 �First Row: Adrienne Auge, Nichole McCoy, Jessica Zay, Daffeny !go, Kailee Timms. Second Row: Linda Richardson, Robert Foley, Monica Hubbard, Wendy Brownstein, Jessica Palmer, Jennifer Glasco, Kristen Scuderi, Amy Sirois, Danielle Auge. Third Row: Maria Ortega, Fernando Gonzalez. Tricia Seidel, Arben Kalaveshi, Louana Prunty, Andrew Latrell, Edward Vigil, Andrew Tobin, Jason Adamson, Dawn Everling, Erica Stowell. Fourth Row: Kent Lambert, Ryan 0 'Rourke, William Reyes, Nathan Juarez. Joseph Fine, Tyrone Fields, Peter Laird, Shaw1 Kratz, Mike Bishop, Jeffery Nicoll, Joseph Pruett, Bill Luten. Back Row: Jonathan Zay, Kevin Adamson, Ms. Roxanne Bates, Jennifer Silvis, Beth Niewald, Tonya Mooningham. Not Pictured: Andrew Me ear. The tuba chior squeezes in a rehersal at lunch before the Winterfest Concert. 40 Daffeny !go and Kailee Timms perform holiday music during the intermission at the Winterfest concert. �First Row: Joyce Naylor, Mike Bartee, Stacey Smith, Heather Douglas, Melissa Machado, Elizabeth Dolbeare, Brianne Hoines-Brumback, Erin Stewart, Lisa Overbay, Melissa May. Second Row: Farrah Robinson, Amy Peterson, Allyson Dicks, Scott Garrett, Stephanie Eberwein, Amy Sandvik, Rachel Weaver, Jennifer Cox, Jason Adamson, Robert Knight, Elaine Fenwick, Zach Green, Andrew Latrell. Third Row: Mary Ann Muehlbauer, Honor Roberts, Christina !go, Sue Lee Bumgarner, John Dionne, Isaac Lumberg, Joel Kirkland, Josh Ayers, Edda Ortega, Scott McCabe, Joseph Blanton-Chisholm, Shawna Smith, Shane Crenshaw, Chad Meisner-Sisneros. Fourth Row: Erika Warren, Anthony Sanders, Devin Weadon, Chris Ward, Tim Bishop, Micah Lafjler, Todd Swart, Jeremy Hall, Jack McGee, Bill Luten, Joseph Armstrong, Fred Ellis, James Funny, Luke Hoppe, Heath Crenshaw. Fifth Row: Ms. Roxanne Bates, Jason Lafjler, Christopher Walk, Shawn Kastl, Tonoccus McClain, Tammy Walter. Not Pictured: Jolen Anderson, Brad Wells, Raymundo Valdez. Sitting down her water and checking some music, Allyson Dicks gets set to warm up on her bassoon. Jessie Hudkins puckers up to make a good embouchure so that his instrument will have a perfect pitch. 41 �• First Row: Sandy Young, Melinda Ross, Diane Richardson, Rosie Piluso, Elizabeth Yalongo , Suzanne Gile , Andrea Avalos, Turkesa Bell, LaShonda Duncan, Marla Kohutek. Second Row: Jamie Johnson, Lillian Hidalgo, Arlene Treat, Chantel Smith, Daniel Dailge, Wendy Ward, Kristen Mutchler, Jeanette Beaupre, Laura Dobler, Tiffan_v Clayton. Third Row: ophia Stowell, Bryan Wolfe, Richard Overbay, Jennifer Hill, Jennifer LaPlante, Jason Dunn, Nicole Luera, Chri topher Lienhard, Jesse McGlade, Chris Bishop, Staci Tillman, Miss Michele Llewellyn. Fourth Ro~1-· : Ben Davis, Robert Dion, Brian Beltran, Lisa McGLothlin, Josh Brambila, Rich Calhoun, Chris Brooker, Isaac Lumberg. Fifth Ro~v: Shawn Steffensen, Nick McCartney, Jamie Mac Cleod. Not Pictured: Michelle Alexander, Michelle Wilkerson, Stacey Romero, Mike Bogan, Joshua Ellis, Lisa Harrison, Augustine Hucke, Josh Johnson, Jeff Kersey, Nathan Oliver, Karintha Thomas, Jesse Hudkins, David Vigil, Dan Schoenfelt, Tom Boatman, Tim Ryan. While awaiting the start of the performance Michelle Wilkerson warms her intrumentfor the concert. 42 Jennifer LaPlante tunes her saxaphone before the concert. �First Row: Amber Akin, Serena Johnson, Kathy Anderson, Marie Dick, Jennifer Rust. Second Row: Jessica Warren, Rick Brumback, Olivia Collins, Erika Warren, Jessica Mike, Tammy Michaels, Jenny Powell, Monique Harding, Jeff Bower, Tyeisha Preston. Third Row: Kierra McAninch, Michelle Jaramillo, Janeen Hayv.·ard, Lisa Leon-Guerrero, Nicole Gordon, LeeAnn Fergus, Jennifer Birchfield, Helena Bigley, Monika Frank, Mrs. Vanda Skadden. Not Pictured: Carrie Dray, Amy Bream, Kelly Fomby. First Row: Kim Carnes, Gina Wooden, Kathy Thompson, Rachel Kirchmann, Elena Maschger, Jennifer Birchfield, Jade Johnson, Michelle Jaramillo, Donna Newkirk. Back Row: Meghan Sclmoes, Rosie Piluso, Laura Heinsman, Rekita Blair, Nicole Presson, Diana Bristol, Amanda Morgan, Jennifer Bellotti, Nicole Smith, Mr . Vanda Skadden. 43 �First Row: Craig Hawker, John Hampton, Lequeta Brown, Adria Campos, Torey Wasserburger, Amy Farley, Tabitha Ruby, Bridgette Alexander, Gordon Stephen, Eric Lazenby. Second Row: Jay Holland. Rick Hoines-Brumback, Duane Martinez. Renee Deguchi, Kim Spainhour, Janette Macschger, Candice Tatum, Charmaine Anderson, Julie Riley, Tammy Michaels, Marcos Pena. Tonoccus McClain, Shawn Yunker. Third Row: Mrs. Everson, Brian Duren, James Nicandro, Jason Laffler, Katie Smith, Brandon Vargo, Bill Luten, Fernando Gon~alez. Jennifer Rust, Zach Shaw, Mlcha Laffler, Chris Walk, Ms. Anna Hamre. Not Pictured: Jennifer Bolton, Jason Brennan, Townie Adams. Chamber Singers sing strong and with heart to the unusual holiday music that was sung at the Winterfest Concert. 44 Craig Hawker closes his eyes for a moment to remember the upcoming words of the song. �First Row: Stephanie Zan:;ig, Darcey Abel, Briana Gilday, Patrica Jackson, Shelmon Brown, Heather Hodson, Jennifer McCabe, Becky Sundermeyer, Donna Newkirk. Second Row: Mrs. Eli:;abeth Everson, Brenda Blanton, Andrea Bell, Jessi Cales, Suzie Chapman, Tanya Watkins, L<mana Prunty, Aubrey Martine:;, Felica Johnson, Latrice Norris, Ms. Anna Hamre. Third Row: Cori Wright, Eli:;a Griffe, Serena Bailey, Shelley Malan, Sara Anderson, Adrienne Ritter, Eli:;abeth Pere::, Shaunna Smith, Stacv Cottam, Janeen Hayward, LaChanda Anderson. Fourth Row: Jessica Watkins, Aubrey Watkins, Marie Nettesheim, Misty Shuff. Sarah Hi/man, Jackie Baxter, Kelly Duncan, Tanya-Gail Lambert, Anke Stuken, Elaine Fenwick, Christina Norman. Not Pictured: Nadia Romero. Becky Cloud, Tami Leedom, Amanda Strm<.•ser. Darcey Abel, Briana Gilday, little girl, Su::ie Chapman, and Cori Wright watch Ms. Hamre closely while performing. Louana Prunty sings while Aubrey Martine:: and Jackie Baxter watch for their cue to begin. 45 �Seated: Teresa Spann, Debbie Rivera, Jennifer Stewart, Danielle Daigle, Joaquin Santos, April Schmidt, Wendy Hoenig, Jennifer Fuhrman, Taryn Hayner, Je sie Zay. First Row: Diane Richardson, Thomas Williams, Loren Rocha, Justin Sword, Jason Holland, Danielle Manning, Amanda Yamasato, Jeanette Falu, Richard Overbay, Tiffini Coughlin, Kim Henry, Jackie Bishop, David Fiorillo, Rudy Rivas, J.R. Percival, Woodrow Baker, Danny Baca, Sheila Moshier. Second Row: Ryan Cruz, Kent Lambert, Tawnie Coon, Clarissa Carlson, Sophia Stowell, Amy Tinkle, Theresa Kane, Esmeralda Nava, Erika Warren, Tiffany Smith, Rene Lustica, Miyoko Taylor, Steve Thompson, Cameron Coon. Third Row: Steve Pressev, Jason Sack, Tim Eberwein, Darin Cress, George Smith, Adam Beck, Kvle 0 'Neil, Michael Holland, Keith Richards. Not Pictured: Patrick McMinn, David Moorehead, Tywan Cooper, Matt Dornier. While singing Julie Riley, Wendy Hoenig, Teresa Spann, Jeanette Falu, and Jennifer Stewart keep a close watch on the director for the change in tempo. 46 Anticipating the upcoming concert, Tiffany Smith warms up her voice and mentally prepares the songs she is about to sing. �Kneeling: Jason Laffler, Fernando Gonzalez. John Hampton, Rick Brumback. Standing: Craig Ha~1-·ker, Jay Holland, James Nicandro. Duane Martinez. Eric Lazenby, Tonoccus McClain, Brian Duren. First Row: Bridgette Alexander, Serena Bailey, S1rie Chapman, Jennifer McCabe, Elizabeth Pere~. Marie Nettersheim. Back Rm1.•: Jennifer McArter. Cori Wright, Janeen Hayward, Darcey Abel, Mandie Johnston, Li~ Boatright, Aubrey Watkins, Candice Tatunz, Elaine Fenwick. 47 �First Row: Mrs. Eti~abetlz Everson, Angelina Montoya, Jackie LaPlante, Corinna Tepley, Li::. Boatright, Jennifer Hill, Vickie Owens, Sharla Little, Denise Higley, Hiedi Ka.\a, Audrey McMillion, Tasha Kelly, Danielle McCann, Jennifer Morris, Ms. Anna Hamre. e('()IU/ Row: lzeilah Tuengel, E'Owyn Andersen, Jennifer Harlow, Kari Dandurand, Mari1sa Byrne, Kristi Harris, Marie Mirenda, Meghan Heinsman, Stefani Lee, Tania Blackwell, Jennifer McArter, Kim Roth, Roque/ Figueroa, Genautia Battle. Third Row: Mandie Johnston, Melany Lannoye, Melanie Bell, Christi Thurmond, Carol Ann Harvey, Michelle Kuhn, Stc1ci Tillman, Olivia Cintas, Angel Doty, Brianne Carter, Jenny Ketcham, Jamie McCleod, Monica Sanche::, Heather Cartmell, Trisha Hessler. Not Pictured: Tikiya Anderson, Miranda Norris, Elisia Sanche::, Slwvla Keller. Ms. Anna Hamre slowly conducts the Women's Concert Chi or, while singing the ~-.·ords of the song with them. 4 During Winters/est all of the women's choir joined to sing. While some started the song out, others had to wait for their cue. �First Rm<.•: Amy Farley, Tanya Tasha, Turkesa Bell, Kari Dandurand, Andrea Brandon. Second Row: Denise Higley, Sheilah Tuengel, Anke Stuken, Charmaine Anderson (director), Tammy Michaels, Stephani Lee, Lequeta Brown. Third Row: Randy Joyner, Jenny Ketcham, LaChanda Anderson, Brandan Vargo, Brianne Carter, Jay Holland, Tawnie Adams, Elaine Fenwick, Tonoccus McClain. Lequeta Brown plays the piano accompaniment for the song that the Gospel Chior sang for their next concert. Charmaine Anderson is conducting the group in singing and better preparing the group to sing at the concert. 49 �Tonnoccus McClain, Eric u1~enby, and Julie Riley day dream of lots of chocolates, lots of coal making lots of heat, warmface, warm hands, and warm feet. Kent Lambert and trie Chapman sing of how to get by "with A Little Bit of Luck." While putting on her make up, Rachael Kirclmwmz warms up her voice in the mirror. �'' '' John Hampton and Zc1ch Shaw sing praises of Eli~a's steadfast progress. Angel Doty takes a sip of prop "wine", also known as water. Robert Foley and Rick Brumback perform in the pit orchestra for "My Fair Lady". Serena Bailey, Kelly Fomby, Helena Bigley, Tammy Michaels and Jennnifer Rust warm themselves and sing of better days. �Diligently focusing on her piece, Jenmy Powell gives flaver with her violin during the first night of Winter Fest. Jennifer Rust and Tammy Michael performs together for the Winter Fest. Putting in a little rehearsal time, Monica Hubbard practices before the show. A small congregation of woodwind players converse about the performance before the concert. �In unison the chamber singers sing the "Hallejuah Chorus," a feature of the December Winter Fest. Practicing before the Winter Fest concert, Heather Douglas makes sure her double-reed oboe is in proper tune. At the Winter Fest concert, Nicole Smith adjusts and tunes her violin for that night's presentation. 53 �Running through the third mile of the Mitchell crosscountry run, Jonathan Zay ( 10) has hi endurance tested. r- Ending his serve with a pm..·erful follow-through, Kurt StraSiler ( 12) starts the point. Dribbling down the field, Tommy Harris ( 11) maneuvers past two Air Academv plavers. L 0 0 ~~---- Going for the chip shot, Michelle Jaramillo ( 11) attempts to free the ball frmn the sand trap. 54 �Posing for the camera, Jeanette Falu ( 10). Megan orington ( 12), Jacinta Jones ( 12), Kenya Alex ( 12), Angel Schwab ( 12), atasha Delgado ( 10), Anetria Com·erse ( 11 ), and Melony Ebner ( 12) ~lzow offtlzeir school ~pirit at a Gladiator football game. 55 �l'JlllS The Widefield Gladit r Var ity football t am had a ucce ful ea n in m r way than one. They urpa ed the c aching taff expectation when they won the league champion hip eating them a SA conference leader . Fourteen player were h nored in Colorado Spring coache metro-league fir t, econd and honorable menti n poll. Carring on the fine even year tradition of making it into the po t ea on playoff i only one of the team accompli hment . Mike Heatherly wa al o cho en a coach of the year by thi year' Spring coache a ociation. Colorado Derrick Hendrix plows the way fo r Steve Pickens to get a fi rst down. Lennis Campbell .nviftly turns up field avoiding an opponent. �While dodging two defensive players, Kevin Coleman scrambles to gain extra yardage. With a quick side step, Damon Bailey dodges his opponents. Season Record 8-4 Damon Shankling and David Faler leave a orthglenn Norseman imprint mz the ground. YOU CAN COUNT ON ME BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN WE! 57 �Knowing that he put another six points on the scoreboard, Rudy ailor taunts the defense. First Rmc Flmn Zoleta, Ben Bribach, Tim ·otto, Carlos Wright , Dn·ame Leon, Steve Pickens, Bra:cton Marks, Lance Thomas, Mike anche~. econd Rmc Josh Copple, James icandro. Carlos Alamo, Darid Faler, Marcos Pena, Kvle Presslev, Travis Johnson , Carlos Juare·, Jeremv Brown, Bryan Cravens. Third Row: Carolyn Smith (manager), Chris Duran, Marques Ceasar, Joseph Boro-:., Jackie McDonald. Damon Shanklin~. James Funnv, Lennis Campbell. Brad Powell, Damon Bailev, abrma Hathorne (manager). Fourth RoiL' Scott Garrett, Rudy ailor, athan Juarr, Anthony Sanders, Brian Bo1~·er. Francis Agrusa. David Mes~ler. Tony Bri""ie, Frank 0 'um~hlm. Kevin Coleman. Fifth Rm~ : Katie mith (manager), Jeremiah wart·, Eric ul~enbv, Craig Hawker, Ramon Alamo: LaPray Yarbrough, Aaron Springfield, Myron Segars, Bryan Lee, David Aguirre, Elaina Fennewald (manager). Sixth RoiL' Lenny Vaughn, Derrick Hendrix, Je.ffSadler, Brian Rose, Ju.\1111 Amell. Matthew Smith, Darrell Washington. Todd Gregor, eil Mayes. Mark M01~e_~penny. Seventh Row: Coach Gary Held, Coach Chris Baldwin, Coach Bob Hudson, Coach Mike Heatherly, Coach Dirk Visser, Coach Jim Feiice. 58 Steve Pickens intently fights for the extra _vardage. �Carlos Alamo takes flight as he catches a perfect pass from Kevin Coleman for six points against the Rams. After handling the snap from Aaron Springfield, Kevin Coleman holds the ball while Mike Sanche~ swiftf.v boots it through the Ltprtght.\. Coach Mike Heatherly receives a wet tradition after the Glads win the hard joLtght victory against orthglenn in the state plamffs. 59 �,JIJNIf) ll l'illlS I'rY l~f)f)'rlliliJJ Dennis O'Brien stretches for that extra yard while battling through Doherty's defen ive line. Charging dm~n the field, David Carter brings the J. V. Glads a little closer to victory. 60 J.J. Campbell and George Wynn deliver a devistating blow to a Doherty Spartan. �Chevy Martin starts off the game with an amazing rush against Doherty. Mike Bishop and Chevy Martin practice hard in preperationfor their garne. First Rm-.·: Come/ius Mays, Dan Gray, Robert Girard, Raymond Vaught, Mike Miller, J.J. Campbell, William Phillips, Ray Valde'-. Second Row: David Vigil, Steve Lorerren, Tommy Miles, Hamilton Bohanan, Jolm Romeo, A.J. Morse, Jon ykdra, Mike Bishop. Third Row: Coach Paul Macrenato, Chad Gutierre-, Chris Green, Chris ewlandgadea, Ryan 0 'Rourke, Wilhelm Pere-, Elisha Volanos, David Carter, Coach Chris Tabeling. Forth Row: Carrie Danduran (manager), Luke Williams, Chevy Martin, Kevin Hoodger, George Wynn, ick Mcintire, Shawn Steffenson, Chris Kolmhert, Chris Traut, Randy Deveau (manager). Fifth Row: Mike Hays, Mark Thompson, Kevin Hill, Joe.v Chisolm, Kyle 0' eil, Zack Deets, Dan Baker, Robert Cooper, George mith. 61 �Thi. yearth LadyGlad. workedhardatdoingtheirbe t. Janie Me Vey was on the pitcher' . mound pitching it up for the Lady Glad . Thi year' team put determination and hard work into practice. and gam . . With a ho. t of rookie , the player worked hard at pulling together to make their team the be. t it could be. 'The Lady Glad lot throughout th ftball team improved a ea on. The . enior provided excellent leader hip for the younger player ,"commented Coach Mile . They were determined and played every game a. if it were the champion hip. "Practice makes perfect" wa the phrase that ran through their mind . Good job Lady Glad ! The team discusses important strategies against their opponents to win the game. Lisa Harrison (JO)jwnps lzighforafly ball to take out the opponent\· batter for a \'trike. hoping with all her might that the ball WtH cau~/11. 62 �FRONT ROW: Shawma Smith ( 10), Latisha Corral (9), Brande Gieck ( 12), Erika Kinhofer ( 10). MIDDLE ROW: Jennifer Birchfield (ManaE?er, 11 ), Janie McVey ( 12), Lisa Harrison ( 10), Dawn Everling ( 10), Amy Bryant ( 12), Lisa Lombardo (9). BACK ROW: Shellv Miles (Coach), Debbie Loscal-o (9), Stacv . Wallick ( 12), Jennifer Fuhrman ( 10). Amy Bryant ( 12) bunts the ball past the pitcher for a run to first base. Gelling the ball past first base is verv important so she gets to first withow being tagged out. As the opponent's pitcher looks on, Janie McVev ( 12) 1·/ides into home for a run for the Lady Glads. 63 �Mr. Mike Biondini is the J. V. tiftbal/ coach and proves he is the right man for the job. By tucking his shirt in and pulling his shorts up, he shows his Izard work and dedication to the team when thev need to get down to business. · ll111eell Harll'ard ( 10) co11centrate.\ onll'here her hand needs to be to make the ball go for a strike against the opposing team. ---1!111 Paula Kla{JJ..r (9) drills the ball to t!ie opponent for .lfrike one. he 1.1 one oft he many freshmen to prove her wortfi to pla)jor Widefield. I FRONT ROW: Samantha Leblanc ( 10), Kathy Morales ( 10), Kim Byrne (9). SECOND ROW: Kath.v Muchacha (9), Deb Zabko (9), Kim Harris ( 10), Sara Thompson (9), Lindsa_v Fugate (9), Paula Klaffky (9). THiRD ROW: Janeen Hayward ( 10), Laura Maddox (9), Mandy Cohen ( 10), N_vkol Terrell (9), Barb Mutwz (9), hannon Cohen ( /0), Jennifer Stewart ( 10). BACK ROW: Karen Wagen (Coach), Mike Biondini (Coach), Amv Bream ( 10), Annaliese Johnson (9), Tonya Mooningham ( 10), Jes.iica Vamzingen ( 10), La~trence Fugate (Coach). �, • With man) of the matches and tournaments coming down to one or two strokes, the golf team was very competitive this year. Leading the way were two eniors, Mike Strasner and Justen Powell. The high point of the year was when Jus ten Powell to k first place at regionals and qualified to go up against the be t in state. When asked what po. itive thing. came out f this season, Coach Greg Dahlberg said,"This was a ery good year. Ju. ten went to tate, which wa the first gladiator to go for seven years. WeaL o had had to fre hmen who played three and four spot, which will set a trong foundation for next year. With that kind of leader. hip, we were able to shoot a 170 in match play, which i one of the lowe t cores in recent years." Obviously, this year has shown great improvement over the Ia t couple of year and Coach Dahlberg can really be proud of hi. golfer . Front Row: athan Bartel, Mike Strasner, Justen P(me/1, Kent Monte/ Back R(m: Coach Gref? Dalhberg, James Pireral, Eric Moore. Damieon Green. Jason Brennan, Michelle Jaramillo Blasting through the sand, Jason Brennan skillfully puts his go/jba/1 on the green ready to putt for a bi rclie. Justen Powell shows the art of good rhythm and a powerful swing slamminf? the ball 1rell m ·er 200 yards. 65 �(~Ill~ I~ lll~l~ill) Ir r(; Thi year's var ity ch rleader were imply out tanding. Widefi ld i e tatic with their tr mend u talent and dri e. At the b ginning of the year people beli ed that the pre iou. year'. cheerleader. were a t ugh act to follow, but thi. pro ed to be wrong. After a great fall and winter port' a on, the quad were invited to tate final . The Widefield co-ed cheerleader took the fir t place trophy with their nearly flawle performance. Again the quad had the opportunity to tra el to Orlando, Florida for nationaL . To rai e the needed finance , the cheerleader old cookie chee ecake, h ld chili dinner , and reque. ted donation . Aft r a very eventful airplane ride, they arrived in Orlando at 3:00 am Thur da , February 16. Th competition wa quite tough, but the group were able to ee orne of the attraction of central Florida. Egging on the crowd, Kim Macias recites the Widefield cheer during the homecoming game against Liberty. Front Row: Monika Frank, Danna Lethbridge, Shannon McCrystal, Tianna Bowens. Second Row: Beth iewald, Shelmon Brown, Monica Hubbard, Cathy Murphy, Jessica Smith. Third Row: Daffeny !go, Jenny Powell, Torey Wassenburger, Michelle Wilkerson, Karen Rigdon. Back Row: Jon Hodges, Joey Boroz, Jay Gonzale-, Coach Bobbi Harris. 66 Monika Frank and Flynn Zoleta sperform intense stunts in front of a crowd at a home game against Mitchell. �Excited and nen·ous, Danna Lethbridge and hamzon McCrystal wait for their tum to show their scuff at regionals. Beth iewald, Shelman Brown, and Monica Hubbard rest after vigorously cheering in the final minutes of the football game against Boulder. State competition wa our peak, it wa when we were all in tune. -Monika Frank Our quad really improved from la t year, becau e we really put forth effort a a team. -Cathy Murphy 67 �ccer i, a ery chall nging sp rt that r quires great ball handling kilL and det rminati n to b the be, t ne can b . Running around on a field 0 by 120 yard, for ninet minute with nl a fi e minute break in-between each fort -fi e minute period i, n t easy. It take, con, i tancy, tamina, and determination and Widefield did it well. Th y used , kilL they had learned in the previou, yeaL combined with th .·e I arned thi, ear and put them to the te, t. With man rookie player , the veteran had their w rk cut out for them. "The , occer team , are impro ing thi year. Each team ha worked hard to become better," commented Coach Krau , e. The aL did a super job de:pite th weath r, which ranged from un hiny to cold rainy day But in the end, th ir determination never died out allowing them to be the b t they could be. Using great dejensi1•e skills, Chris Bet-:; ( 12) moves the ball up tlze field to one of his offensive playenfor a shot on the opposite team's goal. As Joe Sanche-:; ( 11) shoots for the goal, Coronado position\ itself to counteract. 68 �First row: Dallas Hartle_v, Joe anche::., Chris Bet::., Bobby Cochran, Adrian Murray, Adam Foulk, Pat Boyd, hris Young, Jay Corral, Jon Hodges Second row: u~amze Day (manager), Anne Bourne (trainer), am Byrne, Rodney Armstrong, Dan anche::., Dedn Weadon, Keith McGrew, Joe mat hers, Tommy Harris, Bennett Thorpe, Robbie Tittle, Jake Mende::., Anetria Converse (manager), Kelly Compton (manager), Coach Brvan Krause Dallas Hartley ( 12) swiftly manuevers the ball around Air Academy's defensil'e players for a shot on goal. Umph! Devin Weadon (II) gil·es it all he's got to execute a peifect throw-in for one of the players headed for the goal. �,J. Rwm Cruise execute\· a peifect.fakc to the left to amid hein~ .\lidt' tackled h) one of Le1ri.1 Palmen's players. Sf)f~(~l~ll As Mike Anderson pushes his way ahead, he keep one of Rampart'. strikers away from tlze goal. "I think I can, I think I can," recites Matt Erwin as he recieves a passed ball from the defense to take up the field. Using great offensh·e strategies, Jose Martine~ swerve~ a fake to the right, skillfully missing the two defensive players. Fint rem: Melissa McKinle~ (framer), Ja.\on Moore. Rmn Lacn, Peter Laird, Curti.\ Timms, Jack Grtm, Ryan Curtis, Cameron Coon, Mike Andenon, Ja.10n Ballmger Second rtm: Coach John Holmquist, Matt Enrin, Will Hess, low Mart me::, Dan Hampton, Chri.