https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/642e518cf0154e8ff3773ce286a16f1c.pdf 24684610a4bc726f71734b07b3acc653 PDF Text Text ���������The sun was shining, the days were longer, and everyone seemed to be outside. They hung out with friends, went to the mall, and just had fun in good ol' Colorado. But that wasn't enough for some students. They decided to travel across the world, visiting different countries. "I traveled to Spain and Italy with the Spanish department," said Xeandra Hypes {11 ). "I loved the small cities better then the bigger ones because they felt more cultural. The bigger cities just felt like a foreign version of New York." From walking all over the country, sightseeing to shopping, these students had a blast outside the U.S.A. But Spain wasn't the only country students traveled to. Darrin Westberg {1 0), traveled to France with the French department. "We did a lot of sightseeing. We visited the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Roux en Vigor," Darrin explained. "It's a medieval fortress . We didn't have time to go inside it because it was so big." Colorado is a great place to spend summer, but there was also so much more to see outside the borders. These students definitely didn't settle for less when it came to �BEST FBRill H MaMortensen(12) 7: Ci t{ J J l. 1. C fJ~{ lLa One student didn't need to go with a foreign language department to travel to another country. She and her family traveled across the pond to the land of royalty and British accents. "We traveled all around the island," said senior Julia Mortensen, about her trip to England. "We went all around London and saw 221 Baker Street, a Sherlock Holmes Museum." She saw many phone boxes that she described as a "hobo's bathroom." "I also went to the Gloucester Cathedral where the first two Harry Potter movies were filmed. We also went body boarding in Cornwall , and we saw Big Ben , which is A LOT bigger in person." Julia was very proud of her British background and loved every bit of her stay in the U.K. �BACKT THE BlU I Going back to school can be nerve racking , especially if you're an incoming freshman . Everyone knows how stressful it can be to find classes, make friends, and to know which bathroom mirrors have the best "selfie" lighting. Although , our freshmen were assisted by some older and wiser students to give ease with the process. This help was given by our very own Link Crew. "Link was a good opportunity. I know how scary it was at first not having friends," David Feenstra (1 0) from the A Team, (a smaller branch of Link Crew) explained. "I feel like I bonded with my leaders," said Nepolian Weddle (9), "I liked having older friends to help me out." That was the goal of Link Crew, to make the new students feel comfortable with their peers. According to Daishanae Moore (9) , her experience with Link Crew helped her out of her shell and with making friends. Link Crew provided a bond between the freshman and their leaders; it gave the new Glads a better outlook on school knowing that they will always have a friend or two who would help guide them on their first year of high school. Dressed in certain themes, Link leaders and freshmen became a team and showed their pride. It was a tour that will always be remembered. FRESH STA "I expected high school to be like middle school; you didn't really have to focus on grades. Here, everything was Important." Aaliyah Cushon (9) S~·£=-:-~9 " I actually thought high school wouldn' t be this crowded or that I would see more friends." Joseph Lorio (9) " I'd expected to get stepped on in high school; I' m really sma ll. I was afraid of getting shoved in a locker." Alanna Bass- Keena (9) �DEl As you sat in advisory with nothing to do, you began to think about school and your grades. The school year was going downhill and your grades were too. Then out of nowhere, there came your Link Leaders with a goodie and a special note just for you. "We're not just there at orientation, we're here for the freshman all year," says Caiti Raymond (12), who delivered donuts with her partner. Every year, Link Crew passes out some sweets for their sweets, and this reminds their freshman that they still care about them and their future as a Widefield Glad. " My favorite part was dressing up w ith my crew." explained Brooke Moore (9) " I liked t he part w here we had to meet new people. We had t o hold hands and rea lly commun icate." said Andrew Hotchkiss (9) "The turtle game was really cool; you had t o figure out your path." Austin Charles (9) LEFT: Rieley Wooldridge (12), Matt Hogue (12), TOP LEFT: Crystal Lastrella (11), Soren Turner (12), TOP RIGHT: Shaun Sherman-Skinner (9), Makenzie Saint John (12), BOTTOM : Jade McClain (12), Annie Rosack (12), Donnie Byers (11) �High school was pretty frightening and overwhelming for many students. There were plenty of ways that someone could become stressed or find themselves in a predicament. "I get stressed when it comes to getting all my work done, especially while trying to balance my time with sports and other activities." said Caleb Tubbs (12) . Pencils, spiral notebooks, and paper were all things that you needed to get through a day of high school. Without these, you probably experienced getting in trouble with a teacher for being unprepared. "I come prepared so that I don't get in trouble or have to bother people for whatever it is that I forgot." explained Margie Valdez (9). But aside from being prepared and knowing what to do and what not to do, it was essential to make sure you brought your brain with you everyday. Without your brain, survival would be nearly impossible. stu:Jent Lie spread by Noeia sanoago ard AleXIS '!ates DO DO " Your work and be sure not to mess up so that you get your cred its." Kalonie " Play sports because it 's f un and helps keep you out of t rouble." Tavian Va lentine (10) DON' T " Fall asleep during school." Wesley Medrano (12) DON' T " Step on shoes because they're expensive and they will get dirty." Josiah Tavares (10) �WHAT I LEARNED AS AFRESHMAN " Keep your head up and don't let people bring you down." Jaqi Formento (10) DO "Make others feel comfortable and welcome and don't be afraid to show your wild side every now and then ." Amber Siedler (10) DO "Read books! They help you get smart and you never know what you may end up liking." Macario Vandetti (11) "Be sure to always get involved with school activities so that you don't miss anything." ~ JasmineYates(9) I-.......................................................................... DON"T "Walk out the IN doors." Nia Smith (9) DON'T " Ever tell people you have gum or you will be attacked." Kevin Firkins (11) Studentufe Sp-'Sa::J by Noelle sant:Jago srd AlexiS 'rates �II In such a close knit community, traditions have gone from generation to generation. From things we wear to events we attend, they're all equally important. "Spirit Day Fridays are my favorite because I get to wear jeans and I like seeing everyone supporting Widefield." answered Mrs. Rottman. While some people wore the gear, others were not so concerned with their appearance. They wanted to show off their talents. "I love the beat box competition because I think it's cool seeing all the hidden talents at Widefield." said Jaron Clark (11 ). Every year students had several traditions to participate in. Traditions were not only an event people did, but it was also something students wore. Once students lettered, many bought a letterman jacket. "At first I was going to letter in cross country, but I hurt my knee. But now I have my letter on JROTC, for the rank of chief and a 3.0 GPA. You also have to be on a JROTC affiliated team for two semesters. It takes dedication and drive." said Breanna Hilkemeier (12}. There was only one tradition we can participate in once. "I love how Widefield graduates in our own gym because we're one of the few schools that do that. Also I get to graduate where my mom and sister did." explained Katy Schuerkamp (1 0}. Graduating in Bower's gym has been going on for twenty plus years. By far it has been the most praised event. Traditions can usually be taken for granted, but our close community has a big place in our hearts for annual, monthly, or even weekly events. National Honor Society is there to acknowledge the hard working Gladiators. Mr. Duren congratulated all the students who received this honor. Every year, NHS is held in the Bower's Gym. stL.dentLfe 8p'eB:l by Alexs BErsjes We learned a few interesting facts about the NHS inductees. - If Alexander Potter could have any super power it would be the ability to shape-shift. - If it was Kris Guerra's last day, he would want spend half his day in space and the other half jumping around on the moon. - If Tessa Murphy had a w ish from a genie, she would want to be a mind reader. �• II At Widefield's Homecoming game, the football team is getting pepped up for the traditional event. For several years, the varsity football team has ran through the helmet. H•l ow~h~!,~!n~~~~!:.~1~-?~m~ g~c:~;,~d~or even passing out sweets to all the trick or treaters. At Widefield high school, every year we get to dress up in our Halloween outfits. From Little Red Riding Hoods to zombies, we saw a variety of characters this year. While not everyone got in costumes for this holiday, we all got to enjoy the people who did. Teachers, administrators, and students all came together to admire this spooky day. With the vast variety of costumes, students naturally chose their favorites. "My favorite costume was probably the duck dynasty guy." said Sarah Dudley {10). "My favorite was this guy dressed up as Sheldon from Big Bang theory." explained Cheyenne Childers (10). "There were many great costumes! But I would have to say Mr. Magalong. He always has great costumes!" announced lsabela Huntington (9). "The nicest costume was that one guy with the horse mask." expressed Brandon Burkett (10) stL.dent Ufe Sp"8ad by AleXIS BareJBS �" If I had a star for every time you made me smile, I'd have a galaxy," - Heather Braun {9) Homecoming is not just a dance or a tradition, but a way of bringing together a cherisable moment. Everyone can come to have fun with the people they care about. The dance had plenty of decorations and lights, matching the theme: Galaxy. " I liked all the decorations; the lights, the TVs, the streamers, the dance was well decorated." stated Alexis Athena Wyatt (11 ). This year's Homcoming assembly included a variety of competitions and performances. " My favorite part of the assembly was the couples challenge, it was really cute." said Kayla Yadao {11 ). During the class competition, the sophomores won, "by throwing as many cheeseballs," said Manny Santiago {1 0). All classes competed with each other while having fun at the same time. The drumline did a phenomenal job, playing the school cadences. " Playing in front of everyone with the drumline was fun and exhilarating." said Aaron Johnson (11 ). The cheerleaders also performed a dance routine that was energetic and coordinated. So what is it like to be at an assembly exactly? Laura Coleman {12) says, " It's exciting, and energetic and I love it." Overall Homecoming has turned into a memorable and an out of world experience. Much was fathomed at the dance and assmebly and much more is to be uncovered in the future. The Homecoming assembly created a scene of pride d great potential within each student. Here we have a group of freshmen in the bleachers enjoying each other's company and we have a freshman who shows off her pride by painting a blue hand across her face . stu:lent Lfe 5p"'e8d by Rob Rayos �HOMEC-- Homecoming, a night to remember with the greatest of people. On the big night, many students came out to party and have some fun with friends. " When I decided to run for Homecoming Queen I thought it was stupid at first, but after going through the experience it was amazing. The feeling of having the school yell my name gave me butterflies, it was a great year to start my senior year off." stated Jasleen Jones (12). Homecoming nominees are picked not for popularity, but because of hard effort and dedication to be picked by the student body. Anyone can be a nominee, as long as they have heart and pride in themselves and others. stldent lfe SJTSSd by Rob Rayos �School spirit was everywhere. A community joined tog marched along, side by side, enjoying each other, and having the time of their lives. There was hardly anyone that didn't want to participate or watch the community parade. "I really enjoyed marching with the NJROTC. I loved seeing the smiles on everyone's faces and hearing them laugh." stated Zacery Olney (1 0). No matter what club you were in, there was a place for everyone. "I was with the Peer Mediators," said Lexis Dicus (1 0). "It was really fun because I got to stand on the float with Mr. Skalla and throw candy at everyone." Whether you were on a float or walking with a group, they all found their own creative way to show their school spirit. Everyone had so much energy, and they took it to the football game. "It was a really tough game, but I still had a lot of fun." Caleb Tubbs (12) said, "I remember when I was going out at half time, I tripped in the tunnel." he shared. "The ending was probably my favorite part because we started scoring and the crowd became involved, and everyone on the team was really playing with heart." said Steven Stark (1 0) . On and off the field , everyone was really into the game. "I loved cheering for the game with the rest of the cheerleaders. It was all really intense. My favorite part was when we did the big cheer at half time with the Mesa Cheerleaders." recalled Sabrina Grima (1 0). Even though we lost, everyone still had an amazing day filled with memories and stories to tell and cherish for years to come. " I felt like a queen sitting upon my '93 corvette. Being in the parade was a great opportunity to show the community how committed we are to our Homecoming. It's definitely an experience I'll remember forever/' said Amanda Kring (12). �Josh Casper (11), Jessica Brewer (11), Skylar Logan (9) Makayla Shoup (10), Alec Castillo (9), Clarissa Escobar (10), and Taylor Nance (10) were all part of Student Cabinet and joined in on the fu n at the parade. They hel ped pump up the spirit and keep everyone cheering. ITHINK ICA 1~/1/JZR B~~~~~~~~~ The Drama Department took a unique turn on their participation in the parade. Taking story from one of their performances; "Children Stories" they brought it to life outside the stage and onto the streets. Performing the beloved children story, "The Little Engine That Could" they all , including the Drama teacher, Ms. Elwell, dressed up as toys in a car from a train, and got in line. Walking through the streets, they all put on their acting faces , skipped along cheerful, and determined, while shouting to the • cr,owcls watching, "I think I can , 1think I can, I think I can!" "I had a lot of fun performing Stephanie Padilla (10), rea with the Drama group," said Tori Cullinane {11) "We handed out little paper plates with Cunningham (10) Monique Huntington (10) a train on it along with a quote from the story to little kids." The Drama family was able st:Ldent Ufe to incorporate the crowd as well, getting them to shout back, "We know you can!" And Sp-'8a::J by saraya Newman they definitely could! �II Vo When 1t comes to spirit, Widefield went all out, even when it came to the smallest of things. Spirit week was all about having fun and showing that you supported Widefield. Almost everyone participated, even most of the teachers. "I didn't participate, but next time I want someone to twin with me and ride around in a wheelchair. Anyone interested?" says Bryce Hilkemeier (11 ). "We start planning spirit week a month prior to when it really happens. We always try to make it creative, easy, fun , and cheap." said Ms.Shipp. Vanessa Reeves (1 0), Victoria Reeves (11 ), and Vivica Reeves (12) said that they loved twin day; however, most days people get them confused anyway. For them, they said it could almost be triplet day. Student cabinet was in charge of all our crazy spirit weeks. They came up with the most creative yet easy things to do to show off the spirit, and were always welcoming new ideas from students and staff. During spirit week, there were so many activities, but you mainly just dressed up. All of the "costumes" can range from pajamas to halloween costumes to twinning up with your bestie. This year, student cabinet gathered a bunch of teachers to participate in something they would never forget. As they sat in chairs in the cold weather, students paid to toss waterballons at them. Kids circled around to watch their favorite teachers get hit with water. All of the games and activities involved the students and teachers, ranging from car bashes to throwing water balloons at teachers. St:L.dent Lie Sp-'8Cd by ErTiy scott �Raechel Martin {11) and Myzaiah Jones (11) smile as they hold each other. Raechel said, "We do everything together, she's like my sister, and we always match." "Matching with your sister is like matching the perfect pair of jeans, with the perfect grandma sweater." Myzaiah says comparing the two girls' friendship. • Elena Briseno (12) and Matthew Hogue (12) Brian Linn (11) and Kirsten Mihill (11) II Sabrina Grima (10) and Anthony Wann (10) Benney Trujillo (9) and Brennan Barnett(9) Zoey Saint-John (10) Stl.dentlie �lED BLUE / { '1~!-t/LJ' /IL (!,(!( v~/ILJ. Every year, the band program would greatly expand. It was a place that would accept anyone who wanted to join. By bleeding blue, band members gave support to the spirit of Widefield. "Our band grows more and more each year. All of the people I have met pour their pride and hard work to make band amazing. Vires et Honestas." said Kathleen Dykstra (12). Band was the backbone of school spirit. The drumline played cadences at all our pep assemblies and leads the Widefield athletes through the halls so all the students recognize them . "The band is non-dicriminate. We apprecciate all sports for their hard work and intriczcies, and that is our spirit." explained Trenton Robinson (12}. The marching band played at every home football game and the pep band played at the home basketball games. They played everything from the Star-Spangled Banner, to band cheers, to pump up the crowd, and of course, the school's fight song. "We love playing all of our pep music! When we finish each song, the crowd always cheered. Athletes played better at their games when the band was there to pump them up with spirit and positivity," exclaimed Sammie Rosenbaum (12) . The band continued to grow every year and shows the upmost school spirit. Because the members cared for everyone, they were able to keep up the energy at sporting events. Not only the students, but the community knew that Widefield band members "Bleed Blue." St:Ldsntlfs 8p"eaj by Al'nard.tl KrYlg -------------------------------------- �Left: Matthew Travis (12), Jacob Cotner (9), and Mason Justus (11) all wait to play before the homecoming assembly. "While we play we're focused, but afterward, we go full 'spazmatic.' The best part of being on the field learning the drills. Even being in the sectionals. When the drum section plays, we go all out. We GO NUTS, we GO CRAZY, but we will not 'twerk' on the field." A conversation between DJ West (12) Mason Justus (11). TOP LEFT: Colten Setzer (9), Karen Gonzalez (12), Colin Laffler (11) TOP RIGHT: Trenten Robinson (12), Samantha Rosenbaum (12) BOTIOM: Desiree Petz (11), Tobias Wadsworth (11) stl.dent Lie 34366000027885 SP"9ad by Amarduh Kmg �THROUGH ELEN RJ )R I LI Lrl /t Savannah Hicks (12) lives by a camera. Photography is her greatest passion in life, and man, is she great at it! Savannah has helped countless of our very own seniors with their pictures for the yearbook and is aspiring to become a professional photographer one day. One of her favorite quotes reads, "Life is like a camera, focus on what's important and you'll capture it perfectly." ��M ountains, rivers, lakes, tra1ls, snow; everything can be found in Colorado. It's the place we live, and we love everything about it. The only place where it can be snowing and the sun is shining. Numerous adventures that await daredevils all over the Red State. The incline has now opened and everyone loves being able to run up the steps and achieve the1r goal. Colorado's beauty is admired throughout America. Whether it is the hot, sunny days lying next to the lake or boarding down a snowy mountain. Our state has been filled with adventures and joys ever since it became one in 1876. Who could ever forget the beautiful sunsets every night? A pink and orange glowing sky that settled down behind the mountains. Colorado offers year round activites: rafting, hiking, snowboarding, longboarding, skiing, horseback riding , and the list goes on and on. During the summer, people go rock climbing, tubing on the Pueblo Reservior, or hiking the many trails all around Colorado. There is no excuse for a dull moment. As long as there were friends , family, and a good time, Colorado was the place to be. Lena Erker (11) and Cameron Tim (11) are having the time of their lives. Jet skiing was one of their favorite things to do during the summer in Colorado. Cameron stated, "Jet skiing was one of the best things I did this summer. Being with Lena made it even better." Being at the Pueblo Reservoir was one of the many things to do in Colorado. �Longboarding has been around for years, but just recently we have really started to get into the activity. Kris Guerra (11) and Luke Paris (11) (left) held each others hands to bomb a hill. Both of them knew how to ride and together they could conquer any hill. Courtney Davis (12) throws her arms up in the wmd with a sense of freedom. Longbaording was a way for some kids to get just let loose and have a great time. TRAil In 1907, a mile of railroad ties were put up, 2,740 steps to get to the top. Just this past year, the ncline in Manitou Springs opened up as an official trail. The minute this happened, everyone jumped up their feet and took to the stairs. Anyone who has been on the Incline knows the work and effort it takes make it to the top. Every step,every move to make it up this tremendous hill can take it's tole. One can up and see nothing but railroad tie steps all the way to the top. The famous false summit is what gets ople going. Jerim1e Lee (12) stated, "I was actually pretty excited when I found out it was a false summit, because I didn't want it to be over." Then it's only about 900 steps more to there I top of the Incline. me people leave and go back down l::iecause it is just too uch to lianale, but the people from Colorado, never give up. Quote about how hard it is. It takes dedica ion and determination to make it to the top, once you get there, the feeling of accomplishment that you feel1s overwhelming. To have completed th Incline just a step to an elevated life. Dakota Stevenson (12) and Lance Bearden (12) and their friend �'The crowd was screaming and yelling, and I felt like we were all one. No one was judged or discriminated against. The love for music was what brought us together. Hoodie Allen was breathtaking." stated Courtney Davis (12). Music was a way for people to express themselves and their feelings that they had no words for. So exactly what was music to people? Was music just something to enjoy or was music actually something that meant a lot to someone? "Music is what brings me together, when I feel like I'm falling apart, I listen to music and it picks me up and puts me together." said Jasleen Jones (12) . Here at Widefield, music was expressed everywhere. Whether it was from the cello being played by Tristan Burns (11) in the morning before school or the melody that was heard through the halls by Caiti Raymond(12). The music affected Widefield in ways such as: talent, love,and feelings. The inspiration of talent, strength and dedication at Widefield was not just a hobby, but it was ...a: ...