https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f3ff80cb45d7915569378604c00daf48.pdf c4cd542cb35dd678edc53121edb0e9af PDF Text Text �����Maybe it's the Altitude The past generations often rav about the "b d ld days··~ tirnes in which th re was less crirne, le ~ f ar and a n1ore predictable future. People knew th ir n ighbor~, door were left unlocked. and chil r n w re safe frotn harm. Both our parents and grandpar nt vi w the pa ·t as a better place than the world today and that fthe futur . We are a generation with the futu re for u . Just as the graceful eagle critically s ur , th land £ r th tiny field mou e, we too soar with o ti i. m and view the world with the curiou eyes and the open minds f a new gen ration. We appr ach problems from a unique p rspective and our oluti n will be original. are a b n rati n f y uthful passion, real oncern aw . orne r . p nsibility, heartfelt laughter, and honest tear ·. s tud nt of Wid fi ld High School, we face the challenge. set f rth bef r us b cau. we have the ttitude that d term ine. ur Alti ud . H 2 �Standing atop a craig of sandstone, Jason Robenson ( 12) peaks the summit. At camp over the summer, the altitude showed its effect on the Widefield Pom Pon squad. Homecoming candidate, Jamie Marks ( 12) waves to the crowd as she rides atop a Corvel/e. This says it all. Maybe it IS the altitude. Anna Chapman (12) experience "a whole new world" on the A. P. Biology field trip. 3 �Maybe it's wuet is the best time to vtudy an aquatic mammal like the hea\'er. These A. P. Biology students search Manitou Lllke for the elusive prey. learning by • experience Thi ear th A.P. Biology cia e mo ed outdoor . Mr . 0 erlin' cla e took a two-day, overnight trip to Manitou Lake. U ing variou field biology technique , the, tudent tudied the montane ecological y terns. Included were in ertibrate tudie , a fi h cen u , water chemi try analyi , and fore t ecology. The tudent acquired an appreciation for each other and got to know each other' trength . "I get to know my tudent better after th trip," reflected Mr . Overlin. Copy by taff Writer Heather Sandborn ( 12) is bun collecting water samples oi1 Trout Creek for the water chemistry segment of the A. P. Biology field trip. Classroom outdoors is an integral part of A. P. Biolo~y. Mrs. 01·erlin discus.\ e.\ montane ecology with one of the groups at Manitou Lake. Proud of thetr catch are arah Crandi-io( 12). Christina Lynch ( 12 ), and Shannon Oakle\' ( 12 ). These specimens were caitght in a seine net on Troll/ Creek during the A. P. Biology field trip. Inching her way across at Red Rocks in Pike National Forest, Estelle Gallegos ( 12) pause.1jor a brief smile and a gi[U~Ie. 4 �"I thought it wa a fun experience. A lot of u bonded together at the campfire." Jen Tittle (12) "I thought that the camping trip wa an incredible opportunity to break away from everyday cia life." Nathan Appel (12) "I thought it wa pretty cool. It would have been better if we didn't have to take note and if it had been longer." Carl Wohl (12) "I thought it wa fun 'cau e I got to teer the canoe. Beaver watching wa fun too." Keni ha Bell (12) Photos by: D. 01•erlin and L. Over/in 5 �Maybe It's the Spirit. • • Homecoming1993 A the fire crackled and walzed and the muted word projected overthe megaphone re on a ted in your bone , it wa there. the balloon climbed to the ky and the fir t touchdown ent the fan into an overwhelming roar, it wa there. During the magic of the dance or the laugh of the Wacky Olympic , the Widefield Spirit wa there. Homecomingha been a tradition for many year , but Widefield make it uniquely pecial. Long before Homecorning image cro the tudent body' mind, everal group and organization prepared for the week' e ent . The final re ult of their effort wa a community and chool flooded with pride. Tradition and new idea wove together a week including the barbeque, the bonfire, the parade, and the enior dominated cla competition . Ourfootball team exploded into action, taking Mitchell in a 14- win; while at halftime, Moanaluli wa crowned Queen. Our ucce ful and memorable week wa concluded within Bower' gym draped in ilverand trimm din vivid shades of blue. After the dance, a treamer lay on the floor and the light were being turned out, remnant echoe of the Widefield Spirit could till be heard. Copy by:Christina Dia-( 12) " I wa so excited when they called my name, the butterflies in my stomach flew out. I was totally overwhelmed! Mr. Hall was great. He and everybody else made it really special to be crowned a the Homecoming Queen." Moana Iuli 6 �During halftime, the cheerleaders and PomPon girls cheer on the Football players. Mrs. Harrison and Mr. Sagona serve up weiners to the ever so hungry Pat Sagura (12) and Larry White( I I )and the starving students in line at the barbeque. Kimo Bonnlycke ( 12) was one of the most comical and adorable clowns at the 1993 Homecoming parade. "It wa different becau e there were a lot more people. " Matt Paddack ( 10) "The game was really exciting becau e there were more people there and you got to have more fun with your friend s." Carolyn Servant ( I 0) "The bonfire got everybody into the pirit of Homecoming weekend.' Jamie McGlothlin ( 12) "It felt good to be able to play again e peciall~ in our Ia t homecoming game.' Willie Page II ( 12) Michelle Harding ( 12) and Kenya Johnson( I 1 )and l acinta l ones( 1 I ) pump up the crowd with Widefield pride at the bonfi re. 7 �Maybe it's the Con1munity In the pa, t few year , Widefield High chool and the Wid field/ ecurity area have been labeled "r b lliou ." Thi year the tudent decided to change our reputation. Fi e alue, were cho ·en b the tudent to be reinforced in th community and e pecially in the cia , room. Tho e alue were tru, t, re pect, rep n ibility, caring, and th family. All of the Widefield High School teacher were promoting the e value by including them in le on and by being role model who we can all look up to. tudent were helping each other out by tutoring and by howing pride in their chool. Many of them wer in ol ed in club to revive the community, uch a the Environmental Club, which runs "Highway Cleanup " and organize the "Recycle Program" here at Widefield. A new club wa the ommunity of Caring. Thi wa where the five value were focu ed . The memb r were working hard on public relation for our , chool and community. Community of Caring al o had a branch calledTeamForum. The member of thi branch di cu ed and debated i ue in the chool that were of gr at importance, uch a : raci m, reveL e raci m, and choolpride. Theytook each i ue and broke it down into pecific problem which they th n tried to ol e. Overall, our tudent were cleaning up and taking care of the community. Theattitude of the faculty and tudent were oaring with pride and determinati n making thi a great year. Copy by: K. Pier on ( 12) Members of the Teen Forum steer the communitv into conversing about future plans in front of the high school. Photo by: J. Weadon 8 �Helping out with the ASAP program, Jon Alverado ( 12) plav.s basketball with Widefield Elementary students. Photo by: J. Weadon By Huffing napkins through chicken ~vire, Nikki Murphy ( 12) gets the Homecoming float for Community of Caring started. Photo by: J. Weadon Nikki Murphy( 12), Kristie Pierson( 12), Margorie Hubbell and Branden Martinez (11) make Community of Caring's Homecoming float come alive. Photo by: J. Weadon At Widefield Elementary, Chris Riley ( 12) tutors a student of the ASAP program. Photo by: J. Weadon 9 �Maybe We're Still Changing Trend come and go. orne may Ia"t longer than other , but till new tyle continue to develope. From the peculiar fa hion brought back from the eventie to the now popular hip-hop look, tudent at WH reate their own diver e fa hion . Student the e day aren't ju t ticking with trend", they're di covering their own look . From cowboy boot and dredlo k" to the ever popular leather jacket, we've got it all here. otju tfa hion are changing but o t o are automobile tyle . The look now i dropped, with plenty of ba s. Tinted window with cool arti tic di play are al o in. It i ery clear that the tudent ha ealotofimagination and aren't afraid to how it. For the 1993-94 chool year, tore like JW, Merry-Go-Round, Contempo, and for the lower price the PX (on Fort Car on) were mo t favored by tudent . The clothing line name that really tood out were 10 Color , Z. Cros " Cavaricci, Nouveau, Doc Martin, and Kari. But not just fa hion name t od out, o too did ports apparel brand . Example of the e were Starter, utmeg, Champi n, and Logo 7. It wa n'tju ttheguy wearing p rt apparel, but girL were al o taking on moreofama culinelook. Thi year "tudent weren'tju" t steppin' out, they were teppin' out in tyle. Copy by: B. J. Edward Bonnie Wright ( 12) and Tudy Wiley ( 12) are great examples of students who combine practical with paz;:.az. Jennifer Tittle (12) was cute then and she's even cuter now. �The change from a "sevie" at Watson Junior High to a senior at Widefield is l'erv apparent in kristie Pierson (12). Josh "Bear" Simms ( 12) shows the traditional, yet popular, taste of "Woodstock." Danta' Wilson ( 12 shows his spirit with the 110w very popular sports apparel. Kardia Pickney ( 11) displays her cultural side ~vith her AfricanAmerican braids. 11 �Maybe we're Co-ed "Cheerleading i for girl !'"'OhYeah!"Then what were all the e tall, buff, and extremely manly gu doing n the quad?Theywer ch ering and doing a darn good job of it. Thi pa t year e en bra e guy took on there pon iblity that carne with b ing a cheerleader: two to three game e eryweek, practice every day and trying to be the be t team they could. But it wa not all hard work. "Fun, brui e , cut , and bump on the head" are the thing that helped Pat Segura remember hi 12 enior cheerleading year. "Guys houldn't think it i ju ·t ~ r fag ," aid Joey Boroz, ophomore, "It'. mor challenging than it eern ." The e e en guy have proven thatch erleading i definitely a port for ther to check out. In the word of 1a on Robert on, "Any man can hold a cheerleader' hand , but only the elite can hold their feet. " opy by M. Hebert ( 12). Jason Robertson ( 1 2) (standing) and Nat/zan Appel ( 12) ( kneeling) slzow their power, basing Jennifer Martin ( 12) and Everlean Zoleta ( 12) in "Russian ·tars." �Cheerleaders Bnan Curtis ( 12) and Linda Richardson (II) have school spirit written all over their face f. Pat Segura (12) executes the iron cross. From left to right. Flynn Zoleta( 10), Jason Robertson ( 12), and Nathan Appel ( 12). Widefield's Varsity Cheerleading squad shows team work as they execute the "Liberty." 13 �Maybe some people are uniquely special While mo tofu, are born alone, a few are born in two' and even fewer are born in three' . Twin and triplet ar among th mo t intere ting people here at Widefield High chool. Th difference between them may range from age, to tyle of clothing, to the fact that the never eem to get along, while other of them can be o much alike in their per on alitie and their lo k that they eem almo t indi tingui hable. Twin and triplet have a unique way of alway knowing what the other i thinking. Beingthereforeach other through all the bad time and the good time i one of their tronge t benefit . nlike mo t other ibling , they har a pecial relation hip, and through thi , they maintain that pecial bond forever. Other pecial tudent thi year were Wid field High School' exchange tudents. Widefield wa happy to ho t 3 Ru ian, 2 German, 1 Au tralian, 1 Spani h, and 1 Chilean. Andrea Hendriguez, of Chile, aid that he carne here to know other place and to learn Engli h. The chool he 14 attended in Chile had a tudent body of every grade, but had only 300 tudent ,alittleo erone , ixth a , many a Widefield. Ofherexperience in America, he aid that he like drama cia and hate the bu . Polina ikiforova, from Ru ia, carne to experince new culture and place . he like it here and plan to return for college. "I want to tell the tudent ," Polina tated, "that communi m wa ju t politics; thepcoplearethe arne." Marcu Wandrey, of Germany, aid America wa different, but he like it. "Here," he aid, " chool i longer and homework i more important." Here is a representative sample of t~vins and triplets from Widefield High School. ot only do their closest peers get confused, but their own parents can sometimes mistake their identities. Often it makes a person wonder if he is seeing double. First row: Mike and Jamie Marks ( 12) econd row: Peter and Paul Harrill ( 11) Third row· Micah, Laura, and Jason Lajjler ( 10) �Ten minutes older, Mike Mark is only half of this set of twins. Jamie and Mike Marks ( 12) share a special relationship. They could ma.vbe even be compared to Brandon and Brenda on Beverly Hills 90210. " If I had twin a an adult I would bring them together and have them protect one another. " Renee Deguchi (II) " If I had twin a an adult I don't think I'd rai e them different becau e the way our parent rai ed u we never grew apart. " Mike Mark ( 12) Elena Zhabina ( 1 I )--an exchange student from Moscow, Russia--said that she min·es her family, but like\ school better in America. "I think our relationhi pi ju tlikeanyother normal . ibling relationhip, there i really no difference." Laura Laffl r ( 10) Plzotos by: J. Folwm (12) 15 ��• 17 �Abdusalyamov Michael Abdusalyamo1• Amy Abel Gary Abella Paul Abernathy Eva Achtemeier David Albrecht Kenya Alex Brandy Alexander James Allen Jennifer Allie Jonathan Alvarado Christen Anderson George Anderson Tania Angueira Nathan Appel Michael Applegate Jennifer Armstrong Lynea Ashworth MaryA vis Johnny Baca Greg Badnerosky Laurence Baker Bryant Bamba Michael Barat Joseph Barbie Kiya Barlow Dal'id Barnett Amanda Baron 18 �Butts Lisa Bartlett Paul Basgall Jeffrey Bauer Christopher Bedel Jennifer Beeler Kenisha Bell Kristen Bell Rebecca Bellotti Gary Bement Gary Bentley Ralph Bilbay Lowell Binnebose Manuela Black Thornas Bonewell Kimo Bonnelycke Julian Boone Robert Borden Stephany Box Jamie Boydstun Travis Bradfield Richard Bradley Heath Braley Damon Brimer Troy Brovold Ahin Brown Mikel Brown Lois Broyles Jason Buckley Jessica Bushway Eric Butt 19 �Butcher lzana Butcher Aminta Byrne Eva Byrne Jeremy Campbell Robert Canner Steve Chandler Anna Chapman JoAnn Chapman Kri ty Charleston April Chavez Emily Chew Brandon Christensen Melanie Church Bodwin Clark Akai Clifford Brandy Cline Bren Cline Tory Cobb Richelle Converse Shawn Cormier 20 �Fiske Tm-.·anda Crowell Brian Curtis Gwen Dabelko April Da_v Donald Day Shelly DeSha~er Carlos Davila Kimberly Deering Angie Deleon Lucy Denley Christina Diaz Edward Dinsen Jim Douglas David Doughty Natalee Drake Tina Dunlap Michael Duysen Spring Edwards Karen Elliott Norman Escalera Eliseo Estrada Danaschi Evans Yvette Everett Brian Farson Deanne Faure Alan Febus Aubrey Fennewald teven Fincher Christopher Fisher Dustin Fiske 21 �Flannery K. 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Flannery Brian Foley Chad Follett Jay Franco Steve Fra~ier Chandra Gallegos Troy Glommen Antonio Gonzales Christa Gonzales 22 Denver Foster Monica Foy Estelle Gallegos Phillip Gallegos Leslie Garcia James Gon zales Monique Gonzalez James Grady �Holbert Carlos Grima Patricia Hale Erin Hall Daniel Hanscom Jennifer Han sen Michele Harding Scott Harmon Grant Harris Crystal Hase Shelby Hatten Marisa Hebert Kristina Hefner Vicki Heint::.en Tammy Hellmann Matthew Helms Cassandria Hendricks Andrea Henriquez Sarah Hightower William Hightower 23 �Hong Chu Yang Hong Heidi Hopkins Marjorie Hubbell Amy Hutcherson Moana luli Carlos Jackson Maureen ]ani /..:y Rodney Jannillo a cha Jason Christopher Jellings Amy Jensen Daniel Jewell Gerald Johnson John Johnson Shane Johnson Natalie Jones Purcell Joyner Lewis Kary Adrian Kelley James Kelley Robert Kelley William Kellums Connie Kelly Heather Kelly Patrick Kelly Sayuri Kelly Hyon Kim William Kimball Steve King Chri tina Kinhofer 24 �Lund Aaron Kirchmann Tanya Kizzie Sue Kline Keith Knight Arnie Knopp Christopher Kois Jeremy Kowalski Lori Kozloski Michael Krablean Staci Kruse Kenny Kurkowski Paul Laird John Lambert Sandra Lancaster LaTanya Lanckriet Sharon Largent Matthew Larson Stanley Latham Nissa Lazenby Phillip Le Beau John Lee Ned Legohn Jamie Leininger Jodi Lethbridge Tova Littles Antonio Lopez Jose Lopez Shawn Louzon Eugene Lovett Jennifer Lund 25 �Luzby Loren-:_o Lusby Christina Lynch Jamie Macias Erin Macrides Tangelia Malone Jason Mann Melissa Man-anares Byron March Fred Marjerrison Deltamarie Marks Jaime Marks Michael Marks Vernon Marshall Jennifer Martin Tina Martin Erica Martine~ Mandy Martinez Shawna Martinez Heather Mascitelli Michael Matti Kelly Me Cleary Amy Me Clelland Stacy Me Colgan Jamaal Me CovCannedv · Sheree Me Daniel Brett Me David Jamie McGlothlin Timoth_v McWilliams Debbie Misola Bobb_v Mitchell 26 �Parze Gene Mitchell Dawna Mixon Jesus Molina Maria Mondragon Michael Moneypenny Melanie Moon Christy Moore Michael Moore Barbra Morris Christina Morris Nicole Murphy Crystal Navarre Zachery Ochoa Jolmy Pach(!cO Erin Palmer 27 �Parker Jeremy Peltz Brandy Pena Veronica Perez Michael PerezCoriano Jody Peters Ria Petrose Isaac Petterson Matthew Petty Brenda Pfister Jessica Phillips Kri tie Pierson Raimondo Piluso Sonya Pinela Elizabeth Portaleos (Otte) Enricomarquelle Preston ' Ramon Pressley Eric Prieve Jason Prunty lsha Ramirez Aspen Rasmussen Cheryl Reagan Corey Reedy John Reinking Mark Richards 28 �Sim Tiffany Rife John Rosson Christopher Riley Jaymi Ruby Marcos Rivera Wilson Rivera Melvin Roberts Jason Robertson Jaqueline Rodriguez Jeanna Romero Richard Rosemark Waltus Ross Kelly Russell Jessica Sadler Greg SanAgustine Joseph SanNicolas Tina Simpson Josh Sim Ronald Sandvik Jessica Seyfarth Susan Shaiffer Teresa Sharp Brian Shelton 29 �Sjonost Amy Jonost Shane Skalla Brandy Smith Brevard Smith Charlene Smith Jason Smith Ric/.cy Smith Virgil Smith James Snodgrass Dalila Solorzano Phillip Spann Craig Sparks Brande Sparr Jamie Specht Christine Stewart Jacqueline Stewart James Stone Jamie Stone Holly Strandberg Marc Strasner Angela Strempke Robert Striebel Rebecca Susser Jerry Swain Gary Taylor Thomas Taylor Bradley Thacker Pattie Thibault Charles Thomas Carl Thornpson 30 �Bubba Tinsley Jennifer Tittle James Towell Angela Tressler Kenneth Turner Kenji Uhden Warren Upchurch Bridgette Villeneuve Jake Volcic Jeremy Wachter Furgie Walker Stephanie Walter Kristin Walther Scot Weatherly Mark Wellborn Sonya Wentworth Mike Whelan Angela Whitfield 31 �Wright - Zoleta Amy Wright Bonnie Wright Fred Young Everlean Zoleta "Fred, stick to football," begs Mrs. Harri s as Jennifer Tittle and Bren Cline desperately agree. 32 Jeffrey Wusk Shauni Wyatt Katrina Yates Bringing the Senior mugs to an end, Mau Larson clearly states which class is #1. Trading in the soccer field for a campground, Everlean Zoleta and Carlos Grima confront the morning cold all bundled up. LoriKozloskishowso.ff herpearlywhiteswhile taking a break from cheerleading camp. Pyong Yi �Senior Life 1\bdus<\(~mov CD1chc<\( 'J{?fS 11, 12, ~naissance, 12, 'Banrf & :Marcliing 'Band·lO, 'Environmantaf Cfu6, So[o {2) ana 'Ensam6[e (1) Contest 10 1 bet 1 my: 1\b<:((<\, ~Ry 1\b<:Rnc.\t:hy. P~\u(: Our 'Town, :He[[o 'Do[[u, Steef 9.-faonofias, Jnfierit tfie 'l!l.'ini %.e Curious Savage, 'Drama C[u6 rep. 11, Presirfent 'Drama C[u6 12, 'Drama (L) 1\ppct N<\t:ho.n: Cfieerfeatfing Captain 12 (L), ~acfi. 10,11,12, ~nnaissance Steering (ommitee 11,12, 'DJUitC 10, 11, 12, 'Frencfi C[u6 11,12, 'llCJt 5'/.[[ star Cfi.eer[earfer 'VIS. CDMy Bo.dncRosky. <::;R g Bo.kcR. l.AuR nee: 'Drama C[u6, Spanisfi C[u6, 'frencfi C[u6, o/irfeo l)ear6ook 1\cht:CmciCR, ev~\ Nq:.. 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Ill\' 111'11/iwnd. }'ouare rrul\ a ~1}t}iom God }ou han• ht·comc 111ch a lon·lr Hill/If? /m/1 I tllll proud ofHm . ....flll' God bt· wah Hilt a limn lion• \'Oil Larnce, Mom Charle Thomas Bubba Tinsley Buhlw 111 rile llllbhlt•.l, It 11·as a lng llep from bubble bath 10 basehall 111pcnlllr. hut WJII made it. The 11ep1 ahead of Hill (/el hil(gn and /ngga. Ti1ke them one at a 11111e and srm focll.led. You lu11·e 11 hat11 rakes! fA•·e your familY. Mom. Dad. and Vickie jerry Swain Jerr.. £\plort tilt· mmmrai/1\, Cro.1.1 r!rt• oet'tlll.\, Srarga:e, Endure. Penaere. lndulge,(nlll a/or and 1101 o}tl'n) Be line, ( e1pecially 111 Hwndj) AIIC!a!lmn kiUm, Where mur 1pirrrra•·d1. Ours follow.\ . With lm·e Mom and Dad Christine Stewart Chn.\11111' Hill Jrm·e heen Ill\ jo_1 and 1111 ht•lf }rlt'llcl. lam n•n proud of 11 hat Hill hm·e turned infO. /Juml.. you for a 11·onderjitl se1·enran yean. /11·i•h YOIIIIIIICil lwppint'\.\ and joY 111 Hlllr life 10 come. 1/m·e H>ll rcr. much, Mom Jtmerican tuaents, Soft6a{{ 10,11,12(L}, 'Drama C{u6 :Manger, 13anc{, Jazz '13anc{, '13[ue '13ana BcH. Kcmsha: ~naissance, Wfio 's Wfio Jtmoung Jtmerican E>aughrnc.n. ChRISWphcR Bcdct ChRISt"ophcR : 'VICJI Carpentry10,11,12 BcdcR. }cnmrcR: ~naissance 11,12, Wfio 's Wfio Jtmoung Stuaents, 'Toaay's Leaaer's omination, '13askgt6a{{{L), 'Trade. (2L) 5tft at State, Champion 1993 omination in 'Trac/('13anc{, :Marcfiing 13anc{, W.l. .1J., 'Teen :Forum, Cu{ture C{u6, Commu 34 �nity of Caring, 'PuMic '.R.g{ations Coordinator ofStudent Ca6inet l)c{(. KRISt" n tkHc.\my. i\.\ROn BcHo-cn Rcocccc.\: '.R.gnaissance, 'Porn 'l'ons 10,11, 'Drama 10,11, 'Drama (ounci{'Treasure 11, Jouma{ism 10,11, '11...-tJ;t".}[S 11,12 Bcmen-c. ~Ry: '.R.gnaissance (L}, '1{:;-{S, ;Joot6a{{ dents, :forensics 10,11,12 (L}, 'lJistrict Cfiampion, Y:iftli in State, J{ptiona{ Qua[ifier, Co-:forensics rream ?.fan6er of tfie i)'ear, Spanisfi C{u6 10, Matfi C{u6 11, Science C{u611, Interact C{u611, Student Ca6inet 11,12 Secretary of 9.-fora{e, i)ear6oo~ 10,11 Sports 'Editor Bcn-cky. <::;c.\Ry : rflzeater Produccions, 'Drama C{u6 BRown. CD1k { BRoy{ s. lo1s: 'Wfio 's 'Wfio Jlmong Jfigfi Scfioo{ Students, B1{bc.'Y· R~{ph B{c.\ck. CDc.\nudc.\ Bonewc{(. 'Chomc.\s •Women ~' '£nsem6{e 10, Jlcappda Cfioir 11,12, 'lJramall, Jldvanced 'lJrama, Vance C{u6 10, Interact 12, 'W.!. .'lJ. 12, (jospe{ Cfiour 12, 1YECJ112, Cu{ture C{u6 12, Jlrt C{u6 12 Bonne{y k . K1mo Bu k{cy. )~son Burrs. CR1c: 'Tract 'Baskg6a{{, Crosscountry, Cfioir, Cfiam6er Boon . ju{IM Bo;c. 5-ccphc.\ny: .>ltMetic rr"rainer 11, Sympfionic 'Band 10,11,12, ::Marcfiing 'Band 10,11,12 Singers Boydswn. )~m1 ByRne. t\mm-cc.\ ByRne. Cv~: Swimming 10, Cfiam6ers 'Wind, ;Jrencfi C{u6 11, BR~dp {d. 'CR~VIS Sciecne C{u6 11, :First in Paired Situations (;Jrencfi C{u6) 10. BR~d{ y. R1ck: '.R.gnaissance, Jlrt, Jlrt C{u6 umpbc{{. ) R my BRc.\{cy. hc~-ch: ;Joot6a{{ 10,11(L}, 'Wrestfing(L) 10,11,12, rrracl( CMnd{cR. S-ccv n (L}10, 'Drama 12, 'lJeca, 1tJ./. .'D., Spanisfi C{u6 CMpmM. t\nM BRimeR. o~mon BRovo{d. 'CRoy: 'f?snaissance, (jolf (L}, :Matfi C{u6, 'Bi6{e Study, CMR{csmn. KR1s-cy Chc.wc:<:. t\pRI{ ChR1s-ccnscn. BRMdon: 'f?snaissance, JltMetic :Fitness Jlward 'D'ECft BRown. t\{vm: '}?snaissance 11,12(L), 'J{Jf.S 11,12, o/ice President of_ J-f.S, 'Wfio 's 'Wfio Jlmong Jlmerican J{igfi Scfioo{ Stu ChuRch. CDd~n1 C{Mk. Bodwm Jamie Specht }a !lilt' Con~mllllatiOIII.' rou/im·e 1/01\ reached tile nnt plateau in \'Our climb to tile top to make your dream.\ comt• trut•. Hope rou ctmlllllte in rour 1pr111111i he/i£}1 and lettlu·m ~wdt· Hill 111 wmr deci1ionmak111~ 111 tile future Thank \'I Ill ji1r all tile /wpp1 momt·nt\ \'01//ia\'l' ~1\'1'1/11.\. ! .on·, Mom. Dad, and 11111 Leigh Brevard Smith Slrane \kalla Charleen Smith Slialll. Wt art' proud of 1'111/r accomplillime/11\ 111 life. am/prtn }or tire \'£'/'\'hell }i1r Will in tile jitturt• Bell lri1ill'l on a lwpp_1 Gmduatum! l~e /m·e I'II/I, Jfothcr Dad and Paula Bobby Striebal Bear Simmf Boh/11 Bear, lte 'n• 1'£'1'1' proud of rou! l.m e. Mom, Dad. t1attand Am1· ~·ou 'n· comt·along 1101. We're flrtllld0/1'011 . Lon•. ttom and Dad 35 �Ocn{cy. Lucy 01.u. ChRisnM: '}?snaissance (L}, ?{_:J-{5, yir[s .State, Jltfi[etic C(IITORd. t\ku1 On)C. BRundy: :PBL51. 11 Omc. BR n 'Trainer, 'Tcnllls :A-fanager, (jennan _ }[<;'Vice President, Science O[ympiad, 'R_fnaissance Steering ( ommittee, 'l(am6ow C(u6, S5I'D'D, Student yovemmen t, J''BL51., :forensics (L), 5l551P CoM. CORY Coh n. ) nmrcR ConneR. BRund1s Oms n. edwuRd Oough~y. O<-w1d: 'Tfieatre Productions Conv RS . R1 hc((c 0Ruk . Nu~u{c Cook. Lcl(unl Ou ommun. Rochc((c: Concert Cfioir 10,11,12, 'Dri[['Team 10, Co;c. CO.chc((c Spanisfr C[u6 CRun<.k\((. W ndyc Oun{up. 'C1M: '}?snaissance 10,11, Orcfiestra, Cu(ture C[u6, CR nshuw. CRuv1s Orcfrestra Counci[ 10,11,12, Presidentia[ :fitness Jl1.uara Ouy n.CD1chu {; _ W.S 11,12 '}?snaissance (L} 12, Y:oot6a[[ 11(L}, 12, Y:rencfi C[u6, :;\.(ost Outstanding Student 10 edwuRds. SpRmg: '}?snaissance 11, Jlrt C[u6 11 CH1oc kuR n: 'R_fnaissance 11, Sympfronic 'Bana (L}, 'Itt'. I. .'D. Co<(ms. )ul'TlCS CR ss. s~ phMI :'Drama 10,11 (L}, 12, 'Drama Counci[ (Joint 'Treasurer}, 'Environmenta[ C[u6 11,12 (. ecretary), Spanisfi C[u6 11 CROll.IC(C 'Cutu<.\n<.k\: 'D'ECJI11, Cu[ture C[u6 11, 12, 'Teen Parenting C[u6 12 CuRns. BR1un: 'Wrestfing 11, 12, Cfieer[eading 12, Our'Toum 10, C5t551., 'Bi6fe Study, 'Drama C[u6, ~"tJ,t':J{S escu{CRU. ORmun Cs~R<.\du. C{JS o Cvuns. Oun<.\S h1: _ J[S 11 ,12, 'Bas{cft6a[[ 10,11,12, Soccer Ouy. t\pRI{ 10,11,12, W.l. .'D 10, Cufture C[u6 11,12 Oc Stku R. Sh ((y Cv R rr. ~v rrc OccRmg. Klmb<:R{y: '}?snaissance 11, 'Jitlomens 'EnsemMe 10,11, j:aRson. BR1un: Carpentry C(u6 Cfiam6er Singers 12 ~cbus. Nun Oc Leon. t\ng1c: '1/o[[ey6a[[ 10, 11, Soccer 10,11 (L}, 12 Alicia Seeley Licia. Fou hare accl/lllpli 1lu·d mon• in lilt' jir.\ll't~hlet'll w111r life 011 Earth lht·n I did, I admm 1 ou Con111111e lilt· n·11 oj \our lije ll'ilh a ptllfll'e alltlllde and w1u 11ill ~ofitr, m.1 dau~hlcr rou are bcauti{itlallll lctlt·med. lwn 1'1'1'1 proud of you lion• Will ,\lint Dllllll 'icelt•r more !han Will 1n//en'f' ~II/IlL Mom Matthew 'iauder.\ 'Ha11he11 Ket·p !hat ll·onderfitl .11111/e a\ \'011 pun lit' Hill/' dream\ and !here 1n111 'I bt• lllll 1hin~ Hill can'laccomplilh A/wan Ill<' God a\ rour ~uidt• 10 1'1111 IIIli\ Ill \Iron~ and ll'lll' t'llllll~h 10 do ll'lllllll riglll, 1'1'1'11 i{llml'all\ njcclum. !Itt• •mr/d i1 11111r1 111 COIIljllt'r \II Cllll/111111' 11/maJ.:e II\ proud. We lore Hill. ~tom . /)ad. and 7tllll You \'l' a/ln111 had a Clift hum!!' Lon·. r •tel/e allllf."•·cr/cwl Chri~ty Robin11111 C/m111 11 111'1111 like )1111 n·11erda1 rou 1n·n .&~~•.I.J• Iafillle ~irl and our mr of \1111\hine. 1111 I hal YOII han• ~1'111111 up. if 1ccm1 likt• 11/CIIl' !han l'l'l'l 1011 Ifill han 1ha1 11111\hllle IiiilCh. ,\/11'<11 1 kct·p HillY ~oa/1 111 1i~h1 wrd 11l lnu Ill HIUnd/. }'ou lw• ·t• a bn~ht frllun ahl'lul. Our /on• and 111ppor/1111l afiiCI\'\ f>t• 1rifl1 Will. Lon· \1om and \far~ Chri.\ Riley Chm. ~~~ art proud of Will cmd all Willi atnmtplilhmt·nl•. We •wuldn'tlllk ftlrmore. AI Hill reach 1hi1 cro\\rotul of murlifi•, our /on•, pride and 111ppor1are ailn11 1 1r11h Will, Thank\. Chn1. for bt'lll~ \'1111 Lon. Dad and Mom Corey Reedy Kt'<'P 1mihn~. he paltcnland 1/<11 focll.\.led 1111 rour ~oa/1. We /on 1'1111, \tom, Oad, and Chm �,t\pen Ra\llw Hen l.llth One· rou hm·c tii\CI) of lllll~ln!i \0111 parmi\ jc·l'i old, to \l'l' our ha/11 s:ir/ xmduwc 11 •omethlll'l cl~t• Wc 11·ill a/1w1 1 /w h('!'l' for \flU amllllf'f'Orl 1011 and all wu do. /.on A Ill' <I\ 1. '.tom, /Jad, Wn, l!lw Ly nn Ramirez 11/w, Oh.' I ~nm1 the ani Ill' I to that' We• ion· 11111 1.1' Mom and /)w/ Kri. tie Pierson Kri\lic We· hm e "atched Hill 'lrllll jmm a preciou\ hah1 'llfi into a hcawt}u/ Hllllll( II 'limen. Vot )1111 hea1111{u/ on the• 111111idc· hwmorc 1/llflllrtant/\ on the 1111idc. , \II of our /on•. hopc1 and flrtl\l'rl go 11'1/h Hill CIIIC/IIl' /../1(}11 Hill 11t// \lle'C'l'Uf 111\\flllt ner Hill emlcen er to do. !he l.ord lnt/1 hle\\ed 111 11hen he '!al'l'll\ Jason Prunty Ja\IJ/1. rrom thi1 lwpp1, 11reat e lu/d of 111 month\ to the mature and ll'\fiOIIIihlt• adult that 1011 are todav, I hare• a !Inn 1 he en •·en prollll of Will. 1'1111 Mom ·l..ill'l', Dad. Mom. 'i11tc·n. Brothe·n. ll'Cl'\ and 1\;tpht·\\ You an· tnt/\ a h/e\\111'1 s:in·n 1o 111. We prtll that God 1nll e Olllllllll' to gtllde and hie\ 1 mu 111 the COIII/II 'I n·an Conl/mu• to/Ill' Hlllr God xin·n talc·l//1 1o achine nenth1n'l po1 1ihle Wt• /m·c• Hill, \1om and Dad Enricomarquel/e Preston Ccmgratulaticm.\, Enriumwrquc•lle' A limn fiJ/Icm vour dream\. Lore Mom To our dau'lhter ~ crOIIIUI Lt·e Con'lratu/atltJ/1\.1 \Vm to 110 \'ao.' J ody Peters I'M GRATUA TING'!!.'!!'!!.'