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He Said mowing l:w~Ytng basketball td';eaching the , s, and babysitting.•:ds at a camp, �L - - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - - ' Anjalee Bridges-Smith (9) explains Angelo Martinez (10) says he enjoys how she likes fishing and has been going to see his family since most doing it since she was 8 years of his family live in different states. old. She said, "I went to Virgrnra to He said, "Over the summer I went see my family and we went on a to Illinois to visit family and I also fishrng trip. 1caught a fish. named went to the crty to go on a boat him Spot, and then later. we fried tour." Micah Lee (12) says he to go on cruises because you're not on land and you get to mingle and jingle with all the people on board. During his summer he said, "I went to Florida, fell off a cruise ship, and met a dolphin who saved me But before he saved me, I'm pretty sure we spoke telepathically and he said, 'Mrcah I'm savrng �Both the link leaders and the freshmen got to know new people fun and creative ways. Going down the line, they would share stories in a short amount of time or used teamwork to arrange in birthday order without speaking a word. The had a great time and met new friends along the way. �High School was a scary place for almost every freshman. Some dread it, others looked forward to it, either way, there was no avoiding it. But here, our Link Crew made sure the freshmen en)oye their stay. "I was really nervous because it's a step up, but I'm excited for new opportunities," said Makayla Shoup (9). H1gh School definitely was a big step up, it was a completely new experience, new people, new classes, new activities. "I'm really excited to meet new people, and I'm looking forward to my German class," explained Amanda Gillette (9). Link Crew helped freshmen through that first year of high school. They treated them like friends because some might not have had any to begin their high school career. The Link leaders made sure freshmen orientation was fun and unforgettable. "It was pretty fun and interesting. The leaders were really cool, they helped me meet new people and showed me where my classes were," said Amber Siedler (9) remembering her orientation. The Link Leaders definitely made the freshmen feel at home. By Saraya Newman �E very year we participated in spirit week. This year we had the usual days, but some stuck out more than others. Although some students didn't join in on the fun. most did. "Nerd day was my favorite; it always brings out the inner kid in people and makes for a great laugh!" proclaimed Carlos Bowdre (12). The math department really had fun with spirit week this year. Everyday Mrs. Overstreet showed up in some crazy clothes or funny style. Toga day was a big hit this year. Garrett Wilson (9) stated. "Even though I didn't do it, I thought it was cool and very creative." Sean Creamer ( l 0) and Daniel Creamer ( l 2) accidently thought Mr. Skalla had said yoga day instead of toga and ended up wearing yoga pants to school. Snap back and jersey day was a hit also. Koree Green (l 0) bragged, "I got to see all the teams and show off my swag." There were jerseys from almost every kind of team and snapbacks from all over. The Homecoming assembly also played a big part in spirit week. It gave recognition to the fall sports and its members. Nominees were also called out during the assembly. Anthony Wentzel (l 0) shared. "It was really cool seeing all the people who got nominated. It got me excited to go to homecoming." We had tons of spirit and knew how to show it. Stay classy Widefield. Story by: Courtney Davis 1 Kyree Goodman [ 11 ), Hondray Simmons [ 10), Luke Paris [ 10), Anthony Rodriguez [ 10). and Mitchel Miller [11) all pose for stoplight day. They had an 2 awesome time showing their school spirit The Homecoming nominees Alan Herdon. Christian Volcic, Serg1o Ordaz, and Anthony Saunders are excited to be nominated. They all had a really good time ' Brandon loves [12) gets on one knee to ask Domi Skalla [12) to homecoming. After dating for two years this was the first time Brandon had asked her 4 clay McCombe [12) and Jerry Ellis [12) sing to a song during the assembly. These boys always had school spirit and participated in every spirit day. �Ra chel McAninch (12). Ka tie Dav1s (12). Michaela Taylor (12) Sumo wrestler Mr. Duren walks out wtth detemination on his face to go agains opponent tn a match. Although h lost, he p t ~r a ight and s for the crowd • Anthony Curtis (12) and La'che Archie (1 2) walk down to the end of the gym after their names were called for Homecoming queen and king. The crowd in the assembly gave them a standing ovation �tt t [ The only way for 1+ to start out how I wanted it +o, was a up to t'le foofba tea,-.. Everyone knows the foo•ba. game gets +he att1tude sta-tea for homecorn 11g weekend. Therefore, us as a team had some weight on ov shoulders We did:; t want to let anyone d o wn Sure c""~ough 1t was the way to start t e weekend. Gettr,g +he w1n and giving everyone another reason to have fur +he donee . ~Gett·rg •he w1n was a great f eling, but gett·"'g Homecomng K1ng was JUSt as great." Coming of the w1n was awesome was excited to get Homecorn~ng n1g t started. In all horesty I thought I had no chance of winn1ng Homecoming K "'g I was ,.... st exc1+ed o see my beaut1'ul dote so in rny 'lead rnry nrgh• was perfect Just da1cing ond being around a of my fnends made •he r,ght memorable. When Homecom1rg court ad all t'"le norn,nees come forward. and my na'T1e was announced for king, I as actually speechless Tl")e Quee'l and I hod our donee to the longest song ever. I would hove never though+ m y senior Homecom1ng weekend would be thrs memorable. Everyone can hold bocK all the exctement back tor the f rst three years of high school bu• for the ost you need to unleash the beast. By Serg10 Ordaz (12) Be1ng a Homecoming nomnee wa s the b est experience I could ever ask for I mght not have won the title of be1ng Homecomng Queen but 1 drd love the op rtu, ty of being nomina•ed For me, life IS about hav1ng expenences and 1earn1ng from thern. Through the whole th1ng I learned to be happy for anybody, never bring anypody down because I am upset The whole experience for me was so fun and great I wouldn't change it for the world. Thank you to who supported me through everyth1ng I did. By:Je e Luedeke (12) Left: Jordon Guyette ( 12) and hiS dote Breanna Downe.v ( 12) Middle Top: Gabby Apodaca ( 12). Aust1n Keehn. Chaz Moore ·ddle Bottom· Makoyfa Shoup [9), Skyfar Deutsch (I OJ, Alexis Morgan (9), Kayfo K1ssone ( 12). Angel Martinez (12). Top Right: Hannah deMotte ( l) Vandy Durfey (12) Kora Wagner (12). Morgan Wood (l 0). Bottor.n R1ght: Brandy Hall. Jasmine Stirgus (1 0). Brandy Hall. Jillion Burlingame (9). Angeia Cnavez (9) ��• The cheerleaders, Sabrina Grima and Audrey Ramirez(9) showed great spirit. In spite of the cold, they shined bright. Kylie Davis (11 ), Taylor Nance (9), and Bnan Galvadon (12) carned the many rings of the chain. Kylie was part of the brand new Peer Mediators crew. �• F lying candies, floats, and marching bands! 2012 Community parade and rival game kicked off on the right note! Widefield's float got 2nd place for the best float. Despite the freezing cold, Widefield Gladiators beat Mesa Grizzlies and got to hold the game ball for another year. They had won the game ball three years in a row so far! People who walked in the parade and watched the football game endured the cold and had fun at the same time. It was a great day to watch Widefield do extraordinary on their football game and have the community come together to watch the Gladiators play. Erica Rosario (11) shared, "The parade was so much fun, I loved it! It was amazing to see so many people come together as one. The floats were cool to look at as well." Some were in the parade, some played football. and some just came to watch. "I had a lot of fun. When I was in the parade, I was a domino," shared Sarah Barajas (12). Paje Shipwash (11), shown in the picture on the right with her friend Macie Acker (11) said, "I loved the parade. It was great to see everyone really come together as a community, and show all the effort that was put into the chain reaction of kindness." The community parade was a great way where people put aside their differences, united together, and showed the community who they really were. Story By: Kaycee Summers ��id you attend Rachel's, heart wrenching, We changing, prese:~tatron? Just in case you were able to attend; Rachel was a senior at Colu!llbine High-School in a town called Littleton 1n Denve Rachel was the first victirr in the Columbine shooting on April 20th, 1999 at 11 19 a.m. You be wondering why Rachel was such a big deal to millions of l1ves? In JOUrnal t'lat Rachel kept with her at all times and wrote in every day had a guide of how to start a chain react1on of KINDNESS, HOPE a ACCEPTANCE. "I had a hard life. I can relate to what Rachel was trying to do, I want to make a difference in peoples IJVes," stated Matt Fordom (9). Rachel's quotes and ideology on life saved millions of hurting hearts an made just as many hearts