- 1-\U "Heavy Metal because it speaks how I feel and I move to it." Thomas Palmer (9) Jaron Clark (11) busts a move while listening to music before school. "What motivates me to dance is when I feel the music." stLdentLfe 5p"'eB:lby SSV81Y18h f-tls Rock genre, because it makes me feel more soul into it." Mandy Allen (10) "Almost every genre because it speaks to me, in many ways." Danielle Foley (9) �Cait i Raymond (12) sang her heart out wh ile she stood on stage for a choir performance. Caiti tells us, " My favorite song to sing is ' In Case' by Dem i Lovato or 'Speechless' by Lady Gaga. Singing is liberating, it makes me feel like I' m a part of something bigger than myself. Pretending that it's you on the rad io makes you feel important, like you have someth ing no one else could have. It's amazing, and I absolutely love it. My voice makes me fee l blessed." (Photo Cred it : Jerimie Lee ) • I rock It classy by listening to Aerosmlth, Metalllca, and OneRepubiJc.• Kaylee Armijo (10) • I like to rock It classy and I listen to Three Days Grace and Sldllet.• Nick Harper (11) VA Every summer the company, ans, hosts a festival solely based on the love of music and extreme sports known as Vans Warped Tour. With over a hundred bands playing on more than ten stages, the amount of fans gathered for the same purpose was limitless. Amanda Kring (12} went to see her favorite bands in person for the first time. "It was incredible to actually see the people whose voices I fell in love with . The artists have no idea how much their music can affect the lives of the listeners, it was amazing." Many students at Widefield listened to the genre of music that was mostly played at Warped; pop punk, posthardcore, metal/metal-core. If you noticed, many of our fellow Glads sport their favorite band-tees; Sleeping with Sirens, Pierce the Veil, Of Mice and Men, White Chapel, etc. These small tokens of dedication seemed to go unnoticed by most of the students who didn't typically listen to the music, but the kids who represented the gear were aware of the hidden connection they all seemed to share. stu::JentLJ e - Story By: Amanda Kring (12} Sp-'Sad By Rob Rayos �You put the key into the ignition and turn the car on for the first time without your parents; what are you going to do? Where are you going to go? Should you pick up a friend? Did your parents tell you to get some groceries? His first time driving with his license, Jarrett Sills (12) said, "I went to Taco Bell with Jordan Guyette and Devin Taijeron ." But some people aren't so lucky, they had to wait to get their license and dreamed of driving around town. When she gets her license in a couple years, Shannon Barnwell (9) told us, "I would crash into a Starbucks." But until then she'll be asking her parents for rides. Speaking of rides , many students decided to name their vehicles. "My car's name is 01' Reliable Bernard. I got his name one day when I was rapping; My truck goes hard, his name is Bernard. " rapped Kris Guerra (11 ). Whether you named your car or not or wished you can even owned a car, let alone a license; cars will always be the talk of the town. So buckle up, roll down those windows, and drive safe. And please don't text or talk on the phone while on the road . Above : Kelly Phalavong (12), Thalizia Rodrigues (12), and Kristiana Marinova (12) are getting ready to go home. They often rode home together. "Kristiana and I drive home and talk in the car for an hour in front my house." Thalizia Rodrigues said. Right: Danielle Harvey (12) and Shannon Duncan (12) walk to their cars together after school. "People in Colorado don't know how to drive .. .at all." Shannon Duncan announced. stl.dent Lie 8p"'ea:J by Alex R"ld-er erd I'VI8nBh Garrett �Who's that lookmg m the window? We often found th1s unique passenger s1ttmg m a car through out the year, espec1a ly around Halloween t1me. Looked hke W1def1eld took m an exchange student with qUJte the funny bone. Leavmg us w1th a few skeletons in our closet ... or m our case, the parking lot Always watch out for drivers and pedestrians! Garrett lsgar (12) and Soren Tuner (12) knew how to get any driver's attention. STIC There are probably hundreds of cars be1ng made everyday that all look exactly alike. So makes a car unique? The bumper stickers a person puts on their car is what makes a car unique. St1ck1ng to fit your personality and show a little bit of yourself in your car. What else made your car different from the rest? Maybe it was your graduation tassel hanging m your rear v1ew mirror, or your favorite hats from your hat collection m the back window. For others, it was the passengers m their car that made it un1que. It could be their best friends, their brothers or sisters, or it also could be that special someone. StLdentLie Sj:rBaj byAlex Fnct-er ard Manah Ga'T'ett �Neurosurgeon, doctor, a pher: those were just a few of the immense futures that students were striving for at Widefield High School. In the meantime, other students had a more lavish lifestyle planned ahead. "I plan on going to the University of Texas and I want to play for the 49ers." said Tavian Valentine (1 0) . Every student has a contribution they want to make to the country, some want to play for it and some want to entertain. "I'd like to work on TV sets producing or being on film." Antreise Lacey (1 0) said. From Hollywood to New York City, there's many places you can go, but dreams don't always involve leaving your home state. Sarah Appel (11) said, "I would probably like to attend CSU Pueblo because it's in Colorado, and I love Colorado." Graduates have many places they want to go; college, work force , or military. But no matter how far the students travel, or how close they stay to achieve their goals, they will always have Gladiator roots. " The ice cream machine exploded, and I got ice cream mix all over me." Johnathan Pagan (11) "I had to batter the chicken, I was working cashier, and had to go back and do the batter, and all the blood splattered on me." Robin Garcia (11) "I work at the car wash and the dirtiest part is cleaning out the trench where all the dirt collects." Sierra Cooper (12) KWHS News is making a segment to entertain their peers. Students dedicated their school days to put on a show in the mornings. Luke Paris, Clarissa Escobar, and Soren Turner spent first hour creating entertainment. stu:lent Lie sp-'800 by Alexs Barajas erd L.8lX'en servant �"NJROTC helps me because it teaches me discipline, and allows me to go in the military as a higher rank." Tanner Olson (11) explained. Senior Chief Johnson and Major Davis have trained their cadets to be very disciplined military persons. SUR ).{)/( C!'C Beyond high school, a world of success is waiting. student, Joslyn Bayley (12), has dived head first into this world. "We will learn how to fingerprint, how to test DNA, and we'll even get to ride around in a cop car for a day.", she said about AVP, the high school to college program. Her goal for AVP is to earn college credits, all while having it paid for. This is all due to her hard work. After she graduates high school, she plans on going to the Naval academy in Annapolis. �• ~/" ~ Let's jump all the way back to when the math hall was just a wall of windows and the counseling center was nothing but an open field . About 54 years ago, Widefield first opened their doors to its first batch of students. Kids roamed the hallways we walked on, talking about typing their papers and sharing their favorite records. During the first couple of years after the grand opening, the 9th graders were a part of high school. Then they were put into middle school until 1997! To Nathan Nguyen (11) freshman are a good part to our school , "There would be a lot of fights between the 8th and 9th graders if they were still in middle school." Since 1997, freshmen chatted amongst the upper class men about the lastest fads and showed off their new clothes. People in the 60's saved their money for a television with only three channels. Now we have more than 500 channels with Netflix and various social media sites that feature videos. "We can afford more." Steven Starke (1 0) said, "Just keepin' up with the Joneses. If someone buys one, I'll buy two." And as the years went by, technology expanded, people wanted, and they continued to get it. D stu:Jent Lie • sp--ea:J by Mar18h Garrett "You don't have to waste time writing on a piece of paper." Lexxy Lopez (12) said. The evolution of technology developed at this very school. Starting with typewriters, going on to word processors and continuing to what we know as modern computers. "Computers are speedy quick, with the way you can get info." Aly McAdoo (12) explained . Boys in 1960's English hall. �Steven Starke (10}, Trequell Smith (10), Nepolian Weddle (10), Corinna Quigley (12), Jalya Nothstine (9) and La Shonda Torres (9) recreated a photo from the 1960 yea rbook. It is fun ny how some styles haven't changed. When asked about current clothing trends, La Shonda Torres (9) told, "They don't dress as appropriately as they should. I can't say the word for yearbook." • 1991-1992 3.50 2 .53 1.79 1.18 Movie Tickets Milk Big Mac Gallon of Gas 2013-2014 Movies Tickets Milk Big Mac Gallon of Gas 8.38 2.89 3.99 3.01 ;a YU'J Simply recreating photos and singing~ past hits was nothing compared to actually reliving the past. Ms. Lough celebrated her 30th year coaching volleyball and was named the honorary guest of senior parent night. Some of her past athletes from over the years came with a gift for Ms. Lough and a sign to congratulate her. Did you know that we used to have a payphone back in the 90's? As well as school pet named, Kim , who was the principle's dog back in 1960? If you had a lettermen's jacket, you were part of the Lettermen's Club. Well, now you know. st:Ldentlie S pr'8ad by Manah Garrett �0 NEWS g ® INTERNATIONAL NEWS • ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS FILIPINOS SEARCHED FOR FOOD, WATER, SHELTER and missing family members following the massive destruction to The Philippines by Typhoon Hiayan in November. Relief organizations acted quickly after one of the strongest storms ever recorded. Estimates put the death toll at almost 6.000. ~ '5 .r:; VI i The noun describes a "photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically with a smartphone or ~ webcam and uploaded to a social media website." something many people 0 2 0. did this year. THE U.S. GOVERNMENT SHUT DOWN n October while Congress argued abou1 how 1o pay for running it. Length of government shutdown • Number of federal workers sent home without pay (they did get bock pay) $24 BILLION Estimated economic loss to the U.S. (Standard and Poor's) • Estimated economic loss from closed national parks (National Park Service) tttttt tttttt+ Dozens of organized protests occurred at closed federal parks �SAN FRANCISCO WAS SAVED from the Pengu1n and Riddler on Nov. 15 when Miles Scott, 5, was granted his wish by the Make A Wish Foundation. With his leukemia in remission. Miles became Batkid and joined a life-size Batman to battle the villains across the city. Hundreds of volunteers made the event happen. teen usage of Facebook was decreasing. as kids continued to migrate toward other soc1al networks like Twitter. lnstagram and Snapchat THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT, known to many as Obamacare.launched in October. only to be stalled by a poorly functioning website. OffiCials scrambled to fiX the problems. since Americans had until March 31 to sign up for a health care plan if they didn't have one, or they would be fined. THE li NGER GAMES CATC!"II G F the second movie in the popular sci-fi adventure series. hit theaters a nd became a box office smash. The film set records for the biggest opening in November and over Thanksgiving weekend. defeated the St. Louis Cardinals to win the 2013 World Series in six games. Boston clinched the t'tle at home In Fenway Park. the first time the team had done so since 1918. ~ ~ ����Never give up even when you're down. That is what the footbll team did. No matter the score on the score board they never gave up. DQ Baker (12) said, "If I had to pick one of my favorite moments this season it would be the game against Pueblo Cenntenial because we actually were ahead at halftime." All of the players were supportive of each other."DQ said "Anthony Wentzel (11) was very supportive of the players and Justin Chacon (12) always yelling and never gave up--even until the last minute." All of their motivation paid off when they got their first win against Cheyenne Mountain High School. "It felt good because it was my first win." said Terry Barnes (12) about the game. As a senior Terry was happy he got to play, and that after he graduated, he would miss his coaches the most. Through dedication and team work the boys perservered through the season and the support that each one of them gave each other to improve themselves. Ethan Summers (1 0) stated, "We came together, we became brothers, and we left it on the field." The football team played with all their heart and showed their pride. : Jordyn Gerstle- Goodman, Shaun Sherman, Mario Mileto, Isaiah Allen, Gage Woodrum, Grant Harris, Cameron Brown, Austin Vigil, Andrew Chavez, Tessa Murphy :Ariana Arredondo, Hunter Meade, Kyle Yeaw, Joseph Monasterio, Nate Miller, Joey Miller Damien Hayhurst, Jared Stogsdill, Dalton Reilly, Luke Thirsk, Kenzie Saint John :Alex Lunsford, Josiah Tavares, Nathan Capps, Dakotah Taylor, Cody Harrison, Tyrek McFail, Zach Foley, Kyree Rico-Sims, Chris Yolango, Darrell Wainright, Tyler Rains Fabian Vigil, Javiar Atencio, Keimont Ragsdale, Matt Moore, Freddy Stewart, Dezmond Jeans, Cra1g Hubbs, John Just, Elijah Escorcia, Omar Garcia, James Stogsdill, Tristan Sher :Terry Barnes, Lorenzo Galbearth, Robby Miller, Kaylen Johns, Bobby Norris, Isaac Rivera, Brandon Salazar, Nick Martin, Dwayne Weimer, JJ Williams, Justin Chacon : Nick Daniels, Ethan Summers, Tavian Valentine, Wiliam Silvis, Anthony Wann, Matt Lucero, Donovan McGahey, Jacob Padilla, Ray Ibarra, Kyree Goodman, Anthony Wentzel :Steven Stark, Quamani Williams, Kendrick Bandy, Caleb Tubbs, Lakota Smith, Tyler Riggs, Bobby Wolber, Josh Cox, Kris Davis, Stephen Luckado : Brent Cottrell, Jordan Demilro, Dave Bergin, AJ Johnson, Thomas Threndgill, Patrick Smith, Zeb Vargas, Kevin Williams �Many students went to the stadium to watch their favorite fall sport while eating popcorn, nachos, or even candy. They weren't just there for the food though, they were there for football of course! This year there was a whole new C-Squad coaching staff which included Mr. Contrell, Mr. Threadgill, and Mr. Cooper. "When someone messes up, you pat them on the back. They will do better next time," encouraged Mr. Contrell. Positivity was a main issue the team struggled with, but was reminded that once obtained, productivity would soon follow. "It was a year we grew as coaches and a team," explained Coach Bergin. With the many changes and new coaches, some arguments erupted, but over time they solved themselves. This year the football team wasn't as successful as anyone hoped for, but with determination and hard work on the off season, they would be unstoppable in the future. (1 0) Written by Tyler Ri > Jllt.f'/l ~ ti'.J('Ij' d/tcr7t 1 / ('d/Jt?ltdi ('.J. You /laye Co.w �ASPIRE 6 e # II Ycc£ Ccz1~ 6 c Inspiration was key when it came to football , especially when it came to Widefield's younger players. Playing on C-Squad and Junior Varsity meant that you're just steps away from Varsity and college football. Younger players must put in endless time and dedication in order to achieve the higher status. "You push yourself and your teammates. You have to stay in the weight room and constantly and eat right. Health is a key factor," explained Anthony Wann , a Junior Varsity player. (1 0) Health wasn't the only factor that drove Widefield's players, family also played a crucial role . "My brother inspired me in football. He was supposed to be a star, but he messed his life up. I want to show that I can go far in school and in football ," expressed Dezmond Jeans, also a Junior Varsity player. (1 0) sports sp--ea::t by Amarduh Kmg �"My favorite play of the game would be throwing a girl out at second base on a steal because the adrenaline rush I get "My favorite play of the game would have to be those diving catches in the outfield because no one think you are gonna make the catch, and when you do everyone goes crazy. lot." Sammi Lacy {12} Sp:>rts 8p"'8ad by savannah f-k::ks Zoey Stealey {10} gets down and ready when a ground ball was hit to her. She was always prepared for anything. ___ ..._ "!love turning double plays because when it's done nicely it looks smooth and you just feel awesome after." Kelsey Scurek (12} �CZJ~J 'Too much rock for one hand!" The Lady Glads had an amazing season. With a winning record, the team proved to everyone that they were not a team to mess with. The girls came together as a family to take second in the league and go on on to complete in regionals. This was a very unique season because there were 13 seniors on the team. Two had been swinging varsity since their freshman year, and others since their sophomore year. With this much dedication on the team, the girls knew that they had to give it their all. Their work ended up paying off because seven of the seniors went to the All Star Game. The Lady Glads showed their pride by ending their season in a bang. They are homegrown and proud of it! Makenna Johnson( 12) ROW4 Coach Rodriguez Kylie Davis Makenna Johnson Sammi Lacy Coach Foltz Kelsey Scurek Zoey Stealy Asia Burciaga Coach Stealey ROW3 Maria Abshire Jiliian Ruby ROW2 Kylie Rupe Ashley Menini Paje Shipwash Aly MacAdoo Erica Rasario HOWl Skylar McHuen �"I think the girls had an awsome season. Not only did we grow talent wise, we grew together as a team. We did a lot better than expected considering a lot of us had no previous experience. We lost out first tournament which really opened our eyes. After that we started focusing and working which helped us come back to the top to have won almost all of our games. When we did come together, it just showed we could come and fight back too." -Hannah Clemens (9) ROW3 Coach Jill Isabelle Polk Celestina Romero Alison Schwartz Aspen Martinez Hannah Chabourne Makayla Lopez Rebekah Elmare Coach Jarred ROW2 Tiffany Bun Alyssa Wilczewski Abigail Flanigan Emily Atkinson HOWl Kaylah Henre Anyelis Roblan Reagan Smith Hannah Clemens Ashley Flores n I en .a = ..