.' prell'nt/1· \en-11111 11'ith L 'iS Ahralwm Lincoln C~'S 72 and Bmtha Jeremy Peltz h·n·11n ~Wiie Page "Oh. l 1nmder ll\ l 11tlu·rl!. 11ha111 il You wuldn 't jill tho.\e hool\ hac~ thc·n. hut Hill 1urc· donm• . We 11'1\h muthe he11111 11 hellt'l'e·r 1011 clwo.\c. Lm·e a/11 an. '.tom Dad and Tara P ~ ~ ou a!lmn could ma~c a jillluon \talc·m;·nl. ' '" me Ill lt'l'lllll'l'n H'Cirl! \\tl/1/n lu111d\Ome ., W1ll I he a fomhall p/awr ''" ~mch<:R. St"even 10,11, Cfiam6er U 1incfs 12, J{ef[o 1Jo[[u Pit, 'Band Counci[ ~tsh<:R, ChRtsmph<:R ~presentative 10, o/ice President 11, President 12, ~tske. Ousnn Po.nneR4. K.C.: 'Tfieatre Production, rrYECJl ~o<ey. BRtc>.n: Swimming 'Diving (L)10,11,12, U 1ind'Ensem6fe opfiomore Co unci[ 'Treasurer, Junior Co unci[ 'Treasurer, Senior Counci[ 'Vice President, tudent Ca6inet 12, ~o<som. }c>.!Tl<.\<.\{ 37 �hall(m Oakley Dcart\1 ~'luuum. E11pn lifi•. li1·e it to the /ilfit•ltlllld a/lnn.1 \tri1·c to he tlu· n·rr hnt Will call he. }1111 han· a fill to offer to thi.\ uwM. 1-h ion• 1n// he 1nth Hill ahmn, u1lt'rtTcr Hllllllllr ~~~- Wt alff/1\T Villi ITI"Y IIIllCh. Mom , Htfl. Stephamc, a11d A11tho11_1 Shaylyn Yyborg Slrm1m, hw '1·e hee11 tire llltt.\lltltt' tit our /in·1 for t'i~lrtee11 Yean. Sou. a\ \WI ~o 011 to hi~gn a11d ln·ner. k111111 tlrat 11 t fm ·e wrd .111pport you 111 all that HILl do. 1.111 '1' Dad Mom . Rod 'Viclwle .'\.1urphy iclwle, You IH'rt'm\' trt'a\urc tht'll and \'Oil lrcn·e jt/.\1 become more a/Ill more price/e.\.\ a.\ Will lta\'t' grmm up. Tire future has I( real wrd ~ood tlrtlll(.\ ,, .\lore for you. I /on• you' We 'rc 111 proud rif HILl. Co11gratulation\! Ma~e your dn•wn1 comt• true. Lon· ahmn. Mom a11d Dad Christi11a Morris Dt ar Chri\lina. Tlu·n han· htTnnumY hli'\\UHP God lw\ bntort'll upon 10. But ottt \H' art• e\f"'' wllr rlumk{ul for 11 our jcnrhom. jilf Hm mach LH a jwmly. Fou Iran alu O\ \ \et nmr f.!O<ll\ lru~lr ami \lumn II\ that wm lwn tlu• u·i/lpmn·r to reach tlu·m. Tlu qwrt. You ·,.e nrcrcle it. 11 e k11e1\ Hill ll'ould' Cu: w1u got ••/rat 11 take.\.1! If tlrere 1n•re anmrore like Will, We "·ould take tlrem too-" Our /on• forel·er. Mom. Dad a11d the ~ran am/ jo_\ that \'OU han· hrou~ht lun·c madt lljt• \tonn\ \t't'm mrldt·r. A\ wm do\l tlu boo~ on tlri\ t Jwpu·r 111 _Hmr lilt ut•/ropt wm'/1 rt•mt·mht·r tht· fW\1 18 Yean fondl\, a\ tire_\ June ht't'll wmr root\ am/ noH \nth /on u t' ~in• ww \Our H m~\ Lnn . \Iom and Dc~d ~OSt:eR. OcnveR (L) 10,11,12, Jl.rt C[u6 11,12, Interact 11 ~oy. CDomc~ c:;on~{c;l;. CDomquc Lee: '_FJ-{Jit 11,12 ~RMCO. ef:R~tn c:;R~dy. Jo~t:~n CD.chc~{ ~{{egos. Ch~ndR~ Le c:;R~m-esplRit:u. CD1chc~{ Sh~non c:;~uegos. est:eUe: ~naissance 11, 'li{_J{S 11, 12, Cfieerfeacfing c:;R~ndl;l;IO. SGR~h : ~naissance 11, '1/arsity Soccer (L), '1/arsity 9,10,11,12, Soccer 10, 11, 12, Student Ca6inet Secretary12, :Jear6ook_9,11,12 ~RReiT. t\{JCI<.\ '.Foot6a[[ :Manager, Porn Pons (L) 10, W.I.'l{'D 11, 'D'ECJl. (L) 10, 11, 12 c:;RMt:;l;. CD~rrhcw: JfS 11, ~naissance 11, Soccer 10, 11(L}, 12, '.Forensics 10, 'Environmenta[ C[u6, Outdoor C[u6, Community of Caring, Science C[u6, Interact, (jerman Cfu6 ~RR rr. S~nc eRik c:;R {{. (Oc{~Jnc c:;~y{e. S~wn B c:;RIJTin. t\~m c:;e1eR. Oav,d: Cross Country (L}, TracK_ and '.Fief£ c:;RIJTin. Lee: 'D'ECJl. (L) 10,11,12, 'District '1/ice President, Stat c:;e1eR. Joseph '1/ice President, tate President, Student (jovemor Offices c:;RI!Th\. c~R{os: Soccer, Senior ~presentative c:;~uegos. PhJ{{Jp c:;Mc•~ Les{•e c:;eoRgc. ~vonc c:;,{{Md. Consuc{{~ c:;ROJ:F. f>RI~n c:;{enn. 'CI{CW w~{dcn c;Ross~ns. BR~ndy qommcn. 'CRoy: 13as/(g.t6a[[ 10,12, (jolf 10, 12 c:;on~{es. t\nt:omo c:;on~{es. ChRJst:m~: ~naissance, Interact, Spanisfi C[u6, Jouma[ism c:;on~{es. J~mcs: ~naissance 10,11, 3 c:;unt:eR. h~ns h~{e. P~t:RICI~ h~u. eRm: Tennis 12, Year6ook_Staff 12 hMt:eR. )eJ:F JfS {President}, '.Foot6a[[ �hc.\nscom. OM1 { h~\nscn. J nmr R.' Cfioir 10(L},11,12, 'Tafent Sfiow ana 'Entertain- ment '[onite, 'Drama 10{L),11,12, Pfays ana Musicafs, Ligfit Crew, 5 tage 'Design, C.:UJl Program, 'Drama Cfu6, , Sofo + 'Ensem6fe Contests h~Rdmg. CD1chcUc: PomPon 's 11{L),12, h MmM.Scorr h MRIS. <::;Rc.\n-r-: !foot6a[[ 10(L},11,12, Stuaent 'Trainer ll(LU2, h c.\sc. CRys-r-c.\{ h c.\rrc.\n. Shctby heRbcRC CDMISc.\ herncR. K R1snnc.\ hemn: n. IC't"ORic.\.' Soccer, 'Bantf(L}, 'Deca, 10,11, Spanisfi Cfu612, 'U'fio 's 'U'fio amongJlmerican:J{igfi Scfioo[ stuaents 10,11, 'l.lniteaStates Jlcfiievement Jlcaaemy, Jt[[ Jlmerican Scfiofar for Jlcaaemic Jlcfiievement ana !foreign Language 11 h odges. OM1 { hoogkms. t ngc{c.\ h o<bcRC Nc.\-r-c.\Sho. hong. Chu {Jong hopkms. hc1d1 howcu. l<..nnb<:Rty h uOb<:tt CDMgoRI h u-r-chcRson. t\ my lRon C toud. ChRis-r-ophcR he m:<:. J R my heU11K.\n, "Cc.\mmy lut 1. CDoc.\11<.\ hetms. CDc.\rrhcw hemph1tt CRnl C hendRICks. Cc.\ssc.\ndRic.\ Jc.\Son. Sc.\Sc ho. J ttmgs. ChR1swphcR J ns n. t\my: 'D'ECJl10,11 , !frencfi Cfu6 11,12 henRiqU S. t\ndR c.\ h1gh-r-ow R. ~\Rc.\h : Soccer 9, 'Drama, P[ays, 'Drama Cfu6, (je rman J we(( , O c.\m { Johnson. Ocnms Johnson. <::;cRc.\{d: ~nnissance 11, :A-fen's Cfioir 10, Jlcapef[a Cfioir Jc.\ckson. C\R{os C[u6 h1gh-r-owcR. W1U1c.\m hmds. l<..cU1 hmcs. t\ng1 : ~naissance 'B[ue Cara (L) 11, Principaf's List M ichael M oore COOL!''''''''''' ion . Dad am/ \tom Marie M ondragon Marie. ll\·llh 1'1111 the hl'lt 111 life, ltl/111' life 1.1 a ~ijtjmm God. What mu do 11'ilh mur fiji• i.1 mur ~1/t 1t1 God a11d Hlllrll If Scco11d. I 11'i1h 11111 \IICCI' \ \ , /Wf>flllll'\\ llllllahOI'I' alit hi' ~rellll'\1 gift of all. ion·. God h/1'11 mua!lwn! l..IH 'I', '\.1om. Dad, t:nc, ami Chn\11111' Brett .ltcDa ~·id Dear Brei/, Fromjint ~mdc I\ hen our "lew/a" too~ can· of the da.\ .l jiw Mr. Wallace Ill s·I'IIIOr C/111 .\ Pre.\ ldl'll/ 1 ~~~ n a/m111 proud of \'Olllllld kilO\\' lllll'llaccompli1h MCCH 111 thejullln' . What\ llt' \1, Prn ·• Lon· a/11'11\ 1, Mom , Dad, a11d 11, Cfiam6ers Cfioir 12 Johnson. John : !foot6a[[ 10, '13as/(g.t6a[[ 9,10(L}, 'Bana 9, Johnson. Shc.\nc M elanie M oo11 Oop1 had luur dav '>11'1allu', You 1rere a!lwn -a11d al•m.n 11'111 he- a in~ JO) IOU\ , a11d nenhm/1 aruond wtu. A:cep nmr 11111111 1mi/e, mur hi~ h;·art,alld a11 ope11 mi11d and Hill I\ ill C0/1(/UI'r tilt• 1\llrfd. un·c. Dad. Mom. fm11k. and '\.far/.. Jamie J1cG/othlin Jam it If li(e gin•s wma "hump ", "dig " 111 amill'l' itthmu~h . "Set" wmr ~oa/1 high a11d " /ut'' tht·m all. We lore youlwh1 girl! Mom , Dad, \fichdh· aml Tm·/or tacy .'\.lcColgan Stan 8/111 rihhon1 . \Cietln"jwn. alld champio11.\hip1 ; A IIIII~ IIIII~ llllljOrt'lgllflllld; Hart/lntrkmg , rt'\fllllllihlc. t ouare po.lilil·t•fl· gm11d 1 UH·e. \tom. Dad, Katlt', 011d Patrrc/.. ~~('11(/\ 39 �h elly .UcC/eary J ennifer .Uartin Jennifa. Ad/1 Wi.1i1111g wu all the }O\' and fwppillt'\ I Ill HI/I \(art 11/llllher joumn do1111 tht• road of lifi·. You are I TIT .\fii'Cial ro 111 and han• 11111de 111 proud. Wt'h/1(11\ vou jilfure 1rill be .filled 1111h .\1/Cet'.\.\. Hen God be 1111h you11011 and farner We /on• rou' Mom . Dad and Chrilfopher Con~raru/arwn1 ro our precW/1\ "/IItle ~trl" 11/w ha1 reached rht• jirlf major 1111ielfolll in hl'l' lift• We· pra1· rhar God 1nll a/lmn direct 1011r path. Wt• lore rou and liT are n•t-r proud of Hill. u11·e. Mom am/ Dad Jaime Uarks Micheal Marks Mil-t. \Vt• kne11 rhar wu could do 11! A/lmn remember Hill can bt• wrlfh111g you clwo.\t' and 1re lore Hill n•rr much. Go /i1r the be11.1! u11·e ahmn. Mom. Jaime Jenni/i·r, Grandpa and Grandma A/lmn r£'11/t'lllht'r 1n• /on• you. We are 10 proud of the Hltlllg /cull you'n· gro1111 fll be. Here\ hopt· j(n rht• ht•lf for the re\1 of Hlllr life. Lon a/liB\\, 'l.fom. Mtcheal. Jem11/i·r. Gramlpa e111d Grandma Jamie A1acias Jamit. What a ph-a.1ure Hill lwn• het'lt! You hm·e a!lmy.1 been 10 gro1111 up and relplllt\lble. Tholl'lftlaltrie.\ .1houlcl mal-e lifi· a .llltil}\in~ tuh·ellture. EtljO\!.' Dad. 'l.fom. Ktm. Gma. and ll'l'emv Erin Macrides l:.nn. h111 lun·e become 1 uch a ~ 1"01111-llf' penon. A1 Will lfep m·er the rhre.\lwld oj wur /It'll' life, r£'1111'11/bl'l' IH' 1nll a/wan be there j{tr you. l..tll"l', '1.1omaml Dad Jason Mann }a \lin J enn Lund }I'II/I, Our "Rmdnul" lw1 b/o.\.\OIIIed 11110 a beaull/ill. lmw~. ami cam1g \'Ollng 11"111111111 The bell friend a pt-r\0/1 coulcl era hm·e. Wt• Ion· Hill and are 10 l'l'r\ proud of you. Mar all your drew111 come rme. l.tH·e. Mom. Dad. and Chri.1 The dill· Hill 11 ere bom 1n11 a hcaurijitl..\1111.\hllt\' day 111 Honolulu. That heallf\ and 11111.1hine i.1 \OIIIething 1re 11·ill a/1mn equate ro 1011 You are a IHI/Iderfu/ \(Ill and II£' IITih \'0/1 01/f CO/I~ratu/atiOII\ and COIIfilllll'd lwppine\\ and .\liCct'\.1 llitertTer life 11 ill rake 1011. Lon•. Mom and Dad Jo se Lope: l ow, Sharon Largent 'ilumm . \\o e are proud of Hill and 11"i1h tht• ren he.\1 111 your}ilfure. uH·t•, Jfomand Dad Con~rarularwnl. 11 'Ia bow rime. Good fuel. in the Jwure. \Ve 'II a/Inn·.\ he there j{1r Hill. ull"l Mom. Dad. Ddli. Lui1. and Guillermo Jones. t\.m1 Jones. Nt\t"t\(1 : Porn Pon 's 11, Cfi.oir 10,11,12 JoyneR. PuR c(( ~Ry. lewiS k. (( q. t\dRlt\n: Soccer 11 40 KcHcy. Jt\mcs KcHcy. Ro6cRt" Kd(ums. W1H1t\m KcHy. Conm KcHy. hct\t"hcR : Women's Concert Cfi.oir 10,11 (L}, Jil.capef[a Cli01 �12, •Jtlomen s !J3ar6er Sfiop 11, , So(o + 'Ensem6re (on test 9,10,11,12, l)ear6oo(Staff 12 KcHy. Po.n1 k: (jo(f9,10,11 Kce<y. S..\yuRI: 1(fnaissance 11(L},12, :;{5, ~:MCJ'l Youtfi Leaaersfiip, IJ3ana 10,11 , :J{onor !J3ana 10, Sopfimore Secretary, Junior Secretary, enior Secretary Kcn:(c. CRys~o.{ K1m. hyon: 'Tennis 10,11,12, Interact, :f!J3L>l K1mb<\H. W1U1o.m Ko:z:{oskl. LoRI: 1(fnaissance 11,12, ?I.._JfS Cfiairperson 12, Cfieer (eaaer 10,11,12 Captain, 'Tennis 10,11,12. Interact 'Treasurer 11,12, Commumty of Caring 12, 'Ieen Jorom 12, Spanisfi C[u6 12, Science C(u6 12, ;<t[L tate Cfieer(eaaer KRo.O<c~\n. CD1ch<'<d : Curious Savaoe p(ay, 'D'ECJ'l, J'lrt C(u6, 1 at 'D'ECJ'l, 2na at 'D'EC5l '.Districts KRus . s~" I KuRkowski. K nny l\1Rd. P~\u{: ~naissance 12, :Joot6a(( t)..{anager, !J3i6{e Stuay Kmg. WIHIO.m Kmhor R. ChRis~mo.: Soft6a(( (L} 10,11,12, Soccer 10,11,12, 'Bask.et6a(( 10, 11 (L),12, :Je{(owsfiip of Cfiristian 51. tMetes, l\mbcRc john l\ncM~cR. S..\ndRo.: pracfifest for (jemwn Ill 10, 5tfi p[ace for ationa( :J{igfi Scfioo( 1?.paeo J'lssociation, ;<t(( J'lrea Soccer 'Team 10,11 ~nckRI ~- 'Co.nY": IJ3as/(g.t6a[[ t)..{anager 11,12, 1(facfi 'Team 10 KIRChl'n<.\nn. 1\o.Ron l\Rson. CDo.n:hcw ~~h<'<m. s~o.n<cy: CO'E, :JIJ3L>l K1u1 . 'Co.ny<\ K<mc. Sue: 'J1lomen 'Ensem6(e 10,11, Cfiam6er Singers 12, s Conversationa( '.Dramas l\Rg<:n~. S~\ROn Orcfiestra 10,11,12, Cu(tura( C(u6, Orcfiestra Counci[1(fpresentative 11,12 lu nby. N1sso. lc Bco.u. Phl{{1p Lc . )ohn: 1(fnaissance, Soccer 10, 11 (L}, 12, (jids occer Kmgh~. Kc1~h t)..{anager, 'Bask.r. t6a(( Knopp. t\m1 Ko1s. ChRis~ophcR K()Uk}.{Skl. ) R my lcgohn. cd lcmmgeR. )o.m1 L ~hORidge. )odl Ln:<cs. 'Coyo. CltriHina Lynch Chri\lina A.'inhofer Cont:mtulatwnl. Chnl/lna! \~ae 10 pmud ofrou We 1d1h Hill cm1t1n11l'd 111cn·11 alllllwpflllll 11 as rou .\tart an importa/11 11£'11 phalt' 111 wur il(t•. ,\lid n·memhn 11 e 11 ill a!lmr.1 he there ji~r vou. Lon Mom a11d Dad Crmt:mtu/atto/1\ to o11r "lint" hom and ~1'1/dlllltl. }'ou Jun·;• f>ou~/tt II\ mam mcmoral>le "jint ' throu~lwut tlu H'an. \r; an• n·n proud of \'Oil and ll'il/t Hill all the hnt 111 lt/l'. ,·\/lmll r;·m;·mha 11111r ''jint.1" 111 It]<. tltn onl,1 cmm• once. We lore wu a/•mn and /(m,·l·;·r, Oad and Hom oxoxoxowxo taci Kruse }ou rc 1111 hw1111 Till \Ollie hw1111 lmn rou lt~c 11c do' Lol'l' ..11,1om. Dad. a11d Can Tanya 1\.i::.::.ie Tanm. }ou han· a/uan heel/ \f'Ccia/fmm the n·n jint dm. Dn tltt\ 1pccial dm, Ill' u t\h }or rour lwpfllll< 11 and \IICU'\\ We hare con(id;·nn• 111 1011 tltat 11111 11 ill \liCn'l'd in •rhat en-r I'II/I deudt· to do. Cont:mtulallt>/1\ andnutch lore, The 111111/e Jamtll Heather Lynn Kelly Swllilllll'. You a/ll'a\'1 did hal'e a ~ijt jm ~abhi11~. }'ou ha1·;• ~/'/IIIII imo a hemttt(ul rotm~ 11'11/llall. \~e an• •·cry proud of \'011 Remember to ji1lloll' your dream\. Lt11·;• a limn. Mom . Dad. Tonl/11\·, All~te, Bohh1, a111/ Aunt Shl'ila William Kellums Bill1 \\c 11 i1h 1011 the />t 1t 111 th;•/tlllln and n·memh;·r ',fom and Dad lm'l' \'OU. Hom am/ Dad 41 �Lockwood. Rtco.Rdo Lope::t. t\nt"onto Lope::t. )os Lou::ton. Sh<.\wn Loverr. eugene Lund. )enmreR: Cfioir, Cfioir Co unci[ ~presentative, 'Environmenta( C(u6, '111.'£.'./lC. (Program 'lJirector} Lusby. LoRen::to Lynch. ChRtsnnt.\ CDc.\cto.s. )o.mte CDo.cRtdes. eRm CDo.dRtd. )oshuo. CDo.{one. 'Co.nge{tnt.\ CDo.nn. )o.son: ~naissance 12, 13antf 10, 'lJrama 11,12, Interact 10, 11, 12, :Forensics 10, 11, 12 CDo.n::to.nt.\Res. CDe{tsso. CDo.Rch. ByRon CDMJeRRtson. ~Red: ~naissance, 'J{J{s, 'J!t'restfing (L} 10,1L 12, 13ase6a[( (L} 10,11,12, :Foot6a[[ (L}, Stutfent Ca6inet Presiaent CDo.Rks. 0e{t"O.mO.Rt CDo.Rks. )o.mt : o/o[[ey6a[[ (L}, 13as{(!.t6a[[ 10, fJYECYI (L}, Spanisfi Cfu6, Sweetfieart Canaiaate CDMnn.) nmr R.' o/arsity Cfieerfeatfer (L} 11, 12, Cfioir 11, Interact 12, Community of Caring 10 CD,\Rnne::t. CRtc,\ CDc.\Sctt" {{t. hco.t"heR: :H.5 12, 'Etfitor In Cfiief of Scfioo[ Paper 12, 'Eaitoria['Eaitor of Paper 11,Cfieer[eaaer 10, 11(L}, 12, Interact 10, Jouma[ism (L} 10, 11, 12 CD,\{n CDtch ,,{: Wresfing 10, :Foot6a[[ (L} 11,12, 13antf 10, YI'VP CDC OeMy. KeUy : ~naissance (L) 10, 11, 12, 13antf 10,11, Interact 12, :Frencfi C[u6 (Counci[ :A{em6er} CDC OeUo.nd. t\my CDC Oogo.n. St"o.cy CDC Coy-Co.nnedy. )c.\mM{: o/arsity :Foot6a[{, 13as/i:.J!t6a[{, Wfio Wfio Ylmong Ylmerican %gfi Scfioo[ S tuaents CDC Oo.m {. SheR e: ~naissance (L} 11, Cfioir 10, 11, 12, Orcfiestra 10,11, 12, Orcfiestra Counci[ 11, 12 (Secretary/ rrreasurer} CDC Oc.\vtd. BR rr CDC c;<ot"h{m. )o.mt : o/o[(ey6a[[ 10, 11, 12, Soccer (L} 10, 11, 1 'lJrama, CDC Wt{{to.ms. 'Ctmot"hy CDC CDmn. ) RRy- Ro.y CDt{es. BRo.ndon CDtso{o.. OeooRo.h: fJYECYI10, Cu[ture C[u6 12 /1 the •mrld readrforme H'l? Cu~ 1'111 read1'}i1r tht• 11·orld. Shane Johnson You dtd 11. Shane' Congratulation\, job ll'l'll done.' 011 /il'l a job!'! Lm·e, Dad and Mom .'l,foana f uJi MOll/Ill, 199-1 11 here did the time !ill? Just H'\ll:rdm. lilY beautifullm/J\ ~trl had the ~oal at her jint birthday to get wme of her ice cream imo her mouth. Todar. 1111 1\'0IIderfu/ dau~hter ha.\ accomplished li/IOther goal- one of the 1110.11 important in her /ife~radua/10111 limwrrmr, nn· daughter •l'i/1 1et anotha goal and \uccel'll'! Lm·e alll'ay.\, Mom otlung i.1 a 11a.1te ofttme ifroutl.\e tlu npt·rit·nn· ll'ile/v. Con~ratulatioll.\ liradume.' Lm·e, Your proud jiunilr atasha Holbert 1\atw/w, On Mtn 19. 1976at 6:-15tun 11 e 11·ere tmfl· hle.1.1ed 11 ith a mtracle Word\ can 1101 nplain the PR!Df.. JOF am/ L0\1·. that Ill' Jed for wu Manr doon •nil open for l'l>tt Some •nil not. But the tmt'.\ that 11 i// 1101 an· tmll 'OT ll'llrth the tune lpt'/11 to open them. }ouan• trtt/1 the BLST of the BEST We pra1 that God ••·ill knpand protect youa/1nt_n. We /on ww. "The Gang" �tngie 1/inei Dan Hodgei /)an. \n~ic So qutck/1 mu \\'Ciltjroma \llet·t /wit• hah1 to a \lllllrt. carmg, h('(ILI/i(ul \'111/llg •wmall. We are 111 proud of \011. W11h lore joren·r. Dad, Mom and }ouart• tru/v "f>don·d oj God". rou han· ht'('ll the /i~/1( oj 111/r /i\'('1 /IIIII ~~~ lllld ftt:ht lip the •wrld. We /m·c Will, Momalld /)ad Julit• Sarah Hightower Sarah, Collgratulatulll.\ lllld admtratioll ~o out to Will, our dar/m' toottt' You u·ork.ed hard 111 he lrht·re Hill arc todal'. Stay on the trw/ It II take Will 1\'i// w;u want to ~o. Don 't forget. Will '//a/wan be 11 piece of our pu:~le u11·e, Mom. Dad, and Cltn.\ ~'tilliam Hightower l111 't he cute' \~e •mtchcd Will ~:mu · up to hccomeamcevoullgmall. Good luck ill the 1can to come. Lon·. Mom lllld Oad Vicki Heillt:en Si.11r. from Cookte Mmt\tt•r to A.P. Crystal flase Bwlo~:v. tlu \'l'an lw1 ·e ~Oilt' IJ\ 10 Collgratulatlllll.\ Ill our /m·ely Crntal We are .10 •·t•n·proud of quicklr. Your Dad am/fare 111 proud of you. Wt• kilO\\ Will 'II he 11 f?ft'lll 111cn·l.l 111 "lwte•·cr Will clwo.H' to do. We /m·e Will n•n· much' Coll~ratulatum\ Graduate Wm· to ~:o.1111 ! UI\'C a/lmn. Mom . Dad lllld L mud too CDrcchd{. Booby : State Cfiampions :foot6a([ 9, State Cfiampion Soccer Inaoor outaoor 9, State 400 meter ana mi(e rdays Cfiam· pions, :Marching 'Band, Concert 'Band, Pep 'Band, Swing Cfioir, Men's Choir, '!!ice Presiaent Sophmore C(ass, (jo{rfen 'Brief( :foot6a[( P(ayer, J'l(( State Offense ana J{onora6re :Mention 1Jefense CDKchcH. <::;ene CDt;con. O~wna: Cfioir 10,11,12, Orcfiestra 11, :f'l3LJ'l12 (T)o{,na, Jesus CDondR~gon. C0~RI~ CDoneypcnny. COtch~d CDoon. (T)c{~me: ~naissance, Symphonic 'Bana 10, :Marcfiing fJ3ana 10,11,12, Wina'Ensem6re 11, Cham6er Winas 12, (Jerman C[u6, :JJf!lt, J{istorian 10, Presiaentia( J'lcaaemic :Fitness J'lwara CDooR . ChRtst"y : Soft6a(( 9,10, 'Ban a 9,10, :Marching 'Bana 9,10, J{ay C[u6, 'Beta C(u6 9,10, :f'BLJ'l 9,10,11,12, '!!ice Presiaent 9, :Most I mprovea Soft6a[[ P[ayer 9, S tuaent of tfie 9-earPftysics of I'J'echno(ogy 10 CDooRe. COtc~d: 'R.gnaissance, Jouma(ism Staff CDoRM. COtcheHe C0oRRIS. fuROR~ CDoRRts. ChRtsnna: 'R.gnaissance (L}11, 'Bana 10,11,12, Wina du6, 'frencfi C(u6, J'lSJ'lP 11,12, CDuRphy.· Ntcho{e \'(/II u11·e. Dad. Mom. Glelletta, Mont\·, lllld /)(111/111' N~vMRe. CRyst"~{; 'lJrama, 'R.gacfi rream Ne~t 'Ctna: CO'£ 12, :f'BLJ'l Ne~t"h. Rona{d NtktroRov~ J)o{tna Noo{c. Ocwcy NyboRg. S~y{yn : I'J'ennis (L} 10,11,12, 'lJrama 10,11,12, CJ'lSJ'l, Stuaent I'J'rainer 10,12 O~k{ey. S~non Och~. )Mon Qh{oRechc Reed ORICk. RobeRt" P~checo. )ohny P~dRo. Reyna{do p~ge. WtHie : :foot6a([ (L}, rrracf(JL}, rrwo state P[ace 'Jt,{eae!S in I'J'rac/0. 'lJ'ECJ'l P~{m<:R. eRm P~{op 'CoR uo·. 'CeRes~ p~{sRok. J~mcs PMkeR. ChRtsn~n PMkeR. )~m1 P~rreRson. P~t"Rtck P~rron. C0My: :Math C(u6 10,11,12, 'A{ath 43 �Scott Hanu en '>coli. Brandy Gronhan\ Brwuh. Seem.\ like tml\ H'ltl'l'dar .. I'm t>rmul o(w111! l.<ll'l', Mom Thou~h time i.1 tmrdcntin~. the \'1111111/llll/11 f/00~ ill/10\\ II ith IIICh pnde. will a/wan he the nn•et /win h111 I trelllure 111111\' heart. I /m·c you. Scoll Gt·of}rcr.'! ".tom 10 Carlos Grima Lee Griffin Carlo.\, We're l't•n· proud t>{HIII, keep 11 up' Good lud in the future. l.on• ww. Mom. Oad. iUi. Ric~1·. and Oelli Lt·e. Oaddr '.1 lillie lllllll! .'-.1ama\ /w/>1 ((Wilt! Sarah Grandizio Melanie Frost Sarah hill han• achien•d mort• out oflt{c then \'1111 •cttli~t· You han· il·amcd hm•· to ((rah jill' tht• \tar. catch it. Yet Hllll'fl'l'l .\fill 011 tht• ((l'()lllld. Mel. 11·a\ a /win· hom to 1/wp. Her jin·ontl IH/rl/1 " /1n1u/d lik;• to han·. " She couldn't .IllY K·Mart \0 she 1nndd Yell "K Kart ". That 1m1 her jal'l>nte place to ((O. Umtl .1he got older and discm·ered 11 hm 1re call a mall. ot tllll ll\ .\ unA.. \Ve ure C\trntit'l\ 1 proud oj \'1111 u11·e. Mom allll Dad Plulflp Gall<gOt l'lrtlftt james Gonzales )ou /tq•J.td J,J..,. a ltltlt lrohhtl uulr tlwt 'Ju·rui'H Jo1 t tulll thrHt' h11: hro1111 t'\t \ }tm \t'(/r,mJ{ttlalot t•h\\I(U/1\ hut/11\lch lame.\, e1·en a\ at hilt/ \'1111 upre.\ 1ed a /m·e for lifl', a limn \llllling, ailm1 1 lwpp1. Your competitire nature i.l 11 hat .\I'll w1u apart from othen. You lun·e wt 1ome loft\' ((Oa/.1, goa/1 atlwnah/e onh to tlw.\e thm 11·ill do 11 hat it tak'n to make it. You hare 1rhc11 11 take.\. Cm1((rallllmion\ and /m·c· ailmn. Mom . Oad. Diww.Rohert, Bech. Mad,andJuan \our "''ll that HI tTl 'imurt. uud fimn\ latlt' /JtJ\ \\t'.,t' ~rtmlltuiiiUM Qllc//tnt }nu lt' mmh "' 1 c n proud m l(lllltl( a/trt \our drumn ncl \lUi Ill~ to \our 1¥'/lrf\ \/though wu mil ~cnc " '"'"''\\ ahmll \Oil. \OU ~~ 1 u pomt m ron "hi'II \Oil jt't'( \omt:thm~: '"' t nght tJr r t'll ulun \ou dou't tlun( II 1\ }ou null\ clon't/olfo,, tlu crmul. lmt hmc ufucl\1 httll I"',, },,·,,. mtoa rt''ptm.uh/, ,ouroMn \r•tmg mon \oh if\ou ,ul\ ''"' t onlttiU(' to c '""" up \our roam Wr lm t' \till. \1om allll /)ad } .T Folsom Estelle Gallegos Son. hw han· ~rmm }rom w1 inquillln e child· 11 lwlu11 filled our Ji1·es 1ritil SfWiltinett\' and }0\ 10 em adn•nflll'l'\ yow1g adult 11 ho /w1 made hi1family \·t•n·pmud oj Hill l(ww can imagine il, Hill canacilie1·e it. If you can dream it, will can become it.· \Ve ~11011 that wm will contillll<' doing a grea/ job lllachie•·in~ Hill!' goa/1. We /m·e rou. Mom and Dad Estellt•. The dm· you 11·ere bom, \I'll.\ the be.\1 den· in the 11·or/d: Ill 1r;·re becoming Wlllr parents. You hare brou((ht 11.1 lot\ oflwppine.\.\ and joy. u11·e wwforl'l'er, Mom, Oad. and Cn1tal C[u6 'Treasurer, Community of Caring 12, Cjerman C[u6 10,11,12, Wina C[u6 10,11,12 J)cckRscn. Ntcho<c>.s: ~naissance, J£5, ~oot6a[{, Wrestfing, rsiMe C[u6, .91.[[State 44 ~irst 'Team J)ctc;~;. J Rcmy J)cR J:. CROntCc). J)cRc;~;-CoRtMo. COtch<.\d �Brian f oley Brian, I.ITn tlwn Hnt couldn't ~<'<'fl 11111r mouth 1i111t. 'fh111~1 hm·t·n 'r clwngulmllch. lu11·e thn ' Con~raru/atwn1" We'n n n proud of Will. !.ore. Hom. l>ad. Karen. Robar, and Mar~ A ubrey Fenn ewald Aubrn. \~e /on· wuand art• 111 proud oj Hill. Goforit" L..ill'e, Mom. l>ad and Uaina tngie De Leon 111~/l. Con~ratulation1.'.' It \l'l'/11\ li~t· llllfi'H'IIl'l'darthat\'01/ln'/'l' ~mduatm~ from Kllkr~artt·n. Tim< htll n·rtamh flmm /11·. but I han ailwn bt·t·n proud o{you and all that wu han• accompli1hed. I tlwnk the uml .fi~r ~11'111~ me a 11·mulcrful dau~htcrlike 1011 ~fuch /on•, ~1om and BoBo April Day \ pnl Four fint \ll'f" ta~cn. Con~ratulmion1 1111 w111r Pomp am/ Circumlt<mn 1m/~. l .m·e from. Mom. Dad. Julie and Su·w1111' 'ite~·en Fin cher )/1'1'1'11. Through all the \l'lln of~"'' and ~radn. IH' 're com<' tlwul(h 11 all am/ I'm IIIII \ll/11', all the fll'tllflll hn IIIII IIIII I Ill II 011/d ll'l'il(il a ton but 11e're 10 ~lad VOl If Oll r \Oil. Con~:rat1 .' /Hom and Dad Christina Dia: Chrilflllll. "T11 o mad\ dt>l'YI:I'lf ina 11'111111 II 0111/am// too~ the IIIII' /ell trm·e/ed brand that IIlii made all till dif.fermce." You hare a IInzy\ /11~1'11 till' hard road and that ha\ 1/wped Will into till 1peua/ daughter 11 e are proud to hcn·e. Bu/}1', /wid on to wur ~:oa/1 and 1pmt. u11·e, Mom. Dad. Micheal. am/ l'epe eermg 1111 Kim Cmz~ratulatzon\t Graduatwn 11 here and nm• Hlllr riff to collcl(e. Wlwt doe1 the .fiaure hold for Hill., Garth Ill) 1 intlu· Ill/Ill " I hc Rin·r... Don't 1itupo11 t/11 1horc line and \a\' \our \11/ilfied. choo\e to clllmce till' rapid\ and dare to dann• the tidt• ... " Kzm. nou ;, tht• time to ~ct into the mainlfn•wn of life and ~oafter wur drccm11. But, ahm·e all be hapJ11. Wc·lon•wnt 1omuch. Womand Brian Curtis Bmm Crm~ratulatum.\.1 .' It'! hard to belzl'l'e wur all~:m11n 1/fl. Rl'lnemba 1011 can do wnthinl( Will fiLII your mind to. We 11 i1il Will 11111111 /wppinc11 am/ III<H'II 111 thejlllllrt'. God blt·11 \'Otl.'! f..lll'e, Hom. Dad. ami Kim R1 rJull~ c·an,tnt Rl(htlt (Jur /111/t an~:t>l' '\hat u ~:ifi of lift'' )ou art o•tn \ptnal }ou ,,.111nudouttoht a hrumful pa n a nrl/ t.u u Mu Jrtrnd hutM'itofallourJauclunu,~Aiu\tU Tatmnda Crowell Ut" "''h 111h~ \U\ brJ.tm 11 ;- (,oforth~ gold' \lutt\'i Hen tJ\ poHtnf' Hut'! tJtr1/ happ Di \ .!reams U Qr~ r XhiiJt M mal..rlthap~'' fol/ M 'OUr (}urlt"~and ~J.IMUht..if; r \ 110/MU\ llmr \Oil. \ ur \f,,n. \lllhtm) \t1dr~14 \ltt'lnu Oan11 Hu \ \f,mhn. nud /J,1d J)ct" RS. )ody J)ct"ROS • Rl<.\ Pctt Rson. ls..\<.\c : 1Jrama Pttt4. CD..,tthcw : 'R.f!naissance, ~'W/io s'1t fi o Jl mong Jlmerican J{igfi Scfioo[ Students,_ Jf.S, Co[orado 'Boy s tate 1993, 'J.1 1restfing 10,11 ,12, 'Team P[ayer of tlie 9ear 11 'H'restfing, :frencfi C[u6, interact C[u6, interact 'Treasurer 1 45 �Bren Cline /1r('ll I han• hl't'n hle1 11·d to han a 1011 a1 •rill\' and clwnnm~ a\ rou. Throu~h the 1ean 1011 han made me /au~h and en. !he me morin •rill ht· trealwnl a/11 an. Tory Cobb Ton hlltlll'!ed~t 11 n~ht, a11d hal" wwr 1hi1111111g 10 hnght.1 fitl..e In 110rm. Ire 1ri// a/lmn ion• wru Dad, \tom, Haria. a11d A.an·11 }' Akai Clifford AJ..ai 1'1111 han· .let \Omt' pn·111 hi~h ~oa/.1 for wwndf ,\m/1 ha1·e 110 doubt that wru 11 ill achin·e each andt'l't'n Ollt' han• lll'\'t'l" bee /I more proud of rou tht'll I am atthi1 tune. I reali~e thlll thi.l 1.1 onlr the he~inning. Rt•mt·mbcr thi1 one thin~. \UCU'\\ i1 a dream that ha1 become n·alit\', Lon a/lmn. your mom Bodwin Clark !leautt}u/ Qmt•n l).di~lttfili li_lll/1('/ Kristy Cltar/estoll Con~mtulai/Oil\, A.r/\11'. \It are all Jumu1rtm\, 111 proud ofmu. Hope tllll 1\)11.\1 one more .llep tmwrdl wmr ~oal. prar all rour drewtll come· trut', Remnnht•r a/lwn. IIIli 'n• a/lwn heellour lutlt· mr of \ltlllhillt', Lon• a/lmn, Mom, Dad. Crw~. and /.ill udr a cute Iii' clwllm~<. Our world \Hl\ lllTt'r tht• wnu. Sm\ \OU 11111\l nmquer a bl~l.!t r worhl Alua\\ rtmt·mhtr,tlurt l\ nc,thml.! ''"' nmttlo. .\faAc t/u• '""'"a l>t'Ua f'llll< It 'I all \"(Jilf\ Gojor t1.1!' l.1n t am/ Pra\t n, al!llrt· h'll\ \tom. Dt ,/ Rodu lit·. and Jr't tlu "' ' Ah•in Brown Kimo Bonne/yoke Dt•ar A.uno. \\'c couldn 1 han a1J..ed }or a bella 1011. \It• 1n11ched 1011 ~roll }rom a lillie hoY tll/11 a{im Willi~ mall. We arc• alll'an \Of'I'OIU!of You are a n·rr .1pecial pa1011 11/w hm briglllt'll our /in·1 immt'llll'l\ , Gt~d has bleued wu 11·ith the alnlitr to do wtrthmg Hill IIWII au on you dream\. IVt• 'rt proud oj IIIII Lon•. Mom. Dad. Shelman and Chn1 IIIII. \\'e ion· 1 ou, Mom and Dad Keni5lta Bell A.ellillw }ott'// al•mn he 11umhcr lut our \l~ltt1. ft'1 allw:inll hmr jillt/lllll'fW\\t'\. \\'e'rc proud of Hill, Keni1/w. Remc·mhn the lughc•lfladdcr 1\ dtmbed one \ll'f' ell a time. \fm the l.ord he 11ith 10u a/11an Becky Bellolli Dear Bec-!...1. hw'n• trorded a hm~ •nn 1ince thi1 picture ll'lll tal..en . Con~ratulation\. We /m·e Hill, Mom. Papa. Jennr all(/ Heath!'l Ph•U•ps. } ss1 "' pPst'eR. f>R nd<.\ : ~naissance 11,12, o/o[[ey6a[[ 10, Tennis (L} P• Rson. KRISt'! 10,11,12, 13antf (L}10,11,12, 'Envirnmenta[ C[u6 12, P•{uso. R...\Jmondo oR . ChRJsmpheR : :foot6a[[ 12 46 Lou~lttcr tlrtilltc Rdiahlt Kindht•arted lll(/epettdt•flf !lam·e A 1 wen throu~lt our t'l'l'\ of/on• llt''rc proud ofwm. Mom and Dad Bra11d011 Christense11 Brando11 l.\t \ \O ml\c hH'\'011\, t lwrach r \O 11, President of Ineract 12, (ltild-of-God �l enni Beeler lenni Rcmonhcr 11/111 ' 1 c htlcl \flU art• Lol'e, Mom and Dad Chris Bedel l.oo/.. at all thatlrair, ~~OW!!"!! Lore, Mom and Dad Jeff Bau er nmr lt·IJ Congmtulatitlll\ 1 I 'm 10 proud of all rtlltr hard \Hirk ami acctmlpillhmcnt. All nn ion· and prawn are 1dth \'flu a\ \'flu ~~~ thmu~h life. l.on•. Mom Amanda Baron ~IIIli /Ida. Hope thi1 i.IJUII IIIII' 11ep tmwrd n111r filial. Wt• art• \oproud oj nnt and /..11011 that 1011 wtll at hte1·e thlll goal We /on· \'011. Mom and John Paul Ba .~gall Paul ( luu tophu Bwgall, our flnt hom hoy! rou .\tarted lifi· w \mtlll-onlr ji111r pmmc/1. You nner hac/ to II' ill mmrd1 or tmphin .fi•r u\, bt•cau\e rou 1dll al11an he # I .' }'our proud part·nt\, Chris and Kar B111~all Brian Ballin~ e r Greg Badnerosky Greg. En·n tlu111~ h rour olda. rour 1till looking up at the \/an. L.m·e, Dad am/ Mom MaryA vis Dear Man. Mom and Dad /m·e wmforner!.' \athan \ppel ate, ( ongra /LI /a tttm.\ 1 Fou han on•rcmm a lot of oi>lfaclc l to ~c t th 11 jiu. Wt• hope the road ahead n ill he t'a\ler tm n·lin~. We art• 1n·r proud oj \'lilt and knm1 w u 1rlll \ucu·cd 111 lift'. Mar all n111r dream \ ctmu• JonAlmrado frill'. l.m·e you to the 1kl, ,\wll B. Uncle Rm. am/ hule l>mther Ja/..c I)Rcssky. R..\mon PRunt"y. )t.Son PR swn. CnRt om<.\Rquc((c PRtcvc. CRtc : ??.!naissance 11,12, IL)l0,11 ,12, :Matfi Cfu6 9,10 Rc.\mtR :.t. lshc.\ JfS 11,12, :foot6a[[ RMmuss n. t\spcn: ??.!naissance 11,12, Cross Country (L}11,12, 'Bana (L }10,11,12, 47 �Jenny Allie Jim Allen Congralulalwnl, Junmv! Wt arc 10 pmud t!f \'Oil. You hal'e broughl lomu<·hjm and lau~hla inlo our I11'C1. fhan~ wu }or In· in~ 1uch a ll'ondetful 1on. Remember alll'a\'.\ beltc1·c imour.l!'/f am/ wu 11'i// .111necd. We lmt' 11111t Mom, Dad. and Tahlia }1!1111\ (}}}, Congratulmion1 011 hm·ing made 11 JJ. Wt• arc proud of mur llCCOmp/i.\/1//1('/1/.\ both academicaill' and 111 1p0r11 Keep wwrpo.\1/in· allilllde' You ll'ill go far. All our /m·e. Dad. Mom . Tracy. andKl'l·in Arma U x A.t'll\11. 101 Amy Abel Good /ud. Ann Our life ha1 be('ll enriched l>r jll.\1 hanng \'(/11 around. f ou'll' 1\'ltr~t·d hard 111 .1uccecd am/ 11·e're proud 1mt are col/e~t' bound. Lon.Mom am/ Dad VCII> \Rf. <iR WI ,\1/\G 1111 HfC.I\\1\<iOf \f~\)\\'(J\1)/Rfl/ Tf/1\&.\ fOR )I()(,, Th~ d "'"\' ~1/1 of all to a /amth • tht• /l~rtlr 1 0 ~ ;:1: :::J~ r~c~h ~~;~'',~,:~~~~:::'a \ ~~:~~~~>ch~~~~ h111 ort' o111t both dt '" unci \Oil 1 t }lllt·d our In t \ \Uih m·u ut "'" hou\t mr~/ uu t'l 1 ~~f.