realize what really mattered. She had ma everyone th1nk twrce about how to treat others, and the effect it had. Even teachers were enlightened by this presentation "Sometimes teachers are so focused on what they are teaching they didn't eve'l think what if a krd had a really bad morning or w'l something was going on in the1r life was efect1ng their learning. needed to be more COMPASSIONATE about students' life outside of classroorT'," said Mrs. Murphy. Rachel eve11 Inspired those who have been picked on and those who a different to feel RESPECTED and accepted for who they are people laugh at me, it doesn't really make me feel good, but I don't let it affect me," said Sha brlin (11 ). Almost all of Widefield accepted Rachel's Challenge. Mean1ng: everyone treated others w1th kindness, compassi d respect. Wi , 'd students ir'l reacti Do you still accept Ra ' Chell rge? D �Trends came and went. but which did you remember ? Every year we had different trends. some lasted a week and some stuck around for a while. We had trends that were unique to only our school and some across the nation. Hair was one trend that spend to catch. "I see a girl with a different color in her hair every week," said Krystyna Goldsbery (1 0). Girls weren't the only ones who participated in trends. Even though guys didn't wear different colors 1n their hair, they wore different colors in their socks. "I see guys wearing como pants. tie dye socks, and stripped tanktops," said Kyle Miller ( 11 ). Girls weren't wearing como pants. but they did still have clothes that were a part of a trend. Comfort has always been an important trend "I notice a lot more people wearing yoga pants," said Laura Larsen (11 ). No matter what, we always had trends at our school Whether it meant some kids showing their syle, comfort was important to others. Some trends will be forgotten but others will be rembered forever. One unique trend was the emergence of the bronies. If you had not heard of them, you were not alone Bronies were the male fans of theN show "My Little Pony· Friendship Is Magic." It was not as childish as you might have thought. The show Jtself had, and still possess a unique sense of quality. The outstanding animation. voice acting, and story telling in the show, along with the collaborative developers was what caused this uprise of male fans. Story by: Alex Fincher "Bronies sh Phenorne ow ott their t-shirts but thJs Ye non actually starte. The brony both rnate~~the nurnber of ~ b~ck In 20 70, SChoof... expta? fernate, grew :x~ittle Pony tons ned Jerirn;e Lee ( 17~nenttafly in ~ur Left· Jess1ca Brewer (1 0). Sarah Dudley (9). Molly Lindsey (9). Chantal Gibson (1 0) and Jamie Vickers ( 10) all show off pictures on their lnstagram. lnstagram ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~apop~arw~~s~~~urpc~~s. �Nick Leonard (12) takes a picture of himself with his iPhone. After the iPhone 5 came out. the iPhone seemed to oecome more popular. • Jose Martinez (12) is browsing his Courtney Johnson (11 ) and Marissa twitter page. Twitter was a great way Eary (12) express themselves with to stay connected with friends colorful hair. This year several students L-------------~----------------~--~ were seen with different colors in their Kelsey Bigham (12). Clay McCombe (12). and hair, becoming a big trend. Zee Paquette ( 12) show off their tie dye sh1rts They tried to wear t1e dye w1th their friends every Friday. �3 Jordan Phillips (9) expresses his outfit to us. "1 ) My bow tie $1 0 00. 2) My shirt was $30 00. 3) My watch was $100.00. 4) My shorts were $20.00 5) My Nike socks were $12.00. 6) My shoes were $375.00. 2 • Taylor Richmond (12) explains where she had got all her items for her outfit. " I got 1) My earings came from H&M for $5.00. 2) My over coat I bought from Forever 21 for $25.00. 3) My pearl necklace came from Forever 21 for $9.95. 4) My leggings I purchased from H&M for $14.95. 5) My UGGS I bought for $275." Mir do Padilla (12) s rt out her teal buttonup shirt as well has her calf yoga pants. She told us, y closet s yoga pants N To me the perfect outfit 1s a nyth1ng that you htnk you look g 1n. When you lOOk good, you feel good .n PaJe S pwash (11 ) E gar Solano ( 12) resses with his lea her no sleeve jacket and w1th IS dark brown ts. He stated.~ I'm about that polo. �o·w fosh1on eros hove struck ou• students, wnet'ler 1t was crazy skn'1y 1eons to r w M socks. The year was full of the 80's rock to 2012's "swag". Brands ranged from Polo, Victoria's Secret, Hollister, to American Eagle. The characteristics students showed were outstanding. Edgar Solano (12) said, "You know I went for high brands. I'd love to shop at H&M If we hod one, but I also like to shop online." Being someone that expressed themselves through clothes was like being o n artist. T ey p their own picture up. "Tie dye hit a big run this year," coming from Donivyn Toijeron (1 0). First of a t 1hod better socks that my brother. When I shopped, I looked for something that co g peop e's eyes." It was amazing to see the fashions they come up with. Girls were known for something specific, Doni Miller (12) told us, "I love to shop o shoes a d dresses. I love to shop at Kohl's, Ross, and Aeropostole." Shoes and dresses were popular or girls especially on Fridays. Styles this year ranged from eye catching to something comfy and casual. Story By Savannah Hicks Haley La ug hlin Kel Howell (10) stnkes out ( 11 ) struts her 1n black lea her boos off hat and chee a h shirt she go at and shoes. Ha ey JCPenny's. told us ."I love She happily cheetah and I yelled, "I e love leather. so it big boots all worked ou, I and I cannot lo ed tall." She'd lie" always ear 1s outfi oge er 3436600003259 a v �Fear was an unpleasant emotion that everyone got when they believed that something was dangerous, scary, or would result in a loss. Whether it was imaginary or real , fear left people in a state of feeling afraid . Many people had this emotion because of previous experiences that may had been traumatizing or because they were unsure of how they would deal with something 1f it were to actually happen. Marcel Cormier ( ll) said, "My greatest fear would be losing someone important to me because I'd feel like a part of who I am would be gone, there would be an emptiness that I wouldn't ever be able to refill." Fears often made people express symptoms of anxiety or stress . If someone's fear was too much of a surprise it frightened them so much as to leave them in a distressful situation. Brandon Webb ( l 0) said, "One time I opened my shower door, saw a giant sp1der and fainted." There were many fears that were mutual among a wide audience of people, for example, the fear of spiders, dark enclosed spaces, or public speaking . Cameron Smith (12) stated, "My fear is heights," which was a fear that was fairly common to people. It was a natural emotion for everyone to have, that was a part of everyday life. Story By Noella Santiago 1~ Kayla Yadao (l 0) cringes at the thought of being around insects. She said her fear was, "Any type of bug with six or more legs, really anything that crawls. besides babies of course!" 2 Dekota Bustamantes (9) pretends to step in something unpleasant. He said, "My greatest fear is stepping on dog poop with a new pa1r of shoes." ~ Mike Silvis (ll ) covers his face as he is surprised of a picture being taken of hm. He said, "My greatest fear is being in the yearbook, especially being quoted, 'Whars this for again?'" 4 Lauren SeNant (9) makes an "Oh my" face. She said, "I know it sounds silly be1ng in high school and all, but I'm kind of afraid of teenagers because there are so many that have an intimidating look." �• Below: Marquis Coddington (12) is injured from a previous football 1nc1dent. He said, "My greatest fear was tearing my ACL ... Until it really happened." (12) questions why is getting a brown slip. She was not expecting tho her Intermediate Composition class would be the setting of a scary prank. Left Sarah Smith (11 ) looks off into the distance frightened as she recalls a previous n ghtmare. She said, ''My greatest fear are Chupacabras because when I was a young one, I had a dream where it bit me and my head deflated.- �Have you ever had that re away an am the Ill - ()rfn? Well, Senior Ravyn Snoggrass has; it was the first concert of the year and the audience had just finished applauding at the String Orchestra's great preformance. It grew quiet as the students left the stage. All of the sudden Ravyn's heel got caught in her too long, dress pants as she was walking down the stairs and before she could do anything she tumbled down them, her viola flying out of her hands. Everyone in the big auditorium watched as she fell on the floor. "It was so embarrassing! Everyone was looking at me. I didn't get hurt and my viola was fine but the humiliation was awful!" stated Ravyn remembering that dreadful incident that occurred her sophmore year clear as day. You know in the movie, how the guy goes into the girl's bathroom or the other way around? Well Junior, Kelli Cannon brought that out of the movies and did it herslef. "I wasn't paying attention and I really had to go." she stated, recalling that awkward moment. "I went into the bathroom and noticed it wasn't the right color of wall as the girls bathroom." Quickly realizing her mistake, she raced out of there as quick as she could. "This one guy gave me a weird look as I left." Everyone has their own embarressing moments, so you are not alone. By Saraya Newman 24 Kel/i Connon ( 11 J �Jayme Wilson ( 12), Morgan Wood (10). and Ricky Peterson ( 11 ) shared their most awkward faces. Yearbook asked them for smiles. but took this picture instead. \V~ CAu~l.JT You! 1~ Preston Roberds (9) was a little too excited about freshmen oreintotion He hung out w1th some old and new friends. 