= �> 1en ROW3 II: Coach Brown Corina Maddison Samantha Haley Temply Sierra Jones Coach Trisha Coach II: Ashley Newman Hope Ortiz Faith Ortiz Stevie Tedder I ROW2 = z = Q ROW1 Raechal Martin Robin Garcia Clarissa Escobar Nalani Dulaney Chyenne Teply s~rts �After losing so many strong seniors last year, we knew that this season was going to be an uphill battle. With this thought going through the players' minds, we started the season with high expectations. During kick arounds, Kevin Gudino (12) said, "This season is going to be rough. We have a lot of catching up to do." He wasn't the only one to say this. The defense played a flat four and was struggling with keeping possession. No one played together before and we were far from a team. After a few wins and losses, we started to come together. During the team dinners are where we began to bond. Austin Widner (1 0) said, "Forget what everyone says, this season has just started!" This inspired us to improve on our skills and to play strong. We have taken this season game by game since. Winning and losing we built, improved and kept moving forward. "Day by day, until we can't be beat, won't be beat!" said Falah Mohammad (12) in a prayer that we recited before each game. We have adapted to this, live by it, and will take with us as we continue on with life. Losing became winning, team became family, and soccer became life. This season has proven that we can overcome anything no matter what the odds or what people say. Anticipating a tough year ended up inspiring our team. -Bret Stealey ROW3 Kyra Laurent Emily Scott Alex Cruz Andres Ricaurte Nic Vitalich Kenneth Jones Garrett Wilson Andres Mayorga Mathew Gordan Coach Cerdena ROW2 Shawn Puente Benney Trujillo Jeremiah Betz Johnathan Pagan Kyle Whittle Oliver Young Levi Pennington ROW1 ~ )/()1/LllJI"L.fl /JI"L'C CJ/CI'r;/C/i II"Lf!. ouC /t'J l/lljJO!'CCli"LC." -M&c/ic)(J C/o;·aon (l~ Alex Romero Darrin Westberg Jr. Brennan Barnett Tekota Ruby Alec Castillo Spencer Diaz Scott Wesemann George Arciniega 1 c: z = = = = rn -1 -< �Coach Portugal Cyan Pratt AJ Reed Luke Paris Jacob Vitalich Bret Stealey Jacob Tatum Falah Mohammad Antreise Lacey Coach Torres 2 Josh Casper Connor Diaz Austm W1dner Kris Guerra Ali Mohammad Kevin Gudino Daniel Soto Richard Torres Riley Sorency Matthew Charbonneau Angelo Martinez Sean Creamer SJX>rtS 5p'"'eCd by COL.rtney oavs �They exchanged smiles as they switched positions. Kelly Howell (12) and Mychael Tunnel(12) 1. Katy Schuerkamp 2. Jordan Edmonds 3. Meghan Mahoney �The 2013-2014 volleyball season started out strong with seven seniors on the varsity team who had a lot of experience. Though this season had it's highs and lows, the team stuck together and pushed to end the season with a winning streak! Volleyball started in the month of June and went through until the end of October. All of the girls became really close during this time. Caiti Raymond (12) said, "I couldn't ask for a better team , I'm lucky that I got to compete with these girls."\ The coaches pushed them to their limits. "This season showed us a lot of who was physically and mentally there, coming to the end of the season; you could tell that a lot of us had improved," said Jasleen Jones. (12) Volleyball , though a lot of people don't see it, is a challenging sport. Relying on one another in all aspects in the game meant that we were forced to put all of our trust into each other. Shamari Lewis (11) said, "I wish this season did not have to end because the girls on this team, they're like family." "Girls, we worked hard this season. Granted it was not a spectacular season on the charts, but I think that we can all agree that we still enjoyed the season. I'm so grateful that I got to spend my last season with you guys!" Written by, Bailey Flaten (12) HOWl Shamari Lewis Meghan Mahoney Bailey Flaten Jasleen Jones Caiti Raymond Kelly Howell Mychael Tunnell Saraya Newman Jordan Edmonds ROW2 Coach Griebel Coach Lough Coach Butala sports �Volleyball isn't just a simple sport; it's a balance of tradition, teamwork, and the motivation to be the best. Without the bond that all sports require, the team wouldn't have been able to function. "Great," was how Margie Valdez (9) described the season. "All our teammates are awesome. At first, we didn't know each other; now we're all close." The girls had chances to bond with one another on the bus to games, during practice, and cheering for their teammates and watching them play, as they have done for every match. Watching and cheering wasn't the only tradition the girls's volleyball team had; "We have a dodgeball game that occurs at the last practice of the season." Makynzie Holleran (1 0) explained. The final dodgeball game represents the closing of a season well done, and the teams last chance to play as a unit and to motivate. Motivation was the key to the team's trust in each other. Hazel Wallace (11) said, "Our motivation was each other. We would pick each other up and acknowledge something that each person had accomplished to show them that they are important to the team and to keep trying." To these players, volleyball is life, not just a sport. Their teammates are their sisters, and the court is their home. Volleyball has a deeper connection to the players, and is an enormous part of their everyday life. ROW3 Kaylee Armijo Zoe St John Kaylee Mitchell Azia Totten Diana Scott Nia Smith Margie Valdez Coach Griebel ROW2 Brittney Armijo Kyara Bodry Celeste Eltagonde BreeAnna Young Skylur Cullinane Sapphire Stark HOWl Daurie Westberg Malia Yadao n I en = = ..1:1 �>1- en = I = = z = a ROW3 Kaylee Armijo Sydney Villers Katy Schuerkamp Dominique Dowdell Victoria Lastrella Coach Butala ROW2 Katelyn Yadao Makynzie Holleran Makayla Shoup Noelle Artmeier Logan Prater ROW1 Hazel Wallace Rachel Pease �"I feel satisfied and with no regrets, which I achieved through running. However, I don't think I could have done as well if it wasn't for the team to push me and always make me strive to be better than I thought I could be." Lane Walker (12) sports Sj:reOO by Noels santiago "It's a way to set my mind free and to just be myself. I have beem running my whole life and enjoyed every second of it. The family environment on our team makes it so much more enjoyable." Caitlin Peters (11) �CROS Before school started, you might have seen those kids running and running and running! Cross Country was that one unrecognized sport. Everyone looked it. But this year...we were undoubtfully loud. "Our team has grown stronger and prouder due to our environment change, we were more work based, but it was fun", said Hector Madrigal (11). Mediocracy was odd to me. With incoming freshmen, I was nervous our teams had dwindled down, especially our girls' team. Our new runners didn't let us down! Samantha Howell (9) was our fastest girl runner this year. She was crazy fast. Maximilliano Martinez (9) was one of our state's fastest freshman and Matthew Arbegast (9) was right up there with him. "I've always liked running, it's something I'm good at and it's an easy sport that keeps you busy", said Matthew Arbegast (9). Our culture has changed . We used to be those kids who just got together and ran. But we made sure people heard us this year. For most, people stuck with us. We bonded so much this year. We learned to push each other more and farther every day. Cross Country wasn't something that you could just go through the motions with. Ask any member on our team, we kicked butt on a daily basis! -Story by Lorren Wall (12) ROW1 ROW2 Kayleen Chee Amanda Lippert Shao Jun Liu Jadden McDonald Matthew Arbegast Quinn Wilson Sam Howell Charlene Gennitti Caitlin Peters Elissa Martinez illiano Martine Nae Pena Mason Durfey Jeanette Smith Lexi Armstrong Jeanette Smith (11) ROW3 ROW4 Michelle Romero Bethany Rodrigues Sarah Gennitti Donivyn Taijeron Lorren Wall Lane Walker Donnie Byers Hector Madrigal Coach Erik Nelson Shane Castillo Kyle Haden Bracken Anderson Gavin Beaver Wesley Simmons Shao Po Liu Emma Cox Coach Castanon Donivyn Taijeron {11) sports SJTSOO by Naala sanoago �There was nothing like the feeling of a tennis ball connecting with your racket and the ball zooming away, arching over the net, bouncing on the other side after a long day of studying . The excitement you got each time you hit the ball, and your swing got better and better. The burst of happiness of winning a point or game or the disappointment of losing that you have to swallow so your mind game isn't messed up. "There were many ups and downs in my final season at Widefield, but I came in 6th place overall in my region. I am proud of my 2 doules partner, Caiden and I wish him the best for his next 3 seasons. My final season may be over, but my college debut is yet to come," said Caleb Kahre (12). Tennis is not just a sport, it's a stress reliever. It's something that anybody and everybody can play. It's not about winning to everyone, it's mainly about playing their best at all times. According to Nick Scholl (11 ), " I'm always focused and not aiming for winning, but for playing my best." Tennis season ended with a bang, every player had a good season and individually had a good record . ROW3 Coach Anderson Caroline Salas Hunter Johnson Dekota Bustame Elijah Yates Dominique Warren Mitchell Hartman Maria Galindo Elena Briseno ROW2 Rashad Mckinney Marcos Salazar Tristian Morton Abdulah Hassah HOWl • Sp:lrts s~ by AleXIS 'tates Deyvon Taijeron Nick Scholl Caleb Kahre Caidan Orosco �"j /( 'J IL( ( II J!Jj.JCI'J(/(/(IL. (!' c lllj.JC( / [ / /L. I ('J Rlll!J / ( / IL." C c?lltCI'uiL S ;/r~llr~ (~ Golf is a calming sport for the mind, body, and soul. Golf might look easy but its more than just swinging a ball into a hole that counts. Everybody gets nervous before competition and everybody does something to overcome it. According to Cameron Skalla (9), "I chew on a tree before each match, so I do not seem nervous to my competitions." All golf players do something to overcome a nervous feeling. Jarred Hutchinson (9) said, " Before each competiton, I would toss golf balls into the air before each match to calm myself." Followed by each competition, everybody had that favorite buddy to play during practice or even during their free time. Cameron Skalla (9) said, "I like playing with everyone on my team because I am able to get help if I am struggling in the round." There were also favorite positions that golf players played during a match. Jarred Hutchison (9) announced, " We played in order of skill. I played the second spot most of the year. I liked playing the second spot beacuse competition wasn't too hard or too easy." Golf soothed Widefield's golf players' souls as they aimed their golf balls into a hole to score a birdie. ROW2 Mr. Mason Zach Goodman Nate Starke Cameron Skalla Mr. Morrell HOWl Ryan Ford Jarred Hutchison •• Sp:Jrts ��Cheerleaders have been around for decades, always proving to be a beacon of school spirit and enthusiasm. Though the cheerleaders have updated their routines to be more modern, the underlying message has never changed; the performances must always be able to get an audience going. By performing at games, events, and assemblies, the girls exhibited their dedication to the sport. Alexis Morgan (10) said, "Cheerleading means everything to me; it takes up most of my time. My whole world revolves around it." The season for cheerleading wasn't of a traditional length for sports. From the beginning of the school year, right up to the last game, expectations are high for the team and individual. Devotion to practice and to the team is a trait that every girl has to have. A careful balance of tradition and hard work brings out the best in every cheerleader, and anyone who watches understands the extent of the girls' devotion to the sport. JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY ROW1 ROW2 Sarah Dudley Alexis Jones Bailey Eltagonde Chasmyn Howard Alicea Martinez Serena Martinez Kylie Almeida Kam Lee Alexis Morgan Cynthia McQui lliams Marcella Montoya-Yzaguirre Cecily Johnson Coach Bowen ROW1 Danielle Foley Pat ricia M cGovern-Corsentino Coach Bowen Aubre Joyce �Winter. It was that time of the season where the guppies and sharks came out to swim. All were hoping to land a spot on the swim team. Little did they know that no one gets cut, but at any moment could have been dismissed off the team. This year I got to go to State with the girls, and let me be the first to say that these State girls didn't play! It was so serious that one of the coaches made a funny remark and said, "We aren't swimming with girls, we are swimming with men, just look at them." It was true though! A lot of the girls had a more masculine build, which showed off in their awesome State times. Aside from swim meets and the requirement of dedication and perserverance, Phoenix LaBarr (1 0) explained how it meant to her. She said, "Swimming had become like a second life for me and the team a second family. I'm going to miss it a lot and will definitely be swimming again next year." It was worth every moment, but it was important to make sure you just had fun and enjoyed yourself while also being serious in what you were doing.This year of swimming was my last year but was probably the best year of swimming for me. All I have to say is that it's been great and that I'm going to miss my swim girls. I will for sure miss my three awesome coaches, Schurz, Knutson, and Rumple. - Story by Alondra Suarez (12) ROW2 Kelly Howell Octavia Perry HOWl Makayla Shoup Alondra Suarez Phoenix LaBarr Kaylah Henre Cydney Smith Not Pictured: Kelsey Newsom 1-' I J II 'I(' ( Sp:>rts 8p'ea:j by NOeila sanoago I Jc>< 'It lltj JeC' 110 I r·J r;e! ! 1 / ! ( •• ( (' )( r((("l I lit;~ ll (' 1!a-; e cl(;lle IU /t' ( ( - J<e Je7 V('J' J Ill ( ~ �~sJUt71l tifu;L ~ecz/[ :;lou knoJU .. .g;eczr JUCZ~ ro J [czb/tn J/[CljJe." -TI'tJTtCZIZ- S l[el' (l G} • The Widefield High School Swim and Dive Team was a new addition to our sports program and the Mesa Ridge sports program . Not many people knew that there was a swim team, but it was not hard to believe since it was only our second season after an 8 year drought (pun intended). "It was my first year swimming on the team, but I started liking it more and more as time passed along, I really enjoyed diving," explained Matt Charbonneau (11 ). Our team, headed up by Coaches Jeff Schurz and Mary Mullikan, was fairly raw this year with a lot of freshmen and sophomores who had never swam before. Not to mention, the seniors came out for the heck of it. lan Morton (9) said, "I like swimming, and I loved everything about it. From the meets to traveling, to just hanging out with my teammates. It was a cool experience." But in a couple of years, with young but natural talent like Josh Canada and Jacob Horwath, both of which are from Mesa Ridge, I believed we could make State easily if we continued to work hard and better out time and relays. - Story by Nick Scholl (11) Bovs Swimming ROW2 Riley Sorency Matt Hogue Tristan Sher Josh Casper Nathan Nguyen Josh Cox lan Morton Nick Scholl HOWl Alex Cruz Jaron Miller Bracken Anderson Matt Charbonneau Robert Miller Raymond Jordan Kyle Haden •• sports lliil:::l Sp-'Sad by No~a santJago �fUt'J: I is~e2;,e The wrestling team light of both the girls and boys basketball teams. We run hard for thirty minutes to start off our practice, then we work on technique for an hour, and to top it off, we either wrestle live or do conditioning, both of wh1ch build up an intense sweat in the overheated wrestling room. The season was decent this year with a team dual record of 6-3, but we are always in "pursuit of perfection" and are looking forward to a great group of freshmen next year and an undefeated season. The team was a fairly tight-knit group this year, made so by the fact that we were all united in our love-hate relationship of the everyday, full-body workout that we endured as a team. This bonding was furthered when the team held an overnighter in the wrestling room. We ate-- which was quite a rarity during the wrestling season-we wrestled around for a bit, and then we relaxed and watched a few inspirational wrestling movies. In the morning, we had former Widefield graduates and wrestlers DJ and Devin Hightower came to teach us what it took to become the collegiate athletes that they are today. All in all, this wrestling season was a success and I'm looking forward to next year's season as a senior and a captain of the wrestling team. -Nick Scholl (11) ROW3 Kris Davis Grayson Parton Adriana Wohl Luke Burner Garry Foltz Steve Dabelko Matthew Hogue Eric Schre1ber ROW2 Josh Cox Jacob Whiteman Mario Mileto Chris Cardo Nick Scholl Caleb Adkins Jaron Miller Tristan Sher Josh Casper ROW1 Tekota Ruby Jalen Fisher Alex Lunsford Wesley Medrano Stephen Dabelko Andrew Price Dakota Stevenson = = en ---1 -< �Stephen Dabelko (9) has the top a Mitchell wrestler. This was Sti!Dh!M• wrestling for Widefields team, he placed s icth n state this year. Congratulations for a great se nd many more to come! Y. Have you ever wondered what goes throu a w rs mind right before a match? The intensity of the faces during this time says it all. Nothing to say only looks, right before someone is going to get beat. Matt Hogue (12) said, "I don't really think about anything, I go mindless. I'm way to focused to think." Wrestling is pure strength and endurcance. A wrestler needs to be in tip top shape in order to beat their opponet. Josh Casper (11) stated, "Our coaches run us, drill us with other cardio activites, make us do body weight exercises. The practices are insane, but they are what we need to succeed on the mat." There is no doubt that the wrestling team was prepared for their matches. ;:::;..-! c 0 t Dakota Stevenson (12) pairs up with a wrestler from Palmer. He stated, "I have never done something so hard that was THIS rewarding. " Chris Cardo (9) locks up with another wrestler. Cardo stated, "I have to prepare and be able to defend the attacks from the practices before hand." Sports sp--eed by courtney DaVIS a.. "' c 0 Vl > ~ t!J ��Playing basketball, especially in high school, takes extreme confidence. The pressure to be up to par with last year's team and exceed all that was accomplished was a great challenge, but not so much for varsity this year. "Before this year, I played the post and nothing else, but over the summer I got the confidence to play any position. The pressure just comes with being an athlete," explained Brandon Branch (11 ). This season there were no seniors on the team. That means the younger players had to step up their game. This required harder practices to push the team to be better not only on, but off the court too. "I was given 100 push-pads because of an accident that happened in our game, but my team helped me do them," described Jymon Garretson ( 11). "Getting to play varsity was a personal accomplishment of mine, since I chose not to play last year," told Adrienne Hampton (11 ). Being on varsity doesn't just mean that you're a good player. It meant that you had spirit and endurance to go to every practice and play your hardest at every game. That same endurance to pick yourself up after every fall and to learn from every loss. It requires such strength to shoot and score. ROW3 Coach Chatman Coach Johnson Anthony Wentzel Brandon Branch Jordan Phillips Leon Clemons D'Andre Jaramillo Coach Park ROW2 Coach G. Dazmier Rodgers Jymon Garretson Anthony Gallegos Adriene Hampton Raymond Ibarra Isaiah Thorpe Coach P. HOWl Kenisha Thomas Nadielly Hernandez Steven Villafan Caroline Salas Samatha Lacy Anthony Wentzel (11) catches high air while defending the ball against Pueblo East. He was notorious for taking the leap. Sports spread by Amanduh Kmg �• Your teammate passes you the ball and you run down the court. You notice you have the perfect spot to get that winning point, but your mind wonders that if you shoot this ball, you will be the person to lose the game. The feeling of the crowd on edge; all of their eyes watching your every move, the sweat dripping down your face as you glance at the scoreboard. Your team, your family, are rooting for you take that winning shot. You take in a breath, and as you breathe out- you shoot. The gym is so silent that you can hear your heart beating in your own ears, watching the ball in the air. SWOOSH! Everybody screams and the crowd goes wild! The Junior Varsity and C-Squad boys had various moments such as this. "Making a three," was Travis Rader's (9) best memory on the court. With every chance that they took, these guys proved that they can slam dunk in any situation. But the points weren't they only moments that mattered, both teams bonded and started becoming more of a family. "It feels like family on the court." Damien Hayhurst (9) replied, "I love basketball." These were the moments that made up the C-Squad and Junior Varsity team. ROW3 Coach Perryman Donavon Reed AJ Wilkins Brandon Start Emrick Goergen Joey Miller Cameron Skalla Damien Hayhurst Kyle Yeaw Coach Park ROW2 Isaiah Allen Brennan Barnett Jarred Hutchison Max Martinez Marcel Gilliam Travis Rader • • smrts ~by Man8h Gafrett HOWl Kenisha Thomas Nadielly Hernande Steven Villafan Caroline Salas Sammi Lacy �>1- = = = = -z ...