~',/t'-:~:,:',':;',l(,:~~~~i' ;;~':h' ~~r,la~;·,';~,!',:"t,f,. \ftl\ \OU uh'u\ \ '''fill.. m tlu fl!lllf of c;,,.J. tmd men ht' hit> 1 \OU abunda11tl\ mall o/thr tlrlll!l\ \011 Jo ..\flit OJ t/UJH UIII~\. A:t'll\cl w;;1//' l>t1ln fl\'' Cun~nuuluuon'. ut·lmt } our ftmuh A. t'llh. \tom, mrd /)ad Ross. W~{ws Ruby. j~ym1 Kristen Bell Russc{{. k.eHy : :Joot6a[[ 10,11 1/o\'e you dearly. I'm 1·ery, 1·ery proud of you. Mom ~d{eR. J ss1c~: ~naissance 11, Sympfionic 'Banrf 10,11,12, Marctiing 'Banrf 10,11,12, Matti C[u6 10,11,12, Spanisti C[u6 10,11,12, :f'B£.91. 11,12, 'Banrf Counci[ 11,12, ~n t\gusnn. <:;RegoRy ~n N1co{~s. ]ocsph Ctioir 10, (£}11,12, Soutti Pacific 10, :frencti C[u6 10,11,12, :frencti C[u6 'Treasure 11, :J'BL.9L 12 R~yboRn. RyM : .9Lrt Re~gM. CheRyL· Soft6a[[ 10,11,12, ~acti 'Team 12 Reed. co~RSce({us Reedy. CoRey R1cho.Rds. C0Mk R1re. 'C1rr~ny R1gncy. JcrreRy R1{ey. ChRist:ophcR: ~naissance (£}11,12, ~ndooRn. hc~t:heR : ~naissance (L), '!lice Presirfent of Orcfistra Counci[ 11, Presirfent Orcfistra Counci[ 12, Se[ect Orcfistra, Sci~nce C[u6, Matti C[u6, :Jrencti du6, I[JCCS Matti O[ympier£, Science Sturfent of ttie Montfi, So[o anrf 'Ensem6[e J'l.warrfs ~nchc~. Su~1e ~ndcRS. CO~rrhcw ~ndv1k, Rono.{d Jf.5 11,12, .9LS.9LP Program 12, Wtio 's Wtio .9Lmong .9Lmerican J!i.gti Sctioo[ S turfent R1veRO.. W1{son: :foot6a[[ (L) Ro6cR"CS. C0c{vm: Cross Country (L) 11,12, Jouma[ism 9,12, .9Lrt C[u6, :f'BL.9L, Matfi C[u6, Science C[u6, Presirfentia[ .9Lcarfemic :Fitness .9Lwarrf 10 Ro6cR"CSon. ]~son Roomson. ChR1snnc: Porn Pons Roche.. W1{{1~m RodRigue~. J~cquc{m : Ctioir 10, 'Banrf 9, Jouma[ism 11,12, ~ucRbcRy. ]~son ~undcRs. <:;RegoRy $ch{elkeR. LM~ $cc{ey. (\{ICI~ SeguR<>.. P~t:R1c1o: J{S, Wrestfing (L) 10,11,12, Ctieerfearfer 12 (L}, Senior C[ass ~presentative ScyrMt:h. jeSSlCO. Sho.IJ+eR. Sus~n: ~naissance 11, Marctiing 6anrf 10, :J'B£.91. 12, CCYESturfent Sho.Rp. 'CeRes~ 'Drama 10 :J'BL.9L 12, CCYE 12, Soft6a[[ 10,(£}11,12, '13as~t6a[[ 10,(£}11,12, 'Tracfc.Manager (L)10, .9Lcapef[a Ctioir 10, Women's 'Ensem6[e Cfioir 11, Cfiam6ers Singer 12 Shc{wn. BR1~n RomeRo. J M~ S1mson. 'Cm~ Rosemo.Rk. R1cho.Rd S1ms. Josh 48 J{S, Orcfistra 10,11,12, Shls{eR. Ren e �StsneRos. 0o{oRes: ty"ear6oof(Staff 11,12, 'J.{g_ws Staff 12, Merit Vt{{eneuve. BRtdgcrre Jl.warc£ Vo{ctc. )o.ke S1onost:. Amy Sko.{{O.. Sho.ne 5{o.vens. BRtO.n 5{uso.Rc~yk. CDe{medo. Smrch. BRevaRd Smrch. Cho.R{ene Smtt:h. )o.son Smtt:h. Rtcky: :Foot6a[[ (L) 11,12, Wrestfing (L) 11,12 Smtt:h. tRgt{ SnodgRo.ss. )o.mcs Spo.nn. PhtUtp: Soccer (L) 11,12 Spo.Rks. CRo.tg Spo.RR. BRo.nd : ~naissance 10, 12, Cross Country, Soccer Wo.cht:eR. JeRemy Wo.{keR, ~uRgte Manager, Concert Cfwir 10, Specht:. )o.mte : Wincf'EnsemMe 10,11,12, Instrumenta['EnsemMe 10,11, Cfiam6er WindS 12, Marcfiing 'Bane£ 10,11,12, 'Bane£ (L), IJJanc£ Counci[ ~presentative 10, 'Bane£ Counci[ Secretary 12, St:ensbeRg. Net{ Scewo.Rt:. ChRtsnne Scewo.Rt:. )o.cqudtne Scone. )o.mcs Scone. )o.mt : 'Drama C[u6 Counci£, Women's 'EnsamMe, 'Drama C[u6, :F~ ScRo.ndbeRg. houy ScRO.SneR. CDM Sr:Rempke. 1\ngdo. St:Rtebe{. RobeRt: SusseR. Rebecca.: 'J{Jf.S 11,12, o/o[[ey6a[[ 10, 11(£),12, 'BasK:.f.t6a[[ 10,11(L)12, 'Tennis (£)10,11,12, Cfioir 10,11,12, 'Drama 11, [{ass ~presentative 9, Swam. RobeRt: :Soccer (L) 10,11,12, 'BasK:.f.t6a[[ 10, 'Tracf(10,11, Orcfiestra 10,11, 12 CO.y{oR, c;o.Ry 'Co.y{oR. 'Chomo.s : ~naissance, Junior Counci[ ~presentative 11, 'Wfio 's Wfio J'lmong J-flgfi Scfioo[ S tucfent 'Cho.ckeR. BRo.d{ey 'Chtbo.u{t:. Po.rrte 'Chomo.s. Cho.R{es 'Chompson. Co.R{ 'Cms{ey. CDtcho.d: 'Base6a[[ (L) 10,11,12, :Foot6a[[ 12, Wfio 's 'Wfio J'Lmong J-flgfi Scfioo[ S tucfent 'Ctrr{e. )enmreR 'Cot:h, No.t:ho.n COUJe{{. )o.mcs CRess{eR. t\ngdo.: ~naissance 11 'CuRneR. Kennet:h : CO'E, :J'BLJ'l Unden, Kenp UpchuRch, WMRen Yess. RobeRt: Wo.{t:eR. Sr:epho.me: :Jrencfi C[u6 10,11, Joumafism 10,11,12 'J.{g_ws Writer, 'Businness Manager, 'J.{g_ws 'Ecfitor 11 Wo.{t:hcR. KRtst:m: Swim 'Team, (jerman C[u6, 'Environmenta[ C[u6 Weo.t:hcR{y. Scot: WeUboRn. CDo.Rk: Sympfionic 'Bane£ (L) Wendt:, Ant:hony Went:woRt:h. Sonyo. Whtt:ehco.d. Amy Whtt:epdd. Angdo.s Whtrred, )o.son Wt{ey. lo.t:Rtce WtUto.ms, Ao.Ron Wt{{to.ms, Booote: 'Drama, 'D'ECJ'l 10, 'Drama C[u6 10,11,12, Matfi 11, CO'E 12, :f'BLJ'l 12 WtUto.ms, 'Co.vo.Res Wt{{to.mson, 'Cwt{o. Wt{{ts. ChRtst:y: Cfieer[eacfer 10, J'lcape[[a Cfioir 10, Cfiam6er Singers 11,12, Jt[[- State Cfioir 11, 'Do[[y in J-{e[[o 'Do[[y 11, Soutfi Pacific 10, Jtcfvance 'Drama 11,12, CJ'LSJ'l 11,12 Wt{{ts. Scorr Wt{son. Oont:o.: :Foot6a{[ 10,11(L),12(L}, 'BasK:.f.t6a[[ 10,11(£),12 (L), 'Deca C[u6s, Cu[ture C[u6 Wt{son. Ro.sho.wndo. Wtrr. Sho.uno.: 'Drama 10,11,12, Cfwir 10,11,12, (jospef Cfwir 10,11,12, Sweet Jtcfauines 11, 'Barbers Sfwp 11,12, Interact C[u6 12, 'Drama C[u6 10,11,12, Cfioir Counci[ 10,11,12 Woh{. Co.Rt : PomPons 11, 12 Captain Wood. CDtchc{k Woody . Ooug{o.s: ~naissance 11 Wood. CDtchc{{e Woody. Ooug{o.s WRtght:. Amy: ~naissance 11, Swimming (£)10,11,12, 'Drama P[ays, CJ'LSJ'l Program, Interact C[u6, 'Drama C[u6(L), 'Environmenta£ C[u6, Outcfoor C[u6, CJ'LSJ'l C[u6 WRtght:. Bonme: o/o/Iey6a[[ 10, 'Tennis 10, 'Diving (£)10,11,12, Scfioo[ 'Diving ~core£, Womens Concert Cfioir 10, J'lcappe[[a Cfioir 11, Women's 'EnsemMe anc£ Cfiam6er Cfioir 12, Outcfoor C[u6 10, 'BarGer Sfiop Cfioir C[u6 11,12 WRtght:. Wt{{to.m Wusk. )eJ+Rey ~O.t:es, Ko.t:Rlnc.\ ~'· pyong .:Zho.btno.. e{eno. .:Zo{et:O.. eveR{eo.n : Cfieer[eacfing 9,10,11, Captain anc£ Jt[[ Star Cfieer[eacfer 12, 'Tracf(10, Soccer 11, 12, 'Bane£ 9, W.I.'J{'D. 10 49 �All drened up. Katrina Yates puts some finishing lou£ he.\ on a Homecoming .float. "/get 111_\ diploma first!" exclaims ~enior class president Brett McDavid a.\ he smiles at the camera. Taking a break. Tvler mith relaxes in the lobby at Golden Bell. Doing her part to help drama, G. LeiLani Cook paints a prop for a production. With that kind of look like on Kenya Alet'sface. there is bound to be mischief near by. "Hold Hill.'" says Matt Grant::. as he and Kim Deering take water sample\for their A.P. Biolog_\ elms. �After cramming another research paper in before deadline. Chris Riley smu~gly Hnile.\ at the camera. Before going to hand practice. Holly Strandberg hurries to jini1h all (?f her home\\'ork. "What can I say, I'm just so good," states Marisa Hebert. As he sits dawlrewning in class. Mike Moore 1eems to already be suffering from '\enioritis." Htlly Kimball gires the 1emor class tm> thumb.\ up. After a long. hard day ~dth acti~ ·e sixth graders at Golden Bell, Ererlean Zoleta and £.\lelle Gal/ef?O.\ enjoy a warm .1 /umer. �MAYBE IT'S THE DESIRE! What wa it that m tivated Widefield' ath1 t to . tri e t r perfection? Maybe it wa. the pride that th had for them el e , their chool, and their community. Maybe it wa. their exceptional thir t for ictory and ne er- nding t ar of defeat. Or maybe the Gladiator athl te were driven by their unmatched d . ire to c mpete and win. Wherever it came from, thi de ire wa. evident everywhere from the golf cour e, to the olleyball court, to the football field. In practice and in competition, Widefield athlete could be een . triving to be the very be t. Their de. ire pu hed them to work harder and harder each day in a continou effort to improve. Copy by: B. Bribach Exewtinx a perfect .\lide-tack/e, Chm Jel/ings ( 12) attempt.\ to steal the mccer ball awayfrom an oppming player. Photo hy: Stl!ff Photographer. ��Varsity Thi ; year wa , yet another u cessful s a on for the Widefield High chool football t am. Utilizing ami f utnful junior and p ri need seniors, th Gladiator: once again qua1ifi d for the , tat 6A gla ff . B pia ing c II nt f otball, the t am fim h d the ear With an o rail record of 7 win. and 4 lo. s . Thi. year, opP,o. ing offen e p ri n ed a "naturaf di. a. t r" when playing again t Wid field' defen . Th de fen i e line, mcknam d "Thunder" contr lied the line of crimmag . The lineback r , " t rm," and defen ive back , "Lightening" al o topped enemy offen e. dead in their track . . On th other ide of the the ball, the Glad relied on th ir puni. hing running attack t mo e th ball. For the m t P.art the ground o-ame wa un toppable ~nd attribut d to mo t of the team', yardage and p mt . /STROW: arah Grandi~io (Manager). Mike anche~. Ben Bribach. Derek Stone, Eugene LovetT, Chris Herring, Lenni Campbell, Jeff Dottson. Brwm Cra\'ens, Paul Collin:<;, Buhha Timley, Damie Vaught, Kwni Baltluror (manager). 2 D ROW: Chri\·tina Lvnclz (trainer). hannon Oakley (trainer), Jeff Bauer, Jerernv Brown. Damon Baile\·. ick Pederson. K\:le Presslev, Bren Cline. iVillie Page, Marcos Pena. Mike Matli. Wilwn Riwra, Wa!tln Ross (manager). 3RD ROW: Jame'i Funnv, Rudv ailor. Chris Poree: Ron - earlz. David A[?llirre, Fred Marjerriwn, James icandro, Garv Bement, Jake Volcic. Jackie McDonald, Dan Je~t-·ell. 4TH ROW: Ke\·in Coleman, Alan Fehus, Myron egers, Gary Taylor, Vernon Marshall. Dannv Cantrell, Lenny Vauf?hti, Frmzci'l Agrma, Charles Thomas, Donta Wilwn, Eric Prieve, Andrew ikirk. 5TH ROW: Aaron pring.fie/d, Todd Gregor. eil Maves, Grant Harri\, Jerem5· Campbell, Mike Duv en. Rick Smith. J.J. Caimedv, Corer Reedv, Lewis Karr. Jaines · Gon~ales, ·Derrick Hendrix, Lapray Yarbrough. 6TH ROW: Gerald Johnson (rnanager). Mr. Held (coach). Mr. Visser (coach}, Mr. Heather/y(coach), Mr. Hudson (coach}, Mr. Felice (coach), Paul Laird (manager). �FollowinR the lead block of fullback Rudy Nailor. tailback Alwz F ebus lllms up field. With f?Ltard Je.ffBauer pulling out to provide pass protection, quarterback Fred Marjerri on throws to an open receil•er downfield. 55 �RECORD 7-4 tanding in the pocket behilld his offensire lille's incredible pass hlocking. quarterback Fred Marjerriwn. Kicking out of Fred Marjerrison 's peifect hold, Alan Febus attempts afield goal and shows tlzat he is more tlumju t a running back. With a Rampart defensive back wrapped aroulld his /egs,fullback Rudy ailor uses his superior strength to stretch for an extra _vard. 56 �Using excellentfomz. cornerback Nick Peterson wraps up and brings down a Rampart ballcarrier. With a look of determination in his eves, tailback Alan F ~bu.\. bursts through a hole til the offensive line and heads upfield. fter the Gladiator defen.\e causes the opposing team to pum, Garv Tavlor catches the hall aiul readie.\ to return it. Eluding a Rangeview defensh•e player,fullback Rudy ailor tums on a burst oj speed and runs 101-mrd the first dmvn. 57 �• Th r wa an extr m l larg amount f pre ure on the junior ar it fo tball t am thi year. Demon trating a lot of prid and pirit, th pla r handl d the pr . ur ery well. Alth ugh the were not able t t nd the JV' four ar und feated treak, the t am , till played ceptionall well. With only a ingle defeat thi ea on, the . ophomore won an incredible ninet p rcent of their game . RECORD 9-1 • The 1993 sea on :tarted ut with a disappointing lo to ri al i rra. However, things g t much b tter from then on. Improving each w k, the t am blazed through theremaind r of their chedul . Th Glad howed no mer for th ir pponent , out coring th ir c mpetition by an average of nearly three touchdown a game.At th end f the a on, the junior ar ity had out cored their opponent a total of 297 to 4. Widefield' mo t impre i e ictori were a 5 to 0 beating of Rampart and a 52 to 14 wino er Coronado. Standing in the pocket as it co/apses around him, quarterback Mark Moneypenny toues the hall to his reciever. Eluding a blitzing Air Academy defender, quarterback Mark Moneypenny searches for an open reciever to thrmv the hall to. �Following a block b_v Lance Thomas, fullback Steve Pickens takes the ball and tums toward the hole. Durring a timeout, the Widefield offense kneels down to discuss their next play. 1ST ROW: Flnzn Zoleta. Jeff Frank, Chris Duran, Carlos Juare~. Steve Pickens. 2ND ROW: Dedrick Hyche, Donald Tillar, Jimmv Jones, Mike Bogan, Vinc-e Souza, Carlos Wright, Lance Thomas. 3RD ROW: Josh Copple, Charles Dodson. Garv Henry, Matt Paddock: Adria Murrav, Tim Otto, Joer Bonr::.. Markeitlz Be1:rr. 4TH ROW: Damon Shwikling, Ton_\' anders. Frank O'Lauglz/in, David Faler, Scott Garett, Jeremiah Swart-:. Dm·rin Cochrwn. Eric Calnan. Brad Powell. 5TH ROW: Mr. choolmaster(coach). Brian Bmver. We\' Ours, Marcus Vincellf, Justin Dysen, Jeff Sadler. Berry White. Josh Hoy, Craig Hawker, Mr. Keiler (coach). 6TH ROW: Dm·id Me\'-:ler, Corer Henee, Kellev Germaiz, Matt mith, Mark Moneypenny, Justin rne/1, Daniel mitlz. �Vars' Thi .' ear wa. y t another winning . eason forth ar it -oftball team. Hard work b th coach and player led to an impre. 1 e record of el n win.- and nin losse . . Indi idually, man ladie from the team w re named to all conference and all area team . AI o, oach h II Miles wa: nam d the Gazett Telegraph'. oach of the year. All the hard work and dedication paid off for the Glad a: th took third place in th ir league. The . oftball team al o qualified for the tate tournament. At state, the Widefield ladi pia ed hard but I 't in the quarterfinal to e entual tate champion , Ar ada We t. Anticipating a \trike, Janie McVe_v pitches with all her might. Head coach helly Miles, who has been named Ga7ette Telegraph coach of the year, comults with catcher Jennny Allie. Trying to catch the ball. Brande Gieck get,<, ran over by a Liberty Lancer. �Jenn_v Allie prepares to pounce on an.v ball that ·trays into her territory. tanding in the dugout. Jodi Peter.\ encourages her teammates out 011 the field. Holding her ground, third baseman Chris Kinlwfer prepares to field a ground ball hit in her direction. 1ST ROW: Amy Bryant, Chris Kinhofer. Jami Ruby. Lucy Denley, Brande Gieck. Janie McVey. 2 D ROW: Mr. lone\ (coach). Lim Harrison.Jenny Allie. Stacy McColgan, Stacy Wallick. lenni Beeler. Jodi Peters. Mrs. Mile~ (coach). RECORD 11-9 61 �oft ball v . • Thi wa a tough year for the J. V. softball team, but th player were ju t a tough. The Glads never gave up, even after starting the ea on with nine traight loss '. In the end, the ladie came togeth r to win their la t four games and finish the ea on with a record of four win and nine lo e . Keeping her eyes on the ball, Jessica Van Ningen wings at a pitch. 1ST ROW: Shawza Smith, Danielle Moore, Dcnm Crerling, Janeen Hayward, Meghan Schores, Jennifer Glasco, Becky Entner, Dianna Lee. 2ND ROW: Mr. Biondini (coach), Lisa Harrison, Amv Errant, Angie Hodgkins, Christina omzan, Je'isica Van Ningen, Katie Knopp, Kelly Compton, Denise Higley. RECORD 4-9 62 With a strikeout in mind, Lisa Harrison fires a pitch wward the plate. �Country Cro country i. a sport f conditioning, de ire, and perseverence. Although Widefield'~ cro country pr gram did not have a lot of ucce , the athlete~ on both the men and women team demon trated all of the above. Thi i e ident when you look at om of the bright pot from the ea on. Tara Peltz, a ophomore, placed nineteenth in the tate meet. Adam Smith, another ophomore, wa. co-captain of the var ity team. A you can e , the cro country ha a ery Demonstrating incredible endurance, Adam Smith young ba e. The coach heads toward the finish line. and runner are all looking foward to next eaon. With a little Managing to stay ahead of her competition, Tara PeltZ, e perience under their b lt, th team hould b finishes strong. a good one. I STROW: Tara PeltZ,, Je ·ica Zay, Kristen Bell, Andrea Brandon. 2 D ROW: Eliz.abeth Pere::. (manager), Ja on Adamson, Robert Dian, Jonathan Zav, Dan DiGregorio, Adani Smitlz. Chad Meisner isneros, Jake Thornpson, Mr. Henry' (coach). 3RD ROW: Greg Martin, Charles Vemier, David Banzett, Jeremv Peltz.. David Grier, Bodwin Clark. Eric Butts. Joseph Pruett. 63 �Varsity Voll , far a, r rd are c ncerned, 1993 wa n't an e, pecially g d ear for the arsity volleyball t am. ~ r all , e what th Gladiator girL were all about, ou had to 1 ok at their eff rt, not at their win, and lo '- e, . The ladie, pra ticed hard, and this as ident in their match s. It didn't matter if th olle ball t am wa, winning or lo ing, they w re al ays pla ing hard. They played to the be t of their abilit and ne er ga e up. Th ar. ity finished th sea. n with a record of fi e win, and ninet n lo, se ·. Ho e er, the team did qualif for the regional tournament. At regionals, the arsit pla ed their way to a fourway ti for ixth place. "This ear, the var ity wa. a mixture of e p rinced and un p rienced player ·. This combination enabled us to finL h , trong thi season and al o to se a lot of pot ntial forth future," said coach Brenda Lowe. ~-~,----~-----·•>o<e,--•.,;""'\.-'"'1"•·_=•<:_:·~·""· N [,'We irnprovecl.allot over he season, and we le~med to play as a team.'' ' -Jennifer Tittle 1 1 RECORD 5-19 1 TROW: Jamie McGlorlzlin, Kri\·tie Pierson, Becky Susser. Jeanna Romero. Jennifer Tittle. 2 D ROW: Melody Redding. Jairne Marks, · Jesr;ica Armstead, Moana luli. lzannon McCrntal. 3RD ROW: Brandon Martine-:_ (manager), Brenda Lowe (coach). "We weren't a team with reat height, but everyone flad skills that made us a ettcr team. -Melod Reddin Sending her opponents flying. Jaime Marks powers a ensational \pike 0\'er the net. �Playing against Liberty, Jennifer Tittle expertly delivers a fantastic set for the play. Playing on mrsity, Jessica Armstead 'lhmnjust how rough wplwmores can be. 65 �• The junior ar it volleyball had a , up r ea. n thi fall. The lad Glad, fini , h d their , ea, on with a record of eleven win and only e en lo, e . The highlight of th , ea, n for the girL wa, th ir first place fini h in their bracket at the Doherty Invitati nal Toumam nt. t th toumam nt, the team won four of their i matche, . In the final match, th J.V. d feated Manit u Spring, to win the first place title. For their victory, the ladie recie ed a il er plat . Th ea, on end d on a high note f r the Gladiator with a trong defeat of Coronado. Paula Reorda, coach of th juni r var ity, aid, "Thi ea on ha been one of the mo t ucce ful ea on e er f r our junior ar ity voll yball program. The girl wer fun to work with beacau e of their gr at attitude and their ability to work well together." RECORD 11-7 As a ready Steplza11ie Oakley waits for the ball, Laura DeFalice skillfully execute~ a pet:fect set. 66 �As tlze rest of the team eagerly awaits rlze retum. Dc!f!eny !go makes a tip. U.\in{f all oflzer Hrem~th. Lisl! Overbay springs to de/irer a powerful hit to the opposing team. 1ST ROW: Heather ttlfes', B.J. Edwards. 2 D ROW: Marlo Sclwdel. Jes ica Steen. BecA:y Boo-::er. Lisa Overhay, Angie haqJ. JRD ROW: Meli a McKinley (nuuwger). replwnie Oakley, Farrah Robinson. Laura DaFalice, Renea Kelley. 67 �Sophomore Volleyball Thi year the ophomor olleyball team had a good ea 'On, fini hing with eight win and ix lo e . The team wa made up of nineteen girl s, including e ral that played on JV and one that played on var ity. During a critical moment in the game, Eleanor Bonoan scoops down for a beautiful pass. 1ST ROW: Ror;alind Sanchez.. Misty Hatton. 2 D ROW: Eleanor Bonoan. Carolyn ervant, Gimn· Eller. Tiana Bowens. Monica Hubbard. JRD ROW: Yai'lha Aromour, Julie Gardner, Jeuica Angeline, Kendra Saunders. Melissa Wherrv, Debra Prieve, Sarah Apodaca, Jackie Sawinski. 4TH ROW: Ronnie White, Sherry Pratt. Delia Hefferrnan, Tanya Ford, Mary-Ann Muehlbauer, Rosalind Baulderson, Elaina Fennewald, Tif!any Johnson. Ms. Lusby (coach). Displayin~ the face of a pro, setter Jackie awinski makes the play. �Ten Jurnping high into tlze air. Kurt Strasner retunzs the ball back over tlze net. With a grimace on his face, James Beaslev sen•er; the ball to hi awc1iting opponent. • s Out of the nine people n thi. year's men' tenni team, ix were veterans. Only three new player join d the ro ter, which left the team two . hort of tandard, forcing them tot rfeit the final double position in each of their twelv matche . Three new player wa n't all of Widefield' new hardwar thi year-th y al o had a new coach. The impro ement een in both the old player and the new amazed even the player th mel e. Bute enwith all of thi , impro ement, not a ingle one of them wa invit d to Wimbledon. RECORD 0-12 I STROW: Piong Yi, Kurt trasner. Jason Jaramillo. Lonnie chneider, Mrs. Beasley (coach). 2 D ROW: Heather Beaslev (manager), Klt'On Hyuk. Joseph Greir, lame~ Beasley, Jason Prunty, Marcus Wandrey, Mn. Aragon (coach). 69 �Var ·ty occer "E en though our r c rd didn't how it, we played with all of ur heart , " tated cocaptain Tra i Bradfield. The Wid field ar ity occ r team had a ea on rec rd f one win and fifteen lo e . Under new head coach Bruce Atkin on, the Glad had to learn a new ty le of ccer. Stated Coach Atkinson, "I think that we were a competitive team. We had the p tential to win a few more game . The team had really pulled together by the la t game again t Doherty." The team, which coni ted of twenty player , had many talented indiidual . Two of them, co-captain Jerry Swain and Chri Jelling , made honerable mention on the All-City Team. With Travis Bradfield lookin{? on, Jerry Swain takes the ball au:ayfrorn an Air Academ_v player. EludinR an Air Academy player, Adam Faulk pas es tlze ball to Jake Mende<;. RECORD 1-15 70 �Glads Travis Bradfield, Don Masterson, and Heiko Dottenveich move the ball downfield. Out running two Pueblo South defenders, Carlos Grima and Mike Gram both go for the ball. After scoring a goal against Pueblo outh, Don Masterson exchanges higlzfive5 witlz teammate Carlos Grima and Adam Faulk. 1ST ROW: Chris Jellings, Carlos Grima, Adam Faulk Heiko Dottenveiclz. Larrv ' White Jr., Jake Mende Chris Bet~, Adrian Kell~y. Mike Gram. 2 D ROW: Mr. Krau'le (coach), Everlean Zoleta (manager), Mr. Kru'le (coach), Chri'l Young, Jerry S>vain, Jon Hodge. , Mike Momze_'.pennv. Don Mar;;terson, Phil pann, Travis Bradfield. Joe Sanclze~. Jolm Lee, Aaron William , Mr. Atkin on (coach). 71 �V. Soccer • Th J.V. occer team fini hed with a record of thre win~ and eleven lo , but don't let thi fool you. In the word of coach Gary Kraus , "J.V. did a great job. They impro ed throughout the year and won three of their last four game . " With Robbie Tittle po'litionedfor the attack. Keitlz McGrew uses his head to advance the ball. 1 TROW: Ardel Lope~. Robbie Tittle. Cameron Coon, Tollllll\' Harris, Devin Weadon, Pat Boyd, Chariua Quiambao, Anne Bourne. 2 D ROW: Garv Kruse (Coach), Bobby · Cochran. Jerrmaner Bryant, Ben/lett Th017Je, Bill Luten, Chris Young, Keith McGrew, Sam Byrne, Bryan Krause (Coach). RECORD 3-11 72 Executing a perfect slide tackle, Jake Mendes steals the ball from a Liberty opponent. �Sending wnd high into the air. Mike Strasner attempts to knock his ball onto the green. ConcentratinR intently. Michelle Jaramillo lines up a putt and prepares to sink her shot. Although it did not receive a much recognition a the football or occer team , the golf team wa till a team full of talent and pride. The lack of recognition hown to golf player ju t made them practice and play that much harder. " ot ery many people realize what a hard port golf i , " aid Mike Stra n r. " ot ju t anyone can pick up a golf club and play well. It take a lot of practice." While thi year' record wa not ery impre ive, the team wa till proud of their eaon. Thi year, the Glad were led b junior Mike Stra ner and Ju tin Powell. With both player returning next year, th re i already a firm foundation for a powerful golf team next year. RECORD 0-7 I STROW: Marc Strasner, Mike Strasner. Tror Bro\'0/d, Pat Kelly: 2 D ROW: Jason Brennan. Jeremiah Walker, Ju tin Powell, Eric Moore, Damien Green, Miclzel/e Jaramillo Mr. Dahlberg (coach). 73 �Varsit The Widefield ar ity che rleading quad accompli hed many ta k thi chool year. Widefield' fiL t co-ed quad, which con i t of ixteen girls and , e en guy , had to o ercome their difference and b come united . In doing o, the cheerleader , at camp, qualified to compete at Regional competition and had ix enioL cho en a UCA All tar . At Regional Competition, the quad took fir t place with an e cell nt coring and qualified to compete in Orlando Florida at ational on Februar 19 and 20. The Widefield cheerleader al o a hie ed their number one goal by winning the co-ed divi ion at tatewitha coreof95outof I 00. "Power and grace; that' what it come down to," tate Pat Segura ( 12) profoundly. The cheerleading quad brought pride and recognition to Widefield High chool a a en eofgreataccompli hment to each of the member . Co-captains £\'erlean Zoleta ( 12 ). and Lori KoHaski ( 12), show offthe co-ed division !JWte champions trophy. 1ST ROW: Heather Ma~citelli, Monica Frank, Tory Wassenburger. 2 D ROW: Daffeny !go, Beth iewald, Marisa Hebert, Kenya Alex, Lon Kozloski (captain). Adrienne Auge. 3RD ROW: Linda Richardson. Anna Chapman, Jennifer Martin, Everlean Zoleta (captain). Danna Lethbridge< Tcmva Ki~ie. Estelle Gallegos. 4TH ROW: Pat Segura. Joey Boro:, Nathan Appel (captain). Larry White Jr., Jason Robertson, Flynn Zoleta. Coach Bobbi Harris. 74 �Kenya Alex (12) and Beth iewald ( 11) cheer on the Widefield Boy.\ · Varsity Ba.1ketbal/ team. Dana Lethbridge (II) and Flynn Zoleta ( 10) along with "cheerleaders-in-training" strut their s-tujfduring ha({time in the game against rival Arapahoe. Torey Wasserburger ( 11 ). Adrienne Auge ( 11 ), and Dqffeny !go (11) take a little breath during Widefield's Homecoming Football game against Mitchell. Selected as UCA All- tar cheerleaders are summer camp at Dem·er University at senion: EverleanZoleta. Anna Chapman, athan Appel. Lon Ko::.lmJ..i, Jason Robertson, and Jennifer Martin, all (~{whom proudly slime for the camera. 75 �Maybe We're Standing Tall Tre/.:ing tireles.\ly through the ':fed" of SIIOW (the [tnt of the .sewon), Chuck. Kruser( 11 }, Gary Stere11s ( 11 ). and Je.[(Sudler ( 10) nmar/.:ably make it to class, suffering onf.v minor.frostbite. 76 ��Aber Heather Aber Matthew Adam. Ja on dam n Carla Agosto Franci Agru a David guirre Ja on Akahi Heath Albaugh Adam Ale ander heronda Allen Adam Anaya Charmaine Ander on Blowing bubble in Mr. Felice' fir t period world hi tory clas , sophomore Angel Lonki seems unaware of the yearbook staff's candid camera. This is but one hot that has incriminated wrong-doe~ like Angel; all thanks to ]. T. Folsom, yearbook photographer. J u N I 0 R s Kathy Ander on Laurie Aragon Andrea Arambula Danny Arm trong Jo eph Arm trong Rhiannon Atencio Adrienne Auge Miguel Auila Donny Baca Damon Bailey Tim Bain Aaron Baird 78 �Bribach Robert Baldur on Felicia Bal ter Daniel Barber James Barela Matthew Ba gall J arne Bea. ley Kenneth Beckstead Mi ·ty Beemon Daniel Bell Jennifer Bellotti Brandy Bentley Kenneth Bentley Bobby Benyard Chri topher Betz Candy Betzler Helena Bigley John Birt tacey Bi hop Timothy Bi. hop Da id Bland Brenda Blanton Allen Boelter amantha Bogan hannen Boling Jennifer Bolton Reb cca Boozer nne Bourne Rafeal Boutte lmer Bower Chri ty Bradbuf) Tomeco Bradford mberBradle ictoria Bren ing Benjamin Bribach 79 �Brocke t t Dawn Brockett Barbara Brown Comme cheia Brown Jeremy Brown Lequeta Brown Wend Brown, tein Rick Brumback Amy Bryant Ja on Bryant Tracy Burden Carle Burt Brian Burtt Cori Bynum Efr n alulot Cailean Campbell Lenni, Campbell Adria Campo Je ica Canterbury Danny Cantrell Ru ell Cantr 11 Willie Caraballo Kimberly Carne Adam Car on tephanie Carter Gaylen Cartwright Michelle Cathey Marque Cea ar Cindy Chadwick BurtCha e Clint hri ten en orman Chri tie ancy Clark Tiffany Clayton Kelly Cobb Daniel Colby Jo hua Colby Kevin Coleman Rainbow Coleman E an Cook Tawnie Coon Tywan Cooper Brian Copeland 80 �Evans Scott Coplan Darrel Cotton Michelle Cou in Jaime Cox Shawn Crampton Bryan Craven Heath Cren ·haw Genevieve Crockett Brian ro Cathleena Cruz Andre D ' Amour Chri topher Darrow Carlo Davila Damon Davi Jennifer Deal athan Decker Meli a Deguchi Renee Deguchi Tanya Deguchi hannon DeJa u Da id Delgado Kathleen Diamond Marie Dick Brandon Dildine AnitaD dd Jeffery Dott on William Dougla. Andrew Drake MaryDrinen Angela Drury Bonnie Duke Kelley Duncan Brian Duren Melanie Ebner B. J. Edward Rodney Edward Rob rto Elenez Jerri Elmore Paul E helman Patience Evan Jo hua Entner Troy Evan 81 �Fadl er Daniel adler Steven Falcetti lion Fenner Leeann ergus Tyrone Fields Jo, el n Figueroa Jo Fine Ste e Fish r ue Fisher Anthony leming Heidi Fl res Robert Foley K II Fomby Barbara Ford Stephanie Ford TamikaFord R an Foster Marcu Fo Matthew Fo Monika Frank Jackie Frazee Kendra Frewert Jame Funny Michelle Gan auge Elizabeth Garan Jo eph Geier Andy Geig r Salena Gianino Brande Gieck orman Gilliard Daniel Gold berry Aida Gomez Joaquin Gonzal s Nicole Gordon Wendy Grave, Patricia Greenwood Todd Gregor Amelia Gri ham Timothy Gruenwald Gabriel Guerrero Tracy Gutierrez Bill Gumabon 82 �Jones Cheryl Haa<, Marilyn Haa<, Pezhman Hajbandeh Crystal Hamilton John Hampton Michelle Hardwick Paul Harrill Peter Harri II Benjamin Harry abrina Hathorne Alexandria Hatton Ronald Hawk Larry Hayes Brian Headle Laura Hein man Heather Hendcr on Derrick Hendrix Jonell Hernandez Christopher Herring Jonathan H dges Michelle H ffman Melody Horton Le Yar Howard Ja on Huber ikki Hudkin.