2 Ashley Newman (9) and her un1que pitching face. This was Ashley's first year pitching ~ Devyn Toijeron ( 11) watched where h1s amazing hit went. He went on to w1n his match. /4. Mrs. Elwell, the Drama teacher hod a little too much drama. She put on Up the Downstair Case later 1n the year �Harbin Rawdon (12) and Stephanie Allen (12) are getting ready for recording. Both Harbin and Stephanie Allen, Including Robert Crow (12) (to the right) were planning on working in the JOurnalistic field, may it be through television, or publications. �ee· -s . . For " many students, their dream jobs were still quite a bit from their current position in high school. Some of them, however, were already extensively practicing these skills in their everyday lives. A few were attending college and acquiring the necessary skills. An extraordinary sparse amount were already contributing to the workforce on their career of choice. "If you have a passion to do something, take action now before your chance slips. I know I did and now I'm attending college with the AVP program in the culinary fields," stated Samantha Deck (11 ). The Area Vocational Program (AVP) was a way for a select few to partake in an excellent opportunity to attend college-level classes 1n PPCC. Students left WHS at the end of the first period and returned around lunchtime. This left only three classes that they had to take care of in the high school level and they still had the convenience of earning school credit if they achieved a certain grade in their college class. "Irs best to start thinking of what you wanna do now, before irs too late," said Matthew Bobian (12), who was taking Multimedia Graphic Design through the AVP. Even if one may not exactly be too sure about their intentions for their future, it was contemplative to at least know what he or she was good at and to start or further specialize in that theater. "''m taking Zoology in PPCC because I really love animals - just follow what you wanna do and go with it!" said K'Lee Jensen (12). Just as stated above, it was commendable for students to start to figure out what they loved to do, or to find something that they really excelled at, and continue to develop their skills relating to that area. Story by Jerimie Lee ���a Cofeb Cole (9) as it the food, the freedom. or the fun that pleased students the most? No matter what students did in their time after school. it was their choice. When asked what he liked to do after school. Caleb Cole (9) said, "I enjoy practicing guitar and I usually go somewhere on my own to practice guitar after school." Some students have a musical passion. but others desire things like food. Many people would also eat anything they saw in sight and feast on anything in sight. Van Wilson (12) enjOyed eating. He said, "I go home and eat up anything!" Most students were Involved in sports. jobs, or simply went home and took a nap. However. Trevor "Jiggy'" Gordon (11) hung out with friends and chose to go to games or just kick it. Usually he hung out around the community center, or someone's house or a store. Sports was a popular passion for many. With practice everyday and games on many weekends, it was a big commitment for many. Haley Armstrong (9) said, "I go to basketball practice sometimes youth and hang out with friends." Some students had activities outside of school. Alec Klopenstine (12) was a gymnast and she pract1ced almost everyday of the week. "I first did ballet and tap dancing but I would always enjoy handstands and cartwheels, so my parents put me in gymnastics. and I stuck with it for 9 years" She also won an award in Regionals at Nationals at the age of nine. What did you do after school got out? Story by Alexis Yates 'I like working at Jiffy Lube. because of the variety of cars and people I get to work with: Richard Davis (1 0) Mckenzie St. John (11) Donny Byers (l 0) Haley Armstrong (9) Bnan Galvadon (12). and Hector Madrigal (10) take naps in advirsory on yellow days. If students didn't have intervention. students would take naps any where and everywhere. Alexander Potter (10) would volunteer with humane SOCieties during the summer and would a couple times a week.. He and his brother also participated in Scouts where Alexander earned Eagle Award �Alec Klopenstine (12) enjoyed doing tap dancing and ballet but her favorite was always gymnastics. She always would do handstands and cartwheels. "I stuck with gymnastics for nine years " 7 • Jobs Sports Nap Non-related • Hangwith Friends Lorren Wall (11) " I'm on the cross country team and we practice everyday." Many students spent time after school practicing sports. �WAIL TO TW~ c;LADIATOR6 People stood on their toes antic'pa+ ng every rrove the teams did. Then all of a suadefl tre spokesperson shouted, "Touchdown for the Gladiators I· d the sweet relief of anot'"ler touc'"ldown closer to w1rmng the game. The c•owd screamed with p~ide, •l)e band played a sorg to get the crowd rowdy, and tre cheerleaders aid their cheer. Decked out head to •oe m b ue wrile hav1ng ei• faces pa nted we•e comrron m +t)e crowa A few arried signs +hat read "Go Glads Go!" Those wou d be +t)e best rY)ernor1es Espec•ally f you were Zee Paquette ( l2) who liked, "Be ng able to hang o..Jt w1th iends and just goi'lg crazy and bemg f"I1YSelf " While 1n the crowd everyone sat back and gazed at tre Marching Bards ra f time show "F=athoms." Tre colorguard membe·s were mesme•lzmg m +t)e show. s•art1ng from then make-up to thei• blue outf ts and tre power trot the band had at every srow. But afterwards, the game st I went O'l. People screamed a~ our boys to rever give i'l; always have hope no matter what the sco~eboard sa1d. They gave them al their support possible. Even through tl-)e hea+ ard tne cold, the crowd cheered on the team. As the clocl< slowly counted dow'l to zero, whether we war or os+, we always had an endless pr de as a Widef1e d Gladiator. 1 Karen Gonzalez ( 1, ) 1s weO'Ing kltten face pa1n• for the Widefield home game Karen was l'l th1s year's Pitt in Marching Band 2 . Alex·s Morgan (9) and Ba1ley Eltago"'de (1 1) stand to get ready to get the crowd go1ng. And the crowds always knew their favorite cheers ~ Pedro Gut errez ( 12) is talkmg to Cay McCo:rbe ( 12). "Helpirg my band be the best it can oe and giving them a little hope because it's not about me. 1t's about the band." 4 Zee Paquette ( 12) gathered his fellow trumpet players to ask out Kathy V1llafan 1 12) to Homecomng She said, "Yes!· and hugged Zee as tears swelled jn her eyes. �• "Hanging out with all my friends: Brianna Iverson (9) explained "and messing around with the flag " were her favorite things about Marching Band. The Marching Band was amazing this year. Top. Paje Shipwash (11) and Tazhane McFall are loud and proud. And foam fingers always made games worth the while. Middle: Patrick Tankersley (9) and Tavian Valentine looking cool for the ladies. Varies of people from different schools tended to hang around the stands. Bottom: Jacob Guthrie (ll) and his friends act crazy when they're at football games. It was always the best part about games. Above: Enduring the cold • many fans keep warm. Their faithful cheers kept them warm until the end. Right. Jasleen Jones (11 ). Kayla Beldiman ( 11 ). Megan Grinstaff ( 11 ]. and Kacey Hutchinson (11) show off their pride with face pa1nt. Some people even went as far as painting the1r whole bodies. �South Korean pop star PSY released the hit single ·Gangnam Style" and in less than six months the song's music video became the most-watched v1ral video of all t1me with more than a billion views on YouTube. In the process, PSY became famous worldwide. So what happens when a superhero mov1e combines Iron Man, Captain Amenca, Thor and the Incredible Hulk? You get "The Avengers" and you get the biggest opening weekend 1n American box office history plus the movie and DVD hit of the year. ......