= en ROW3 Coach Johnson Steven Starke D'Andre Jaramillo Kenyatta Horne Emrick Goergen Qua mane Williams Coach Chatmen ROW2 Isaiah Thorpe Dekota Bustamantes Anthony Gallegos Adam Apodaca Dezmond Jeans Malik Sears HOWl Kenisha Thomas Nadielly Hernandez Steven Villafan Caroline Salas Sammi Lacy �Sp:lrts 8p"880 by Keycee Sl.XTYnerS �Hardwork, dedication, and teamwork was what made up the girls' basketball team. Every week there was a new goal to be met. Every day we pushed ourselves to get better, so that the team which was playing out on the court, was the absolute best. For four of us, this was our last, "hooraah," our last time playing in that gym, wearing the jerseys with Widefield written across our chests, and the last time playing with one another on our high school varsity basketball team. "It's surreal that this is the last time I'll be wearing this jersey, and that I'll be on that court." expressed Haley Laughlin. As a freshman, you don't think of how quickly the years go by. Throughout the years, we have had some really good moments and some not so good moments, but because of those moments, we have shaped into the team we are today. "It's unreal to think that this is the last year playing with this team on this court. It doesn't really hit you until you're standing in the moment," stated Kelly Phalavong. It's all about moments. In which you walk out and step a foot on the court, your aderaline pumping, mind racing. A moment in which you will remember forever and look back on down the road. It's a moment where you never think it will be the end, but when the end comes, you look back and think, "Man, I can't believe it's over." I have had many moments these four years, and it's very sad that it has come to an end. However I'm happy to have shared those moments with my teammates, every single one. ........ Cl Ill ....... ! fn Cl Ill ...-> = I fn Written by Alyssa Pickens {12} ROW2 Coach Mason Paje Shipwash Shamari lewis Angel Wall Helia Brekken logan Prater Haley laughlin Alyssa Pickens Jazmm Holloway Noelle Artmeier HOWl Kelly Phalavong Haley Armstrong Claire Hamilton Caitlin Peters Jaida Aquino Sp:Jrts �ROW2 Coach Griebel Paje Shipwash Angela Trento Ahdraya Squire Brooke Moore Morgan Wohlman Carmen Thomas Jordyn Goodman Kaylee Mitchell Jazmin Holloway Noelle Antmeier HOWl Ciara Fergins Kyara Bodry Celeste Eltagonde Brittany Armijo La Shonda Torres n I en a = •= �ROW2 Coach Griebel Paje Shipwash Bnttany White Mckenzie Buchwalter Kiana Scott Chardonnae Hall Kelly Pettonno Jazmin Holloway Noelle Artmeier HOWl Tiffany Bun Antreise Lacey Ja1da Aqumo Heaven Rains Alexa Apodaca • ��Ty Williams {12) �SlAFF Alexis Cerdena Mychal Cinotto John Clark Taryn Codero Amanda Dematto Monica Dicus Gina Dillingham Paul Dobler Steven Dominguez Kevin Duren �Casper Cavender Ms. Carmody wears shaving cream for her team. Kim Keenan April Kelso Trevor Kelso Ed is Knoop Sl:n.FF �dresses up as a character Kronk. Owen S~FF Paris Pen a �HELPING OTHERS Williams Woodside Ms. Shipp Mr. Cummings organizes the makes sure the Food Drive. school's paper is recycled. SlAFF �For those who aren't familiar with biology, lysosomes are the cell's disposal systems. Kam Lee (9) and Philip Terry (9) share their knowledge of biology with the rest of the class, and even made them cupcakes. Right: Clarissa Escobar (10) and Steven Starke (10) discuss John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men in Ms. Dill's class. Bottom: Patrick White (10) works on math equations in the math solutions class. �THEAP Students who decide to take the AP plunge are in for an entirely different experience from regular classes. AP gives students a college-based learning environment, where they are held to higher standards and more "adult" behavior. "In AP classes, you need to be prepared all the time, be focused, and not goof around." Desdemona Neal (11) said. Although the environment is harder on students, so is the actual curriculum. "It's harder content, and it's time consuming. It's a lot more work." Skylar Deutsch (11) stated. The rigor does take a toll on those who are learning, and those who wish to achieve higher, like Molly Lindsey (11), have taken multiple classes; Molly has taken five. Taking AP classes gives students a massive advantage in college, due to the credits being transferrable, and simply by taking these classes in high school, students can save literally thousands of dollars they would've spent by taking them in college. Acaderncs SJ:read by Lauren servant �Although doing classwork may not be the highlight of one's day Jordan Edmonds {11), Malei'ka Thomas {11), and Bailey Flaten {12) spice up their work environment in Spanish class by wearing sombreros and shaking maracas. Bailey said, "There's never a dull moment in Spanish." Caitlyn Tuthill {12) sketches for her art pieces. She explained, "It's a way for me to express myself without having to tell people how I feel." �Art was unpredictable, you may have · to turn known how you wanted your piece .t out but it was never guaranteed that I wo~ld come out that way. That wa~ th; beauty about it. Ty Williams (12) said, I go in with a plan, and although the plan always succeeds, it does change. I just go with the flow and paint, my artwork ;nds up coming out however it wants. �Austin Widner (10) and Donovan McGahey (10) are looking for where to put a belt that goes to the engine. "This class effects my life in many ways, but mainly because I want to work on cars for a living." says Donovan McGahey. �Maddi Struck (12) in the journalism room, editing her peers' articles for the fourth issue of the school newspaper. FUN FACT: When asked, many people don't even know where the journalism room is! Well, the door into the room, is actually in the cafeteria, on the left side of the stage with a sign that reads "Yearbook/ Journalism - Room 10." Fabian Vigil (11) already has his future planned out for him. There is no need for specail classes or college. His uncle and family have built up an autoshop called "Fearless Automotive". He has worked there since before he can remember. "My uncle taught me everything that I know, it's a family business." Not everyone had to deal with the hassle and stressful time that you go through during college. A lot of people inherit a family business or they just go straight into military. Sometimes, it's better not to go to college, and pay thousands of dollars. You can start your furture now with little or no money at all. �While Josh Martin Scott (12) was chopping a carrot, Avery German (12) was waiting patiently for his free food to be prepared . Food Skills and Catering gave each student a chance to find their talent in the culinary arts. Chris Thomas (12) enjoys making the best out of his weight lifting class by participating in all the activities and using all the weight machines. Not only has weight lifting provided a fun and engaging class period, but also gave students a boost towards their healthier lives. Acaderncs 8p"880 by AleXIS sarsjas �Joe Porcelli (12) occasionally went to class during his study hall to make final touches on his assignments. For years, woodworking has offered students skills for life or even skills for a newfound hobby. ow could students choose between two heavens; cake or pie? Sweet tooths didn't always stick the basics because there are more seasonal treats. "My favorite thing to cook was the funnel cakes because it reminded me of the fair in the summer time." explained Cheyanne Sena (11). Summer time sweets to cold weather comfort foods, everyone had a preference. "My favorite dish, hands down, was the potato soup with rive Is. It was just the perfect soup for the start of nter." said Levanna Taylor (12). While some foods werre seasonal, some delicacies come from rent regions. "My favorite was sushi because I love sushi and I have always wanted to learn ow to make it." stated Ariyana Gonzales (10). Regional foods gave students a chance to explore the world without leaving the room. Taking a food skills class gave an opportunity to learn, travel, or even find a new hobby. Academcs Sp-'ead by AISXJS BarSJBS �class went to Cliff Dewing one day on a field trip. They got to explore adobe houses and the history behind it. The students even got to climb and linger inside those buildings. It was an enriching experience to Desmond Lipscomb (11) and Kaylah Henre {11) learned the proper way of shopping and purchasing groceries at Wai-Mart. During that field trip, they bought numerous items and brought it back to school to take to Knights of Columbus to cook the next day. Academcs 8p""ead by Kaycee Sl.XTYTlerS �that are used in daily life, and provided them with opportunities in the commun ity. Some students from his class went to Widefield Elementary to read to elementary students, helped teachers, and helped out in the cafeteria . There wasn't only one life skills class, but two. These two classes weren't the same. They both featured two different curriculums. Ms. Tallman taught a life skills class as well. Her classes also went on field trips as well, they went to different destinations and on different days. On those field trips, the students learned about the destination they went to and the history beh ind it. �Amber Ford (12) practices with her violin for their upcoming concert. Mr. Magalong had over a hundred students altogether in his orchestra this past year. Tristan Burns( 11) Choir practice in the auditorium for their biggest concert. Winterfest was a concert that all of the performtng arts performed together on three seperate nights. Acaderncs Sj:read by Rob Rayos 8l"'d Manah Garrett �"Don't only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets, for it and knowledge can raise men to the divine." - Ludwig van Beethoven • This year choir had students audition for All State Choir. To qualify for All State, you needed to have a song to audition, as well as musical attributes. To qualify, a participant needed to know five intervals or difference in pitch, four triads, three scales, two sight reading examples, and one rhythm example. A couple of choir students auditioned and they gave it their all, but only two had made it, Tessa Murphy (11) and Trista Guthrie (12). This was a great experience for the two. "It was really exciting and I thought I wasn't going to make it but, it turned out wonderful." replied Tessa Murphy (11). Acsderncs �Right: Matthew Barnes (11), Harley Scott (12) and Josue Dorado (11) act in character as they listen to Christine Atkinson (11) give her lines in the play The Beverly Hillbillies Saraya Newman (12) and Caleb Kahre (12), act suprised and confused when they first encounter the Hillbilles in the play, The Beverly Hillbillies. stu:Jent Ufe 8p'"'ead by sereya f\lewma"l Jo-Jo Gilbert (12) plays her role as Granny while trying to figure out Hannah de Mattos (12) character's name in the play, The Beverly Hillbillies. �It takes a lot to put on a play; most of the action happens behind the scenes. From set design props, costumes, all the way down to the makeup, the actors, as well as some hard working techies, put in hours and hours of time to get everyth ing show ready. "It was a challenge learning how to put on stage makeup. You have to bring out your character with it, and its more dramatic then usual." stated Natalie Duk (12) who helped with make up in previous years. Everyone was really close, well they kinda had to be, all working together to find the perfect costume for every single person and build ing an amazing set. "It was a lot of work making the stairs look like marble, but I had to remember to use a "natural sponge" and "work moist." I'd also yell at people who walked by my beautifully painted stairs." recalled Mariah Garrett (12). Even though the actors got the big applause at the end of the show, there was only a fraction of the work. There would be no show if there was no behind the scenes. Stl..dent Lie sr:read by s araya Newman ���I • I Adviser: Ms. HK Yearbook is an amazing class that collects all the memories throughout the school year and puts them together for everyone to keep for the rest of their lives. "Being able to get into events for free." Lauren Servant (10) "I like being able to document the memories that will last a lifetime." Alex Fincher (12) "Yearbook is really awesome, but somedays I want to chuck phones at people's heads." Jerimie Lee (12) "The memories I made were gone, but not forgoten ." Mariah Garrett (12) Adviser: Mrs. Owen Members: Back Row: Jerimie Lee, DJ West, Madison Strunk, Tristan Sher, Victoria Lastrella, Erin Stevenson, Mrs. Owen Front Row: Desi Petz, Rashad Mckinney, Juliet Seibel, AlexisAthena Wyatt, Jillian Ruby, Nalani Dulaney, Amanda Anderson Newspaper looks at the all the views during the school year and explores them through the newspaper. "This is a place where we all come together and act like idiots all day, but somehow accomplish things." Rashad McKinney (12) "We find a way to appreciate each other's uniqueness. We're like a family who creates an awesome newspaper." Juliet Seibel (11) Clubs ard orgam:abons ~ by At'Tl8rdL.ti Krrg Back Row: Robi Rayos, Lane Walker, Alexis Yates, Kaycee Summers, Alex Fincher, Amanda Kring, Lauren Servant, Jerimie Lee Front Row: Noella Santiago, Courtney Davis, Savannah Hicks, Saraya Newman Not Pictured: Mariah Garret, Alexis Barajas, Emily Scott �Adviser: Mr. Shah This group had the awesome ability to let us know what was going on during the day. Without the morning news, the school would be lost. "Luke makes this class." -Soren Turner (12) "This class is boring other than Soren. Go bros!" -Luke Paris (11) Members: Adin Bass-Keena, Shakiera Carson, Birchie Crow, Cole Davis, Sam Deck, Clarissa Escobar, Ryan Gallagher, Chanson Geeslin, Kevin Firkins, Kristina Golliher, Nadielly Hernandez, Crarg Hubbs, Miles Huff, Billie Madden, Joslyn Bayley, Luke Paris, Vanessa Reeves, Soren Turner, James Wissel, Charis Groenig "Actually, I make this class" -Shakiera Carson (10) A few of the members raced for a cure for cancer and built a stronger relationship as a group. "It was a pleasure to be there to support those who have overcome or are still battling cancer." -Clarissa Escobar (10) Adviser: Ms. Shipp Third Row: Taylor Nance, Makayla Shoup Second Row: Skylar Logan, Ms. Shipp, Clarissa Escobar, Alec Castillo, Jessica Brewer, First Row:Darren Fergins, Lauren Hager, Bailey Flaten, Devyn Taijeron, Donald Byers, Max Martinez, Joshua Casper "You get to do so much community service, you feel good helping our community. We get to help run things and be the head honchos of the school." -Max Martinez (9) d.Jbs ard organzatJons �u FOR club, for giving ur mething believ in hope for. NATJJ)I~BDJAIJ;SLSOCIETY Molly Lindsey {11) Alondra Suarez {12) Alexis Athena Wyatt {11) cubs ard organzabans SP"'f38d by AJexs'\'ates Members: Bracken Anderson, Lexi Armstrong, Nicholas Bates, Catherine Bowers, Jessica Brewer, Elena Briseno, Emma Browning, Amanda Burk, Matthew Charbonneau, Sierra Cooper, Courtney Davis, IIana Davis, Kylie Davis, Skylar Deutsch, Mason Durfey, Kathleen Dykstra, Lena Erker, Da Fergins, Kristie Garcia, Kristian Guerra, Kyle Haden, Lauren Hager, Xea Hypes, Garrett lsgar, Caleb Kahre, Matthew Kirby, Samantha Lacy, Crystal Lastrella, Jerimie Lee, Seneca Lee, Molly Lindsey, Tori McClune, Noah . ._.. ._ . McKizzie, Joshua Miller, Jamie Moriarty-Lockit, Tessa Murphy, Saraya Newman, Esperanza Ortiz, Alexieus Perkins, Desi Petz, Maxine Pez, Potter-Spillar, Caiti Raymond, Mike Reyes-Silvis, Trenten Robinson, Samantha Rosenbaum, Jillian Ruby, Nicholas Scholl, Courtlynn Seaton, Ju Seibel, Alyssa Smith,Cydney Smith, Dakota Stevenson, Alondra Suarez, Cameron Tim, Katie Tomlinson, Tobias Wadsworth, Alexis Athena Wyatt, Katelyn Yadao, Kayla Yadao 1 �PEER ED ssa rewer, oey Jarred Hutchinson, Nate Stark, Anthony Wentzel, Anthony Falcetti, Julia Esch Mrs Kelso, Savannah Chong, Emma Browning, Faith Cannon, Daniella Ketchum, Brianna Isidore, Skylar Deutsch, Lexis Dicus, Ashely Menini, Malia Yadao, Ashely Newman,Sydney Villers, Erica Johnson, Tabby McComb, Haley Armstrong, Mr.Munoz Kenzie Saint-John, Alyssa Smith, Lexi Perkins, Paje Shipwash,Nikki Saint-John, Rieley Wooldridge, Ca iti Raymond, Darren Fergins, Annie Rosack, Sarah Dudley, Isaiah Thorpe DJ West, Alexis Athena Wyatt, Amanda Burk, Jerimie Lee, Dominique Warren, Lauren r, Courtney Davis, Skylar Deutsch, Tessa Murphy, Desi Petz, Johnathan Pagan, Matthew Kirby Molly Lindsey, Cameron Tim, Lena Erker, Michael Outler, Robbie Miller, Garrett lsgar, Jamie Hector Madrigal, Matt Hogue, Josh Casper, Rashad McKinney, Ashley Burk, Kaitlynd k, Mason Justus Mrs. Murphy, Nate Starke, Donavon Taijeron, Mathew Charbonneau, Catherine Bowers, I Lastrella, Paige Shipwash, Dalia Jimenez-Cruz, Saraya Newman, Xeandra Hypes, Brooke ngham, Bailey Flaten, Cheyenne Tepley, Cynthia McQulliams, Savannah Hicks, Lexi Armstrong, Kenzie St. John, Kelly Phalavong, Megan Walker, Rieley Wooldridge, Brittney • nr'""''"' Nikki St. John, Angel Rivas, Annie Rosack, Aly McAdoo, Myzaiah Jones, Darren Fergins, Rosario, Caiti Raymond Jessica Brewer, Kaycee Summers, Morgan Wood, Alicea Martinez, Katelyn Yadao, Katie stillo, Mariah Garrett, Kylie Davis, Makenna Johnson, Jasmine Stirgus, Samantha Deck, Poswalk cubs srd orgsnzsbar'ls �II • ser: Members: Back: Shao Po Liu, Hector Madrigal, Soren Turner, Wesley Simmons, Donovan Reed, Marcel Cormier, Nickolas Daniel, Andrew Eltagonde Middle: Mr. Cummings, Shao Jun Liu, Kayleen Chee, Victoria Lastrella, Jeanette Smith, Nicole Harris, Laura Coleman, Bailey Eltagonde, Cynthia McQuilliams, Daniela Hernandez Information: Environmental club is for students to spread awareness for environmental issues and do their part in going green. Above: Donovan Reed {9} roams the halls, going to different classrooms for their papers. An activity of environmental club is to collect the recycling of the school, cutting down on the amount of wasted paper. Science rules! Part of science club is going to competitions and showing off what they know. Students who exhibited their knowedge had the opportunity to go to a state competition. Adviser: Ms. Carmody Members: Back: Jacob Cotner, Tabitha McCombe, Kathleen Dykstra, Mike Silvis, Wesley Simmons, Alexander Potter-Spillar, Shao Po Liu, Shao Jun Liu M1ddle: Malia Yadao, Catherine Bowers, Bret Stealey, Sean Cochran, Morgan Wood, Jamie Moriarty, Peter Hartmann, Katelyn Yadao, Tobias Wadsworth, Ms. Carmody Front: Katie Tomlinson, Cameron Tim, Lena Erker, Molly Lindsey, Megan Walker, Daniela Hernandez, Kayleen Chee Information: Science club is a fun way for students with an interest in science to explore the field. Clubs ard organzat:Jons S{reB:l by l...8lX'en servent II • �Members: Back: Alyson McAdoo, David Feenstra, Britney Andrade Middle: Ms. Smith, Tyler Rains, Garrett lsgar, Catherine Bowers, Dakota Stevenson, College Trainer Alan Front: Nicolette Saint-John, Alyssa Pickens Information: Athletic Training is a club dedicated to educating students in the responsibilities and duties of a certified athletic tramer. Tyler Rains (12) assists Courtney DaVIS (12) w1th on ankle injury. The students of othlet1c trommg were responsible for helpmg athletes when they got hurt lll D Adviser: Mr. Wallace Members: Back: Jacob Carabajal, Spencer Blackstock, Jessica Brewer, Jacob Cotner, Jason Sanderson, Raymond Ibarra, Hector Madrigal, Garrett After school, the students would meet up and play an Wilson, Nate Stark, Mr. Shurz entertaining game of frisbee. The club gives students a Middle: Timothy Castaldo, Victoria Lastrella, Sean Creamer, Rashad chance to stay active and meet new people. McKinney, Shao Po Liu, Wesley Simmons, Tanner Eubanks Front: Donivyn Taijeron, Soren Turner, Luke Paris Information: Ultimate Fnsbee is a casual way for students with similar interests to enJOY a non-traditional sport. �1!1~~-··=::t Nick Scholl (11) was writing science fiction, he said, "It's kind of going back in time." Kayla Yadao (11) continues writing on her piece of work. Adviser: Ms. Rottman Members of Scribe Tribe : Ms. Rottman, Sophie Baker, Ethan Summers, Azia Totten, Ray Jordan, Kayla Yadao, Wesley Smith, Nick Scholl, Cortney Pettis, Jaron Clark. What's was it all about?: Aspiring authors that spent advisory time working on short stories, novels, and poems. One day you might see their work on bookselves and bookstores. II Matt Kirby (12) explained why he joined book club, "I ran out of books and thought this would be helpful to find out about more good books. I have been introduced to plenty of good new books." Adviser: Mrs. Redlinger Members of Book Club: Above: Cortney Pettis, Nick Scholl, Darren Westburg, Saraya Newman, Mrs. Redlinger, Karina Martinez, Sophie Baker, Mrs. Rottman, Alexis- Athena Wyatt, Alicia Martinez. Clubs am Orqanzabons ~ by 1\11ani311'Garrett Left: Mrs. Redlinger, Seneca Lee, Dedrick Papproth, Allegra Morgan, Emma Browning, Sophie Baker, Saraya Newman, Jillian Ruby, Alyssa Bevens, Karina Martinez, Matt Kirby, Mrs. Molina, Kayla Yadao, Athena Wyatt, Tori McClune, Alicea Martinez. What did they do?: Everybody read the same book such as City of Bones and Divergent. After they finished, they gathered to discuss the book and start a whole another one. �• " We are not j ust group of students with good looking suits, we are dedicated and ready to compete and win." said the President, Kylie Davis (12). Adviser: Mrs. Johnson Members of DECA: Brandon Deal, Christopher Conklin, Kylie Davis, Darrin Westberg, Jun Liu, Chad Cantrell, Blake Zeitlow, Miraya Zamora, Jordan Mike, Jalen Fisher, Hannah deMattos, Kenisha Thomas, Chris Kirpatrick, Kayleen Chee, Mason Durfey. What did they do?: DECA prepared emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. • OURG • I Members of Charlie: Jeanette Sm ith, Matthew Charbonneau, Elissa Martinez, Charl ie, Elena Correa, Kyra Laurent, and M r. Elhoffer What's it all about?: Charlie is our mascot for football games, basketball games and assemblies. These were Charlie's persona l Secret Service. They made sure that nothing bad happened to him. But who was in the suit you ask? Only they knew, but were sworn to keep it a secret ! Clubs ard organzabons Spread by M anah Garrett �" I like it because it's a good opportunity to stay connected to my faith and help people." -Sydney Villers (9) Advisor: Mr. Sickmiller Members: Noella Santiago, Saraya Newman, Sydney Villers, Shamiya Sykes, Katie Thomlinson, Nicholas Bates, Robi Rayos Information: The 180 club was a Christian club in which students would gather and form fellowship with one another and pray and talk about different scriptures in the Bible. "180 is a place where I can go to share the things God is doing in my life and to grow in my faith with other like-minded people who have grown to be my good friends." - Katie Thomlinson (12) "I like it because you get to be someone you're not all the time and you can have fun with it'" - Matt Charbeneau(10) "Forensics is a confidence builder and is a long season of fun and hard work. Oh, and ... it's not science." - Erica Johnson (10) Clubs ard Orqanzatons sp-'88d by Naela sanoago Advisor: Ms.Owen Members: Hunter Johnson, Kylie Davis, Makenna Johnson, Matt Charbeneau, Courtlynn Seaton, Kam Lee, Nalani Dulaney, Erica Johnson, Desiree Andrade, Charlyn Swickard, Mac Nance, Kaylee Armijo-Vigil, umnnn,. Baca, Oliver Young Not Pictured: Hannah deMattos, Brisa Elliott, Ryan Gallagher, Daisy Hernandez, Tori McClune, Olivia Munoz, Taylor Nance Information: Forensics was a speech and debate club that competed competitively most Saturdays against other schools. They competed in 10 different events;. �"I( 'J I I CJ () / CI L/- -U t/;ri ).4 !'