· Brigette Hughe Daina Hunt Daffeny lgo Patricia Jack on Vane. sa Jack. on George Jame · Ja on Jaramillo Jame Jewell Felicia John. on Florence John on Kenya John on erena Johnson Ca ondra Jone Jacinta Jone. Kri toffer ]one · tephanie Jone tephanie A. Jone 83 �Juarez athan Juarez Adrian Kalave ·hi Jak Ko . ak Tricia Kelly Dawn Kerr Matthew Kerr Ja on Kettle Li a Kidw II Mi ty Kincaid April Knittle Robert Kohutek Laura Krueger Charle Kru er April Kunz Hyok Kwon Jennifer La Plante Stanley Lacroix Kent Lambert Jennifer Larnitie Chri. tina Lamplough Lorena Lanckriet Michael Lar en Andrew Latrell John Law Eric Lazenby Bryan Lee Jennifer Lega pi Li a Leon-Guerrero Paul Leard Danna Lethbridge Ardelle Lopez Carolyn Lopez Carl Luna Matthew Luna Michael Luna Ro eMachuca KimMacia Michael Macia Juanita Mae er Albert Malchow Li a Mandeville atalie Manzanare 84 �Mills Jeffery Marjerri on Braxton Mark. Joshua Marquardt Brian Mar hall Michelle Martin Branden Martinez Duane Martinez Melody Martinez Terry Martinez Mandy Ma arik Janette Ma chger Donald Master on Brenda Matt on Julia Maxwell Meli aMay Christopher Maye. Comeliu Maye Nicole Me Bride K in Me Cray Shannon Me Cry tal Matthew Me Cullough Adam Me Cu ker Jackie Me Donald Rodney Me Donald Jack McGee ScottMc abb AmandaMc ew John Me Pher on Janie Me Vey Mario Medina Yolanda Medina Chad Mei ner-Si nero Jake Mende Chri topher Merillo Brian Metzger Jack Meyer Tammy Michael Martin Milatz Katri eMile Chri topher Miller Rene Miller Amanda Mill 85 �Misner tc en Mi ner Katherine Mondragon Perry Montgomery R berta Monto a Danielle M re orinnaMota ndrew ikirk Jame 0' eal Meli , aOdom Maria Ortega Timothy Otwell Li a 0 erba John Padgett Robin Parks Chri topher Parola Mikel Parri ~ h Marco Pena Chri tina Perez Li a Perez Chri top her Perry Carrie Petersen David Peter on Meli a Philp Kardia Pinckney Cri ty Pope Heikoll Potterweich Jenny Powell Ju ten Powell Kyle Pre ley Nicole Pre on Ja on Pruett Louana Prunty Kimberly Quaney Chari a Quiambao ikki Quintana AymarRarno 86 �Smith haral Rancourt Michael Rankins Melody Redding Tom Relich Linda Richardson Karen Rigdon Julie Riley Jo ·e Ri era Anthony Roberts Ja on Robert · Brooklyn Robert on Jer miah Robertson Farrah R bin on Tori Robin n Christine Robles Jeffrey Rockett Felicia Romero adia Romero Tabitha Ruby Jennifer Rust Omar aldana Ro ie Samaniego ichhola amora Michael anchez Monica ander Lonnie Schneider Angelique chwab Brandie Scott Myron egar Ru .. ell haiffer Ke in harkey Clarence haw Marianne h It n Jeff her-rod John Simmon George imp on Tanika imp on uzan lu h r Cele t metts Billie mith Car lyn mith Je ica mith 87 �Smith Kri~tine mith hel ·ia mitty Rex Soard, Raymond outhworth Kimb rl painh ur aron pringficld Derek tone Kurt tra~ner Michael tra ner Heather tut Je ica Taylor ickola · Terry Frank Te ta Kailee Timm athan Thomp on Reb cca Thomp on Bennett Thorpe Loui Trujillo Chri topher Tumbaga Julie Turk Amanda Tuthill Mandi hden Elizabeth V aJdez Michael Valdiri alencia V alme Brandan Vargo Leonard Vaughn Danyame Vaught Michelle Veazey Gina Vialpando Jadene Villagomez Carolina Villarreal Robby Vinyard Phillip Volcic Jennifer Wagner tacy Wallick 88 �Zhabina Marcus Wandrey Richard Ward Darrell Washington Torey Wasserburger tacey Weathers Heidi Webb Eric White John White Larry White Samuel White Kimberlee Wicks Heather Wihs Erin Williams Jamie Williams Ja on William Nichole Willian Rachelle Wi e Jonpaul Wright La Pray Yarbrough Fredrick Young Je .. icaZay Elena Zhabina 89 �Abel Darce b I 1 seph bella P ncho Abeyta Tawnie dam~ Cor) gner hclly lbaugh Holl Albe11 Brooke le sander Eric le sander Mich lie le ander Tahlia lien Chri t pher nd r on ara Anderson Frederick ndrew anes a Andu. Je sica Angeline Larr Antonio arah p daca Yaisha Arm ur Jessi a Armstead Jimmy Arrelano Ju tin Amell Kell Atwell Da id Avalos Ja on zura · Giovanni Baerga crena Bailey Michael Baker Ro lind Baldur on Heather Bartlett Jaclyn Baxter Heather Beasley Robert Beatty Venda B ck. tead Aaron Belam Heather Bellotti Diana Bennett Paco Bennett Richard Bennett Emily Berendes Markeith Berry ich II Bigelow 90 �Campbell Je e Billbay Jennifer Birchfield Christopher Bi~hop Chric.,topher Bittle Daniel Biving Rekita Bla1r Th mas Boatman Michael Bogan Eleanor B noan Heather Book Joesph Boroz Tianna Bowen~ Brian Bower Andrea Brandon hannon Braun Shannon Bray Jason Brennan Angela Bre. iani Brandon Brigg. usan Brockett Craig Br de Chri topher Br ker athaniel Br ok Michael Br wn arah Br wn helmon Br wn Jerrmaner Br;ant Benjamin Budd Jennifer Bue:ch r David Bullman Sheri Burn Brandy Burnw rth ha. ta Bynum am Byrne Jason Caddick hawn agle icci Calahan Je sica Cale Kelly Cameron lonny Campbell Lynette Campb II tephanie Campbell 91 �Cantre ll Jo eph Cantrell Jenifer Carnes uzanne Chapman Jorge ha es Charle, Cha ez Zol Chavez Seth Chri, ti Li ·a Chri t pherson Tonya Chuning Chri Clemon Rebecca nn loud Bobby Cochran Darin Cockrum Jennifer Coker Erica Collick aomi Collin Anetria Con er e Ronnie Coop r Jo hua Copple Darin Cre Jo hua Cro Erin Crow Gabriel Cuellar Wanda Cunningham Jennifer Cyr Amy Dague Calandra Davis KayceeDavi Lawrence Dewitt Jenni Deyliu lame Dickey Ally on Dick Daniel Digregorio David Dineen Gwendolyn Dodd Charle Dod on Glen Dougla Chri tina Duckworth Chri topher Duran Rebecca Duran Ju ten Duy en Amanda Edward 92 �Green Heather Eichholl Ginny Eller Jo huah Elli Rhiannon Elugardo Christina Evans Carrie Everlo Vene a Everett Matthew zekiel David Faler Amy Farley Elaina Fennewald John Fisher William Fi k A very Florence Sherry Ford Tanya Ford Jeffery Frank Chri topher Frazier icole Fredinburg Michael Fro t Melli . sa Gallagher atalie Gallego · Gloria Garcia Ivan Garcia Melanie Garcia Uli e Garcia Julie Gardner cott Garrett Kell German hekeya Gib on Jame Gilbert on Briana Gilday Michael Gille pie Michelle Ginter Jennifer Gla co Jamie Glennon Ju. tin Goergen Fernando Gonzalez Edvanth Gonzalez amuel Go dell Kevin Gray Damieon Green 93 �Gr een Jerem Green Zacharey Green ane<.;-;a Greenlee EliLa Griffe Mar) Guerrer ngcla Guidr Loretta Gutierrez Royal Ha k.cnb rg Elizabeth Hall Michael Hall Robert Hall Adam Hampton Christoph r Haney abrina Hansen Curti. Hard Monique Harding Alana Harri Th rna. Harri. Misty Hatton Dane Hawk Craig Hawker Laura Hawkes Jennifer Hawkins Dana Haye. Joe Heckert hay Heckert Delia Heffernan Heather Heinrich Brandy Hendrick Robins Hendee Gary Henry Trisha Henry Diana Herman Darian Hick Bryan Hill tephen Hinds Cari Hoffman Timothy Hoffmann Jason Holland Th rna · Hook Li. aHopkin Th mas Horton 94 �All photos by J. T. Folsom Junior Janie McVey take a break in the batter' box between pitching inning against a rival sch ol. ophom re Jennifer Silvis vigorou ly takes note. for a major exam in her hist ry course. Sophomore Devin Weadon take tim out of hi bu. y first-year schedule to give us a mile. 95 �Howk Heather Howk Jo, hua Hoy M ni a Hubbard Je e Hudkin Heather Hud. on Katrina Huffman Jeremy Hunter Dedrick Hyche arolyn I enhart J Iuli Meli a Jack on Ramone Jack on Ja ob Jaramillo Michelle Jaramillo Micha 1Jen en Billy John on Bruce John on Rodney John on Tiffany John on Jame Jone Jermiah Jone andie Jo eph Carlo Juarez ichola. Ju tinger Arben Kalave hi Jo. hua Keith hane Kennedy Kendra Kenzy Jeffrey Ker ey Chri ty Kie el tein Katrina Kil trom Ben Kim Michelle King 96 �Rick King Jod) Kinney Eric Kirk Tobi Kitowski Joshua Knodelmeierhenry Katie Knopp Tiffany Koenig Marla Kohutek Shaun Kratz teven Krieg Ana Krueger Ja:on Laffler Laura Laffler Micah Laffler Tanya Lambert L nnie Lamoureu Kevin Lanning Tony Latour Franci Lavigne JutinLe Patricia Lee Tami Leedom Jes. ica Le ard Blair Light Kevin Lint Craig Loewen tein Angel Loncki Robbie London Andrea Lopez Anna Lucero Jo hua Lueck Isaac Lumberg Kate Luft 97 �Luten Bill Luten Jennifer MacCabe ndrea Ma holz Angela Magnu on Jam Maier J eph Maier Jo e Manzanare Jo e Manzanare Brian Martin Chri topher Martin Coy Martin Greg Martin Kimberly Martin Aubrey Martinez Jennifer Marton Frank Mataipule Anthony McAcinemey Angela Me lo. key Mich lie McClurg Partrick McComb Courtney McCormick Jarne McC wan ichole McCoy Randy McDonald Li a McGlothlin Keith McGrew Michelle McKeal Meli a McKinley Patrick Medina Jennifer Meredith David Me zler Ste en Metzger Marie Mirenda GinaMi ola Mark Moneypenny Angelina Montoya Chri topher Moore Eric Moore Stephanie Morning arah Morri Angela Mo eley Mary-Ann Muehlbauer 98 �ophomore Monica Hubbard and Cathy Murphy hi ver as they root our J. Y. football team to victory again t Air Academy during one frigid game on October 29th. All photO\ by J.T. Fol\om Junior Kelly Fomby i a rna. ter with the iolin in 7th period. Can you gue whether thi i Ja on or Mica Laffler? 99 �Murphy Kath Murph Adrian Murra Chri topher Mu Jennifer Nail Da id apier Chri topher evin Perry owlin Eric O'Donnell Frank O'Laughlin tephanie Oakley Brody Ohlbrecht athan Oliver Edda Ortega Timothy Otto John Our · Carol n Oxley Rita Pacheco Matth w Paddack Amy Padilla Brian Palmer Chri tina Palmer Je ica Palmer Rhiannon Pardi Pri cilla Parker Tiffany Parker Tracey Pear on Tara Peltz Charle - People Daniel Perez Elizabeth Perez Heather Perry Jarne Perry Michael Per ad Amy Peter en Stephen Picken J arne Pi veral 100 �Sanders Thoma Pon. Travi Porter Bradley Powell Kimberly Prather Sherrill Pratt teven Pre ey Jame) Price Debra Prieve Jo. eph Pruett Meli a Quidachay Linda Quinlan Kimberly Rayborn Shannon Reave Monique Redden tana Redden-Key Suzanne Reiher Ryann Reynold Kri tina Rice hane Rit chard Adrienne Ritter Dente Roane Honor Robert John Robertson Michelle Robert on Jennifer Robin on hameka Rodman Jennifer Rodriguez Amy Romero Michelle Romero tacy Romero Brian Roe Rebecca Rou e Gary RuM rd Raellen Ru ell Robb a k Jeffery Sadler Kri tie aleny Kel ey ali burg Brian anchez Jo eph Sanchez Ro alinda Sanchez Anthony and r 101 �Jacqueline a in. ki Ja on Schaule Tracy chneider Daniel choenfelt Marlo chudel Bryan Scott J :eph crogg. Tricia Seidel Je ica equira arolyn er ant Damon hankling licia Sharp Angela harp tephanie harpnack Zachar Shaw Dwayne hehi Veronica Shell John Sherwood Felicia hipman Mi ty Shuff Meli a humaker Jennifer il i John Simmons Robert immon · Jamie Simon Monique im, Peggy Slu her Adam Smith Daniel Smith Matthew mith icole mith tacey Smith Vincent ouza Clinton Sp ncer Pri cilla pilotro u anne Stamey Gerald tamm Myron Stamp Je ica teen Michael tein 102 �Weadon Ca h Stewart Jeffery Stewart Erica towell Candy voboda Todd wart Jeremiah Swartz Kelly Taylor cott Taylor Daniel Tacker Lance Thoma David Thomp on Stephen Thomp on Rebecca Thorn on Amanda Tidrick Donald Tillar Aaron Tindill Amy Tinkle Robert Tittle Andrew Tobin Danielle Trujillo am Trujillo Marchelle ntalan Shawn yeda Daniel Van AI tine Je ica Van Arnam Helena Va quez Marley Veach Jamie Vierra Marcu Vincent John Valano Jeremiah Wacker Je e Wagner Tara Wagner Chri topher Walk Janice Walker Chri topher Ward Wendy Ward Erika Warren Je ica Warren Aubrey Watkin Je ica Watkin Devin Weadon 103 ���Weaver Ra hel Wea er Jill Webb athan Welch Bradle WelL Chri. topher Wheeler Matthew Wheeler Meli a Wherry Barry White J .. White Ronnie White Michael Whitley Melanie Whitman Michelle Wilkerman Brandon Willhoit Brad William Gernido William K rry William Seleta William Thoma William cott William on Jody Willi Kri topher Wil on Byron Winkelbauer Derek Wi e tephanie Wi e Daniela Wolf Yong Wolfe Katrina Wood Carlo Wright Alex ander Y akich Jodi Yat Baby York Chri top her Young Jonelle Young Sandy Young haun Yunker Paul Zani Stephanie Zanzig Valerie Zeigler Flynn Zoleta David Zortman 106 �Dunn~ the fall Sports a\.\ emhl\', Rehecca Boo~er (II) and Elena Fenn£'wald (I 0) pose, \·howinR HoldinR hand\, Scott Copland off the third place aH ard that the (II) and Marilvn Haas (II) rollnhallteam earned at the 1993 \Wttch w ne~t memhers of Jlze 1111·itational J. V. Vo//eyha/1 atwnal Honor Society are announced The Gospel Choir raise.\ its vote e dunng lunchtime to bring inspiration to all of Widefield during the dedication of the neH Widefield grass terrace. All photo.\ h\': J. Folsom 107 �Shi1•ering in front oft he art showcase. Angela Drury ( 11) contemplates purchasing cotton candy to do herpartfor "Operation Amanda." Widefield' Junior. and Sophrnore ha e di played many different intere t . The intere t ary from carpentry to helping olve problem through team forum . Widefield i proud to ha e hard working and diligent pupil who will be America' (and the world' ) future. Community ofCaring member, Jerrmaner Bryant ( 10), listens intently to solution to a social dilemma. While being intervie~ved for television, Amanda Tidrick ( 10) explains how the caring tudent of WHS are helping her payfor the operation that will allo~..· her to walk. 10 Pointing out the finer qualttie~ of lwrin£? a properly tuned saxophone. Josh Ellis ( /0) e\plain\ to De1•in Weadon ( 10) how to f}(J.\ition the reed in the mouthpiece. �Problem solving is oneofEddie V1gil's ( 10) specialties. Teen Forum allows him to use his unique creativif) 10 its fullest . Meawring out the floor of Widefield's carpentry project is \'el)' tedious H ork, but Scott Coplan ( 1 I) pws a lot of finesse into making the measurements precise and accurate. After a few brief moments in the fray of combat, Zole Chavc ( 10) emerges the victor at the Pueblo South wrestling Krimage. 109 �"I ltke the prite in wu.1 " a~rees Heather Ke/1_, and Brian Curti.\. "Hey man.' Wha 'clw doinf?? "Ja.10n Mann asks Corer Reedy. Jason Robertson lw\ school written all m ·er hi.\ face. "Oh, my goodne.\ \.1 " exclwm.\ Je/1111 Beeler when Brandy Alexender finally catches on. Afier school, 11 orking on the .\ et of KWHS. Kimo Bonnelycke admire.\ the finished product of the ne~n. �"So, Greg, whatdidtheycatch you doing this time?" Mike Marks asks Greg Badnerosky. Left, right, left, ""!hope I get this right." thinks Jody Leithbridge to herself "A£waaaaglUU?f~h hhhh .' .' .1.1.' .' .' t resss.1.1.'.' .1.1.1.'" ex cia i 1111 Stacy McColgan a1· she thinks of graduation. Phillip Gallego\ toke\ a break out of pia_\ practice to lounge around. 94 "Get this camera out of my face.'.'.'" screams Danaschi Evans . �Jamie McGlothlin ( 12) gi1•es it all she's got. All photos by staff photographer. "How soon is graduation?" asks Amy Wright ( 12) as she ponders O\'er her future. Gladiator Matt Larson (12) proudly defends his queen Moana 1uli as Brian Foley ( 12) tries to take her away. Jeff Baur ( 12), lzannon Oakly (12), Sarah Grandi-;:o (12), Stacy McColgan ( 12), Jennifer Tittle( 12), and Bren Cline ( 12) prove that seniors are definetly stuck between a rock and a hard place. 112 "Seniors are pig !"exclaims Bren Cline ( 12), as Travis Bradfield ( 12), Nathan Appel ( 12), Nick Pederson ( 12), James Gon-;:ale.\ ( 12), and Heath Braley ( 12) stuff their faces. �Natasha Holbert ( 12) displays her musical talent as she practices her clarinet. Alvin Brown ( 12) and Fred Marjerrison ( 12) agree that their senior year is the best. "Shoot! You kno~-v no one can play like I can, " replies Lavonne George ( 12) as she smiles jokingl_v. o!'I''We'" outto hm!" ""'" Nikki Murphy (12) as she brings this part of the senior section to a close. All photos by staff photographer. �Maybe the Hard Work Will Pay Off "Is thi.1· all worth it?" asks Derek Stone ( 1 I) while working on a written role play at the Glnm·ood Springs Invitational for DECA. After it was m·er, he decided. 11 lzile 10aking in the Glenwood Hot Spring.\ Pool, that hard work really does pay off 114 �115 �ADMINISTRATORS/COUNSELOR Karon Cofield Jay Comi/.1 Daryl Grantlvlark Hatchell Dm•id Turner Gary Wiler Mike Biondini /sa elle Gutierre:: Thad Hall Jan chuet Barb mith Rick Wilson SECRETARIES Dody Beeson Corine Daubert Patti Grande/ Judy Henke Judy LaCasse Lydia Lemke Jan Meyers Pat Gilham: 116 Pat Gilgam has been an attendance clerk here at Widefield for ten years. She attended the University of Washington DC and worked for the FBI for three years before moving here in 1 967. Mrs. Gilham has four wonderful kids: Rick, Cindy, Tami, and Clint; all of whom graduated from Widefield. She plans to travel and make crafts now that she is retiring. Mrs. Gilgam says she will love to leave all those ringing phones behind, but is also glad to take with her the memories of the staff and her enjoyment of working with the students. Copy by: K. Pierson and C. Diaz. �TEACHERS Carolyn Abel Alma Adams Dave Adams Carol Andenon Roxy Bates Cheri Becke Kath_v orrelli Trish Brock C_vnthi Brm~ n Ginny Car/mn June C blent;:: Sherry Conley Helen Cozzie Karen Crcmford John Cunninglza n Gregg Dahlberg Don Dm·i1 Frank eBell AI Derbv John D rine Joe Dionisio Butch Fackelman Ralph Johnson: Mr. Ralph Johnson has been one smiling face here at Widefield that will definately be missed. Mr. Johnson has been teaching here at Widefield for 23 years. He was the first to teach Lab Psychology as well as teaching other sciences. He coached the boy's basketball and girl's tennis teams and has been the sponserof Student Cabinet since 1971. His hobbies include tennis, working on cars, and hiking. Mr. Johnson feels he has reached his goal of teaching and would like to move on to other things such as selling restaraunt supplies. Mr. Johnson has received a lot of support from his family and friends and will love to leave behind outdoor duty. Several things he will take with him are the memories of the science staff, Student Cabinet, and most of all, the students. Copy by: K. Pierson and C. Diaz. 117 �Larry McClanahan Starting in 1962, Mr. Larry McClanahan has been teaching here in the Widefield School District, and for the past ten years has been at Widefield High School. He received his Bachelor's at Adam's State, his Masters at Colorado State University, and his Doctorate at the University of Colorado. He currently teaches biology, earth science, as well as at the alternative school. All four of his children; Charlott, Marilyn, Natalie, and Kandal, graduated from Widefield High School. Mr. McClanahan is eager to attempt new things such as selling real estate. He plans on doing a lot of fishing and wishes to revisit the U.S.S.R. He feels fortunate to work with so many unique students. Mr. McClanahan states, "I want to give something to people and make a difference in their lives." Copy by: K. Pierson and C. Diaz. Jim Felice Dale Ferguson Me~ Gallagher Michelle Gilmore Doug Goforth Judr GoOlill'in huron Gren: Amw Hamre Kamherly Harmon Ann Hawker Hike Heatherly Gary Held Larry Henry Bob Hoffman ancy Holm Bob Hudson onnie Jackson Ralph Johnson Rand.~ Jones Randy Keile\ Sandy Koch Lynn Kopas1/8 �Bnw1 Krauw Dare Kremple Man' Limardo Scott Loring Brenda um~h ll'all Marti11 Larn McClanahan She/It Miles Richard Molter Mark Mwur; Jeanette Mutchler Brian aegel Wayne ickl Ku rt Ones L/llda Overltn ancy Rahne Dm ·id Reeder Jean Rolf\ Frank Sa~Oil(l John Schoolmaster Linda chwart-;. Bob e11nert Frank Debell Mr. Frank Debell has been a valuable asset to Widefield High School for the past 3 5 years. He attended the University of Northern Colorado and received a double major in Industrial Arts. Mr. Debell received his inspiration to teach from his past teachers. His two children, Mike and Dody, graduated from Widefield High. Quite a few Widefield teachers were his devoted little students. He currently teaches Drafting, Calculator math, and once taught Spanish. He slyly comments he's going to love sleeping in but will miss the faculty and students. He plans to do absolutely nothing after retirement. He wants to kick back and enjoy the unemployed life. When he's not kicking back, he plans to "work" hard at fishing, traveling, and making crafts. Copy by: K. Pierson and C. Diaz. 119 �Teachers can be crazy too. Mrs. Jan Youtz displays her wild side by wearing a mask during t h e Halloween dress up day. Joan Slzeram Jim kadden \ mda kadden Wayne Smith St phen obiech Ann Spencer haron troud Duane wanson Grant Taggard Bob Taylor Eric Thiele Mar.Lou Bob Tim Debbie Trapp Tony Tyrell Dirk Visser z.caino-Gogas ancy Wade Harry Wallace John Weadon Rose Wells Joan Wenner.\ 120 �CUSTODIANS/COOKS frank Duran Steve Henre Ron Lesley Glenna Moreland John Mone Annemarie teven.1 EDUCATIONAL ASSTS. tel/a Bowers Scott Christiansen Pat Gilham Jf'tJet Hon·ath Jackie Hudgins Bunny Kint Gail Lott Phyllis Madden Helga Morrison Joan onnan ita Paddack Gil Palsrok orma Pate Michele Sauer Helen Tostanoski ot Pictured: l\.1an Beth Bishop Heidi Woodside Teresa Philltps Don Beebe Darlene French MiJ.:.eu·lKh Chuck filler Ho11ie Penhin~ Ron Retherford Von Hartle\ Pearl Hill Mamie Hunter Cheryl Johnson Brenda aptmt Jff 121 �Renai ance i one of Wid field' . mo t popular organization . . Renai . ance is a national organization that promote · academic excellence, good attendance, and a p sitive attiude. Membcrc., who are inducted mu t meet certain criteria at the end of each . me ter to receive a particular level of member hip. per on could r cei e one of three card., blue being the highe t. With these cards tudent could take ad antage of pecial benefit available to them, uch a prom ticket discount , local re taurant di c unt, a free period off chool without homework, and early lunch pa es. It' no wonder that it ha been o uccc. ful. The R nai ance Steering Committee doe exactly a it nam implie. ; steer. the Renai sancc program in th dir ction that it n ed to go. Th popularity and ucce of the program i. partly due to the teering Committee and partly due to the enthu ia m of the tudent . Thi year the Renai ance program eel brated it fir t anniver ary here at Widefield High Scho 1. Thi occa ion wa marked by a party attended by all Renai ance card holder . They were er ed cake and punch and were allowed to it around and relax during the 4th period gala. A news crew from KRDO TV 13 e en made an appearance and filmed the member having a grand time. Copy by: K. Pi r on and C. Diaz. Front row: Melissa Philp, Jason mith, Jason Prunty Up the Stairs: Kelly McCleary, Jason Jaramillo, athanAppel, Stacey McColgan, Angela McCloskey, Mrs. clmet-, Jes ica Smith, Kristen Bell, Anne Bourne, Christina Dia- 122 Botttom row: Kenya Alex, lenni Allie, Florence Johnson, i<enisha Bell, arasha Holbert , Beth ie1mld. Jacinta Jones, Linda Richardson, Charmaine Anderson, Micha I Sanche;: 2nd rOIL' Christa Gon::ales, Rick Brumback, tephanie Jones, Rebecca Thompson, Mike Strassner, Daffeny !go, Ben Bribach, Farrah Robinson, Lisa Overbav, Mary Drinen, Amie Knopp, Karen £1/ioi, Brenda Pfister Jrd roiL' Christina Lmch, Sheree McDaniel, Christina Anderson, Danna Lethbridge, Darrel Cotton, Michael Rankin , Melissa Philp, Robert Kohutek, Angie Hmes, hristina Morris, Brandon Christensen 4th row: Branda Mattson , Aspen Rasmussen 5th row: Gary Bement, Brmn ravens, Alvin Brown, Helena Bigley, tacey McColgan , Kent Lambert, Felicia Shipman, Brande Gieck, Brande Sparr, Fred Marjerrison , Lori Kozloski 6th ro : Mike Duvson, Drew Lattrell, Eric Prieve, John ·Lee, Matthew Pett}', Rene Miller, Dan Hodges, Amw Chapman 7th ro •: eil Mayes, Amy Abel, Kelly McClea f}·, Rick Bradlev, Mike Moore, Brett McDavtd 8th row: Joev Fine, Jessica Zay, Cassie Hendricks Top row: Sonya entworth �Front ro11: Michael Du n en, Jennv Allie, Kmtie Pierson, Jodt Lethbriclf?e, Heather Mascllelli, Kimo Bonnelycke, Auhrey Fenniwald 2nd lame.\ Gon::.ales, Samn Kelley, Jej}Bauer, Matt Pett\', ick Pederson, Anna Chapman, on me Kelly, Julie Rtlev Jrd ro11: Kenm Alex, Dtmaschi Evans, Christina Lynch, Ann· Abe/, Alvin Brown. Heather Sanborn Top ro11: Eric Priel'e, Gary Bement, Fred Marjerrison, Mr. Tagart, Lori Ko::loski, Becky Su.\.\er, Christina Dia::.. Brett McDa vid, hris Rile\' ot Pictured: l enni Beeler, Cassie Hendricks, Chri.ltina Anderson, atasha Holbert, arah Grandt-io, Angte Hm es, Chris Jelling\, Kelly McCleary, heree McDamel, Sonya Wenlli'oth, Pat egura. Brandv Alewnder, Estelle Gallegos roiL' The ational Honor Society is composed of some of Widefield' top . tudent . Th new members of thi club were inducted into the s ciety at a ovemb r tudent b dy a embly. The ociety' participant mu t carry a 3.25 GPA or better. In addition to the GPA requirement, member mu t al o pro ide po itive leader hip role . NH wa re pon ible for the Sw etheart Dance, and for providing tudent tutor . Copy b : H. Kelly. 123 �1sr row: Mike Marti, Veronica Pere::_, B.J. Morris, Jake Volcic, Jennifer Cohen 2nd row: Amy Hutcherson, Jeremv Campbell. Tom Taylor, Manuela Black, Amy LeBow Jrd row: Grant Harris, Jef!Wusk, Mark Wellborn Nor Pictured: Mary A I' is. I mac Peterson A.V.P. The AVP program is a select group of seniors who chose to get a headstart on their college education. They take cia . es at designated college. and receive college credit. The e tudents are very dedicated to mo ing ahead in life and futhering their career. "Being in this program has taught me responsiblity and how to manage my time better." states Grant Harris. Widefield is very proud of the member. accomplishment and their trong-willed desire to learn. Way to go, AVP!!!!!! Copy by: H. Kelly. 124 �The~c manchanically inclined young men ~pend their cla~s time fixing up old car~ . They don't mind getting down and dirty under the hood of a '57 Chevy or even an ' 2 Pinto. o, ladie when the. e guys come up to you with their oiled up hands, don't run away, they'reju t there to help you fix your car. Copy by: H. Kelly. Back row: Bo Clark, Jason Buckley, /eve Fincher, Jon Grady, Reed Ohlbrecht, hris Kois, Paul Basgal, John u1mbert, Byron March , Shane Garrett, Mr. Ones Fint row: Brian Groff, Rick Ro.\emak, Kenji Ululen, Jesus Molina, Dan Hanswm Front row: Mr. Kopas::.. Doug Woody, Jason Kettle , Brian Farson Back row: Thomas Bone~w/1, Adam McCusker, hane Johnson. Louis Trujillo, cott Coplan. Timothy McWilliams, Brian Nierode , Chris Bedel, Shawn Lou::.on, Josh "Bear" Sims ot Pictured: Garv Bentle_\. Chuck Chal'e- Have you er dreamed of building your own hou ·e? Well that is exactly what the Widefield Carpentry Club is doing. They pend their cia time constructing a real house out in the building project behind Widefield High School. The hou e that they pent all of their hard work n will s meday be purchased, and then lived by. orne grateful family. and the famil) won't even know that their new house wa built by a bunch of wild and crazy teenager., becau e they do as g d a job as any construction company. Copy by: R. Foley. 125 �Front row: Mr. Ferguson, Troy Brovold, Renea Kelly, Lee Griffin, Donta Wilson, Shannon Oakley, Marc Strassner, am White, Derek Stone, lsha Ramire-, Angela trempke, Amie Knopp, Ardelle Lope-, Mr. Molter 2nd row: Jason Smith, Pat Patterson, Kristie Pierson, Jaime Marks, Willie page, Marcellus Reed, Gwen Dodd, Katie Kn opp, Celeste Smelts, Tvler Smith, Sarah Grandi-io, Jennifer Tittle, Vicki Heint:.en, Mike Krablean 3rd row: Regina Molina, Richard Ward, Raymond Southworth, Jason Williams, Candace Stalcup, Aaron Williams, Rhiannon Pardis, ikki Hudkin s, Amy Farle_;·, Amy Bryant, Sabrina Hathorn e, u:.i Sanche-, ommeshia Brown, Kardia Pickney 4th row: LeeAnn Fergu.