\ Lauer, Jeremy Hall, Jason Morris, Michelle Wilkerson (manager}, Dehra Prie1·e (mlma~er) 70 �The tenni team had a rou ing year. They hit balL back and forth over the net with more vigor than any other tenni team ever has. They had their hare of lo e , but they had a lot of fun doing it. They enjoyed pre-practice bonding o er chocolate donut and Jolt cola at J a. on "Otto Von Schnitzelpu crankengei cheitmeir" Jaramillo' house, where they relaxed by watching Se arne treet and Mr. Belvedere. For entertainment on th long (and hort) road trip , the team attempted to ing the theme , ong to ' 0' televi ion how , which are now in yndication. There were three player that made it to the , econd round in district , which is the be t Widefield tenni ha done in everal year . The fourth double team of David Hobart and Darrel Cotton won the Fountain Valley Invitational, beating tough competition. The team improved a lot thi year, and they had a great time, making it a ucce ful ea on. Warming up , Jason Jaramillo takes an easy backhand before a match in La Junta. In a grueling match against Liberty, Kwon H_vok hits a passing shot to win the point. Front Ro11: Kurt Strasner, Brian D1hene. Rohert Foler. Lon me chne1der. Second Rm1: Camilce Tal!lm (m£mager), lawn Jar;mzillo. Kll'on Hwk, Dand 1/ohart, Heather Beasle\' ( mana~er) Tlurd Rm1: Roher/ Dum, Darrel Cotton, James Bea.1le_\ . . a ron Lieske, Coach Maruume Arar~on. 71 �Flannel hirt and g r. The girl combin d bagg jean , doe n't ound like th normal dance 1vc ,\(w,\yt.' (ovcd hlp- hop quad, that' becau e it d,\JKC ,\nd when 1go -ch c i n't. But, it wa thi year' oppuR um ry -co Ry ou r (OR p mpon quad. Along r hc sq(~<\d, 1w cn r (OR 1r . with their new coach, Mr . :\',, ,\sh,, c(g,\do Miller, the team went through their hare of rough tim and hard veral n w routine , and chang , but by ticking comp ted at the American together and howing team All- tar Dance Competipirit they came out tron- tion. Mr . Miller com- men ted, "I am really proud of their effort and per erverance. They have had a very hard year and only four of the original member returned from la t year' quad. There were leader that ro e to the occa ion." The team had to hold a econd try out, which ventually lead to the formation the fir t J.V. team ever. O veR,\((. r h1s ye,\R hL\s occn veRy c;x:e~n ng even rhough w e losr ,, {or 0{ OU R ORI[J111M rc,\m mcmocRs. (L/c ve m <Vk\[JCd ro WORk h,\ Rd wh1lc hd vmg ,, {or O{ {Un. WhiCh mL\dC me enJOY r/J(' sc,\son ,,{{ r/J(· moRe. dpr,\111 j,\c mr,\ }ones Back Row: Kenya Johnson, ponsor Mrs. Miller, Manager Brigette Hugh s, atasha Delgado Center Row: Vanessa Greenley, Kely Compton, Yolanda Medina , Tania Blac/.cwell, Angel Schwab Front Row: Debbie Rivera, Melody Martine::;, Captain Jacinta Jon es, Marchelle Uta/an , Lori Cuellar 72 �Santa's little helpers put in some overtime to brighten up the holiday season by delivering Santsa Gram . Team captain Jacinta Jones is always very proud to show her team spirit whenever she can. 73 �Thi. year the 1994 Widefield GirL ' arsi ty volleyball team had quit an e ceptional s a on with si wins and e en lo e . The team wa. led by captian. Melody Redding ( 12) and Shannon McCry tal ( 12), two very trong player who act d a the backbone to an alread) , uperior team of eager player.. The player. completed the . eas n with great enthu ia m, which helped them to play well at di . tricts. Though they only won on of their three matche. , all three went into o ertime. Br nda Lough, coach of the arsity team commented, "Overall, improvement made for a better team and record for the year. The girls had a ery positive , ea on and they created more competition for the other team.'' ''Our volleyball team has shown a lot of improvement and I'm really proud of all we accomplished together. Shannon McCrystal (12) Co-Captain Tracy Gutierre- ( 12 ) reaches to make tm eager return 011 the third. andfi11al hit as Jessica tee11 and Melody Reddi11g watch intent(\ . "We have a lot of team spirit. I'm proud of the way we've played and given our all on the court.'' Melody Redding (12) Co-Captian SITTING: Melod.v Redding, Shannon McCrystal K EEL! G: Daffenv lgo,Li.1a Overbay, Heather tLIIes, Jessica Steen STA DI G: Manager Vernon Carn1-·right, Laura DeFalice, Trac.v Gutierrez. Renee Kelly, Coach Brenda Lough �Don 't nreat the technique expres1e.1 Metod\' Redding in one of her mresome ~ptkes . Laura Defelicedemonstrates that the art of setting i.1 all in the ~~· rists . I got a .1 I got it.' Renee Kelly shows as size prepares for her ~·ery unique spike. 75 �,J\T The 1994 Junior ar. ity Volleyball team had a phenomina1 ea, on with a total of 14 win and 51 , , e, . The girL had , om tough c mpetators, but they , tood str ng till the end. The team was made up of eight girL full of moti ation and continual improvement of kilL. Toward the end of the , ea, on, the girL fini , hed with fir,t place in the , ec nd divi ion finaL at the Doherty In itationals, winning 4 of their 5 matches. To urn up the ea on, JV coach Pau la Reorda commented, "This year the Junior Var. ity girL worked e tremely well together and howed a great deal of tal nt. Mo t of th girL were younger than in th pa. t, and the "I feel the team has had a great season. We had high expectations and met all of our goals with team work.'' Sarah Apodaca (11) eem to ha ever bright future ." 14 wins 5 losses "I feel that this year we really stuck together. Everyone put forth the effort and the skill that make a team what it is." Tasha Kelly (10) SITTING: Amy Sirois, Natasha Kelly K EEL/NG: Sara Apodaca, Melanie Garcia, Julie Gardner STA DING: Crystal Bradley, Jennifer Enderson, Teresa Spann, Coach Paula Reorda �Jennifer bzder.\on spmzg.1 into action for a beautifully execllled tip. True .ll..i/1 i.1 mell\ured h\ hemx read\ for anythinxa.\ Amy Simi 1. Jennifer Endenon, and 5arah Apodaca demonstrate. Crystal Bradley leaps in a show offorce to make the block. �Sf) J»JJ f) II f) Ill~ T()J~I~I~ 7 II.L~I~I~ The 1994 oph more olleyball . eason went well with a total of 6 win. and 4 lo , e .. The t am wa. made up of fourt en girL who howed great talent in their futur . . They worked e tremely well together which made f r a winning . ea n. ophomore c ach andra Lu. b commented, "We began with great enthusia. m, which helped u to excell and improve our kilL . I am ery proud of each and e ery player thi . , ea. on, they worked hard. " Athena Rirera expresses perfect grace and style while executing her powerful ~erve. "This season has been very enjoyable. We accomplished many goals by working hard and doing our best. I also learned alot about teamwork.'' Amber Akin (10) 7 Brooke Marshall and LiYolango watch intentl.v as Michell orton make~ an awesome pass over the net. /IT/ G: Marie/ Garcia, Kathy Thompson ,Liz. Yalongo KNEELING: tacv Lethbridge. Kristin Scuderi . Taryn Lt.u, Brooke Manhall. tephanie Long. usan Phillips STA DING: Stephanie Eberwien, Athena Rivera, Michelle orton. Amber Akin, Amy Specht, Esmeralda ava. Coach andra Lusby �Melissa Philp learns what it means to never say die in the finish in f? moments of the race. Adam mith lead1· the way to the finish line in the last mile of competition. Tara Pelt: (II) stri~· e .\ intentenl\forret another top ten rictorv to add to her collection of ~tins. Cro country require different dedication than a lot of port . You have to be elf moti ated to reach your goal . Thi year' ea on wa very good. With the une pected low turnout, the team turned around and howed much impro ement. FRONT ROW: Mike Johnson, Jake Thompson, Jason Adamson, Aaron Westman, Jon Zav, Chase Burt. MIDDLE ROW Joseph Prueu. Adam Smith, Andrea Brandon, Gma Miller, Eli-;.a Griffin ( MGR) Rachel undermever, Scoff Me abb, Charles Viener. BACK ROW: BecJ.:y Sundermever( MGR}, Anka wk(m, Ellen Reed, U- Boatright, Tara Pelt;:, Jessi Zar. icole Gordon, Melissa Philp, OA H HE RY. 79 �!aria 011e~a show1 her emlw,ia,mlat the game a~ain.1t Rampart. Charmaine Ander50il quietly enjo) her., elf talking to friends at the Renai 1 wn( e birthday partv. Melody Redd111~ a11nuuces 1he Hmnecomim~ queen ca!ldulutel atlw({ri111e duri11~ !he ~a111e a~ain II Liherly. Marie Dtck rCIIIlli/1\ j{JCllll'd on her playing at the Founlain Valle\ C.r\ .R. I:.S. /Jmefit Concert in honor of a i '>llllll uperime11dellt, Phil Cozzie. 80 �Three men in a boat. Darrel ( JOOCJc Prc-1hnmkJ Cotton, Lmmie (with the Big. Bi~. Bi~J Schnieder. and Roher/ (7/u:' Coa~ulator) Foley challen~e the tide in their canoe on the AJ> Bwlo~y calllfJOilt 81 �2 �Heather A her Jason Adamson Carla Agosto Franciv A!?f"UWI Darid Aguirre Ramon Alamo Heath Albaur:h Sheronda Allen Charmaine Anderson Kath) Anderson Tikiya Anderson Michael Applegate Laurie Aragon Dann_v Armstrong Joseph Armstrong Rhiamwn Atencio Adrienne Auge Donny Baca Damon Bailey Tim Bain Feltcw Balster Daniel Barber Jamev Barela James Bea.1lev Kenneth Beckstead Daniel Bell Jenmfer Bellotti Bobby Benyard Christopher BetHelena Bif?ley Jessica Binnehose tacey Bishop Timothy Bishop Brenda Blanton Heather Bode Shannon Boling Jennifer Bolton Anne Bourne Rafeal Boutte Richard Bradley BenJamin Bribach Dawn Brockett Barbara Brown Commescheia Brown Jeremy Brmm 83 �At fir t glanc Je ica Zay eem to b a h enior, yet underneath the e terior i a dedicated oung lady. Je ica wa in ol ed in many different club , acti itie , and organization . During her enior year alone he wa involved in Community of Caring, Band C unci!, Cro Country, Choir, enior ouncil, H , the Renai ance Planning Commitee, and he wa al o the pre ident of the En ironmental Club. In her pare time Je ica enjoy hiking, backpacking, and kiing. In the ummer between her junior and enior year he was in olved in SCA which wa a program at Rocky Mt. ational Park. She built trail and check dam . "Thi put a po itive effect on the community" he tated. he i not quite ur what college he will attend , but he hope to po ibly become a teacher of mu ic or biology. Je ica i a po itive and dedicated role model who et a good examp le for future graduate . "Jessie is the epitome of the best of Widefield's music department. She is a conscientious student, a gifted musician, and a thoughtful member of the ensembles." -Ms. Anna Hamre 4 �Lequeta Brmm Wendy Brmrmtein Ann Bryant Jaron Bryant Cartee Burt Chase Burt Bnan Burtt Cori Bynum Efren Calulot Lennis Campbell Lynette Campbell Adria Campos Jessica Canterbury Kimberl_v Carnes Adam Canon Stephanie Carter Vernon Cartwright Miclzelle ather Marques Ceasar Cindy Chadwick omzan Christie Jeremiah Clark ancy Clark Tiffany Clayton Daniel Colby Joshua Colby Kevin Coleman Rainbow Coleman El'an Cook Tawnie Coon Tywan Cooper Brian Copeland colt Coplan Stacy Col/am Darrel Cot/on 85 �6 �Michelle Cousins Sean Crampton Bryan Crarens Heath Cremhaw Jennifer Crockell Kimber/\ ross Erica Cuellar Ant horn D 'A llessio ChriHopher Darrow Samantha Darrow Carlos Davila Damon Davis Jennifer Deal athan Decker Renee Deguclzi Tanya Deguchi Shannon Delassus Joyce Desmond John Deveau Kathie Diamond Marie Dick Brandon Dildine Andrew Drake Carrie Dra_\ Mary Drinen Angie Drwy Kelley Duncan Jessica Dunlap Brian Duren Jasmin Ebner Melanie Ebner BJ Edwards Roberto Elenez. Paul Eshelman Patience Evans Steven Falcetti lion Fenner Leeann Fergus Tyrone Field\ Joselyn Figueroa Joseph Fine Susanne Fi~her Robert Foley Kelly Fomby Barbara Ford 87 �tephanie Ford Twnika Ford lonika Frank Kendra FrCirert James Fumn Michelle Gan\cltlge Jay3o11 Garcia Gloria Garcia Joseph Geier Andrew Gei~er Stlfena Gianino Stel'en Gibson Brande Gieck Aida Come- Joaquin Con-ale::. oul-lana Gmz::.ale::. icole Gordon Wendy Gra1•e.1 Patricia Greenwood Todd Gref?or Amelia Grisham Tim Gruenwald Gabriel Guerrero Tracy Gutierre::. Crystal Hamilton John Hampton Anthony Handy Michelle Hardwick Paul Harrill Benjamin Harry Dalla.\ Hartley Sabrina Hathorne Alexandria Hatton Brian Headle Laura Hein.\111W1 88 �Steven Mi ner i a enior attending the Wid field Alternati e High chool. He ha attended the chool for the la t two year . He tated,"It accomodate me better. The chool pro ide more on on one with the teacher , allowing the tudent to learn more." The cho l' flexible chedul allow him to work in th morning before chool. te en i employed at the Department of ocial rvice . The job i part of th cia called A.C.E. Thi cla et up interview for the tudent and give credit for working. d i ory teven i part of the Dean' Council which relay what the tudent want to Mr. Eric Thiele who i the ad vi , r of the council. They me t the fir t and third Thur day of every month. He wa elected a the tudent of the month for December and repreented the alternati e chool at the Lion' Club monthly dinner. Mr. Turn r, the principal f th alt mative chool, tated," I really con ider teve one of th fine t tudent at thi chool. He i very cooperative and ju tan all around go d kid. We were very proud that he wa elected to repre ent u ." Steven enjoy playing ba k tball, rai ing French lop rabbit and fixing up hi. car. In the future te en would like to pur. ue a career a an F.B.I. agent. 9 �Derrick Hendrix Jone/1 Hemande-: Jon Hodges Can Hoffman Rick Hoines-Brumback Luke Hoppe Melody Horton LcVar Howard Brian Howlett Jason Huber Brigette Hughes Desiree' Hull Daina Hunt Daffeny !go Christopher Iron Cloud Vane sa Jackson George James Jason Jaramillo ascha Jason James Je~~·e ll Felicia Johnson Kenya Johnson Serena Johnson Cassondra Jones Jacinta Jones Kris Jones athan Juare- Adrian Kalaveshi Renee' Kelly Lisa Kidwell Christy Kieselstien Misty Kincaid Corey Kinnard April Knittle Robert Kohutek Yaroslav Kovaltchuk Laura Krueger Charles Kruser Hyok K~-.·on Jennifer La Plante Stanley Lacroix Kent Lambert Christina Lamplough Michael Larsen Georgina Larvie 90 �91 �92 �AndreH Latrell John Law1· Eric U.1~enh~ Bryan Lee Jennifer Lexmpi DH anu' Leon Lisa Leon-Guerrero Danna Lethbridge Markus Lettner Katnna Le~tis Ardelle UJpe~ Carolyn Lope~ Carl Lww Matthew Lww Rose Machuca Kim Macias Michael Macias Tomas Maestas Albert Malclum Jeff Mw;errison Braxton Mark.\ Josh Marquardt Brian Marshall Michelle Martin Branden Martine~ Dwme MartineMelody Martine- T.J. MartineMaml\ Masarik Janette Mavchl(er Angelee Matthe~rs Brenda Mattson Melissa May Christopher Mayes Cornelius Mayes icole Mcbride Adam McCusker Ke\·in McCra.~ Sluuuwn McCnstal Matthew McCullough Jackie McDonald Scott Me ahh Amanda Me ew Janie McVey Yolanda Medina 93 �94 �Chad Meimer-Simeros Jake Mendes Christopher Merillo Brian Met:f?er Tammy Michael~ Brandon Mile.\ Christopher Miller Denni.\ Miller Rene Miller Steven Misner Perry Montgomel} Roberta Monto}a Chris Moore Danielle Moore Michelle Moran Corinna Mota Jack Myers Rudy ailor Jeff Nance Joyce aylor Christopher evin James Nicandro Erin NiederHauser Brian Nierode Beth Niewald Andrew ikirk Megan orrington Melissa Odom James eal Maria Ortega Timothy Otwell Lisa Overbay Jolm Padgell James Palsrok Christopher Parola Marcos Pena o· Christina Pere: Lisa ?ereMike Pere: Christopher Perf}' Carrie Petersen Melissa Philp Kardia Pinckney Crist_v Pope Jenny Powell 95 �Justen Powl'll Kyle Pres1/e\ icole Pre )Oil Jason Pruerr Louana Prunty Del'ona Puhuw.wa Kimberly Qucmey Charissa Quiambao ikki Quintana Michael Rankins Ryan Rayborn Melody Redding Linda Richardson Ross Richardson Kare11 Rigdo11 Julie Riley Debbie Ril·era Jason Roberts Brook Robertson Michelle Robertson Farrah Robinson Jeffrey Rockerr Robert Rodrigue~ adia Romero Leyda Roski Tabitha Ruby Jennifer Rust Omar Saldana Michael Sanche~ Monica Sanders Lonnie Schneider Angelique chwab Brandie Scorr Angeline Seay Myron Seager.\ 96 �Hearing the complaint of her fellow tudent , Chel ia Smitty decided to do ornething about them. Late la t year he ran for tudent council winning the eat of vicepre ident. Now he enjoy working for a better Widefield through tudent cabinet. In her pare time he like to run, to read and to cook. She wa a member of the track team where he wa the team captian. She ran the 400 yard open, and the anchor for the 400 meadly relay. Coach Mile remarked on her uperb leader hip kill . She enjoy math even though he doe not have time to take any cia e becau e of her comitment to the apprentite hip program. Everyday after 4th hour Chel ia leave Widefield and goe to the Broadmoor Hotel for orne hand -on training, a a chef a i tant. She plan on following her dream of becomeing a chef by attending John Whale University in Rhode I land. Live today because no one ever promised you tomorrow. -Chelsia Smitty 97 �9 �Russell Shaiffer Ke\ in Sharkey Michael Slum Mananne Shelton Je./fre) Sher-rod George Simpson Tanika Simpson SU'~an Slusher Ce/est Smelts Carolyn Smith Jeuica Smith Katie Smith Kristi Smith Chelsia Smitty Kimberly Spainhour Aaron Springfield Leah tankiewic eil Stensberg Gordon Stephen Jennifer Stewart Kurt Strasner Michael Strasner Anke Stuken Heather Stutes athan Thompson Bennett Thorpe Kay/ee Timms Louis Trujillo Christopher Tumbaga Julie Turk Eli-abeth Valde-:: Gilbert Valen-uela Brandan Vargo Leonard Vaughn Charles Vernier James Vess Gina Vialpando Jadene Villagome:; Carolina Villarreal Robby Vinyard Jennifer Wa~ner tacy Wallick Richard Ward Darryl Washington Torey Wasserburga 99 �Eric U.'hite amuel White Heather Wih.1 Jason Williams Thoma Williams ichole Willian Rachelle Wi e Yuna Won Jon Paul Wri!:ht Shauni Wyatt LaPray Yarbrough Jes ica Zay 100 "Taping i all in the angl ." Thi i · the ad ice that Joey Fine would give omeone going to do what he loves to do. If you are wondering what it i that J ey doe , he' a student trainer. He heard about the program when he was in junior high and got into it hi ophomore year by taking both the ba ic and advanced cla e and participating in the after school program. He ha been the trainer for many port , most recently the Varsity Football and Girl ' Ba ketball teams. Joey hope to go to the Univer ity of Wyoming and get a degree in nur ing and practice a a registered nur. e and a certified athletic trainer. A an RN he feels he will have more versatility and variety in hi job than if he wa strictly an athletic trainer. To pur ue hi intere t in nur, ing, Joey entered the A VP program with PPCC and attend cia e there in the morning and come to Widefield in the afternoon. In addition to tudent training, J ey i · al o involved in hamher Wind , Eagle Scout , and coaching ba eball and football through the city park and recreation programs. �Eli~abeth Valde~ looks pretty, but the outfit doesn't seem to match the surrondings. Luke Hoppe hefts a heavy load while showing his pride marching in his senior year Homecoming Parade. . l tapes "the man of a million names", Joaquin Gorrale~'s, wrist before he has to "exert " him elf cheering for a football game. Jenny Bellotti works hard backstage on the lights of Charlie and the Chocolate Facto a ·. 101 �Jame5 Funny, after working hard in the game against Liberty, watches intensely as hi.1 jellow teammates do their stuff 102 Daffeny !go and Mike Strasner break into an impromptu dance during the second Renaissance birthday party. �Fourth hour AP Biology boards the last trailer bound for the high school from Windmill Gulch. Felicia Bali.~ter carries her flag with typical Gladiator pride in the Homecoming Parade. 103 �Kel'in Coleman, Chri Tumbaga, and Lenny Vaughn were three of the four fir t el'er Homecoming King candidates. Jessica Smith, Danna Lethbridge, Shannon McCrystal, and Beth ei~1-·ald relax dancing the Cotton-eyed Joe while celebrating the Renai. san e birthday party. Tawnie Coon and Jennifer Rust soak up a bit of the left over summer sun during lunch. 104 �Lisa Overbay does her part for the math club service project--cleaning the math deptment computers. Lequeta Brown sings beautifully and expressively at the Renaissance Evening of Excellence. Heather Stutes smiles pretty for the camera on picture day. of/995 Motto: "Destin_v is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it i not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. " Color : Forest Green, ilver and Fuclz ia Flmt•er: Gladiola lOS �Kdly ompton ( 10) inquire' about AnapoiH Na\'ltl AcademY at college nH;lrt 011 Octoher 13 . .Su 7 ie Cltapma11 ( 10) .\i11g1 a 111lo at Phil Co::::ie '1'fareu·el! umcert . .!amn Full II_\' ( 12) and _ _ till 0111 forms for Collc~l' lug/11 on Octoher 13. Clw: Peoples ( II) han~.\ out between claues. 106 �Mit lwei Hollallll (I 0 ). M iche/1 Hollancl (I 0 I, ]a_\ Holland ( 11). Kritina Emns (I 1). Emilie 01/e ( ), all(/ l.ecjuita Brown ( 12) ~l'l dmrnfor the Homecoming Dance. 107 �r\be( '· )unloRs-C(c\ss or '96 Hanging out in the Home Economics kitchen, Genevieve Crocket ( 12) and Brandy Bumwoth (II) try out their baking skills for the Alternative School. Full of charm and their own unique. tyle, Widefield' . junior cia . repre. en ted what'. best about our school. They started the year trong and ended it with a bang, accepting every challenge that came to them. Even with the overcrowded hallways and pu. hy. eniors, the clas of '96 . till managed to leave its mark at Widefield in the '94'95 chool year. 108 �Darcev Abel Jo.1epi1 Abella Poncho Ahevta Steven Adam.\ Tawnie Adam~ Corv Agner Carlo.\ Alamo 'hellv Albaugh Holly Albert Bndgette Alewnder Tahlia Allen Airel Almre;: Adam Anava Jolen Ander.1011 Sara Ander.1on Fred Andrews Jessica Angeline Sarah Apodaca Jtmm~ Arellano Yai.1h~t Armour Jessica Arm.\tead Justin Amell David A va/o.\ Dondre A~ ery Miguel A 1 ita Serena Baile} Giol'llnni Baerga Rosalind Baldun.1on Maria Barron Valarie Banho/ome1~ Heather Bartlett Heather Beaslev Bobbv Beam Wmrietta Beck Mistv Beeman Slwwnta Bell Heather Bel/olli Richard Bennel/ Markeith Bern Jennifer Birclif;eld Angela Bisa!(lia Chris Bi.1lwp Rekita Blair Thoma.\ Boatman Mike Bogan Eleanor Bonoan Heather Book Joer Boro· Tiaiuw Bowem Brian Bo1~·er Kristi Bovd Andrea Brandon Shannon Braun Shannon Bray Ja.1on Brennan Brandon Bri!(!(.\ Tonr Bri::::ie Susan Brockel/ Chris Brooker Anumda Bro1111 Mike Brmm Shelman Brmm Jermumer Bryant CLc\SS 0~ '96 109 �Bt·nJwnin Budd Dm·id Bullman Sheri Bum1 wn B1nu• Jn.1ica Cale1 Eric Calnan Rohal Camp/n·/1 replwni~c· Campbell u::wmt: Chapman Ht:ctor Clu11·e1 Jorgt: Clu11·e.1 Victor Clu11·es Clint Chri.llt 11.\t:n t:lh Chrislte Lim Chri.1ropher.1on Beck.\' Cloud Bohln Coclmm Darin Cockrum Jennifer Coker Erica Collicl.. aomi Co/lim Ke/1,1 Compron Anerria Com·er.\ e Josh Copple Cnsllna Cordon Darin Cn·.1.1 Enn Crou Nicole Crmt·e Ton\· Cmmle\ Carizy Cm::. - Erika Cuellar Gabriel Cuellar Wanda Cunningham Jemufer enAmy Daf{ue Calandra Dm·i.\ Karct.'l' Dm·i.l Laim1 De Feltce Chanda Dee\ lenni Derliu.\ Brian Dii1ene All non Die J..s �Dane/ Dmeen Jollnwllan /)ionne G1n'n Dodd Mall /)onuer Chri.\ titw Ducf...north La '>honda Duncan Chri.l lopher Duran Rebecca Duran Ju sten Dun en Tim Ebem ·em Gumr Eller Jo.1h .EIIi.1 Jenmfer Endenon Su~anne £nne/ Christina Emns Matt E~ef...iel Daniel Fad/a Dm·id Faler Amr Farln Elaina Fenne1mld William Fisk A ven Florence Heidi Flores Sherr; Ford Tanm Ford Adriano Foreman Jackie Fra::ee Chri.1 Fra::ier icole f redinbur~ Dmm Galla~her atalie Gallegos Melanie Garcia Julie Gardner Scot/ Garrell /an Gerrit.1en Chern Gib.