( (' /Uu !L (/~) "I like it because it gives us a chance to get into their heritage and see what it's like." - Riley Prater (10) Advisor: Ms.Cerdena Members: Alex Cruz, Jacob Cotner, Emilian Nicolae, Garrett Wilson, Aaron Johnson, Riley Prater, Logan Prater, Kayla Cohu, Tabitha McCombe, Julia Mortenson, Mackenzie Jones, Daniel van Schalkwyk, Destiny Luckado, Julienne Mufayonge, Daniel Soto Information: French club tries to bring the cultural piece of France that's not provided in the classrooom by playing games and celebrating French holidays. "I love the people in Spirit Club because they make me very happy. They're like my best friends." -Sarah Apple (11) "I love Spirit Club because I love Mrs. Kelso and I love school! Yah!" - Karen Gonzales (12) Advisor: Mrs.Kelso Members: Stevie Tedder, Rhianna Green, Mariah Garrett, Haley Armstrong, Lexy Lopez, Jess1ca Brewer Information: Spirit club was a group of students that recognized spirit teams and extracurricular activities. They would often cheer at games for support or provide help when needed at school events. dubs srd organzabonS 5p"'eaj by 1\JclEla sanoago �Adviser: Ms Dills Information: Anime club gets together, dressing up like their favorite characters and perform scenes (cosplay). I •• Ms Dills, Isaac Mckinney, Veena Fleming, Adryanna Lozam, Jackie Johnson, Destiny Lukado, Karen Flint Adviser: Mrs. Keenan Information: Art club gets together, drawing, painting, or sculpturing while watching a movie together. Back Row: Mrs. Keenan, Krystyna Goldsberry, Sonora Williams ,Jamie Rendon, James Rendon, Alyssa Bevens, Jaron Clark, Takoda Eggers Middle Row: Meghan Cleveland, Tristan James Chase, Garry Huxoll, Front Row: Tristan Morton, Caitlyn Frye, Teresa Jacoby, Drey Lazano, Sydnie Patton, Matt Bailey clubs ard organzatx:Jns 5p"'ead by Aexs 'rates • �DA E c "VCZlLCC /f { /(e ~ /cfdilL I CZ7L_9ttczge if LI(e suu!" 1 Malei'ka Thompson {11) 2. Kevin Gudino (12) 3. Jacquese Jones (11) 4. Kenisha Thomas (11) 5. Chanson Geeslin {12) 6. Rasheen Reaves Jr (9) 7. Tyrek Mcfail (10) • Adviser: Mr. Washington Information: Dance club comes up with routines to dance at assemblies, dances, and competitions. Adviser: Major Davis, Senior Cheif Information: NJROTC accredited curriculum emphasizes citizenship and leadership development. row: Tanner Olson, Sean Stien, Kareem Mathern, Matthew Klausch, Elijah Escorica Luna, Ruiz, Zacery Olney, Mark Bates, Isaiah Frye, Lance Bearden, Adrian Muller, • 1mnntt"' Castaldo, Craig Hubbs, Joshua Chase, Brayben Bruce, Andres Mayorga, Ethan Beaver . Alexis Schlotfeldt Perez, Jacob Whiteman, Mackenzie Nace, Diana Scott, Kayla nach, Scott Weseman, David, Cochran, Azia Totten, Ryan Leavitt, Jarron Miller, Micheal Perez, Josiah Tavares, Cheyenne Jordan, Edward Cordova row: Keola Rendon, Allison Shwartz,Kristina Golliher, Chad Pratt, Isaiah Vargas, Mariana Rebecca Bennett, Tyler Ferari, Nepolian Weddle, Mitchell Neely, lan Morton, Juan Dameon Smale, Nicolas Calinagan, Bryan Calinagan, Ariana Arrendondo, Tyson Banks, Row: Jocelyn Gilbert, Kemi Click, Sierra Jones Jantell Trujillo, Peyton Tubbs, nt Taman, Miraya Zamora, Rhys Nelson, Kyle Holdcraft, Matthew Cryster, Conor Peck, row: Kayleen Chee, Cassandra Ortiz, Sophia Loughan, Justin Shiner, Kylie Barnard, Kaesha Jaqulyn Fermento, lsa Cruz, Amber Simister, Hunter Meade, Mario Mileto, :Alex Lunsford, Kristofer Davis, Bryce Hilkemier, Chantal Gibson, Angel Rivas, Martin, Breanna Hilkemeir, Heidi Herny, Garret lsgar, Zachary Foley, Micheal Hatch, son DuPont, Isaac Valdez Clubs srd organzstons �FRESHMAN COUNCIL Max Martinez, MaKayla Lopez, Celestina Rome ro, Aubre Joyce, Kelly Peterino, Veena Flemming, Ms. Anderson SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Back Row: Jazmin Holloway, Noelle Artmeier, Tristan Sher, MaKayla Shoup, Taylor Nance Front Row: Erica Johnson, Antreise Lacy, Ms. Dematto Last row: Jessica Brewer, Michelle Romero, Morgan Wood, Catherine Bowers, Gavin Beaver, Juliet Seibel, Jillian Ruby, Crystal Lastrella Front row: Ms. Cinotto, Wesley Simmons, Johnathan Pagan, Tessa Murphy, Donivyn Taijeron , Jamie Moriarty, Olivia Munoz, Megan Walker, Lexus Pena, Malei'ka Thompson , Hector Madrigal , Ms. Mullineaux • Back row: Mr. Baldwin, Trenton Robinson , Jerimie Lee, Mariah Garrett, Airiana Aquino 2nd row: Darren Fergins, Lexi Lopez, Caiti Raymond, Lauren Hager, Mike Reyes-Silvas, Kylie Davis, McKenzie StJohn, Rashad McKinney, Elena Briseno Front row: Annie Rosack, Rieley Wooldridge, IIana Davis Not pictured: Noella Santiago c lubs spread by Kaycee surrmers �BAND fiF~~~~~ifiiiiFiii~~~~DRAMA COUNCil COUNCil Back row: Jordan Mike, Lexxy Lopez, Alexander p0 tter-Spillar, Trenton Robinson Front row: Erica Johnson, Mason Durfey, Samantha Back row: Alexander Potter, Joshua Sanderson, Taylor Jones, Ms. Elwell Front row: Thaliza Rodrigez, Trista Guthrie, R~enbaum , K~ie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MariahGarrett , Hannah Castillo, Danielle Ketchum deMattos, Kylie Davis CHOIR COUNCil ORCHESTRA COUNCil 1st column: Alanah Wood, Sarah Dudley, Caiti Raymond, Tessa Murphy 2nd column: Rachel Thompson, Kylie Almeida, Lexi Armstrong, Trista Guthrie Tristan Burns, Mr. Magalong, and Darren Fergins Back row: Amanda Allen, Jonathan Gruenwald, Zoe Staton, Brennan Bates, Jordan Gonales, Lexxy Lopez, Catherine Bowers, Charlie Tedder, Meghan Nemeth, Alexander Potter-Spillar, Austin Camarata, Jordan Mike, Korinn Thenault, Whitney Durfey, Chris Kirkpatrick, Brianna Brit, Lexi Fennel, Sean McDonald, Haley Dykstra, Noah Wooldridge, Stephen Agenbroad 4th row: Tristan Hilleary, Isabel Pacheco, Ashley Burk, Joshua Phillips, Patrick Myers, Andre Reed, Donavan Reed, Katie Castillo, CJ Swickard, Courtlynn Seaton, Amanda Burk, Jin Chong, Krystyna Goldsberry, Brianna Isidore, Emily King, Karissa Johnson, Molly Lindsey, Elizabeth Swank, Nic Bates, Erica Johnson 3rd row: Mrs. Carlson, Tobias Wadsworth, Karen Gonzalez, Donovan Avery, Stephen Wainright, Colin Laffler, Desi Petz, Collen Setzer, Ab1gayle Johnson, Mackenzie Jones, Julia Mortenson, Stephany Fennell, Mckenz1e Troncoso, Markie Czop, Kayla Sadley, Samantha Ford, Kathleen Dykstra, Sarah Dudley, Rebecca Burlingame, Danielle Ketchum 2nd row: Ms. Somers, Luis Pagan , Dorothea West, Trey Farley, Mason Justus, Matt Travis, Tabitha McCombe, Sammie Rosenbaum, Trenten Rob1nson, Marian Tuck, Anthony Falcetti, Matt Strebel, M1kayla Mallicote, Corena Cotner, Jacob Cotner, Danielle Dungy, Jackson Bailey, Aaron Johnson, Mr. Meacham Front row: Alexia Moses, Taylor M1ller, Ananna Hawkins, Jillian Burlingame, Seneca Lee, Manah Garrett, Sarah Appel, Madison Strunck, Brianna Iverson, Kiana Consavage Not pictured: Mrs. Ferrell and Katy Eldred MARCHING BAND JAZZ BAND Back row: Penelope Stevenson, Stephen Agenbroad, Luis Pagan, Bracken Anderson, Lexxy Lopez, Chris Kirkpatrick, Wes Simmons, Julia Esch 2nd row: Chayanne Jimenez, John Farley, Amanda Allen, Jordan Mike, Jon Ross, Matt Travis, Mark Esch Front : Nic Bates, Jordan Edmonds, Sammie Rosenbaum , Trenten Robinson, Amanda Burk, Andre Reed Clubs Sp-'SBd by Kaycee �Back row: Sean McDonald, Chris Cardo, Haley Dykstra, Jonathan Gruenwald, Noah Wooldridge, Jacob Cotner, Stephen Wainright, Vincent Taman, Austin Cleaton, William Nilson, Zach Olney, Cameron Sharp 2nd row: Mr. Woods, Emily King, Faith Russell, Nia Smith, Jordyn Walker, Marcella Montoya-Yzaguirre, Savanna Huggins, Jon Ross, Colten Setzer, Peyton Simmons, Matt Arbeghast, George Arciniega Front row: Chad Pratt, Sarah Strebel , Charlyn Calingan, Jacqulynn Johnson, Markie Czop, Rachel Pease, Alexa Pellegrino, Juan Navarro, Matt Klausch , Chris Martineau CHAMBER WINDS SYMPHONIC BAND Back row: Trey Farley, Dorothea West, Matt Travis, Shawn Stein, Rhys Nelson, Bracken Anderson , Stephen Agenbroad, Amanda Allen , Lexi Fennell, Catherine Bowers, Lexxy Lopez, Soren Turner, Austin Camarata, Chris Yalongo-Vigil, Alexander Potter-Spillar 3rd row: Timothy Haar, Sadie Walker, Jordan Mike, Julia Esch, T'Andra Hand, Trenten Robinson, Jordan Edmonds, Courtlynn Seaton, Ashley Burk, Andre Reed , Darrin Westburg , Whitney Durfey Katie Castillo 2nd row: Katy Eldred, Patrick Myers, Desi Petz, Brianna Isidore, Ab gayle Johnson, Kathleen Dykstra, Bailey Flaten, Bailey Eltagonde, Skylur Deutsch, McKenzie Troncoso, Julia Mortenson, Mackenzie Jones Front row: Erica Johnson, Sammie Rosenbaum , Nic Bates, Burk, Natasha Erickson, Sean Creamer, Karen Gonzalez Back row: Corri Grenz, KayLee Mitchell, Molly Lindsey, Adrianna Wohi-Guerrera, Hazel Wallace, Penelope Stevenson, Kelly Pettorino, Anthony Wann, Sean Cathey, Brennan Bates, Anthony Falcetti, Caleb Kahre, Lucas Fitzmorris, Kayla Bosch, RJ Drummond, Mason Justus, Matthew Moore, Chris Kirkpatrick, Isaiah Vargas, Donavan Reed, Jeff Shrum 2nd row: Caitlynn Grant, Corina Sarmiento, Skylur Culliname, Alexia Moses, Jin Chong, Brittany ArmiJO, Elizabeth Swank, Alexander Lunsford , Isabel Pacheco, Au'Lexandria Goodwin, Daniel Dungy, Caleb Torres-Underwood, Michael Outler, Mark Esch, Josue Lopez, Matt Charbonneau, James Cordova, Luis Pagan, Charlie Tedder, Meghan Nemeth Front row: Ronan Witte, BreeAnna Young, Karissa Johnson, Krystyna Goldsberry, Mackenzie Jones, Sarah Dudley, Samantha Ford, Tabitha liiiiiiiiii~! McCombe, Celeste Eltagonde, Danielle Ketchum, Isaiah Thorpe, Jared . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Hutchison, Brianna Britt, Mikayla Mallicote, Rebecca Burlingame, Tristan Hilleary, Joshua Phillips, Korinn Theriault WIND ENSEMBlE PHILHARMONIC Back row: Mr. Magalong, Wesley Simmons, Daryn Burgess, Kevin Gudino, MacKenzie Nance, Adrian Mueller, Garrett Wilson, Gavin Beaver, Hector Madrigal 3rd row: Makayla Shoup, Noelle Artmeier, Desdemona Neal, Veena Fleming, Jamie Moriarty, Levana Taylor, Whitney Durfey 2nd row: Kenisha Thomas, Hopie Ortiz, Katelyn Yadao, Kayla Yadao, Mitzie Audelo, Crystal Lastrella, Korinn Theriault Front row: Taylor Nance, Juliet Seibel, Megan Walker, Victoria Jimenez, Jillian Ruby Not pictured: Bonnie Hoganson, Xeandra Hypes �Back row: Mr. Magalong, Kayh Clore, Ye1sha Turner, Courtney Breazell, Conor Peck, Tevin McDonald, Emrick Goergen, Trevor McDonald, Matthew Crytser, Jordan Gerstle-Goodman, Brooke Moore, Madison Pennmgton 3rd row: Lashonda Torres, Christian Stanbery, Ashley Thomas, Kameron Hambly, Kiersten Storm, Andrew Prys-Chavez, Celestina Romero-Andrade, Travis Rader, Caitlyn Dobler, Mystery Skelton, Kaesha Helkey 2nd row: Caleb Adkins, Elena Correa, lsabela Huntmgton, Rhiannon Hernandez, Dee Contreras Front row: Xzavier Ortiz, Dalton Reilly, Samual Merrick, Scott Wesemann , Darcy Long, Brooke Saenz, Emma Cox, Daniella Hernandez, Stephany Fennell, Heaven Rains Back row: Mr. Magalong, Dedrick Papproth, Isaiah Frye, Joshua Miller, Jewel Hensley, Nicholas Harper, Caleb Cole, Brenden Quillen, Daniel Soto, Matthew Strebel, Jazmin Holloway 3rd row: Heather Braun, Viktoria Martin, Rose Arthur, Caitlyn Frye, Fa1th Ortiz, D1ana Scott, Karina Martinez, Alexis Meyers, Anthony Baca 2nd row: Arianna Hawkins, Kiana Consavage, Kiersten Storm, Nicole Harris, Maria Galindo, Heidi Henry, Malia Yadao, Kristie Garcia, Jazmin Victoria, Audrey Ramirez, Wesley Centers Front row: Tristan Sher, Zoey Stealey, Alexandra Luna, Antreise Lacey, Phoenix LaBarr, Paige Bosworth, Caroline Lule, Jasmine Correa Not pictured: Tristan Morton, Cyan Pratt, Robi Rayos, Chanelle Summerhill CHAMBER STRINGS Back row: Mr. Magalong, R.J. Drummond, Jonathan Kocher, Sarah Appel, Tobias Wadsworth 3rd row: Mason Justus, Nicholas Scholl, Riley Sorency, Mike Silvis, Alexieus Perkins, Rieley Wooldridge, Darren Fergins 2nd row: Alyssa Bevens, Ciara Fergins , Elena Briseno, Lexi Armstrong, Myzaiah Jones, Raechel Martin Front row: Emma Browning, Tristan Burns Not pictured : Asia Burciaga, Amber Ford, Aaron Johnson, Tessa Murphy, Annie Rosack, Elijah Yates HAMBER SINGERS Back row: Sarah Williams, Alanah Wood, Alexis Yates, Taylor Miller 2nd row: Ms. Darland, Kyl ie Barnard , Elena Correa, Tierra Long, Laura Larsen Front row: Krystyna Goldsberry, Jessica La Boy, Takoda Eggers, Abigail Flannigan Missing: Megan Walker Clubs sp-'88d by Kaycee summers �CLASSIC CHORALE UPSCALE Back row: Austin Camarata & Ms. Darland Front row: Anthony Falcetti & Gortney Pettis ~~~~~ 1st column: Mrs. Cordero. Lexi Armstrong, Caitlin Bel Marian Tuck, Caiti Ray Karen Gonzales 2nd column: Ms. Darland. Ash ley Burke, Madison Str Tessa Murphy, Trista Guth Natalie Duk wo EN'S ENSEMBlE Back row: Briana Aguirre , Lexi Dicus, Ashley Menini, Samantha Ford, Michelle Romero, Cassie Madden , Karen Gonzalez 3rd row: Ms. Darland, Kayla Cohu, Esperanza Montoya- Yzaguirre, Kodee Hutchins-Bruch, Lauren Rawden, Ashley Allen , Ashley Nguyen, Simone Bieck, Jillian Burlingame 2nd row: Alexis Schlotfeldt-Perez, Erica Johnson, Christina McMann, Sarah Dudley, Cynthia McQuilliams Front row: Heli Howell, Laura Coleman, Bailey Eltagonde, Trista Guthrie Missing: Chanelle Summerhill, Klaudya Matthew, Robin Garcia ACAPELLA CHOIR Back row: Serina Cannon, Kaylee Hinze, Aerionna Bellamy, Mikayla Lopez, Eduardo Diaz, Bobby Wolber Jacon Whitemann, Joshua Cox, Morgan McKinney 3rd row: Brittany Garcia, Terra Rivera, Serina Ramirez-Martinez, Caitlin Ebert, Tristan Hilleary, Joshua Sanderson, Robert Kubik, Briana Chamness, Kyra Robbins, Yeisha Turner, Alison Vigil 2nd row: Deloria Tarver, Sally Hanson, MJ Norris, Marcel Gilliam, Donivyn Taijeron , Bri Black, Sarah Strebel, Laurie Davila, Brooke Saenz Front row: Kylie Almeida, Penny Stevenson, David Meumann, Quinton Wilson, Tristan Daley, lan Cayce, Breann Kraft, Alyssia Monson, Jantell Trujilo Missing: Ya'Anna Jackson THEATRE PRODUCTION Back row: Miles Huff, Dedrick Papproth, Jason Sanderson, Alexander Johnson, Adin Bass-Keena, Matt Kirby, Caleb Kahre 2nd row: John Beyers, Matt Barnes, Ms.Eiwell, Saraya Newman, Kylie Davis, Mikayla Johnson, Sydnie Patton, Shannon Duncan Front row: Joshua Sanderson, Mariah Garrett, Jojo Gilbert, Teresa Jacoby, Tori Cullinane Clubs 8p'8a::J by Kaycee SLXTYners �THEATRE PRODUCTIONS Back row: Hunter Johnson, Chase Stealey, Makenna Johnson, Harley Scott 2nd row: Caitlin Elmer, Hannah deMattos, Faith Cannon, Christine Atkinson Front row: Jordan Gonzales Back row: Rose Arthur, Alexander Potter, Caleb Kahre, Hunter Johnson, Jason Sanderson, Zyaria Evans, Christopher Crichton, Darryn Burgess, Tavian Valentine 3rd row: Ms. Elwell , Madison Strunck, James Stogsdill, Sydnie Patton, Kyra Robbins, Nastassjia Melvin, Caitlin Peters, Makayla Lopez, Kylie Almeida 2nd row: Jesus Chapa, Savanna Huggins, Tristan Hilleary, Samantha Deck, Christian Santos, Faith Cannon Front row: Isabel Pacheco, Sabrina Grima, Tori Culliane, Bradley Makin, Emiliano Robles, Serena Cannon , Christina Stolworthy BEVERlY HillBilliES Granny...Jocelyn Gilbert Jed... 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We're excited to see where the next chapter in your life journey will lead you. Love, Papa, Grandma, Allie, Baby Lee, Gabby, Denice. Grace, Danie, George Jr. Y7ll'l&l'LCZ f'lqct/I'LO . Airiana, you have grown into a beautiful and confident young woman. Words cannot express how proud we are of you and how much we love you. Love Mom and Dad From our little Shi Shi to the beautiful young woman you have become. We are so proud of you. Reach for the stars. -Mom and Dad BRANDON BROWN Brandon, live your dreams, 1 life. Set a goal, you will be successful. Words cannot express the joy and amazement we feel in our hearts. Love, Mom, Dad, Jeremy, Monique CASIMIRO DEFIGUEIREDO Manny, You have brought so much laughter into our lives. Stay focused and you will achieve your goals. We are very proud of you. Keep swinging. Love Dad, Mom, RJ Some men fear the dark. I don't; I embrace it. It is the only place where my eyes are blind, and my soul wanders freely from the truth of reality. Casimiro, Good four years of high school, now for the more fun experience of college. Dearest Brooke, You continue to fill our lives with joy, beauty, and an abundance of laughter. We love you so much! "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined." -Henry David Thoreau Love, Dad, Mom, and Bryce HUNTER BENDA Hunter, You have always known what you wanted and you went after it. Keep reaching for your goals and you will succeed. We love you and are very proud of you. -Mom and Dad "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined." -Henry David Thoreau �AUSTIN CAMARATA Bethany, We can hardly believe that you' re already graduating. You are our last baby girl. We are so proud of the young lady you have become. We know you will accomplish anyth ing you set your mind to ! We love you so much -Dad and Mom "It's time to trust your instincts, close your eyes and leap! Everyone deserves a chance to fly. It 's time to try defying gravity." -Wicked It's been such a privilege and an honor to watch you grow up to become such an incredible person. Reach for the stars my love! Love, Mom and Mario You have grown into such a kind, ca ri ng, lovable, generous young man. We have enjoyed our four years of marching band with you . We are so proud. The sky's t he limit, so don' t ever give up. We love you LOTS. -Dad, Mom, Aaron, Grandma, and Carl We have watched you grow into such a beautiful young woman. What an enormous heart you have, so kind, so giving. We cou ldn't be more proud as you are about to ta ke the next step in this journey called life. We love you so much baby girl. Love, Mom and Brett senor Ads 5p"ead by Amarduh Krrg �J<cl~ci H e ;ucll Alex- I am so proud of you and can't wait to see what God has planned for your life. I love you. Love, Mom Kelly, I'm so proud of you! It has been a joy to watch you grow into such a beautiful young woman, both inside and out. Your passion and determination are admirable, and I know that you will achieve everything you want in life. Love you very much, Mom GARRETT ISGAR Nugget, Love you more ... infinity! Mom, Dad, Ryan, and Sean Sissy, Seems like yesterday you were just a little girl. Now you're a young woman, with a heart of gold and a smile that lights up the world. May all your dreams come