\, Wendy Grm•es, Robert Rodrigues, Matt Pattock, Joey croggs, Jessica Angeline, Stephanie Oakle.v, Heather Book, Angie Sharp, Jaqueline Baxter, Elena Zlzabina, Kendra Frewart, 5th row: Justin Powell, Andre D 'Amour, Ben Hom, ick Ju stinger,Andy Geiger, Cristy Pope, Jennifer Morton, Tanya Ford, Jason A-uras, Marchelle Untalan, Bryan Hill, 6th row: Suzan lusher, Sharon Largent, Carolina Villarreal,Dorrel Cotton, Paul Harrill, Martin O'Brien, Jon Paul Wright, Daniel Bell, Tony D 'A lessio, Ja son Pruett Top row: Vernon Marshall, Rachelle Wise, Gwen Debelke, Amy Bryant, Slwna Butcher, Krist)• Charleston, Rene Miller 126 DECA i the large t club, and one of the mo t acti e at Widefield High chool. There are 108 member . DECA tand for Di tributive Education Clubs of America. The majority of DECA member are taking marketing cla e in the bu ine department. There they learn the importance of economic , entrepeneur hip, and performance in the competitive world of bu ine . To te t the e kill the DECA club aero the nation have frequent competition . The e meet take place aero the region, tate, and country. There DECA member pit their kill again t other DECA member in uch area a job interview and compo ing a yearly budget for mall bu ine e . Widefield tudent have alway placed high at the e meet taking many top honor . Thi year DECA experimented with a new money-making deal, the DECA tore. It wa opened in o ember in the cafeteria area. And it proved to be a ucce ful a the club it elf. �What, more math? It' not really like that at all in the Math Club. Thi i a club devoted to the promotion and further deveolpment of mathematical kill . They meet every Wedne day to di. cu . such matters a upcoming math competition at other ·chool and the Colorado Math League Te t, a te teach club member takes to earn point and p sibly prize for himself/her elf and hi /her chool. The Math Club also p n or a math competition held at Widefield High School every pring for the local junior highs. The Math Club is a strong repre entation of the mart, friendly, and fun tudent who know how to make learning fun. Front row: Je1sica Sadler, Wendy Brownstein, Natsha Holbert, Jodi Lethbridge 2nd row: Mary Patton, Mrs. Conley, Melissa Philp, Lisa Overbay, Mrs. Abel, Jennifer Rust, Brenda Mattson, Heather Sanborn, Jennifer Legaspi, erena Bailey, Lars Rocha Jrd row: icole Gordon, Jessie Cales, Melvin Roberts, Elizabeth Perez, Jason Jaramillo , Russell Shaiffer, Darrel Cotton, Miranda orris, Troy Brovold, Marla Kohutek ot Pictured: Kenisha Bell, Robert Foley, Jennifer LaPlante, Polina Nikiforova, Elena Zhabina Front row: Christina Dia::, Heather Sanborn, Melissa Philp, Marla Kohutek, Amy Farley, Jennifer LaPlante, Mr. Derby Back row: Alvin Brown , Kimo Bonnelycke, Matt Grant;:., Jimm y Arellano, Eric Moore The cience Club i not all ju t cience. Thi club al o promote elf-e teem, and confidence. Thi club has participated in many variou competition and expo ition throughout the year. In them, they demon trate different a pect of chemi try, biology, a tronomy, and phy ic . The Science lub ha alway r pre ented Widefield well at all of their meet . It take a lot of planning and preparation to even tand a chance at one the e competition , and our Science Club ha hown that they have what it take .And to think they even have fun doing it. 127 �Maybe the altitude is to blame! Su-:an Sit/\ her ( 1 I) and Jenn(fcr Carne' ( 1 I) hare alreadr ri1e11 from thl' clcad wzn•. That;, w/n they are not \\'OITied thm the cafeteria frwd will kill them. 128 STUDEN �LIFE �Paul Abernathy ( 12) proud(v shmn off two of his finer points during the day of man.v faces. Photo by: J. Weadon Snorting up her curiosity. Sara Hightower( /2)Join.\ in the fun of the dav. he wait.\ rather impatiently for the announcement of the Halloween Costwne Conte II winner.\ . Photo h_\: J. Weadon 130 �As a totallv greusome \'ampire, Brandi mith ( 12) .w eers quietly after a bloodv mack. Photo br: J. Weadon Sming pretty in her english clasvoom. Con· Wright ( /0) 1hmn her pearlv H hit e.\. "/ dressed as a clown because a c/mm i.1 alwm·s happ_1, " she Ill\'\ , Pfwto h.\ : J. Weadon "That's all Folks.1 .1! The Halloween ostume Contest is o1•er and the winners are d10 .1 f! 11 .1 " comment\ Mr . Dionisio. He was one ofse\·eral teachen H ho dressed in Halloween costume on October 28. Photo by: J. Weadon �" ndcr a Blue Moon" was the theme for the weetheart dance this ear. Its ucce-;-; was due to the exceptional j b done by the member-; of the ational Honor ociety. The highlight of the evening was when fantasy becam reality for the luck.y six who were oted into the exclusi\e royal community. rterwards, the King and Queen, James G nzales and Jamie Marks, Prince and Princess, aron pringfield and Farrah Robinson, and the Duke and Dutchess, dam Smith and herri Pratt, all took their coorination dance. Enjoyinf? each other.\ company durin~? a slow dance. Bren Cline ( 12) and Lori Ko::.lmki ( 12 ). share a specialnwment. 132 Modestly acceptinR their honon as King and Queen of the Sn eetheart Da/1( e. Jamie Mark\ ( 12) and James Gon::.ale\ ( 12), quietly 1hine. �farrah Rohinwn (II) and Aaron Spring.fleld (II}, Wl.\iOLI\1\ mmitthetr coorination dance together as Prince and Pnnceu. Jackie Stm in1ki ( 10). smiles sympathetically at Tommr Harri1 '.1 ( 10) lame joke. Biting her lip, Shern Prall ( 10), nenm1.1/y \mtle\ after heing {1/lnOLI/lCl'd s~reetlwrt Dutche\.\. Copy b.\: Angela BtSce~lia. Rehecca Duran, Jamie Glennon All photo.\ hy Marlo clwde/ 133 �r: 7' T. J, ~P})'i} J ( 'T R I ?' • I ( T Eternal Dawn by Jerrmaner Bryant ( 10). Feathered Vindicator by Mike Krableon ( 12). Lady of the Bramble b1 Mandi Uhden ( 11 ). Japanimation Ninja by Phil Span ( 12). Fear of the Light by Rick Bradle.v ( 12). Gorilla h1 Brande Gieck ( 11 ). Abstract by Katrina Yates ( 12). F-14A Tomcat by Rick Rosemark ( 10). Flight of the Hero b James Gonzales ( 12). Page design by Robert Kohutek ( 11 ). Photos by J. Weadon. 134 �135 �Long awaited, paid it. High isit to Widefield hool on 24, 1993. ovember Tea~ing the dents the entire da Thank. gi\ ing no~ ~now tu- before acati n, the blanketed e er thing cri~.;p, with it ice gnp. Relati ely numerous students huddled in the hallrather than face 1ack wa Fr . t' clamm clutche . ther wi:hed for m re of the frigid weather. Refer- ringtoth da ,B nBribach' (II) only comments were, "Let it . now, let it now, let itsnow!" Though . uchh pe were on many mind , the h ol was not granted a . n w day. Instead, student uffered through the re t of the day, anxiou I awaiting th ir moment of freedom. Cop by: Chri tina Diaz With an expre.\.\ion that \peaks for itw({. Brian Fole.\ ( 12) re~ret\ not being on tlze \1ope.\. Instead, he is on his way to another class. Among the ice and mo~t 011 01 ember 24. 1993. when other ma.\ cot\ cower, the Gladiator Hands tall. Strolling under a crystal canopy, J.J. Con-ales (II) and Loreta G111terre-:. (I 0) find impatience to school to end. 136 Winter Daze �Scrambling through the newly fallen snm~, Kurt Stramer( 11) rushes off to his math class. A dedicated student, Felicia Balster ( 11 ), treks endleH mile~ throu~h the bli;.;.ard to anotherfasinantin~ class." Heather Aber ( 10) and Angela Maguson ( 10) hope fora snowdav, butt he ~~·ish is never answered. Heather lute\ ( 11) flies through the quad as the \now thickens. As the mow lace5 the branches and blankets the ground, Shannon Bowling ( 11) thinks only of the cold temperature\. Brande Geick ( 11) and Pyong Yi ( 12)jind it difficult to control their excitement. �KWHS & Channel One in Action Thi" i" the second year Widefield High School ha. been in ol ed with hannel I. This year is ery pecial in that we ha e been the focus of han nell's camera. three time . Our first appearance wa. on the dail Pop Quiz. Th \e ond time was ~ r a promotional ideo t show to future hannel I choob. inall , we were in ited to be conte tant on the fir. t annual Pop Quiz Challenge. We ha e also enjoyed the use f free tele ision . in every cla\sr om that hannel I sponsors ha e pro ided. py by: R. Kohutek and M. Mondragon On top of a// the current e1 ·ents, Latrice Wiley ( 12) and Aubrey Fennewald ( 12) discus.\ a domestic affair between practice "Takes " so that they can present WH with professional quality news. Photo by: J. Folsom Behind the vcene1 complller wi~. Kimo Bonnelyc ke ( 12) pr01•idn U .\ II itlz update\ on Johs . 1cholanhip1 , and other important information. Photo h.\ : J. folwm Peek-a-boo.' Camera men from channel 1 sneaks a quick 1/zot to add to their promotional 1•ideo while 1·iviting Widefield High school. Photo by: J. Folmm 13 �Dunng the I 11 anntwl pop qui-; challenge 111 Los Angeles. Ja .\On Jaramillo (II ).Debbie Misola( 12). Remley Valverde . }awn Prunty( 12),Mr.Dtot.\ to.and Je1 .1ica Zm (II) came 111 ~eunul place. Photo br: Staff Photographer ramming to memori~e the news, Aubre.\ Fennewald ( 12) IH'i rls her microphone impatiently while \t'aiting to be filmed for the next morning.\ program. Photo by: Staff Photographer 'Hey Kent. how about a trim?" my.\ Mr. Dionisio. "the barber", to Kent Lambert (II). Photo b\': tc!fl Photographer "Do you mind if I read m·er your shoulder!" Mr. Dionisio aske.\ La trice Wiln ( 12) ll'hile comparing their notes for the nett mominf?.\ broadca.\t. Photo by: tajf Photographer 139 �BIGGEST FLIRTS: Heather Kelly and Heath Braley MOST POPULAR: Moana luli and Alan Febus CUTEST COUPLE: Melvin Roberts and Aspen Rasmussen POLL 140 �CUTEST BU S: Bren Cline and Angie Trenler In ctober, the enior Clas of 1994 participated in the rebirth of the Seni r Poll. The poll consi ted of seventeen categories. Included was the traditional Mo t Likely to ucceed, Most Gorgeous Eyes, Cutest and Oddest ouple, and many more. In s me cases the c mpetition wa clo e, yet in others, it was won by a landslide. We present you several f the mo t recognized member of the Cia of 1994. MOST GORGEOUS EYES: Kimo Bonnelyck and Delta Marks BEST LEG : Charlene mith and Alan Febus SEXJE T MILE: hane Skalla and Melissa Man-anares 141 �lOR POLL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: J. T. folsom and Jody Lethbridge BESTALLARO DSTUDE T: Jame1· Gon-;_ale.\ and}()({\ Lethbridge BEST LOOK/ G: Jaime Marks and Alan Feh111 142 �FRIENDLIEST: Jason Robertson and Moww luli BEST ATHLETES: Chns Kinhofer and Alan Febu .\ MO T CHOOL SPIRIT: Pat Segura and Kenya Alet MOST U /QUE LAUGH: Matt Lanen and Marisa Hebert FIR T M /LL/0 A IR : Bret McDal'ld and Jody Lethbridge /43 �Ma be m ne isn'te crything when it comes to a hands-on learnin~ e perien e. Widefield .' DE A pro~ram has worked hard for a cnool :tore and this year it finall paid off. With the help of man out:ide bu. iness rc Ference ,, icki Heintzen ( 12). Kri . tie Pier 'on (12), and Jennifer Tittle ( 12), the managers and initiator . ha e researched and acquired much information for the pa. t two years. "All the time and effort eem well worth it now that 'The Gladiator's Den' i.- a uccess," c mm nt. Jennifer Tittle ( 12). The Den is run olcly b . tudent with only th Marketing teachers ob. er ing their progre . and super ismg. It alfows student in the Marketing program to acquire the work experience needed for the "real w rid of work". The students have to apply and go through the actual interviewing proce . before being hired. "The Gladiator' . Den" wa open before and after chool and old ·uch merchandise uch a. burrito . , chicken sandwiche , juice , pride paraphernalia, and of cour e JUnkfood and p p. The marketing program look forward to more ucce next year, but being . enior , Vicki, Kri tie, an Jennifer did not lo k forward to pa. i':lg on their mana~erial. po• 1t10n. tone t year s sen 10rs. Vicki Heintzen wi he , "Good luck to next year' mana~er. , it' a lot of hard work. ' Copy by K. Pier on. Alltlze claller and construction on the cqfeteria stage turned into a profit making husine.1.1and a great expenence. Photo by.' Stq{{ Photographer areful/y counting out hi.\ clwn f{£', Tony Lope- (12) pars for hi1· purclune at "The Gladiator'\ Den". Photo by: J. T. Folsom Jennifer Tittle ( 12) and Kmtie Pierson ( 12) an\iousl\ await the finish of the DECA school store, "The Gladiator'\ Den". Photo by: J. Weadon Aaron Williams ( 12) poses for the camera as Jennifer Tittle ( 12) concentrates on gelling his change for him. Photo by: Staff Photographer �Florence Johnson ( 11) receil'es cornlll\ and Dr. Pepper from Lee Griffen ( 12). while he shows that ~enice 1nth a smile always brings customers back. Photo by: J. T. Folmm Vicki Heint-en ( 12) proudly and eaf?erly serl'e\ her peers the deliciou .\ .\nac/...1 from the sc hoof store. Photo by: J. T Folsom 145 �Maybe it's the Chill Bridgette Alexander ( 10) makes her ~plash at Widefield hy hreaking the school di1•ing record. Concentrating on putting his opponent on his back, Nick Pedenen easily manipulates his adversary in route to the pin. 146 ��Girls' sw·lllDling The girl of the '93- '94 Widefield swim team worked hard thi · ·ea on. The endured hard practices, fr m 3:15 to 5:30 e ery day after . chool, aturday practic . , and weightlifting at 6:00a.m.ever Monda and Wedne da . But the hard w rk payed off, and the Lad Glad wimmer. howed a lot of impro ement. Three chool re rd. were broken thi · ea on. ikki Murph broke the 100 butterfl record with a time of I :09.52 In the 100 yard bullerfly, ikki Murphy ( 12) comes up for air durin(? a meet with Doherty. Photo by ta.ff Photographer at th league wim meet. Another broken record wa. the 500 free tyle, broken by Meli .. a Philp with a time of 6:11 at the Hornet In itationa!. Bridgette Alexander, one of Widefield' two di er , et the new 6-di e record with 17 point . Widefield al o won two meets, again. t Was. on and Mitchell, which wa two more win. than last year. Cop by H. Bea ley In the last home swim meet of the rear, Melissa Philp (II) does a great start in the 100 yard hacbtroke. Photo by taff Photographer =----~ no, om. fiR 1 RO~\. lt-rtnikr St~'M'Orl 'YJ. \felusa "htrr) \ftcht'll~ Janmullo Ruqud ft~IIUOI.I (9). ChrtMl EH/x~/o (Y J Tiffam f olt--191. Adrra Campo (I I) Palma \1l.l}onu ( /2 J U1ura f_f» d/IY ). Brul~t'llt' 11exandu( IOJ f_( ()\/) RlH\. ( hru Ht>t (/ IHmunagrn Jf,.uzhu Bta It'\ (/OJ. \tU.t \furph) ( 121 \rcolt' (iordun ( J I), }t'tlllifa Pht/p(9 \anc-.ua (Jrt'rtzlu ( 101 \f,/u a Phtlp(J I) llonor Rob~rt (/0), \omrr RrJ/Jt-rtsiY). hmrnou Rt>uu•r( /{)J haun l1mka (IO)Imana~u} T/1/R{) ROll (h rr H-. !dcoa<h). 1ft hell~ \lulu on (/01. \farla Aoh"' k ( 101. L \ 1 {9 Aaru• \mllh( I I}, 4.f'rll \,__hmrJtiCJ -l11n l\.rrRhtl 1~1 Bunmt• Unght ( /~). \f,ra~la \orrr' (/OJ, f.m \ 148 t (VI, O..nr Rudu(,oa h1. )utmr Rollman (et:la,lr) In a meet with Mitchell. Bonnie Wright ( 12) does an 11111 ard di1·e, eaming second place in dil'ing. �hmring a power cheer, Karcee Davis ( 10) let\ her school spirit shine through. Cheerleading The '93- '94JuniorYar- summer to tri e for excel- ityCheerleaderswereahard lence. They cheered at ba- working. devoted group of ketball game , football girls. They cheered on the games, ·occer game. , base- m ball game , and many other rain, now, wind, and heat. athletic event . Copy by: J. The group of ten gave up a Jone . Widefield J.Y. athlete lot of pare time and their 1ST ROW: Cathy Murphy ( 10), Monica Hubbard ( 10). Yolanda Medina ( 11 ). 2 D ROW: Tiamza Bowens ( 10). Michelle Wilkerson ( 10), Shannon McCrystal ( 11 ), Slzelmon Brown ( /0). 3RD ROW: Kaycee Dal'is ( 10), Aubrey Martine-;. ( 10), Jennifer Pm1·el/ ( 11 ). During a JV soccer game. Jenm Pm1 ell 1II). Yolanda Medina I II), KayceeDar1.11 IO),Aubre\'Martine::. ( 10), and Cath\' Murphv ( 10) pnform thl'lr "Fire ujJ " cheer. Photos br wjf Photographer At the /a\1 JV football game of the Ieason, Tiamw Bowen\ 1I 0 ). Monica Huhhard I 10). Aubrey Martine::. I 10), Cath\' Mwphr ( 10). Shelman Brmm I 10), Shannon McCrr.1WI I II). and Jennr Po11 ell 1II) huddle together/or 11·annth. PhotosbrStaffPhotographer �Vars·ty Wrestling Maybe they're all tv.isted~ The \an.,ity \Hestling team was a great sucess this year. This year Widefield took. five wrestlers to the tate tournament inOemer. Adam mith(lO), Bomb treibel ( 12), Alan Febu. ( 12), Heath Brale (12), and Rick. mith (12) were the team's qualifiers. Heath Braley placed fourth, and Rick Smith to k home the tate Hea\ y-.. ight Champion hip. According to oach Kiley, who was immensely proud of this ear's exceptional team. "Once 1 ou' e wrestled, everything else seems easy." Foilin~ the aflcmpted escape of /11 .\ Rampart oppon£'111, .\tate qual~/ier Bomb Streibel ( 12) closes in for th£• final ptn. The expreuion on state qualifier \/an Felm.\ '.\ ( 12) face \hmr.\ the e./fort heinf? exerted as he mm·es to roll orer his opponent for the pin and the match. ). ,\tall gura t}erri.\ on (V. . (JV), (\') . .Stril'iwl I\ Stlll< ). Ja1011 Robertson IV). Nick Pedcr1en I\' ). Rohhie Tillie IV). John. \lmrado I\'). 2ND ROW Kmtllll' Picr\o/1, \dam Snuth 1\ , State), Dm·il/. \ ~uirre (./\) }ani< l ltmn} 11~ J. Brad Po11elf 11\' J. Jodr Wifli1 (}VJ. Branden \fartine~ (}\), Bramlon Bri~~.l I ~'J. /of Clum•.- 111'1. Kurt s·trlllner. 11\J. Mall Smith 11\'J, Chad Mtnna .\11nero1 (J\'). \lih Gram(}~). Pallie Thibault, .\hamum Odie\. 3RD ROW: Com h /\tin. Jfeli1 111 Man.-ancrn. lalllll' Par!..cr ..\a than 0/ila. (}\ '). Toll\ Sam/en(}~'). \lalll't•ll) (1\) /)crd II Ill' Ill'). Gre~ Bwult·m1kl Ill'). Rawumd Pifltt\o (}I'). 7ony Bri: te I J\). Jaimiah Sclmart ' llVJ. Gan llntn (}\), Brum Crmt'/1\ 11\). Eu~elll' Upchurch 1}1'). Jmcph Pr till(}\'}, Chri\linal.\nch Coach Wif1on ISO �Strugr,:ling to maintain control 1!/ h11 ad\'l'r\an. Pat Segura ( 12) t/!0\'e.\ to block the escape. State champion Rick Smllh ( 12) wccessfu/1_\ drops lu.\fellmr competitor to the mat. Never relaxed, Coach Kt/ey is constantly in mired, if onh from the side/me.\. Holding his opponent in an iron-grip headlock, \tate qualifier Heath Brain· ( 12) rolls his hapless opponent o1·er onto his back for the three-count. 151 �J. v. Ste1·e Picken\ ( 10) put\ the prenure on for a pin with his t\'pical e \pression. B randon Martine z ( 1 I) aggressivelyprepare.\ to pin hi.\ opponent. Wrestling Hard work!!! mination!!! Det r- trurne ntal thi year in up- Per i. tance!!! porting the ar ity quad by ! ! ! Dedi - completing the . ea on un- Learning the rop cation!!! De, ire!!! All of defeat d. the abo e de cribe the ea- Wil on , and Turner were onofaJuniorYar itywre- very proud of not only the tl r. team's record, but al o the With each uceeding year , the J. Y. quad Coache Kiley, attitude and conduct of the progre e toward the ulti- wre tier . mate goal: weat, pain, and hard work tate champion. The J. Y. wrestler were in- Maybe all the paid off. Th e members of the J. V. Squad watch in awe as a Varsity wrestler put\ the ultimate mo1•e 0 11 hi.\ opponent. 152 �J. V. Girls' Basketba I A winning season i. team: 1700 .tudent . omething that means a lot Credit i due for both to tho e invol ed. Ju t ask the player , who' trial and any of the girl<; on this year'. will to win put the oppo i- JuniorVar ityor ophomore tion to the te t, and the girl basketball team , or coache , who' guidance anyone el e at Widefield gave the team direction and High School. The team cohe ion. . tirred pirit to its and Mile were more than fulle t, keeping the crowd in ati fied with the team 'per- the game from the tos -up to formance . the final buzzer. There were Widefield willfully gave only five Lady Glads on the them every bit of acclaim court at any one time, but they de er ed, after all, they they were backed up by the had earned it. chool Coache Smith The re t of Jessica Armstead ( 10) intemely concentrates on making a free throw. Debbie Prie~·e. Jackie Sawinski. Slwwnta Bell, Angie harp. arah Apodoca. Julie Gardener, Lisa 01·erhay. 3RD ROW: Coach Miles, ikky McCoy, Jessica Armstead, Farrah Robinson, Renea Kelly. Patience El'all.\, Florence Johnson. oach mith. In the midst of a hectic game, Julie Gardner ( 10) anticipates her next critical ojfensi1'e mol'e. 153 �Girls' Varsity Basketball With a look of determination in her e_ves, Kenisha Bell concentrates as she shoots for her freetlzrow. 154 Psyching the defense out, Chris Kinlwfer breaks away from her opponent to meet the ball. hooting for two points, Becky L/Sser's ball goes wish. Waiting for the potnt guard to call the play, Chris Kinlwfi:r, Jaymi Ruby, and Dana.1cht Evans prepare to break to tltt ball. �!though the Lady Glad'i were 5-14 thi..., year they ...,till felt the sea on was succes<>ful. The players worked hard together and believed in what they were doing. What they lacked in height, they made up in heart and determination. The Lady Glad..., came a long way and got a lot better. Togetherness se med to be what worked for the Lady Glad . Fro-::.en at the end ofher shot, Jody Pet en a·atche.\ inten~f.r as her .\ hot f?Oe .\ through tlze hoop. "We played hard and got better along the way." Jeanna Romero "We really improved over the season which led to our best game in the end against Mitchell." Coach Hudson Back Ro11: Coach Hudson, Dwwsclzi El'{lns, Farrah Robinson, Kenisha Bell, tacy Wallick. Jody Peters, Coach Smith. Front Row: Brand\' Gieck, Chri~ Kinofer, Becky Susser, Jewma Romero. Jaymi Ruby. Copy by ngela Bisceglia, Rebecca Duran, Jamie Glennon, Marlo clwdel Ph to · b) pher taff Photogra155 �Boys' Varsity Basketball team, along with Chri The ound of the ba - Tumbaga ( 11 ), who lead the ketball pounding on the floor team in free-throw , with a echoe through the gym. The p rcentage of 73 . The 1. V. Widefield Gladiator, Men' team wa equally trong in Var ity team i ready to take the e area . Thi year, after the floor again . The Glad gi ing a large portion of their had a ro ky 1-7 tart but team to V ar i ty, the team fought back to end the ea- made way for the on in a -10 a on enter- Sophmore . The e new ing Di trict . The Var ity player were new in team were victoriou again t Widefield trategy and team uch a the La Junta coaching method , but their Tiger , who were undefeated pa ion for the port came until their game again t the fir t. From the very fir t Gladiator here at the time their father lifted their Widefield gymna ium. on to th ba ket for their What brought about thi fir t dunk, to their fir t expetum-around? Coach Munoz rience with a team, the e ay , "We tarted looking guy were ready and willing forthewin." With uchplay- to give it their all. With a er a tarter , Akai Clifford multitude of enior leaving (12), Vernon Mar hall (12), to eek a tart to their live , 1. 1. McCoy-Cannedy (12), we can look to the ophmore Jeff Sher-Rod ( 11) and Danta to be the next generation of Wil on ( 12), combined Widefield great . peed, endurance, and di ciCopy by: M. orri , pline to help moti ate their S. Yunker, and D. Green Standmg: Becky Boozer ( II )(manager), Chuck Ho ~·a.ne (A n istant coach), J.J McCoyCannedv ( 12). Shane Skalla ( 12), Akai Cliffo rd ( 12), Jeff Sher-rod ( 10). Chuck Thomas ( 12), Bob Tim ( ATC), MarkMun o·(Head Coach). Kn eef111 g: Kim Quanev( II )(manager) Vernon Marshall (12), Donta Wilson (12), Chris Tumbaga {II ). Anne Bourne ( I/ ) (managerltratner). Not p1ctured: Greg anAgust111 ( 12) 156 J.J. McCoy- anned_v sets-up his free-throw opprutunity, detemun ed to help his team to a win. Photo by Staff Photographer �Basketball is a struggle as shown by Dont a Wilson as he fights for the ball while it flies out ofbounds. Photo by Staff Photographer Akai Clifford awes hiv opponents as he soars through the air. Photo by Staff Photographer Veron Mar hall sets up one of the many offensive weapons for the gladiators to run. Photo by taff Photographer 157 �v a With determination and authority 011 hi1jace, Akai Cli.ff'ord ( 12) jams another two poinH for Widefield. r s • I WHS 59, Was on 55 WHS 74, La Junta 67 WHS 69, Liberty 67 WHS 88, Smoky hill 86 (OT) WHS 59, Coronado 58 WHS 60, Air Academy 56 WHS 49, Wa on 68 WHS 73, Rampart 71 WHS 72, Doherty 78 WHS 88, Air Academy 70 t y B a s k e t b a I I 158 Greg San.Agustin ( 12) dribbles around the Wasson defenders with the greatest of ease. Even with the jeers of the crowd, Jeff Sher-rod ( 11) manages to concentrate on his free throws. �J. v. s 0 p h Kneeling: Tommy Harris, Carlos Wright, Rud_v Nailor, Dondre Avery. Standing: Anne Bourne (student trainer), Mark Mone~·penny, Jason Williams, Cornelius Mayes, Bryan Lee, Coach Tony Tyrell 0 m 0 r e Tommy Harris ( 10) brings the ball down down the court so the gladiators can set up one of their many offensive plays. B a s k e t b a Bontu Key ( 10) shows off his dribbles in front of the Wasson players. Front Row: Steve Metzger, Donald Tillar, John Robertson, Fred Andrews, Josh Ellis, HectorCiwve-;.. Back Row: icole Fredinburg (Manager) Thad Hall (Head Coach) James McCowen, Brian Bower, Damieon Green, Justin Dursen, Zach Green, C. Cofield (Assistant Coach), Valarie Bartholomen (Manager) I I 159 �MayBWe Jus' Gett N-volv'd tanding: Lawrence Baker ( 12) Video Yearbook; B.J. Edwards. ( 11) Sports Editor: Representing Yearbook. Back Row: Christina Dia- ( 12) Editor-in-Chief-Yearbook, HeatherMa\citelli( 12) Editor-- ewspaper, Mike Moore ( 12) Feature Writer--Journalism, andy Young ( 10) Forensics, James Beasley ( 11) Forensics, Christy Robinson (12) Poms. A net ria Con1•erse ( 10) Poms. Front R<m: Ana KrtH?er( 10) V. P. Sophomore Council. Brett McDmid (12) enior Council, Fred Marjerrison ( 12) Student ouncil Pre1ident, Chris Tumbaga ( 11) Junior Council President. Mr. Johnson has been at Widefield for 31 years. Out of the.\e thirty years lze has sponsored the Student Coucilfor 19 yean. He is retiring this year. 160 ��On the March As Alicia Seeley puts herbl' \t work into th e hands fH' Ifo rman ce. th e cold weather and lmght sun tnterrupt her concentration. Marching band put a lot of hard work into their performances. The director, Mrs. Michelle Gilmore, had something for the band to do practically e ery week, whether it wa playing at a football game or marching at a parade. Some of the parade they marched at were the Pueblo County Parade, the Homecoming Parade, and the Fountain Fall Fe, tival Parade. The band performed everal time and placed higher than previou year . The enior member truly appreciated the fact that omeone wanted to do omething more with the band than previou. director. . Thank you Mr. . Gilmore for creating a ucce ful year! atasha Holbert concentrates on playing her music and keeping in .\tep. Thi.1 is 1·italm the band stay\ in a top .formation at the homecoming parade. Juare-;. stays at/zan expressionless and motionless except the rhythmic marching of his.feet. Thi1 i.1 a .\lrict rule o.f the bands. not to mo\'e except when playing. 162 Top Row: MariaOrte f?a , \ndre11 Tobin , LaVanne George, Robert Hall, E:.nca Stowell, Janue Maciltl . 2nd Rmr: Brian Coplain, Wendy Bro11nstein, Nawslw Holbert, Slwna Bwcher, Honor Rohert.1 , Jessica Palmer, Melanie Moon. Jamie Speer. 1\ltcw eelev, athan Juare::. JeHie Hudki11.1 , John Dumne, Enca Warren . Jrd Ro11 : Allnon Dtckl. Tiffan\ Clarion, Brooke Alexander, Siace\ Smtih, Wend\' Ward, Jessica add/er, Dre11· Latrell,!lrhcn Kalm ·e.1hi. 4th Row: Christina Lamlough. Vmte\ .W Greenlr, Amr Dague, Brantl\ Scott, Monica Sanden, Fe/ica Balrester,Je.l sica Cain, l.i1a Hopkins. Shamwn Brav, Melanie Church. 5th Row: Ms. KamberiY Harmon. Michelle Wilkenon , Jennifer Si/ns, lame.\ Pireral, Mtcah Lafjler. Ja.10n Laffler, Ca.n r Hendrick\ , Dcn·il/ Bullman Mrs . Michelle Gilmore. Bottom Roll': }llllt Lethhridge, Holly Stranberg. �Generally Speaking If you thought school was hard work, listen to thi'> ... Forensics is a debating class that takes up more than just school day . The debate team v.ent to twelve-hour tournaments on Saturdays after enduring long hours of preparation. At these tournament , the judges could ask them to interpret a play, to speak off the top of their heads, or to write a speach on a given subject. The tudents can also debate as team . In school the debaters have the class fir t semester, but they continue to go to tournaments into the econd erne ter. Foren. ic i more than it' cracked up to be. An unexpected surprise greeted W.1. Kamberly Harmon, when her hlnfriend, Jon Holmqui~t. proposed to her. He flew to the baseball field in a helicopter and qfter she answered with a yes, they flew off to a romantic lunch at the Broadmoor. 1ST ROW: Mrs. Schwar::. Bec/.:y Rouse. Stacy McColgan, Serena Bailey, Jennifer Rust, lawn Mann, Dan Hodges, All'in Brown, Meranda orri1·. andy Brown. 2 D ROW: Aubrey Fennewald, Zach Green, J. T. Folsom, Kevin Gray, James Beasley, Angie McClow1ky. Jason Jaramillo. Mrs. Carlson, Linda Richardson, DC/I·id Lee, Jeremy Green, Luana Prunty, Erica Warren, Amy Dague. 163 �POM PONS Durim~ thefint pep-a.nembl\ of 1993, Pat rica Lee jam.\ to a heat <!f her 011"11. "Thn n /uJ\1 it \lwuld be done.'" demonHrate Kenya Johnson. Michell£' Hardin~ . and Jacinta Jon e.\. Dancing for the crmn1. Barbie Brown smile\ inte11 sely. 1ST ROW: Melody Martine-;.. 2 D ROW: Monique Harding, Barbie Brown, Michelle Harding, Bridgette Hughes, Kenya Johnson. 3RD ROW: Anetria 0/1\'er\e, Patrica Lee, Cari Wohl. 4TH ROW: Jacinta Jones, Christy Rohin1<m. 164 On Homecoming Da_\, Melody Martine-;. concentrates on the pom routine 1he It 111 pe1[orm to pump up the fans. �Keepmg the audtence in HHpense, Can Woltl, Michelle Harding, Anetrw Con\'erse. and Jactnta lone\ prepare tltem\ell'e\ for the next fun-rtl'lttng. actwnpacked routtne. Striking a po\e, Bridgette Hu~lte.