\011 Shdt m G1b.1on Briantl Gildar Michdle Gimer Jennifl'r Gla.\co Jamie Glennon Fernando Gon::ale:: C[o.ss o~ '96 111 �A't•l·in Grm /)amicon Green Zaclz Gran Vam 1.1a Grn n!t·c 1:/i:a (,riffc Jason Griftitlz Lt·i~lz Grimm Angela Guidry Rom! Hackenherg Bohhr Hall Eli~aiJetlz Hall MiJ...e Hall Adam Hampton lame.\ 1/andr Clzri.1 Hann; Curti.\ Hani ~fo111que Harding Alana Harris Tmmn1· Harris Crwg Hmrker Laura HtmJ...e.\ Jennifer Hem J...i11.1 Dwui Have.\ Taryn Heimer lk!ia Hej]i'man Rohin Hl'lulee Brwzcf1 lfenclrick.\ Can· Ht·niT Tri.1iza Hl.'l;n. Bryan Ifill Stele Hinds Brian Hiser Heather Hod.1on Ja.\On Holland Lisa HopJ...in.1 Dominique Homes.\ J01/z Hov tonica 'Huhhard 11'.1.1e Hudkin.1 Katrina Huj]man Dedrick Hn·fze Joe luli �,£··. ~Gl0ies.tio.s '-- .. ~"-- _,til .. -- ..1t'lisw Jud..lo/1 Jacob Jaramillo .. fichellc Jaramillo Rod11e\ John1011 Tiff am Joh11 11111 rravi ~ Joh/1\011 Jert'mwh Jo11es Jimmv lone.\ Carlos Juare;: ick. JustillRer Arhe11 Ka/m·e.1hi Chns Ke11dall Sha11e Ken11edv Kendra Ken:v Jejj Ka.\e\ Ka Irina Kilst rom Michelle Ki11~ Jod1· Kin11ey Enc K1rk. Tohi Kito11 1k.i Crv.lfal Kless Ka1ie K11opp Marla Kolwtek. Slwu11 Krat: A11a Kreu~er Ja.1011 Lajjler Lauru l.L1jjler Micah l.L1Jjler Tanm Lambert tacr l.Lmdreth Chris Lauer Ju.lfm Lee Bon11er Leedom Blair LiRhl Jose Lope:. Josh Lueck. Kale Luji /.mac Lumber~ Bill Lute11 Je11nifer Mac Cube Jamit' MacLeod Jnn; .'1.1aei/U\ CLc\SS 0~ '96 113 �Angela la~nu.1on Jamt'\ laier JO.It'{lh '>laicr /.(/f/1' .".fap/e Brian Martin Gre~ .\!arlin Auhrn \.fortine~ J01·e Jfartine: frank Mataipule ngela Me Clmke\' Michelle Me Clurg CourtneY Me Carmie James Me Co\\'an iclwle Me O\' Lisa Me Glothltn Keith Me Greu Michelle fc Keal Melissa Me Kin/e\' Patrick Medina , ick Afedlock Jenni(i:r '>fcredith \.land\' \.lan·in Darid Me.der te1·e Met::.S?er '>fane J1irenda Amy Mondragon John Moore arah Morris Marv-Ann Muehlbauer Catliy Murphy Adrian Murr£1\' Chris Muse · Donna ewkirk Annie Ne1~man Christina onnan David Norris Jimm) Norris La! ri;·e orris .'1-firmu/a 'orn'.\Pern- (1\\-/in Eric 0 'Donnell Frank 0 'Llut.!ihlill teplumil· Oakley Bro11\ Ohlhrecht athan 0/il·er Edda Ortega Tim Olio Carol\11 Oxle\' Mall Paddack. Christina Palmer Jessica Palmer Rhiamwn ?ardis Mike Parrish Tara Pelt::. Char/e.\ People.\ Daniel Perc: Eli:ahcth Pere: Jame.\ Perr\' Mike Penad Am\' Peterlt'n Stei·e Picken.\ Tract'\' Peanon There:1a Pill.1hury �JumoRS-Class OF '96 Andrew Tobin (II) and Jemz(fer Co.u (II) prepare to jam a little l!{ter marching band. Melissa Coates ( 10) mixes hatter for the Altenzative School. 1 -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CL(\SS 0~ '96 115 �Jame1 Ph·eral Stacie Pollard rommr Pon.1 ft'li.1.\a Porrm Trari.1 Porter Bradln Pmrell Km1 Prather herrv Pratt te1·e Presse1· Dehra Priel'e Jason Pruett Joseph Pruett Toni'CI PullltH'SI'a Melissa Quidaclwv l.inda Quinlan Sham/ Rancourt Kun Rarhom A!onique Redden Mike Riccardelli Kristina Rice Jennifer Riggan Mike Riter Adrienne .Ritter Amanda Ri1·era Amr Rh·era Amhonr Robert.\ Honor Robert!, John Rohert.\011 Jennifer Rohinson Shameka Rodman Jennifer Rodrigue· Amv Romero Stan· Romero Rehecca Rouse Barn• Rupuan Paul Ruppert Carr Rushford Rohhie Sack James Sackett Jeff Sadler Kri.ltie Salem Joe S'wzclze• �Ro.wlmda Sanchez Anthon\' Sanden Kendra Saunden Jackie Sa11 i/1.\ki Tran Schneider Daniel Sclwenfelt Marlo Sclwdel Brmn Scoff Joseph Scrogg.1 Tricia Seidel Carolvn Servant Danujn Slumkling An11ela Sharp Stephame Shwpnack Zach Slum Veronica Shell John Shenwod Felicia Shipman Mistv huff Andrea Silva Jennifer Silvis Robert Simmons Monique Sims Christie Slowan Pe~gy Slll.lher Adam Smith Dan Smith Jimmv Smith Mall Smith icole mith Stacev mith Vincent Sou·a Clinton pencer Priscilla Spilotro Garv Stamm Wa.vne tarke\' Jaime teele Jessica Steen Mike Stein Amw fl•phen GarY Ste1·ens Jef/Stewart C(o.ss of '96 111 �.. ., . . . . sr1 cek . . . il':·~~, r T.~ Dm ul 5111£ .I f:nca Stoudl Canclr \"wlhoda Todc( 1mrt Jaoniah S1wrt; Candice Tatum Kellr Tar/or col/ Ta\·/or Lann· Thoma.\ Darid Tlwmp.1011 Jacob Thompson Amanda Tidrick Aaron Tim/ill Amv Tinkle Rohbic Titfle Andrn1 Tobin Jnm({t:r Tripp Lind1n Tulfle Marchelle Untalan lw1vn Ureda Danie Van Alstine Jessica Vanarnum Rebecca Vanterpool Eddie Vi~il William ~'illeneure ,\-!arcus ~'mcol/ John Volww.\ Jesse Wagner Ni/.:/.:1 Wulden-Calahwz Janice Walker Sonia Walten Curtis Wanow.1ki Wendr Ward Erika· Warren Je.\ .\ tea Warren Aubrey Watkin\ De~ 111 Weadon Rachel Wearer Jill Webb mhun Welch Brad Well.\ Da1·id We.ltllwn 118 ·~ ;1;. �Chm Wlu•l'ler Mall Wheeler Meli.1.1a WherrY Veronica White Mike Whitley Melanie Whilnwn Li.w Vr'hitnev Mtche/le W[IJ...er.\on Brad Wi/lwm.\ Mandv William.\ loch Willt.\ Kn.i Wi /son 81 ro11 WinJ...Iehaua )teplwnie Wiw Brvan ~'r'olfe Yon11 Wolfe Carlo.\ Wright Cori Wri11ht Sean Yother Chris £. Young Chri.1 M. Younx Sandra YOLIII.li Shaun Yunker Paul Zani rephwue Lcm;;:ig Fl\1111 Zolew C(c\SS 0~ '96 11 9 �Smiling for the camera, Jennifer Riggins (II), prepare~ to shoot a story for KWH morning news, during the Homecoming football game. Admiring Tommy Harris'~ (II) car, Marlo Schude/ (I 1) jumps into the driver's seat. Slightly annoyed, Pat Ditullio ( 10) and Jeanette Beaupre ( 10) impatient/_\ await their schedules. Kelly Compton (II) stands on the sidelines watching the soccer team practice. �Posturing for the camera is Zach Green (I I), during school picture day. When not laughing, Heather Bellotti ( 11) controls the lights for "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." Savorv mustard and pickles make the perfect accompanimellt to the cu/linarv treats ser1.·ed in the cafeteria in the opinion of Laura Thomas ( 10). CC_o.ss o~ '96/'97 12 1 �SophomoRes-Crass or '97 Melissa Henwood ( 10), Chantel Smith ( 10), and Tom Pons ( 17 ) prepare the balloons and decorations fo r the Homecoming dance. Full of charm and their own unique tyle, Widefield '. junior cla repre ented what's be t about our school. They tarted the year trong and ended it with a bang, accepting every challenge that came to them. Even with the overcrowded hallways and pushy enior , the cla of ' 96 still managed to leave it mark at Widefield in the ' 94-'95 chool year. �Kerin Adam.1on Brandon Ahr AmhaAkin Michdle Alexw1der Karin' Alford Ahel Anava E'mnn Ander\'l'n La Chanda Ander.\Oil Michael Anderson Teneka Ander.1on Ke1·in Andrew.\ Alon: o Ara'(on Jerome Archer Nicole Armour Lati.1/w Arm.\ trong Danielle Auxe Andrea A mlo.\ Juanita A 1·i/a Joshua Avers Daniel Baca Dan Baker Woodr<m Baker Jason Ballinxe1 Dm·id Barrera Michael Bartee Genartia Battle John BaunH{ardner Donald Bau.\mWl Jeanette Beaupre Adam Beck Venda Beckstead John Bedel Stacey Behrman Andrea Bell Melanie Bell Turkesa Bell Brian Beltran Michael Benneman Paco Benne/1 StaceY Berthwick Cwui\ Bet::.ler Kmie Bi.1hop Michael Bishop Tanw Black11·ell Joseph Chris-Bianton Eli:abeth Boatright Tomika Boddie Men Boelter Hwmlton Bohanan ich Bonine Tim Bo11·en Jeff Bower hmm Bower Patrick Bowl Cn·sutl BradleY Joe Bradlev Josh Brwnhila Amber Brantlev Amy Bream Di Earle Brigham Diana Br1.1tol Darn·/ Bro.1trom Vaneua Br\'lmt C(c\SS Of- '97 123 �~'eronicJUt' Bryant Gma Buchunwz Ro~cr Bzu/je11.1J..a Suclcc• Bum~amcr !run Burdt•n Ryan Bur~ns Brandon Burnham Laura Burton Jessica Buslnmv athan Butler · Marissa B\'me Jason Caddick Nicci Calahan Richard Callwzm Lemw Calip Shinn· Can non Jot· Cantrell Chri.110pher Cardenas Iarissa Carlson John arnev David Carter Heather Cartmell Francisco Casias Christv Cates Amber Camnaugh Edward Chapman Isidore Chare;:. Shwznen Chri.1tian1en Traey Christemen Olivia Cilllas Katherine Clarke Mistv Cline Brian Cobb Mandv Cohen Shamion Cohen Michelle Coil Oli1 ia Collins There.w Collin\ Cameron Coon Robert Cooper Romzic Copper Sherry Cooper �Ja.10n oplan f rwiAil' Core/om John Corral fijj(mt Couxlrlin nl(ie Council Jenniji•r Cor Bohln Crwx Jason Crampton Shane Cre111lww Andre•~ Crou Rwm Cru~ Lon Cuellar Lowwrda Cumming.\ Dwrielle Daixle Jamie DailY Clwrle1 Dallm Kan Dandurand mher Dm·idson Benjamin Davis John Davis Nicole Da vis Ted Dm•is Su;:anne Day Nick Decker Zach Deet.\ RandY De1·eau Mall Devliu1 Darid Dickey Roher/ Dion PatricJ.. Diwllw Laura Dahler Heath Dohms Rich Doliiwe Luciirda Dorsev Angel Don· · Hem her I)ouglas Jason Droheck Christte /)uncwr Jason Dunn Russell Durga Brian Durlwm 'h·ole Ehalwrt CL(\SS 0~ '97 125 �tt:phanie Ebem·ein Heather Eichlwl=: Darid Elejallte Fred Elli.1 Shaun £//mer.\ Lara Elll'e/1 Anyeka En~land BeckY £/liner fall .Em in ickY Espino::a Dmm £1·erlin~ Edna Jeanette Fa/u TraC\' Felch Elai1ie Femlick Leah Feucht Jessica Fichter Raquel Figueroa Richard Figueroa Tanja Fillinger David Fiorillo Garrett Fischer Steve Fisher Christopher Fit;::patrick Lujlossi Flournoy Tiffany FolrJoseph Foster Adam Foulk Frank Fmnhee Jennifer Fo11-Jer Marlinda Fox Mike Frost Jennifer Fuhrman Ivan Garcia Marie/ Garcia Precious Garcia Ulises Carew Benjamm Garland Jennifer Garlm1 Carol\-n Garl'in Kellr "cernum Dwiiel Gibson Laura Gi/hert �__ -- ,.. ..--....... _ ...... ~ ~' Du.\ttn Gilday u:anne Gile.\ Mike Gille1pie orman Gillard Robert Girard Wendv Glick Courtney Gramsch Daniel Grav Chris Gree;l Deborah Greemmod Knill Griffin Dm·id Grim George Guerrero lame.\ Guess Joanne Guevara Orlando Gue~·ara Heather Guidrr Chad Gwierre": Marv Gurrero Mmiique Gtrman Jeremv Hall Danie) Hampwn Josh Hansen lume Hansford Tim lla/1.\ford Kim Harris Kristi Harris Usa Harri.1on Carol Han:n 1iclwel Hm~·ke.\ Jason Htm·l..ins Michael Hm Janeen Hav.ward Joshua Heckert Heather Heinrich Meghan Heimman Robert Henderson Ktmherly Henr-r Diane Hensinf?er telina Hemmod Rwm Herrin Trhlw Hl·ulcr C(o.ss o~ '97 127 �Daria11 Hic/...1 Lillia11 Hidalgo Denise Higler Jellni}t·r Hill Kevi11 Hill ·arah Hilma11 Julie Hi11es David Hobart We11d\ Hoe11ig len/lifer H(1fjina11 Tim Hoffinan Je11nifer Hohert; Brian11e Hoi11e1·- Brumhack MiclweiHolland Mitchell Holland Kel'in Hoodjer Crystal Hopper Tijjimie Holl'ard Augustine Hucke Jeremv Hunter Jose Husband James Hutchings Christina /go Eli::.abeth Jackson Stacie Jackson Leonard lame.\ Jessica Jan·e1 Anjelique Johnson Jade Johnson Jamie Johnson Josh Johnson Mandie Johmton Crvstal Jonef Sa~die Joseph Sindie Joseph Sheri'\' Ju stus Theresa Kane Hiedi Ka.\a Shawn Kastl Julia Ke/1) Da/on Kennedy Jennifer Ketcham �Dwi~ht Kin~ Erika Kinhojer Andre11 Kinner t.flclwe/ Kipp · Rachel Kirchmann lime Kirk Joel Kirkland Marcu .\ Kinchhaum Roher/ Kmght Tijfany Koenig C/m.1 Kohner/ Je.1.1ica Krajcm·ic Ste1·l'll Krie~ Michelle Kuhn R~:hekah Lajfertv Peta Laird Demetriu.\ Lamh Brian Lmnmert Kevin Lanning Me/am· l-t1n1wve Jacqueli Laplcinte Aaron uwb Tarml-tn Alherta U1~ard Samantha LeBlanc Dmee Lee tejimi Lee Melinda Leeper Beck\' Leffert) Darid Lehmer J.D. Lemmer James Lenard Jes.Hca Lessard tacy Lethbridge Christopher Lienhard Shar/a Lillie teplumie um~ teve Loren:en Derrick UJI'e Errick 1-tl\'e 'ico/e Luera Rene Lustica C(c\SS 0~ '97 129 �OJc\c Cabe Scot .Hac Cabc Me!tssa Machado Catherine Machuca Laura Mculdo.\ Paul Madrid he/lev A1alan Danie"tle ,'\.fanning '.tic/wei '>farc::ak Ricardo fare:: Michael Mariscal Demian Mark.\ ophia Marqu e:: Brooke Marshall Chen Martm Aaron Martine:: Jesse .Wartin e:: Elena Mascllf~ er Mike Mason Tamar Ma11hn1 1 JeremY MtL\we/1 c(} 111 U.\ '.1a\'\ Kierra fc ,\,(inch Jennifer .\Jc A.rter Daniellt• Me Cann 'ichola.\ Jfc Cartnn· Tonoccu1 '>fc Clain Julia 1\.fc Clatcher eli Brandon Me Donald Jesse Me Glade icholas Me Imvre Steven Me Kitmev Audrevanna Me Million Andre-It' Me ear Joshua Me New Paul Mead Christina Medina Robert Melan.1on Kristella Mdero Lama Mende.\ And\ Mesa Brmn Ml(·kelwm Jessica Mike Jejjen Mikule1 Megan .'\.files Tommy \file.\ Joleen Miller Jo h Miller Michael Miller Mekisha Mims Jeff Minster Jonathan Mitchell Samuel Mitchell Jerem_\ MontRomery Angelina Montoya Anthom· '>food\' Tonm Moonin~lwm Andrew Moore Jason Moore Reggie Moore Da~·id Moorehead Catln· Morales Amai1da Morf.iWI Robert Morgan 130 �So homoRes-Cl.ass o~ '91 Linda Richardson ( 12) and Kristen Scuderie ( 10) play beautiful music in a concert honoring retiring assistant superintendent Phil Co;:.;:.ie. Laura Maddox's ( 10) writing 5kills make her a valuable asset to the Journalism staff C(~ss o~ '97 131 �1\ndrew Jforom 1 Jawn .tforri.1 Jcnnijer Morr11 Auhin Jfone hdia '>fmhier Can· Mt11phr luumellc Murph\' Kristen Mwch/er Jerel//\' acJ... umscin all Emilr Wll't' Dm·id apier E.1mera/da am SicJ...i Nai'Cirre Canie 'd1on Frank , d1on Therll\a Setlt'.lhetm Chri.1toper Nt'111and~adea Jeff icoll Dm·ill ohle Bradle\' Norris Dal'id Norris Michelle orton Pat ow/in Ryan 0 'Donnell Joann O'Lara Krle 0' eil Heather 0 · 'ei/1 Rwm 0 'Rourke !smael Omar Harn Opsahl Shawn Orti;:-Dm•ila Richard 01·erbav April Overton Vickie 011 ens Kim Pacheco Chri.lfina Paguro Amhu Palmer Garreu Parker Jason Parker Michelle Parker Amber Pe£1.\lev �-~ - Robb1ns Alewndra Pedruz:a Sefion Paciral David Pere'! Rebecca Pere~ Withem Perez Heather Pern TammY Pern Stephen Peters Susan Phtl/ips William Phillip.\ De Angelo Phi/on lenni Philp Tom Pic/..m/111 Rosanna Pilu.\o Rwuh Po11ell Sarah Praetoriu1 Tveislw Pre.\ton Demn Prie.\1 James Prueff Justin Pmett Stephanie Pvle.\ Christie Rwnire~ Ralph Randolph Joseph Rankim £1/w Reed Zane Reed Deborah Reunan Christina Reinking William Rnc.\ Melissa Re\·nold.l Tammarica Rice Keith Richard\ Diane Richardson Paul Rickells Renel/e Ridge11ay Brandon Riggs RudrRims Athe1w Rin·ra Daniel Ril·era Josh Ril·era Ramumd Ril·era Tamula Robbin.\ C(o.ss Of '97 133 �RobeRds Corrine Roherd.1 ".1 i< lwei Roht /'Is Scot/ Rohert.\ Summer Rohert.\ Kmrina Rohtn\o/1 Tran· Rohin.1on Loren Rocha Vanessa Rodrigue::. Jonathan Romeo Jasmine Romero Chris Romo Bmm Rose Craig Ro.H' Ltn·e Ro.1e Melinda Ro.\.\ Kimher!l- Roth Mtclwel Rcm·e Tim Rmn Chel.~ie ack Dominic Sala::.ar Israel. alda11a Monica Sanche: Ronn San Diego Amy Swllil·ik Joaquin Samos Kendra awulen Courtne\ Schaffner Chad Schara April Schmidt Meghan cltnon Rantli chudel £/i;:aheth cot/ Kristen cuderi Daniel eeiYe Jason eggeny Jessica equira Ramwnd Sell'er SonJa Snfartlt Paul Sltmp Dw·icl henmod Ka::eem Shinaha Rmn Shwnan �John Simmon\ Kri.1tine Simon Ju.~hua Simp1on Allen Sum Amy Siroi1 Swidy Slusher Adnan Smtth Chante/ Smith Ervin Smith George Smith Patrick Smith Randy Smith Rtckev Smtth SlutLIIIIW Smith Sherrie Smith Tiffany Smith Joe Smotherman Bohhv Sorden Daniel Sorensen Angela oule Teresa Spann Amy Specht Susanne Stame\' Mvron Stamps Shawn Sttffen.\en Michael Ste1·en.1 Casi Ste1mrt Erin Sre11·art Jennifer tewart Shalllla Stir~ll\ Sophia towel/ Mike Suchocki Christina ullil'lln Rachel undermever Rehecca wulermever Stephan S1rain · Mark. \W/1 Ju1tin II'Ord Jon Svkora Jason Tmptrom Buck Tll\-lor Carlo.\ Tavlor C(c\SS 0~ '97 135 �Joleen Miller ( 10) contemplates on whether or not it's worth showing up for sophomore registration. Sue Lee ( 10) eagerly awaits recieving her schedule on registration pick-up day. �Michael Tavlor Miyoko Ta\·lor Phillip Taylor Stere Taylor Alv.1ia Tekala Corinna Tepley Katrina Thoma.\· Laura 7Jwma.\ Katherine Thompson Mark Thompson Steve Thompson Chri.lli Thurmond taci Tillman Christopher Traut Arlene Treat Codv Trwm Sheila Tuengel Lane Tuggle Emma Tumer Amanda Tuthill Mia Unta/an Sean Utera Rcmnundo Va/de::. Mcirk Valdiri.\ Damn· Valemine Jessica Van Ningen Ramod Vaught Leahi Venning David Vigil Thomas Vi/len lassen Vines Elisha Volanos JeffVolcic Andy Von Seggem Jason Wagner Chri.1toper Walk Tammv Walter Jerrv iVashington Tanva Watkins Justin Weathers Mike Webb Jason Webber Aaron Westman Janet Westphal Mvra Wheeler Barrv White B.J. ·whitne~· Lisa Whitnev Matt Whittaker Franceska Wiggins Petra Wilkins Cera/do Williams Jennifer Williams Josey Williams Pricilla Williams Robert Williams Sarah Williams Tvrone Williams George Winn Christopher Wolthuis Adam Wood Pa~ina Woodt•n Keith Woodwonh C(o.ss o~ '97 137 �ll-lichal'l ~~ ri~ht Jon Wmtt E/i-abeth >'alongo Amanda Famasato Yun Hui Yi miRIW Yun Jonmhon Zav Melanie Garcia Joe Smathers Monique Redden (I 1) is appreciative of Mike Lllrsen's ( 12) help in reattaching her pin Buck Tailor ( 10) deftly repaint's props with his artistic talent for Theather Productions. Kendra Ken-y (II). Anetria Com·erse (II). and Jennifer Trip. (II) patientlv stand in line for Jwuor regotration. ll'hi/e talk in~ about their summer 1·acation 1. �Olivia Collins ( 10) converses with Kathv Thomas (I 0) at ltmch about their combined assignment. Filling out forms for registration are Ted Richards ( 10) and Benny Davis ( 10). KathyA/fred( IO)ishapp_, that 1·he can return back to 1·clwo/ so she can 5ee all of her friend.\ again. Kickin~ back and re(l{/in~ a classic. Kim Rayborn (I 1 ). enjoYS the warm swlli({ht and soft l?rass. C(c\SS 0~ '96/'97 139 �\.fr Boh Tim appl ·\ ice w Pnn Yarlmllll.!h got p/u ·in ' j(JI' Widefit'ld'\ rani(\ (oothullteam. Tu a .\tin~er Uw Leon-Guerrero \'fll mi.\ her 'aturday afternoon video raping the (oothal/ !:lllnt' TO he Ic on 11le --~; J. 1 I 1om in~ Nell'\. Preparing the environmt'ntal c/uh jloatfor the home< oming parade. \tike Stromer and Heglwn Ht'llll'nltlll put the final touches on. Tanmn Walter <mzcentrates before tlze lzalfiime \how. ~- ...... 140 -- �Helptng to rai.1e mone) for JROTC. Enca Stowell and Momque Redden help out with the canrash. 141 �Yearbook R pon ibility, du ation, d adline and tre -all the e word accurately de cribed the yearbook cia . Yearbook i one of the few cia e that actually put real world re pon ibility on the tud nt . The taff n ver mi ed a deadline. That wa due to the taff determination and devotion to making another high quality Widefield High chool earbook. The went to a yearbook conention in October and not only were new and creative idea exchanged, but many of the new nece itie were learned. Of the many chool attending, Widefield won the conte t for the be t page layout . De pite the tre , creating the yearbook wa enjoyable, and rewarding knowing the had made it. Mary-Ann Mu ehlbauer shows that she is snap-happy and will take a picture of anything. Bottom Rm~ : Anne Bourne. Kurt Stramer, Felicia Balster, Chri5tina Pere::.. Mar'>' Drinen. Middle Row:Jamie Glennon, icole Fredinburg, Rachel/e Wise, Erica Collick, Brenda Malison . Top Row: Marlo Schudel, BJ Ed1~·ards, Angela Bisceglca, Damieon Green, Stacey Smith, Melissa Jackson , Katie Knopp, Mary-Ann Muehlbauer, Ad~·isor John Weadon , Heather Beasley. 142 With papers strewn about, the yearbook staff hustles to make one of their deadlines. �James Beasley, Mary Drinen, and Brenda Mattson explode with laughter after James shares his experiences of the day. Rebecca Duran tries to use her down time to catch up on homework while others on the staff are doing their part. lzmm Yunker stares intently at the computer while writing copy. 143 �Widefield Morning News The Widefield Morning New Team wa very beneficial to our chool. The team con i ted of Widefield tudent who worked their harde t to let the tudent body know what wa going on in the chool and the event that urrounded u It took a lot of time and hard work to go out and film all the event and activitie . When it come right down to it, the Morning New Team doe n't know the difference between work and play becau e all they ever do i work their harde t to show u that they can do it and maybe have a little fun in the proce . David Hobart hurries to adjust his microphone while the others are on his tail to get ready to air. First Row: Brandan Vargo, Sponsor Joe Dioni io, Cori Wright, Elaina Fennewald, Li a Leon-Guerrero, Kent La.rnbert, As i tant fzerri Conley. Back Row: Randy Joyner, Brigette Hughes, Linda Richard on, Julie Riley, Mike Macias, Brian Burtt. Not pictured: Michael Jensen, Jason Jaramillo, Candice Taturn, David Hobart. 144 �Journalism At the end of the month during eventh hour cla , every Widefield High School tudent recieve a copy of The Gladiator. Behind thi new paper i a dedicated staff. Mo t people don't realize all the hard work and overtime that goe into the production of a new paper. There are many day when the taff work after chool and during lunch ju t to en ure that they will make their deadline . The tudent are not the only one that put in extra time, their pon or Mr. John Devine practically live in the journali m room before a deadline. Sascha Jason and Corinna Mota give Melanie Garcia an idea for her cop)'. Fir tRow: Mike Macia , Scott McNabb, Cathy Morales, Michelle Cousins, Steve Metzger, Jinuny orri . Second Row: Laura Thorna , Jacqueline LaPlante, Heather Guidry, Angelee Matthew , Corinna Mota, Laura Krueger, Annie Shelton, Melody Horton, Advi or John Devine. Back Row: Tim Bi hop, Arlene Treat, Anjelique John on, Laura Maddox, Melanie Garcia, Crystal Bradley, Mark Sheppard, George Simp on. 145 �Marching Band Left..., Left..., Left..., Right..., Left! The e were the word drilled into the mind of the tudent in marching band. Concentration, patience, and endurance were e ential to urviving thi cla . The people in marching band worked extremely hard after ch ol every day, in thi eighth hour cla to perfect their tep . The tudent upported and repre ented the chool at football game , parade , and variou competition . They did an excellent job at howing how much chool pirit Widefield High School ha "Thi year' band wa much better than last year' not only in mu ical ability, but al o in their togetheme ,"exclaimed Fernando Gonzalez, Band Major. Tonoccus McClain and Tammy Walter are trying to pay allention while waiting for their cue to start, but Tonoccus was distracted when someone yelled, "Camera."' Bottom Row: Jason Laffler, Tonoccus McClain, Jennifer Silvis, Tonya Mooningham, David Bullman, Tyeisha Preston, Jennifer McCabe, Allyson Dicks, Tammy Walter. Second Row: Jay Holland, Jeanette Beaupre, Su•amze Giles, Joyce Desmond, Tiffany Clayton, Laura Dobler, Melissa Machado, Stacev Smith, Kristen Mutchler, Andrea Avalos. Third Row: Mitch Holland, Jamie Johnson, Jessica Palmer, Christina !go, Honor Roberts, Angela Soule, Mike Bartee, Brian Copeland, Arlene Treat, Wendy Brownstein, Rosie Piluso. Fourth Row: Andrew Tobin, Jennifer Hill, Amy Sandvik, Eddie Vigil, athan Oliver, Shane Crenshaw, Katrina Thomas, Maria Ortega, Chris Bishop, Staci Tillman. Fifth Row: ick McCartney, Nicole Luera, Jennifer Cox, William Reyes, Sophie Stowell, Jesse Hudkins, Erika Warren, John Bedel, Robert Knight, Arben Kalaveshi. Sixth Row: Micah Laffler, Kierra Me Aninch, Edda Ortega, Scott McCabe, Jeff icholl, John Dionne, Bill Luten, Jessica Cales, Elizabeth Perez, Fernando Gonzalez. Top Row: La Shonda Duncan, Monica Sanders, Brandie Scott, Robert Hall, Fred Ellis, Tom Boatman, Luke Hoppe, Michelle Jaramillo, Felicia Balster. 