true. Love, Mom+ Dad KEVIN GUDINO Kevin, we're very proud of you and your accomplishments. Never give up on your dreams! We will always support you. We love you. Love, Mom & Dad Garrett, It has been a joy watching you grow into such a wonderful young man. Give thanks for who you are, and fight for who you want to become. Love, Dad, Mom, Anthony+ Baleigh You are the smile that lights the world, the energy that leads the path, the silly that makes the laugh, and the love that warms my heart! Proud of you Princess Jas. Love, Mom and the family BRANDON LOWDER Our shy and quiet son. When you have something to say, it's important! We are very proud of you! The future is yours. Love, Mom+ Dad NICHOLAS MARTIN . . . . You never fish in the same river twice or throw the same pitch twice. So appreciate every fish you catch and throw every pitch as if it were your last. We love you, Mom, Dad, Steph Nicholas, our baby forever. Our precious gift from God. As you continue to grow, may you always hold that beautiful smile in your heart. Love, Mom and Dad �EliJAH ESCORCIA You've grown up to be such a handsome young man. Soon to be part of the adult world . We love you very much and are proud to have you as our oldest child. W ith much love, Your Parents Bailey, In life we treasure these moments. Thank you for giving us so many wonderful moments. You are a beautiful and amazing daughter. We are blessed and proud of you. Whatever you choose to do in lifegive it your all and finish strong! We love you, Dad, Mom and Cameron ZACHARY FOlEY Congratu lations Zachary We are so proud of you! It has been an amazing 18 years. You are bigger than life itself. Follow your heart and dreams. Stay t rue. Best w ishes on your next adventure in life. We will always love and support you with whatever comes you r way. Love you much & forever, Mom & Dad Alisa, ever since the day you were born, I've considered myself blessed to be your mother. You are the creamy filling in the Oreo cookie of our fami ly. We're so proud of you and excited to watch the next chapter in your life begin. Love, Mom & Andre, Dad & Kelly senors Ads sp--ead by Lauren servant �Chupi, The time has finally come for you to graduate. I hope you always follow your dreams and know I'll always be here for you. God bless you. Love, Mami You surprised us by arriving 10 weeks early. You've had many struggles, but you never give give up. We are proud to be your parents and so proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad DYLAN WATSON Dylan, It's so amazing to have watched you grow and see your changes from preschool to your senior year. Always believe in yourself. We love you. Dad, Mom, and Garrett Rhianna, Congratulations on this big milestone. I am so proud of what you've accomplished so far. Go forward and enjoy the wonderful things life has to offer. Love always, Mom senor Ads Sj:reOO by Noels santiago Jade, You have become a beautifully, intelligent woman! Your potential is evident in how you carry yourself everyday. We know your future will be very bright. Love, Mommy, Jazmine, Jalena Watching you grow has been a privilege. Watching you in the saddle has been a blessing. Seeing where you're going will be an honor. Love, Mom and Dad Dear daughter, Congrats on becoming a high school graduate. This is another stepping stone that you have reached. We are so proud of you . Love, Mom and Dad Alyssa, The world awaits the great things you are going to do. We are so proud of you! Love, Grandma Sharon, Grandpa Bill, Grandma Evie, Vicki, Daddy, Ty and Seth To our RaeRae, Never let anyone define who you are. Do good and good will come to you . Love you so much! Mom, Dad, Keith, and Shay �My Ri, my pride, my joy. I am so very excited that you will be exploring the roads that will begin your life's journey. Always remember that if you stand firm in your confidence and faith, you can achieve anything that your heart desires. I truly believe that you will become the best you can be and make sure you always save a seat for me in the front row. I am your biggest supporter and will always be here for you . "A dream is a wish your heart makes ..." Lov yo' Mom Taylor, We are all so very proud of you! You have grown up into a wonderful young man. Keep focused on your dreams and one day we will see you on that big RJ HAENZE athlete you've become, and the hours of practice, and the coaches who have pushed you, is a little boy who fell in love with the game and never looked back! We love you and are so very proud of you! Mom and Dad Sammi, The enjoyment has been all ours! We're so proud of your accomplishments academically and athletically; but most of all, we truly admire the unique, strong, caring person that you've become. The world doesn't know how lucky it is to have you in it! We love you, Mumsie, Lucas, Dad senor Ads sp-'800 by Noelle santiago �TRENTON ROBINSON Caiti, from the moment you were born, it has been an uphill climb! No matter what obstacle you face, you always come out on top. You are an amazing person and I can't wait for you to make your dreams come true. I am SO proud to be your mom!!!! - Love, Mommy Trenten Andrew, You have amazed us for the amount of life you have lived thus far, but always remember as Ferris Bueller said, "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once and a wh ile, you could miss it." - We love you . Mom, Jason, Logen, and Gaven ADRIAN REED Kylie, you have accomplished more in 18 years than some people do in a lifetime, with school, lifeguarding and softball to name a few. We are very proud of your hard work and dedication and believe you are capable of anyth1 you set your mind to. We love you very much. -Mom & Dad I still see the little boy always driving your toys from place to place, and knew even then you were going places. Keep driving. I am proud of the young man you are. "Be good, be safe, have fun . I love you ."- Mom (PS: Thank you for keeping your promise!) senor Ads 8p"eOO by AleXIS Bar8)8S �You are God's gift of grace, elegance, strength and joy to our family. We are so very proud of all of your outstanding achievements and the beautiful young lady you have become. You truly glorify God with the kindness you bring to this world. Love you more than all the cake in the world, Mom, Dad, Carina & Jesse -Lcztti'ClL Hczge;· Lauren (a.k.a. Scooter) There is such joy in our hearts as we celebrate you and the milestone you have completed. You have started out as a Panda transitioned to a Spartan and finished as a Gladiator. You+ School= SUCCESS! From your first day of school you looked forward not afraid of the challenge before you. You have set goals and achieved many. Just remember you can do and be anything you want to be. We are so proud of you and the differences you make.:) We love you! Mom, Dad, and Maddie senor Ads sp-'88d by AJexs BaraJBS �BREI STEAlEY Congrats Bret! You will continue to soar in anything you set your mind to. We are so proud of you! Katiebug- Your family is so proud of you for not letting anyone put boundaries on your success. With God's grace you have overcome so much. We are excited to see what He has in store for you. We know that you will make a great impact on the world, your community, and continue to inspire your family. We love you! All our love, Dad, Mom, Cody, Chase and Zoey MAnHEW TRAVIS Matthew, We're proud of all you've accomplished and look forward to all that's to come. Believe you can do anything you set your mind to and achieve great things. Love you lots! Dad, Mom, Rachel, and Kael (P.S. Drumline Rocks!) senor Ads Sp"'eOO by Kaycee SLKTYners Mychael, You have brought such excitement and joy to our family. We are proud of you and we love you! We are looking forward to your bright future! Whatever you do, you'll do it with gusto! Our love, Mom, Dad, Hannah, JJ, Whitney, Nana, and the family! �!Jc?l LI LCZ V tt! 'CZ/ L You were our last miracle and what a beautiful surprise. The f1rst time I saw you I fell in love with you and alii wanted to do was look into your eyes. I remember your first day of preschool when you were walking into class and now you're a semor that time went by so fast. As I reflect on the time that's past my eyes well up with tears, I'm so thankful I was home throughout those toddler years. When I look at you I still can see my baby girl so sweet and now you are so stunning, awesome and unique. You are a strong beautiful woman and all you'll do is grow, I love you so very much how much you'll never know. 17 years ago I thought that I was only going to have a boy and a girl and that was it. My life was not going very well, but god decided to g1ve me the greatest gift, YOU! I remember holding you for the first time thinking WOW, I love her. From that day on my love has grown for you every day and every minute. I remember one time when I was giving you a bath and I said Danna promise me you will never grow up, then you said ok. Well I'm glad you broke your promise. You have grown into such a beautiful, intelligent and loving young woman I just can't wa1t to see what is next. So promise me you will keep growing and loving, so not just me and your mom, but the whole world can be blessed by the same g1ft, YOU! Love you moistest- Daddy Boog1e, We don't always agree but isn't that the way sisters are suppose to be? We haven't always talked and often when we try it turns into a silly little fight. I'm very proud of the woman you have become and the accomplishments you have made wish we had a better relationship along the way. Now that we are older and wiser hopefully we will change love you more than you think even though I'm terrible at showing it. Congrats booger. I'm so proud of you!! 1 love you and I am proud of you. Jesse. senor Ads Kaycee Sl..KTYTlElrS �Alicea Martinez, It seems as if it was just yesterday that I took you to your first day of kindergarten at French Elementary School. I also remember your first day at Sproul Junior High, and your first day at Widefield High School. Now you are on your way to a new chapter in life. Enjoy every day of your journey, live smart, live wise, make good choices and you will be rewarded. Live independent not irresponsible, set your goals, you will get there (really). You have grown up to be a very beautiful and intelligent young lady. Your dad, Michael Martinez will continue to watch over you. We will be -·-"""'::iiiE'-a~i""~~-D here for you and we all love you always and forever. -Grandpa Steve, Grandma Jane, Selina, Serina, and Michael Jr. MATTHEW KIRBY "Once, it seems not so long ago, we had a tiny addition to our family. He has brought us much laughter and joy. And he grew up way too quickly." Watching you, Matthew, has been wonderful. Countless special moments have been etched into our hearts, and they always bring a smile. Remember to keep your humor, it's a powerful ally. Now your future beckons brightly; your hard work has brought it to your fingertips, and we know you will shine. Memories of our little copper-top will never dim, but the pride and love we have for our young man will grow ever stronger. We pray that your future brings you such love and happiness as we have found in you. God bless you, son. Love, Mom and Dad senor Ads sp--eaj by Rob Rayos �DARREN FERGINS A Prayer For My Son Ron Tranmer Dear Lord, Your gifts are many. I'm grateful for everyone. One of the greatest gifts you've given is the gift of my dear son. Thank you for his life, dear Lord. Watch over him each day. May he be safe and free from harm, as he goes about each day. Bless him through life's trials, help him choose right from wrong. An example be, for all to see, standing tall, and proud, and strong. Dear Darren, We're so proud of you! Congratulations on this wonderful accomplishment. We know personally how hard you've worked to get here and how much this means to you. Throughout this journey, you've consistently developed you r faith and walk with God; your interpersonal qualities, character, and academic acumen. You have truly tried and succeeded in being an ideal follower of Christ, son, brother, and student. We love you very much, and we conquer with the prayer written by Mr. Ron Tranmer. We look forward to seeing you continually grow up into a fine man of God. We pray for you every day and night... We're thankful to be able to call you son! May the Lord guide you and bless you with good health, joy, and prospenty always! With all our love, Dad and Mom BenorAds sp--ead by Rob Rayos �CHRISTOPHER YAlONGO VIGil Wow Saraya, Where did the time go? We are so proud of you. You have grown into a beautiful, strong woman. We've loved watching you grow up, and now we can't wait to see how God leads you through the nect chapter in your life. So spread your wings, fly, and never let anyone bring you down. We love you and Congratulations!! our precious child. Words can't express how much we love you and how proud we are to have you as part of our family. Chase your dreams. Seek truth. Great accomplishments await. Love Mom, Dad, Sean, Alyssa, Mia, Grandma, Grandpa, Nino, Auntie Sara Uncle Alex, Yieda, Mawmaw & Pawpaw "She's got a smile that it seems to me. Reminds me of childhood memories. Where everything was as fresh as the blue sky. Now and then when I see her face, She takes me away to that special place. And if I stare too long, I'll probably break down cry, sweet child o'mine." Amanduh, We have been so blessed to have you as a dau The fact that everyone loves you makes it evident that we have raised an amazing daughter. You will always be our "sweet child". We will never sleep, "cause sleep is for the weak." The Fish, Mom, Dad, Kate, Order Sam, and Cody! �Savannah ... Eager to learn. Fresh and new to the world with eyes, ears, and heart wide open. Becoming this amazing, beautiful, young woman we cast you into life that awaits. Conquer every moment. May you be blessed with every gift that you so deserve. It's not how many breaths you take in these moments, but how many moments that take your breath away. We could not have asked for a better daughter, person, or friend, than ... YOU! Love Always, Mom, Dad, and Your Sister Ashley, As always, I am very proud of you. I thank the Lord every day for blessing me with a daughter that is smart, caring, beautiful, and all around "cool." Live life with a spirit that is not afraid and there is nothing you cannot accomplish. WAR EAGLE! Love, Dad Ashley, Your next adventure is about to begin and words cannot express how proud I am to be !~~~~~~~~ your mom! You amaze me everyday with the person you have grown up to be ... strong, confident, loyal, and loving ... When it comes to you, I see proof that I have done something right in my life ... The world is yours baby ... Go out and get all that life has to offer!!!! Love you to the moon and back, Mom Ashley, I am so proud to call you daughter, I have ...._-~~-- -..;;;..:......... watched over the years as you have grown into a smart and talented young lady. You can do anything you put your mind to. The world is yours for the taking. Love, Baby Ads 8p"'8ad by Saraya Newman PaPa �Kaela, We are so proud of the person you have become! You are strong, independent, and make good decisions. Congratulations on graduating highschool! Seeing you accomplish this milestone gives us great pride and we look forward to your accomplishments to come in the future! Love, Mom and Dad lANE WAlKER Lane, We are blessed to have you for our son. You can do anything you want in life, just stick to your guns. Love, Mom and Scott Lane, Congratulations on your accomplishments, we are so very proud of you. The best with your future endeavors. Love, Grandma and Grandpa �Paje, We have always had faith in you and knew you would not let us down. You have grown up to be such an incredible young lady and we want you to know how very proud we are of your accomplishments. Congratulations on your success and graduation! We love you! Our Precious Penny, We are so proud of you! You have turned into a fine young lady. Remember whenever we look at you, we will always see our little Penelnelnelope. The world is yours, go out and take it. Penelope was born with the will to accomplish amazing things in life. She is our # 1 granddaughter/niece and cousin. We love you melon head! Love your family in North Carolina. Penny, It's been amazing watching our "peanut" grow! You'll always be our precious little girl with the fiery red hair and personality to boot. We will always love you and be here for you! Nana, Grandpa, Robb, Crystal, Amy, and Tim Senor Ads sP"f!S(l by A.ex:s 'fates �You have grown into such an incredible young lady. When you were little, I would dream about who you would be when you grew up, all my dreams have come true. It feels like yesterday you were walking mto King Elementary and now you're walking out of Widefield High School. Dream big girl, and may all your dreams come true. Love Mom Its been great watching you grow up mto a beaut1ful, talented, exceptional young woman . I would have never guessed after your first day oft-ball that you would have become a great softball player. Thanks for all the memories. Love Dad "All your life, you were only waitmg for this moment to arrive. You were only waiting for this moment to be free." -The BeatlesWe love you and are so proud of your accomplishments. Love, Uncle Josh, Auntie Leah, Ethan and Paige "Life is not measured by the breaths we take but by the moments that take our breath away." -UnknownThanks for the breathless moments. Love you, Granny and Papa Smith "When you feel like hope is lost, look inside you and be strong. And you will finally see the truth, that a hero lies in you." -Mariah Carey1 am so proud of you. Love, Uncle Todd s enor Ads Sp"'eeO by savamah !-tis �Dominique arren We have loved every moment of our life with you . We are proud of the man you are becoming. Remember to work hard, take care of those around you, and follow the lord everyday. Don't forget to step out of the boat. We love you so much -Dad and Mom senor Ads sp-'8Bd by savamah Hcks �senor Ads Sp-'ead by Errty Scott The time has come, as we look back through the years you have made us very proud, as we continue this journey with you we wish you the very best in your future . "Always be prepared for the unexpected" -Endeavors Amanda, You worked extremely hard to get to this point. The effort you put into your school work, job and cross country and we are very proud of the driven, goal- oriented young lady you have become. We know you have what it takes to achieve your dream. We love you , Dad and Angel LexxyWe are so proud of you. You have grown to be a beautiful young lady. We know you will do great things. -Love Mom and Dad Aly, Thank you for bringing so much joy and love into our lives. You are an amazing young lady and we are very proud of you. We can't wait to see what exciting adventures you will choose next!! Love you to God and Back, Mom and Dad �KYLE IllER MACKENZIE NANCE You have charm and style. You are smart, strong and clever too. You are fun and interesting, and you care deeply about others ..... ..... You will GO FAR!!! 1 your family loves you very much and it will be exciting to see you continue your journey! Love Mom, Dad and Dylan knew you were coming I loved you. I am so proud of the man you are choosing to become. You are amazing son and I will always love you unconditionally. All my love and support -Mom JACOB PADILLA Jacob, Since the day you were born your endless energy and happy nature have been our biggest blessing. We love you more than words can express and wish you the best as you navigate this word. 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Wesley 132. 177 Barclay, John 124 Barilli, mily 112. I 2 Barnard. Kylie 103. 107. II Bame-.. Kalara- na-.ta'>~a 124 Bame. Macy 112 Barnes. Matthew . I09. 124 Barnes. Terry 132 Barnell. Brennan 19. 46. 6-l. 112 Barnwell. hannon 2 Ba'>'>-Keena. din I. 93. 109. 132 Ba'>'>-Keena. Alanna 6. . 112 Bates. Brennan I05. I06. 112 Bate-.. Marl.: I 03, 124 Bate-.. Megan 112 Bate-.. icholas 94. I00. 105. 106. 124 Bay ley. Joslyn 31. 93. 132. 146 Beal. Devon 132 Bearden, Lance 25. I03, 132 Beaver. Ethan II Beaver, Gavin 52. 53. I03. 104. 106. 124 Bellamy, Aerionna 112 Bellamy, Jared II Bellow, Bethany 132. 147 Bellow, Justin 112 Benda, Hunter 0. 132. 146 Bennett. Rebecca 9. I03. 112 Bennett. ergei II Betz. Jeremiah 46. 112. I 0 Beven ,Aiy .. a9 .107.124 Be;ers. John 124 Bicek. imone 124 Bihary, Reagan 112 Bila. aithn II Black. De\ lyn 112 Black. abrina 112 Black-.tock, penccr 97. 112 Boden. Tyler 133 Bodry. Kyara 50. 68. 112 Boone. hane II Border.,. hannon 133 Bosch. KJy Ia I06. 124 Bo-.worth, Paige I07. II Bower-,, athenne 94, 96. 97. 104. 105. 106. 124 Box. Keelan 133 Bmgg. Herbert 133 Branch. Brandon 62, 63. 124 Branch. Tannon 112 Braun. Heather 14. I07. 112 Breatell, ourtney I07. 112 Brekken. Helia 66. 67 Brewer. Jessica 17. 93. 94. 97. 101. 104. 124 Brew-.ter. sh 112 Bridges- mith, njalee II Briseno. Elena I. 6. 19. 54. 94, 104. 107. 133, 153. 17 Britt, Breanna I05. I06. II Britton. M1chael 133 Brook\. hianne 133. 146 Brown. Brandon 133. 146 Brown, ameron 7. 9. 112 Browning. Emma 94. 9 . 