\ g11·e\ it Iter all. Kick lines are to pompons what icing is to cake. The ladie\ demomtrate this as ther perform in Bowers Gym. · �Alike in Different Ways id o Y arbook and J urnali . mare imilar in many a . For in tance, th are b th major a et to the students life here at Wid field. They both bring information and new that , tudent ar most intere, ted in. ideo Yearbook and Journali mare al ·o different in many way . . For in tance, they b th ha e different way, of letting the tudent bod know what i going on. The ideo earbook how the students the action a it take. place, while the contemp rary n w paper write all of their information down. The tudent bod is ery fortunate to ha e b th form of the new . . Th . e type of publication make life at Widefield more e ub rated. " ideo yearbook is more e citing and revealing becau e you [ tudent ] get the ound a well a the ight ." aid Dan Hodge, . "Journali m i fun and tough, but it can be very rewarding." commented Holly Albert. Jason Mann ( 12) concentrates intensely on recording the taping of Amanda Tiddrick by Channell News. Kimo Bomzelycke ( 12) can't control his hunger as h meaks in a Jew bites of hot dog while recording event\ o the Homecoming Bonfire. 166 �I TROW: Stephanie Jones, Becky Bellotti, Jason Prunty, Dan Hodges. 2ND ROW: Josh Madrid, Lance Baker, Kimo Bonnelycke, Mr. Dinisio, Jason Mann . Journalism I TROW: Michelle Cousins, Jackie Rod rique-:, Ton: Cobb, Heather Mascitelli (editor-in-chief), Stanelv Lacroix, Mike Macias. Brell McDavid. 2ND ROW: Jacinta Jones, Holly Albert, Christa Gon::.ales. Melody Horton, Yolanda Medina. 3RD ROW: Annie Shelton. Wendy Grm·es, teplwnie Walter, Melvin Robert\, Mr. De1•ine. Not Pictured: Mall hew Fox, Jeff Halter and Mared Kendrick. 167 �Maybe it's the Overtime Between all the j ke and laid back attitudes the yearbook staff managed to also complete a high! anti tpated annual. Much work was put into meeting all of the demanding deadlines. Often ~tudenh had to tay late in thee enings and e en come in on weekend. to fini. h. But all the work was rewarded with what an only be called ery well done yearbook. There was a mixture of ph tographers,editors, writers, and computerop rator , that all put fourth man) important kill to be encompa ed into each page. The be. t element of the cia.. were the abilit for the working together, and learning from each other which was a lot better than sitting through teacher lecture. . In all the Widefield yearb k staffhad a great time while simultaneous! doing a fantastic job. Cop b : B.J. EDWARDS Ben Brihach and El'erlean Zoleta are working hard ctfter houn to complete layout\. 1ST ROW: Felicia Balster, Estelle Gallar:O\, Ben Brihach, Krist\' Ptenon , Mr. Weadon . Do/ore.\ Sesnero.\ . 2 D ROW: Falicia hipman, El'erlean Zoleta, Mari/vn Haas, Susan lusher, Delta Mark.\, Chrillina Dia~. JRD ROW: Chri\tuw Pere~. Jame\ Con-ales, Maria Mondragon . .JTH ROW: Robert Kohutek. James Beaslev, Heather Kellv, Roher/ Folev, Marisa Hebert, Erin Hall, uwra Lujan �E.l lelle Gallego\ dilt~entf.\ Hork.\ to prepare .\ ell/or candid1 .for deadline. J. T. Fol10111 1how.1 his great coordination .\ kill.\ hv jlwhing a handsome .\ mtle and \t·orkin~ at the same time. B.J. Etllmrds always ha.\ a grin read_, whene1·era camera '1·around to catch it. �e tudent abinet wa · er bu y thi . year. They mete ery morning during T u a fir thourtoplantheir trategie for the year. This f\ year they helped the El Pomar Foundation which rai ed money for , chooL around the city. They al o put togeth r Homecoming \) and Springweek. During E food dri e, and collected N T the fall and winterm nth , they collected fo d for the needy through th canned toy through C.U. They N al o participated in two cau e that helped to make tudent aware of the danger of drinking, driving and not wearing eatbelt which were Alive to Strive and Dri mart cam- T paign . Impro ing the chool and community were their major effort . 1 TROW: 1. T Folsom, Estelle Gallegos, Yolanda Medina and James Gon~ales. 2 D ROW: Alvin Brown, Stacy McColgan, Bren Cline, Kenisha Bell and Mr. Johnson . JRD ROW: Brian Fole_v. Ana Kruger, lemma Romero,Kardia Pickney, Kenm Alex, Fred Majerrison and Jennifer Tittle. 170 �The Senior Council ha been actively involved in many different area thi year. They met every Tue day at lunch. One of the fir t thing they accomplished wa to et up and organize the Senior cias meeting at the tart of the year. Atthi meeting detail over cap , gown , and cia ring were di cu sed. Senior council al o met to di cu s what their clas. color , flower, and motto would be. The after prom wa al o organized. For graduation, the Senior council had to coordinate and elect the enior gift for the chool. The Senior slide how wa al o done with much time and hard work. Congratulation to the cia of 1994 for a job well done!! I STROW: Ms. Schuet:.. Brett McDa vid and Mr. Biondini. 2 D ROW: Brian Foley, Moana luli, Sayuri Kelly and Carlo Grima. JRD ROW: Matt Ll1rson. 171 �If omeone wa to pick one word to de cribe the Junior Council, it would be proud. They were very in olved in organizing the Junior/Senior Prom. They had to u e great con ·ideration in picking th place, flower , decoration , DJ, and th mu ic. They met every Friday in Mrs. Martin' room to di cu upcoming e ent . During the home football game , they provided conce ion tand and rai ed more money than ha ever been rai ed before. The money earned during one of the game wa donated for the cheerleader uniforms. When the holiday came around, they worked together to give a needy family money. They made a great impre ion on thi chool year and their pride hows a job well done. N I 0 ~ 172 Jennifer Powell, Robert Foley, Sam White, Chris Tumbaga, Brande Gieck, Kardia Pickney, Chris Mayes. �Thi year the Sophomore Council contributed to many activitie . Fir t th y organized and put on the Homecoming Dance, planning everything from the decoration to the D.J. and mu ic. Their econd goal wa rai ing money for the " Amanda Fund". The money rai ed went toward her operation and the ca t for h r leg . They al o rai ed money for a very needy family at Chri tma time. The Sophomore Council proved to be a wonderful attribute to our chool thi year. Kneeling: Erika Warren and Vanes a Greenley.Standing: Fernando Corrales and Mrs. Rolfs. On Sign: Ana Kruger. Tianna Bowens, icole McCo.v, and Jackie awinski. 173 ��• Jo.\fully tuning their instruments. Monika Frank (I I) and Jenny Powell (I I )prepareforthe Winter FeHil'al oncert. which took place in the auditorium on the night of December I 3. 175 �-IO s a vag Pu11111g the finishing touches on her makeup. Auhrev Fennewald, Mn. a1·a~e. look.1 forward to an openinR night pnj(mnance. "Thinkin' on it." Sonya Wentworth'\ (Mn. Paddev's), expression shows it all. �Adam Griffin. Titus, is in ample character when he showsfrustration with his mother Mrs. Sa1•age. Aging is a delicate process. This is shmvn b.v Aubrey Fennewald and Sonya Wentworth as they spray on age. China doll perfect. Julie Riley puckers up before her performance. Getting used to his new stomach and his new mstrument, Brett McDm•id watches for his cue. 177 �"I hate ever) thing in the world. but most of all I hate revolving doors, cuspidors, fights, fun, fleas, bumble bee. , prickle heat, bat, gnats, pills, pots, pan. , butts, bladders, worms, germs, packyderms, and politi cian . ." The e wrenching words pued through the clenced fists of Mrs. Patty, the repres ed and somewhat crat: character played by onya Wentworth. "The Curiou · avage," a play written by John Patrick was the first theatrical performance put on by Widefield this past year. Comments ranged widely but the one onsistency was th prai. e of the performance The pia , held on ct. 14,15,and 16, held a cat of 11, including Aubrey Fennewald (12), nya Wentworth ( 12), Amy Wright ( 12), Brett McDavid (12), arah Hightower ( 12), Kent Lambert (II), Julie Riley (11 ), Kevin Gray (10), and Cori Wright (10). Sonya Wentworth hared an interesting insight upon the play. "When I had to make my hair appear gray, we u ed baby powder, but when I mo ed uddenly, I always had a halo of du t urrounding my head." Adam Griffin, Ke1·in Gra_\, and Julie Riln· try to persuade Aubrey Fenne~wld to t£'11 them where she has hidden the bonds. Little do thev know that the bonds are hidden in the bear. Exasperated. Julie Riln ( Li//rbe/1) tells her brother, Adam Griffin (Titus). "Let's le{/\·e, Titus, she's going to be unpleasant again. " Gettin!J into the character i~ one oftlu \tregtlzs So11ra Wentworth bnn~.\ to Widefield'.\ play.\. Watclung her tma~inary wn pia.~. Amy Wri •ht (Florence) sighs H·ith the joy motherhood bring.\. 178 �Smilin~ It ith relief after finally being allowed to lean! the Cloisten. Aubrey Fenne~tald (Mr.\ . Samge) brings down the final curtain on The Curious S{ll·age. ori WriRht ( FariyMav) etpres.\es her happiness after finding out that someone loesn 't have to say "! love you" to shm"' her she lo\'es her. 179 �"Welcome to the fir t annual Widefield Winter Fe tival." Tho e were the word on hundred of po ter around school prior to December 9. Thi year, the Performing Art Department produced a fund rai er that involved much of the chool. The drama, choru , band, and orche tra all contributed to it overwhelming ucce . During the day of December 9 through 11, Charle Dicken ' A Chri tmas Carol wa played to near old out performances. On the evening of December 13 and 14, the chorus, band, and orche tra performed to a full hou e. A a fund rai er, the Winter Festival wa a great uccess. Friendly competition between the departments to sell the most ticket wa inten e. In the end, the Chamber Singer won the competition. However, all participant agreed that the ucce of the Winter Fe tival made everyone a winner. With all chairs on stage, Stacey Smith warms up in the most logical space. Like the musicians who play them, the tubas stand ready prior to the performance. Last minute instruction and words of encouragement are given to the cast of A Christmas Carol minutes before they go on stage. 180 �INTER FESTIVAL Being in synch is only one of the many considerations taken into account by Leanne Fergus, Lisa LeonGuererro, and Rick Brumbach as they warm up before their performance. As the Ghost of Christmas Past, Jennifer Hansen prepares to take Scrooge on a not-sopleasant journey of his past Christmases. Like the enthusiastic actor that he is, Lance Baker seems overjoyed at his make over for his part playing the Gho t of Christmas Future. Mo t would agree that Brianna Gilday gave a heartwrenching perfonnance a Tiny Tim. �Focusing on the upcoming pe1:(onnance. Eric Moore a.\ \llre.\ himself tlwt both he and /11 .1 l'io!tn are in tune. Brett McDm ·id as Schroo~e and Jason Mann as Bob Cracl1it share the dubiou\ e\perience of all II'Ork and no play. As the ghost of Jacob Marley, Deltamarie Marks xave a Hwlning peifomwnce. Her mm parent\ may not e1·en be able to recoxni::e her in her make-up and co.\tume. It\ been a lonx time since Robert Kolwtec receil'ed thi 1 much attention. Stacey mith and Shawna Witt prepare him for a pet.fomwnce. The expression\ of Eric Butts and Tawni Coon are a 1tudy in concentration, as both li.1ten to Ms. Hamre. 182 �There is little doubt that Marisa Hebert as the Ghost of Chmtma.\ Past [?ave one of the most memorable performance.\ of the evenin[?. bass section of Chamber •''""·"r,·· recieves support from e Martine::. and Eugene With music in horn, Mike Bogan warms up for a performance in the Winter Festil'al. 183 �FBLA 1 TROW: Tanm chleiker. Km1 Barhm. 2 D ROW: Jackie Rodrigue::. Mrs. Wade, Chri1t1 Moon'.Jossie Figueroa Wen£11 Bro11n tc/11, Jeuica adler. STAIR : Mr~. Co:_:_ie, u1an haiffer. Mell ·in Robert\, Aspen Ramw.\sen, Jay Franco. coli Willis. Craig parks, Bobbie William.\, Florence J o/111.\0II, Raslunl'llda ~ i Ison, Hyon Kim. Dml'lla Mixon. COE 1 TROW: umn haiffer, Mrs. Wade, Christy Moore, Jackie Rodrigue-, Kiya Barlow, Jessica adler, Patrick Kelly, Bobbie Wdlwms. STAIR : Bre\'{/rd mith. Tanya Schleiker. Adrienne Kelley, Bridgette Villeneuve, Jay Franco. Craig parks, corr Willi~. Stan Lmham, Ken Turner. Rashawnda Wilson, Hyon Kim, Dmma Mixon. FHA 1ST ROW: lwmeka Rodman. Su:_ie anclze:;, Melissa Wherrs, Mall Sanden. 2 D ROW: Jamie Simon, Cartee Burt, M~. Ra/me, Felicia lzipman, Daniel/e Trujillo. JRD ROW: Felicia Hernande:;. Carol_vn Ox/e_1, Brand) Cline, Monique Corrales, Michelle Robertson, lslw Ramire:_, Heather Howk, Helena Vasquc. I 4 �INTERACT CLUB 1ST ROW: Angela McCloskev, Brianna Gilden·. Darcia Abel. Tutie Wilev. 2ND ROW: Kent Lambert, Tamika Ford, Brenda Mattson, Charlene Smith, Jennifer Martin, Anna Chap11ian, Lori Ko~loski, Hyon Kim, heranda Allen. JRD ROW: eesa La~enby, Jessica Zay, J. T. Folsom, Amy Wright, Kellv McCleary, tacey McColgan, Chris Tumbaga, Christa Gon-:_ale.\, Mr. Skadden. 4TH ROW: Paul Eshelman, Matt Petty, Alvin Brown, Dan Hodges, Robert Kohutek, Shawna Witt. ART CLUB 1 TROW: Jeff Cooper. Jennaner Bryant, Jennifer Glasco. hristina Pere-:_, Lisa Leon-Guerrero. 2 D ROW: Ms. Spencer, Charmaine Anderson, Venesa Greenlee, Brande Gieck, Danna Lethbridge. Jessica Smith, Amanda Ed~mrd . Mr. ickle. TAJR : Bennett Thorpe. Rick Bradley. Kri.Hen Bell, Rhiannon Atencio, Honor Robert5, James Gon-ales, Chm· evin, Serena Bailey, Stanley Lacroix. David Bollman, Mell·in Roberts. David Dineen, Miranda Norris, pring Edwards, Brandon Dildine, Dan Vanalstine. I 5 �FRENCH CLUB 1ST ROW: Beth iewald, Torey Wasserburf?er, Danna Lethbridge, Cori Wright. Jodi Lethbridge. Jennifer Bolton. 2 D ROW: Russell haiffer, Ma(( Petty, Bridge((e Alexander, Brianna Gilday, Darcey Abel. Amy Farley, tephanie oble, Heather anbom. JRD ROW: Darrel Co((on, Mrs. Anderson, Jimmy Jones. Rick Brumback, umce Baker, Michelle McKeal. Jennifer Buescher, uwra DeFelice. Christina Morris. Amy Peterson, lacey mith, lenni Dey/ius, Shawn Kratz_, Amy Jensen. 4TH ROW: Cossondra }one.\, Melissa Philp. Nicole Gordon, Paul Eshelman. Anf?ie Me Closkey, Serena Bailey, Eli-;.abeth Perez_, Jes.1ie ale.\, Miranda Norri1. GERMAN CLUB 1ST ROW: Wendy Brownstein, Valerie Zeigler, Erica Stowell, Melissa Philp. 2 D ROW: Bill Luten, Stephanie lone\, Frank Matiapult•, Rick Kinf?. 3RD ROW: Maria Oltega, Mary Drinen, Stephanie Campbell, Sherry Ford, Chrilfina Diaz.. Kristen Walther, Mr. Sennert, Maryann Mull bauer. I 6 �SPANISH CLUB ROW: Tania Angueira. Eddie Vigil. Brian Burtt. Mandy Masarik, Jennifer Rodrigue~. ara Anderson, Jennifer Mac abe, Lori I Kt·J:/t'JSII.i. 2 D ROW: Christina Pere~. Flynn Zoleta, Michael anche~. Valencia Va/me, Candace Tatum, Niki Me Coy, Dan Hodges, Lucy lev. u~i Chapman. Aida Come~. Neew La~enh\'. JRD ROW: Mrs. Rolfs·. Tom Boatrean. Anna Chapman, Kelly Fomby, Todd Gregor. Nance, Josh Meierhenr.v. Melissa Quidiclwy, Jeremy Pelt~. Jimmy Allen, Damian Green, Lance Baker, Bryan Scott, Charmaine CULTURE CLUB STROW: Laura Kruger. Corinna Mota, Tanika Simpwn, Patricia Jackson, Florence Johnson, Kendra Saunda . Po/ ina ikiform·a. 2 D ewkirk, Meli\sa Man:anares, Tutie Wile\', Danasclzi El'(lns, Heather Pern·, atasha Holbert, Alex, iki rowel/. JRD ROW: Jeremiah Wacker, lwrlene mith, Yaisha Amiour, ue Kline, Tina Dunlap, Tmiya Ki-~ie, Farrah l l~ob,ins·on, John Holland, Marceles Reed, Jonel/e Young. Mr. Hall. Jackie Stewart, Rachel Gardner, Alicia Garrett. Monica Foy. Kardia • l',nrJ: ne\'. 4TH ROW: Shawn Gayle, Lewis Kan. J.J. Canned\', Donia Wilson, Charles Thomas. Willie Page. Gary Taylor. Walt us Ross. 7 �ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB 1ST ROW: Brenda Pfister, Tara Pelt-;., Sonya Wentworth, Andrea Brandon, Stacey McColgan . 2 D ROW: Katrina Yates, Kristen Bell, Amy Wright, Amy Abel, Matt Grant-. 3RD ROW: Miranda orris, Stephanie Cre s, Christina Diaz, Kristen Walther, Jennifer Lund, Kimo Bonnelycke, JeHica mitlz, Chris Twnbaga, Jessica Zay, J.R. White, Aubrey Fennewald, erena Bailey. COMMUNITY OF CARING 1ST ROW: Adam Smith, Marjorie Hubbell, atasha Holbert, Anna Chapman, Amy Farley. 2 D ROW: Amanda Tidrick, Candace Tat IIIII, Lois Broyles, Stacy Cottom, Jessie Cales, Brian Hiser, Branden Martinez, Eli-abeth Pere-. JRD ROW: Eddie Vigil, Serena Bailey, Lor Ko-loski, Valencia Valme, Melissa Quidichay, Kenya Alex, tacey Me Colgan, Kenisha Bell, Mf. Slzeram, Mrs. Schwartz. 4TH ROW: David Lee, Chris Tumbaga, Kimo Bonnelycke, Laura Lujan, Travis Crenshaw, J. T. Folsom. 5TH ROW: Kent Lambert, ikki Murph_~. Kristie Pierson. �KWHS 1ST ROW: lawn Smith, Liw Leon-Guerrero, Brian Curti.\, }. T. Folsom. Auhre\ Fennewald, Ju!te Rtle\, Tulle Wile\, Charlene Smith, Fernando Gon::ale\·, Charmaine Anderson. 2ND ROW: Jennifer Lund, Kimo Bonnehcke, Jason Robertson. Becky Bellollz, Kent Lmnbert, Mr. Dionisio, Kardia Picktze). Katze mith. Stephanie Jones, David Lee. REACH 1ST ROW: Janelle Masch~er, athan Appel, Kent Lambert, Celest Smells. 2 D ROW: Rick Brumback, Rlziannon Atencio, Crystal avarre, Cheryl Reagan, Jason Whiued. DRAMA 1ST ROW: Jewz(fer Han. en, Jennifer Beeler, Marie Dick. 2 D ROW: Cori Wright. Christy Willis. Julie Rile), Jeff Frank, Zach hall', Paul Abe rna the). Adrienne Riuer, Jamie Stone. 3RD ROW: teplzame Cress. Vene a Greenlee. Candace Tatwn, Kent Lambert. Jennifer Belloui, Helena Bigley, Mr. Loring. 4TH ROW: Sonya Wentworth. Am) Wright, Jessica Zl1y, Renea Kelly, Lance Baker, Ga0 Bentley, athan tabile, Brei/ McDal'id. 1 9 �Band Council 1ST ROW: Jo h Ellis, ataslza Holbert, Adrienne Auge, tephanie oble. 2 D ROW: Jodi Lethbridge, Drew Lattrell, Jamie peclzt, Holly traiUiberg, Brian Foley, onya Wentworth. JRD ROW: Jamie Macim, Luke Hoppe. ot Pictured: Jessica adler, Robert Foley, Mary Ann Muehlbauer. Choir Council I STROW: Aubrey Fennewald, Kent Lambert, Kendra Frewert, Marisa Hebert, Jenn Lund. 2 D ROW: Fernando Gowale:, Shaww Witt, Matt Larson, Aubrey Martine:, Katie Smith. 190 �Arts Coone· s Drama Council 1ST: Amy Wright, Jennifer Beeler, Mi'isy Bigle_v, Brenda Mattson , Stacey mith. 2 D ROW: Christy Willi'i, Aubrey Fennewald, on_'.·a Wentv.:orth, Jennifer Rust, Stephanie Cress, Jennifer Bellotti, Heather Bellotti. 3RD ROW: Jessica Zay, Jamie Stone, Paul Abemath_v. Orchestra Council 1ST ROW: Heather Sanborn. Jenny Powell. 2 D ROW: Monika Frank, ue Kline, Jennifer Birchfield, Donna ewkirk. 3RD ROW: Sheree McDaniel, Tina Dunlap, Kelly Fomb_v. 191 �Chamber I T ROH·: Cas.\ I£' Hendrick\, Jmme Macias. 2. D ROW: LaVone Geor~e. Linda Rtchardson, Kenra ln. Hollr rrand/1er~. onm Wentll'orrh. Enca lllll·e/1, Andrea Tohin. amn Kellr, Jodt Leth/Jrid~e. J. T. Fo/10111 3RD ROW: Em Brme, Trm"i.1 Cremhm1. Brotda Pfister. Me/ante Moon, M.\. Bare.\, Beth .\tett·ald. Lut111na Prulll\, Drea Laurel/. -ITH RO~\.. Kcni.1lw Bell, Robert Foln, Brian Foler. Kaila Timm.\, Jamie pee hr. Alicia ~o·e/er. we Juarc::. Dajj(•nr l~o. Joe Prue//, Mal/ Larson, wn Brrne. Aspen Ra.\mussen. /llnd111~: Fred Marjerrison, Rimme andrik, Jeff Bauer, col/ Weather/\', Trrone Fields, Dan Jewell. If Drew Lattre/1 worked any harder at playing hi1 french hom he might just explode.' Kenya Alex gi1•es one last exciting pep talk to Melanie Moon, Kenisha Bell, Brenda PfiHer, and Cassie Hendricks before their concert. 192 Jodi Lethbridge keeps her usual calm, cool, and collected appearance, e1•en while under tlze lzot stage lights during a pe1jormance. £1·a Byrne and Robert Foley pro1·e that the clarinets rule by demon1t rating perfect playing technique during their Wood11 ind Quintet performance. • Ill �ind Ensemb e /Sf ROW. All11rm /)rc/...1, Ja "" Prw111, Krm Hw 1111. Luke Hoppe,Heatlr Crt>111lu111, Rohal Hall. Ltldrt• \'111il. Jamie ..fw im. Cluul.tlctlllt'r-\'illrt'm\,lloll\ Strwrdhax. M. Batt•. 2.\fJ RO\k Sreplumrt Vohlt. Srwr Krrllt', Wcmil' Bro\\111/el/1 Ste\ t I rtrllt•r lawn Adam ""· Adrrt'lllll' Au~e. Srkr Ht Co f.rrn \facrrde1. He/iDa \fm. lt'I\ICCI /.a 3RD ROW· Jnrnr/t•r Glmco. \ 'idi llt•tlll... t/1 Jt•"iett Palma, Scot \\'t•atlrerl'. Brad ~ml/lr, l'l'ler Harrill, lt'llllija 'ii/l i 1 Jt•jf Kent'\. A rhl'll Kait-l't'\C lri. /.iu k Circc11. I mlw Scid£'1, Drt·ll L..attre/1. .JTH RO\L Am) Pt•tentm. Julie Card11a Jolen \lldt•noll, \fan A1111 Mut'izlhaw r lanamlo Grm::ah·:.. Joe Amtltroll(/. Jamu•.'ipt·clrt, Da11 Gold1herry. Ccor(/<' Jamn. f.rrca Warn·n Cirri 1 Ward. Brad Wdl1, R(/\ Sowlnmrth. Slumn Krat::. Dme Barnett. Bill Lutt'/1. .\'or Piclllred· Moll tea Huh/mrd. Tim Ot11 I'll. Rae/rei Wt·m·cr. Clwd A1·i1, Jolr11 Dio1111e. Jamie Spel ht. Alicia See/e.'. and Enka Warren shoH that 11 tth their trumpet\ the\ can hlm1 mmy the compl'lition and £myhml\ elll' that ~et.\ in their way. Wind En1emhle really know\ how to work to~ether a\ a team to help each other learn and to put on only the l'ery best conc£•rt.\. It ' 1 almost impo1.1ible to fuul the Wid£~{ield hand room emptY. hut 11·hen you do you take ad\'(/ntage l!( it. like Holly 'tranber~ i~ doin~. 193 �Symphonic Ban 1ST ROW: James f Win\ James Pi1:eral. Jason Laffler, Chm Walk, Bnan Robert.w n . Mana Ortc~a . ataslw Holbert , Stacn Smith Jessica Sadler. 2ND ROW:· Vanes\{; El'erett, Chris Bi.1hop, Honor Roberts, Farrah Robinson, Jow·e Naylor, Danielle Moore , Jennifer LaPlante, Josh Ellis, Scott Garrett, Melanie Church, Lisa 01·erha\'. 3RD ROW: tacey Romero, Angelii!e Fox, and\' Young, Slwna Butcha, Karen Elliot, Mike Valdis, Amuuta Brme, Brook Alexander, Marla Kohwek. 4TH ROW: M.1. Bates , Jn1ie Hudkins, Del'in Weadon, Lars Rocha, Micah u~fjler, Jack McGee, Todd Ste~mrt, Tim Bishop. Donald Day, David Barnett, Dan Schoel!(elt, Tom Bolt man, Chris Brooker, !wac Lamberg. Not Pictured: Mike Bogan "Three's a crm1 d.1 " thinks Eugene Lm·ett as he decides to it this tune ow and let Greg Bogan and Mike Bogan play. Chris Booker reminds us that a little ~oofin~ around i1 okay. e1·en in a lwrd-~mrking class like band. Melanie Church finds the time to prepare by herselffor her impending concert. Joyce aylor and Honor Roher/\ ~!tully accept the last minwe adl'ice that M1. Bate\ (~(fen them before their performa/IC e. 194 �Chambers Singers IS T RO~t. Eric Bull\, Maureena Janish·. Chrt\"1\' Wtlh1. Mari.w I/ chert, Beck\ Su.\ 1er. 5ue Kline, Jamri Ruh\ , TammY Mrclrael\, Kent Lambert 2 D ROW · Tmn11e Coon, Shauna Wat, Knllre Pierson, Natalre lone.\, Tanya Ki-:.;:.e, Tabitha Ruby. JRD ROW: Dwane Martine;:, Marc RIC1wrd.\, Dan ]el\·ell, Brett Me Darid, Mall Lemon. Gerald Johnson. Corev Rady, Eric La::.enb_\. Terrence LYles, Dan Gold1bern. Jon Hampton. 4TH ROW: Mr. Clrmte11.1en, Sheree McDamel, Bonnie Wri~ht, Kmr Deermf?, Katie mah, Jennifer Hamen , Auhre\' Fennell'ald, Je.Htca Lay, Tore\ Wasserburger, Mv. Hamre. ot Pictured: Eugene Lcn·ettt, Jamte Me Vey, Charmaine Anderson, HollY Strandber~. Core\' Reed\' decides to take a hre.ak hefoi·ea concert while hamwine Anderson 5inf?\' for awhile. "Maybe next time I'll clean out in\' ear.\ before I tr\' to 1ing. '' think~ Auhre\' Fennell'ald as she tries not to attract the attention ofMari.m Hehert and orer Reedy. You can tell h\ the looks on Eric urenhy 's and Jeanelle Maschger's face.\ that choir is one intense and hardII'Orking class. 195 �Women's Ensemb 1 T ROW: adia Romero, Heather Heinrich, Laquita Brown. Amy Farley, Bridgette Alexander, Adria Campo.\, Jeanette Maschger. Jessica Van Amam. Briana Gilday. 2 D ROW: Felicia Hemande-, Heather Eichol::.. MiH_\ huff, Peggy lusher, Renee Def?uchi. Jenn Lund, La Vone George, Kellv Fomby, Jamie Stone, Heather Hodson. JRD ROW: Ms. Hamre, Jerri Elmore, icole Murphy, he/1110n Brown, Brenda Blanton, Bonnie Wright, Candace Tatum. Kelly Duncan, Felicia Jolmson, Mr. Chnstensen. ot Pictured: Sandie Joseph. Tutie Wiley, Brandy Gro.\sha/1.\, Rochelle Ducommen, Jennifer Bolton. Tulle Wile_\. adia Romero. Kelly Fomby, and Eli';a Griffe look a little confused after hearing Ms. Hamre's instructions. M1. Hamre slyly eye\ one of her students 1t hile still skillfully playing the piano. Mr.\. Hamre 1rishe.1 she could receive wch intense attention that Heather Hodson, Misty Shuff, Felicia Henzande::., and Peggy Slusher are showing the girl in front ofthem. 196 �A Capel a 1ST ROW: Donald Da_,, Am_\ Ttnk/e, Tammie Leedom. Ek:a Griffe, Lon Broyles, E/iz.aheth Pere-, Veronica Shell, Aubrey Mort inez., Andi Lope;:, Jod_\ Willis. 2 D ROW: Micah Llljjler. Donna eH kirk, Sereena Bailev, Stephanie Monwzx. Patricia Lee, Jessica Cales, Jennifer McCabe, ara Anderson, Tan_\a-Gail Lllmbert, Chri.\tina orman, Chris Walk. JRD ROW: Heather Kelly. Aspen Ra.HmtS.\en, Kim Rayborn, Sarah Doon, Mtchelle Robertson, Mandy Masarik, Dtm 11 Gallinr:er. tde Chapman, Pat ncia Jackson. 4TH ROW: Jason Lajjler, Slzwnz Yunker, Ja.10n Holland, Fernando Con-ale-:,, lame.\ icandro, Mike Baker, Jessie Hudkins, Chris Martin, Mike Whttley, lawn Brennan. ot Pi£ lured: JerrvRay McMinn, Je.\ se Bilbo\', Brandon Vargo, Townie Adam.\ en's Choir I TROW: Paul Ahemathy, James Moier, Brian Cross. 2 D ROW: rair: Hemker. Don Baca. T11n £hem ein, Dorul opier, Rodnev Johnson. JRD ROW: Ms. Hamre, Trcn·is Crenshaw,Bohbv Mitchell, te1·e Tompson, John White.Darin ChriH. Mr. Chrisensen. 4TH ROW: Par Paul Harrill. Brod Tlzocker, Mork Pena, athon Brooks. ot Pictured: Chad Darol'ich, Jm· Hollond. Jerry-Ray 197 �Women's Concert Choir 1 TROW: Jennifer Meredith, lion Fenner, Katie Knopp. uturie Waite. Helena Vl/.\que-. Martey Veach, Latoya Ltttles, Toya Littles, Corey Wright, Monique Redden, Rashall'nda Wilson. 2 D ROW: Chri.1tie Iowan, Becky Cloud. Tikiya Anderson, ullrice orris. Angela Whitfield, Katrina Wood, Adrienne Ritter, teplumie Zan;:.ig. 3RD ROW Jacque 1m Baxter. herry Ford. Melanie Wlutman. Ryann Re\'llolds, Gina Chewing, Jenica equira, Jennifer Ha11.1en. Je.1.1ica Watkins. 4TH ROW: Ms. Hamre. Aubrey Walkins. Sara Morris, Kendra Frell'ert. Darcey Abel, Jody Yate.\, he/by Halton. Mr. Chri\lensen ot Pictured: Tori Brensing, Candy Bet-ler, Aida Come-;, abrina Hansen Gospel Choir 1 T ROW: Charmaine Anderson. Laquita Brown. Eli-ctbeth Pere::.. Tutie Wile\'. 2 D ROW: Lois Broyle1, Tikiya Anderson, Amy Farley, Corey Wright, Eli::.a Griffe, Tammie Leedom, Jac/yne Baxter. She/mon Bum n. Bnanne Gilday. JRD ROW: Jason Brennan, Gina Clumigu, Brian Hiser, Donna eHkirk, Jon Hampton. Kelly FombY, Jod\' Yate.\, Darcey Abel. 19 �Orchestra 1ST ROW: Kun Carne\, Jennifer Rust, Marie Dick, Serena Johnson, Jennifer Birchfield, Monique Harding. 2ND ROW: Tina Dunlap, Brandy Smith, Carrie Drey, Jennifer Bellotti, Laura Hein::man, Helena Bigley. JRD ROW icole Gordon , Kelly Fomb), Monika Frank, Nicole Pressman, Leann Fergus, ichole mit h. 4TH ROW: Lisa Leon-Gurerro, Tomm\' Michaels, Michelle Jaramillo, Heather Sanborn, Sheree McDaniel, Sue Kline, Jennifer Powell. Standing: Mrs. Skadden, Eric Moore, Rick Brumback, }ern Swain, Dan Je~ve/1, e~tkirk. Jeutca Warren, Kathy Rick Brumback swres at his music while he concentrate5 on hitting the right note. With her attention total!\· focussed on her music, it is no wonder that Marie Dick is an accomplished cellist. 199 ��Maybe it's the Finish Line, or Maybe it's the Start 201 �People and Students What L student life at Widefield r ally like? The pictures in a yearbook capture one second of the ~tudcnts life on campu unposed, Iike this page. Unposed pictures show the true concentration, wildness, and dedication of the tudents at Wid field High Scho I. Many of our peers are actively involved in the various sports, club~, and acti itie that Widefield ha to offer. And in the end, we caught the students just being themselves, howing their true Widefield pirit. Ke/1_\ Compton ( 10) stands at second base ready to catch any ball headed her way 10 defeat her opponents. J.J. McCoy-Canady ( 12) and Aaron Sprin?field ( 11) take time out to study the game against Arapahoe. in the end, e\'en though thei rconcent ration method was not enough to win the game. 202 �Farrah Robmwn ( 11) 1.1 full_\ absorbed at the first Teen Forton meetinx on December 4. 1993, di.1cu.1sinx i1·.1ue.1 dealinx 1rith apathy. "Lean on me," sa_\ 1 Monica Hubbard (10) to her mom, Lei Hubbard. at the cheerleader\ parents day. Pondering what to do after school, Ramon Alamo ( 11 ), neglects his school work once again. Jason Pnmtv( 12), Debbie Miso/a (1 2), Jason- Jaramillo (1 1 ), and Jessica Za\' ( 1 I), chosen to compete in ihe Channel 1 Popqui- Bowl, take second place. Engaging herself in a serious conl'erHifion, Kristi Smith ( 11) is a perfect example of a "normal" junior. This is the typical Delta Marie Marks ( 12)jull of excitement at the spur of a moment. 