146 �Athletic Training Athletic trainer are an important part of any athletic team. tudent training i not an open group. To be a part of the after school program pro pecti ve tudent trainers must pa the ba ic cla , apply and be elected. The cour es teach anatomy, taping and injury evaluation. Trainer become certified in C.P.R. and fir t aid as part of the cia and retain it through the time they work in the program. After election into the after chool program, the trainer attend both practice and game of their a igned team and care for the team's injurie . The tudent trainer do a fine job under the upervi ion of the chool two Certified Athletic Trainer , Mr. Bob Tim and Mr . Michelle Walker. Student athletic trainer are re ponible, dedicated, and well prepared for anything that might come their way. Top Left: Branden Martinez tapes Jarnes Nicandro's casted forearm so that he can do his part for the football team. Mrs. Michelle Walker expertly adds one of Rudy Nailor's extra pads before football practice. Front Row: Branden Martinez, Charissa Quiambao, Jamie Glennon. Back Row: Advisor Mrs. Michelle Walker, Anne Bourne, Darcey Abel, Joe.v Fine, Melissa McKinley, Jessica Annstead, Advisor Mr. Bob Tim. Not Pictured: Christina /go and Jessica Steen. 147 �JROTC ew to Wid field thi year wa the ave! Junior Re erve Officer Training Corp (NJROTC). Thi program wa aimed at tudent , male or female, who are intere ted in the military, impro ing them elve , and bringing orne di cipline into their live . The cla e include learning to drill, learning about the avy and U .. hi tory, and learning about the ocean . The cadet participated in opening ceremonie at football game and pep a emblie . They al o marched in the Homecoming Parade and the Parade of Light . The cia included fieldtrip to both Falcon Air Force Ba e and Fort Car on. It wa agreed that NJROTC i an a et to Widefield High School if for no other rea on than the qualitie of di cipline, leader hip and community pirit are tre ed. Whirling his eight pound rifle, James Sackett diligently concentrates on his on spin routine while trying co keep in time with the armed drill team' flank. The Homecoming Honor Guard Back Row: Randy Smith, Theresa Pillsbury, James Sackett. Front Row: Joe Dean, Harry Opsahl, Steve McKinney. 14 �Homecoming Honor Sword Team First Row: Joe Cantrell. Second Row: Bryan Hill, Monique Redden, Erica Stowell. Third Row: Tony Roberts, Brandan Vargo, Mike Larsen Standing at attellfion, preparing for the flag ceremony are Greg Martin, Shannon Boling. Mary Drinen, and Brian Burt at the Homecoming Pep Assembly. One of the hardest things of NJROTC is the rigorous drilling. Among the first to learn are Bria1me Carter, De Wayne Leon, Chris Newlandgadea, Brian Copeland, Matt Dey/ius, Joe Abella, John Dionne, Rich Calhoun, Sophia Marquez. James Jewell, and Priscilla Williams. 149 �Forensics Foren ic i c mpetitive peaking. Ri al chool compete in many different categorie of peaking. Foren ic teach one how to u e th information that i learned during chool. It al o teache tudent pm e, elf confidence, and communication kill . There were over twenty participant on the Foren ic team thi year. They all had to find intere ting material, write about it, mem rize it, and then speak intelligently about that ubject. Clearly thi i not ju t not another club, it i an intellectual cia . Mandy Cohen practices her speech before she goes to a compitetion. First Row: Marie ette heim, Advi or Ms. Ginny Carl on, Suzanne Day. Second Row: Cristina Cordon, atalie Man~anares, Angela Soule. Third Row: Advi or M . Linda Schwartz, Soul-Lana Gonzales, Rachel Weaver, Jolen Anderson, Michael Bartee, Linda Richar on, Dave Grim, Denee Lee, M_vra Wheeler. Fouth Row: Louana Prunty, Su.,anne Ermel, David Hobart, Becky Lafferty. Fifth Row: James Beasley, Angi McCloskey, Julie Riley, Jennifer Rust, Laura Maddox. Sixth Row: Kevin Gray, Jason Jaramillo. 150 �Senior Council Front Row: Kent Lambert (President), Brande Gieck (Treasure), Beth Niewald (Representative), Chelsia Smitty (Vice President), Darrel Cotton (Representative), Charissa Quiarnbao (Representative). Back Row: Robert Foley (Representative), Jenny Powell (Secretary). Not Pictured: Je ica Zay (Representative), Advisor Jan Schuetz. Student Cabinet Front Row: Chelsia Smitty (Senior Vice President), Renee Kelly (Public Relations), Kendra Ken-y (Treasure), Kristin Scuderi (Sophomore Vice President), Chamzaine Anderson (Representative), Melody Redding (Representative), Rebecca Boo~er (Social Activities). Back Row: Omar Saldana (Public Relations), Ben Bribaclz (Vice President), Chris Tumbaga (President), Jeremy Brown (Morale Coordinator), Aaron Springfield (Secretary tudent Activities), Mike Strasner (Representative), Kevin Coleman (Secretary of Morale). 151 �Junior Council Front Row: Fernando Gon'"'ale'"' (Treasure), Elizabeth Perez (Representative), ikke McCoy (Repre entative), Laura Laffler (Representative). Back Row: Vane a Greenlee (Representative), Monica Hubbard (President), Tianna Bowen (Secretary). Sophomore Council Front Row: Advi or Kamberly Holmquist, Emily Nance (Representative), Patrick Smith (Repre entative), Anyeka England (Representative), Ray Sewer (President), Tasha Kelly (Trea ure). Back Row: Ro ie Piluso (Representative), Kristin Scuderi (Vice President). ot Pictured: Elisha Volanos (Secretary). 152 �Bible Study Front Row: Peter Laird, Jenny Ketcham, Lonnie Schneider. Second Row: Marchelle Untalan, Linda Quinlan, Angel Seay, Jessica Mike, Tammy Michael , Lequeta Brown. Back Row: Justin Lee, James Nicandro, Brandon Vargo. Front Row: Mary-Ann Muehlbauer, Michelle McKeal, Kurt Strasner, Cori Wright, Devin Weadon, Anke Stuken. Second Row: Picture Hog, Josh Ellis, Jackie Baxter, Holly Albert, Melissa McKinley, Briana Gilday, Darcey Abel, Suz.anne Day, Mike Strasner, Picture Hog, Picture Hog, Picture Hog. Back Row: Denee Lee, Picture Hog, Josh Copple, Angela Bisceglia, Jennifer Buescher, Cathy Murphy, Jon Goret en, Rachel Weaver, Debra Prieve, Nick Ju linger, Laura Lajjler, Stacey Smith. ot Pictured: Sponsors Mike and Chri ti Ellis, Dal'e Adam , Eliz.abeth Randolph, Greg Shumahe, Kathy Douglas. 153 �Community of Caring Front Row: ponsor Joan lzeram, Lisa Leon-Guerrero, teplzanie Carter, Aida Come-, Jennifer Rodrigue::., Picture Hog , Carolyn Smith, Rebecca Boo::.er, Brandan Vargo, Amanda Tidrick. econd Row: Picture Hog, Candice Tatum, Eli~abeth Perez, Julie Riley, Ben Bribach, Brian Burt, Celest me/Is, abrina Hathorne, Wendy Brownstein, La honda Duncan, James icandro. Back Row: Aubrey Watkins, Justin Lee, Jennifer Enderson, Heather Eichlzol~, Jo lz Lamb, ponsor Paul MacRenato, Kate Luft, Sponsor Kamberly Harmon. ot Pictured: Sponsor ancy Holm. Environmental/Outdoor Club Front Row: racev Weathers, Christina Pere·, Marv Drinen, Lmda Richardson, Jinnifer Ketcham, Lonnie Schneider, Anke Stuken, Da.ffeny !go, Danna Lethbridge. Second Row: Jennifer Cox, Meghan Heinsman, Kristin Scuderi. Rachel Kirchmann. Marie Dick, Delia Hefferman, Jamie Glennon, Elaina Fennewald, u·anne Ermel. Third Row: Celest Smells, Jennifer Legaspi, Felicia Balster, Chris Bet•, Ke111 Lambert. Je .. ica Smith, Dallas Hartleh Da~·id Hobart, Jennifer Glasco. Back Row: Michelle Hardwick, Cameron Hoppe, athan Juarez, Kevin Coleman, John Hamilton, Chris Tumbaga. Mike Stramer, Lisa Leon-Guerrero, Donald Bausman, Sponser Gary Held, Sponser Linda O~·erlin, Erin Stewart. Nor Pictured: Jessica Zay (President), Kelly Fomby, Jennifer Rust, Brook Robertson, Bryan Cravens, Tiffany Johnson, Rick Brumback, Wayne Starkey, Stephanie Lee, Kim Harris, fan Wilson. 154 �COE Bottom to Top: Sponsor Nancy Wade, Rene Miller, Roberta Montoya, Cori Bynum, icole McBride, Carolyn Lopez, Jo elyn Figueroa, Commescheia Brown, Jennifer Stewart, Michelle Can auge, Corinna Mota, Devona Puhuyesva, Kristi Smith, Li a Overbay, Laurie Aragon, Cindy Chadwick, Michelle Cathey, Barbara Brown, Melissa May, Terry Martinez, Peter Harrill. Not Pictured: April Knittle, Gina Vialpando, Chris Darrow. Bottom to Top: Laura Lujan, Kristine Smith, arah Morris, Picture Hog, Jake Thompson, Michelle Gansauge, Stacy Cottan1, Tracy chneider, Kelly Taylor, icole McBride, Soul-Lana Gonzalr, Picture Hog, Cornme cheia Brown, Li a Overbay, Picture Hog, Melis a May, Picture Hog, Barbara Brown, Picture Hog, Terry Martine..,, Monique Redden, Picture Hog, Erika Cuellar, Picture Hog, Picture Hog, Picture Hog, Christina Norman, Eleanor Bonoan. ot Pictured: Gina Buchanan, Brian Hi er. 155 �French Club Front Row: lame\· Palsrok, Diane Richardson. Melissa Philp, Veronique Bryant, Melanie Bell, Tania Blackwell. Dal'id Hobart, Kristin cuderi, Danielle Auge, Marla Kolwtek, Miranda orris. ennui Row: Rosie Piluso. Daron El·erling, Rick Brumback, Casey Jonef, Shawnta Bell, Charmaine Anderson, Erica ollick, Holly Albert, Angela Bisceglia, Cameron Hoppe, Paul Eshelman, Picture Hog. Third Row: ponsor Carol Anderson, Kenya Alex, Teresa Spann, Brian Durham, Melinda Ross, LaSizonda Duncan, Jessica Cales, icole Gordon, Picture Hog, Tanja Fillinger. Back Row: Crystal Hamilton, Darrel Cotton, Serena Baile.v, Russell haiffer. German Club FRONT ROW: Stephanie Carnpbell, Robert lone , Erin Stewart, Wendy Brownstein, Mary Drinen. Second Row: Marchelle Untalan, Lisa Christopher on, Marla Kohutek, Diana Bristol, Kierra McAninch, Picture Hog, Span or Herr Sennert. Third Row: Fred Ellis, Patrick Boyd, Max Boelter, Picture Hog, Picture Hog, Rosie Piluso, David Hobart, Picture Hog, Kristin Scuderi, Joel Kirkland, Rachel Kirchmann, Picture Hog. 156 �Spanish Club Front Ro~~: Stephanie Carter, Chmtina Pere-, Lisa LeonGuerrero, Mif?uel Pere;:., Tiffany Smith, Jennifer Rodrigue;:., Jennifer Birchfield, Rachel Kirchmamz, Commescheia Bf(mn, icole McBride, Jennifer Mac abe. Second Row: Olivia Collins, Aida Come;:., Corinna Mota, Joselyn Fif?ueroa, Melanie Garcia, Trac_v Schneider, Monique Redden, Su;:.ie Chapman, Lara Elwell, Veronica Shell, Yolanda Medina. Back Row: Damieon Green, Stephen Swain, Christina !go, Jason Drobeck, Kevin Gray, Jennifer Enderson, Stephen Peters, Picture Hog, Brian Burt, Nick Justinger, Sara Anderson. Exchange Students Left to Right: Picture Hog/Colorado, USA, Angelee Matthew I Australia, Christopher Lauer/Gerrnany, Anke Corinna Stuken/ Germany, Jo emaria Martine~ I Sagarra, Spain. 157 �Interact Club Frolll Row: Shelmon Brown, Jes ica Smith, Danna Lethbridge, Brenda Matt on (President), Anne Bourne, Jenn_v Bellotti, Heather Bellotti (Treasure), Heather Beasley, Casey Jones. Second Row: Ginny Eller, Tara Peltz, Angela McClo key, Ja on Jaramillo, Christy Cates, Marie! Garcia, Rebecca Etttner, Miranda orri , Alexandria Hatton. Back Row: Sponsor Jim Skadden, Christie Duncan, Robert Foley (Secretary)., Darrel Cotton, James Beasley, Tahlia Allen, Kate Luft, Charmaine Anderson, Stanley Lacroix (Co- Vice President). ot Pictured: Emily Nance, Ian Wilson (Co- Vice President). Art Council Front Row: Rick Bradley, Christina Perez, Julie Riley, Lisa Leon-Guerrero, Jerrmaner Bryant. Back Row: Christina Duncan, Serena Bailey, Brande Gieck, Miranda Norris, Stanley Lacroix. 158 �Culture Club Front Row: Cherry Gibson, Erica Collick, Jacinta Jones, Angelique Schwab, Corinna Mota, Laura Krueger, Marchelle Untalan. Second Row: Melody Redding, Rachel Weaver, Jackie McDonald, Nick Samora, Michael Valdiri , Mike Perez, Le Var Howard, Ben San Diego, Kardia Pinckney. Back Row: Shawnta Bell, Tanika Simpson, Picture Hog, Shameka Rodman, Adrian Smith, Patrick Medina, John Laws. Club Leisure Front Row: Jes ica Angeline, Tywan Cooper, Amanda Tidrick, Jacinta Jones, Angelique Schwab, lavon Bryant, Laurie Aragon, Anna Krueger. Back Row: Calandra Davis, Laura Lujan, Melany Lannoye, Stacy Cottam, Mandy Masarik, Jennifer Wagner, Kathy Anderson, Laura Krueger, Giovanni Baerga, Heather Bode, Jennifer Robinson, Chris Romo, Corinna Mota, Aida Gomez. 159 �Bridf?erte Alexander gracefully caprures erery t'Y~' 11 irh lwr perfed back dh•e. Prt:ssing down the court, ver z 'poa·er dnbble.\ mto rlze offensive play. Da ~t·n Concentrating un the basket, Carlm Wright \·ets up and executes an awesome three poim .\hot. �.~fum n Stevenson dril·e.\ hi1· opponent to the mat in the }ina/ \eCOIIds of u cruciul matcl1. �b y, 1994-' 95 ar ity ba ketball began with a bang. extremely talcombination of of A ery and Heath aw both averaging a 10 ten points per the team put forth a aoulltvlult of effort which helped them to , eta league record of 3 and 5. Boy vaL ity coach, Mark Munoz, had thi , to , ay,"This year', team wa, compri, ed of a bright group of young men that had a lot of ski II and very bright futur s. We had the lea, t amount of in-school problem, than in the pa t and the guy, practiced hard every day." By B.J. Edward, Junior, Dondre A \'er:v. flies through the court with an impressil•e mm·e. · Tommy Harris, James McCowan, Nic Thornton, Smokey A ~·erv. Student Trainer/Manager Anne Bourne. Standing: t Coach Chuck Hova.He, Manager Carolyn mith, Chris Brian Lee, Heath Crenshmt•, Jason Williams, Josh Marquardt, egars, Manager Nicole Fredinburg,Bob Tim, ATC, Coach James Senior, Chris Tumbaga , squares up for another of his many three pointers. �Nic Thorton fall.\ hack with a vigh of relief as he .\ hoots for a three pointer. James McCowan, Bryan Lee, and Jason Williams jump for tlze rebound in a struggle for the ball with the fellows from Mitchell. After being fouled senior. Jason Williams, shoots for the extra point. 163 �Sf) 11 II f) )I f) Ill~ The J. V. boy ba. ketball team ended a great ea. on with an -11 record. They had out tanding teamwork, which the u ed to win third place in the christma. tournament. Even though there were many injurie at the end of the . eaon they . tuck together and kept the team going. I will alway. remember what a great group f guy they were to work with. -Coach Tony Tyrell Carlos Wright makes e.ve contact with Justin Duysen, letting him kll(m that a pas. is coming. Junior Robertson calls out a play to his teammatef during a home game. Top Row: Coach Korey Hutchison, Brian Bower, Justin Duysen, Max Boelter, George mith, DeAngelo Phi/on, Coach Tony Tyrell. Bottom Row: Junior Robertson, Steve Met-ger, Cedric Davis, Carlos Wright. 164 �IIC»YS' 111\Sill~'l, lili..J. The sophomore boys ba. ketball team ended their season with a bang, winning their last three home games, making their record 9-4. The strengths of this team were their speed and their offensive scoring. Mr. Hall would ay, "when we're hot, we're hot!" The team got better and better as the season progressed, and wrapped it up by winnmg the sophomore tournament here at home. "This was a team that wa. willing to work hard because nothing in life is free, and I alway. told them never to give up," expressed Mr. Hall. At a home game, JV player Brian Bower, shoots over his opponent, hoping to add to the team's lead. George Wimzjump. with full force into the air, putting the ball through the hoop. Top Row: Garrett Fischer, Coach Iorence Cofield, Cabot Cavin, Joe mothers. Chris Wolthius. Barandon Ahr, Coach Thad Hall. econd Rm~: Manager lwwuza mith, Peter Laird, George Winn, Hamilton Bohanan, Mike Anderson. Chad Gutierrez.. Bottom Row: Pat Boyd, Jason Morris. 165 �t;Jtti. S \TilllSI'I, llilS Illrl,llili. J.. Thi ea on th 1994'95 girl ba ketball team got off to a an c1tmg tart, but with the combination of many injurie andlot ofilln ,th girl knew that thi ea on wa going to be a tough on .Still the girl pre ailed , averaging a total of eight more point per game and only giving up four point per game. The team wa very impre i ve with great work ethic and the ability to work extremely well together. With the help of the dynamic duo of top Poised for the shot, Rene Kelly waits for the petfect moment to release. 166 corer Angie Sharp and the econd leading three point hooterinthedi trictStacy Wallick, the team became a formidable competator. Coach Bob Hud on commented by aying,"I am very happy by the way the girl worked and tayed together as 1 !" The girl var ity ba ketball team ende the ea on with a total of win and lo e and an honorable mention at theRonunToumament by winning two of thier three game. By B.J. Edward �o-captain, Brande Gieck, lets her skill .\ hine through while m a tOIIf?lz SpOt during tlze f:llt1le. Leading scorer, Stacy Wallick. sikes out the competition as she makes her way to the basket. Standing: Coach Bob Hudson , Farrah Robinson. tacy Wallick, Elaina Fennewald, Jennifer Enderson, Tracy Gutierre:;, Trainer Joey Fine, Coach Janet Smith. Kneeling: Manager Carolyn Serrant, Manager Jennifer Birchfield, Angie harp. Brande Gieck, arah Apodaca. Lisa Orerbay. Rene Kelly. Mmwf?er Erica uellar. 167 �\T & S() The 1994-95 Junior Var ity Girl Ba ketball ea on o erall wa great! Th r wer , f cour e, a few minor etback due to injurie the econd half of the ea on, but th team till pulled together and played a hard a Widefield port team alway do. A particular goal that Coach Smith and the team had wa to prepare the girl to go on to become var ity player . Some of the team' trength were that the girl improved on coring a the ea on progre ed. De pite the ob tacle , the J.V. Girl Ba ketball team repr ented Widefield High School with pride. I I Jessica Armstead jumps into the air to try to rebound over a Rampart giant. Dawn Everling is determined to make this free throw to help tlze Lady Glads defeat Sierra. Standing Row: Student Trainer Joey Fine, Dmm Everling, Jeanette Beaupre, Wendy Hoenig, Crystal Bradle.v, Teresa Spann, Katrina Robin on, Coach Smith. Kneeling Row: Tasha Kelly, Jacqueline Sawinski, Shawnta Bell, Amy Sirois, Melanie Garcia, Julie Gardner, Student Trainer Christina !go. 16 I() II() Ill~ �"I was thrilled on how well the team could execute the number of offensive play they learned. We really came together a a team and enjoyed and . upported each other b th on and off the court," say an enthu ia tic Coach Borrelli of the 1994-95 phomore Girl. ' Basketball team. The girl played a total of thirteen game , two of which were crimmages. Two of the game that were played were . o clo e that had they one more minute they could have won. Thi. team had a pecial b nd and really liked playing together. One of their weakne. e was their incon. i tency. One day everything fell into place and another day it didn't lo k as good. In the end, though, everything and everyone ther. Tamar Matthews looks on ready to rebound as her teammate Danielle Auge fights among the "big girls" to get a shot off Standing: Priscilla Williams. Tamar Matthews. Veronique Bryant, Melanie Bell, Coach Kathy Borrelli. Kneeling: Shanda Stirgus. Danielle Auge. Brooke Manhall, Eli-::abeth Yolango. Andrea Brandon. Crystal Bradley cradles the ball preparing to pass it to a teammate. Teresa Spann flicks her wrist in a confidem manner in an attempt at a freethrow That could chan e the game for the Widefield Glad. again T ierra. 169 �Front row: Kim Carnes, Robbie Tittle, JeffMwjerriwm. Adam Foulk. Josh Ril'era, Jod\· Willis. Thomas Williams, Manar:er Kendra Ken::y. Manar:er Sabrina Hathorne. Middle row: Student Trainer Jessica teen, tudent Trainer Darcv Abel. Branden Martine::. Ruc!r ai/or, Dm·icl Aguirre, James funny, Chad Misner- isero.\, te1·e Pickens, tudent Trainer Melissa McKinley. Back row: Coach Glenn Turner, oach Randy Keiley. Coach Rick Wilson. Pullin~ hi oppone/11111 an rmcomfortable position. JeffMarjermon tries for 1ix point\. ucces.\fullv taking dmm hi' opponent, Branden Martine: rake\ in the points. �Struggling to tay on top, the Var ity Wre tling team ent two wre tler to the State ~ urnament. "Thi year' regional and tate tournament were the toughe t ever." according to Coach Keiley. There were al o bright pot in thi year team. Showing great leaderhip kill , Branden Martinez and Jeff Marjerri on helped motivate the team. Jame Funny did extremely well by taying in the top 5 of hi weight cla mo t of the eaon, beating out a conte tant for tate. Adam Smith puts a snapback move on his opponent during a home wrestling meet against Doherty. lame~ Fwmv keeps a11 eye on his opponent, making sure that he doesn't try anything tricky. After being the only sophomore on ~·arsity, Adam Foulk gets off to a great start. 171 �Knowing this match wouldn't be easy, Stere Pickens manecn·ers his opponent any way. Front Row: Mww1:er Sabrina Hathorne, Jody Kinney, Orlando Guevara, Ray Valde-. Thomas Williams, Jody Willis, Josh Rivera, Adam Foulk, Jeff Marjerrison, Robby Tittle, Josh Ellis, Sue Fisher, Dm·id Vigil, And) Kimzey, Kim Came\. Second Row: Kendra Ken::.y, Bryan Cravens, Ryan Slzwnan, Joeseph Pruet, Ste~·e Pickens, Chad Misner-Sisneros, James Funny, D(/\·id Aguirre, Rud.v Nailor, Branden Martine::., Craig Hawker, Brandon Briggs, Bryan Mickelson, Andrew Drake, David Carter. Third Row: Student Trainer Melissa McKinley, Wayne Starkey, Eric Calhan, athan 0/i~·er, Joe Foster, Kurt Stra.\ner, Robert Melanson, Luke Williams, Tony Bri::.::.ie, Dan Baker, Chase Burt, Shawn Steffenson, Nick Decker, R_van Rustford, John Devoe, Brad Norris, Thomas Pickruhn, Jon Sykora, Student Trainer Darcy Abel. Back Row: Coach Glenn Turner, Randy Devoe, Carlos Juarez, Joey BlantonChisholm, Adriano Foreman, Jackie McDonald, Coach Randv Keiley, Coach Rick Wilson, Mike Miller. 172 �With a more than powerful season, Coaches and wrestler around the state will think twice about competing in a matc h with the Widefield Junior Varsity Wre. tling team. They did more than put a li ttle dent in the wall , they set standard. for a whole new era. With a dual meet record of 16-0, it is plain to see that all of their hard stren uou work ha. paid off! W hi le placing econd in three major tournament, the awe orne Widefield J.V. Wre tling team will never be underestemated. Chase Burt stratigically makes his move on his opponent in order to take the match. Jon Sykora skillfully looks down on his opponent, with his mind set that he is going to win. While waiting for his match to start. Jody Willis helps Coach Wilson support another teamate. "The ea on wa like a roller coa ter. To start thing off we didn 't have the first two weight cia e and our team' illness wa at an all time high. But on the up ide, the team howed great togetherness and we sent two wrestler to State." -Coach Randy Keiley "We had a very productive and fa t paced ea on. The effort that our J. V. wrestlers exhibited thi year wa out tanding!" -Coach Rick Wil on �Thi. ear' 1994-1995 WH wunming team had it up and down. , but o erall, it wa · apr tty good ea on. They had a no win ea on, but took eventh place o erall in the C ML Metro Leagu . . Th re were many impro ement. thi year, including Jenni Philp, a . ophomore, who beat the chool record in th 200 Indi idual Medley. All of the time have been really fa t and everyone continued to improve. One of the diver , Bridgette Al xander do e her way into tate. he took fourth place in the CSML League , at Rampart, again t over 28 other di er from the local chool in Colorado. After finishing her race, Adria Campos pulls her goggles off and is caught by the eye of the camera. Off to a great Hart, Lara Elwell make~ sure that the water is still there before taking her plunge into the cold ~mter. 174 Back Row: Coach Dave Reeder, Rose Dillard, lenni Philp, Amwliese Johnson, April chmidt, Katie Smith, Nikki Trig, Allison Brewer, Aubrey Watkins, Vanessa Greenlee, Cheryl Hall, Nicole Gordon, and usan Rodman. Middle Row: Myra Wheeler, abrina West, Rosie Piluso, Brianne Brumback, Somer Roberts, Melissa Philp, Anka tuken, Ginny Eller, Amber m ·anough, Crystal Shultz, Michelle Jarmillo, and Manager Shoun Yunker. Front Row: Lara Elwell, Jennifer Cara-o, Adria Compo1 , Tiffan_v Ott, Tiffan_v Foltz, Maria anche-, Tonya Burnside, Shell_v Malan, Bridrtette Alexander and Clarissa Carlson. �,J\7 Good things come in ~mall package-.. This year's junior varsity cheerleading squad is definitely small in number. but these girls certainly show spirit. Thirteen girls originally made the team. but after the loss of four girb, tryouts were reheld, adding three girls. The squad ended the year with ten cheerleaders, cheering team after team to their victories. They gave undymg -.upport to the arsity cheerleading squad as well, backing them through Regional, tate and ational competitions. This quality group of ladies proved that good things do come in <,mall packages. With spirit and emlwsiam, Rachel Sundermeyer cheers the JV ladies basketball team on to l'ictory. As an excited crowd gets into a JV boys' basketball game agaimt Air Academy, Sarah Hi/man, Becky Sundermeyer, Mand.v William.