95. 107. 130. 133 Brubaker. Halee 133 Bruce. Brayben 103 Bryan. MaKayla II Buchwalter. McKen1ie 67. 69. II . 182 Bullock. Kaitlynd 124 Bun. Tiffany 44. 67. 69. 124 Burciago. Asia 43. I07. I ~3 Burge-.s. Daryn 7 . I06. II Burk. Amanda 94. I05. I06. 130. 133 Burl.:. Ashley I05. I06. 124 Burke. \mber 133 Burkett. Brandon 13, II Burkey. nthony 112 Burlingame. lillian 14, 20. 79, 105. II Burlingame. Rebe ca 20. 105. 106. II Burnett. Ashle; II Burnett. atasha 124 Bums. Tri-.tan 22, 26. 6. 105, 107. 124 Bumer. Luke 60 Bu-.tamantes. Dekota 54. 65. 3. II Bu-.tamantes. Zachery 124 Byer.,, Donald 7. 9. 52, 53. 124 c Calderon. Jazmme 112 Cahngan. Charlyn 106 Camarata. Austin I05. I06. 10 . 130, 133. 147 Campbell, Carrie 112 Campbell. J 9 Campbell. Dan 27 Cannon. Faith I0 . I09. 118 Cannon. Lmdsey 133 Cannon. crena I0 . 112 Cantrell. Chad 99. 133 Capp-.. athaniel II Carabapl. Jacob 97. 112 Cardo, hri-.topher 60. 61. 106. 112. 177 Carne-.. Tyler 112 Carpenter. Taylynn 112 Carroll. Ja\ 1er 133 Carson. hakiera 93. II Carte. Jacob 133 Carter, Tiffany 124. 133 Casper, Jason 118 Ca-.pcr. Jo-.hua 17. 47, 59. 93. 124 Ca tal do. Da\ id 133 Ca-.taldo. arah II Castillo. Alec 17. 112, I 0. 93 Ca-.tillo. Kalle 70. I05. I06. 11 . I 2 Castillo. hanc 52. 53. 133. 10 Castro Valde1, Juan 112 Cathey, can I06. II Cayce, Ian II Center-.. We-. ley I07. II I 0 Cepeda. hiara 112 Chacon, Ju-.tin 4, 12. 133 Chadbourne. Hannah 118 Chamnes-.. Briana II Chapa. Jc-.u II Charbonneau. Matthew 2 . 38. 47.59.94.99. 100.106,124 Charles. u-.tin 9. 112 Chase. James 124 Chase. Joshua I 03. 112 Chavet. Andrew Chee. Kayleen 52. 53. 90. 96.99. 103.118. I 0 Childers. Cheyenne 13. II Chong, Jm 105. 106 Chong. avannah 124 Chn tie. Ricky 112 Christopherson, Demck 133 Cinkosky. alincia 112 Clark, Da111cl 70. 134 Clark. Jaron 12, 26, 9 . I03. 124 Clark, ade II Clark-Bald\\ in. McKenzi 70. II Cleaton. Au tin I06. 112 Clemens. Hannah 44. 112 Clemons. Leon 40. 62. 63. II Cleveland. ~1eghan 103. 119 Clore. Kayh 107. 112 Cobb. Jace 112 Cochran, Danielle 134 Cochran. Da\ id I03. 112 Cochran. ean 96. 124 Cogdell. Emoni 134 Cohu. Kay Ia I0 I Cole. aleb 107. 119 olcman. Laura 14. 'i6, 96. 134 ollin-.. Jayccnc 124 onklin. hri-.topher 99 onklin, Jcs'>!ca 134 onsa\age. K1ana 105. 107. 130. 134 onsa\agc. Kohlton 119 Consavagc. haunte 124 Contreras, Dee I07 Contrera-., Elizabeth 112 ontrera-.. Jo-.e- lfredo 124 oopcr. Kathy 119 Cooper. ierra 30. 77. 94. 134. 166 ordo\a, James 106, 119. 177 ordova, !COle 113 Cormier, Marcel 96. 134 Correa. Elena 99. 107. 113 Correa.Jasmme 107.119 osentino, Patric1a 113 Cotner, orcna I05, 134 Cotner. Jacob 21. 96, 97. 101. 105. 106. 113 ourkamp. ody 113 Cox. hley 119 ox. Emma 52. 53. 107. 113 Cox. Joshua 59. 134 Craig. Taylor 124 reamer. can 24. 47. 97. 106. 124 reekbaum. Logan 124 Cnbb, Ort11 124 Crichton. Christopher 13. 10 . 119 Cro\\. Birchie 0. 93. 124 Cruz. Alex 46. 59, I0 I. I::!5 ruz. lsa Rose 0. I03. 119 Cruz. Keith 113 Crytser. Matthe\\ 103. 107. 113 Cullinane, kylur 12. 50. 106. 113. I 2 Cullinane, Tori I. 17.10. 109. 125. 182 un111ngham. Alexandrea 17. 119 urtiS. Anthony 134 Curtis. Thomas 125 Cushon. Aaliyah . 113 C1op. Markie I 05. I06. 113 D Dabelko. tephen 13. 60. 61. 113, 177 Daily. aron 119 Daley. Tristan 119 Daniel. ndrc\\ 125 Daniel. ickolas 96. 134 Darden. Dominique 4. 13-1 Davenport, Brittany 119 Da\'enport. Dominique 113 Da\ ila. Laurie 113 Davis. Cole 4, 93. 119 Davis. Courtne; 3. 25. 26. 92. 94. 134. 145. 166. 179 �[)'J\ i~. Ilana 94, I 04. I 34, 145, 179 Da\i~. Kriqofer 70, I 03, 19. I 0 [)'Jvi'>, Kylie I, 9, 16, 43, 94, 99, 00. 104, 105, 109, 134, 166 Da>is, Tynia 134 Day. DeWayne 113 Day, Deven I 13 DeLeon, Kyla 113 Deal. Brandon I 3, 99, I I 9 Debelko, Steve 60 Deck, Samantha 0, 93, 134 Decker, Serina 125 Defigueiredo, Casimiro I 34 de Mattos, Hannah I, 16, 43, '99, 106, 109, 134 Demilro, Jordan Dempsey, Cameron I 19 Deniz, Yaralee I 25 Deutsch, Skylar 77, 94, 106, 125 Dever, Chebie 125 Dtaz, Connor 47, I 34 Dtaz, Eduardo 113 Diaz, lsmael 134 Dtaz, Joaquin I I 3 Diaz. Spencer 46, 113 Dtcus, Lexis 16, 119 Dtllingham, Brooke I 34, 145, 146 Dobler, Caitlyn 13, 57, 107, 113 Doll, athan 113 Dorado, Josue 88, 109, 125 Dowdell, Dominique 51, 119 Drummond, RJ I06, 017, 135 DuPont, Jason 85 Dudley, Sarah I 0, 13, 57, 105, 106, 119 Duk, Darren 125 Duk, Natalie 89, 135 Dulaney, alani 44, 45, 92, 100, 119 Dumas, Jordan 5, 135 Duncan, Shannon 28, 135 Dungy, Danielle 20, I 05, 106, 125 Dunlap, Aaron 119 Dupont, Jason I 03, 119 Duran Mala, Edgar 113 Duran, Danna 13, Ill, 135, 155 Duran, Olivia 119 Durbin, Cameron I 35 Durfey, Mason 52, 53, 94, 99, 105, 125, 180 Durfey, Whitney I 05, I 06, 113 Dyhtra. Haley I 05, I 06, 113 Dykstra, Kathleen 20, 90, 94, 96, 105, 106, 135 E Edmonds, Jordan L 48, 49, 105, 106, 125, 180 Edmundson, Grady I 35 Edwards, Allorah 113 Edwards, Daniel 125 Edwards, Jessee I 13 Edward'>, Shayna I 19 Eggers, Takeda 103, 107, 125 Eldred, Katy 20, 105, 106, 125 Ellis, Ma' Kyla 113 Elmer, Caitlin 109, 135, 146 Elmore, Rebekah 44, 113 Eltagonde, Andrew 96, 125 Eltagonde, Bailey 2, 13, 22, 36, 56, 57, 96, I 06, 135, 145 Eltagonde, Celeste 50, 68, 106, I 13 Embry, Patrick 135 Engler, Tiara 135 Erickson, atasha I 06, 125 Erker, Lena 24, 94, 95, 96, 125 Esch,Julia 105,106,113 Esch, Mark I 05, I 06, 125 Escobar, Clarissa 17, 45, 76, 93, 119, 179 Escorcia, Elijah 103, 135, 149 Espericueta, D minique 135 Esquivel, Alejandro 119 Eubanks, Tanner 10, 97, 113 Evans, Zyaria I 08, 125 Eveland, Lauren 119 F Falcetti. Anthony I 05, I 06, 108, 119 Farley, John 113 Farley, Trey I 05, I 06 Feenstra, David 8, 97, 119 Feldmann, Danielle 24, 113 Feliz Martinez, Joshua 18, 135 Fennel, Lexi 105, 106. 113 Fennell, Stephany 20, 105, 107, 113, I 2 Ferari, Tyler I03, 113 Fergins, Ciara 6 , I 07, 113 Fergin~. Darren 87, 93, 95, 104, 105, 107, 130, 135, 157 Fincher, Alexandria 92, 135, 148 Fink, Jordan 125 Finley, Emmanuel 125 Firkins, Kevin II, 125 Fisher, Jalen 60, 99, 113 Fitzmorris, Lucas I 06, 113 Flanigan. bigail44. 45 107, 113 Flaten, Bailey 49, 93, I 06. 135, 145, 149 Flaten, Cameron 79. 119, 177 Fleming, Yeena 103, I 04, 106, 113 Flores, Ashley 44, 45, 113 Flores, Jenina Marielle 119 Flores, Jodry 4, 119 Foist, Dallas 125 Foley, Danielle 26, 113 Foley, Zachary 31, I 03, 135, 149 Fontes, Jevon 119 Forbes, Robert 125 Ford, Amber 86, I 07, 135, 148 Ford, Ryan 55, 107, 113 Ford, Samantha I 05, I 06, 119 Formento, Jaqulyn 10, I I, 119 Foster, A lisa I 35 Freeze, Brianna 113 Frye, Caitlyn 107, 135 Frye, Isaiah 103, 107, 119 Fuente, Shawn 125 G Galbearth, Lorenzo 125, 180 Galindo, Maria 54, 107, 125 Gallagher, Ryan 93, 135 Gallegos, Anthony 62, 63, 65, 119 Galvez, Jesenia 125 Gamber, Austin 113 Gannaway, Adam 113 Gapko, Brice 113 Garcia, Brittney 113 Garcia, Jimmy 136 Garcia, Joey 113 Garcia, Kristie 94, 107, 125 Garcia, Mariah 119 Garcia, Omar Garcia, Robin 30, 45, 125, 179 Garibay, Laney 113 Garretson, Jymon 63, 119 Garrett, Mariah 88, 9, 92, 101, 104, 105, 109, 136, 145, 151 Gaster, Sheyenne 28, 136, 148 Geeslin, Chanson 15, 93, 103, 136, 145 Gennitti, Charlene 53 Gennitti, Sarah 53 German, Avery 82, 130, 136 Germany, Jazlyn 130, 136 Gerrard, Liam I 25 GeNie-Goodman, Jordan 38,68, 107,113, I 0 Gerstle-Goodman, Kyree 15, 38, 136, 145, I 0 Gerweck, Evan 125 Gianoli, Alexander 136 Gianoli, Joseph 136 Gibson, Chantal 103, 125 Gilbert, Jocelyn 88, 103, 109, 136, 145 Gillette. manda 119 Gilliam, Destini 113 Gilliam, Marcel64, 113, 1 0 Girardin, athan 119 Gloor, Joshua 93, II 0, 125. 1 0 Goergen, Emrick 9, 64, 65, 107, 113. 1 0 Goldsberry, Kry~tyna 13, 105, 106, 107, 125 Golliher, Kristina 93, 103, 125 Gonzales, Ariyana 77, 3, 119 Cioozale<, Jmlan 105, I00, I00, 125 Gonzalez, Karen I, 21, 105, 106, 136 Gonzalvo, Pauline 125 Goodman, Zach 55, 59 Goodwin, Allison 79, 136 Go dwin, Au'Lexandria 106, 114 Gordon, Anna 125 Gordon, Mathew 46, 119 Gordon, Trevor 136 Grant, Caitlin 119 Grant, Caitlynn 106 Gray Maldonado, Brian 125 Grebas, Jay 125 Green, Koree 125, 177 Green, Rhianna I 0 I, 119 Grenz, Corri I 06, 119 Griffin, Dylan 114 Grima, Sabrina II, 16, 17, 19, 108, 119 Groenig, Charis 93 Gruenwald, Jonathan I 05, 106, 114 Gudino Martinez, Kevin 46, 47, 103, 106, 136, 148, 180 Guerra, Kris 5, 12, 25, 28, 46,47,94,125 Guthrie, Jacob 136, 148, 177 Guthrie, Trista 87, 105, 136 Gutierrez, Adam 114 H Haar, Timothy 106, 119 Haden, Kyle 52, 53, 59, 125 Haenze, RJ 136, I 5 I Hager, Lauren 93, 94, I 04, 136, 153, 179 Hall, Chardonnae 67, 69, 120, 180 Hall, Jacob 120 Hamada, Kyson 125 Hambly, Kameron 107, 114 Hamilton, Claire 67 Hampton, Adriene 63, 125 Hancock, Taylor 136 Hand, T' Andra I 06, 125 Harper, icholas 27, I 07, 126, 177 Harris, Grant 114 Harris, icole 96, 107, 126 Harrison, Cody 120 Hart, Olivia 114 Hartman, Mitchell 54 Hartmann, Peter 77, 96, 120 Harvey, Danielle 28, 136 Has an, Abdullah 54, 3. 120 Hatch, Michael 90, I 03, 126 Hawkins, Arianna 105, 107, 126 Hayhurst, Damien 64, 114, 180 Haywood, Ryan I 26 Hebert, Rashad I 14 Helkey, Kaesha 103, 107, 114 Helkey, Kierra 126 Henre, Kaylah 44, 58, 84, 126 Henry, Heidi 103, 107, 120 Hensley, Jewel 107, 126 Hernandez Benavides, adielly 63, 64, 126 Hernandez Salas, Andrea 136 Hernandez, Brittany 126, 179 Hernandez, Daisy I 14 Hernandez, Daniela 96, 107, 120, 180 Hernandez, Joshua 126 Hernandez, adielly 64, 65,93 Hernandez, Rhiannon 107, 114, 179 Herrick, Joanna 136 Hicks, Savannah 22, 25, 92, 136, 159, 179 Hightower, Devin 60 Hilkemeier, Breanna 12, 103, 137 Hilkemeier, Bryce 18 103 Hill, Ethan 114 Hilleary, Tristan 105, I 06, 120 Hinze, Kaylee 114 Hitchner, Corry 137 Hladek, David 120 Hobbs, Breanna 114 Hoganson, Bonnie 106, 120 Hogue, Matthew 8, 19, 59, 83,95 Holdcraft, Kyle 70, 103. 114 Holleran, Makynzie 50, 5 I, 120 Holloway, Jazmin 31, 65, 67, 68, 69,107, 120 Horne, Kenyatta 64, 65, 120 Horsley, Jerrica 126 Hotchkiss, Andrew 9, 114 Howard, Cha myn I 26 Howell, Heli 19. 126 Howell, Kelly 48, 49, 57,5 , 137, 148, 178 Howell, Samantha 52, 53, 114, 180 Hubbs, Craig 93, I 03, 120 Huerta-Lopez, lejandra 126 Huerta-Lopez, Victor 137 Huey, Menyon 114 Huff. Miles 0, 93, 109 Huggins, Savanna 14, 106, 120 Huntington, Isabel a 13, I 07, 114 Huntington, Monique 17, 120 Hutchin -Bruch, Kodee 126 Index 171 �Hutchi,on. Jarred 55. M. 106. 177 Hutchison. 1\.a C) 6. 137. 179 Jluxoll. Blake 114 Hu"\oll. Gaff) 103. 137 Hvbert. can 120 H) pes. candra I. 6. 7. 94, 106. 126. I 2 1-J Ibarra. Ra; 4. 30. 63. 97. 126 lsgar. Garrett 29. 94. 97. 103. 137. 145. 14 bidore. Brianna I05. I 06. 120 lvcr on. Bri.tnna 20. I 05. 120 Jack~on. mmon 137 Jackson. hcri 73 Jackson. Ya · nna 126 Jacob;. Tereo,a 17. 109. 137 Jacque-,. Dalla-, 114 Jaramillo. o· ndre 36. 63. 65. 120 Jason. atascha 120 Jeans. Dezmond 40. 41. 65. 120 Jenning~. hannon 5 Jerrell. Redford 120 Jimenet Crut. Dalia 137. 17 Jimenet. Chayanne I 05. 130. 137 Jimenez. Victoria 106. 126 Johns. Kaylen 120 Johnson. aron 14. 7. 101. 105. 107. 126 John. on. Abigayle 105. 106. 120 Johnson. le"\ander I 09. 137 Johnson. Brennan 77. 120 Johnson. Ceclly I 0. 13. 57. 114 Johnson. Cheryl 73 Johnson. Courtney 137 Johnson. Oe\\a;ne 4. 126 Johnson. Erica I 00. I 04. 105. 106. 120. 17 Johnson. Hunter 54. I 00. 10 . 109. 120. 177 Johnson. Jacqulynn 103. 106. 114 Johnson. Jawaun 120 John. on. Karis sa I05. I 06. 120 Johnson. ~1akenna I .42. 43. 9. 100, 109. 137. 162 Johnson. ~11kayla 17. 109. 137 Johnson. Mya 114 Jones. Alex1 12. 13. 56, 57. 114 Jone<,. Jacque~e I 03. 126, I 2 lone~. Jahel 114 Jone~. Ja~leen 15. 25. 26. 4 . 49. 83. 137. 145. 179 172 Index Jones. Kenneth 46. 126 Joneo,. 1ackentie I 0 I. I05. 106. 137 Joneo,. Mosiah 120 Jones, Myniah 19, ?H, 95, 107. 126 Jones, icrra 45. I 03. 120. 179 Joneo,, Taylor I. 17. . I05. 109. 137. 151 Joneo,- 1alone. DeAndre 126 Jordan. heyenne I 03. 126 Jordan. Raymond 24. 59. 9 . 137 Joyce. Aubrey 13. 57. I 04. 114. I 2 Jurgens-Richmond. Bailey 137 Just. John 120. 180 Justus. Mason 12. 21. I 05. 106. 107. 126 K Kahre, aleb I . 17. 54. 88. 94. 106. 10 . 109. 137 Kalter. Kieran 126 Kandefer. Mi haela 114 Kaufman. amantha 45. 120 Keehn. Garrett 31. I03. 137 Kelly. Briana 13 Ketchum. Danielle 105. 106. 114 Kiane. ndy 13 Kimberlin. Shanea 138 King, mily 105, 106. 114 Kirby. 1atthe\\ . 94. 9 . 109. 13 . 145. 1565 Kirkpatnck. hri~topher 99, 105. 106. 120 Kiskadden. oah 126 Klau.sch. Matthew 103. 106. 114 Kocher. Jonathan I 07. 126 Kopf. Lily 120 Kopf. Phillip 120 Kraft. Breann 120 Kraft. hmtJan 126 Kretzer. Zachary 126 Krieger, Raven 114 Kring. manda 14. 16. 27. 13 . 158 Kub1k. Robert 114 Kuker. Mariana I 03. 120 L La Boy. Je~sica I 07. 13 LaBarr. Phoenix 58. I 07. 120 Lacey. ntreise 30. 47. 67, 69. 104. 107. 120. 180 Lacy. amantha 42. 43. 63. M.65.94. 13.151 Laffler. ohn 21. 9. I 05. 126 Lar~en. Laura I 07. 138, 164 Lastrella. Crystal 9. 50. 51, 92.96.97. 104.106.126 Laughlin. Haley 65. 67. 138 Laurent. Kyra 46. 99. 126 Laury. Da1kwon 40. 120 Lea\ itt. Ryan I 03. 114 Lee, Jerimie 3, 25, 27. 92. 94. 104. 13 Lee. Kam 13. 57. 76. I 00. 114 Lee. Ki Young 126 Lee. eneca 94, 9 . I 05. 126 Lewi~. Jack 126 Lewis. hamari 49. 65. 66. 67. 126 Lindsey. Molly 12. 70. 77. 94. 96, I 05. I 06. 126 Linn. Brian 19. 126 Lippert. manda 52. 53. 13 .1M Lipscomb Holme~. Desmond 84. 126 Liu. hao Jun 52. 53. 96. 99. 138, I 0 Liu . • hao Po 52, 53. 96. 97, 138 Logan. Skylar 17. 114 Long. Darcy 13. 57. 107. 114. I 0 Long. Tierra I 07. 126 Lope;, Alcxi~ 138 Lope;, Josue 106 Lopet, Lexxy 32. 101. 104. 105. 106. IM Lope!, Makayla 44. I 04. 10 . 114 Lorento Borra~. Gabriela 114 Lorio. Jo~eph . 114 Loughan. Sophia I 03. 114 Lowder. Brandon 138 Lu. Yuwei 126 Lucero. Matthew 4, 120, 180 Luckado. Destiny I 0 I. 114 Luckado. tephen I 03. 13 Lujan, amantha 120 Lule. Caroline 107. 120 Luna. lexandra I 07. 120 Luna. Elijah scorc1a I03. 135 Luna. Kihara I 14 Lundholm, Jeffrey 74 Lunsford. Alexzander I 03. 106. 120 Lyon~. John 120 M Mack. Julya 114 Madden. Billie 93. 120 Madden. a~sandra 121. I 0 Madrigal. Hector 52, 53. 96. 97. 104. 106, 126 Maesta~. Jacob 138 Mahoney, Meaghan 15. 48. 49. 138 Makin. Bradley I 08. 121 Mallicote. Mikayla 105. 106. 126 Mann. Olivia 74 Marinov. han 126 1arinova. Kristiana 2 . 138 Markel. hnstopher 13 1artin. icholas I 03. 138. 148 Martin. Raechel 19. 45, I 07. 126 M.trtin. Tyler 121 1artm. iktona I 07. 121 Martin cott. Joshua 82, 138 Martineau. hristopher I 06, 114 Mll1ioczAjxili:a.Angck)47. 127 1artmet. Alicea 53. 57. 9 . 138. 156 Martine!. A~pcn 44. 110, 114 Martine!. Elissa 13. 52. 99. 127 Martine/. Jacob 121 Martinet. Joshua I . 127 Martme1. Karina 98. 107. 127. 179 Martine/. Maximilliano 52. 53.M. 104.114.180 Mason. Victoria 127 Mathunn, Karcem I 03. 121 Matthe\\, Klaud;a 127 Mayorga. Andres I 03. 121, I 0 McAdoo. Aly 2 . 32. 42. 43. 96.97. 137.139. IM McClain. Jade 9. 139. 150 McClune. erina 79. 114 Me lune. Tori 94, 98, 130. 13 . 139 Me ombe. Tabitha 20. 96. 101. 105. 106. 121 Me oy. Trinity 121 Me ullough, George 139 McCullough. Je~se 127 McDaniel. Li\ 114 McDonald. Jadden 53. 114. I 0 McDonald, Sean 105, 106. 121 McDonald. Te\in 107. 114 McDonald. Trevor 107. 114 Me Fail. Tyrek 40. 41. I03. 121 McGahey. Donovan 41. 80. 121 McHuen. Dakota 127. 177 McHuen. kylar 42. 43. II 0. 139 150 Mcln 111, rystal 127 McKinney. Isaac 102. 121 McKmney, Jacob 114 McKinney. Rashad 54. 97. I04. I 30. 139 McK111ie. oah 77, 94, 127 McLaughlin-Gon~alve~. Gabnella 139 McMann. Chri~tina 127 McQuilliams. Cynthia 13. 57. 96. 127 Meade. Hunter 40. 41. I 03. 114. 180 Meade. Mackentie 130. 139 Meade. Winter 121. 180 Medrano. Wesley 10. 60. 139 Mehin. astaS'>Jia 108.121 . 180 Mendota. Cristina 121 Menini. Ashley 2. 36. 43. 121 Menini. ubrey 119 Mercado. Franci~co 121 Mercado, Vicente 139 Merrick. Samual 107. 115 Meumann, Da\id 121 Meyers, Alex1s 107. 121 Mihill. Kirsten 19. 127 Mihill, Kyla 70. 127 Mike. Jordan 99. 105. 106. 121 Mileto. Mario 60. 103. 115 Miller. Andrew 127, 177 Miller, Jacob 139 Miller. Jaron 59. 60. 103. 121 Miller. Joseph 40. 41. 64. 115. 180 Miller. Joshua 107, 127, 180 Miller. Kyle 139. 165. 180 Miller. Madison 115 Miller. Mitchell 139 Miller, athaniel 115. 180 Miller, Robert 59. 95. 127 Miller. Taylor20. 105. 107. 127 Miller. Tristan 139 Missakian. Elijah 115 Mitchell, KayLee 50, 68. 106. 115 Mitcheli.Tyrese 115 Mohammad. Ali 47. 127 Mohammad. Falah 3. 46. 47. 139, 145 Monasterio. Jo~eph 115. I 0 Mona~terio. Rachel 127 Mon~on. Alyssia 115 Montgomery. Michael 127 Montoya. Herman 121 Montoya. Tabitha 115 Montoya-Ytaguirre. Esperanta 86, 127 Montoya- Ynguirre. Marcella 13, 57. 106, 121 Moore. Brooke 9. 68. 107. 115. 180 Moore, harlcston 121 Moore. Daishanae 8. 115 Moore, Matthew I06. 127 Moore, Robyn 115 Moorman. Haylce 127 Morales-Gienn. Kalome 10. 127 Morgan, Alexio., 13. 57. 70. 121 Morgan. Allegra 98. 109. 139. 178 Morgan, Alysha 121. 180 Morgan. Courtney 121 Morgan. Destiny 115 Moriarty-Lockit. Jamie 94. 96. 104. 106. 127 Morri~. Danielle 115 �\!orris, Zena 115 \lortcn.,en, Julia 7, 87, 89. 01. 105. 106. 139 \lorton, tan 59, I 03, 115 \lorton, Tri.,tan 54, I 07, 127 \lo ...eley, Patricia 139 \loses. Alexia I 05, I 06, 127 \lueller. Adrian I03. I 06, n \lufayonge, Julienne I0 I \lunoz. Gabriel 115, 180 \lunoz. Olivia 104, 127 \lunoz-Marquez, An' Elisa 127 \lurphy, Tessa 12, 87, 94, 10-t 105. 107, 127 \lyw., Patrick I 05, I 06, 139 \lyrick, Rosalyn 115 N ~ance, Mac I 00, I 03, I 06. 139. 165 -..;ance, Taylor 17, 106, 121, 182 \avarro, Chanse 115 avarro, Juan 9. I06. 115 \avarro, Trysten 127 ~eaL Desdemona 77, 106, 127 'ieeley. Mitchell 103, 115 "lelson, Rhys I 03, I 06, 121 emeth, Meghan 105, 106, 121 ewman. Ashley 45. 79. 89. 121, 178 ewman, araya I, 17, 49, '92, 94, 98, 100, 109, 15 ' 139. 178 \Jewsom, Kelsey 58, 115 \Jguyen, Ashley 121 \Jguyen, athan 32, 59, 139 \Jicolac, Emil ian I 0 I, 127 \Jilson, William 106. 115 \Jorris, Bobby 121 \Jorris, MaryJo 115 orton, A-,hley 127 othstine, Jalya 33, 115 othstine, Jamison 121 ovak, Asheley 127 0 Olivas, estor 127 Olney, Zacery 16, I 03, I 06. 121 Olson, Tanner 31, I 03, 127 Orosco, Caidan 54, 115 Ortiz Jones, Cassandra I03. 115 Ortiz, Faith 107. 121 Ortiz, Hope 44, 45, I 06, 127 Ortiz, Kayla 115 Ortiz, Xzavier I07, 115. 177 Ours. Robert 140 Outler, Michael I06, 127 p Pacheco, Isabel 4, I 05, I06. 108, 121 Padilla, Jacob 15, 140, 145, 165 Padilla, Stephanie 17, 121 Pagan, Johnathan 30. 46, 104, 127 Pagan, Luis 12, I 05, I 06, 121 Palma, Yasmine 140, 150 Palmer, Brittany 127 Palmer, Thomas 26. 115 Papproth, Dedrick 98, I 07. 109, 140 Paredes, Salazar 115 Paris, Alexandria 115 Pari'>, Luke 4, 25, 47, 127 Paris, Renae 74 Parker, Taylor 127 Park'>, Mya 9 Parton, Grayson 60. 61, 127 Patino, Brianna 121 Patterson, Chance 127 Patton, ydnie I, 102, 108, 109, 140 Pease, Kevin 127 Pease, Rachel 50, 5 I, I 06, 115 Peck,Conor 107,115 Pellearino, Alexa 9, I 06, 115 Pen a, Lex us I 04, 127 Pena, ae 52, 53, 128 Pennington, Levi 46, 115 Pennington, Madison 107, 128 Perez, Dominique 115 Perkins. Alexieus 94, I 07, 140, 165 Perkins. Lexi 87 Perry, Octavia 5 , 140, 17 Peters, Caitlin 52, 65, 67, 108, 128 Pettis. Cortney 98, I 08. 128 Pettorino, Kelly 67. 69, 104, 106, 115 Petz, Desiree 21, 87, 92. 94. 105, 106. 128 Pez, Maxine 94. 140 Phalavong, Kelly 15, 28, 65. 67,95. 140,180 Phillips, Gabrielle 115 Phillips, Jordan 63, 121 Phillips, Joshua I 05, I06, 121 Pickens. Alyssa 4, 15, 30, 65, 66, 67. 83, 97, 140, 150, 179 Polk, Isabelle 44, 45, 77, 110. 121 Poppell, Bradley 115 Porcelli. Joe 83, 140 P rt. Joshua 121 Potter-Spillar, Alexander I, 12, 90, 94, 96. 105, 106, 108, 128 Powell, Riley 128 Prater, Logan 36, 50. 51, 65. 66.67,70, 101,121,1 0 Prater.Riley77, 101,121, 180 Pratt, Chad I 03, I 06. 115 Pratt, Cyan 47, 107, 121 Presson, Brandon 140 Price, Andrew 60 Prickett, Parker 121 Primmer, Tyler 140 Pruett, Kri'>topher 115 Prys-Chavez, Andrew 107, 115 Puckett, Emily 19, 128 Puente, Shawn 46 Q-R Quigley, Corinna I, 33. 140 Quillen. Brenden 107, 122 Quintana, Raeli 140, 150 Quintana, Sergio 128 Rader,Travis64. 107,115,177 Ragsdale, Keimont 140, 145, 180 Rains, Heaven 6 , 69. 107, 122. 182 Rains, Shyanna 115 Rains, Tyler 3 , 97. 140 Ramirez Martinez, Serina 115 Ramirez. Audrey 107, 122. 182 Ramirez. Daniel 122 Ramirez. Kristina 140 Rangel Dominick 140 Rawdon, Lauren 122 Ray!, Michael 115 Raymond, Caitlin 2, 7, 9. 26,27,36.49.94. 104.105, 13 I . 140. 152 Rayos, Robi 92. 100. 107, 128 Reaves Jr., Rasheen 103, 115, 180 Redfearn, Luis 115 Reed, Adrian 47. 140, 152 Reed, Andre 4. 20, 26. 105. 106. 128 Reed, Dona von 64, 96. I 05, 106, 115 Reeves, Vanessa 8, 93, 122 Reeves. Victoria I . 128 Reeves, Vivica 18. 140 Rehder, Kaitlyn 140 Reilly, Dalton 40. 107. 115 Rendon, James 7, 140 Rendon, Joe 115 Rendon. Ke Ia 89, I 03. 128 Reyna. Ashley 141, 159, 179 Reyna, Jesus 115 Rhodes. Angeline 115 Ricaurte, Andres 2. 46, 141 Rico-Sims. Kyree 12 Riggs, Tyler 40. 41. 122, 180 Rios, Jerry 132 Rivas, Angel 6, 80, 95, 103, 110, 141. 145, 180 Rivera. Isaac 13, 122 Rivera, Jaiden 122 Rivera, Terra I 16 Robbins, Alec 141 Robbins. Alexander 141 Robbins. Kyra I 08, 128 Roberds, Preston 122 Roberson, Michael 116 Robinson, Trenten 20. 21 , 104, 105. 106, 130, 141, 152 Robles. Emiliano I 08. 122 Robles. Peter 141 Robles-Rodriguez, Elyssa 116 Rodgers, Dazmeir 63. 116 R<Xiigte, Betrony 52, 53, 128. I00 Rodrigues. Thalizia 28. I 05. 