203 �Stepping Up ~ I I ok back on the day I ~pent in Kindergarten, lementary,JuniorHigh and now, Senior High h ol, I can't believe I am from entering a few da "The Real World!" Yes. <;,enior it' timetograduate!!! We all <;,pent thi Ia t year, not cramming for credit: but, ~pending time with our friend , in we will oon be going our ·eparate way to c liege. ome of us will <,taytog ther, omeofu will not. We will leave Widefield High with some great memories. ow, w have to "grow up" not that . ome of u haven't ah·ead . More will be e pected of u. , we ha e to be more re pon. ible for ur<,elves. Doe. n't it make ou want to cream?!!!! Well, all I can ay 1 congradulation to all my fellow senior friend · and good luck in whate er you do. Erin Hall enior 1994 Man Strc1.1ner. Jim Doug/en, Vernon Manlw/1. Carlo.\ Jackson, Tan _\ a Lankriet, Brand\· Gro.u lwn\ , Chris Kinhofer. Erin Hall. and Jeanna Romero pose for one final picture before their 199-+ Hi~h dwol Graduatton. 204 �1 TROW: }till Douglas. Brian Gn~[f, Scott Wemherly, Erin Hall, Brant/\ Gro.nhans. 2 D ROW: Jamie Bowlstun, Alicia Seeley. Tanm Lanknet, Kellr Russell. Marc trainer. Jodr Peten. Tyler Smith, Brian Shelton. and Jaime Mark.\ are a je11 of the four hundred plu.\ sen ion graduatin~?from Widefield this rear. ~OS �An~Ul'lra, Tania 18. /, 7 Amonio, Larn· 90 podaca, Sarah 90. !53 Appel..'Vat han 5, 12. /3, I H. 7-1. 75. 112, 122. J.l Applt·~ate, Michael J, Ara~on. U.wrie 78 Arambula, Andrea 78 Arellano, Jimmy 127 Armour, Yaislui 90. 187 Armstead, Jessica 90, /53 Arm.~trong, Damn· 78 Armstron~. Jennifer /8 Amwrong, Joseph 78. 193 Amell, Ju.51in 90 Arrelano, JimmY 90 Aslnnlrlh. Ln1ea 18 AtenciO, Rhfannon 78. 185. 189 Ann·ll. Kellv 90 Auge, Adrie.nne 74. 75. 78. /90, /93. Operation Amanda was a schoolwide fundraise r to help pa_1jor the ope ration Amanda Tidrick needed to help her walk properl\·for the first time after living wtth cerebral palsy. Abdusa/yamm. Micheal I Abel, Am1 I , 122, 123. !88 Abel, Carohn 117. 127 Abel, Darcey 90. 185. 186. 198 Abella, Can· 18 Abella, Joseph 90 Aber, Heather 78. 137 Abemathr, Paul I . /30, I 9, /9/, 197. 216 Abnta. Poncho 90 Achiemeier, Em I Adams, Alma 117 Adams, Dm·e 117 Adams, Ma11he11 78 Adams, Tmnue 90 Adamson, Jason 7 , 193 Agner. Con 90 A!iOSIO, Carla 78 Agrusa. Francis 78 A11uim·. Dm·id 78. !50 Akahi, JcHOn 78 Alamo. Ramon 203 Albaugh. Heath 7 Albauf,lh. hell\' 90 Albert, Hollv 9o Albrecht, Dcn·id 18 Aler. Kenya 18. 50. 74, 75, 122. 123. J./3, 170 Alexander, Adam 78 Alexander, Brand\ /8, 110 Alexander, Bridf,lel/e J./8, /60, 186. /96 Alexander, Brooke 90. 162. 194 Alexsander, Eric 90 Alnwnder. Michelle 90 Allen, James 18. 187 Allen, Sheronda 78. 185 Allen. Tahila 90, 153 Allie, lenni 18, 122. 123 Ah·erado, Jon 9, 18, /50 Anava. Adam 78 Anderwn. Carol 117, 186 Anderson, Chamwine 7 . 122. I ~5. 187. /89. 195 Anderson, Chrillen IX Anderwn, Chri\lina 122 Anderson, George /8 Anderson, Jolen 193 Anderson, Kathy 78. 199 Anderson, Sara 90, /87, 197 Anderson. Tikira 198 Andrei\'..\, Fredrick 90 Andu1. Vanena 90 An~eline. Jessica 90. 126 Mr. a{iona and, ikki Murphy ( 12) pose for a practice picture during the OperatiOn Amanda project. in 11 hich enough monev IWH raised to pm for Amanda's casts. 206 Index 215 A1·is. Man /8 A~ura~. Jason 90. 126 Boca. Don 78. 197 Boca, Johmn· 18 Badnerosh.· Gref? 18, Ill, !50 Baerga, Giol'anni 90 Baile\', Damon 78 Baile\, Serena 90, 127. 163. /85. 186, Bedel. Chmtopher 19. 125 Beeler, Jennifer /9, 110. 189. /91 Beeman, 11.111 79 Beeson. Dod\. 116 Be/ann·. Aaron 90 Bell. Daniel 79, 126 Bell, Kenisha 5. 19. 122. 154, 155, 170. 187 192 Bell, Kristen 19, /22, 185. 188 Bell, Slunmlll !53 Bel/oui. Heather 191 I Bellmti. Jennifer 79. 189. 191. /99 Bel/oui. Rebecca 19, /89 Bement, Garv /9, 122. 123 Bennet/, Dia;w 90 Benne//, Poco 90 Benne//, Riclwrd 90 Bemlev. Brandv 79 Bent/e..,., Can /9, 189 Bentley, Kenneth 79 Benmrd, Bobb1· 79 Berimdes, Emiiv 90 Bern. Markeiti1 90 Bet~: Clms J./8 Bet:/er. Candr 79 Bigley. Helena 122. 189, 191, /99 Bilbar. Ralph /9 Bower, Brian 9/ Bowers, Elmer 79 Bcm·en. Stella 121 Box. Tephanv 19 Bovd5tun, Jamie /9, 205 Bradburr. Chri.1tv 79 Bradfield, Trm·i.s. /9, 112 Bradford. Tomeco 79 Bradlev, Amber 79 Bradley, R1chard /9, 122, 185 Braley, Heath 19. 112, 140, 150. 151 Brandon, Andrea 9/, /88 Braun, hannon 91 Brar. lumnon 91, 162 Brennan, Jason 9/, 197, 198 Br<.>nsing. Victoria 79 Brerciani, Angela 9/ Bribach, Benjamin 79. 122. 168 Prayer of Serenity: "God grant me the Serenity to accept the thing.\ I can not change, the Courage to change the things I can and the Wisdom to know the difference." In memor.,. ofAngie Cardines, Class of 1994 188. 197 Bain. Tim 78 Bwrd, Aaron 78 Baker. Lance 18. 181, 186. I 7. I 9 Baker. Michael 90, 197 Baldursson. Robert 79 Baldursson, Roslind 90 Ballinfler, Brian /8 Balster, Felicia 79. 96. 137. 162, 168 Baltha~or, Kumi /8 Bomba, Bn·ant 18 Barat, Miciwel 18 Barber, Daniel 79 Barbie. Joseph /8 Barela. James 79 Barlo11, Kira 18. /84 Barnell, Dm·e /93 Baron, Amanda /8 Bart/ell, Lisa 19 Bas~all. Mauhe11· 79 Bas~all, Paul /9 Ball'\, Ron 117. 192. /93, /94 Bauer, Jeffrey 19. 112. 123, 192 Baxter. Jaqueline 90, 126. /98 Bea.s/ey. Heather 90, /48 Beasler. James 79. 163. 168 Beam·: Robert 90 Becke. Cheri 117 Bechtead. Kenneth 79 Bechtead. Venda 90 Blilbar. Jesu 9/ Binnebo.se. U.m·ell 19 Biondini. Mike 116. 171 Birchfield. Jennifer 91, /91. 199 Birt, John 79 Bishop. Christopher 9/, /94 Bishop. tace\' 79 Bishop. Timoihr 79, 149 Billie, Chri.1topher 9/ Bil·in!IS. Dame/ 91 Black. Manuela 19. 124 Bland, Da1·id 79 Blanton. Brenda "79, 196 Boatman. Thomas 9/ Boatrean. Tom 187 Boelter. Allen 79 Bo!lllll, Greg /94 Bo!lan, Michael 9/ Bo11an. Mike 183, 194 BOflllll, Samalllha 79 Boling. Slwnnen 79, 137 Bollman. Dm·id /85 Bollman. Tom 194 Bolton. Jennifer 79. /86 Bone11·ell. Tlwmas 19, 125 Bmmelvcke. Kimo 7. /9, 110. 123. 127, /38. 141, /88. 189 Bonoan. Eleanor 9/ Book. Heather 91, 126 Booker, Chris /94 Boone. Julian /9 Boo~er, Rebecca 79. 107, !56 Borden. Robat 19 Boro~. Joe\' 74. 91 Borrelli. KathY 117 Bourne, Anne 79, 122. /56 Boulle, Raji·al 79 Boll'en.s. Tiamw 149, 173 Briggs. Brandon 91, /50 Brimer. Ramon 19 Bri=ie, Tonv !50 Brock, Trish 117 Brockel/, Susan 9/ Brode, Craig 9/ Brooker. Christopher 91, /94 Brooks, Nathaniel 91. 197 Bromld, Tror 19, 126, 127 Brm<n. Ah·in 19. 113. 122, 123, 127, 163, 170. 185 Brol<ll. Barbara 80. /64 Brmm, Commescheia 80. 126 Broll'n, Cmthia 117 Bro11n, Jeremv 80 Brown, Laquew 80, 196, /98 Br011n, Mikel /9 Bro11n, Sand\ 163 Brmm, 'arai1 9/ Brcmn. Shelman 91, 149, 196, /98 Brmmstem. Wend\' 127, 162, 184, 186. /93 Bro1le.\, U.1is /9, 197. /98 Brumback. Rick 80. 122, 181, 186. 189, 199 Bn·am, Amv 80, 126 Bn·am. Jcn:on 80 Bn·am, Jerrmaner 9/, 108, 185 Bucklev. Jason /9 Budd, Benjamin 91 Buescher, Jenmfer 91. 186 Bullman. Dal'id 91, 162 Burden, Tran 80 Bum.\, Shai '91 Burnworth. Brand\ 9/ Burt. Car/ee 80, 184 Bur//, Brian 80. 187 Buslnl'll\', Jessica 19 �Burcher, Shana 20. 126. 162. 194 Bulls, Enc 19, 182. 195 Bmum, Con 80 s"rnwn, Shasta 9/ B~·rne, Aminta 20, 194 s"rrne. E\·a 20. 192 B:rrne, Sam 91, 192 Caddick. Jason 9 I Calahan, Nicci 91 Cales, Jessica 9/, 127, 162, 186, 197 Calulot. Efren 80 Cameron, Kellr 91 Campbell. Caiiean 80 Campbell, Jeremr 20. I 24 Campbell, Jonnv 91 Campbell, Lennis 80 Campbell. Lynelle 91 Campbell, Stephanie 91, 186 Campos, Adria 80. 148, 196 Camerburr, Jessica 80 Call/rei/, Donn\· 80 Call/rei/, Jouph 92 Cantrell, Ruw!ll 80 Carabello, Willie 80 Carlson, Gumr I 17, 163 Cam1er, Robert 20 Carnes, Jennifer 92, 128 Carnes, Kimberlr 80, 199 Carson, Adam 80 Carter, Stephanie 80 Cartwright, Gay/en 80 Cathe\', Michelle 80 Ceasar, Marques 80 Chadwick, Cindr 0 Chandler, te1·e 20 Chapman, Anna 3, 20, 74, 75, I 22. 123, 185. 187 Chapman, JoAnn 20 Chapman, u~anne 92, 187, 197 Charleston, Kri. I\' 20, 126 Chase, Burt 80 · Chm•es, Jorge 92 Cha1•ez. April 20 Cha•·ez. Charles 92 Cha1·ez. Zo/ 109, 150 Chell, EmilY 20 Che11:ing, Gina 198 Chriss, Darin 197 Christensen. Brandon 122 Christensen, Brandon 20 Christensen, C/mt 80 Christiansen, Scot/ 121, 195, 196, 197, 198 Christie, orman 80 Christie, Seth 92 Christopherson, Ltsa 92 Chunigu, Gina 198 Chuning, Tonra 92 Church, Melanie 20, 162, 194 Clark, Bodwin 20 Clark, Gerda 12 I Clark, Nann 80 Clayton, Tif!an\' 80, 162 Clemom. Cirri\ 92 Clifford, Akai 20, !56. !57. /58 Cline, Brandr 20, 184 Cline. Bren 20, 32, 112, 132, 141. 170 Cloud, Rebecca Ann 92. /98 Cobb. Kellr 80 Cobb. Torr 20 Cob/ell/~. Jwu· 117 Cochran, Bohhr 92 Cockrum, Darin 92 Cofield, Karon 116 Cohen, Jennifer 20. 124 Coker, Jennifer 92 Co/hr. Daniel 80 Colh.r. Jo.11111a 80 Cole: Jert·mr 20 Coleman. Ke1·in 80 Coleman, Ramhm• 80 Collick. /:rica 92 Collin\, Naomi 92 Col/uu, Paul 20 Compton, Kellr 202 Ccmln. Sherrv 117. 127 Conner, Brandi.\ 20 Com·erse. Anetna 92. 164. 165 Convene, Richelle 20 Cook, Ewm 80 Cook, Leilani 20, 50 Coon, Tav.nie 80, 182, 195, 215 Cooper, Jeffrey 20, 185 Cooper, Rmmie 92 Cooper, Tnmn 80 Copeland, Brian 80 Coplain, Brian 162 Coplan, Scot/ 81, 107, 109, 125 Copple, Joshua 92 Cannier, Shawn 20 Cornils. Jm I 16 Couon. Darrel 81. 122. 126, 127. 186 Cousins, Michelle 81 Cox, Jaime 8/ Cox, Michelle 20 Co~ie. Helen I 17. 184 Crampton. Shawn 81 Crandall. Wendw 20 Cravens, Brvan 81, 122. 150 Cra••ford. Karen I 17 Crenshaw. Heath 81, 193 Crensha11·, Tral'is 20. 192. 197 Cress, Dorm 92 Cress, Stephanie 20. 188, 189, 191 Crackel/, Gene\·ie1•e 81 Cross, Brian 81, 197 Cross. Joslwa 92 Cr011, Erin 92 Crowell, ikt 187 Crowell, Tawanda 21 Cru~. Catleena 81 Cuellar, Gabriel 92 Cunningham, John I 17 Cunningham, Wanda 92 Curtis, Brian 13. 21. 110, 189 Cw. Jennifu 92 Dabe/ko. Gwen 2 I Dague, Amy 162, 163, 92 Dahlberg, Gregg I 17 0 'Ale.uw, Tom 126 D'Amour, Andre I, 126 Darr011, Chrillopher 81 Daubert. Corme I 16 Davila. Carlo.\ 21 Dan.\, Calandra 92 Davis, Damon 81 Dans, Don I I 7 Davis, Ka\'cee 92, 149 Dav. Aprii 21 Dar. Donald 21, 194, 197.217 Deal. Jennifer 8/ Debelke. Gwen 126 Debell, Frank I 17, I 19 Decker, athan 81 Deering. Kimberly 21. 50. 195 Defeliz. Loura 186, 215 Deguchi, Melissa 81 Deguclu. Renee 14, 15, 196 Deguclu, Tanm 14, 15, 81 Dela.nu\. Shannon 81 Deleon, Angte 2 I Delgado, ChriJI\' 148 Delgado, David 81 Denln, Lun 21, I 87 Derb1:, AI i/7, 127 DeSlro~er, Shell\' 2 I De1·il/a, Car/of. 8/ Denne, Jolm I 17 Dewit/, La••·rence 92 Derlius, lenni 92, 186 Diamond, Kathleen 81 Dia~. Chris/Ina 21, 122, 123, 127. /68. 186, 188 Dick. Mane 81, I 9, 199 Dicker, Jamn 92 Dicks, Allnon 92, 162, 193 Digregorio, Daniel 92 Dildine, Brandon 185, 81 Dineen, Dm•id 185, 92 DitHI'tl, Etlward 21 Dionisio, Joe I 17. 131, 189 Dionne, John 162 Dodd, Aniw 81 Dodd, Gwendolvn 92, I 26 Dodson, Charles 92 Doon, Sarah 197 Doll. on, Jeffery 81 Doughtr, Dm·id 2 I Douglas, Glen 92 Douglas, Jun 204, 205. 21 Dom:las, William 8 I Drake, Andrew 81 Drake, Natalee 2 I Ore\, Carrie 199 Drii1en, Man 122, 186, 81 Drury, Angela 108, 81 Duckworth, Christina 92 Duke, Bonnie 81 Duncan, Keller 81, 196 Dunlap, Tina 21, 187, 191, 199 Duran. Christopher 92 Duran, Fran/.. 121 Duran, Rt·becca 92 Duren, Brian 81 Duvsen, Julien 92 Dunen, Mtclwel 21, 122, 123 Ebemein Tim 197 Ebner. Melame 81 Ed11·ard1, Amanda 92, 185 Ethmrd!, BJ 81, /69 Edwards, Rodner 81 Ed11·ard.1, prin.~ 21. 185 Eichhol~. Heather 93, 196 Elene:, Roberto 81 Eller, Gimn 93 Elliot, Karen 21,122,194 Adrienne Ritter ( 10) and Marie Dick (II )get "involved" ina boys basketball game agamst Air Academy. El/i , Josh 93, 108, 190, 194 Elmore, Jem 81, 196 Elugardo, Rhiannon 93 Elwell, Laura 148 Escalera. Nonnan 21 Eshelman, Paul 81, 185, I 6 Estrada. Eliseo 2 I Emer, Joshua I E\'lln , Christina 93 E1·ans, Danaschi 21, Ill. 123,154,155, 187 El'llns, Patience 81, !53 E\'llns, Tror 81 herett, Vane.Ha 93, 194 E\·erel/, Y\'1'1/e 2 I E1·er/o, Carrie 93 E:ekie/, Ma11he11 93 Fackelman, Butch I 17 Fad/er, Daniel 82 Fa/ce/11, tnen 2 Faler, Dm·id 93 Farlev, Ann 93, 126. 127, I 6, 196. 198 Farson, Brian 21.125 Faure, Deanne 2 I Febu!, Alan 21,140. 14/, 142, 143, 150 Felice, Jun I 18 Fenner, lion 82, 198 Fennewaltl, Aubrer 21, 123, 138. 139, 163, 176. 177, 17 ·. 179, /8,. I 9, 190, 191. 195 Fennewald, Elaina 93, 107 Ferfius, Leeann 82, 126, I I, 199 Fergu1on. Dale I 18, 126 Fields, Trrcme 82, 192 Figuerot;, Jose/\'11 82, 184 Firtueroa, Raquel 148 Fincher. tnen 2 I Fine. Joe\ 2, 122 Fisher, Christopher 2 I Fisher, John 93 Fi.!her, Ste1·e 82 Fisher, ue 82 Fisk, William 93 Fiske, Dullin 21 Flannen, K. C. 22 Fleming, AnthOn) 2 Florence, A 1·en 93 Flore\, Heidi 82 Fo/1!1, Brian 22, 112, 136, 170, 171, 190, .192, Athletic trainer Shannon Oakley ( 12) patches up Jolm AI\'Qrado ( 12) so he can get back in the match to rake dmm his opponent. Fo/er, Robert 82. 168, 172, 192, Follett, Chad 22 Fo/10m. J. T. 22, J./2, 163, /69, I 70, 192 Fo/t-, Tiffim_,. 14 · Inde 207 �Guucrr<·:. l.lllbdlt• /16 Guuare::. Lon•tw 9-1. 116 In a P.lav pre\emed by CASA (Court Appointed penal Advocate), Brian Cur/1.\ .1 character trtes to pick up w1 innocent young girl, Am\ Wright. Fomby. Kell.\ 82. 99. 187, /91. /96. /98. 199 Ford, Barham H2 Ford. Shern 93, 186. /98 Ford. tephcmie 82. /98 Ford. Tamil..a '2,1 '5 Ford, Tanya 93 Foster. Dem·er 22 Foster. Ryan 82 Fox. A11gelim· 19-1 Fox, MarCil\ 82 Fo.\, Matthe11 82 Fov. Monica 22. 187 Franco. Jll\ 22. I -1 Frank. Jeff 93. I 9 Fran!.., Monil..a 7-1, 2. 175, /99 Fra·ee. Jacl..1e 82 Fra:1er, Christopher 93 Fra:ier. Ste1·e 22. /93 Fredi11burg, ico/e 93 Frewart, Kl'lldra '2, 126. 190, 198 Frost. Michael 93 Funny. James 2. /50, 19-1 Galla'lher, Meg //8 Gallagher. Mellissa 93 Gallegos, Chandra 22 Galle!IOS. E.1telle 22, 51. 74, /68. 169, 170 Gallegos. atalie 93 Gallegos, Phillip 22. Ill Gallinger. Dcmn 197 Ga11sauge, M1chelle 82 Garon, Eli::.abeth 82 Garcia, Gloria 93 Garcia. l l'llll 93 Garcia, Leslie 22 Garcia. Melanie 93 Garcia. Vii. e.\ 93 Gard11er, Julie 93, /93. /53 Gardner, Rachel 187 Garrett, Alicia 22, 187 Garrett. Scott 93, /94 Gavle. ShmHJ 22. /87 Geier. Da~·id 22 Ge1er, Joseph 22. 82 Geiger, And\ 82, 126 George. LaVanne 113, 162, 192, 196 German. Kelly 93 Gianino. ale11a 82 Gibson. hel..eva 93 Gibson Sherr.· /04 Gieck, Brande 82, 122. 137, 155. 185 Gilbertson. James 93 Gilda\, Briana IJ3, 181, I 5, /86, 196, /98 20 Index Gilham. Pat 116. 121 Gillard, omum 82 Gillt'lpie. Miclwel 93 Gilliard, Con.1uela 22 Gilmore. 'tfichelle 118 Ginta, Michelle 93 Gla1co. Jt·mufa 93. 1 ·5. 193 Glenn. Ti/e10 22 Glennon. Jamie 93 Glommen, Tror 22 Goergen, Justfn 93 Goforth, Doug 118 Goldshern, Dan 82. 193, 195 Come:. Aida 82. 187 Gowa/a.\, Fernando IJ3. 173, /89, /90. 193. 197 Gcm:ale.\, Anto11io 22 Go11:ales. Chri.\ta 22. 122, 185 Gon:ales, J.J. /36 Gon:ales, James 22. 112, 123, 132. 142, 168. 170. /85 Gcm:ale.\, Joaqum 82 Go11:ales. Mo11ique 22, /8-1 Gon·a/e·. Edl'lmth 93 Goodell. amuel 93 Goodwin. Jud\' 118 Gordon, icoie 82. 127. /-18, /86. 199 Grad\', James 22 Gram, M1l..e 22. /50 Gra11de/, Patti 116 Grandbo. Sarah 4. 22. 112. 126 Gram·. Dan/ 116 Grant:. Matt 22. 50, 127. /88 Gra1·es. We11d\' 82, 126 Grm. Ke1111 93. 178 Green. Damian 93. 187 Green, Jerem\' 9-1. 163 Green. Swn · 22 Green. Zl1ci1 9-1. 163, 193 Greenlee Va11e.Ha IJ-1, 1-18. 162. 173, 185. /89 Greenwood. Patricia 82 Gre~or, Todd 82, 187 Grell, Mela11ie 22 Gren:. Sharon 118 Gnffe, Eli:a 94. 196. 197, /98 Grif}e11, Lee 23. 126. 145 Grifji11, Adam 22, 177, 178 Grima, Carlos 23, 32. 171 Gri.1ham, Ame/Ja 82 Grojj; Bria11 23. 205 Gross. Shamel..a 23 Gro.I.SI/011.\, Bra11dy 23. 20-1. 205 Guerrero, Man 9-1 Guidry. Angelci 94 Gunter, Ha11.1 23 Hall.\, Cht'l"'ol , '3 Haa.\, Afarilm 83. 107, /68 Hackt·nbt•rg. Row/ 9-1 Hajhalldt•h, Pe·)1111a11 83 Halt•, Patricia 23 Hall. E/J·abeth 9-1 Hall. f.'m1 23. 168. 20-1. 205 Hall. Michael W Hall. Rohert 9-1. /62, /93 Hall. Thad 1/6, /117 Hamilton. Cn\lal 83 Hampton, Adam 9-1 Hampton. John 3, 195. /98.216 Hamre·. A111W 118. /82, 195, 196. 197. /9." HaneY, Chnstopher 9-1 Hanscom, Daniel 23 Han\t'/1, Jemufer 23. 181. 189. 195, /98 Hw1.1t'll, abrma 9-1 Hard, Curtis 9-1 Hardml(. Michelle 7, 23, 16-1. 165 Hardin!(, 'tfoniqut• 9-1, 16-1. /99 Hardllkl... Micheli£ 83 Har[.il.l, Coralee 121 Harmon. Kamberly 118. /62. 163 Harmon. 'cott 23 Hamil. Paul 83. 126, 197 Harrill, Peter /-1, /93 Harri.\, Alana 9-1 Harri.1, Bobbi 7. 32. 7-1. 121 Harri.\, Grant 23, 12-1 Harris. Tomm\' 9-1. 133 Harn·, Benjamin 83 Haw. Cnswl 23 Hcuchell. Marl.. 116 Hathorn. Sahmw , 3. /26 Hatton. Alncmdria ~3 Hatton. '.f1.1tv 9-1. 153 Hatton. She(by 23, /98 Hmrk. Dane .9-1 Haw!.., Ro11ald 83 Hcm·ker. A1111 118 Hemker. Crwg 9-1. 197 Hcmkn. uwra 9-1 Hcml..im. Jennifer 9-1 Ha1e.1. Dana 9-1 Hciw·1. u1rn 83 Head/e. Bri;m 83 Heather/). Mike 118 Hebert. Marisa 23. 51. 7-1. 1-13. 168, I '3, /90, 195 Hecl..crt. Joe 9-1 Heckert. Sha1 9-1 Heffernan, Della 9-1 Htji1a, Kn.\lina 23 Heinrich. Heather 9-1, /96 Helllllllllll. L.o~.wra , 3. 199 He111t~t·n. ~'icki 23, /26. 1-15, /93 Held. Can 118 Hellman11: Tam1111 23 Helm.\, Matthew 23 Hendee, Robin\ 9-1 Henderson. Heather 83 Hendrick.\, Brand\ 9-1 Hendrick.1. Ca.1.11 23. /22, 162. 192 Hendri.\, Derrick 83 Henke. Jud1 116 Ht•~~re. Ste1··e 121 Hennque~. Andrea 1-1. 23 Ht·nn. Can 9-1, 150 Henn. u1rn 118 Ht•nn. Tri1iw 9-1 Herman, Duma 9-1 Hemande~. Fe/Jna 18-1, /96 Hemande·. Jonell 83 Hernng. Chri.1topher 83 Hicl..s. Deman 9-1 Hil:htmn~r. Sarah 23. /30. 215 Highlllll'l'r, William 23 Hill. Bmm 9-1. 126 Hmds. Ke//Je 23 Hmdv. tephen 9-1 Hme.\, An[.iie 23. 122 Hiser. Brian /98 Hodges, Dan23. 122. 163. 185. 187 Hodges. Jonathan 83 Hodgkin\, Angda 23 Hodson, Heather 196 Hof}illllll, Bob 118 Hoffman, Cari 9-1 Hojji11an, Michelle 83 Hojjina1111, Ho/11 23 Hciffml/1111, Timi1th\' 9-1 Holbert. Satt11ha ·23. 1/3, 122. 127, /62. 187. /90. 19-1 Holland, Jason 9-1. 197 Holland, John 187 Holm, Nann 118 Holmquist, Jon /63 Hook, Thoma.\ 9-1 Hopk111.1, He1di 2-1 Hopkins. Lisa 9-1. 162 Hoppe. Lul..e 190, /93 Homess. Dominique 216 Horto11. Mdodr 83 Horton. Thoma.\ 9-1 Hon·ath. Janet 121 Homne, C/wcl.. !56 Howard. Le Var 83 Hm,·k, Heather 96, /8-1 HoY, Joshua 96 Kim Spamlwur. playing the role of a seven-year-old child. 11ets 1ent in the closet h_1 her mother. �Hubbard. Lei 203 Hubbard, .'.folltca 96, 99, J.l9, 203 Hubbell. MarJortt' 9, 24 Huba. Jaw11 /13 Hud~1111, Jackie 121 Hudki111, Je11e 96, 162. 194, 197 Hudk11t1. NiHi 83, 126 Hud\0/1, Bob 118, 155 Htul10n. Hell/her 96 Htt{ji11a11, Aatri11a 96 Hught'\. Brtgelle 83. 164, 165 Hum. Dw11a 83 Humer, lt·renn 96 Hutcheno11. Amr 24, 124 Hrcht•, Dedrick 96 /go, Da/)e11v 74. 75. 83. 122. 192 llellftart. Carol\'lt 96 tuft. Joe 96 tuft. Moa11a 6. 24. 112. 140. 143. 171 Jacklo11 Carlo.\ 24, 204 Jac/..1011, Co111tte 118 Jacho11. Melina 96 Jack 1011, Patricia 83. 187, JY7 Jacklon, Ra111011e 96 Jachon. Vanessa 83 Jamt'\, George 83. 193 Ja11i1h, Maureen 24, 195 Jara11iillo, Jacob 96 Jaramillo, Jason 83, 122, 127. 139, 163. 203 Jaramillo. Michelle 96, /4,. 199. 215 Jarmillo, Rmlner 24 Jason. Swdw i4 Jelling.\, Chri1 24, 52 Jen1en, Am1 24, 186 Jen1en. Mtclwel 96 Jewel, Jamt'\ 83 Je11 ell, Dan 24, 192. 195, 199 Jolllt\on, Btffl 96 John1on, Brtice 96 Jolmwm. fl'itcia 83. 196 John1on, Florence 83. 122. 145, 153. 184, 187 Johnson Gerald 24, 195 Jol11mm. Jolm 24 John1o11. Ke11m 7, 83, 164, 165 Jolmwm. Ralph 117, 11 ', 170, 217 Jolumm. Rodner 96. 197 Jolm\011. Saena 83. 199 John\011, Sha11e 24, I 25 Johnw11. Tifj{mv 96 Jo11e.\, Cas.11mdra 83. 186 Jo11e.\, Jacima 7. 83. I 22, 164. 165 Jo11e.\, lame.\ 96 Jollt'\, Jemuah 96 Jo/lt'\, Jimmr 186 Jo11e\, Amlllpher 83 Jones, ltlalie 24, 195 Jo11e\, Ra11dr I 18 Jolin, Step/tame 122 lone.\, Stt•plwnie 83, 122. 186. 189 Joseph. Sallllie 96 Jorner, Purcell 24 Juare~. Carlos 96 Juare~. ate 162, 192 Ju\ttnga, icholas 96, I 26 Kala•·t·lltt, -\rbt•/1 96, 162. 193 Kan. Le1111 24. 187 Ka.11ak. Jake 84 Keiln, Ra11dv I 18. 150. 151 Keith. Jo.\lwa 96 Keller. Adrian 24, 184 Kelln, lame.\ 24 Keflt·r. Robert 24 Keffttm\, \Vtlliam 24 Ke//1, Cotmie 24. 123 Ke/11. H('(lther 24. 110. 140, 168. 197 Kell\, Patrick 24. 184 Kelly, Re11ea 126. 153. /89 Kelly, Samri 24, 123. 171, 192 Ketir, Tricw 84 Kennedr, Sha11e 96 Ken~\'. Ke11dra 96 Kerr, Da1111 84 Kar, Mauhe11 84 Kene1·. Je)frev 96, 193 Keu/e. Jason 125 Kn, Bontu I 59 Ktdll t•ll Li w 84 Kte.\e/.1/em Chri.\1\ 96 Kiltrom, Katn11a 96 Kim. Ben 96 Ktm, Hwm 24, 184. 185 Kimbait. Willtam 24, 51 Ki11caid. Mill\ 84 King. Mtchdle 96 King, Rtck 97. 186 King, Ste•·e 24 Amlwft·r. Chm 24. /43. 154, 155. 204 Ki11ne1, Jodr 97 Kim. Btmll\' I 2 I Kirchma11n, Aaron 25 Knt f.ric 97 Kitmnki. Tobi 97 Ki~~ie. Twna 25. 74. 187, 195 Kfillt', Sue 25. 1117,191. 195. /99 K11ight, Keith 25 Km11fe .. \prtl 84 Knodel, Jo.\lllla 97 K11opp. Amie 25. 122. 126 K11opp. Kalle 97, 126, 198 Koch. Sa11dr 118 Km·mg. Ti/)iun 97 Kohtllek, Marla 97. 127, 148, 194 Kohutek. Robert 84. 122, 168. 182. 185 Koi1. Chri.llopher 25 Kopa1~. L11m 1/8, 125 Kmml1ki, Jert·mr 25 Ko~/oskt. Lori 25. 32. 74, 75. 122. 123. Lanckriet LaTanm 25, 204, 205, 216 Lanckrtel /.,orena 114 Lanning. Knm 97 LaP/wtll'. lt·muja 114, 127, 194 Largem, Sham11 25. 126 Larsen, Mtchal'i 84 Lanon. Mall 25, 32. 112, 143, 171. 190, 192, 195 Latham, Stanh•1 25. 184 Latour. Tom 97 Latrell. Andm• 114, 122, 162. /90. 192, /93. 217 Ll11·igne. Frann 1 97 Llnn. Joh11 84 Llrenbr. Eric 195 La:enb:v. Ni.\\a 25. /85. 187 Le Beau, Phillip 25 Le Bm•. Ann 124 Le Var, Hmmrd 83 Lee. Brsan 84 Lee. Dm·id 97. 163, /89 Lee.John 122 Lee, John 25 Lee, Patricia 97, 164, 197 Leedom. Twmme 97. 197. /98 Legmpi, Jennifer 84. 127 Legohn, ed 25 Leininger. Jamie 25 Lemke, Lwlia 116 Leon-Guerrero. Lisa 84. 181, 185. 189, 199 Lewrd. Paul 84 Leslev. Ron 121 Lessard. Je.1.1tca 97 Ben Brrhach (II}, Adam Carson (II}, and Brook Robert\on (II) hare their 1choo/ 1pirit b\' u·eamtfi the 1l'mbo/.1 "WHS" at a h(/\ketba/1 r:ame agwn1t Palmer 132, 185, 187 Krablean. Michael 25. 126 Krar:. Slu111n 97. 186, 193 Krwtll', Bnwt 119 Krl'lltpfe\, Da•·e 119 Krieg. Ste•·en 97 Krueger. Ana 97. 170, 173 Kruger. Llwra 84, 187 Krttse, taci 25. /93 Ku11~. April 84 Kurkmnki. Kenn\' 25 Kwon, Hwk 84 LaCa\.\l, Judy 116 Lttcroi\, Stanln 84. 185 Lltfflu. Ja.wn 97. 162. /94, 197 Lltffler, Llwra I 5. 97 Llt{fler, Micah 14, 162. /94, 197 Lltinbert, Kem 122, 139, 185. /89, 190. 195 Llunbert, Tanm 97. 197 Lltmoureu\, Lonnie 97 Llmtpfough, Chri.llina 84. 162 Lethbrid~e. Da11na 75. 84. 122. 185. 186 Lethbrtdge. Jodi 25. Ill, 123, 127. 142. 143, 162, 186. /90. 192 Light. Blwr 97 Limardo, Man 119 Lims. Ke1·i11 97 Lillfes, Tom 25. 198 Lae1<·enstei11, Craig 97 Lancki, Angel 97 Landon. Robbte 97 Ulpe-. Andi 197 Lape:. Andrea 97 Ll1pe-. Amonio 25 Ll1pe~. Ardellt• 126 Lape~. Car/om 4 Lape:. Jow 25 Ll>pe-, Tony 144 Loring. call 119, 189 La11. Gail 121 Lauf?h. Bre11da 119 UJI/~011. /ullin 25, 125 Ll11·e11. Eugem• 25. /83, 194 Lucero, Amw 97 Laeck, Jo.1hua 97 Lujan. Llwra 16/1 Lumberg. /wac 97. 194 Lww. Carl 84 Luna, Mallhe11 84 Lww. Michael 84 Lund. Jennifer 25. 188, 189, 190. 196 Lasbv. Ll1ren~o 26 Luten, Bill 186. 193 L}1e.\ Terrence 195 Lynch. Christina 4, 26, 122, 123. 150 MacCabe, Jemufer 98, 187 Macho/:, A11drea 98 Machuca, Rose 84 Macias. Jamte 26. 162, 190. 192. /93 Macias. Kim /93 Mauas. Mtchae/ 84 Macrides. Erin 26. 193 Madden, Phrllis 121 Moeser, Juanita 84 Magnuson. An~:eta 98, 137 Maie. Joseph 98 Maier, Jamn 98. 197 Malchow. Albert 84 Malone. Tange/ia 26 Mande•·ille. Lna 84 Mann, Ja.10n 26, 110. 163, 182, 217 Man<.mwre.!, Jose 98 Man~anarer. Meli sa 26. 141, 150. 187 Man-aneres. ara/ie 84 March, B}-ron 26 Marjerriion, Fred 26, 113, 122, 123, 150. 170, 192 MarJerrl.lon, Jeffe /50 Marks, Braxton 85 Marks. De/ramarie 26. 141, 168. 182. 203, 215 Mark\. Jamie 3. 15, 26. 126. 142, 205 Marks, Mtchael 15. 26. Ill Marquardt. Joshua 85 Marshall, Brian 85 Marshall, Vernon 26, 126. 156, 157, 204 Marttn, Brtan 98 Martin, Christopher 98. 197 Martin, Cov 9 Mamn. Greg 9 Martin, Jean 119 Martin, Jennifer 12. 26, 74, 75, 185 Martm, Ktmberlv 98 Martin. Michelle 85 Marttn. Tina 26 Martme-. Aubrev 98, 149. /90. 197 Martine- Branden 9. 85. /50, 152 Martme:.. Dwane 85.183. 195 Martme:.. Enca 26 Martille-, Mandv 26 Martine<.. Metodv 85. /64 Martine::.. Shlllnia 26 Martine<.. Tern· 5 Marton. Jennifer 98 Masarik. Mand1 85. 187. 197 Masch~:er. Janelle 85. 189, /95, 196 Mascitellt, Heather 26, 74, 123 Masterson, Donald 85 Mataipule. Frank 98. 186 Matli, Mtclwel 26. 124 Malison, Brenda 85. 122, 127. 185. /91 Ma:mell. Julia 85 Mm. Melina 85, 193 Mayes, Christopher 85, 172 Maves. Come/ius 85. 122 Me. Crav, Ke1·in 85 Me Cullough. Ma11he11 85 Me Donald. Jackie 85 Me Gee. Jack. 5 Me abb. coli 85 Me e11·. Anumda 85 Me Pherson, Jolm 85 McAcinemev. Anthon\' 9 McCabe, Jennifer 197 McClanahan, Larn· 118. 119 McClean. Kel/1 26, 122. /85 McClelland, Am\ 26 McC/oskev. Anf?ela 9 . 122. I 5, I 6, 163 Index 209 �McClurg. Michelle 9 McColgan. tacey 26. I I I. I 12. 122,163, 170, 185. I 8 McComb. Partrick 9 McCormick, Courtney 9 McCowan, Jame 9 · McCoy, ichole 98. 173, 187, 193. 153 McCa·v-Cannedy, Jamao/ 26, 156, 202 McCn·sral, hannon 85. 149 McC1;sker, Adam 85. I 25 McDaniel, heree 26, 122. 191. 195, 199 McDm·id, Brett 26. 50. 122, 123, 143, 177. I 2, I 9, 195 McDonald, Randy 98 McGee, Jack 194 McGlothlin, Jamie 7. 26, I I 2 McGlothlin, Li a 9 McGrew. Keith 9 McKea/, Michelle 186 McKeal, Michelle 9 McKinley, Melissa 9 McMmn: Pat 197 McVey, Janie 95 McWilliams. TimothY 26, 125, 217 Medma, Mario 5 Medina, Patrick 9 Medma, Yolanda 149 Medina, Yolanda 5. 170 Gon:;ales. James 170 Meierhenr\, Josh 187 Meisner- isneros, Chad 5. 193 Mende , Jake 5 Meredith, Jennifer 98, 198 Merillo, Christopher 5 Me :fer. Dal'id 98 Met:ger. Brian 85 Met:.ger, Stel'en 98 MeYers, Jack 5 Me.yers, Jan I 16 Michaels, Tammv 5, 195 Michaels, Tomm·v /99 Milar:. Martin 85 Miles. Katrise 5 Miles, Shelli 119, /53 Miller, Christopher 85 Miller, Rene 85, 122, 126 Mills, Amanda 5 Mirenda. Marie 98 M1rsner- 1sneros, Chad 150 Misner. Stnen 86 Misola, Debbie 26, 139, 187. 203 Mi ala. Gina 98 Mitchell, Bobby 26. 197 Mitchell, Gene 27 Mixon, Dmma 27, I 4 Molina, Jesu 27 Molma, Regma 126 Molter. Richard I 19. 126 Mondragon, Katherine 6 Mondragon, Maria 27. 168 Mone1penn\, Mark 98 MoneypennY, Michael 27 Montgomen, Perry 6 Montoya. Angelinga 9 MontO\·a, Roberta 86 Moon. Melanie 27, 162. /92 Moore. Chri copher 9 Moore. Christ\ 27, 184 Moore. Danieite 86, 194 Moore, Eric 98, 127, I 2, 199 Moore, Michael 27. 51, 122 Moreland, Glenna 121 Morning. Scephanie 9 . 197 Morris. B.J. 124 Moms, Barbra 27 Morris. ChriHina 27. 122, 186 Morns. Sarah 98, 198 Morrison, Helga 121 Morse, John I 21 Morton, Jennifer 126 Mofele\, An~ela 98 Mota. Comma 86, 187 Muehlbauer. Man-Ann 98. 186. /93 Muno~ Mark 119,156 Murphy, Cachy 99, 100. 149 Murphy, ico/e 27. 196 MurphY, ikki 9, 113. 148 210 Index Murren. Adrian 100 Muse, Chrisropher 100 MUichler, Jeanette 1/9 aegel\, Bnan I 19 ailor, Rudy 86 all. Jennifer 100 ana, Emil\· 148 once, Jeff . 6, I 7 apier, Da1·id /00, 197 amrre, Crystal 27, 189 ay/or. Jo\'l~e 86, /94 eat. Tina· 27 each, Ronnie 27 e1·in, Chris 100. 185 elikirk, Donna 100, 187. /9/, 197, 19 . 199 icandro, Anthonv 86 icandro, James ·197 ickle. Wayne 119, 185 iederhauser, Erm 27 ierode, Brian 6, I 25 iewald, Bech 74. 75, 122, I 6. 192 ikiforo1·a. Polino 14, 27, 148, 187 ikirJ.., Andre"· 86 able, Dewe\' 27 able. cephanie 100. 186. 190, 193 annan, Chriscina /00, 197 annan, Joan I 2 I orris, Dm·id 100 orri , Lacrice /00, 19 orris, Meranda 100, 163, 127, 14 I 5. 186, I 011'/in, Perrv 100 yborg, ha\·/yn 27 Oakle\'. hamwn 4, 27, 112, 126, /50 Oakte:\'. tephanie 100, 126 O'Brien, Marcin 27, 126 Ochoa, Jason 27 Ochoa, Zacherv 27 Odom, Melissa· 6 O'Donnell, Eric /00 Oh/brechc. Brodv 100 Ohlbrecht, Reed 27 O'Laughlin, Frank 100 0/il•er, Nachan /00, /50 0/tega, Maria 186 0 ' eat, James 86 Ones, Kurc 119 Orick, Roberc 27 Ortega, Edda 100 Ortega, Maria 86, 162. 194 Otto, Timorhv /00 Orwell, Timothv 86 Ours, John J(Jo 01·erbav, Lisa 122. 127, 153. 194 01erlill, Linda 4, I 19 Oxley, Carolyn /00, 184 Pacheco, Johm· 27 Pacheco. Rita 100 Paddack, Matt 7, /00 Paddock. ita 121 Padilla, Ann /00 Page. Willie II, 27, 126, 187 Palmer, Brian 100 Palmer, Chriscina 100 Palmer, Erin 27 Palmer, Jessica 100, 163, 193 Palop, Teresa 27 Palsrok, Gil 121 Polsrok, James 27 Pardis, Rhiannon 100. 126 Porker. Eric 28 Parker, Jaune 28. 150 Parker, Priscilla 100 Porker. Tiffany 100 Par:e, Chris 27 Pace, omw 121 Patterson. Donny 28 Patterson, Par 28, 126 Pottock, Matt 126 Patton, Man 127 Peanom. Tracn 100 Pedersen, icholaf 28, I 12. 123, I 50, 160 Pete:, Jeremy 28. 