\, and Rachel Sundermeyer lead them in a cheer. tanding: April Schmidt, Christina Sullivan, Sarah Hi/man, Suelee Bumgarner, Becky Sundermeyer, Coach Bobbi Harris Kneeling: Clarissa Carlson, Rachel undermeyer, Mandy Williams, Joleen Miller, tacy Lethbrid~e. Suelee Bumgarner and Mandy Williams cheer on the JV boys' soccer team as they score another goal against Palmer. �Liw Leon-Geurerro take\ a .hllllt'\ Vhundro takes out hi ~eme\1< r final.\ fnt Hratum with a bang. H lzile he/pin~ raise mone for the cheerleaders trip to nationul\. ��Assemblies V.'idefield'.\ 11·omens' basketball team parade\· around Bo11·er's Gym ll'ith f?reat affttude and school ~pirit. Being one of the lucky teachers to dance with the poms, Mr. Hall ~lwws hi1· 1pirit br making a Y. Widefield li'restlen hold their heads up high as thev participate in the parade of athletes. 178 Showing his support for the girls' nvim team, Chris Tumbaga slums he can wear the wit too. �On Feburary 10, 1995, Widefield' gymnasium became the foundation for great in~piration. Drew Br wn, a former pilot for the US avy, came ~ rth with the knowledge and wi dom of life and reality. There were only po Iti ve me. sage a. he preached again~t drug~, gang~, and ignorance. College wa aid to be the numb r one priority. Mr. Brown expre. ~ed th importanc of triving for the be t. If every ne took a peice of hi me age and applied it, the future generation will be BAD! Mr. Royer .\ hows that he can get down 1rith the {}(!filS . Mrs. C(~{te/d and Mr. Hall stand to be recognized as Drelt Brmnz officially makes them "bad". It is said that actions speak louder than words. Todav roles II'ere re1 ·er1ed as Drew Brown's me1·.mge began to hit home. As the messa~e goes out. usw1 Philips and Heather Douglas are there to listen. 179 �- Within our art department is an incredible art enthu.\test, Mandv Uden. he finds that drmdng and paiming is one of her most enjovab/e pastimes. he is proud to sm· that she is good at it too. he also belie1'e1· that her talent mav be deril'ed from her fimulv because they are all artisticallv inclined and imaginati1·e. he is an admirer of foriegn artists and enjoys their styles. Her fin·orite artist is Michaelangelo because of his tradenwrkjluent style. She is also ama~ed aL his dedication and willingness to lay on his back for so many hours. he likes the fact that he combined all npe1· ofmbjects into art. She would like to make a career in art, but figures that el'en if she doe.111 't succeed it will still be worth the effort. 1 0 �Jerrmaner Brvant is a verv talented arti.\1. He can deftly transfer the image of l11.1 nwul's eye to paper. He swd that painting. to him, i.l like drinking a g/(/.\.1' of 1mter. "It's ~ ery simple to do as long a.\ you ktum what rou are doing. " Jermumer \aid he real/\· en)on I'> hat he doe.\, because ofthe amowll of emotion hi.\ 1rork reflects. He uses mam· kind\ ofml'lliwm. hlll the one he enjoy.\ the nwst is acrvlic paints, hecau.\ e in his opinion rhn 're the easieH to use. Jermumer gets his inspiration in a very interesting \i'£1\'. He \tmplv looks at a piclllre, and the ideas start to j1m1. Jerrmaner heliere.\ there i.1 a certam feel to each picture with a corresponding emotwn. He has painted nuun 8f10d tneces of amwrk, but his all-time favorite is a painting of two girls. There are manvfine artists at Widefield High cluml, hwthere is one giriH'IlO exceeds them all. Her name 1.1 Julie Riley. Julie .\ aid she has done man\· great art pieces, but the one that she enjoyed the most was the "Cow." She said this painting of a cmt. " really expresses nn fee/mgs the most. " Julie also told us that she has done some~ e0· poor art pieces. "Mv worst piece would have to he 'thinking·. he said it didn't show her fee/in~s enough or ha true talent. Julie has lllllll\ reasons for drml'ing and painting. One reason is she feels it is a way of "escaping "from life '.1 problems. he also said she is ahie to put her 01111 life on paper. Julte said she sees herselfinthejiaure as an insptratumi.H as well as a critique artist. The 11·av ~he hegin.\ painting is \'ef)' interesting. She will sit in front of the cam·as 11 ith her paler in her hand, and simply paint 11·hat she feels. She mainly uses acn·lic or water colors. She is a 1·erv hard IWJrker and somedav she hopes to become a 1·en· talcmed artiSt. "Mass Hysteria" b.v Jeff ance, "Cyclist" by Bennett Thorpe. "Siloutte" by Jerrmwzer Bryant, "Mocking Rosanne" by Brande Gieck, "Tize ow" by Julie Riley, "Bet11:een the Curtains" b.v Mal)' Drenan, "Of Indian hadows" by Mandy Uden �Love est '95 LoHjest '95\ true meamng was 1hmrn as Jack Mvers and Tanva Lmnbert set the mood for the romantic ert'nt. Kvle Pressly and ataslw Delgado take time out to vmile at the camera. �OhriousiY it'1· a group thing a.\ Sandi Joseph. Latnce Berr~. Tamar Matthelt.\, April. f ranciska Wi~gin1. Patience Reed, Cmd\ Joseph and Patncia pme together at Lm e.fel't '95. All that and them some thinks Chn.1 Tumba~a and i< Thornton. the Lore.fel't DJI. As Mr. Ta~gard get.\ kissed bv Ms. Stroud and Mn. Adams. he feel.\ like the man of the night. Dutchess Shaumw mith and Duke George Smith .\hare their Royalty Dance. �HalloiNeen Pippi Long~tocking, better known as ori Wright ( 11 ), anttctpates the outcome of the costume contest while munching on an apple. Tim Otwell ( 12) displays the normal characterics of "The Phantom of the Opera"; calm, cool, collective, and mysterious. With tears dropping from her e_ves, Laura Lafjler ( 11) is overcome with joy that it i~ finally Halloween. Eric 0 'Donnell ( 11) shows that he is confident in his career choice. Stephanie Campbell ( 11) and Stephanie Morning ( 11) have come up with a new musketeers motto; "All for one, one for all and what happened to the third one?" 184 �On October 31st, a trange phenomenon swept over Widefield High Scho I. omething pos. es. ed many students to dre s in trange costumes (even stranger than usual). It was Halloween. Throughout the day the halls were filled with rench maids, Grim Reaper , and Trekkie . All the festivities culminated at lunchtime, when the annual Halloween costume contest wa held in the old gym. The contestant anxiously awaited the judges deci ion . . It came a. no urpri ·e when fir t place went to herry Gibson (II) who won for the second year in a row dre ed as a grue orne witch. Adrienne Auge (12), dre. edina devilL h co tume, won second place. And the two Mu keteer , Stephanie Campbell ( 11) and tephanie Morning (11), captured third place. All the winner received a pumpkin and a bag of mouth-watering candy. Halloween may be the mo t terrifying holiday of the year, but the student of Widefield High School certainly know how to dre for the o casion. Michelle Ginter ( 11) displays her expertise in make-up application at the Halloween costume conte5t. With a devili. h grin, Adrienne Auge ( 12) feels right at home with the rest of her ghoulish friends. 1 5 �Alwa.n tht• (_harleader. Danna Lethbridr.w perjorms herfirst char. Daffeny /go enjoy.\ the .1un and water in her rei)' /ir.lt bikini swim.1uit. Riding around her home, COWf?irl Tore.\ H'assenhun~er, 1hows off her lwnemanship. �£1 ell u.\ a hah kiue1. . .Aaron .Sj,rill!!_[ie/d 11m a/lt'ay.\ puckeri11~ up for �Jason Adamson Jason , "That's Ill\' dORRte. " Congratulation\ . et your f?Oals and stril·e to excel/. You are a Child of God. We hope the best for rour wcce.\ .\ . Lo1•e Fore1·er. Mom and Dad You have become a ret)' special _voung 1wman We are vel}' proud of.vou and your accomplishment\ . Love, Mom, Dad and Danielle Dm•id Aguirre Donny Baca David, on, rou are going to succeed beyond vour wildest dreams. We have every confidence in \'Our ability to think and act Don. What do you stn about wwr bundle of /m·e? You \ ·e put 10 much lo1·e and happiness m our li1•es. Your smile ami jok.e1· lun·e a ll'ay of making l'\'CTI'one '\ dav . You make your goal.\ and go straight ahead. We are so proud of you.' Llll'e, Your Family ~~·isel\'. Wl 'e, Mom, Dad, antos, and_ j Steven Charmaine Anderson Felicia Balster Charmaine, You have always been determined el'er since you were a little baby. I knmv you will reach your goals. Love, Mom Felicia, You may look like a dreamer, but you've always been our lillie "doer". Love, Your Mom and Dad Laurie Aragon Dan Barber Lt.wrie, Congratulations. We are so proud of all you accomplishments. May God bless you ami nwk.e all your dream.\ came true. Those bcawifu/ gr£•en l'_\'el and your smile II' ill always make you rpecia/. We are 1·er:\' proud and /m·e ww l'et} much. Lt.n·e alll'aH, DadandMom D.J., We have traveled manv paths together. Thank roufor being there for me. Remember Seek and you wtllfind. Dreams can come true! Love, Mom, Dad, and Jeff ---------' Rhiannon Atencio Rhiannon, Oh, you hm·e groll'n mto such a fine \'01111!/ lady/ You hm·e made zH proud nery dm· ofvour life. fo/ltm wwr dreams, Sweetheart. and ren;ember you can always, always, come home/ We lm·e \'Oil.' Dad, Mom , and Sissy Jennifer Bellotti Dear Jenny, May tommorow's pronuses bring you as much happiness as you have brought us.'.' Love, Mom, Papa , and Heather �Michelle Monique Cathey Stacey Bishop lacey, You are our favorite daughter-we love you and believe in you! The future is all yours! Go for it, Shell! Mtche/le, Our precwu1 little girl. you've finally made it through. Words just cwt 't explain lum proud we are ofwm. Whatn·cr wmr goa!J or ambition.\ may be, we know that whatever you choose to do, tlwt rou will wcceed!!! We u1ve You , Mom and Dad Brenda Blanton Nann To our .lpccial Bree:y Mar life brinf? so much }it/jillment to you, a.\ it ha.\ ji1r L/1 , watching you bloom from a rmmg girl to a woman. And may all wmr hopes arui dream.\ be thue for wmas you challenge your new life. All Our Lo~·e, Mom, Dad, Crvsllll, and Jamie ann·. Your fu/llre lie.\ before you ltke a 1hining path ofsiJOW- be careful how you tread, for every step will slum·! We are so proud ofyou! Keep up the good work! Love, Mom, Dad, Batina, and Alexander lark {)f!ur lledtha. t'ow au ~uutiful ..,oufi/1 mt w1thjoy. \.\.ahm you IS on •drat, u VOI(t' ofwuth,. and a pr misr of U1 hu·u·nu-nt .Hill 10 ctJtrW "11hm your luukf~ urt Jpt'Oal gifH and t~ltn/S. "-tthm )ollrmmdutht ourtt>ofyour ,/rt'clm' \-\-1thm vou If lht Hrmglh to n1rrv \.t,urdrt'llm~ Wtomplttwn ~Vith1n wmrlll'urt u vour de.urt to mttllht ~orld on vo•u·oHn /rrrru. l''ou arf' llronfl. \.OU art wur und ~ou hcnr a drtu t"ou hm t' wmt and u grtul confidtnct )''ou arr wmr own puson \.\. rtlun )OU u omttlung prtcwut and rurt. \\lllun 1-ou u tht pn.musr of thr Juturr and I btiltlt Erica R. Cuellar Erica, You are special, we love you. Mom, Dad and Lori Jenmfer Bolton Jemufer, V111n\' ami/lore WJU so muc'ir. We "11/r w1u all the /rapp111ess m the ~>or/d. Stay strong and fight for the thm~\ wu ....ant, ltfe. w~ .... al>w\' he here for \'Oil, gotl<llllne< and had Rememher thut the ht/1< make tire l'llllen u/1 that muc·h more wonderjitl. All our /m·e, Mom, V111n\', Ahh\', Brwn, and Chmtopher P.S. rou Can Do It! w Anthony D 'Alessio The little engine "ER" that could and you did!.'! Congratutions.' We love you! Dad and Mom Stephanie Carter Stephanie, o quickly vou went from an adorable little baby to a smart, carinf?, beallliful WJIIIllf lad~. We're behind vou all the way. God Bless. Love Always, Dad, Mom, and Brent Damon Davis From a "quickie" on the counter to hour in the shower! We Love You! 9 �A'dll I omb1 Joyce Demwnd Joycie, You'l'e come a long way, Babe! We lol'e rou \'ery much. Mom. Darrell. Larry, Laury, and oujo ., Dt•ar l>.e/11 , Our ht•awiful Valnllllll'. \fa) our fullm ht• el'l'f 10 hrixht and ma) all wmr clrt w1n nmu· trw. rou ran \tll't tht• >liw/e-.1 Thank \fill far tht )0\ and lol'e you hal'e gi>etl "'for the pall 18 l't'an. Remember al•w~>· "Prt•tt) 11, 11 Prtlll doe rou an• /(} ll\, ill l'\'t'f)' \t 11\t• oftht word We Llll'e You , Mom , Dad, and John Marie Dick Monika Frank Marie Jan! Dick. You '•·e had a rough fell' \'car.\. In 1pite of II all, \'(}U/un·e fwd the benefit of a •mndl'lful, stable family with 11 hich to take rtfuge. Thank \'1111 to Dct111i1 , Gretcht•n, Adrienne ami Cmil for bl'in~ our extendedfami/.1. We al/lol'l' you, Burrito. Monika, Our little "cookie" lw1 accomplished .10 much. We are so very proud ofrou and will help Sllpport you in all Hill trr to do. Keep on 1milm' and .\tar "up in the air." We un·e you, Mom and Dad /Jrwuie Greek Brande. LeeAnn, You ••·ere alll'an 11110 trouble. but you .\tared focused. Look at you now, you're graduated. tar on the right path and luck to you in the future! Lore, Mom, Paul. and Jake \'llltr m•n ll'al'- rn your 011n tmu• You are catllious. deu·mu11ed, ami dedicated. You 'II go far in wur chosen career. You are emplllhetic, loyal. a11d lm·ing. Your friendf and familr ll'ill alwa1 1 be grateful. Wt lm·e wu so, Mom, Dad. D.J., and Swtu Josie Figueroa Aida Come::. Josie, Good luck and may all your dreams come true. We love you, Manzi, Papi, Cary, Alexander and Jolm Aida, Congratulatiom; 11·e kneH you could do it, you cute thing you. Dad, Mom, Deanna, and Ernie Jr. Come- Smn your arri•·al. you'l'l' made Robert Fole_1 Wendv Grares Robert, You ha1·e a/wars made us proud. Keep reaching for those far m•·av \tars, mu might catch one that 1n// help you attain those goals you ha1·e set for wmrself Ul\'e and Be.\1 Wishes, Mom, Dad, Karen, Brian, and Mark 190 Wendy, You were a beautiful baby; now you're a beautiful young lady, bright, lllll'llted. and a joy to have around. We are so proud of you. LlH'e you, Mom. Robert, and Elaine �Jolm Hampton Vane.rsa Ann Jackson John, You have spread your wings and lun·e shmm us you can "fly." We are so proud of you- a thoughtful. confident. ow spoken and talented Wltmg man with a bright and promi.1 inx fwure. Where~·er you go, our lm·e, prayers and support will be with vou. We love Hill. MomandDad Vanessa. Congrarulmions! You have always brought jo) to us. We v.ere bleHed when vou were born. We are ~·ery proud ofv.hat you have accomplished and that wu are our daughter. Stm pmiti~·e and focused, and success will be your reward. Your proud paren/.5, Jack and Helga Jack.wn Jacinta Jones Dallas Hartley Dallas, Follow your heart and your dreams will come true. Love You, Mom Congratulations, Jacmta "}wee" Jones! We are so proud of you. Follow your dreams, swy rweet, and come home a lot. We will miss your energy, humor, big mowh. and Dad will miss your singing. Best of luck at college. work hard, lza~·e fim, and call Mom a lot' Love, Dad, Mom, and Ronald Sabrina Hathorne Sabrina, Congratulations.' You're all grown up and on your }·vay to college. All you have to do now is learn to drive better.' Love You, Mom Nathan Juare~ Nate, We'll always be proud to have you for a son.' Love, MomandDad _j Jon Hodges Laura Krueger Jon, You have been such a blessing in our lives. We are o proud of you. In all that you do, you will achieve greatness.' Love, DadandMom Laura, We are proud ofvou Paty! Alway remember, the ky i the limit. Paty, te quiero con todo mi corazon. Sigue tu sueno y tu corazon siempre. Con mucho carino, Mom, Dad, John and Ana Daffeny !go Daffy Duck, Sure have come a long way since 7-7-77. We couldn't be prouder.' Love, Dad, Mom, Christina, Lindey, and Jonathan Jennifer LaPlante Jennifer, You're so strong and positive- always have been. We love you o much! Mom and Dad 191 �Brian Manila// Brian. Set mur goa/1 /ugh, thae 11 not lung you can't achiel'l' 7he qualitil'l \'ott po.\.ll'.\1. chamcfl•r, coLtral/l'. prilh-. dctaminatwn, and ~elf e.\lt!l'lllll'l/1 take ·mtfar. Our pride and Jm·t• for \'1111 i1 endh•11. We ~>·ilia/wan he hert· for mu Lm·e. Mom, Dad and Shane Georgina Larvie Georgi, E i-. Hade nyo ho. Branden \fartin<·:: Ardelle Lope-;. Delli, Congratulations! We are t'ery proud of.vou. We 'II alway\ be there for you and we 'II al~..·ays love you. Lol'e always, Mom, Dad, Joey, Luis and Guillermo Brandcn. Congratulation\, Son! We are 10 1·er:r proud of all tilt• accomplllhmt'Tll\ wu han• 11/l/clt• and thole \et to nmu•. 7he 1ky 11 the /mut.' }ou can bt• amtlung ou want to he. Belit·1·e m \'Ounelj the wa) we beliere in you. Don 't forge I. "Your future i.1 111 bright, you 'v<' got to wear .\/uule1! " Love, Carolyn Lope;: Melod) Manme::. Carolrn, You hm·e always had wmr own special way of doing things! Keep smiling that beautiful smile and holding tight to who you are. We wish you all the best.' Lore, Mom, Dad and Adam Hua You are en·rythin~ ht' t•rer could ha\t' hoped for 111 a daug/uer From the du\' that \'OU were horn, vou hart· hefn a parent.\' dream come true. So full of life and /on·. hollt <1\ a c/uld and <1\ a woman. and'" hope WIU IJu"' '"'"til alwa\S be 10 1 en proud of wu.1 Conr:ratulauon\, Bah\·' Wuh Ullt AI~< a 1. Mom and Dad T.J. Martinl'Z Carl Lww T.J., Carl, We're proud ofyou. Congratulations. Love, Mom and Dad We are extremely proud ofyou. Congratulalions! Men wm accomplish all of the r[oals in mur life. I A/101~· you ~~·ill .\Licceed in achin·ing wur dream.\. We are lucky to lun·e a son a.\ lucky as you. Love A/wan and Fore1·er, Mom, Rick, Dannv, and Corev KunMllua' J ~ '__j Brenda Mauson Ktm. Whm a pit-a sure 11 haJ bun hUllllg }'Ou m part oj our fumih I hope \:ou a/t\QU hm t' th~ Dhtlt!J to Jt't' tht' Siller lmmg mall SlluatJOru ro14 htnt' done many funm thmgs that IU' M til ne\ er Jorf<t"l. rt'memher tht' lime m[ifth grade wm bou~htJ{J(XJ hrateleiJ or tht' c hooljullk Hlft'? We rrul\ thou,ht )OU had lo.tt 11 w11il -..ou wid them m ~t'U of thru at1d nkJde ow:r 50.00. "-t> Mish \OU a/lth~~•t Lov~ Dad. Mom. Jmme, Gma. Jtrem) Mtc /aDd, and htJh) Jnw 192 _j Brenda, Seems like such a short lime ago YOU were just .l'tartin~ kindergarten, !lOW look at rou, a lovely young /adv ~~·ifh a bright fwure. We are 10 proud of you. Love You, Mom and Dad �Beth Nie>mld Cltristoplter and Neil Mayes Cltm and Neil, You !tare a/wan made 111 proud. o matter what you do and 11 !tat 1·ou accomplish keep 1milmg and you will get a lot from life. Cod bless you hot h. f.-<1\ 'e A/wars, Mom and Dad hannotl u~ ( n tal \hamwn, )ou art" m} S't\r~rh art g~rL Thnc arrn 1 rnoll(h Mords to at obout ~ proUt.l I am of \'OU antl ~hat a finr wung lad-. you havr Mt om<" Somr k 11/ say thai thf'lf f'dTt'nlt arr totalh rrlpon 1hlr }or how thrlf c JuMrr11 tum om hutthot'J not trur all togrthu rou Juf,/~tl {or \"'une/fMhatllOUr goab KUf' tdrly on, and you ttu~ k. en that am/ mddc• JUCTI/1( t"\ tlrt4/ J1d /hl' )HJTk AJJ that M 11/ g/u.Jc• \Oil tmd ullm.. \1111 to do thr thml(\ ·w u Mtlllllo do }or thr rr11 oj )(JUT life and u/M m ~ do the riRhl thmg ~cauu It\ thr rrght thmg to do. 1/mt" ~011 f>ad Damelle Moore Dani. We /m·e wm and are proud of Hill. You ha1•e always done your best. You're mol'ing on to another part ofyour life and ll'e know vou a-til be a succe.H at •1'iwte\·er you do. Be proud. We lm·e you. Mom. Dad. and Toph Beth, Our little action packed go-getter' from dadd\ '1 little grea 1e numke\ to 1peedmg on vour hot wheel, to pla\111!1 "llh )OIIf doll • }(Ill hare flro"n up to fez\/ and ha•e accompli•hed 10 much 111 onh 1erenteen )ear.\. We are 10 proud of wu and we "Ill a/" U\ 1 he here for\'011 . Lore, Dad, Mom, Amv, and Gi::mo Andre" Nikirk Andrew, You are 50 dear and !pectal to us. Youlrm·e nwde 1uch a difference 111 our /i1·es and other.\ you lrm·e touched Spread your wings. grab yoar dream.\, and go for it. The places you will go touch lh·es and make a difference God hies.\ you in all vou do. L01·e. Dad, Mom. and Jared Melissa Odom Melissa, Your dad and I are proud of all you have accomplished through the trials and tribulations of life. You have been and alw(n·s will be \'eT)' special to both of us. We wish you the best. Love. Mom and Dad _j Tim Otl\'e/1 Matt Me ullough, ongratulations, on. We love you dearly. You're on wmr feet; now, can't you ~et that truck off the !?round? Dad and Mom Corrina Mota Corrina, It doe.m 't ~eem like three yean of high school has ~one br already. Bw throu~h the easv tunes and e~pecwll1 the hard /lines. you made it. Congraw/ations. We lm·e you. Marlo and Alysia From the curious and energetic baby bov you were to the sensitive wmng nwn rou are today, you ha1·e always been a great ource of pride to us. May you obtain the r.:reatest goal in life-happiness. Love. Mom and Dad _j Chrntma P~r~:. "A JOilrne\ lif a thou ..lmd mrlt\ mu\: M~m \\t' tLlk~ man\ JOUrnt\S m our /nero and )OU art ahoutto complttt one of the most1mportunt onts m vour lift U:t uu proud of ~our JOUmt'\ f ~llh a mf(l~ rep." zhrou~h chzldht~od. adnt~ um·e, and ht/(h choot. }ou hu\ e shi"'d all of th~ "a' and tht fimndauon for )OUr future u olid and Hronf(, Tak.t tht' nnt JOitnlt'V ~ 1th ctm/idtnct and HJU '"-til contmut• to thmt. God n 'Kllh \fJU. f.lt"n a mtHqwto do~fn't ~n a ,[ap on tire bd( k unt1l ht• tart »Orkm~. Ltn·e \-OU A/wan, Dad anJ Atom 193 �Ml'li.\.\a Philp NiHtQIIIIItOIIa Me/i.\.\a Michelle Philp, We are w proud of \'011 for all the things you hal'e done and more importalllly, the kind and intelligent penon you are Congrallllattons on reaching rour first big milestone! Mom and Dad Nikki Lee, Word1 cwmot etpre\\ the /me, }0\ a11d lwppmt'\\ )'ott hm' hm11glrt me Go fomard, grrJ\1, crecllt'. jed, l'fi}O\, ill'e ahol'e all, alii a}\ ht• }OIInelf Ma\ peace, health a11d \Lice\\ hi! wur Crmv Shawwn Pope Cnstv, We are so 1·en· proud ofwm! Continue to follow rour dreams and may the lm·e of Jesus a/li'a\'S shine in vour life. You are a special \'Otmg ladv and God has 1·en special thing.1j'or \'OU-' Lo1·e vou, MomandDad }U\Il'n, Congrallllation\, Regumal Dl.llncl Golf Champ! We are proud of II wmr achie1·ements. Comuwe to look 11here others JUSt glance ami to share your quick 11 it. Belie1·e in Wlllr.\elf a/Ill lin• life 11'ith ~tstas you cultil'ate lwppine.\.\. Be sqfe. We lm·e you and wish \'Ott the best in hfe and in w111r pursuit of all those "ho/e.