-----.r~ Top Left: Lance Armstrong, the American cyclist who famously won the Tour de France seven times while also overcoming cancer, was charged w1th us1ng performance-enhancing drugs by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency. Armstrong was stripped of his titles and banned from cycling for life. Armstrong later confessed to us1ng the banned substances during a national TV interview with talk show host Oprah Winfrey. Top Right: At the Summer Olympics in London, the U S won Gold for only the second t1me ever in the women's gymnastics team event. McKayla Maroney, Kyla Ross, Aly Raisman, Gabby Douglas and Jordyn Wieber became known as the "Fierce Five." Bottom Left: For the first t1me in 45 years, a baseball player won the batt1ng Triple Crown when Detroit's M1guel Cabrera led the A.L. 1n batt1ng average, home runs and RBI. Cabrera's Tigers made it to the World Series before losing to the San Francisco Giants in four games. Bottom Right: Facing a self-imposed Jan. 1 deadline of forced, wide-rang1ng tax mcreases and spend1ng cuts known as the "fiscal cliff," Congress passed the Amencan Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012. The act extended the Bush-era tax cuts but raised other taxes, Including the Social Security part of the payroll tax. Passage of the act averted a recession then, and Congress continued its work by preparing to d1scuss spend1ng cuts. On Oct. 14, Felix Baumgartner set new world records by sky diving roughly 24 m1les above the Earth's surface and reach1ng a speed of 834 miles per hour dunng h1s fall. Baumgartner jumped from a helium balloon flight and successfully landed in New Mex1co. �lii rn'O ~ - c :!2::J Ol<OO C')ca_ C"') O~ (1)0Q) Ut:: ::2"' ::J a • 0 Q) •s: U"l1JU C\lcU c.jco::J fl)~a.. (!}C.. 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The super storm, 820 miles 1n diameter, even created surfing conditions on Lake Michigan at Chicago. a Ola~ Ol Ol c . c ::J C 'C .c::: 3 boo om ���Brandon Toves (1 2 sits patiently while h1s turn to punt the ball comes . He played soccer as well as football. 1de ield's defense lines up as the score was 27-26. They pulled it off with a w1n While they held the Gnzzles for 30 seconds left on clock. The Gladiators work rard on defense to keep Mesa, the offensive team from gaining yards or a first touchdown. ris Yolango-Vig I( 11) locks a Mesa runner for rio Sanabria (12), the uaterback. Mario threw e ball perfectly. Chris stated, ·1 enJOY playing my position because 1 l1ke u z o ru s Gladiator football team ran out to prepare for the W1def.eld vs Mesa game. Eventhough it was rti':rr....,....,..r--""'"'t~~~..!.!.!~:.!.!.!:::!~~~!.s:..!..!::L!::!!.!2.Y:.!::ill~:..-....,...----__;h~lttlng people.· �T here was a time and place for everything . Not to mention there was a time for football at Widefield. This was the one sport that not only fans sat in the freez1ng cold for, but our Gladiator football players worked hard to fight for the win. The player's spirit was phenomenal. After a win when the crowd went wild, it brought tears to the hardworking, sweaty faces ..... of the players. Carlos Bowdre (12) told us, "After winning a game, I felt like there was hope and a chance to get into the playoffs, It was a great boulder lifted from our shoulders." But not everyone was smiles and all after the game, some thought about what they needed to do to get better. Kyree Goodman (11) explained," Well to be honest after winning the game, I was not all smiles, I was more focused on the next week and what I had to improve on to help my team make it to the playoffs". The season started off worse tha n anticipated, but a fter the win aga inst Mesa, they finally had hope and turned the losses into wins. "Our season had a terrib le start; we were not playing to the best of our abilities. After the w1n against Mesa we clicked . Remember, winning is not everything ifs the only thing," stated by DeeQ Baker (11 ). support of the Fans. Whether they won a game or lost. they still had the Story by: Savannah H1cks 3:: ~~ Brando n o ves, C o ac h Jo hnson, C oach De Rub is, Coach Wood, Coach Cooke, Coach Felice, Coach Smith, Coach Bergin, Jared Foulk . &niil ~ Desmond Holmes, Eric Schrieber, Marvin Jackson, Lakota Dimouro, Brandon Branch, G rayson Parton, Cameron Tim, Anthony Wentzel, James Stogsdill, Javier Antencio, Fred Stewart, Isaiah Volcic, Darrell Wainright. ~ ~ No longer on team, Wesley Medrano, Justin Chacon, Nic k Martin , Jacob Padilla , Alex Sp icer, Tyler Rains, No long er team , Chris Yolango-Vigil, John Sheppard , Zack Foley, Fabian Vigil ~ ~ No longer on team, DeeQ Bake r, Bryan Mc Gahey, No longer on ream Sergio Ordaz, Carlos Bowdre, No longer on team Ange o An tecio, Joseph Trujillio, Marshe Blake, Kyree Goodman ~ ~ Cody Bowne, Monty Pompa, Anthony Saunders, Nathan Gram. Mono Sanabna, Coach Marjerrison, Eugene Sanabria, Marquis Coddington, Jayme Wilson, Markelce Bellemy, Jeremy Martinez 0.... 0 (I) 0 0 ::J ~ 0 �0 ur Widefield JV and C-Squad knew exactly that they were a part of the Gladiators and how to show it. The incoming freshmen and underclassmen football team also known as C-squad and JV were just another support system for the team . They p ra cticed hard and worked just as hard as Varsity to be rea dy for their incoming moment to be in their spot. Tyrek McFa ll (9) said, "''m ready for their moment to be the place of our Varsit team. I enj y playing with my boys, they're like fa ily." Believe It or not our footba ll t am was not JUSt a team, they were family l 1 ndro Esquivel (9) stated , I enjoy ay1ng WI m t a m whether we n o lose. I love footba ll, it's a fun sp rt ." 0 r JV team we re m o stly It rnatives for Vars1ty as we ll. As you c an tel too ba teams were all o e. Th a ll wer one b1g earn whe her the p ractice together or not. ve m boys an I enJOY support1 t b ig dog on game day. I'm n mber 12 and that s a ll there is to It," s ated Anthony Wentze (10). Football w s more that a sport that was a way o 1fe expressing one's tru c Story By: Savannah H1cks �Javier Atencio (1 OJ told us, "I like line backer because It's where you get to . _ _. pancake people, it's the only position you get to get really physical with people On the spot hitting people. My favorite game was the Mesa Ridge game because it was our first win." Bottom: Alex Beldlman,No longer on team , Tyler Riggs, Kristofer Davis, William Tankersley, Coach Marjerrison, Ethan Summers, Brandon Salazar, Bobby Norris, Dekota Bustamentes. Middle : Matt Lucero, Daikown Laury, Tavian Valentine, Isaac Rivera , Tristan Sher, Dwayne Weimr, Donovan McGahey, Alejandro Esquivel. Brandon Burkett, Tyrek McFail, Dakota Taylor, No longer on team . Top: Cameron W1nters. Nathan Avery, Coach Johnson, Coach DeRub1s. Coach Wood , Coach Cooke, Coach Felice, Coach Smith, Coach Bergin , Cody Harrison, Nate Capps. �The last day of softball tryouts was finally here. Anxiously, everyone waited until the last team was called o The g1rls left standing were the Varsity softball team . Everyday after school these girls attended arduous practices just for pride and to prove everybody wrong . All of the lady glads that were on the team enjoyed the season . Going to Regionals and being League Champions were just a few parts that made the season unexpected and remembered . But. no one was more excited or emotional than the seniors . Denise Schumacher (12) said that, "All out. all game, all season" was her inspirational motto this year. Denise and Alyson MacAdoo (ll) both thought that this season was an amazing experience and that they loved every minute of it, especially being league champions . Being with each other almost everyday for around three months made everyone close . The Lady Glads softball team was more of a family than a team . Everybody got along very well and supported the team as well each other "The best moments were off the field , having a great time and bonding with the team . I'll never forg the moments and laughter we had," sa1d Airiana Aquino (ll ). All of the practices. games. tournaments, and days spent together were memorable for the varsity team. They had a winning record all season. only losing one game during regular season. But in the end, all of the Glads softball girls would say, "I hit like a girl, so you better back up!" Story By Makenna Johnson �"It was my first year play1ng second base in four years and I enjoyed starting every game as if I never stopped playing it. Thanks to two great coaches for making me a quality player," stated Macie Acker (11 ). Aly McAdoo (11) was the catcher. She said the best game was the League Championship Game! "That was the best of the season. Being down by 6 and then coming back and battling and ending up winning 13-6 against the team everyone thought would win." Back Row: Coach Foltz, Kelsey Scurek, Kyra Holdcraft, Megan Shanks, Sammy Lacy, Makenna Johnson, Kylie Davis, Maria Abshire, Jillion Ruby, Coach Rodriguez. Front Row: Aly McAdoo, Johnnie Robinson, Airiana Aquino, Jordan Rodriguez, Denise Schumacher, Macie Acker, Jessica Wilson, Megan Ellis. Jessica Wilson (12) played first base. However, she usually pitched most of the other games. Season : 12-9-0 �Back Row: Coah J, Ashley Newman, Faith Ortiz, Alex Cunningham, Arianna Hayhurst, Coach Jill. Middle Row: Cassie Madden, Isabelle Polk, Maddie Withers, Taylor Nance, Carina Sarm1ento, Kayla Henre, Delaney Keeler Front Row: Jordan Fink, Stevie Tedder, Nae Pena, Clarissa Escobar, Nalani Delaney, and Vanessa Reeves. Season : 12-2 �I I JVAND C-60UAD sk any softball g irl. they will tell you that they love the game . C-squad had a great season . Many of the girls had not played together, but became friends . Isabelle Polk (9) a new player to the sport says, "It was an exciting new experience and I can't wait to play again next year." Even as a new team , Arriana Hayhurst ( l 0) said , "I enjoyed the support of my friends . In every bad situtation, we would find a way to make it funny." JV also had a great season . Raechel Martin (l 0) rembered her favorite part of the season. "Our best game was against Coronado at home. It came down to the last at bat and we had l down . She got an amaz1ng hit, we got a run in, and won by one point." Cheyenne Tepley (10) remembered another great game Our best game was when we played Mesa Ridge again and we won Th1s • me everyone was ready to play." "Lets go kid!" A Story By Delaney Keeler Back Row: Coach Miltz, Vivica Reeves, Aubrey Menini, Cheyenne Tep ely, Sierra Jones, Hailey Tepley, Danna Duran, Middle row: Coach Brown, Whitney Smith, Kenz1e Saint John, Robin Garcia, Paje Shipwash, Victoria Reeves, Hopee Ortiz, Front Row: Erica Resonia, Kaley Hutchinson, Ashely Mimini, Skylar McHuen, and Raechel Martin. Season : 10-4 ���.... It volleyball was easy, everyone would play it. These girls had the dedication and talent to play for the one and only Widefield volleyball team. "We all came together and became one," captain Domi Skalla (12; stated. Showing up to practice everyday, the varsity team gave everything they had. These girls did all they could to improve themselves and to have a Winning season. Captain Katie Davis (12) said, "Volleyball this year has been a defenite learning experience, but I am so thankful and proud of the girls this year. Go Glads!" Always dominating the court, the girls competed their best and never backed down from the fight towards victory. They showed incredible teamwork and was always there to support each other, whether a good point or bad po1nt. Sabina Reed (12) said, "I love volleyball as it is, but my teammates made me love it even more. Even though I wasn't able to finish the season due to my knee injury, I was still my tea m e fan " Hanging out with one another both during a nd outside of practice, the g1rls were practically best friends. From having team sleepovers to going out to eat, Widefield's volleyball team wasn't JUSt a team this year. but a family. Story By Saraya Newman U) ·::;: 0 0 (J) ~ �. Coach Griebel. Savannah Hicks, Dom1n1que Dowdell, Kat1e Dav1s. Aunnecla Chatman. Shama•1 Lewrs. Coach Butala, Coach Lough. Middle Row: Caitlin Raymond. Meaghan Mahoney, Jasleen Jo es Dom, Skalla. Front Row: Bailey Flaten, Sabina Reed. Jessie Luedeke. Jessre Luedeke (12) is calling lines. She was line judging for c-squad Domi Skalla ( 12) spikes the oall. She was really high n the air. �~ c ~ Q) - c 0 > 0(0 :r: 0 .Q? > N 0 c~ >o :a~ ~ Back Row Cynthia McQuilliams, Cherry Hamada, Kaycee Summers, Kaylee Armijo-Vigil, Bnanna Isidore, Coach Griebel. Front Row. Noelle Artmeier, Ashley Ruiz, Malia Yadao, MaKynzie Holleran, MaKayla Bryan. Record: l 0-8 �I C-6ouAD 6 JuNIOR VAR!JITY Volleyball. the best second family any g.r~ ~~uld have Every day they came together and spent time on and off the court doing the thing they all love. Whether they won or lost, they came out of it together, supporting one another. ~volleyball is l1ke fam1ly. My team is like my home away from home. It's a great feeling just to play and to get better," shared Crystal Lastrella( 10). a player on the JV team. Many girls from different schools came together at Widefield to play volleyball. Brianna Isidore. a freshman on the C squad team. shared. "It's a honor to play for a school. It was a such a great way to start school!" They all put aside their differences and brought home the victory. "It was such an thnll to play for the school. I love my volleyball team and the memor1es are mdescnbable," shared Kaycee Summers (1 0). Every teams has had their ups and downs. but the Junior Varsity team overcame the challenges they faced together . They stuck together as a team through all the victories and losses. MaKayla Shoup (9) on JV shared . "Volleyball is another way to describe the word team and commitment. Volleyball is my life. pride, and my joy as well." All teams had a great season and got close to their teammates in hope that it lasted all year long! Saraya Newman and Kaycee Summers • (f) 0 0 -< 0 z <D :E 3 0 ::J Back Row: Noelle Artmeier. Saraya Newman. Logan Prater. Dominique Dowdell. Shamari Lew1s. Coach Butala Middle Row: Katelyn Yadao. Caitlin Raymond. Kayla Yadao. Front Row: Makayla Shoup, Hazel Wallace. Crystal Lastrella. Record: 12-13 o• 0 ;;>;; 3Q s 0 .o· -< -co ..::9<Do. oo 0 0 :t-:: O.o <D=~ �T RuN fA6T he end of the season was really bittersweet for me this year, a year of lasts. I've been on the team for the last four years and have been privileged enough to see a completely different culture grow every time. This year I've grown attached to all of these talented and "derpy"underclassmen. Not to mention names but Pizza Hut and the hood of my car, if you knew what I mean. We've had some tough races, some tears, lots of Shane throw1ng up and more than enough laughs to last me a lifetime. Englewood, easily the best race we have ever ran. Let me tell you, we finished and we were covered In mud, while freezing and hot at the same time. PR's, PCR's and Season Bests all across the board. Although we didn't make it to state, that doesn't mean the team won't make it next year. Coach sold that each year we set the foundation for the next season. I just hope there will be a senior who loves the team as much as I did. Cross Country for life. Story By: Donie!le Pacheco Donnie Byers (l 0) ord Shone Cos+iJio (1 2) look to get a strong start. The cross coun+y tearT' often celebrated w1th chocolate milk after a hard �Back Row: Coach Clrdol'"', Coach Sam. Cassie Stringer. Casey Marzan. Zachary Morse. Dedrick Papproth. Michael Carrion. BracKen Andersor, Quantsha Couch, coocr Nelson. Coach Kasyon. Middle Row: Carl Lee, Wesley Simmons. Kyle Haden. Shane Cas•tllo. Patrick Chavez, Dustin Gunter), Kieran Kalte~ second Row: Lafalth Gordon, Abby Hart, Lorren Wall, Donivyl'"' Taijeron. Hector Madngal. Shoo Po Lin, Joshua Fe:iz Martinez, Ar.thony Rodriguez Ftrst Row: Kayleen Chee, Micah Lee. Danielle Pac'leco. Caleb Chee. Jo'"lnny w;u1oms. Donn1e Byers, Shoo Jun Lin, Alandra Lawrence, Kristie Garcia 12.uNNIN<:; 16 A PA6610N "Rough start. strong fimsh." Donnte Byers (10) stated as he was going the distance. Tuesday and Thursday were always the two hardest days of the week. The day started off with a ten mnute warm-up run around the Community Center. Next we did our static stretches and "5-hnes" warm-up Coach would then give a short speech about the workout and what to expect that week, then send us off to finish our stretches. The workouts that we did could be one of many There were circuits 200s. 400s, and 1OOOs. All of them painful Yet no matter how much pa1n we felt, everybody pushed through tt and gave each other insp1rattan for a strong f1n1sh " -Dustin Gunter (12) Kayleen Chee (9) running faster than the rest. This was Kayleen's ftrst year in cross country. Abby Hart (12) tries to stay in front. Keeping a steady pace instead of using all of her energy was the key technique. �-aeN o::::. > No ::::.o -~ 0 ~(.!) ~<D (j) E 'o .., <D N c <D I 0 -, c:: E 0 I took the putter back and then threw the ball, I watched as 1t slowly approached a hill, it merged over the hill, broke left and fell in the cup for par My next oppurtunlty was a b1rd1e putt from 1 2 feet away with s1x inches of break on the tenth hole. The putt was makeable, I had an almost to good to be true chance Unfortunately lifted my head causing me to push the ball rtght and miss the putt. My front n1ne was a 44 I knew it needed to be a 39 to make state. Then I bogeyed the hole. I need to par or b1rd1e the next hole to stay in 1t. My chances were gone My game was done. -Nate Starke ( 10) �I c;o1Nc; FOR A WOLb. IN ONb. Look I get it! Golf isn't the most exciting sport in the entire world, especially for high school. I mean if I was to pick a fall sport to watch I'd pick football too. Golf isn't a sport for "outsiders" and when I say "outsiders," I mean people who don't understand the addictive challenge golf offers. When I asked James Gallogly ( 1 2) what it was that got h1m so pumped for golfing he said, "One thing that motivates me to play golf is the fact that you can never be perfect in the game! You can always slide or accidently draw the ball, so anything can happen " As Gallogly stated, you never knew how many you were going to play; so yo it was like life. you never know how your day will g o, you just have to hope for the best. Most of our inner m ora ls played a b ig part in our game. For instance. R.J. Haenze(ll) sta ted , "Winning ! Doing good a s a te am and d oing bette r as a team . The n again whats winning?!" R J. wa s a winner and a team player so he constantly tried h1s best to m otivate the team as well as himself to work hard and focus to the best of o ur ability. See! 1t's a different challenge for everyone . We didn't find golf exciting either. we were merely addicted to the constant challenge of mental focus and skill. Golf Isn't o sport ... but a game played professionaly. P.S The varsity bus rides will be remebered forever! Story By Jerry Ellis ( 12) L. 0 3 <D en G) 0 0 <0 < Back Row: Nate Starke, R.J Haenze, Matt Tim , Jerry Ellis, James Gallogly, Coach Morren. Front Row: Andrew M1ller, Preston Roberds, Zack Goodman,David Meumann, Steven Starke , Ryan Marshall. (/) -+ <D < <D :J (/) -+ 0 ��Back: James Chase, Tristan Morton, Brandon West. Front: Lane Walker, Josyln Bayley, Kage Walker, Coach Kelso Not Pictured: Austin Harding, Myles Stone, Dylan Watson, Hondray Simmons, Tim Thomas, Hunter Germeroth, and manager, Brittany Hernandez �Back Row: Alexis Morgan, Sabrina Grima, Sarah Dudley, on1que HuntingtonAiicea Martinez. Audrey Ramirez. Front Row Skylar Deutch, Alexia Moses, Cynthia McQuilliams, Ms. StoRies. Gabby Apodaca, Bailey Eltagonde, Zhante Nickerson 0 �"Go-Go-Fight-Fight-Go-Fight" the crowd and the band all chanted a long with us as we helped cheer our team to victory. Being able to spark up the crowd and the players is what every cheerleader dreams of. It may not have been the easiest job, but it's one we took great pride in and strove for everytime we lined up to cheer. "I loved performing at halftime for basketball. but football was my favorite to cheer for," said Alexis Morgan (9). Before we were able to cheer on our team, we had to bond as one with e ach other."l loved how close my teammates and I became. We shared many memorie s and inside jokes," stated Cynthia McQuillia ms (1 OJ. Not only will I m iss lett1ng my perso nality shine thro ug h when I cheered , I will a lso m iss the great friends I made throughout my years of cheenng. And one last thing ladies, remember to keep a little piece of me, faith , trust, and cheer dust ;) In your hearts everytime you hit the floor to c heer. Story By Gabby Apodaca (12) Skylar Deutch ( 10). Audrey Ram 1rez (9), and leXIS DICUS (9) supported the community m the prade. It wa s the b 1g Widefield versus Mesa Ridge game. The cheerleaders often did chants that allowed the crowd to join along. This helped pump up the players and make the games more exciting. Q) "0 c 0 () 0 & "0 "0 0 c 0 +-OQ. Ui <t: > .0 .0 0 �in+er was a t1me tor cookies, hot cocoa. and holidays. Some spent 1t with fam ily and othe rs in the snow on snow days But for me it was a time of competition and de+efmination. I was very passionate about my swimm1mg t taught me to push myself past my limits '' oved w1mming It was a great stress re1iever. everytime I was in the wate r it was like a ll my problems just washed away". said Alondra Suarez ( 11 ) Whe n I would slip on my suit, l1mmed1ately went mto competition m ode. All I focused on was my events, nothing m ore. nothing e:se around me The mai'l event I focused on was butterlfy, I would put a precrse plan in my head of exactly what I planned to do As soon as I hit that d iving bloc k there """..'"'"·· game n!J ~onor(12) �"I wanted to do sw1mming because I was in a swim class at the time and I sucked at fly. Now I can do it ... maybe", said Cydney Smith (1 0). She said that she got three certificates for her best times . "Our hardest meet was probably Pueb o East because they were really competitive", said Kayla Sabisch (11 ). She was the eam manager and d1d her best to please the coaches and assist the swimmers in any way she could . "I just want everyone to know that diving is very ballsy and difficult, however,with ded1cat1on and support one can def1ne ely get through it", said Jesen1a Galvez (1 0). Jesenia was the only Widefield diver on the team d exQia1ned how it was hard but her coach helped her get through all her times of struggle. fnz.5T ~OY-5 6\VIM T~M IN 10Y~R6 II ke swlmm ng because It Is adrenal nlzlng my favorite th ng to do freestyle because s harder for you to be d squallfled ~ Zoch Morse 12) ��12 3 ( 23 'V 23 ' 12 12 Back Row Jayme W1lson. Coach Luke. Brandon Brown Coach El rlie, Sergio Quintana Javier Atenc1o Matthew Hogue,Coach Foltzs. Wesley Medrano Coach Debelko, Greyson Parton J1lhan Ruby Middle Row: Kns Guerra. Joey TrUJillo. Josh Casper Mason Durfey, Eric Schreiber. Kns Dav1s, Marshae Blake. Angelo Martinez Front Row: Nick Scholl. Chris James, Alex Beldiman. Airiana Hayhurst. Chris James. Tr1stian Sher Robb1e Miller. �~ ~~ ~coNo CouNTb T hese guys might not be on Varsity yet, but most of the JV team qualified. In fact JV had the best record between the three teams. "We ended with only two losses, setting a new JV record of 17-2, which is way better than last year," said Raymond Ibarra (1 0). "This year was by far the best year." When t1mes got tough they knew how to handle it. "We had a lot of chemistry" Isaiah Thorpe (9) said, "Team work built our chemistry." Even though they were young and m ade mistakes, C-squad pushed themselves to correct them. The boys' hard work paid off with ending off with a great season, and making the best of friends. Story By Mariah Garrett Playing Palmer High School. Hector Madrigal ( l OJ looked for a way to shoot the ball. He only had seconds to make that winning shot �(\ I 0' !\::) c: ]> Q Back Row: D'Andre Jaramillo, Dezmond Jeans, Leon C emons, Coach Perryman Dekota Bustamentes, Anthony Gallegos, Steven Starke Front Row: Adam Apodaca, Isaiah Thorpe, Shane Boone, Tyrek McFail. Steven Vi afan "Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard sa1d Dominique Darden ( 11) The team had to work hard to get to where they were. c: z ~ "fJ I< ]> "fJ ack Row. Coach Brown , Anthony Wentzel. Jordan Phillips, Soren Tuner, arvin Jackson, Hector Madrigal. Coach Chatman Middle Row: Ray Ibarra , om Darden, Donivyn Taijeron , Dewayne Johnson, Nico Spruill, Nate Starke. ront Row: Hannah Quinney, Sammy Lacy, Lexus Pena , Hazel Wallace When we played Palmer and we were the underdogs. No one expected us to win and we came out and won the game " said Dekota Bustamantes (9). Never underestimate the underdogs. Anthony Gallegos's (9) goats 1n life is "To be successful1n life and to be remembered as someone to people." �Sergio Ordaz (12) poses for a quick picture before a game. gett1ng ready to change into unifrom. They boys always had a good time before the game, but knew when to be senous . :Coach Mohammad, Coach Chatmen. Van Wilson. Thomas Fuellen. Alen Hearden. Dom Howard, Jordan Philips, Bradon Branch. Coach Perrymen.? ~loW. Sergio Rocha , Damian Chatmen.Jymon Garretson. Jordan Guyette, Ray Ibarra. Sergio Ordaz, Devyn Taj1eron. Anthony Saunders, Marquis Coddington. Coach Garretson litantll:lw: Taylor Tuttle, Hannah Q aney, Sammanth Lacy, Hazel Walace, Lexus Pena. and Lexie Medina �AND oN ~! asketball is a sport I've played my entire life, so knowing that this is my last year playing basketba ll for a team is heart-breaking. However, I'm very proud how I'm go out: this past season has been eery successful record of 17-6. As a team we've worked extre have become very close; these guys are my be family even. Even when the season ended though, never stops. My team will always be my team and I continue to use many aspects that I've learned from game like hard work, perserverance, ded ication, and teamwork. All in a ll, I love my team a nd I love the season, my senior year was fantastic but all goo to an end. Story By Jordan Guyette B ~9 • Dom Howard (12) looks for a pass or to go in for a shot Dom explained, ·My favorite game was against Sierra. it was very intense and one of our best games that we played: Jordan Guyette (12) gets ready to make a move on one of the woodland park players to go 1n for the shot. Jordan had a great season this year and was a huge contribution ~9 Damian Chatman ( 12) gets low and prepares himself to defend aga1nst a shot or a pass. He was always focused during the games and gave everythinhg his all. �F rom the start of the season, things w re hard, but we pushed through. In the end. we worked hard to win and play our best. One thing that our JV team always said was. "We all work together and work hard." said Shamari Lewis (1 0) Their efforts epecially proved true at the e11d of the season. ot only did they work hard together, but they had fun. Jade McClain (11) sa1d, "This year was very fun. The girls on the team are absolutely amoztng and hard work.ng " They a: were a big family when It came to supporting each other. and t ey are very lucky to have each other. Working hard and fighting for who+ you want is what plaYJng basKetball is all about.