109, 141, 145 Rodriguez Santiago, Ricardo 141 Rogers, Joshua 141 Roldan de Ia Rosa, Anyelis 44, 116 Romero, Alex 46. 122 Romero, Crystal 128 Romero. Kiara 141 Romero. Michelle 52. 53, 128, 179 Romero-Andrade, Celestina 44. 57, 104. 116 Romero-Espinoza, Maria 128 Romero- Valensuela. Felizardo 141 Rosack, Annie 9. 104. 107 Rosack, Margaret 141 Rosario, Erica 43, 130. 141. 145 Rosenbaum, Samantha 20. 21,94. 105.141,106 Ross. Jonathan I 06. 116 Ruby. Jill ian 43. 92, 94. 9 104, 106. 128 Ruby, Tek.ota 46. 60, 61. 116. 177 Rudry, Kyara 68 Ruffenach. Kaela I 03, 141, 160 Ruiz, Ashley 122 Rupe. Kylie 43, II 0, 141. 152 Ruiz, Luis 103 Rushing, D'ljah 122 Russell, Faith I 06, 116 Russell, Sheree 116 s Sabisch, Kayla 141 adley. Kayla 105. 116 Saenz. Brooke I 07. 116 aint John, Makenzie 9, I04, 141. 145 aint John. icolette 97. 141 aint John. Zoe I, 19. 50. 122 Salas, Caroline 12, 54, 63, 64. 65, 141. 178 alazar. Brandon 122 alazar, Jose 12 Salazar Paredes, Marcos 36,54 Salloum. Dakota 116. 177 Salloum, Kasey 128 Sanders. Reggie 75 Sanderson. Jason 89., 108. 109. 141 Sanderson. Joshua 14, 97, 109, 122 Sandoval, Samuel I 05, 122. 177 Santiago. Manny 14. 122. 177 Santiago, oella 13. 92. I00. 104, 142 Santos. Christian 128 Santos, Isaac 142 Santos. Mitchell 77, 128 Sarmiento. Corina I 06. 122 Sawyers. Courtney 142 Schlotfeldt-Perez, Erica 142 Schlotfeldt-Perez. Alexis 103, 128 Scholl, icholas 54. 59. 94. 107.9 . 128 Schreiber, Eric 61, 128 Schuerkamp, Katy 12, 48. 51. 122 Schwartz, llison 44. 103. 110. 116 Scott, Diana 50. 67, 69, I 03. 107. 122, I 0 Scott, Emily 46. 92. 122 Scott, Harley 88, 89. 109. 142 Scott, Kiana 69. 77. 128 Scurek, Kelsey 42. 43, 131. 142 Sears, Malik 64, 65. 122 Seaton, Courtlynn 4. 94. 100, 105. 106, 128 eibel, Juliet 23. 92. 94. 104, 106, 128 Sena, Cheyanne 83, 128 en;ant. Lauren 92. 122 etzer. Cohen 21, I 05. I 06. 116 Sevilla Casillas. Jose 142. I 0 exton. Michael 122 Shankland. -,hley 116 Shankland. Johnny 122 Sharp. Cameron I 06, 116 havies, Izah 85. 116 Shaw, Jaguille 122 heline. Beth 116 hepherd. Johnathan 142 her. Tristan 59. 60. 91. 92. 10-t 107. 122 Sherman- kinner. haun 9. 116. 177 Shiner. Justin I03. 116 hipwash, Paje 43. 65. 67, 6 . 69. 142. 161. 17 hoop, Amber 142 Index 173 �hoop. arah I 22 hort, Brandon 57, 116 houp, MaJ...ayla 17, 51, 58, 90, 104, 106, 122, 17 hreiber, Eric 60 hrum, Jeffrey I 06, 142 iedler, Amber II, 122 Silb, Jarrett 15, 28, 142, 145 ilb, Zachary 116 ilvis, M1ke 13, 94, 96, I 04, 107, 141, 145, I 0 imister, Amber I 0, I 03, 122 immons, Hondray 12 , 177 1mmons, Peyton I 06 immons, Wesley 52, 53, 96, 97, 104, 105, 106, 12 kalla, ameron 55, 64, 177 kelton, Myster:y I 07, 116 later, Torrence 122 male, aron 12 male, Dameon I 03, 122 mith, Alyssa 94, 142 mith, Branden 12 mith, Camryn 9, 116 mith, andice 75 mith, ydney 5 , 94, 128, I 2 mith, Damien 77, 122 mith, Jeanette 52, 53, 96, 99, 128, I 0 Smith, Leon 142 mith, ia II, 50, 106, 116, I 0 mith, Reagan 44, 112, 179 Smith, arah 142 mith, Trequell 33, 122 mith, Trey 128 mith, Wesley 98, 142 mith, Whitney 12 oderlund, Daniel 116 Soica, John 128 orency, Riley 47, 59, 107 oto,Danie146,47,101,107 oto, Jo. e 122 parr, Darlyn 75 picer, Alexander 142 pruill, icholas 12 quire, Ahndraya 6 , 69, 116 Stalbert, Isaiah 116 tanbery, Christian 107, 116 tanford, Vanessa 116 tark, Sapphire 50, 116, 179 tarke, athan 55, 97 tarke, teven 16, 32, 33, 40,65, 76,122,177 taton, Zoe I05, 122 tealey, Bret 30, 46, 47, 96, 142, 154, 177 Stealey, Chase 43, 9, I09, 128, 177 Stealey, Zocy 42, 43, 107, 122 tein, Shawn 106, 103,128 tephens, Carrie 116 Stevens, Erin 92, 122 tevenson, Dakota 25, 60, 94,97,142 Stevenson, Damon 14, 122 174 Index tevenson, Penelope 15, 105, 106, 142, 161 tewart, Fredrick 128, I 0 tirgus, Jasmine 79, 12 tockhouse, Taylor 122 togsdill, James 89, 10 , 128 togsdill, Jared 116 tolworthy, hristina 10 , 122 Stolworthy, Danielle 128 torm, Kier ten I 07 torrar, Mi hael 75 tout, Eric 0, 116 traitiff, Devon 122 traub, aleb 122 trebel, Matthew 105, 107, 142 trebel, arah I 06, 116 tringer, Ryan 122 trunck, Macken1ie 116 trunck, Madison 81, 90, 92, 105, 10 . 142 tuart, Avianna 116 uarez, londra 12, 5 3, 94, 142, 150 ullivan, Talia 142 ulzbach, Levi 129 ummerhill, Chanelle 107, 123 ummers, Ethan 9 , 123 ummers, Kaycee 24, 129 wank, Elizabeth 105, 106, 123 wetnam, Lanessa 129 wickard, Charlyn 100, 105, 116 wonger, Tucker 116 ykes, Oliver 27 Sykes, Shamiya 100 T Taijeron, Devyn 2, 15, 2 , 36, 54, 143 Taijeron, Donivyn 52, 53, 97, 104, 129 Tallman, oclle 75 Taman, Vincent I 03, I 06 Tarver, Deloria 129 Tarver, Dreanna 116 Tatum, Jacob 47, 143 Tavares, Jo~iah I 0, I03, 123, I 0 Taylor, Branden 129 Taylor, Dakotah 40, 123 Taylor, Levanna 83, 106, 143 Tedder, harlie I 05, I 06, 129 Tedder, tevie 45, I 0 I, 123 Tepley, heyenne 45, 110, 129 Tepley, Haley 45, II 0, 123 Terry, Philip 76 Theriault, Korinn I 05, I 06, 116 Thirsk, Luke 13, 116 Thomas, Ashely 24, 107, 116 Thomas, armen 68, 116 Thomas, hristopher 82, 143 Thomas, Jonathan 116 Thomas, Kenisha 63, 64, 65, 99, 103, 106, 129, 182 Thomas, Timothy 129 Thompson, hase 81, 116 Thompson, George 143 Thompson, Malei'ka 78, 103, 104, 129 Thompson, Rachael 105, 116 Thomson, Brett 129 Thorpe, Isaiah 63, 65, I 06, 123 Thrower-Dorsey, Tevon 129, I 0 Tiemann, Tonia 129 Tim, ameron 24, 94, 96, 129 Tomlinson, Katie 90, 94, 96, 100, 143, 154 Torres nderwood, aleb 106, 116 Torres, La honda I, 33, 6 , 107, 116, I 0 Torres, Richard 2, 36, 47, 129 Totten, Azia 50, 51, 98, I 03, 123 Towe, hristopher 129 Travis, Matthew 12, 21, 87, 105, 106, 143, 154 Trento, ngela 68, I 03, 116, I 2 Trobiano, Shayna 143, 150 Troncoso, McKenzie 89, 105, 106, 123 Trujillo, Benney 19, 46, 116 Tubbs, Caleb I 0, 16, 143 Tubbs, Peyton I 03, 116, I 0 Tuck, Marian 89, 99, I 05, 129 Tupponcc, Leoti 116 Tunnell, Mychael 2, 36, 48, 49, 143, 154 Turner, Joseph 143 Turner, Soren 4, 29, 93, 96, 97, 106, 143, 145 Turner, Yeisha 107, 116 Tuthill, Caitlyn 14, 78, 143 U-V tera, Zachary 130, 143 Valdez, Alicia 117 Valdez, Elizabeth 129 Valdez, Isaac I 03, 143 Valdez, Margaret 10, 40, 50, 117 Valentine, Tavian 10, 30, 10 • 123, 180 Van ehalkuvk, Daniel I 0 I, 143 Van ickle, Christopher 129 VanSickle, Micheal 85 Vance, Haleigh 123 Vandetti, Macario II, 129 Vargas, Isaiah 31, I 03, I 06, 117 Vasquez, Angelica 13, 129 Veigel,Austin 117,177 Velazquez, Brisia 123 Veneklasen, Jessica 85, 143 Vickers, Jamie I 09, 129 Victoria, Jazmin 107, 123 Vigil, Fabian 81, 129 Vigil, Shahala 143 Villafan, teven 63, 64, 65, 110, 129, 177 Villers, ydney 51, I 00, 117 Vitalich, Jacob 2, 47, 143 Vitalich, icolas 46, 123 Volcic, haiah II 0, 129, 177 Vol ic, Jacob 143, 177 w Wadsworth, Tobias 21, 96, 94, 105, 107, 129 Wainright, Darrell 79, II 0, 129 Wainright, tephen I 05, I 06, 117 Walker, Jordyn I 06, 117 Walker, Kage 123, I 0 Walker, Lane 52, 53, 143, 160, 180 Walker, Megan 70, 96, I04, 106, 107, 129 Walker, Rahkaela 143 Walker, adie I06, 117 Wall, Angel 67, 129 Wall, Lorren 52, 53, II 0, 143 Wallace, Amantha 117 Wallace, Delaruth 144 Wallace, Hazel 50, 51, I06, 129 Walton, John 123 Wann, Anthony 19, 41, I06, 123 Warner, Anna 123 Warner, Ashley 117 Warren, Dominique 54, 144, 163 Washington, Diamond 123 Watson, Dakota 144 Watson, Dylan 130, 144, 150, 177 Watson, Mikayla 117 Weaver, Colton 144 Weddle, epol ian 7, 8, II, 33, 103, 117 Weddle, Thadiou'> 123, 180 Weimer, Dwayne 123 Wells, Brandon 123 Wentzel, Anthony 62, 63, 83, 129, 180 Wesemann, Scott 46, I 03, 107, 117, I 0 West, OJ 12, 21, 92, 95, I 05, 106, 144 Westberg, Darrin I, 6, 46, 87, 98, 123 Westberg, Daurie 50, 117 Westburg, Darrin 99, I 06 Westphal, Adele 144 White, Brittany 67, 69, 117 White, harles 75 White, Patrick 76, 123 Whiteman, Jacob 60, 117 Whittle, Kyle 46, 129 Widner, Austin 23, 46, 47, 80 Wilczewski, Alyssa 44, 117 Wiley, Sarah 117 Wilkins, Adrian 64, 117 Willenburg, Andrew 144 Williams, Brandon 144 Williams, aitlin 75 Williams, Johnny 123, 180 Williams, Kevin Williams, Levi 123 Williams, Quamane 13, 65, 180 Williams, Rayland 129. 150 Williams, Rhianna 144, 150 Williams, arah 107, 117 Williams, Trevor 123, 1 0 Williams, Ty 71, 79, 144 Wilson, Adrian 117. 180 Wilson, Brian 144 Wilson, arrett 24, 46, 96, 101, 106, 123 Wilson, Matthew 117 Wilson, Qumn 10, 52. 53, 117, 180 Wib n, Quinton 117 Winkelbauer. Makayla 123 Winters, ameron 123, I 0 Wissel, James 0, 129 Withers, Madison 45, 129 Witte, Ronan 106, 117. 177 Wittlinger, Katlyn 144 Wohi-Guerrero, Adriana 60, 106, 129 Wohlman, Morgan 6 . 117 Wolber, Bobby 129 Wolfrum, Sonora 22, 77, 103, 129 Wood,Aianah 105,107,117 Wood, Morgan 70, 96, 104, 129, 179 Woodrum, Gage 117 Woods, Du'>ty 117 Woodside, Heidi 75 W odsidc, Lena 75 Wooldridge, oah I05, I06, 117 Wooldridge, Ricley 9, 104, 107, 144 Wright, iarra 123 Wright, Ryan 117 Wyatt, Alexis Athena 14, 92, 94,98,129 Y-Z Yadao, Katelyn 51, 94, 96, 106, 129 Yadao, Kayla 94, 98, I06. 129, 182 Yadao, Malia, 50, 96, 107, 123 Yalongo-Vigil, Chri'>topher 106, 144, 158, 177 Yates,Alexis92, 107,129 Yates, Elijah 54, 86, 107, 144 Yates, Jasmine 10, I L 117 Yeaw, Kyle 64, 117, I 0 Young, BreeAnna 50, I 06, 117 Young,Oiiver46, 100,117 Young, Olivia 129 Zamora, Miraya 99, 103, 144 Zeitlow, Blake 99 Zermeno, Alejandro 123 Zermeno, Juan 144 Zimprich, Tyler 129 Zyla, Jean-Paul 123 ��• The 2014 baseball tryouts was an intense week for everyone. A total of 19 athletes tried out, knowing only 14 would stay to play. Only the players with great attitude, best of skills, and who were hardworking stayed on the team. Baseball was a game of chance. Anything could have happened at any given moment. We as a team, made sure to jump on those moments. It was a great experience playing with these guys. No team could ever replace any of them ... l've come to love everything about baseball because of the team, all the guys I can call family. -Story by Hondray Simmons (11) HOWl ROW2 ROW3 Dakota Salloum Tekota Ruby Zoe Saint John Jarred Hutchinson Ronan Witte Stephen Dabelko Chris Cardo Cameron Skalla Coach Martell Travis Rader Xzavier Ortiz Austin Veigel Shaun Sherman-Skinner Coach Molina "The baseball team never gives up, we're out here to h ve fun and Ia the ame we love:' -Steven Starke 10 ~----------------------~~~~ VARSITY JUNIOR VARSin Cody Harrison Trav1s Rader James Cordova Preston Roberds Tekota Ruby Sam Sandoval Dakota McHuen Nick Harper Shane Mason M1chael Outler Hunter Johnson Coach Martell Zoe Samt John Bobby Wolber Gavin Beaver cameron Flaten Makenna Johnson J1lhan Ruby Steven Villafan Manny Balquin Chase Stealey Dylan Watson Koree Green Isaiah Volctc Hunter Johnson Hondray Simmons Chris Vigil Andrew Miller Wesley Barber Steven Starke Nick Harper Cameron Flaten Coach Sanchez CoachM ke Coach Andre Brooke 0111 ncham KenZie S01nt John Jarrue Moriarty Jacob Guthrie Bret Stea ey Jacob Vole c M~kenna Johnson N k Saont John Coach Cruz and Coach Rca �To some they were just numbers. To runners, it was hours of dedication and training. It was pushing yourself to the absolute limit in order to reach goals set so high that only true ambition can reach. Widefield power wasn't just about moving forward, it was about not letting anyone or anything hold you back. Whether it was running or any of the other events, ambitious Glads constantly made magic happen. THE TRACK SCENE "Fast is faster." -DQ Baker (12) Chardonnae Hall (10), Rasheen Reaves Jr. (9), ''The better the plant, the higher you get." -Mike Reyes-Silvis (12) Tevon Thrower-Dorsey (11) Joey Miller (9), Scott Wesemann (9), Jaida Aquino (9), Kelly Phalavong (12), Jordan Edmonds (11) all take a break together at one of their meets. They all had a great run. "Don't look back." -Scott Wesemann (9) TRACK lacllllw: Josh M1ller, Kevm Gud1no, Lorenzo Galbearth, R1ley Prater, Stephen Agenbroad, Shao Jun L1u, M1ke Reyes-S11v1s, coach Marjernson, Kyree Gerstle-Goodman, DQ Baker, Josh Gloor, Joe Monasteno, Jordan Edmonds, Tevon Thrower Dorsey, Matt Arbegast 5dlllw: Matt Lucero, Kyle M1ller, Mason Durfey, Anthony Wentzel, Kns Dav1s, Thad1ous Weddle, Tyler R1ggs, Emnck Goergen, Logan Prater, Josy M•ller, Lucas Fitzmorris, Nate Miller. 4111111111: Rasheen Reeves, George Arc1mega, Fred Stewart, Hunter Meade, Ke1mont Ragsdale, coach Henry, coach Gottrell, coach Nelson, Shane cast1llo, Lane Walker,lsa ah Allen, Darcy Long, D1ana Scott lnlllw: Bryce Hilkeme1er, cameron Winters, Jos1ah Tavares, Marcel Gilham, Alex Munoz, Jose Sev1lla, Adnan W1lson, Max Martinez, Scott Wesemann, Kelly Phalavong. Kage Walker, Trevor Williams, Jordyn Gerstle-Goodman btl IIIII: Jadden McDonald, Kayleen Chee, Wmter Meade, Yelsha Turner, Chardonnae Hall, Ja1da Aquino, Brooke Moore, Bethany Rodrigues, Savanna Whatley, Jeanette Sm1th, Antretse lacey. Alysha Morgan, Dan ela Hernandez frHIIIW: JJ Williams, Lex1s Dicus. Breanna Hilkeme•er, Lorren Wall L~i~~~j~~i~~n~~ �• I would have never thought I would experience prom queen . .. never in a million years. When my name was called, April 5th , 2014 at 10:00 p.m. that was the night that I realized, I could accomplish anything that I put my mind to. At the end of the day, it wasn't about who was more popular, or who was better; to me, it was about the experience. It wasn't about the feeling of knowing that people would envy who I am. I did this for me, not to prove that I'm better than people. By Savannah Hicks The prom queen nomininees getting ready to make their entrance into the assembly. They participated in a game show set up by student cabinet. Sarah Dudley (10) and Lexi Jones (9) pump up the crowd during the last assembly. Chase Stealey (11) gets a player out of the game with his quick moves. Keimont Ragsdale (12) going against his apponent team in the dodge ball tournament. ��Well guys, it all comes down to this. It's not about the coach, it's not about the scores, or the mistakes, it's about the team . The people who are there for you through your wins, your losses, your bad, and your good days. The ladies on the field are what made this season. We had major ups and downs, but I wouldn't have wanted to spend it with anyone other than these girls. We couldn't have asked for a better team. By Savannah Hicks VARSITY Alyssa Pickens IIana Dav1s Courtney Dav1s Ash ley Reyna Raegan Sm1th Bnttney Hernandez Michelle Romero Lauren Hager Jasleen Jones Robin Garcia Sierra Jones Morgan Wood Karina Martinez Annie Hernadez Savannah H1cks Kacey Hutcherson Clanssa Escobar Klaudya Matthew SapJlhtre Stark BreeAnna Young Ashley Thomas Kayh Clore Nad1elly Hernandez Sabrina Grima Crystal Romero Elizabeth Swank Jazmin Victoria Whitney Durfey Samantha Kaufman Kaylah Henre Gabrielle Gittleman Rachel Monasteno Alyssa Losoya McKenzte Troncoso Kaylee ArmiJO·VIgll Ashley Flores Marla Romero Megan Bates Laney Ganbay Ms. Cerdena �Tennis is straight up an intense sport. You compete for spots, and once you have yours, others can challenge you for it. Naturally, when four underclassmen came up to varsity, us seniors felt threatened. We kept to ourselves and didn't let the new g irls into our inner circle, but we soon realized that they weren't all that bad. From bonding at out weekly Taco Bell lunches, to laughing with the coach, we have become a family. These are my sisters and Greibel is the best mom any of us could ask for. This season will not be forgotten -Story by Caroline Salas (12) SENIOR'S lAST WORDS "NEW YORK CITAAAYYYY! I love these girls so much, we have gotten so close:' -Elena Briseno "Can I get a heck yeah? Heck no!" -Caroline Salas "Do it for the racquets!" -Octavia Perry "Dolla Doll a Bill yo!" -Dalia Jimenez "It's just a cute little thing:' -Kelly Howell "This year was one to remember" -Allegra Morgan "I'm glad I spent my last tennis season with this team. There's never a dull moment:' -Paje Shipwash "Even though I play singles, I know that I have 12 other girls to support me:' -Saraya Newman ~~Tennis is a perfect combination of violent action taking place in an atmosphere of total tranquillity:' -Billie Jean King VARSITY III: Makayla Shoup Ashley Newman Noelle Artme1er Saraya Newman Octavia Perry Kelly Howell Coach Gretbal N I II: JUNIOR VARSITY Enca Johnson Allegra Morgan Paje Shtpwash Dalia Jimenez •II: Cydnte Smtth Audrey Ramtrez Xeandra Hypes Aubrey Joyce McKenzte Buchwalter Taylor Nance Kentsha Thomas Jacquese Jones Coach Portugal • N II: Emily Barllh Skylur Cullinane Ton Cullinane Heaven Ratns Stephany Fennell Kayla Yadao Kat1e Castillo �KAYCEE SUMMERS It has been awesome working with all these people and it has been a pleasure to know them. Yearbook was filled with superb members, beating the occasional sleep deprived mornings by cracking up jokes and working on this yearbook to please our classmates. I love this class and everyone in it. AlEX FINCHER co-EDITofli I LEAD DESIGNER I will miss you all ever so dearly. Remember to stay golden and have fun in this life! I will miss yearbook next year. Much love, xoxo, Mariah IERIMIE lEE ROBIRAYOS Aaahh yearbook. Where would I be without these people. I've made some amazing friends :) I know everyone of you will go far. I love all of you with a big ol' heart. Don't forget to smile. You're all BEAUTIFUL!!!:) Yearbook for me was an amazing way to end high school with .. I made great friends and memories while creating an awesome yearbook. These last couple years with this group have been fantastic. All the shenanigans, and yelling for SO cards, captions, pictures, sales ptiches - it's been madness. Something that's gonna be very difficult to leave behind. Stay frosty everyone. Love and peace. A ANDUH IRING SARAYA NEWMAN lAUREN SERVANT Yearbook was an adventure. I've met some interesting people and interviewed some not so... but let's be real, our yearbook class is family. A mixed up, yet lovable little bunch. Yearbook has been an amazing experience for me. I loved taking pictures around the school and going to events; capturing moments that will be remembered for years to come. I got more involved in school and met a lot of new, amazing people. We would like to thank the following: Camille, Ms. Yearbook has always been a love ! Meeting people, taking pictures, everything has really been such an amazing experience. I' ll forever be thankfu l for all the memories I've made in here. Throughout the year I've enjoyed my fellow peers the staff, I'm happy I was able to help take get quotes, and help others for the yearbook. I the best of luck for the seniors, as they strive their dreams, each and everyone has been kind supportive. Without this experience, I wouldn' t h grown fond and happy meeting new people. LEAD PHEFI\ -----------------Making this yearbook has been an interesting experience. I enjoyed meeting new people and being a part in developing our part of Widefield's history. pHOT VIIINAH HICKS These years have been some of the best years simply because of yearbook. I tried to help the best I could with creativity and imagination. I enjoyed every moment of it. AlEXIS YATES . ... .... · ... · .... The 2013-2014 Yearbook was published by Walsworth. The book consists HK, Administration, WHS secretaries, Walsworth of 176 pages and a Spring Supplement. The pages were created on 6 Dell Publishing, Lee Bernard of Colorado Classic, and Samantha Briggs. computers running Windows XP Professional and using Adobe In Design CS4. The staff used a Canon Rebel as well as staff came ras. ��Walsworth ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Widefield High School Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"><span style="font-weight:400;">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</span></a> Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Widefield High School opened its doors to the community in the fall of 1957. It is the oldest of the two high schools in the Security-Widefield area. The school mascot is the Gladiator and the school colors are blue, silver and white. <br /><br />Do you have a yearbook that we're missing? <a href="https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact us</a> to have it added to the collection! Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2013-2014 : Widefield High School Yearbook "Out With the Old, in With the Blue" Vol 56 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. 2013-2014 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 High school yearbook staff; Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 174 pages; 5 pages added; "While still retaining aspects from traditional yearbooks...design with the combination of minimalist facades, simple typographies, and eye captivating color schemes." Pg 3 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Widefield High School Yearbook 2013-2014 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2013-2014 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Student Life; Sports; Academics; People; Senior Ads Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 2014 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 2014 References A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the described resource. Includes "Colorful Colorado"; "Reliving the Past" with pictures recreated from previous yearbooks, and comparison of prices for living expenses from 1991.. "Retrospective" of worldwide, and national news