187 Pelt:, Tara 100, /88 Peiia, Brand\· 28 Pena, Mark 197 Peoples. Charles /00 Pere:. Chriscina 168, 185, 187 Pere:. Daniel /00 Pere:, Eli:obech 6, 100, 127, 186, 197, 198 Pere:, Veronica 28, 124 Perez-Coriano. Michael 28 Perry, Chrisropher 86 Pern•, Heacher /00, 187 Perf,·, James 100 Persad, Michael 100 Peters, Jodv 28. I 55, 205 Petersen, Corrie 6 Peterson, Amv 100, 186, 193 Peterson, Dai·id 86 Petrose, Ria 28 Pellerson, Isaac 2 Pem. Mall 28, 123, 122, I 85, I 6 Pjisier, Brenda 28, 122, I 8, 192 Phillips. Jessica 28 Philp, Jennifer 148 Philp, Melissa 86, 122, 127, 148, I 6 Pickens, Stephen 100, 150, 152 Picknev, Kardia I I, 126, 170, 189 Piersoi1, Krisrie 9, I I, 2 , I 23, I 26, 144, 150, 168, 195 Pilluso, Raymond 28, 150 Pincknev, Kardia 187 Pil·era(James 100, 162, 194 Pons, Thomas 101 Pope, Crist)• 6, 126 Porcaleos. E/izabech 28 Porter, Travis 101 Pollem·eich, Heikoll 86 Powell, Brad 101, 150 Powell. Jennifer 6, 149, 172, 175, 199 Powell, Justin 86, 126 Pracher, Kimberly 101 Pratt, Sherri JOj, I 32, I 33 Pressely, Kyle 86, 215 Pressev, Steven I 0 I Presslev, Ramon 28 Pressman, Nicole 199 Preston, Enricomarquelle 28 Price, Jamev 101 Prin•e, Debbie 101, 153 Prie1•e, Eric 28, 122, 123 Pruell, Jason 6, I 26 Pruett, Joe 101. 150, 192 Prunn·, Jason 28, 122, 139, /93, 203 Prunty, Lauana 6, 163, 192 Quaney, Kim 86,156 Quiombao, Charissa 6 Quidachay, Melissa 101, 187 Quinlan, Linda 101 Quintana. Nikk1 6 Ralme, ann 119. I 4 Ronure~ lsha lB. 126, I 4 Ramos. A 1mor 86 Rankins, Michael 122, 216 Rasmussen, Aspen 28, 122, 184, 192, 197 Rayborn. Kim 101, 197 Reagan, Cheryl 28, 189 Rea\'eS, Shannon 101 , 148 Redden, Monique 101, 198 Redden-Ke\', Ncana 101 Reed, Mar.fcellus 126. 187 Reeder, Dm·e 148 Reeder, David I 19 Reedy, Corn 28, 1/0, 195 Reiher, Su-anne 101 Remolds, Rmnn 101, 19 Rice, Kriscil;o 101 Richards, Marc 28, /95 Richardson, Linda 13, 74, 122, /63, 192 Rife, Tiffany 29 Rile\, Chns 9. 29. 51. 123 Ri/e-1. Julie 87. 123, 177, 178, 189 Rirsclwrd, Shane 101 Riller, Adrienne 101, 189. 198 Ril·era, Jose 87 Rivera, Marcos 29 Rn·era, Wilson 29 Roane, Dante 101 Rober.1on, Brian 194 Rober!.\, Anchonv 87 Roberts, Honor .IOI,I48. 162, IRS, 194 Roberts, Ja.\on 87 Roberts, Meil·in 29. 127, 184, 185 Robercs, Somer 148 Robertson, Brooklvn 87 Roberrson, Jason ), 12, 13, 29, 74, 75, 110, 150, 189 Robertson, Jeremiah 87 Robertson. John 101 Roberrson, Michelle 101, 184, 197 Robmscm, Chri tine 29 Robmson, Farrah 87, 122, 132. 133, 153. 155, 194, 203 Robmson, Jennifer 101 Robmson, Tori 87 Robmson., Christy 164 Roble , Christme. 87 Rocha, Lars 29, 127, 194 Rockell, Jeffrey 87 Rodman, Shomeko 101, 184 Rodrigues, Rober! I 26 Rodriguez, Danny 79 Rodriguez. Jaqueline 29, I 84 Rodrigun Jennifer 101, 187 Rolfs, Jean 119,173,187 Romero, Amv 101 Romero, Felicia 87 Romero, Jeanna 29, 155, 170, 204 Romero, Michelle 101 Romero, Nadia 87, 196 Romero, tan 101, 194 Rose, Brian iOI Rosenwrk, Richard 29 Ross, Walrus 187 Rosson, John 29 Rollman, Susan 14 Rouse, Rebecca 101, 163 Ruby, Javmi 29, 154, 155, 195 Rub·v. Tabitha 87, 195 Rushford, Garv 101 Russell, Kelly 29, 205 Russell, Rae/len 101 Rust. Jennifer 87, 127, 163. 19/, 199 ack, Robbv 101 Sadler, Jeffen 101 adler, Jessica 29, 127, 162, 184, 194 Sagona, Fronk 7, I 19, 216 Saldana, Omar 87 Salem. Kriscie 101 Salisburg, Kelsey 101 amoniego, Rosie 7 Samora, Nichholas 7 SanAgustm, Greg 29. I 58 Sanborn, Heacher 4, 29, 123, 127, 186. 191, 199 onche:. Brion 101 Sanche:, Joseph 101 Sanchez. Michael 87, 122, 187 anche:, Rosalinda 101 Sanche:. uzie 29, 126, 184 Sanders, Anthonv 101 Sanders, Mollhei,• 29, I 4 anders, Monica 162 Sanders, Tony /50 Sond1·ik, Ronald 29, 192 anNicolas, Joseph 29 auer, Michele 121 Souerbrn, Roberc 102 Sounders, Kendra 102, 187 Sal\'inski, Jacqueline 102, 133, 153, 173 Schau/e, Jason 102 chleiker, Tanm 184 Barlow, Ki\'a ., 4 Schmid!, April 148 clmeider, umnie 87 Sclme1der. Tran 102 Schoenfelt, Daniel 102. /94 Schoolmoscer. John 119 dwdel, Marlo 102 clwet~ Jan 116, 122, 171 Schll'ab, Angelique 87 �Schwart~. Jenmwh 150 Schwart·, Linda 119, 163 coli, Brandie 87, 162 Scott, Brmn 102, 187 Scroggs,-Jmeph 102, 126 Seelev. Alicia 29, 162, 192, 193, 205 Sega;s, MYron 87 Segura, Pat 7. 12, 13, 29, 74, 143. 150. 151 eide/, Tricia 102, 193 Senner/, Bob 119, 186 Sequira, Jessica 102, 198 Servant. Carolvn 7, 102 Sesneros, Dolores 168 Se)farth, Jenica 29 Shaiffer, Russel 87, 127, 186 Shaijfer, Susan 29, 184 Sharkey, Ke~·in 87 Sharp, Alicia 102 Sharp, Angela 102, 126, !53 Sharp. Teresa 29 Sharpnack, Stephame 102 Shaw, Clarence 87 Shav., Zachan: 102, 189 Shehi, Dwavne 102 Shell, Veronica 102. 197 Shelton, Brian 29 Shelton, Mananne 87 Sher-rod, Jeff 87, 156. /58 Sheram, Joan 120 Shem·ood, John 102 Shipman, Felicia 102, 122, 168, 184 Shuff. Misty 102, /96 Shumaker, Melissa 102 Sil\'is, Jennifer 95, 102, 162, 193 Simmons, John 87, 102 Sim1110ns, Robert 102 Sillll1ls, Josh "Bear" II, 29. 125 Stmon, Jamie 102, I 4 Simpson, George 7 Simpson, Tanika 187 Simpson, Tina 29 Sims, Monique 102 Sjonost, Amy 30 Skadden, Jim 120, 185 Skadden, Vanda 12Q 199 Skalla, Shane 30, 141. /56 S/01.-an, Christie 198 Slusher, Peggy 102, 196 Slusher, Su~an 87, 126, 12 , 168 Smells, Celest 7, 126, 189 Smith, Adam 102, 132, !50 Smith, Barb 116 Smith, Billie 87 Smith, Brad 193 Smith, Brandy 30, 13/, 199 Smith, Brem;d 30, I 4 Smith, Carohn 87 Smith, Charlene 30, 141, 185, 187, pencer, C/mton 102 Spilotro, Priscilla 102 Springfield. Aaron 88, 132, 133. 202 Stabile, Nathan 189 Stalcup, Candace 88. 126 Stamev, Susanne 102 Stamm. Gerald 102 Stamps, Myron 102 tcmkiewtcz. Leah 88 Steen, Jessica 102 Stem, Michael 102 Stensburg, Neil 88 Stephen, Witney 88 Stevens, Annemane 121 Stevens, Gan: 88 Stewart, Casft 103 Stewart, Christine 30 Ste1mrt, Jackie 187 Ste1mrt. Jacqueline 30 Stewart. Jeffery 103 tewart, Jennifer 88 Stev.·art, Todd /94 Stone, Derek 88. 114, 126 Stone, James 30 Stone, Jamie 30. 189, 191, 196 Stov.·ell, Erica 103. 162, 186, 192 Strandberg, Holh 30, 51. 162, 190. /92, 193 Stra.mer. Kurt 88, 137. /50 Strasner, Marc 30, 126. 204, 205 Strasner, Mtcheal 8, 122 Strempke, Angela 30, 126 Striebel, Robert 30, !50 troud, Sharon 120 lilies, Heather , 137 ttsser. Rebecca 30, 123. 154, 155, 195 s~·oboda, Cand~· 103 Swain. Jerrv 30, 199 Swanson, Duane 120 Swart, Todd 103 Swart:, Jeremiah 103 186, 191, 194 Tacker, Daniel 103 Taggard, Gram 120, 123 Tatum, Candace 187, 189, 196 TMio. Thomas 30 Ta.y/or, Bob 120 Taylor, Gan: 30. 187 Ta.}·/or, Jessica 8 Taylor. Kelly 103 Tm-lor, Scoit 103 Ta.y/or. Tom 124 Terry, Nickolas 8 Thacker, Brad 197 Thibault, Pauie 30, !50 Thiele, Eric 120 Thomas, Charles 30. 156, 187 Thomas. Lance 103 Thompson, Carl 30 Thompson, Dm·id 103 Thompson, Stephen 103 Thomson, Rebecca 103. 122 Thorpe, Benne// 185 Tidrick, Amanda 103. 108, 216 Tillar. Donald 103 Tim, Bob 120. 156 Timms, Kailee 192 Tindill. Aaron 103 Tinkle, Ann 103, 197 Tinsle~. Btibba 31 Tillie, len 5 Tillie, Jennifer 10. 31, 32. 112, 126, Smith, Tyler 50, 126, 205 Smith, Virgil 30 Smith, Wayne 120 Smittv, Chelsia 88 Snodgrass, Jame.1 30 Soards, Rex 8 Sobiech, Stephen 120 Solar..ano, Dalila 30 Southworth, Rawnond 88, 126. 193 Sou~a. Vincem · 102 Spamhour, Ktmberh 88 Spann, Philltp 30 Sparks, Craig 30, 184 Sparr, Brande 30, 122 Specht, Jamie 30, 162, 190, 192, 193 Spencer, Ann 120, 185 Tiu/e, Robert 103, 150 Tobin, Andrew 103, 162, 192 Tobinwm, Farrah 187 Tompson, Steve 197 Tostanoski, Helen 121 Towell, James 31 Trapp, Debbie 120 Tressler. Angela 31, 141 Trujillo, Danielle 103. 184 Trujillo. Louis 125 Trujillo, am 103 Twnbaga. Chris 156, 172, 185, 188 Tumer, Dal'id 116 Tumer, Kenneth 31, 184 Tuthill. Amanda 88 189 Smith, Janet /53, 155 Smith, Dante/ 102 Smith, Ja on 30, 122, 126, 189 Smllh, Jessica 87, 122. 185, 188 Smith, Katie 148, 189, 190. 195 Smith, Kristi 203 Smith, Kristine 8 Smith, Mauhew 102, /50 Smith, Nicole 102, 199 Smith, Rick 30, 150. /51 Smith, Stacey 97, 102, 162. I 0, 182. 144, 170 Tyrell, Tony 120 Uhden, Kenji 31 Uhden, Mandi 88 Untalan, Marchelle 103, 126 Upchurch, Warren 31, 150 Uyeda. Shawn 103 Valano.\ John 103 Va/diris. Michael 88 Valdis, Mike /94 Valme. Valencia 88, 187 Valverde, Rawley 139 Van Al.ltine, Danid 103. 185 Van Amam, Je.1.1tca 103, 196 Varxo. Brwulan 88 Vasque::.. Helena 103, 184. 198 Vaughn. Leonard 88 Vaught, Danvame 88 Veach. Marie~· 103, 198 Veazn. Michelle 88 Via/p(mdo, Virginia 88 Vierra, Jamie 103 Vigil, Eddie 109, 187, 193 Villarreal. Carolina 126 Villenetn·e. Bridgeue 31, 184 Vincent, Marcus 103 Vinmrd, Robby 88 Vis.i-er, Dirk 120 Vi:caino-Gogas, MaryLou 120 Volans, Elisha 148 Volcic. Jake 31. 124 Volctc, Phillip 88 Wachter. Jeremy 31 Wacker, Jeremiah 103, I 7 Wade, ann 120, 184 Wagner, Jennifer 88 Wagner, Jesse 103 Wagner, Tara 103 Waite, Laurie 198 Walk, Christopher 103, 194, 197 Walker, Furgie 31 Walker. Janice 103 Walkins, Aubrey 198 Wallace, Horn:: 120 Wallick. Stan· 8 , !55 Walter, teplianie 3/ Walther, Kristm 31. 186, 188 Wandrev. Marcus 14, 89 Ward. Christopher 103, 193 Ward, Richard 89, 126 Ward, Wendy 103, 162 Warren, Erika 103. 162, 163. 173, 193 Warren. Jessica 103, 199 Washington, Darrell 89 Wasserburger. Torey 74. 75. 89, I 6. 195 Watkms, Aubre~ 103 Watkins. Jessica 103. 19 Weadon, Dnin 95. 103, 108. 194 Weadon. Jolm 120. 168 Weatlterlv, cm 31. 192, 193. 205 Weathers. racev 89 Wem•er, Rachel 106 Webb, Heidi 89 Webb, Jill 106 Welch. atlum 106 Wellbom. Mark 31, 124 Wells. Bradln 106. 193 Wells, Rose i 20 Wenrworth, mtra 31, 122, 140, 176. 177, 178, 188, i89. 190, 191. 192 Wermers. Joan 120 Wheeler. Cltriltopher 106 Wheeler, Maultew 106 Whelan. Mtke 31 Whern:, Melissa 106, 148. 184 White, Barn 106 White, Eric 89 White, Je. se 106 White. Jolm 89. 197 White, Lam 7, 74, ~9. 188 White, Romiie 106 White, Samuel 89. 126 Whitfield, Angela 31, 198 Whitler. Michael 106, 197 Whitman, Melanie 106, 198 Whwed, Jason 31, 189 Wicks, Ktmber/ee 89 Wilev, Latrice 138. 139 Wile:v. Tuuie /0, 31, 138, 139, 185. 187. 189, 196. 198 Wilkerson. Michelle 106. 148, 149. 162 Willhoit, Brandon 106 Williams, Aaron 31. 126, 144 Williams, Bobbie 31, 184 Williams, Brad 106 Williams, Erin 89 Williams, Gemido 106 Williams, Jamie 89 Williams, Jason 89. 126 Williams, Kern: 106 Williams, Seleia 106 Williams. Thomas 106 Williamson, Sco/1 106 Williamson, Twila 31 Willian, Nicho/e 89 Willis. Chris(): 189 Willis, Chmit 31, 191, 195 Willis, Jodv i06. 150, 197 Willis, Scoit 31, 184 Wilson, Danta II, 31. 126, 156. 157, 187 Wilson. Kristopher 106 Wilson, RashOI<nda 31, 184, 198 Wilson, Rick 116 Winkelbauer. Bvron 106 Wise. Derek 166. 150 Wise, Rochelle 89. 126 Wise, Stephanie 106 Wisler, Gary I 16 Will, Shauna 31, 182. 185. 190, 195 Wohl, Carl 5. 3/, 164, 165 Wolf, Daniela 106 Wolfe, Yong 106 Wood. Katrina 106, 198 Woody, Douglas 31, 125 Wright, Amy 32, 112, 148, 17 , 185, /88, 189, 191, 217 Wright, Bonnie 10, 32, 148. 195, 196 Wright. Carlos 106 Wright, Cori /3/, 179, 186, 1 9, 198 Wright, Jonpau/ 89. 126 Wusk, Jeffrey 32, 124 Wmu, Shauni 32 Yabrough, LaPrav 9 Yakich, Alexsander 106 Yates, Jodi 106, 19 Yates, Katrina 32, 50, 188 Yi. Pyong 32, 137 Yong, Chu Hong 24 Yorks, Babv 106 Young, Ch;i topher 106 Young, Fred 32. 9 Young. Jonelle 106. 187 Young, Sandv 106. 194 Your::.. Jan 120 Yung, Francis 121 Yunker, haun 106, 148. 197 Zani, Paul 106 Zan:ig. Stephanie 106, 19 Zay. Jessica 89. 122. 139, I 5. 188. 189, 191, 193, 195, 203 Zetgler. Valerie 106. /86 Zlrabina. Elena 15. 9. 126 Zoleta. E1·er/ean 12. 32. 51. 74, 75. /6 Zoleta, Flmn 13, 74, 75, 106, 187 Zortman, Dal'id 106 Ind 2 11 �ecurity Florist 580 Marquette Drive 392-4243 \)t'l1VERS)Iz Ray's Beauty College ~ (719) 390-9898 3 14 Main St. • Security, CO 80911 BEGI YOUR TRAINING .FOR AN EXCITI. G PROFESSIO TODAY -#~ Cards & Gifts The Security Shopping Center (719) 392-8339 Call Sandy to inquire Sandy's Security Beauty MuL TI · 'AIL I AMlni C AN 01\ IN C. 342 Main St. o Security, CO 80911 390-8275 5770 SOUTH Stop by to get your student-saver card. It entitles you to a free haircut after the purchase of eight others. 212 lfWY. 85~7 OWN[ff N(W · UI(O 392-G-453 OU i Nl Yl< RLT,.(AOI Security, CO 80911 HOU TCIIINS �I Good people to know. THE DIFFERENCE ::_g W IN --------~~~--[3 L ,·, C II I T £ gingiss· r n H il. .t.. :.. VI E ,t.. R. 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After wi1111i11g the \Wte champion5hip with a near-pe1ject core of95 points out of 100. the l'arsity co- d cheerleading quad ath r uroundtheirhard-earned trophy. or a hearty elehration. During a moment m ·lass. Kyle PreHie · II ) aeliberate.\ the object of the m e. sa ge bt•int: communicated by hi~ teacher. In a.\low moment at rehenulfor d. Chri.\tiiUH Carol, adapted from the .\hort .Hory by harles Dickem. actresse.\ Tawnit em( 11 ), Delta 1arh ( 12 , and Sarah Hightower ( 12 I take time to relax 011 a W?{a. On u hot day during the State Playojfs. the Lady Glads softball team a.\:Jembl .\fora ru. h oftewn pirit bejore taking the field (l(~ain. t the u~raiting opposition. 215 �After month.\ ofhard sclwolfundrai.linx to raise money to pa) ,1(1r ca.1t.1 to hdp out Anumda Tidrick ( 10) . .\1r. Saxona prnent.1 the cht•ck to 4manda 's mother with the be \I wi~lll'.\ ofthe ~tude/If body. Wa/J..:in throu~h the winter: wonderland of the courtyard, Tanya Lankreit ( 12) pause\ to hare her picture immorcalized in the yearbook. Out.1ide at lunch, somethinx catches the attention C!{ Michael Rankin.\ ( i i) ~vhile he congrettates 11·ith hi.1 ji-it•nds. in reht·arsal. roca/ virtuosos Paul Abl•mathy( 12) and Jolm Hampton ( Jl)raL theirhannoniom oices in simultaneous melody during a mu.1ical int rpretation. in a choir concert dedinuing the new ·tudent recreation area. mcalistCiwnnaineAiuierson( 11) rai1e. a (heerful song. Killin 'time with friends between c/{1.\\es, Dominique Home .\ ( iO) takes a moment to smile for the camera. 216 �Pourin~ concrete for the j(JUndation oj the hou.1e hein~ con\'tructed b. thee arpt:n/1) < la1s, Tim McWilliam\ ( /2) p1111 the .finishing touches on hi1 work. Porta\ ing Boh rat chit in Char/e.\ Dickm1 'A Christmas Carol. Jason 1wm ( 12) pe1jorm.1 hi1 role 1rith wwzd pe1jc•ction. At lht• last home ~ wim meet. honored senior Amy Wright ( 12 J hold.1 her lowe/ (autographed by 1he en/ire "tl'im /eam) in the airfor all to s e. In an ajier school marclung hand practice. Andre11 Latre/1 ( 11) and Don Day(} I) rai.1e their hom.\ in conce11 to fan a few flal.l'. Takin~ a~~ e/l-de.1en·ed break after one of hi.\ cla.\\l'.\, lvlr. Ralph :Johnwn kick\ up hi.1jeet and lay\ back wflh a ~lm1 o{maa. 217 �21 �219 ��~ Walsworth Publishi11g Comptul)' .}()6 Nonh Kamas Avt:nu~ I Mara:hnt. MlMOurt 64658 USA ��() Every year the Performing Arts department produces a musical play. This year the play that wa chosen was Anythin~ Goes. A considerable amount of work went into this play to make it look spectacular. While the many actors and actre e were studying their lines, cue , and musical numbers, the people behind the scenes worked diligently on the sets, lights, and sound. By opening night, March 10, 1994, everything wa ready and tudent , teacher , and parents aw an outstanding perfomance. y Mrs. Harcourt (Candice Tatum) and her daughter Hope, (Jennifer Hansen) rehearse their parts in "Bon Voyage" during their last dress rehearsal as Billy Crocker (Kent Lambert) looks on. Brett McDavid threatens Tutie Wiley with his machine gun, which was fondly referred to as "Putt Putt Putt". Kent Lambert and Aubrey Fennewald, friends both on and off the stage, serenade each other with "You're The Top". Altlwugh "Anything Goes" had many upbeat nwments, J. T. Folsom and Marisa Herbert enjoy one oftl~e more peaceful numbers. The cast gathers together for the dramat1c ending of "Blow Gabriel". �B<=>y~ SWIMMING Si. teen men came to;ether to form the Wideficd \1en · Swim Team. A team hi. ize i not much to work \\ ith, e pecially with a port Jf twelve events. Coach Becke took on the challenge or their training and turned \\inning into a reality. 1ST ROW: Nikf...i Murphy (managa), Cheri Becke (coach) . 2NDROW: Mikt·Gram, Chris Bet;., Rick King. Richard 01-erbav. Andv Kinnl'\', Josh Cartt·~. Manabu /shikmnt, Jodv Kinnev. 2 D Bennett Thorpe. Luke Hoppe, Shane Kennedy, Ron Neath, Mike Lttrsen, Shaun Yunker, Carlos Juarez. Chris Fisher. Rmv· c=;~F!_{_~ VARSITY TENNIS The Gladiator's Girl Tenni Team hawed a great deal of enthusiasm and -cho~11 spirit in the 1994 eaOIL Whether they won or lo t, they were alway there to support each other, making it one of their best eaon yet. I !iT ROW: Bech Su.1scr, Shay Nyborg, - Angela Strempke. 2ND ROIV: MtchelleCousins, M ichdle McKeal, Cathy M111phy, Stacy McColl(an, Annie Shelton. 3RD ROIV: Louana Prn111;. (11U11Utger), Eli;:,abeth Pere::.. Tuesa Pa/op, Heather Bmsley, Lisa Christe>phason, Brenda Pfister, Michelle Jaramillo, Jo~·ct· Nay/or (manager). Raiph Jo/u;son (coach). ~~F!_{_~ ]. V. TENNIS Throughout the 1994 ca on, the girl of the Gladiator tennis team hawed a lot of improvement. They showed up to practice rain or hinc, and played their heart out. They were always willing to work hard and do their be t. /STROW. KterraMcAnmch Brwuly Alexander, Stepluullt' Mommg. 2ND ROIV: Lomue Schneider ( maruuJger), Poi11U1 Nikiforom, SeretUI Bailey, Tianna B01n·m. Kristella Melero, Teresa Beasley (coach). 3RIJ ROW. Elena Maschga, letu11jer 1/ohem.. Amber Cavanaugh, Dawn E1•erllng, Veromque BrJant, Marla Kolzutek, DiatUI Bristol. �The Widefield girl track team was outstanding this season. Not only was the team successful, but individual achievements were numerous. Some of the team leaders were Tara Peltz( 10) in the 1600 m and 3200rn run, Kenisha Bell(12), B.J. Edward (11), Melody Redding(ll), and Kizzy Bailey(9) in the 4 x 100 m relay , and Chelsia Smitty(ll) in the 400rn run. Although the first and second place were very important, it was the team effort in capturing third, fourth, and fifth places that in ured the large number of victories. Although the guys track team didn't do as well a expected, they still had a great deal of team spirit and individual strength. The highpoint of their eason was taking fir tat the Widefield Hexangular. Each day the guys carne to practice, they improved their times and distance . They worked as a team and put in 100%. Detennined to finish first in the 3200m run, Tara Peltz attempts to pass the lead runner. 1ST ROW: Kimberly Henry, Andrea Brandon, Randi Sclwdel, Florence Eron, Tiffany Foltz, Monique Harding, Christy Delgado. 2ND ROW: Danna Fethbridge, Marlo Sclwdel, Monikn Frank, Lara Elwell, B.J. Edwards. 3RD ROW: Vanessa Greenlee, uelee Bumgarner, Turkesa Bell, Jennifer McCabe, Jennifer Berchjield, Sarah Apodaca, Renea Kelly, Ginne Eller, Helena Bigley, Tasha Kelly, Jeanette Beaupre, Lisa Perez. 4TH ROW: Coach Miles, Shawnta Bell, Donna Newkirk, Melody Redding, Clzelsia Smitty. Kenisha Bell, Vanessa Bryant, Laura DeFelice, Tara Peltz, Jennifer Glasco, Elisha Volanos, Coach Acker. 1ST ROW: Coach Henry, Jason Adamson, Mike Bishop, Robbie Tiule, David Carter, JeffDouson, Damie Vaught, Brian Durham, Jerry Swain, Daniel Baca, Coach Krause. 2ND ROW: Kardia Pinckney, Pat Boyd, Brian Copeland, Robert Dion, Michael Holland, Willie Page, Markeith Berry, Lennis Campbell, Dustin Fiske, Anthony Moody, Jonathan Zay, Joe Sanchez_ 3RD ROW: Kenya Alex, Eric Butts, Josh Copple, Gary Henry, DannyAnnstrong, Jeff Stewart, Rudy Nailor, Brian Bower, Frank O'Laughlin, Chevy Martin, Thomas Kidwell, Charlene Smith. 4TH ROW: Purcell Joiner, Joesph Pruett, Joe Geier, Paul Zani, Aaron Springfield, Andrew Tobin, Adrian Smith, Daniel Smith, Ramon Alamo, Brandon Vargo, Coach Dahlberg. GIRLS TRACK RECORD Duel at Pueblo- W.H.S. and Pueblo South-first Icicle Relays-third out of 10 teams Triangular-Air Academy, Palmer, W.H.S-first Hexangular-first out of 6 teams Windjammer-seventh out of 27 teams Triangular-first Triangular-second LaJunta-third out of 18 teams Canon City-sixth out of 18 teams �c 1ST ROW: Jon Hodges ( 11 ), Angela Sharp (10), Teresa Spann (9), Amanda Davis (9), Danaschi Evans ( 12), Da.ffeny /go ( 11 ), Coach Dana Johnson. 2ND ROW: Bobby Cochran ( 10), Carolyn Servant ( 10), Chris Kinho.ffer( 12), Jennifer Allie ( 12), Maria Mondragon ( 12), Crystal Bradely (9), Jennifer Deal (11 ), Sarah Grandizio ( 12). 3RD ROW: Alison Dicks ( 10), E~·erlean Zoleta ( 12), Angela Bisceglia ( 10), Michelle Hardwick ( 11 ), Shannon Tillman ( 10), Erica Cuellar ( 10). JsrROW.- Ninon Mwnay( /0) , K<ith McGr<w( /O), Nicou Cro"'' (10), M.tiuaMc/(jn/.y(/0), 0./iaH<ffumn( /0), V.bbi< Pruw( 10). Mich<l< Wilk<rM>n ( 10). Law-a Wjflu ( /0), Mary Ann. M1Uh/~r ( /0), SllUllln. Emu/ ( /0), Coach Slully O<nun.r. 2ND ROW· Awbrey Martmtz ( /0), K<lly Compton ( /0), Crystal JlamJ/ton (I/), SopltiaSta....tl (9), Sttphoni< Sharpnad: ( /0), Ktndra Ktnt.y(/0), ShuryPrott( /0), An"ria Comus< (/0), Tnsha 1/.nry(/0), Law-a Kr<wgtr{//), Charissa Qiwombo (//). JRD ROW: Su:ann. Day(/0), Erica Kinhofftr (9), Dawn Brockttt (//), St<p/tani< Knob/<( /0), Coro/yn Lcp<l {//),Ron< Pilwso {9), Monica Sandus (//). DRIBBLE, CROSS, CENTER, SHOOT, GOAL! These are all elements that are needed to be suce ful in the game. Girl Soccer, under the direction of Coach John on (Var ity) and Coach Clemen (Junior Var ity) began this year with an opening-day win for Var ity. Several old face were een on the field, along with some new ones, including four freshmen of Varsity. Tili years team worked well together and developed a lot of confidence. Determined, the girl focu ed on two points, WORKING HARD and WINNING. Copy by: Angela Bisceglia We improved a lot throughout the season to be the best team WHS has had yet! -Jennifer Allie We played our harde t no matter what the core! --Chri Kinhoffer We played hard and even when we lo t, we still didn't give up!- Danaschi Evans �~ E • • :< Back row: Mr. Biondini(coach), Carl Luna( 11), George lames( 11), Lenny Vaugn (11 ), Andrew Nikirk (11), John Simmons ( 11 ), Fred Marjerrison (12), Bubba Tinsley (12), Mr. Cunningham (coach) Front row: Tim Mcwilliams (12), J.R. White ( 11), Kevin Coleman ( 11 ), Tyler Smith ( 12), Brian Shelton ( 12), Mike Moneypenny ( 12), Michael Sanchez ( 11) IKUIIDOS: Baseball had a very good season thi year. Their number one goal for thi season was to perform well and win all their game or die trying. That's real Widefield pride. On both teams, the players had a strong offense and high batting averages. Varsity had a 5-2 league record. Varsity's ace pitcher is Fred Maijerrison. This year the coache were surprised by the turnout of the many baseball hopefulls. 105 people tried out for 15 positions on J.V. and Varsity. Mr. Biondini's philosophy of coaching was, ''The love of the sport and working with the players." But, baseball being a spring sport, Mother Nature can take a turn for the worst, and did. Good job guys! Glory! Fame!! The Rockies have nothingonthesegirls, as sevengirlsfrom Widefield's Ladies softball team made the Colorado allstate team. Janie McVey, Brande Gieck, Chris Kinhofer, Jodie Peters, Jenny Allie, Jayme Ruby, and Stacey Wallick are a hit above the rest. Rick Smith proved himself an all-around athlete as he made the all-state football team. �'' '' he tart a noon, preparmg Matt Larson, Fred Marjerrison, Bren 11 ~r nails and fixing her hair. ·,1 'k her brain deciding which Gallegos, Everlean Zoleta, Jennifer . ~,uTing ~) She Cline, and Alan Febus escorted Estelle to wear and which blush Tittle, and Lori Kozloski. But no one be t with her dress. At one, could top the cake like the Queen and he i just waking up. He clean King: radiant Debbie Misola and th 'ar and records all the roman- handsome Donta Wilson. The three t11.. mu ic to li ten to fortherestof the night. hour dance at the Sheri ton was filled This couple is not with fun loving music for mostly ev- rreparing for just any ordinary eryone to enjoy, from slow moving date. they are preparing for the soul to boot stomping country and a ocial event ofthe year: 1993-94 bit of everything in between. The night .Jumor and Senior Prom! This should surely be something the the one dance students talk particapants will never forget. .tbout three or fo r ~before the date of the dance is even kno n. Thi year was no exception Reflections was the theme, beautifully chosen by the Junior Council (the clas in charge of preparing this humongous event l HANK YOU]). This year both females and males recieved a token to rememberthi galantevent: ilver key chain Gonzales' with James arti tic talent en- graved in every one. The Royal Cou rt gleemed brighter then ever. Knowing the real meaning ofProm, Isaac Petterson and Kiya Barlow romantically dance the night awar. �Taking a breather, Monica Hubbard, Michael Perez, Charissa Quiambo, and Myron Segars resttheirdancingfeet at the 1994 Junior/ Senior Prom. "And the new 1994 Prom King is . . . . " Everyone was in suspense. especially the nominees. As you can tell, Debbie Misola and Donia Wilson make a fine Royal Couple. Congratulations! Having a great time at Prom, Willie Page wraps his arm around Maria Mondragon showing everyone that she's his baby tonight. Kardia Pinckney radiently smiles as the enjoyable evening wears on. �L.._.__ _ _ _ ____. Who's that hopping down the bunny trail? None other than Melissa Philp and Devon Weadon as they delivered baskets of goodies to the staff at Widefield High for Easter. Widefield gained national attention as Debbie Misola, Jason Jaramillo, Jason Prunty, and Jessica Zay battled two other teams in Channel One'sfirst ever Pop Quiz Bowl. How do you spell victory? anybody knows its W-1-D-E-F-1-E-L-D. Especially these three: Natasha Holben, Jon Alvarado, Brandy Alexander, who represented Widefield at the state spelling bee. S/uJ4':!JeS~ 'lfO#'oo CCUHB a.ltuu; ~ /..akl .Poo.s Mom, ':/J~We, ';;how;, a.Hd B~ �Heather Bode Anthony D'Ale sio Carrie Dray Michelle Gordon Tracy Gutirrez Julie Turk SOP2l0 _ ~ 091€S Michelle Alexander Chuck Avis Wynnetta Beck Angela Bi ceglia Sarah Doan Suzanne Errnel Dawn Galleger Courtney Kulka We ley Our De iree Pardue Ingrid Tadia Andrew Tobin Michelle Wilker on �Not Just Another Candy ¢Bar ¢ Finally, after months of preparation and excitement, these three musical students m.ade melodious music that was a delight to all in all-state band. Congratulations Andrew Latrell, Holly Strandberg, and J T. Folsom. Alan Fe bus, Rick Smith, Gary Tayor, J. J. McCay-Cannedy, and Mike Duyson (not pictured) stand confident as they pose for the pictures. Afterall, they have already found that they m.ade the allleague football team. Hours of study and writer's cramp paid of!for these students who received the top five CPA's in the school. Jody Lethbridge, Heather Sandborn, Jenny Allie, Lori Kozloski, and Angie Hines are definitely Widefield's best and brightest. Tara Peltz h.as reason to smile after placing third at state for cross-country. Way to run Tara! �As three young students,first tuning their instruments in class, they never itnagined that they would be good enough to make all-state orchestra. Great job Kathy Anderson, Erika Warren, Holly Strandberg. After hours upon hours ofpractice, the tryout came, then a month of nerve-racking waiting as these students tnade all-state choir: (Top) Charmaine Anderson, Paul Abernathy, Tammy Michaels, Laquita Brown, Tanya Kizzie, Kent Lambert. (Bottom) Matt Larson, Jessica Zay, Aubrey Fennerwald, Brett McDavid, Jon Hampton, Eric Lazenby, and Dan Goldsberry. For the first time in history, Widefield sent a co-ed cheer-leading team to nationals. Was it any wonder that Widefield would be the first? Congratulations to the 1994 Clzeerleading Squad, you really made a difference! Widefield'sfuture business leaders--Pat Patterson. Paul Harrill, Anthony D'Alessio, Amy Bryant, Derek Stone, and Com.eschia Brown--all placed in the State DECA Tournament. �fl1e Lady Glad's swim team was proud to have Nikki Murr' • ,.¥fellissa Philp and Bridgette Alexander on the team as all they broke three standing records in their e\·ents. Rick Smith and Heath Braley gave Widefield another reason to celebrate as Rick placed first at State in the Heavyweight Wrestling division and Heath took third in his weight class. • SENIOR PORTRAITS e ENVIRONMENTALS • e FAMILY PORTRAITS e SPORTS 1431 West Colorado Ave . Colorado Springs, Colo. ������� 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 1993-1994 Widefield High School Yearbook "Maybe it's the altitude" Vol 36 Widefield High School Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield Yearbook book Staff (p 168-169) Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wadsworth Publishing Co Extent The size or duration of the resource. 219 pages; 6 pages added after publication Index Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Opening; Seniors; Fall sports; Juniors/Sophomores/ Academics; Student Life; Winter Sports; Activities; Performing Arts and Organizations Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1994 References A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the described resource. Retirees: Pat Gilham; Ralph Johnson; Larry McClanahan; Franl Debell Art Bits-student art work Clubs and Organizations Frank Debell-retire Index Larry McClanahan-retire Pat Gilham-retire Performing Arts-Music and Drama Ralph Johnson-retire sports