· at I liked best about our season was being able +o work together as a team and play ago ~st Mesa R dge and Sierra, since I played against some friends. My favonte mem01y I have of the team was when we all went bowling to get to know each o er outside of basketball." said Antre1se Lacy (9) . "I really enjoyed our season and tt'1e bond we mode. I believe our teamwork and dedication got us to a 13-4 season, Which means this year IS flnished.That word represented what we did and what we strived for. My favorite game was when we played Sierra and won 1n overtime on their court. I felt good knowing we could all come togther and succeed. It was a great season and I cant wait untill next year" orocla11ned S1erra Jones (9). These two teams had a g~eot season and a fun time playing. Story By Alex1s Yates with help from Shaman Lewis. Kelly Phalavong (11 ) She attemped to pass the ball to an open teammate.She succeced and put the team up by one. Samari Lewis ( 10) She tried to get a flawless shot by doing anything and everything she can to reach her goal. To make a flawless shot she hod to push, shove. and strive to the gold. Angel Wall (10) She attennpedtoruntothe e nd of the court for backup. She finished off by m a king a flawless layup . Haytee Arrrstrong (9) ffAs the NGIOn started, w.IWGIIy contHICI< as a family. Best season by far." said Angel Wall. �C- 6ouAD S1erra Jones (9), Antere1se Lacy (9) and Erica Johnson (9) They all strike a pose while playing hoops and practing for their next big game Last Row: Sierra Jones, Diana Young, Morrigan Hays, Aliyah Deleon, Second Row: Chardonnay Hall, Makenzie Buchwalker, Sarah Grinstaff, Hearen Rains, Bethany Rodriguez, First Row: Antreise Lacy. Erica Johnson, Sierra Jones (9) "My favorite game of the season IS kinda hard because Mesa and Sierra were tough and amazing." Last Row: Shamari Lewis, Kristiana Marinova, Logan Prater, Lorren Wall Seond Row :Angel Wall. Hayley Armstrong. Caitlin Peters. Paje Shipwash Dominque Dowdell. Front Row:Kelly Phalavong. Jade McClain Erica Johnson (9) and Antreise Lacy (9) enjoying there time in Bowers gym after school. �the girls got through the sweats, injuries, w1ns were all strangers on the first day of p racteammates and finished the season with n't be broken . Haley Laughlin agreed, " The a strong season was really fun. It was fun to bond with people I have never met before and my friends that I haven't seen in a rea lly long time." In the end, all they cared about was, playing something they loved to gether 70 �AJ2.611Y f::>AbK:.~Te,ALL T his year's varsity season welcomed girls wrth drfferent skills, different ages, and different personalities. They all got together and used their differences to make a better team. The season started off with rusty skills, not having any plays, or stable playing positions. There was a huge difference at the end of the season. Auneccia Chatman (12) said, "I had fun with the girls. They made a really good progress over the season . I'm glad that my senior season was with them." Not only they were players on court, they were also a family off the court. "We were a family as a team . There were so methings that c ould have gone better, but overall, we had a pretty good season," said Alyssa Prckens ( 11 ). Throughout the season , things were being learned and fr ndrng out who they were. Breasha Short (12) sa id. "It definitely was a learning experience It helped me develop a lot this year and build up my character " Over this season. the players got to know new people, improved therr basketball skills, and built up their characters In the end, they were unstoppable, nothing could get in their way. Therr bond together as a team couldn't be b roken. en 3- : :}>l -co ~ s· -::r(l) ~a Back Row: Ms. And r oo Esparanca Vialpando, Mr. White, Meaghan Mahoney, Aunecc a Chatman, Angelina Smith, Logan Prater, Alyssa Prckens Haley Laughlin. Coach Greibel. Noelta Arttmer, Coach Mason Front Row: Breasha Short, Cartlin Peters. Kelsey Scurek, Haley Armstrong, Shamari Lewis. c.n • ::T ep 0 ~ ~ (l) - en -+a -'::r ~ a ���Duren. Mrs. Miles and Mr. Clark ~This years judges for our beot boxing contest were· Mrs. Murphy, Ms Mocrenoto and Mr. Duren 4 Ms. Pershing sports her m antlers for the day. The reason why Mr. Clark wos the Dean o f Students was because, "I was hoping I con shape their lives in someway " getting fed by Jeanette Smith ( 10) during the Spanish food day. Judy Agner Kali Anderson Tammy Arredondo Benjamin Baldwin David Bergin 6 Ms. H·K was Maureen Blunt I· • t~ -· ~ ,, . ~ I Jessica Butala Sandy Capps Suzanne Carmody Nikki Carter Betty Casper .. I Barbara Cavender •! f ., -·· -- ·_ :;::... Alexis Cerdena David Cherek Mychal Cinotto Johnny Clark Skip Cochrane '=1 - ~ - - ----- . ---=:::Eric Colgrove �"I called myself rn act1ng l1ke mydad The attendance office called my mom because knew my dad never calle mein Mymom found me at a fnend's house and pulled me by the ear." -Mr. Duren Kacy Davis Cummings Monica Dicus Amanda Dematto Brett Elhoffer Sheryl Eberwein 'J GinO Dillingham Debra Elwell John Farmer "One rebellious th1ng I d1d was that I pierced my ears without my mom's permssion." -Mr. Skalla Michael Felice • iA t Raquel Gonzales •I , Tarren Fitzgerald Gary Foltz Jackie Glover Christine Grogan Robert Hagedorn Thaddeus Hall "I got kicked out by thowring a water balloon at someone's head. But I suggest never doing that because you'll get in trouble." -Southworth. ., Amy Hawkins-Keeler Yvette Herrera Andrew Holmes Megan Houtchens "We ShOVIng creamed Charlie's head and dyed it blue." -Mr. Tryon • �Alyssa MacMahon Cheri Macrenato Maureen Maez Emily Molina Kristin Myers Fowler Natalie Diane Nikirk Edgar Johnson Vickie Jones Trevor Kelso Peggy Koontz Brenda Lough Billie Lovato Desiree Lovato Karen Manning Fred Marjerrison Diane McAdoo Sarah Mullineaux Mark Munoz Angela Murphy Nikirk Therinda Overstreet Sue Pena �P~.12.~6 Olf CaLL: Sushyla Perez Mary Pershing Julie Poswalk "Being a lab assistant for Geology." Mrs. Carmody explained. "I got to see a ll the Janet Rasmussen "Living in the dorms." said Ms. MacMahon "It was a lot of fun, and we just d id a lot of silly things." Deborah Redlinger Lee Riddle Susan Rottman Reggie Sanders Jeffrey Schurz Simon Shah Tiffany Shipp Rex Sic kmille r Shane Skalla Candice Smith Michael Southworth Lisa Stark Michael Storrar Noelle Tallman Jennifer Thorpe Robert Tim Brian Tryon Jennifer Ulrich Betsy Vasquez Michelle Walker Conan Wallace Anthony Washington Mark Westrick Heid i Woodside �• Sarah Appel (l OJ E\erybody in Widefield had to take English a. a main clas to receive a credit. Some people enjo;ed it, \\hilc orne people did not. Justin Kirkham (II) enjoyed Engli<.,h and hi~ Engli<.,h teacher. "M; fa\orite cla_ ~ i"> Muticultural Literature, it'<., fun, and I like all the kids in my class. Mr . Eben\cin i.., dope too." Some people in English just liked the teacher~ and not the subject at all. Brandon Webb ( 10) told us. "My favorite part about English is my teacher Mrs. HK and that' it." 1 Tryston Navarro (l 0) said, My favorite part about English is when we write daily journals because I like to write about my girl and how awsome she is. Matt Lucero (9) told us, My favorite part about English is the great personality Mr. Shah has. �FJ2AN~AI6, D~UT6W, ~PANOL? • We caught you! MaKenzie Saint John (ll ). Don't let the yearbook staff come to your food day or they will just end up taking pictures of you eating. • Megan Grinstaff ( l l ) and Steven Villafan (l 0) mess around in Spanish class. They posed with frowns and "crying on her shoulder." • Whafs the best thing about Foreign Language? FOOD DAY! Everyone brought in cultural food that went with the class they were taking. Spanish teachers said it was a big success. Left: Adriene Hampton (l 0) and Dewayne Johnson (l 0) make the best out of having French class the first thing in the morning. They started the1r morning with snacks and laughs that lasted all morning long. �IS discussing a point in AP Amencan History as Alondra Suarez (11) listens in the background. Jonathan Allen (10) is about to be taken by the "Grim Reaper." This was during the last week before Thanksgiving break when there was an angel and a reaper walking around to simulate dnving accidents. 1ke ilvis ( )1s proving his point during one of the AP American History discussions. Throughout the year, multiple historical debates and conferences took place in Mr. Felice's c lass. �One of the best parts about being in a science class was all of the great labs and prOJects one got to do. More than just reading a book or solving a math problem. it was about applying it to real life. "I like how integrated Widefield science is, we do lots of experiments and labs to keep everything fun," said Rashed McKinney (ll ). From Geology to A.P. Phys1cs D'ljah Rushing (9) stated. "My favorite subject in science is Biology. We had lots of different options In what science class you wanted to take." Danica k(12) and Jessica Wesemann ( l 2) check their biome in AP Enviromental Science. They did a lot of unique labs and even went on a field trip to the water treatment plant. Haley Simmons(9J in Geology is testing lactose in milk and sugar. Labs are always fun especially ~......