\-in-one." Mom and Dad l f~f:a,~~:," '=:J conuant compwtton\. Rememht'r, lift• alwaY\ ~Oe\ a full nrdt• \O he \ure to ll'liH' mort· than \Oil tat£·. I» ill a/wan he there }or wu. Ltn:e vou a/n·av.s:. Your father Linda Richardwn Linda, Full of promise- THEN Great strides-SINCE Major accomplishmentsTO COME Love You, MomandDad Karen Rigdon Karen, Congratulations! You did it! Now, accomplish your goals and be happy. Love, Mom and Dad Jenn_v Powell Jenny, Your Izard work will enable you to achieve your Jose Rivera A Little Bundle ofsalw and more! Louww Prunty Levda Roski Lmwna, Upon this. your graduation, I would like you to know how proud I am of the gracious, se/fa\.\ttred and kind mung lady you ha1·e become. o mother could ask for more from a daughter. I know agreatjul!lre is in store for you I lm·e VOL/, Mom 194 Leyda, To our sweet and lovely daughter. Ma~ God guide and protect you. You were our first baby girl. You hal'e gr01111 to be a beawiful young 1mnwn. We "·ill always be here for mu. Lo1·e. Mom and Dad �Jennifer Rust Jennifer, How proud can one mom be? Well, I am verv proud of YOu, vou 've done so well. I wish for you all the be.H alway.\. I Love You, Pie. Love, Mom Omar Saldana Angel Sea) Angel, We're vel} proud ofyou and we know hmv hard wm 've worked. GOD BLES YOU. We love you lots, Mom and Dad Russell Shaiffer 01111.lf. lou hmf' ~t:rOMn }rom u child that htJ altHn~fill~d our lne\ wllhJm. to an adrenwrou$ ~mm~ nwn Mho haf made hn fitmil•; Vt'') proud You crmtmue 10 makt U\ mort proud"' ht'n wu ·, t' wken on Dud 't ft\ptmHh/1/llt for thl' fast I'KO U'UT\ Mhlft' ht' \ out plolimg Ami}. lf\ml (·an lln(Jfllnt' tl, ordrtam lt.Mt know )ou can ac·htt\t tt. "-'' btoM that }OU M til conllnut dmng a gtat ;oh no m«llt'r ...,.hlll 'tOft do.1 Ctmf{rc.llulallom a11d Lm·t A/wan. To Russ, May you soar as high as you want to. Congratulations to our graduate and Eagle Scout. Love, DadandMom Mt'm. OaJ wul 1\rud Michea/ Sanche::. CONGRATULATIONS!!! Micheal, Your grandfathers would be w proud of your accomplishments. All our LOVE and PRAYERS go 1i'ith YOU. Love, Dad, Mom, Jr, Rosalinda and Edwina Carolm Smllh Carohn. The lime and the wars lra•·e gone bv w fall.' Mom a11d I cannot beline /um qwckh \mt have grov.n up. You are a bt·uwiful young /adv and we are \O proud of vou. Alwcn·s remember, .You ha\.·e our lo\·e and .iupfX>n forertr!' Cangratulatwns. Carol. Love, Dad, Mom, Rtck and Babv 100 1 Lonnie Schneider Aaron pringfield Lonnie, We were blessed 11 ith you and you have been blessed with unlimited talents. We are so very proud of you and all you have accomplished. We Love You, Mom and Dad Aaron, We are so very proud of vou, and couldn't ask for a better son. The years ahead of you will be full of challenges that you will be able to meet. All our lo1·e. Mom. Dad and Jason J All!(el Schwab Torey Wasserburger A11xel. Here w>u are 011 1·our Jir.ft bmhdlll. \VIratajov' Nov., 17 wars later, vmt've grow11 mto surh a beautiful, cann~ and motivated young woman. Your father a11d I have hem so •·en b/e.11ed wlllr a dauglrur a.1 wonderjitl a1 vou' Ma\ you udrie•·e all tire ~oall wm've set for younelf and a/wan kno" we are there to .111ppon and lore you. uncondltionallvfore\·er! L.o\'e al~"·an, Mom and Dud Torer, You filled our hearts with l01·e and laughter- roufilled our lil•es with treasured memorief. Continue to "Lire Your Dreams" and "Thank you" for being you, Torey!! Mom and Dad 195 �Eric White WHAT A CUTI£ 11 •1 Eric. We couldn 't be prouder of rou or /m·e you more!! You 're Terrific" CO GRATUL.AT/0 S" All Our Lm·e. Mom & Dad xxooxx Melod_v Horton As wm go ow into the world. .. Wherever life take1 you .. . Whatever dream.\ vou folhm. You'll always be our precious baby dallf?hter. Our love and pride in you. will alway\· go H ith you. Love, Mom and Dad. Chri.ltina Lamplou11h Clm.lftna. Con11ratulations. ll'e knew \'Oil could do it. With rour confidence and emlwthiasm you can do anytlwu: you II Wit. We are .\ o proud of \'Oil and wmr .HICct'.\ .\l'.\ . We allll'ish \'Oil much happiness and]O\' in your life to come. We lm·e you l'ef) much 1 Chuck. Mom. Anm and Mike GO al'\'.1 Cathy Anderson "Yeah, yeah, I'm cominr:." Michelle Hardwick Congratulations.' All our love, Mom, Dad, Chris and Carrie LeVar Ho ward Serena Johnson Jeremy Brown "Hey, Bab.v, need a lift?" Serena, To our precious erena. ~t·e love vou, and we are ven proud ofyou. The Johnson'5 Chelsea Smitty Congratulations, Chefs.' You did it.' We're very proud of you. Lore, Mom, Ed, Steve, BJ, Jessy and Tashima 196 Robert Rodrigue- �Barbara ford Tomas V. Mae\'las Barbara, Dare 111 dream , dare to tn, dare to folio~< w1ur heart. Opporllmit~ i1 calling and graduat1011 s the time to ltart. As mu seek. ne~< challenges and make rour dream\ come true, mar this t?raduation be a reminder of all you can do. We lo1·e mu, hone_\. You can go far'! MomandDad Kat1eSm11h Katu•, You art• God's mo.\lji.n·ored and ettrodinan aflents; Hlllr light i1 especially strong and brif?ht Our re.1pect, lm·e, and afjecticm for Will are 11itlumt hound, .lln·ethart 5tcn the path. aim for balance, do the II'Ork , and enjor the frull.\ . Your blf?.fW\Ifans, Mom and Dad Laura Heinsman Roberta Montoya Roberta, Even as a child you were always determined to have your way, ,\'Oil will al~t·ays succeed in life Love, Your Famif.v Brian Copeland Kem umrhert Kent, You are 11·irn·. sensilll·e, mature beyond your rears, talented in many dil·ene way.\, a freetlrinka, and abm·e all. /orahle. Mar you use all of your talent.\ an skills to enjoy a full and rewardin!flife. We /on wm. Mom, Dad, and Kenn Lisa Kidwell Brian Burtt Brian, This cute one year old is graduating, after working hard in school. Good Luck.'.'.' Lennis Campbell 197 �Chrl.\ )Oilt'\ DtarSon, JloH \ou. m~J how prom/ I am of )Oil nn 011. I'm proud of the pt rwn \Olltlrt' fn\l(le oftht• gooJnt·\\ and fr:t'nt.'TU\itv, Hannth ami tann~ ''htch are \U< h tJ wonderful pan of tht }0\ \ou brmg to mr und othen_ }au tift uuh a \jlt era/ penon, ~mJ I fed proud to bt• pan of \our life, to hen e been (!'il e" the t(i/1 ()/a wn li!.t" \c1U. :'\fa) our Lord al"al \ ht• wrth \ou m \our W<n \\and lwppmt'l\ that life "ill o er )Oil Hnan Michael La Hr\'lm, l rom tl~t• I IIIIi mu could talk and il·anu·d to wall.. , you\e alwa\ \wanted to he WI adult. Slm• h 1>111 .\urel\ \Ou ' made 1ttlri1 far, determmed confident and a/"m' J..nmHng "'w \ou ar~ \ f><m·nt a/" a)'\ •nmder1 if tire\ 're dvmg a )/oodjoh. '""'"' couldn'talkfor ht'lta relultl.jllr our lmle ho) 15 no" em adult. Con~ratu/atlon\.1 W~Lon hill, Lon•, Mom, Dad. and Dullln \tom Matthew La wrence Luna Matthew, Congratulations, we're proud of your Izard work. Love, Mom and Dad Michael David Luna Michael, Congratulations! We're proud of all your hard work. Love, Mom and Dad Chri1 Bet· Ti.ffan.v Clayton Tiffany, To our first born child, we give you all our love and support in your f uture life. Mom and Dad Chm. You art• ~omg 10 .\ltcceed bewmd wmr wildest dreams! We ha1·e even confidence in your abilitv to think and act wi.1elv. U.1e Will gift\ and talent.\ 10 help other.\. Work hard, plarfwr and trust God and you will nerer 110 "rong WE ARE VERY PROUD Of YO(,'" We Lor•· You UNCO.VDI T/0.\ALL.r, \fomand Dad Jennifer Rust "' m1· other half; Iii B loco. Jennifer, You were such a special little girl and my, how you've grown We are so proud of you and we lm·e you. Love, Omi and Opi 19 4111 been wellthrou~h the pall 9 \earl "'' 're been through a lot. From break· up\ to nlr accu/nJt\ (ha-ha! ). ou ·,·e a/wa\'\ \tood h\ mt.>, thank vou. I ~nmt 11111 10 IJum thatl're got much lm e jor wu and I don't knm-. "hat I 'd do "ulww )Oil. I wuh ou the hnt out oj llf•• and lwp<' all ftld\ "ell "uh graduatwn not mewun~ our jner'tt.l\hip, h•·cau\etlwt'lj'vra l•fet•me.1 Let'\ \tal out of trouble and come up 10 shol~ 'em hhlll Keremadt~of Peace' Uud1l..me -1 e\er, JU-JU �CONGRATULATIONS CLAS.S OF 1995 Congratulations To The Class Of '95 From Basic Studio Sessions To Complete Make-overs - Indoor - Outdoor - Color or Black & White No Where Else Can You Get This Much VARIETY & FUN! (Old Depot Square) 76 S. Sierra Madre St. Colorado Springs, CO 632-3158 199 �" ee me, I'm an assistant!" thinks ancy clark as fhe poses for the camera. (jot?A 1:1..5 Busy, busy, busy! "Who's in trouble this time," thinks Justin Powell as he sorts for the name of that lucky student. Katrina Lewis shows that being a student assistant isn't all work a she go sips on the phone. 200 �Too busy to notice the camera. Rick Smllh .1hmn the workint-: stde of hein~? a 1tudent a.\Si\lllnt. Dedicated 10 his 1rork, Eric Moore ~?rade\ papers. Taktng time 10 look up from the grade book. Katie mith .\h0\1".\ her interest in the camera. Inquiring mind.\ want to know while 1·howing their intere\1 a.\ K ris Wilson explains. �peRJ=ORmlng ARts: heRe and LheRe Tammy Michaels beautiful/_\ captures the euence of an Italian street song during the Fountain Valley Cares (mcert in October. Listening for the perfect pitch, Daffeny !go tunes her flute for the right blend ll'ith the other instruments. Kelly Fomby mentally re1·iews her music before going on swge to perform. 202 Shm1·inf( the concentration it take\ to plar the tuba, Luke Hoppe 11'01'111\' up for the hi'( Winterfe\1 concert. �Taking d1.1c ret ion to a new level, John Hampton takes a little snoo::e during final reheanals.for "My Fair Lady". Findinf? a good .\torage space for his music, Jason Adamson ohsen•es while his fellow hand members warm up. Looking for the next piece he is to sinf?, Kevin Adamson\ large grin vlum 5 that e\'en though concerH are clwllenging and stre.njitl, they're also a lot offun. Takinf? final instructions before rehearsal from M.\. Hamre in the pit, Jennifer Rust. erena Bailey. u::ie Chapman, Kelly Fomb\, Elaine Fen wick. and Taman Michaels listen intently. 203 �Sport Spots With strength and determination, L<mllle cluzeider returns a poweiful ven•e. With 1501Jc concern/ration, Daffeny lgo prepare\ to recie1•e the 1·er\'e from Doherty's ace ser\'er. As Brande Gieck charges down court, she focu.\es on vcoring agaimt Wasson. 204 �Lennis Campbell race.\ tmmrd the sideline, 1mokin[? Rampart defenden. keeping his eye on the wwlline. State qualifier. Ju.1tin Pmt ell, finishe.\ ht\ drh·e with ncellent form at a Fort Carson tounwment. Dawn Everling is anticipating a grounder to first so she can make the third out and \'lop a runner from f?Oing home. Strong/\' leading the crowd H ith a cheer. lumnon McCrntal. Danna Lethbridge, and Tianna Bowens show nothing bw 1pirit at the home !lllllle O!lainlt Rampart. 205 �Eric La;:,enhy douses little crillersfrom a rock on an A.P. Biology field trip. Caught in computer class, Becky and Rachel Sundermeyer H ould make any teacher see double. 206 �Renee Kell\' climbs to neH hetglzH ~t lule helping decorate for the Homecoming Dance. Adrian Smith and Raymond ewer anticipate a friendly basketball f?ame during lunch. JROT Hudent.\ practice marc/zing as they learn how to march together on a crivp autumn morning. Studetll.\from NJROTC drill team, practice their "GunTo.Hing" ajier school. �At the beginning of the year. Omar Saldana listens tentil·ely m· the Sophmore Council candidate\· read thetr speeche1·. Omar Saldana. Sabrma Hathorne, Carolyn mith, allll Israel Saldana focus on smnethm~ 111 the di.\Wnce a\ they enjoy lunch on a \111111\' ajiemoon. Heather Stute\ sports her pearly a hite1jor the camera on picture day. Rhiwuwn Atencio, Adria Campos, Matt Luna, and Vanessa Jackson hang ol/1 together during the AP Biology camping trip. The Homecoming King and Queen candidates relax and enjoy the action during the fall pep assembly in Bowen Gym. 20 �Lisa 01•erbay take~ timeout while cleaning the computer lab for the Math Club ~en• ice project. Vanessa Jackson balances herself as she prepares to leap from the rocks. Ja.v Holland gets fet in his stance to take his be t shot at destroying the car. ROm ScaRe ... 209 �... Lo Joey Fine, a student athletic trainer, peiforms his job by taping an ankle of the football player Myron Segars. Lonnie Schneider and Jason Jaramillo show (~If and clown around in front of the camera. Corey Kinnard, Shannon Boling, Becky Lafferty, Brian Burtt, Lmu Kirk, and Mary Drinen pose for a JROTC picture on the foot hall field. 210 �Eleanor Bemoan, Christina Norman, and Marie Mirenda enjoy their aftenchoollife. Chris Tumbaga takes a flying leap off a cliff lwping to hit the nett rock at the AP Biologv trip. Candice Tatum and Dm·id Hobart get ready to go on the air 10 report tlze Widefield Morning ews. At the cheerleader's car ba.\h, Mr. Royer jumps back with fear a.\ the .1/edgelwmmer crashes tlzrouf?h the car window, shattering glass everywhere. 2 11 �B bel. Carol)n 20. 33 bel, Darcey 45, 47, 109, 147. 153. 170. 172 Abella. Jo,eph 7, 33. 109, 149 ber, Heather 3 Abe)la. Poncho 109 Adam\, Alma I . 20 dam. Dave 20 dam\, Leven I09 Adam\, Tawme 49. 109 Adamson, Jason 40, 41, 79. 3, I . 203 dam' n. Kc\ m 40. 123, 203 Agner, ory I09 Ago. to, Carla 3 Agru a, Franc1s 5 . 3 guirre, Dav1d 5 . 3, 170, 172, I hr. Brandon 123. 165 km. mbcr 43, 7 . 123 lamo, arlos 5 ', 59, 109 Alamo, Ram n 5 . 3 lbaugh, Heath 3 lbaugh, hell) 109 !bert, Holly 109. 153, 156 Alex, Kenya 55, 156 Alexander, Bndgette 4, 44, 47, 109, 160, 174 lexander, Michelle 123 Alford, Kathy 123, 139 Allen, heronda 3 lien, Tahha 109. 15 harez, A1rel 109 Anaya, bel 123 Ana) a, Adam 109 Ander. en, E'Owyn 4 , 123 Anderson, Carol 20, 156 Anderson, Cathy 196 Anderson, Charmaine 33, 44, 49. 83, 151, 156, 1 188 Ander. on, Jolen 109. ISO nder. on. Kathy 43, 3, 159 Ander. on, La handa 45, 49. 123 Ander. on, 11cheal 70, 123. 165 Anderson, ara 45, 109, 157 Ander. on, Teneka 123 Ander. on, Tik1ya IS. 83 Andrews, Fred 109 ndrews, Kevm 123 Angehne, Jess1ca 29, I09, 159 Apodaca, arah 76, 77, 109, 167 Applegate, Michael 30, 3 ragon, Alonzo 123 Aragon, Laurie 3, ISS, 159, Aragon, Marianne 71 Archer, Jerome 123 Arellano, J1mmy 33, 109 Armour, icole 123 Arrnour, Yaisha 109 Arm lead, Jess1ca 109, 147 Arm lead, Rodney 69 Armstrong, Danny 3 Arrn trong, Jo<,eph 41, 83 Arm trong, Latisha 123 Arnell, Justin 5 , 109 Atencio, Rhiannon 3, 188, 20 Auge, Adrienne 40, 83, 185, I Auge, Danielle 40, 123, 156, 169 Avalos, Andrea 42, 123, 146 Avalo., David 29, 109 Avery, Dondre 109, 162 A\ ila, Juanita 123 Avila, M1guel 109 Ayers, Josh 29, 41, 123 2 12 Baca, Dame! 46, 123 Ba a. Donny 3, I Baerga. Giovanni 109. !59 Baile), Damon 57. 5 . 3 Baile), crena 33, 45, 47, 51, 109, 156, IS . 203 Bain, Tim 3 Baker, Dan 61, 123, 172 Baker, Woodrow 46, 123 Baldursson, Rosalind 109 Baldwin, Chris 5 Ballinger. Jason 70, 123 Babter. relic1a 83, 103. 142, 146, 154, I Barber. Dame! 83, 46 Barella, James 3 Barrera, David 123 Barron, Maria I09 Bartee, Michael 41, 123, 146, ISO Bartel. 'athan 65 Bartholomew. alarie 2, 109 Bartlett, Heather I09 Bate. , Roxanne 20, 40, 41 Battle, Genauua 4 , 123 Baumgardner, John 123 Bausman, Donald 123, 154 Baxter, Jaclyn 2 , 29, 45, 153 Beasley, Heather 71, 109, 142, IS Beasley, James 32. 33, 71, 83, 143, ISO, IS Beall). Bobby 109 Beaupre, Jeanette 42, 120, 123, 146, 16 Beck, Adam 46, 123 Beck, Wynnetta 109 Becke, Cheri 20 Beckstead, Kenneth 3 Beckstead, Venda 123 Bedel, John 123, 146 Beeman, Mi ty I09 Behrrnan, tacey 123 Bell, Andrea 45. 123 Bell, Daniel 29, 3 Bell, Melanie 48, 123, 156, 169 Bell, hawnta 29, 109, 156, 159, 16 Bell, Turkesa 42, 49, 123 Bellotti, Heather 37, 109, 121, 158 Bellotti, Jennifer 32, 37, 43, 83, 101, 158, I 8 Beltran, Bnan 42, 123 Benneman, M1chael 123 Bennett, Paco 123 Bennett, Richard 31, 109 Benyard, Bobby 3 Berg, Latrice 183 Berry, Markeith 109 Berthwick, tacey 123 Betz, Chris 6 , 69, 83, 154, 198 Betzler, Candy 123 B•gley, Helena 4, 32, 37, 39, 43, 51, 3 Bmnebose, Jessica 83 B10ndini, Mike 20, 64 Birchfield, Jennifer 37, 43, 63, 109, 157, 167 B1\ceglia, Angela 109, 142, 153, 156 B1\h p, Chris 42, 109, 146 Bi hop, Jackie 46 Bishop, Katie 29, 123 Bishop,M1ke 40, 61,123 Bishop, tacey 83, I 9 B1shop, Tim 41, 83,145 Blackwell, Tania 48, 72, 123, 156 Blmr. Rckita 15, 43, I09 Blanton, Brenda 29, 45, 83, 189 Blanton-ChJsholm, Joseph 41, 172 Boatman, Thomas 109, 146 Boatright, Elizabeth 47,4 , 79, 123 Bodd1e, Tomika 123 Bode, Heather 3, 159, I 9 Boelter, Max 27, 123, 156, I CH Bogan, Mike 109 Bohanan, Hamilton 61, 123, 165 Bohng, hannon 6, 3, 149. 210 Bolton, Jennifer 3, I 9 Bonme, icky 123 Bonoan, Eleanor 109, ISS, 211 Book, Heather 29, 109 Boozer, Rebecca lSI, 154 Boroz, Joseph 17, 5 , 66, I09 Borrell•, Kathy I , 21, 169 Bourne, Anne 27, 3, 101, 142, 147, 158, 162 Boutte, Rafeal 3 Bowen, Tim 123 Bowens, Tianna 66, 109, 152, 205 Bower, Brian 17, 58, 109, ICH, 165 Bower, Jeff 43, 123 Bower, hawn 123 Bowers, tella 21 Boyd, Krisu I09 Boyd, Pat 27, 69, 123, 156, 165 Bradley, Crystal 76, 77, 123, 145, 16 . 169 Bradley, Joe 123 Bradley, Rick 3, IS Brambila, Josh 42, 123 Brandon, Andrea 49, 79, 109, 169 Brantley, Amber 123 Braun,Shannon 109 Bray, hannon 109 Bream, Amy 64, 123 Brennan, Jason 65, I09 Bo Simpson busts a move as he immitates the pom squad at a home basketball game. Brewer, Allison 174 Bnbach, Ben 58. 83, lSI, 154 Briggs, Brandon I09, 172 Bngham, D1 Earle 123 Bristol, Diana 33, 43, 123, 156 Brizzie, Tony 58, 109, 172 Brock, Tnsh 21 Brockett, Dawn 3 Brockett, usan I09 Brooker, hns 42, 109 Brostrom, Darryl 123 Brown, Amanda 109 Brown, Barbara 83, !55 Brown, Commescheia 83, ISS, 157 Brown, Drew 179 Brown, Jeremy I, 3 ' 5 ' 83, 151, 196 Brown, Lequeta 32, 44, 49, 85, 105, 107, 151 Brown, Mike 109 Brown, helmon 45, 66, 67. 109, IS Brownstein, Wendy 40, 85, 146, 154, 156 Brumback, Brianne 41, 128, 174 Brumback, R1ck 34, 36, 37, 41, 43, 47, 51, 128, 156 Bryant, Amy II, 29, 63, 85 Bryant, Javon 5, 159 Bryant, Jerrmaner I09, 158, 181 Bryant, Vanessa 123 Bryant, Veronique 124, 156, 169 Buchanan, Gma 124 Budd, BenJamm 110 Budjenska, Roger 124 Buescher, Jennifer 153 Bullman, David 110, 146 Bumgarner, Suelee 41, 124, 136, 175 Burden, Tracy 124 Burgess, Ryan 124 Burke, Karen 21 Burnham, Brandon 124 Burns, Sheri 110 Burn. 1de, Tonya 174 Burnwoth, Brandy I0 Burt, Cartee 5 Burt, Chase 79, 5, 172, 173 Burton, Laura 124 Burtt, Brian 85, 144, 149, 154, 157, 197, 210 Bushway, Jessica 124 Butler, Nathan 124 Bynum, Con 5, ISS Byrne, K1m 64 Byrne, Marissa 4 . 124 Byrne, Sam 33, 69, 110 Caddick, Jason 124 Cain, Andy 6, 21 Calahan, icci 2, 124 Cale., Jessica 33, 45, 110, 146. 156 Calhan, Eric 172 Calhoun, Richard 42, 124, 149 Calip, Leona 124 Calnan, Eric I I0 Calulot, Efren 5 ampbell, J.J. 60, 61 Campbell, Lennis 56, 58, s. 197. 205 Campbell, Lynette 5 Campbell, Robert 110 Campbell, Stephanie 39, 110, 156, 184 Campos, Adria 44, 85, 174, 20 �Cannon, idney 124 Canterbury, Jessica 85 Cantrell , Joe 124, 149 CaraiO, Jennifer 174 Cardenas, Christopher 124 Carbon, Iarissa 46, 124, 174, 175 Carlson. Ginny 21 , 24, 150 Carnes, Kim 43. 85, 170, 172 Carney. John 124 Carson. dam 85 Carter. Brianne 36, 48, 49, 149 Carter, Davrd 60, 61, 124, 172 Carter, Stephanie 3, 5. 154, 157, 189 Cartmell, Heather 4 , 124 Cartwright, Vernon 74, 5 Casms, Franci~co 124 Cates, Christy 124, 15 Cathey, Michelle 85, 155. 159 avanaugh . Amber 124, 174 Cavm. abot 165 Ceasar. Marques 58, 85 Chadwick, Cindy 85, 155 Chapman, Edward 124 Chapman, uzanne 34, 45, 47, 50, 106,110,157, 203 Chaves, Hector I I0 Chaves, Jorge I I0 haves, Victor 110 Chave1 , lsrdore 124 hrsolm, Joey 61 Chris· Blanton. Joseph 123 Christensen, Clint 110 Christensen, Tracy 124 Chri\liansen, Shannen 124 Chrislle, onnan 85 Chnstie, eth I I 0 Christopherson, Lisa II 0, 156 Cintas, Olivia 48, 124 Clari-., Gerda 24 lark, Jeremiah 85 Clark, ancy 85, 189. 200 Clarke, Kathenne 124 Clayton, Tiffany 85, 146, 19 Cline, Mrsty 124 Cloud, Beci-.y 110 Coates, Melissa I IS Cobb, Brian 124 oblenu. June 21 Clx:hran, Bobby 10, 69, 110 oci-.rum, Dunn 110 Cofield, larence 165 Cofield. Karon 20, 179 Cohen, Mandy 64, 124, ISO Cohen, hannon 64, 124 Coli, Michelle 124 Coker, Jennifer II 0 Colby. Danrel 5 Colby, Joshua 5 Coleman. Kevin 32, 57, 5 • 59, 85, 104, 151, 154 oleman, Rambow 85 Colhck, Erica 110, 142, 156, 159 C llms, aorm 110 Collrns, Oli>ia 43, 124, 139. 157 Collins, Theresa 124 Compos. Adna 174 Compton, Kelly 69. 72, 106, 110. 120 Conley, herri 33, 144 Conley. herry 21 onverse, Anctna 55, 69, 110, 138 Cook, Evan 30, 85 Coon, Cameron 46, 70, 124 Coon, Tawnie 3, 46, 85, 104 oopcr, Robert 61, 124 oopcr, herry 124 ooper, Tywan 85, 159 Copeland, Brian 85, 146, 149, 197 Coplan , Jason 125 Coplan , cou 31 , 85 oppcr, Ronnie 124 Copple, Jo-.h 58, 110, 153 ordon. Cristina 110, ISO ordova, Frankre 125 Corinna, nkc tuken 157 omils, Jay 20 orral, Jay 69 Corral, John 125 Corral, Latrsha 63 C !tam, tacy 45, 85, ISS . 159 olton. Darrel 29. 32, 33. 71. l , 5, 151 . 156, IS oughlin. Tiffani 46. 125 ouncil, ngie 125 ousins, Mrchelle 32, 7, 145 ox,Jenmfer 41, liS, 125, 146, 154 Couie. Helen 21 ouie, Phil 20, 26 Craig, Bobby 125 Crampton, Jason 125 Crampton, ean 87 Craven'>, Bryan 58, 87, 172 rawford. Karen 21 Crenshaw, Heath 41 , 87, 162 ren.,haw, hane 41, 125, 146 Cress. Darin 46, II 0 rocket, Genevieve I08 Crocken, Jenmfer 7 ross, Andrew 125 Cross, Kimberly 87 Crow, Erin 110 rowe , icole I I0 ruise, Ryan 70 rumley. Tony 110 rut , athy I 10 ru1. Ryan 46. 125 uellar. Enca 28 , 87, 167 uellar, Erika 29, 110, ISS Cuellar. Gabriel 110 uellar, Lori 72, 125 umming'>, Lowanda 125 unnmgham, John 21 unnrngham. Wanda 110 Curtis, Ryan 70 yr. Jennifer II 0 D Dague. my 110 Dahlberg. Gregg 21, 65 Dargle, Danielle 42, 46. 125 Daily. Jamie 125 D'Ales io, nthony 29, 87. I 9 Dallas, harles 125 D'Amour, ndre 29 Danduran, Came 61 Dandurand, Kari 48, 49. 125 Darrow , Christopher 87 Darrow. amantha 87 Daubert, orine 20 Davrd, Mrchael Luna 19 Davrdson, Amber 125 Davrla. arlo'> 7 Davrs, BenJamin 42, 125.139 Davrs, alandra II 0, 159 Davis, edric 164 Davis, Damon 87, 189 Davis, John 29, 125 Davis, Kaycee I l 0 Is this the car of a WHS student after a long weekend? o! It is the car that was bashed at the cheer/eaden ' car bash during final.\ week. Dav i . :-iicole 125 Dav rs. Ted 125 Day . u1anne 69 , 125, 150, 153 Deal . Jenmfer 7 Dean, Joe 14 Decker, athan 87 Decker, ick 125, 172 Dees, Chanda II 0 Deets, Zach 61, 125 DeFelice, Laura 27 , 74. 75 , 110 Dcguchi, Renee l , 29, 44 , 87 Dcguchr, Tanya 87 Dela-.-.u-. , hannon 87 Delgado, Natasha 55, 72, 73, 182 Derby, AI 21, 33 Desmond , Joyce 87, 146, 190 Deveau, John 87, 172 Deveau, Randy 61, 125. 172 Devine, John 21 , 145 Deylius, Jenni I I0 Deylius, Mau 125, 149 Dramond. Kathre 87 Drbcne, Bnan 71, 110 Dick, Mane 35, 37, 43. 0. 7. 154, 190 Dickey, David 125 Dicl<s.AIIyson 41, 110. 146 Dildme, Brandon 7 Dillard, Rose 174 Dineen, David I I I Dion, Robert 42, 71 . 125 Dionisio. Joe 21, 144 Dionne,John 41, lll,l46. 149 Ditullio.Pat 120,125 Dobler, Laura 42, 125. 146 Dob;n'>. Heath 125 Dodd. Gwen 29, Ill Dolbeare, Elizabeth 41 Dolihite. Ricky 125 Domier. Man l I I D r e;. Lucmda 125 Doty, Angel 36. 48. 51. 125 Dougla'>, Heather 41 , 53, 125, 179 Drake, Andrew 7, 172 Dray. Carrie 7 Drinen, Mary 32. 87, 142, 143, 149. 154. 156. l I. 210 Drobcck, Jason 125, 157 Drury. Angre 87 Duck worth, Chri tina Ill Duncan. Chnstie 125, 15 Duncan, Christina 158 Duncan. Kelley 45. 7 Duncan, La honda 36, 42, Ill, 146. 154, 156 Dunn, Jason 42, 125 Duran, Chris 58 Duran. Christopher II I Duran, Frank 24 Duran. Rebecca Ill , 143 Duren , Brian 44. 47. 7 Durga, Russell 125 Durham, Bnan 125. 156 Dull, Rrchard 6, 21 Duysen, Justin Ill, 164 E Eberhart, rcole 125 Ebernem, tephanie 41, 7 , 126 Eberwem , Tim 46. I II Ebner, Jasmin 7 Ebner, Melanie 55. 87 Edwards, BJ 7, 142 Eichholz, Heather 126. 154 Elefante, David 126 Elenez, Roberto 87 Eller. Ginny I II, 158, 174 Elhs, Fred 41 , 126, 146, 156 Ellis.Josh 17. 111 . 153, 172 Ellmers, haun 126 Elwell , Lara 126. 157. 174 Ender-.on, Jenmfer 76, 77, Ill , 154. 157, 167 England, nyeka 126, 152 Entner, Becky 126. IS Ermel, uzanne l II, ISO, 154 Erwm. Mall 70. 126 Eshelman, Paul 7, 156 Espinoza. icky 126 Evans, Christina Ill Evans. Gen 21 Evans. Knuna 107 Evans. Patrence 7 Everling, Dawn 40. 63. 126. 156. 160, 16 . 205 Ever.,on. hzabeth 21. 44. 45. 4 Ezel<iel, Man Ill F Fackelman, Butch 21 Fadler, Daniel I I I Falce!!i, teven 7 Faler. Davrd 29. 57. 5 . Ill Falu. Jeanene 46. 55. 126 Farley, m; 29. 44. 49. Ill Felch. Tracy 126 Felice,Jim 21, 5 Fenner. Jion 7 Fennewald, Elaina 58, Ill, 144. 154, 167 Fenwrck, Elaine 39, 41, 45, 47, 49. 126. 203 Fergus, LeeAnn 43, 7. 190 213 �Fcrgu,on. Dale 21. 29 h:ucht, Leah 126 Fichter, Jes.,ica 126 Field ... Tjrone 40, 7 Figucroa,Jo.,eljn 7, 155,157,190 hgucroa. Raqucl 4 . 126 hgueroa, Richard 126 Fillinger, TanJa 126. I 56 Fine. Joey 40. '7. 100, 147. 167, 16 210 honllo. Da\ 1d 46. 126 Fi'cher. Garrett 126, 165 Fi her, tc\e 126 Fi her. ue 7, 172 Fi I.e, Will 30, Ill Fit1patricl\. Chri.,topher 126 Florence, A \er} Ill f·lorc-,, Heidi 7, Ill Flournoj, Lunossi 126 Fole), Robert 32, 33, 36, 40, 5 I, 71. I, 87, 151, 158. 190 Folt1. Tiffany 126, 174 Fomby, Kell) 37, 51. 7. 190, 202, 203 Ford, Barbara 7, 197 Ford, herry I I I Ford, tephanic Ford, Tam1ka Ford, Tanya 29, Ill Foreman, Adriano Ill, 172 Fo. ter, Jo.,eph 126. 172 Foul!\, dam 69, 126. 170, 171, 172 Foushee, Fran!\ 126 Fowler. Jennifer 126 Fox, Marlinda 126 Foy. Monica 15 Franl.., Mon1l..a 43, 66, 88, 190 1-ratee, Jad.1e Ill Fra11er, hm I I I Fredinburg, icole 2, Ill, 142, 162 Frewert, Kendra Frost, Mile 126 ·ugate, Lawrence 64 Fugate, Lind<,ay 64 Fuhrman, Jennifer 46, 63, 126 Funny, Jame\ 41, 5 ' ' 102, 1~. 170, 171, 172 G Gallagher, Dawn Ill Gallagher, Meg 21 Gallegos, atalie Ill Gansaugc, M1chelle 8, !55 Garc1a, Gloria 88 Garc1a, Ivan 126 Garcia, Jason 88 Garcia, Marie! 78, 126, !58 Garc1a, Melanie 76, Ill, 145, 157, 168 Garc1a, Preciou'> 126 Garc1a. Ull'e' 1, 126 Gardner. Julie 76, Ill. 16R Garland, Benjamin 126 Garlow. Jennifer 126 Garrett. Scott 41, 5 . Ill Ganm. arolyn 126 Geier. Jo-,cph RH Geiger. Andre\~ 8 German. Kelly 18. 31. 126 Gerrihen. Ian I I I Gia\ ino, a lena 30. Gib.,on, hcrry I II. !59 Gib on. Dan1el 126 Gibson. heke}a Ill Gib\on, !C\en I 5. 88 Giecl... Brande 12. 63, ' 151. 158, 167. 181. l<.Xl, 2(» Gicr. Joe 30 Gilbert. Laura 126 Gilday, Briana 45. I II. !53 Gilday, Dustm 127 Giles, utanne 42, 127. 146, 176 Gillard. Norman 127 Gillesp1e. "v11ke 127 Ginter. 11chelle Ill. I 5 Girard, Robert 61, 127 Glasco, Jennifer 40, Ill, I 54 Glennon,Jamie Ill, 142. 147, 154 Ghck." endy 127 Goforth, Doug 21 Gomet, ida 88. 154, 157, 159 Gon1ale.,, oul Lana 29, !50 Gonnt!CI, Fernando 36, 40, 44, 47, Ill, 146, 152 Gonnlez, Joaquin 17, 66, 8, 101 Gonzale1, Soul-Lana 88, !55 Goodwm, Judy 21 Gordon, icolc 43, 79, 88, 156, 174 Goret\cn, Jon !53 Gramsch, ourtney 127 Grande!, Patty 20 Graves. Wendy 29, 88, 190 Gray, Dan 61, 127 Gray, Ke\ln 112, 150, 157 Green, hm 61, 127 Green, Damieon 65, 112, 142, !57 Green. Zach 27, 41, 112, 121 Greenlee, Vanessa 72, 112, 152, 174 GrecnwO<xl, Deborah 127 GreenwO<xl, Patncm 88 Gregor, Todd 58, 88 Grenz, Sharon 21 Griffe, Eh1a 45, 79. I 12 Griffin, Kevm 127 Griffith, Ja\on I 12 Grim, Dav1d 127, 150 Grimm. Leigh 112 Grisham , Amelia Grow, Jacl\ 70 Gruenwald, Tim 30, 88 Coach Bob Hudson, tacv Wallick, Jennifer Enderson, Tran Gwierre::.. Lisa 01·erbay, Sarah Apodaca, Julie Gardner, and Dawn Everling have a from rmt seat to lt·atch the intense baule of a home game. 214 Patricia Jackson and Tonoccus McClain sing out with talent in My Fair U.tdy. Guerrero, Gabncl 88 Guerrero, George 127 Guc.,.,, Jamc., 127 Guevara, Joanne 127 Guevara, Orlando 127, 172 GUidry, 1\ngela I 12 Guidry, Heather 127. 145 Gurrcro. Mary 127 Gutierrc1, Chad 61, 127, 165 Gutierre1, Isabelle 20 Gutierret, Trac} 74, 88, 167 Gu1man, Monique 127 H Haas, Cheryl 2 Hackenberg, Royal I 12 Hall, Bobby I 12 Hall , hcryl 174 Hall, Elit.abeth 112 Hall, Jeremy 41, 70, 127 Hall, Mike 112 Hall, Robert 146 Hall, Thad 16, 20, 165, 178, 179 Hamilton, ry~tal 88, 156 Hamilton, John !54 Hampton, Adam 31, I 12 Hampton , Daniel 70,127 Hampton, John 35, 44, 47, 51, 8 ' 191, 203 Hamre, Anna 21, 44, 45, 48 Handy, Anthony 8 Handy, James 112 Haney, Chns 30, I 12 Hansen, Josh 127 Hansford, hane 127 Hansford, Tim 127 Happe, Cameron 156 Hard, CurtiS 1 12 Harding, Monique 29, 43, 112 Hardwick, Michelle 88, I 54, 196 Harg1s, Coralee 21 Harlow, Jennifer 48 Harrill, Paul 2 , 88 Harrill, Peter !55 Harris, Alana 112 Hams, Bobbi 21, 66, 175 Harris , Kim 29, 64, 127 Harris, Kristi 48, 127 Harris, Tommy 54, 69, 112, 120, 162 Harrison, Lisa 62, 63, 127 Harry, Benjamin 88 154, 191 Hartley, Dallas 69, Harvey, Carol 48, 127 Hatchell, Mark 20 Hathorne, Sabrina 5 • 88, 154, 170, 172, 191 , 208 Hatton , Alexandria 88, !58 Hawker, Ann 21 Hawker, Craig 44, 47, 58, 112, 172 Hawkes, Laura 112 Hawkes, Michael 127 Hawkins, Ja., n 127 Hawkins, Jennifer 112 Hay, M1chae! 127 Haye , Dana 112 Hayner, Taryn 46, 112 Hays, Mike 61 Hayward, Janeen 37, 43, 45, 47, 64, 127 Headle, Brian 88 Heatherly, Mike 21, 57, 58, 59 Heckert, Joshua 127 Heffernan, Delia 112, 154 Heinrich, Heather 127 Heinsman, Laura 43, , 197 �Hollanu. Michael 46. 107. 128 Hollanu. Michell 107. 128. 146 Holm, ancy 22 Holmquist , John 70 Holmquist, Kamherl y 22, 152. 154 Ho<Xlger, Kevin 61 Hooujer, Kevin 128 Hopkins, LISa I 12 Hoppe. Cameron 154 Hoppe, Luke 3 3. 41, 90. I 0 I, 146. 202 Hopper, Crystal 128 Horncss . Dominique 112 Horton, Melody 90, 145, 196 Horvath, Janet 22 Howaru, LeVar 90, 159, 196 Howaru. Tiftanie 128 Howlett, Brian 90 Hoy.Josh 17,112 Hubbaru. Monica Hein\man, Meghan 48, 127, 140, 154 Hclu, Gary 22, 58, 154 Hcnuee , Robin 112 Henderson, Robert 127 Hendricks, Brantly 112 Henurix, Derrick 56, 58, 90 Henke, Judy 20 Henry, Gary 112 Henry, Kim 46, 127 Henry, Larry 22, 79 Henry, Trisha 112 Hcnsmger, Diane 127 Henwood, Melissa 122, 127 Hernandez, Jonelle 90 Hernn, Ryan 127 Hess, Will 70 Hessler, Trisha 48, 127 Hicks, Darian 29, 128 Hiualgo, Lillian 42, 128 lligley, Deni\c 48, 49, 128 Hill, Bryan 112, 149 Hill, Jenmfer 42, 48, 128, 146 Hill, Kevin 61, 128 Hilman, Sarah 45, 128, 175 Hinds, teve 112 Hines, Juhe 128 Hiser, Brian 112 Hobart, Daviu 44, 47, 49, 107, 146, 209 lgo. Christina 41, 128, 146, 157, 168 !go, Daffeny I I, .tl ffi 1l. ~ 10?. l5t. I~ 19L !I?. :I» lronCiouu. Christopher 90 luli. Joe 112 J Jackson. Connie 22 Jack.,on, Elitabeth 128 Jackson, Meli"a I D. 142 Jackson. Patnca 45 Jackson , Stacie 128 Jackson, Vanessa 12, 90, 191,208, 209 James, George 3. 90 James, Lconaru 128 Jaramillo, Jacob 113 Jaramillo, Jason Jaramillo, Jeremy 30 Jaramillo, Michelle Huugins, Jackie 22 Huukins, Jesse 41, 112, 146 Huu\On , Bob 22, 58, 167 Huffman , Katnna 112 Hughes, Bngette 72, 90, 144 Hughes , larence 15 Hull, Desiree' 90 Hunt, Daina 90 Hunter, Jeremy 128 Husbanu, Jose 12 Hutchings, James 128 Hutchison , Korey 164 Hyche , Dcurick I 12 Hyok, Kwon 71 Jarvey, Jessica 128 Jason , ascha 90, 145 Jewell , James 90, 149 Joan, ponsor heram 154 Johnson, Anjelique 128, 145 Johnson , Annaliese 64, 174 Johnson, Felicia 45, 90 Johnson,Jade 43, 12 Johnson , Jamie 42, 128, 146 Johnson, Josh 128 Johnson, Kenya 72, 90 Johnson, Manuy 29 Johnson. Mike 79 Johnson, Rodney 113 Johnson , Serena 43, 90, 196 Johnson , Tiffany 29, 113 Johnson, Travis 58, 113 Johnston, Manuie 47, 48, 128 Jones, Cassondra 90, 156, 158 Jones, Chris 198 Jones . rystal 128 Jones, Jacinta 37, 43, 54, 65. 113, 146, 174 55, 72, 73, 90. 159, 191 Jones, Jeremiah 113 Jones, Jimmy 113 Jones. Kris 29, 90 Jones, Randy 22 Jones, Robert 156 Joseph, anuie 128. 183 Joseph, inuie 128, I 3 Joyner, Ranuy 49. 144 J uare1, Carlo\ 58, 113, 172 Juaret, athan 40, 58. 90, 154, 191 113, 153. 157 K Although Dusk to Dawn was the official theme, L<JI'efest '95 H·as the theme students were greeted with as they entered the sweetheart dance. 113, 138. 151, 170. 172 Kerr, Matt 30 Kersey. Jeff 113 Ketcham. Jennifer 128. 154 Ketcham, Jenny 48, 49, 153 Kiuwcll, LI a 90 Kieselsllen, Chri.,ty 90 Kil.,trom. Katrina 113 Kincaiu. MI\ty 90 King, Dwight 129 King, Michelle 113 Kmhofer, Erika 34, 63, 129 Kmnaru. Corey 90. 210 Kmney . Anurcw 129, 172 Kinncy . Jo<ly 31, 113. 172 Kipp, Michael 129 Kirchmann , Rachel 5. 29. 50, 43. 129, 154, 156. 157 27, 32, 13, 71, 90. 150, 158, 210 36, 40, 52, 66, 67, 112, 152 Huber, Jason 30, 90 Hucke, Augustine 128 33, 71, 128. 144, 150. 154, 156, 211 Hodge\, Jon 17, 66. 69, 90, 191 Hodson. Heather 45, 112 Hoenig, Wenuy 46, 12 . 168 Hoffman, Bob 22 Hoffman, Carrie 90 Hoffman. Jennifer 128 Hoffman, Tim 128 Hoh rl/, Jennifer 128 Hollanu, Jason 46. I 12 Hollanu. Jay Kenneuy Shane 113 Ken;y Kenura Kalave hi, urian 33. 90 Kalaveshi, Arben 40, 113, 146 Kane, Theresa 46, 128 Kasa. Hieui 48, 12 Kastens, lice 22 Kastl, Shawn 41 , 128 Keiley, Randy 22. 170, 172 Kelly,Julia 12 Kelly, atasha 76 Kelly, Renee 10. 29. 74, 75, 90, 151, 166. 167.207 Kelly, Tasha 48. 152. 16 Kenuall . Chris 113 Kennedy. Dalon 12 Kirk, Em: 113 Kirk . Zane 129, 210 Kirklanu, Joel 41, 129. 156 Kirschbaum. Marcus 129 Kitowski. Tobi 113 Klaffky , Paula 64 Kles\, ry\tal 113 Kmght , Robert 29, 41, 129, 146 Knlllle, April 90 Knopp, Katie 29, 113, 142 Koch. andy 22 Koenig, Tiffany 129 Kohnert, Chns 61, 129 Kohutek, Marla 13, 42, 113, 156 Kohutek , Robert 90 Kopav , Lynn 31 Kovaltchul;, Yaroslav 90 KraJCOvie , Jes\ica 129 Kratz, Shaun 40, I 13 Krause, Bryan 22, 69 Krempley, Dave 22 Krueger, Ana 113, 159 Kneg, teven 129 Krueger, Laura 90, 145, 159, 191 Kruser, harles 30, 90 Kuhn, Michelle 48, 129 Kwon . Hyok 90 Kyle, Eduie 29 L LaCasse. Juuy 20 l.acey. Debbie 22 Lacey, Ryan 70 Lacroix, tanlcy 90, 158 Lafferty, Rebekah 129. 150.210 Lafner.Jason 41, 44. 47. 113. 146 Lafner, Laura I 13, 152, 153. I 4 Lamer, Micah 41, 44. 113. 146 Lmru. Peter 40, 70. 129, 153. 165 Lamb, Demetrius 129 Lamb, Jo\h 154 Lambert, Kent 4, !?. :¥1. l .f\ :u ~ 1-». 151, L~ 197 Lambert, Tan)a 45, 113. I 2 Lammert, Brian 129 Lamplough. Chmtma 90. 196 Lanureth, tacy 29. 113 Lannmg, Ke\ln 129 Lannoye. \1elany 4 . 129. 159 LaPlante, Jat:kie 4 . 129 LaPlante, Jennifer 42, 90, 145. 191 Lar en. 1khael 90, 13 . 149 Laf\ ie. Georgma 90. 192 Lure II. Anurew 32. 36. 40. 41. 93 2 15 �Laub. aron 129 Lauer. Chri> 70, 113. 157 Laws. John 29, 93, 159 La:... Taf)n 7 . 129 La1ard. lbena 129 Lazard, Toni 15 Lazenby. Eric 10, 36, 44, 47, 50, 5 . 93, 206 LeBlanc, amantha 64, 129 Lee, Bl)an 30, 5 . 93. 162, 163 Lee. Denee 39. 129. 150. 153 Lee, Justm 17,113, 153. 154 Lee, tefam 29. 4 . 49, 129 Leedom. Bonner 113 Leeper. '.1ehnda 129 Lega p1, Jennifer 32. 33. 93. 154 Lehmer, David 129 Lemke. Lydia 20 Lemmer. JD. 129 Lenard, Jame. 129 Leon. Dwayne 5 . 93. 149 Leon-Guerrero, Lisa 33. 43, 93. 140. 144. 154. 157. 15 . 176 Leonard, James 3 . 39 Le>ley. Ron 24 Le . ard. Jessica 129 Lethbridge, Danna . fi>. 67. 93. 104, 154. 15 . 186. 205 Lethbridge, tacy 7 . 129, 175 Lettner. 1arkus 93 Leora. icole 146 Lewis, Katnna 93, 200 Lienhard, Chnstopher 42, 129 Light. Blair 113 Limardo. Mary 22 Little, haria 48, 129 Llewellyn, Michele 22. 42 Lombardo, L1sa 63 Long, tephanie 78. 129 Lopez. Ardelle 29. 93, 192 Lopez. Carolyn 93. 155, 192 Lopez. Jose 113 Lorenzen, Steve 61, 129 Loring. ott 22, 39 Lo,calzo, Debbie 63 Lough, Brenda 22, 74 Love. Derrick 129 Love, Errick 129 Lueck. Josh 27. 113 Luera, 'icole 42, 129 Loft, Kate 113, 154, 15 Lujan, Laura 155. 159 Lumberg. Isaac 41. 42, 113 Luna. Carl 93, 192 Luna. Matt 93, 19 . 20 Lu<,b}. andra 78 Lu<.uca, Rene 46, 129 Luten, Bill 40, 41, 44, 113, 146 Mac abe, Jennifer 45. 47, 113, 146, 157 MacCabe, Scot 41, 130,146 Ma Leod, Jamie 42, 4 . 113 Machado, Melissa 41, 130, 146 Machuca, Cathcnne 130 Machuca, Rose 93 Ma ias, Kim 17, 66, 93, 192 Macias, Mike 93. 144, 145 MacRenato, Paul 22, 61, 154 Macschger, Janette 44 Madden, Phyllis 22 Maddox. Laura 64. 130. 131, 145, 150 216 On her way to the fall pep assembly, Melissa Quidacha.v flashes a million dollar grin. 1adrid, Paul 130 Maestas. Jerry I 13 Maestas, Tomas 93. 197 Magnuson, Angela 114 Maier. James 114 Maier, Joseph 114 Malan, helley 45, 130, 174 Malchow, Albert 93 .\1anning. Danicllc 46, 130 !\1anzanares, atalie 150 1aplc. Larry I 14 Marc/a!.:, Michael 130 Marc/, Ricardo 130 Mariscal, Michael 130 1arJeiTISOn, Jeff 93. 170, 172 Marks, Braxton 58. 93 MarJ..s. Dem.an 130 Marquardt, Josh 91, 162 1arquez, oph1a 130. 149 Marritt. Mandy 114 Mar hall, Bnan 30. 93, 192 Marshall, Brooke 78. 130, 169 Manin, Brian 114 Manm. hev} 61, 130 Manm, Greg 114. 149 1anm, Jean 22 Manin. Michelle 93 Maninet, Aaron 130 Maninez, Aubrey 45, 114 Maninez, Branden 93. 170, 147, 172. 192 Martmct. Duane 44, 47, 93 Maninet, Jes<.e 130 Martinez. Jose 70, 114 Martmet, Josemar1a 157 Manme1, Melody II. 72, 93, 192 Manmct, T.J. 93, 155, 192 Masarik, Mandy 93, 159 Maschger, Elena 43, 130 Maschger, Janette 93 Mason, Mike 130 Mataipule. Frank 114 Matthews. Angelee 93, 145, 157 Matthews, Tamar 130, 169, 183 Mattson. Brenda 32, 33. 37, 93, 142, 143, 15 . 192 Maxwell, Jeremy 130 May, Melissa 41. 93, 155 Mayes, hristopher 93, 193 Mayc'>. eil 32. 58, 93, 193 Mays, omeliu'> 61, 130 McAninch, K1erra 33. 43. 130, 146, 156 MeAner, Jennifer 47, 48. 130 1cBndc, icole 93. 155, 157 Me ann, Damelle 4 . 130 McCanney, ick 42, 130, 146 Me lain. Tonoccu' 16. 41. 44. 47. 49. 50. 130. 146 '.1cClatcher. Juha IJO 1cCloskey, Angi 27, 37,114. 150. 158 McClurg, Michelle 114 1cCorm•c. Counney 114 McCowan. James 162. 114. 163 McCoy. icholc 40. 114. 152 1cCray, Kevm 93 McCrystal, hannon 66. 67. 74, 93. 104. 193. 205 McCullough. Matt 93, 193 !'.1c usJ..cr. Adam 93 McDonald . Brandon 130 McDonald, Jackie 29, 58. 93. 159. 172 1cGec, Jack 41 McGlade. Jesse 42, 130 McGlothhn, Lisa 42, 114 McGrew, Keith 30. 69, 114 Mcintyre, Icholas 61, 130 McKeal, Michelle 114, 153 McKmley. Melissa 70, 114, 147, 153, 170. 172 McKinney, Steve 29, 130, 148 Me abb, Scott 79, 93, 145 Me car, Andre~.~< 130 McMillion, Audreyanna 48, 130 Me ew, Amanda 93 Me cw, Joshua 130 McVey, Jane 63, 93 Mead, Paul 130 Medina, Christina 130 Medina, Patrick 114. 159 Medma, Yolanda II. 72, 93, I 57 Medlock, 1ck 114 Me1rhenry. Josh 31 Meisner-Sisneros, had 41, 95. 170. 172 Melanson, Roben 130, 172 Melero, Kmtella 130 Mendes, Layna 130 Mendes, Jake 69. 9 Meredith, Jennifer 114 1erillo. Chnstopher 95 Mesa, Andy 130 Mesa, Manuel 24 Meszler. David 5 . 114 Mellger, Bnan 95 Mellger, teve 114. 145, 164 Michaels. Tammy 43, 44, 49, 51, 52, 95, I 53. 202, 203 Mickebon, Bryan 130, 172 Mike, Jessica 43. 130. I 53 MiJ..ulcs, Jeffery 110 Miles, Brandon 95 Miles, Megan 130 Miles, helli 22, 63 Perfecting her co/unary skills, Kim Martin scoops up the halter and lets it fall into the frying pan. Miles, Tommy 61. IJO Miller, hnstopher 95 Miller, Denms 95 Miller, Gma 79 Miller, Jolccn 130, 1.36. 175 Miller, Josh 130 Miller, Michael 61, 130, 172 Miller, Mocha 22, 72 Miller, Rene 95. 155 Mirm, MeJ..isha 130 M mster, Jeff 130 Mirenda, Marie 48, 114, 211 Mrsncr, teven 89, 95 Mitchell, Jonathan 130 Mitchell, amucl 1.30 Molter, Richard 22, 29 Mondragon, Amy 114 Moneypenny. 1arJ.. 58 Monte!, Kent 65 Montgomery, Jercm} IJO Montgomel). Perry 95 Montoya, Angelina 4 , 130 Montoya. Robena 95, 155. 197 Moody, Anthon} 130 Moonrngham, Tonya 40, 64. 130. 146 Moore, Andrew 130 Moore, Chri 95 Moore, Danielle 95. 193 Moore, Eric 33. 65, 20 I Moore, Jason 33, 70. 130 Moore, John 114 Moore, Reggie 130 Moorehead. David 130 Morales, Cathy 64. 130, 145 Moran, Michelle 95 Moreland, Glenna 24 Morgan, Amanda 34, 43, 130 Morgan, Roben 130 Morning, Stephanie 31, 184 Morone~. Andrew 132 Moms, Jason 70, 132, 165 Morris, Jennifer 48, 112 Morris, arah 114, 155 Momson, Helga 22 Mor,e, ubin 61. 132 Morse, John 24 Monon, Jennifer 29 Moshrcr, Sheila 132 Mota, Connna 95. 145. 155, 157, 159. 193 Moyer, Jane 20 Muchacha, Kathy 64 Muehlbauer, Mary-Ann 41, �114, 142, 153 Munoz, Barb 64 Muno1, Mark 22, 162 Murphy, Catherine 29, 66, 114, 153 Murphy, Gary 132 Murphy, Shaunelle 132 Murray, Adrian 69, 114 Muse, Christopher I 14 1utchler, Jeanette 18, 22 Mutchler, Kristen 42, 132, 146 Myers, Jack 95, 182 Myers, Jan 20 ack, Jeremy 132 ailor, Rudy 9, 29, 58, 95, 147,170, 172 all, Lawson 132 ance, Emily 132, 152 ance, Jeffrey 30, 95, I ap1er, David 132 ava, Esmeralda 46, 78, 132 Navarre, ick1 132 aylor, Joyce 41, 95 elson, Cassie 132 elson, Frank 132 ettesheim, Marie 45, 47, 150 etteshe1m, Therasa 132 evin, Chnstopher 95 ewkirk, Donna 36, 43, 45, 114 ewlandgadea, Chris 61, 132, 149 Newman, Annie I 14 icandro, James 44, 47, 58, 95, 147, 153, 154, 176 ickle, Wayne 22 icoll, Jeffery 40, 132, 146 iederhauser, Erin 95 ierode, Brian 31, 95 iewald, Beth 40, 66, 67, 95, 104, 151, 193 Nik1rk, Andrew 95, 193 Noble, David 132 Norman, Christina 45, 114, 155, 211 orman, Joan 23 orrington, Megan 55, 95 orris, Brad 29, 132, 172 OrriS, Dav1d 29, 114, 132 OrriS, J1mmy 114, 145 orris, Latrice 45, 114 orris, Miranda 33, 114, 156, 15 orton, Michelle 7 , 132 Nowhn, Patricia 132 owhn, Perry 31, 114 0 Oakley, tephanie 18, 29, 114 O'Brien, Martin 28, 29 Odom, Mehssa 95, 193 O'D nnell, Enc 13, 114, I 4 O'Donnell, Ryan 132 Ohlbrecht, Brody 114 O'Lara, Joann 132 O'Laughlin, Frank 5 , 114 Oliver. athan 114, 146, 172 Omar,l mae! 132 eal, James 95 0' ell, Kyle 46, 61, 132 0' ell!, Heather 132 Ones, Kurt 23, 30 psahl, Harry 132, 14 O'Rourke, Ryan 40, 61, 132 Ortega,Edda 41, 114, 146 Ortega, Maria 40, 0, 95, 146 Ortiz-Davila, hawn 29, 132 o· Ott, Tiffany 174 Otte, Emilie 107 Otto, Tim 31, 58, 114 Otwell, Tim 95, 184, 193 Overbay, L1sa 32, 33, 41, 74, 95, 105, 155, 167, ;m Overbay, Richard 42, 46, 132 Overhn, Linda 23, 154 Overton, Apnl I 12 Owens, Vickie 4 , 132 Oxley, Carolyn 3, 114 p Pacheco, K1m 132 Padda k, Matt 17, 114 Paddack, ita 23 Padgett, John 95 Paguyo, Christina 132 Palmer, Amber 132 Palmer, Christina 29, 114 Palmer, Jess1ca 36, 40, 114, 146 Palsrock, Gil 23 Palsrok, James 33, 95, 156 Pard1s, Rh1ann n 29, 114 Parker, Garrett 132 Parker, Jason 132 Parker, Michelle 132 Parola, Christopher 95 Parrish, Mikel 29, 114 Pate, orma 23 Pearson, Sharon 23 Pearson, Tracey 114 Peasley, Amber 132 Pedrazza, Alexandra 133 Peltz, Tara 79, 114, 15 Pena, Marcos 30, 44, 58, 95 Peoples, harles I 06, I 14 Perc1val, J.R. 46 Perc1val, efton 133 Perez, Christina 95, 142, 154, 157, 158, 193 Perez, Daniel 33, 114 Perez, David 133 Perez, Elizabeth 33, 45, 47, 114, 146, 152, 154 Perez, Lisa 30, 95 Perez, Miguel 157 Perez, Mike 95, 159 Perez, Rebecca 133 Perez, Wllhem 29, 61, 133 Perry, Christopher 95 Perry, Heather 133 Perry, James 114 Perry, Tammy 133 Persad, Mike 114 Peters, tephen 29, 133, 157 Petersen, Amy 41, 114 Peterson, Carrie 95 Phillips, usan 7 , 133, 179 Phillips, William 61, 133 Philon, DeAngelo 133, 164 Philp, Jennifer 133, 174 Philp, Melis a 17, 33, 79, 95, 156, 174, 194 Pickens, tephen 56, 58, 114, 170, 172 Pickruhn, Thomas 133, 172 Pillsbury, Theresa 7, 114, 148 Pilu o, Rosanna 42, 43, 133, 146, 152, 156, 174 Pinckney, Kard1a 29, 95, 159 Piveral, Jame 65, 116 Pollard, tacy 29, 116 Pons, Thomas 116, 122 Pope, Christy 29, 95 Porras, Melissa 116 Porter, Travis 116 Powell, Bradley 58, I 16 Powell, Jenny 43, 52, 66, 95, 151 , 194 Powell , Justen 65, 96, 194, 200. 205 Powell, Randy 133 Praetorius, arah 133 Prather, K1m 116 Pratt, herry 116 Pressey, Steve 46, I 16 Pressley. Kyle 58. 96, 182 Presson, icole 43, 96 Preston, Tyei ha 43, 133. 146 Priest, Devon 133 Prieve, Debra 16, 70, 116, 153 Pruett, Jame 133 Pruett, Ja on 96, 116 Pruett, Joseph 40, 79, 116, 172 Pruett, Justin 133 Prunty, Louana 4, 40, 45, 96, 150, 194 Puhuyesva, Devona 96, 155 Puhuyesva, Tonya 116 Pyles, tephanie 29, 133 Q Quaney, K1mberly 96 Quiambao, Charissa 96, 147, 151 Quidachay, Melissa 15, 116 Qu~nlan, L1nda 29, 116, 153 Quintana. ikki 96. 194 R Rahne, Nancy 23 Ramirez. Christie 133 Ran ourt, haral 116 Randolph, Ralph 133 Rankins, Joseph 133 Rankins, M1chael 96 Rayborn, Kim 116, 139 Rayborn, Ryan 96 Redden, Monique 7, 116, 13 . 141, 149, 155, 157 Redding, Melody 74, 75, 80, 96, 151, 159 Reed, Ellen 29, 79, 133 Reed , Patience 183 Reed, Zane 133 Reeder, David 23, 174 Re1man, Deborah 133 Re1nk1ng, Christina 133 Reorda, Paula 76 Re;es, Wilham 40, 113. 146 Reynolds, Melissa 133 Riccardelli, Mike 116 Rice, Kristina 116 Rice, Tammerica 29, 133 Richards, Keith 46. 133 Richards. Ted 139 Richardson , Dmne 42, 46, 133, 156 Richardson, Linda 40, 96, 144, 150, 154, 194 Richardson , Ross 96 R1cketts, Paul 133 R1dgeway, Renelle 29, 133 Rigdon. Karen 66, 96, 194 Riggan, Jennifer 116. 120 R1ggs, Brandon 133 R1ley, Julie 4, l1.'".~il%""' 001.54,1$11 Riley, Mike 116 Ritter, Adrienne 29, 45, 116 Riva , Rudy 46, 133 R1vera, Amanda 27, 116 R1vera, Amy 27, 116 Rivera, Athena 78, 133 Rivera, Daniel 133 Rivera. Debbie 46, 72, 96 R1vera, Jo e 194 R1vera, Josh 133. 170, 172 R1vera, Raymond 133 Robb1ns, Tamula 133 Roberds, Connne 134 Robert . nthony I 16 Roberts, Honor 33. 41, 116, 146 Roberts, Jason 96, 134 Robert , colt 134 Robert!., Somer 134, 174 Robert , nthony 149 Roberts n, Brooklyn 33. 96 Robertson, John 116, 164 Robertson , Michelle 96 Kanentha Thomas bares the Late winter snow while making her way to class. 217 �Robinson, Farrah 41, 96, 167 Robmson, Jenmfer 116, 159 Robmson, Katnna 134, 168 Robmson. Tracy 134 Rocha, Loren 46, 134 Rockett, Jeffrey 96 Rodman, hameka 29, 116, 159 Rodman, usan 174 Rodrigue/, Jennifer 116, 154, 157 Rodnguc1, Roben 29, 96, 196 Rodngue1, ane. a 134 Rolf. , Jean 23 Romeo, Johnath n 61, 134 Romero, my 116 Romero, Jasmme 134 Romero, adia 96 Romero, tacy 116 Romo, Chris 134, 159 Rose, Bnan 5 , 134 Rose, Cra1g 134 Roe. Love 134 Roski, Leyda 96, 194 Ros., Melinda 36, 42, 134, 156 Roth, K1mberly 4 , 134 Rouse, Rebecca I 16 Ro~e. Michael 134 Royer, Joe 19, 20, 179, 211 Ruby, Tab1tha 44, 96 Rup1 an, Barry 116 Ruppen, Paul 116 Ru hford, Gary 116 Ru. t, Jennifer 3, 5, 37, 43, 44, 51, 52, %, 104, 150, 195, 19 ' 203 Rustford, Ryan 172 Ryan, Timothy 134 ack, Chelsie 134 ack, Jason 46 ack, Robby 116 a kett, James 116, 14 adler, Jeff 58, 116 agona, Frank 23 aJazar, Dominic 134 aldana, Israel 134, 20 Saldana, Omar 96, 151, 195, 20 aleny, Krist1e 116 amora, ick 159 anchez, Dan 69 anchez, Joseph 6 , 69, 116 Sanchez, Maria 174 anchez, Michael 29, 5 , 96, 195 anchez, Monica 4 , 134 anchez, Rosalinda 117 an D1ego, Ben 29, 159 an Diego, Bonn 134 Sanders, Anthony 41, 58, 117 ander . Momca 96, 146 and\lk, Amy 41, 134, 146 anto , Joaquin 46, 134 Saunders, Kendra 117, 134 Sawin ki, Jacqueline 117, 168 chaffner, ounney 134 chara, Chad 134 Schm1dt, April 46, 134, 174, 175 Schneider, Lonnie 71, I, 96, 153, 154, 195, 204, 210 chneider, Tracy 117, 155 chnoes, Meghan 43, 134 Schoen felt, Daniel 31, 117 Schoolmaster, John I , 23 Schudel, Marlo 117, 120, 142 chudel, Rand1 134 Schuetz, Jan 20, 27 2 18 chwab, ngel 29, 55, 72, 96, 159, 195 chwanz, Lmda 23, 150 cott, Brand1e 96, 146 cott, Bryan 117 cott, Eli1abeth 134 croggs, Jo eph 12, 29, 117 cuden, Kristin , 27, 36, 40, 7 , 134, 151, 152, 154, 156 eay, ngel 96. 153, 195 eelye, Daniel 134 egars, Myron 5 , 96, 162 eggeny,Jason 134 eidel, Tricia 40, 117 ennen, Bob 23, 156 eqUira, Je. s1ca 134 ervant, Carolyn 29, 117, 167 immons, Roben 117 1mon, Knstine 135 Simpson, George 99, 145 impson, Joshua 135 impson, Tanika 99 Sims, Allen 135 Sims, Monique 117 Sirois, Amy 29, 40, 76, 77, 135, 168 kadden, J1111 23, 158 kadden, Yanda 23, 43 Iowan, Christie I 17 lusher, Peggy I 17 lusher, andy 135 Slusher, uzan 29, 99 Smathers, Joe 69, 165 Smett , Celest 27, 29, 99, 154 m1th, Adam 79, 117, 171 mith, Wayne 23 mmy, hcbia 97, 99, 151, I 6 mothennan, Joe 135 obicch, • tephen 23 • ordcn, Bobby 135 Sorensen, Dan1el 135 oule, Angela 135, 146, ISO Souta, Vincent 117 Spa1nhour, K1mbcrly 44, 99 pann, Teresa 46, 76. 135. 156. 168, 169 pecht, my 78. 135 pcncer, Ann 23 pcncer, linton 117 pilotro, Priscilla 117 pringfield, Aaron 58, 59, 99. 151, IR7, 19'i Marching Band and Color Guard members show how muchfun a WHSfootball game can be. ewer, Raymond 134, 152, 207 eyfanh, onja 134 haiffer, Russell 33, 99, 156, 195 hankling, Damon 57, 5 . 117 hannon, risty Pope 194 harkey, Kevm 99 harp, Angela 29, 117, 167 harp, Paul 134 harpnack, tephanie 117 haw, M1chael 99 haw,Zach 4,44, 51, 117 hell, Veronica 14, 117, 157 Shelton, Annie 32, 99, 145 Sheppard, Mark 30, 145 her-rod, Jeffrey 99 heram, Joan 23 herwood, David 134 Sherwood,John 117 hinaba, Kazeem 134 hipman, Felicm 29, 117 hne1der, Tracy 157 huff, M1sty 45, 117 Shultz, Crystal 174 human, Ryan 134, 172 Silva, Andrea 14, 117 Silv1s, Jenmfer 40, 117, 146 immons, John 135 Smith, Adnan 135, 159, 207 m1th, Barb 20 Smith, Carolyn 5 ' 99, 154, 162, 195, 208 Smith, Chantel 42, 122, 135 Smith, Dan I 17 Sm1th, Ervin 135 Smith, Ge rge 36, 46, 61, 135, 164, 183 Smith, Janet 167, 168 Smith, Jess1ca 27, 66, 99, 104, 154, 15 Smith, Jimmy 117 Smith, Kaue 36, 44, 58, 99, 174, 197, 201 Sm1th, Knsu 99, 155 Smllh, Matthew 5 . 117 Smith, icole 43, 53, 117 Smith, Patrick 135, 152 Smith, Randy 135, 14 Smith. R1ckey 135, 20 I mith, Shaunna 41, 45, 63, 135, 165, I 3 Smith, herrie 135 Smith, tacey 8, 37, 41, 117, 142, 146, 153 Smith, Tiffany 46, 135, 157 Iamey, Susanne 135 tamm, Gary 117 tamps. Myron 135 StankiewiC/, Leah 99 tarkey, Wayne 117, 172 teele, Jaime 117 teen, Jessica 74. 117. 170 teffensen, hawn 42, 61, 135, 172 Stem, M1ke 117 Stensberg, eil 99 tephcn, Anna 117 tephen, Gordon 44, 99 tevens, Annemane 24 tevens, Gary 117 tevens, M1chael 135 Levenson. Shawn 161 tewan, Cas1 135 tewan, Enn 33, 41, 135, 154. I ~6 tewan, Jeff 117 tewan, Jennifer 33, 46, 64. 99, 135, 155 tiles, David (Smokey) 118, 162 Stirgus, handa 135, 169 Stowell, Enca 7,40, IIR, 141, I 9 towell, ophm 42, 46, 135. 14(l trasner, Kun 54, 71, 99, 142, 153, 172 �tra~ncr, Mike 65, 99, 102, 140, 151, 153, 154 Stroud, Sharon 23 tuken, Anke 45, 49, 79, 99, 153, 154, 174 tutes, Heather 74, 99, 105, 20 Suchocki, Mike 135 ulhvan, Christina 135, 160, 175 . undcrmeyer, Becky 45, 79, 135, 175 undermeyer, Rachel 79, 135, 175, 206 voboda, Candy 118 wain, Stephen 135, 157 wan, Mark 135 wanson, Duane 23 wart, Todd 41, 118 Swartt, Jeremiah 58, 118 Swart1, Todd 29 word, Justin 46, 135 ykora, Jon 61, 135, 172, 173 T Tabchng, Chris 23, 61 Taggard, Grant 23, 32 Tagstrom, Jason 135 Tailor, Buck 138 Tasha, Tanya 49 Tatum, Candice 27, 36, 44, 47, 71, II , 154, 211 Taylor, Bob 23 Taylor, Buck 135, 176 Taylor, Carlos 135 Taylor, Kelly 118, 155 Taylor, Michael 137 Taylor, Miyoko 46, 137 Taylor, Phillip 137 Taylor, cou 30, 118 Taylor, teve 137 Tekala, Aly ia 137 Tcpley, Corinna 4 137 Terrell, ykol 64 Thiele, Enc 23 Thomas, Kathy 139 Thoma., Katrintha 137, 146 Thomas, Lance 58, 118 Thomas, Laura 33, 121, 137, 145 Thompson, David 29, II Thompson, Jake 79, 118, 155 Thomp.,on, Kathy 43, 7 , 137 Thompson, Mark 61, 137 Thomp. on, athan 99 Thompson, ara 64 Thomp. on, tephen 46, 137 Thornton, icolus 162, 163, I 3 Th rpe, Bennett 69, 99, 181 Thurmond, Christi 48, 137 Tidnck, Amanda 118, 154, !59 Tillman, Staci 42, 4 , 137, 146 Tim, Bob 23, 140, 147, 162 Timms, Curti 70 Timms, Kailee 36, 40, 99 Tindill, Aaron 118 Tinkle, Amy 46, 118 Tittle, Robbie 69, II , 170, 172 Tobm, Andrew 36, 40, 115, II, 146 Tostanosk1, Helen 23 Trapp, Debbie 23 Traut, Christopher 61, 137 Treat, Arlene 42, 131, 137, 145, 146 Tng, ikki 174 Tnpp, Jennifer 118, 138 Trujillo, Louis 99 TruJillo, Sam 31 Tryon, Cody 137 Tuengel, heilah 48, 49, 137 Tuggle, Troy 137 Tumbaga, Chris 99, 104, 151, 154, 162, 178, 183, 211, ZD Turk, Julie 99 Turner, Dave 20, 24 Turner, Emma 137 Turner, Glenn 170, 172 Tuthill, Amanda 137 Tuttle, Lindsey 118 Tyrell, Tony 18, 23, 164 Uden, Mandy 181 Untalan, Marchelle 29, 72, II , 153, 156, 159 Untalan, M1a 137 Utera, Sean 137 Uyeda, Shawn 118 Valdez, Elizabeth 99, 101 Valdez, Ray 61, 137, 172 Valdiri , Mark 29, 137 Valdin , Michael 159 Valenune, Danny 137 Valenzuela, Gilbert 29, 99 Van Alstine, Dame II Van ingen, Jessica 64, II , 137 Vanterpool, Rebecca 118 Vargo, Brandan 44, 49, 99, 144, 149, 153, 154 Vaughn, Lenny II, 13, 58, 99, 104 Vaught, Ramod 61, 137 Vennmg, Leahi 137 Vernier, Charle 30, 79, 99 Ve .. , James 99 Vialpando, Virgina 99 Vigil, David 61, 137, 172 Vigil, Edd1e 40, II , 146 illagomez, Jadene 99 Villarreal, Carolina 99 Villen, Thomas 137 Villeneuve, William II Vincent, Marcu. II Vines, lassen 137 Vinyard, Robby 99 Vis er, Dirk 24, 58 Volanos, Elisha 61, 137 Volano., John II Volcic, Jeff 137 Von eggern, Andre 137 w Wade, ancy 24, 155 Wager , Karen 64 Wagner, Jason 137 Wagner, Jennifer 99, !59 Wagner, Jesse 30, II Walden-Calahan, ikki II Walk, Chns 41, 44, 137 Walker, Janice II Walker, Michelle 24, 147 Wallace, Harry 24 Wallick, Stacy 63, 99, 167 Walter, Tammy 41, 137, 140, 146 Walters, Sonia 118 Wanowski, Curtis 118 Ward, Christopher 41 Ward, Richard 29, 99 Ward, Wendy 42, 118 Warren, Erika 41, 43, 46, 118, 146 Warren, Jessica 43, 118 Washmgton, Darrell 58, 99 Washmgton, Jerry 137 Wasserburger, Torey 44, 66, 99, I 6, Won, Yuna 100 Wood, Adam 137 Wooden, Pagina 43, 137 Woodworth, Keith 29, 137 Wnght, Carlos 58, 119, 160, 164 Wnght, Cori 195 Watkins, Aubrey 36, 45, 47, 118, 154, 174 Watkins, Jessica 45 Watkins, Tanya 45, 137 Wat on, Cynthia 24 Weadon, Devin 27, 36, 41, 69, 118, 153 Weadon,John 24, 142 Weather , Jusun 137 Weathers, Stacey 154 Weaver, Rachel 12, 16, 41, II , 150, 153, 159 Webb,JIII II Webb, Mike 137 Webber, Jason 137 Welch, athan 118 Wells, Brad II WelL, Rose 24 Wermers, Joan 24 West, Sabrina 174 Westman, Aaron 79, 137 Westman, David II Westphal, Janet 137 Wheeler, Chri 119 Wheeler, Matt 119 Wheeler,Myra 29, 137, 150, 174 Wherry, Melissa 119 White, Barry 137 White, Enc I00, 196 White, Samuel 29, 100 White, Veronica 119 Whitley, Michael 119 Whitman, Melanie 119 Whitney, B.J. 137 Whnney, Lisa 119, 137 Whittaker, Matt 137 Wiggins, France ka 137, I 3 Wihs, Heather 100 Wilkerson, Michelle 42, 66, 70, 119 Wilkins, Petra 137 Williams, Brad 119 Williams, Geraldo 137 Williams, Jason 29, 100, 162, 163 Williams, Jenmfer 137 Williams, Josey 137 William, Mandy 27, 119, 175 Williams, Pri cilia 137, 149, 169 Williams, Robert 61, 137, 172 Williams, arah 137 Williams, Thomas 46, 100, 170, 172 William , Tyrone 137 Willian, icole I00 Willis, Jody 119, 170, 172, 173 Wilson, Ian 27, 33 Wilson, Kri 119, 201 Wilson, Rick 20, 170, 172 Winklebauer, Byron 119 Winn, George 60, 61, 137, 165 Wi e, Rachelle 29, 100, 142 Wise, tephame 119 Wolfe, Bryan 42, 119 Wolfe, Yong 119 Wolthius, Chris 137, 165 Showing their Christmas spirit, Monica Frank and Daffeny /go dress for the ea on. 45, 47, 119, 144, 153, 184 Wright, Jon Paul 9, 29, 100 Wyatt, hauni 100 y Yalongo, Elizabeth 42, 78, 169 Yamasato, Amanda 46 Yarbrough, LaPray 58, 100, 140 Yother, ean 119 Young, Chris E. 119 Young, Chns M. 69, 119 Young, andra 42, 119 Yunker, haun 44, 119, 143, 174 z Zabko, Deb 64 Zani,Paul 119 Zanzig, tephanie 45, 119 Zay, Je ica 32, 36, 40, 46, 79, 84, 100 Zay, Jonathan 36, 40, 54, 79 Zie ke, Aaron 71 Zoleta, Flynn 17, 58, 66, 119 ��~ Walsworth Publisbi11g Compmry .}06 orth Kansas Avenue I Marcdint, Missouri 64658 U A ��e a 17ze pep band slwws great enthusiasm during a lwme basketball game. In deep concentration during the contest, M1tchHollandand Jay Holland bang tlze!f drums to show their school spint. First Row: Jennifer Glasco, Mike Bartee, Arlene Treat, Laura Dober, Tiffany Clayton, Kristen Mutchler. Second Row: Shane Greenshaw, Andrew Tobin, Eddie Vigil, Staci Tillman, Jennifer Cox. AmySandnick. Third Row: John Bedel, Joel Kirkland, ShawnDratz, WilliamRayes, Ryan O'Rourke, Devin Weadon. Fourth Row: Fred Ellis, Jennifer Silvis, Mike Holland, Tonoccus McClain, Tyeislza Preston. Tammy Waltor, Jay Holland, Jason Lafjler, Tanya Moonigham. Micah La.ffler, Nick Me Cartney. As tlzey perparefor their performance during the basketball gatne, Jennifer Glasco, Nikki Me Coy, Angela Soule, William Reyes. Shane Crenshaw. Katrina Thomas. Staci Tillman and Chris Bishop tune their instruments. �Girls' Track The '95 girls' track sea on had it's share of up and downs, but it was the depth of the team as a whole that truely made them such awesome competators. Of the 52 members on the team, 23 were freshmen whom worked side by side with upp r-classmen to really do an exeptional job both in practice and during meets. The girls had a great work ethic and there was always someone willing to step in wherever needed. Coach Shelly Miles had this to say, "There were more girls out for track this season than in the past few years, the leader hip and hard work I attribute to the seniors who have done an outstanding job in keeping peace within the team and providing such great support to every member." Renea Kelly, gracefully glides over each hurdle at a quickening pace clearly heading toward another victory. First Row: ShamekaRodman, Donna Newkirk, Melody Redding, Laura DeFelice, SarahApadaca, Gina Miller, Tasha Kelly, Latasha Cunningham, Erin Green, Terri Smalberger. Second Row: Andrea Brandon, Chelsia Smitty, B.J. Edwards, Jennifer Glasco, Lara Elwell, Danna Lethbridge, Amy Rivera, Amanda Rivera, Shawnta Bell, Turkesa Bell, Malikah Nailor. Third Row: Tiffany Fuhs, Jennifer Birchfield, Ginny Eller, Sarah Hunke, Renea Kelly, Katie McColgan, Alicia Hawker, Liz Boatright, Anke Stuken, Kim Henry, Tamara Maldonado, JoniDecker. FourthRow: Vanessa Greenlee, Shannon Cohen, Maria Sanchez. Cheryl Hall, Jennifer Woolsley, Eleanor Bonoan, Monique Harding, Lusia Watson, Lashanda Duncan, Vanessa Bryant, Tiffany Johnson, Ellen Reed, La Christy James, Tanya Fenner, Tammy Nack. Fifth Row: Coach Shelly Miles, Nikki McCoy, Wendy Konhert, Jessica Arthor, Chen Gillins, Raschelle Summers, Student Trainer JeSSica Steen, Coach Michelle Acker. Freshman, Malikah Nailor, has no problem with accepting a perfect handofffrom Chelsia Smitty in the last moments oftlze 4x200 meter dash. �Boys' Track Getting agressive with his shot put, Jeremiah Swartz puts all of his heart and strength into Snwking their opponents, Lance Thomas receives the baton from Ranwn Alanw on the 4X200 relay. Mike Btshop energetically flies over the hurdles in a home meet against Mitchell and Doherty. hi~ throw. Fro/It Row: Will Johnson, Omar Saldana, Jeremy Acklin, Craig Hawker, Tony Sanders, Robert Morgan, T.J. Johnson, Coach Larry Henry. Second Row: Student Trainer Niki McCoy, Jason Adamson, Mike Bishop, Lance Thomas, Evans Wright, Edward Nicandro, Coop Mays, Chris Lauer, Jon Zay, Shane O 'Laughlin, James Smith, Student Trainer Jessica Steen. Third Row: Manager Kelly Fomby, Matt Adamson, Ryan Weadon, Lennis Campbell, Jeremiah Swartz. Jose Ma11ine z. David Carte r, Jon Sykora, Alan Taylor, Mario Allen. Back Row: Coach Paul MacRenado, Joe Pruett, Robbie Tittle, Jon Wyatt, Frank O 'Laughlin, Mike Diaz. Brian Bower, Andrew Tobin, Brian Copeland, Manny Cuevas, Ramon Alanw, Rudy Nailor, Aaron Springfield, Gary Henry, Danny Armstrong, Coach Greg Dahlberg. Not pictured: Scott Barbie, Jimmy Hendrix, Cemon Lilly, Neric Mangrobang, Steve Pickens, Adam Smith, Chris Thomas, Robert Dian, Dedrick Hyc!les. The guys' track team went above and beyond what was asked of them this season. Taking fourth place at the Icicle Relays was just the beginning. They have taken flr t place at all of their team duals, and they took first place at the Widefield Hex meet. To top off their season, they took first place at the Canyon City Invitational. "Thi team looks like the beginning of several good year to come. The underclas men are quality kids with a lot of potential to make an impact in the Springs area in the future. Our seniors have provided solid leadership and have demonstrated what it takes in work and concentration to succeed." -Coach Dahlberg- �Gir s' Tennis J. V.: Front Row: Managers Brian Dibene, Lonnie Schneider, and Kurt Strasner. Middle row: Elaine Maschger, Stephanie Houp, April Kwasniewski, Kelly Gardner, Virginia Garcia, Tanya Burnside. Top row: lenni Philp, Danielle Campos, Crystal Lee, Allison Brewer, Myra Wheeler, Janeen Hayward, Coach Randy Jones. I Varsity: Front row: Managers Brian Dibene, Lonnie Schneider, Kurt Strasner. Middle row: Lisa Limbardo, Michelle Jaramillo, Stacey Lethbridge. Top row:' Lisa Christopherson, Annie Griebel, Heather Beasley, Elizabeth Perez. Jessica Cales, Jennifer Gilespie, Coach Rick Risk. Heather Beasley hits a powerful serve over the net, acetng her Mitchell opponent. Reaching for a forehand in a match against Mitchell, Elizabtth Perez shows that tennis is not only a game of skill and coordination, but also one of style. �Girls' Soccer Varsity Varsity: 1st Row: Erica Kinhoffer, Jennifer Deal, Carolyn Servant, Suzanne Day, Michelle Hardwick, Kelly Compton, Daffeny !go, Angela Bisceglia. 2nd Row: Manager Adrain Murray, Nicole Crowe, Crystal Bradely, Amber Akin, Laura Laffler, Debbie Prieve, Coach Dana Johnson, Sherry Pratt, Michelle Wilkerson, Teresa Spann, Manager Keith McGrew. In a one-on-one confrontation, Laura Laffler uses her defensive skills to stop the opposing team from getting a breakaway to the Lady Glads' goal. Dajfeny !go dribbles her way through the defense, to set herself up for the shot. On her own, Teresa Spann Tries to get a shot of the ball before the last of the defenders can get to her. J.V.: 3rd Row: Kaycee Stewart, Amanda Ha"is, Stephanie Ederwein, Rachel Sundennyer, Christina Lang, Alex Pedrazza, Melissa McKinley, Jennifer Funnan, Delia Heffennan, Mary-Ann Meulbaur, Cassie Chambers, Coach SheUy Clemens. 2nd Row: Vanessa Rodriguez, Laura Daubler, Amy Sandvick, Lyndsay FugaJe, Becky Sundennyer, Rosie Piluso, Suzanne Philips, Nicole Eberheart, Monica Hubbard, Trish Coral. 1st Row: Julia McCalther, KaJhy Tompson, Christie Kates, Suzanne Ennel, Joanne Guevara, Marie[ Garcia, Carol MaJli. Junior Varsity �' The 1995 Prom, Midnight Masquerade, was a tremendous success. The day began with rimltiple preparations that took longer than the event itself. For the girls, there was buying the dress, hoes to match, getting nail and hair done, and buying the boutonniere. Now for the girls this is very time con Uining, but preparation for the guy are more costly. Guy must rent a tuxedo and a car, buy tickets, a coursage, and dinner, which all adds up to a little relaxation, but lots of fun. The night was full of magic. Even the WHS Cheerleaders had time to do a little stunt in their formal attire. This year Prom Queen Aida Gomez and Prom King Myron Segars danced to a low, romantic song after being crowned. There was a wide range of music, from romantic, to country line dancing, to rap. The night ended with a quiet, relaxing drive home. But After-Prom ... that' a different story. While waiting in line to get into the 1995 Prom, Jaclyn Baxter, Sherry Pratt, and Brandon Vargo talk anxiously about the upcoming night. In their Hawaiian ensemble, Cartee Burt and her escort, John Tapasu, dance joyously to the sound o(the great music at prom. �Angel Doty and Tonoccus McClain "cut a rug" while enjoying each others companionship. Tanya Lambert and Jack Myers rest their feet after a long night at prom. A group of senior prom-goers relax and enjoy the last dance of their high school career. Three of the jive candidates, Myron Segars, Kevin Coleman, and Kyle Pressley, wait for the announcement of king. Not pictured was Kent Lambert and Aaron Springfield. The candidates for queen Anke Stuken, Melody Martinez, Aida Gomez, Carolyn Smith, and Daffeny /go also wait for the possibility of being crowned. �Men's Swimming The Widefield Men's wimrning and diving team wa one of • the smallest in the chool' hi tory. The eleven man team made up for its size with hard work and de ire. After several close meets, everyone knew Widefield was a force to be reckoned with. Widefield's four fastest swimmers Mike Lar on, Manabu I hikawa, Shaun Yunker, and Todd Anderson took third place in the tate-wide competition Rampart After finishing the jive hundred yard Relay . Overall the freestyle, Mike Larson bellows his team made up for it happiness as he wins first place. mall size by placing high in their meets. With a look of determination, Manabu Ishikawa pulls ahead of Air Academy swimmers in the hundred yard breaststroke. Todd Anderson is overcome by joy as he ends his race with a new best time. Manager Adria Campos, Luke Hoppe, Carlos Juarez, Bennett Thorpe, Chris Merillo, Jody Kinney, Andy Kinney, Brendan Hogan, Todd Anderson, Mike Larson, Manabu Ishikawa, Eric Stinson, Coach Cheri Becke, Manager Tiffany Foltz. �Baseball '95 M1ke Sanchez takes positwn to stop the on-line throw to prevent the safe runner from rounding third base. _ Greg Morris slides into home to give the Widefield Gladiators runs on the score board against Mitchell. Varsity: Front Row: Mike Strasner, Chris Miller, Jay Co"al, Travis Porter, Branden Martinez. Andy McNear, Mike Sanchez, Manager Amy BryanJ. f Back Row: Coach John Cunningham, Coach Mike Biondini, George James, Bo Simpson, Carl Luna, John Simmons, Andrew Nikirk., Mark Moneypenny, Josh Marquardt, Kevin Coleman, Lenny Vaughn, Student Trainer Darcey Abel, Coach John Sanchez. Manager Stacy Wallick . J. V.: Sitting: Joe Foster, Greg Morris. Second Row: Cameron . Jones, Tom Steen, Jared Nikirk., Jesse Kent, Joe Braun. Third Row: Rick Smith, J.J. Campbell, James Mumma, Hamilton Bohanen, Shawn Kastl, Jason Smith. Fourth Row: Jason Walker, Mike HWJn, Heath Dobyns, Aaron neske, Isaac The 1995 Widefield High School Varsity Baseball team showed consistent improvement as the eason progre ed. They had solid pitching and the mo t depth of any recent ball club. Their goals were to be competitive in every game played, to finish in the top four of the CSML and to qualify for the state tournament. The 1995 Widefield High Sch 1Junior Varity team had a "great eason overall," as Coach Eric Thiele puts it. One of the highlights of the eason was when the pitching taff struck out 40 batters in eight games. Thi year, along with every other year, the , Widefield coache want to succe sfully take players from three different chools and bring them together in order to develop an outstanding teaiiL �Creati\'e Writing taff: Mrs. Mary Lunardo, James Beasley, Stacey Landreth, Dawn Brockett, Scott McNabb, Christina Pere::., Lisa Leon-Guerrero, Stacey Weathers, and Tim Bishop. Paul Harrill, Renee Kelly, Kathy Murphy, Kardia Pinckney and Martin O'Brien are the jive students in DECA who qualified for the National Conference in April. Congratulations to this year 's Science winners: Eric Moore, Jason Moore, Laura Maddox, Joel Kirkland, ]Gines Beasley and Luke Hoppe (not pictured). Here c01nes Mr. and Mrs. Renaissance Easter Bunny, hopping down the Widefield trail. Devin Weadon and Melissa Philp dressed up as the happy couple. �KUDOS The Top 7 G.P.A. holders of the Senwr Class of 1995 are (in random order) James Beasley, Ben Bribach, Brook Robertson, Kent Lambert, Andrew Latrell, Jessica Zay, and Robert Foley. The Academic All-State winners for the Winter season are Stacy Wallick, Chase Burt, Bryan Cravens, Farrah Robinson, Lisa Overbay, Brande Gieck, Melissa Philp, Ginny Eller, Lara Elwell. The Academic All-State Winners for the Fall season are: Joseph Pruett, Mark Moneypenny, Ramon Alamo, Damieon Green, Neil Mayes, Robert Foley, Daffeny lgo, Lisa Overbay, Kevin Coleman, Bryan Cravens, Michael Strasner, Jason Jaramillo, James Beasley, Laura DeFelice, Jessica Zay, Darrel Cotton, Brande Gieck, and Melissa Philp. Academic All-State REQUIREMENTS: Have a 3.3 G.P.A and a letter winner. The Academic All-State winners for the Spring season are Ginny Eller, Teresa Spann, Crystal Bradley, Amber Akin, Candice Tatum, Sherry Pratt, Jennifer Glasco, Jennifer Legaspi, Andy McNear, Kevin Coleman, Kelly Compton, Lara Elwell, Heather Beasley, Elizabeth Perez, Amy Rivera, Allyson Dicks, Amanda Rivera. �All-State Band: 1st row: Bill Luten, Fernando Gonzale:., Kailee Timms. 2nd row: Lrnda Richardson, Jessica Zay, Mike Bartee, Ryan O'Rourke. K. r LOitbert is a man u tth many talent·. He rtl( ipate m tl earre. Wt efield Morning Nen ~. Cl G1 her Smger · Chamber ~ 'mds, Senwr Counctl, dEn tronmental Club. He has also produced a tape four of Ius re o ~·n son s. All- tate Choir: J.. , Row:Tan m • Michaels, Jessica Zay, Kent Lambert. 2nd Row: Renee Deguchi, Charmaine Anderson, Jason Laffler, James Nicandro. Jrd Row: Lequeta Brown, Carulice Tatum. Bill Luten, Katie Smith, Fernando Gon:.ale:.. Jennifer Rust, John Hampton. Eric La::enby. All-State Orchestra: Helena Bigley, Kath Guerrero. 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Title A name given to the resource 1994-1995 Widefield High School Yearbook "Discretion Advised" Vol 37 Widefield High School Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1994-1995 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School Yearbook Staff. Advisor: John Weadon Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 220 pages; 29cm; color and black and white photography Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1995 Widefield High School Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1994-1995 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Opening; Academics; Performing Arts; Fall Sports; Seniors; Junior-Sophomore; Activities and Organizations; Winter Sports; Student Life; Senior Messages/Baby; Pics/Ads; Closing; Index Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1995 References A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the described resource. Retiring Faculty: Alma Adams, Coralee Hargis; Phil Cozzie Alma Adams Coraalee Hargis Mr Royer kissing a pig Phil Cozzie School Play "My Fair Lady"