_....._. when you got to be dressed up for Halloween. �- (]) '+--'+--- 0 > 0 ~ 0 (/) To light up the mood from the torture of moth, the teachers mode up moth jokes Whots o moth teachers favorite type of dessert? "Apple Pi!" Mr Bergin exclomied. What ~=---...... of bra did Little Mermaid wear? "An alge-bra" Mrs Overstreet explained. Widefields tried all they could this year to make moth fun. Charley Clements ( 10) is in her 1st ho math class. She outside the class so that she could take �Anthony Curtis (12) and La'che Archie (12) are crowned as Homecoming King and Homecoming Queen. A lot of people showed up to watch them receive their crowns and they were even on the news! -"'·- ·' Luz Santos (12) helps with Micheal VanSickle (1 0) during fourth hour. She gave him clues on how to complete his work. Left: Jordan Dumas (11) shows his enthusiasm for a p1cture! He always had a smile on his face, no matter what happened. • Below· Plants are sprouting! Ms.Uirich's class planted pumpkin seeds and are watching it closely as it begins to grow. It became a flower soon afterwards! �ROTC raises the flag 1n the morn1"'g on 9/11. They ad al been in ROTC for at least two years and new exactly what to do. • Stephine Allen (12) unfolds the flag on the morning of 9/11. She had been in ROTC for four years and enjoyed it. "I love ROTC because irs a program that could really help the future o my last year," she told us. ' BCZJ<::I<~Row: Eujah Escorcia LUna, James Wissel, Tanner Olson, Jade McCalmont, Caitlin Barry, Brayden Degenaars, Shawn Dunlap, Gourdin, Devin Gittelman 6tti1 Row: Serg1e Bennet, Shawn Stein, Cameron F aton, D'Andre Jara!T'ille, Cole Versteeghy Avery German Jazm1n Holloway, Azia Fatten, Johnny ShanKland Jr 5tti1 Row· arrett lsgar, Doman1c Rivero-Burciaga, Ashley Norton, Morngan Huyes, Joshua Feliz Martinez, Rhys Nelson, Zach Foley, Sierra Jones, Cra1g Hubbs. Zitt;i Row: Desdemona 1\.Jeal, Josh Hernandez. Ayana Blake Ananna Hawkins. ·· ~nrv · ., lldi, Ashley Rodnguez, Dianan Scott, lsabe 1e Polk, Kenneth JonE:s. 3rd Row: La'Sha Terry, Zacharey Kretzer. Ltam Gerrard, Mark Bate' SOlO• rry•. :ody Harreson. Trevor Williams. Galindo, Kristofer Davis 2na Row: Major Dav1s, Serg1o Quintana, Drinnen, Paige Bosworth Andr• ·a Hernandez-Solos Sharon Lopez, Jasrrlne Correa. F.ront Row: Angel Rivas, Demetnc Handford, Cody Bowru, Johnthan Allen, Brianna Htlkeme1er. Amber Montoya-Yzagu~rre Jacob Reimer, Stephanie Allen �Kns Davs (9) shoots the basketba dunng hs P E class He had been play1ng basketball for about one week now Fordham (9)and Chels1e Bakke (9) watched their s1ngles game of p1ng-pong intensely Matt stated, "Oh tr>a~ game ... man twas 1ntense" P.E class was more than just team sports. Along came aerob1cs, weight lift1ng, Individual sports. and team soo:ts. Every class hOd different obJeCtives Team sports cons1sted of working with a team. The objective for Aerobics class was to tmprove one's cardiovascular endurance and 1ncrease one's ab1dty to push yourself. Weight fting was not just lift1ng weights It was about engagement, strategies. and peer coach:"'~g Individual sports was focused on the self-enwonment. where it was basically JUst you as a team or even two people. All classes were totally different from each other. The teachers pushed their students to improve on their goal. s+olY by: Savannah I-11CkS Andres Avila (12) prepares with the warmup for weight lifting Andres said, "''m in weights to get stronger, mentally and physical!y. I enJOY •t because It pushes me 1nto a different level. Manny Balquin (, , ) throws up a peace sign while he runs his pacer test in gym He sa1d " do gym for fun, JUSt my off penod to relax ... Even though irs frst penod. Ha!" �():' "'Q) -+- c Q) ::J u.. c '5 Q) ~ c 0 "'c .c 0 -, 0 "' -~ a ~ Web Design was a fun class. It was for students who wanted to learn how to design web pages and other cool things on the computer. Kyle Haden. a sophomore. said "I learn a lot, like how to make web pages!" He really enjoyed the class and had alot of fun. While learning about Microsoft Office. Cameron Smith (l 2) created an excel spreadsheet while Karissa Johnson created a Power Point a bout band. She said, "She loved band this year." Anthony Falcetti (9) creates a web page on the Andrews Sisters in Web Desig ."I !earned a lot of new things. Joshua Gloor ( l 0) makes a web page about Daniel Tosh. a comedian. "Its a great class! I recommend that a lot of people take it." �L~RN E:>y Do1Nc; • Bethany Rodrigues (1OJ Raymond Jordan (1 1) and Megan Ellis ( l 2) help out in the cafeteria, making lunch for the school. The class was called Food Service 1..1'!::~,... and often included taste testing . Angelica Mendoza ( 12) a nd Kevin Fuentes (10) are students 1n Marketing. They ompete with their fellow c lassmates, trying to sell cookies and make a g ood profit. Mackenzie Willia ms (1 OJ, Jessie Luedeke (12) and Jessica Beaver 2) smile for the c They took the Relationships class, where they d id a project on abusive relationships , �Brandon Branch ( 10) is _ ,,...,nf"iln,., a block of wood for proJect. He stated that he gotng o b mak.ng a key rack. Left Damon S evenson (9) ts weldtng metal. When asked what he was making he rephed, 'I'm maklng a smtley face." �Jacob Miller (l 0) f.. Matt Bob1an (12) draws a picture that means a lot to him. He stated. "f drew Kid Ink because f love music." tv ddle Hunter Benda (11) focuses on his art work trying to recreate a p1cture he printed off the internet "I dec1ded to draw Han Solo because I like Star Wars a lot and ifs something that I can relate to." Sarah Hensley (11 ) outlines a drawing she had been working on for weeks Sarah said, "''m drawing some chick in some robe. I wanted to sketch 1t out and outline it 1n a darker color because it seemed kind of elegant." Anthony Graham (l OJ takes his time --~·tr~ decide what he nts to draw. While his friend Adrian Lymburn (l 0) finishes up his box art work. �Advanced Drama practiced their skit on the for Winterfest. The Orches+ra had been working really hard on the1r pieces of mus1c. They were prepanng for Winterfest. wanting It to be the best it could be. Everyone :1 Orchestra enjoys the class. "I enjoy playing beaut1fui music esp1cally, bui I also enJOY ,;.Jst be,ng with my friends." stated Marco Reyes (12) a student in tf-)e Chamber Orchestra. Most of the peoole '"" Orchestra have been play,ng for a while now. "i Started playing because it was the frst year available to play the vioFr. and over the years it got to be a passion of mine." said Rieley Wooldridge (1 1) who p1ayes 1n Chamber Strings • Kateyln Yadao (10) concentrated really hard on her piece of sheet music, making sure she hit every note perfectly. Krystyna Goldsberry (1OJ and Cassy Stringer (12) practiced their song for an upcoming concert. �1 1 Mikayla Mallicot (l 0) practiced her flute in class preparing for Winterfest Theater Productions messed around on the set, while posing for their pictures. Anthony Trulson (12) gave Andre Rivera a hard time by messing with his hair. They were all really close to one another. Theater Production posed for yearbook dressed up in their costumes for their play. They did a great job with it and was enjoyed by everyone. "I loved being in the play! It was really fun to do. My character was kinda psychotic. We all did amazing," states Ravyn Snoggrass ( l 2) about the play l 'Ji 'f ht• /)ou•n \/ru rm.11'. ��11onnah DeMo1as :11:. Andre R1vera (12) and tv'oroh Garretf (11: are rehearsing far the play, 'Up ·~e Down Sta1rcase • Andre played the Iebel. P1cture oy Jarnes Drew �Q) () c ~ Back Row. Alandra Lawrence, Kayla Hounshell, Alicea Martinez, Matt Curby Middle Row: Courtlynn Seaton, Alexis Wyatt, Kayla Yadoo, Vivica Reeves, Emma Browning Front Row: Sophie Baker, Ms. Redlinger, Caleb Chee, Ms. Molina This year in book club they read Frozen Fire, Chasing Brooklyn, Blood Red Road, Wtich and Wizard. This year book club also had a Christmas celebration. People brought food and exchanged white elephant gifts. Alandra Lawrence (1 1) got a book and was really excited about it! !: 0 _J g "0 c 0 <{ "I love to play chess, I could play chess, I could everyday 24/7." Devyn Taijeron(ll) "Chess is very fun, I love to play with my friends." -Jordan Guyette(l2) "I go to chess club for the challenges, I like to play <Jifferent people." -Soren Turner (11) Back Row: Joshua Miller, Alex Potter, Soren Turner, Jordan Guyette, Brandon loves Front Row· Darrin Westberg, Devyn Taijeron �:.M·e ACTINc;' IT OUT Back Row: Krystyna Goldsberry, Levi Sulzbach, Jasmine Strigus, Jean-Paul Zyla, Chris Markel. Angela Chavez, Danielle Stolworthy, Front Row: Mikayla Johnson, James Chase, and Cassie Babb During art club they watched art movies that are either hand drawn animation, stop motion animation, and comptuer generated animation. This club was a fun way to see a professional career for artists, to meet new people, and make new friends. very week the Anime would meet in fv1s. Fitzgerald's class.They would watch a movie and then dress up and try to act it out. They even went to a"COS Play" convention. It was a great way to meet people and do something new. What did they do 1n Anime? 'Watch every single An1me or try!" -Jasmine Stngus earn about new and different anime" -Krystyna Goldsberry Back Row: Victoria Reeves. Vivica Reeves Middle Row:Kasey Salloum, Mikayla Johnson, James Chase Cole Papasergia Front Row: Alyssa Swank, Cassie Babb, Ms. Keenan Rayland Williams, and Matt Bailey at'~l~eti:C t·rai:ni:ng \VRAP IT UP ~thletic training was a club where they provided care for athletes. The club went all year round. 'My favorite part about athletic training is taping." -Nikki St. John Back Row: Alyssa Pickens, Lucas Powell. Katie Davis, Cathrine Bowers Front:Ms. Smith, Lexus Pena. Nikki St. john. Sarah Barajas. Mr. Tim Alyssa Pickens[ 11 ) and Nikki St John[ 11 ) tape athletes after school before they go to practice. �Cole Versteegh (12) gets reody to throw p ie at a teacher. prepares Mr. Munoz for a p ie competition. Back Row: Ang1e Smith. Darren Westberg, Mckenna Larsen, Mrs. Johnson, Front Row: Patrick Myers, Pedro Gutierrez. Jordan Mike, Brandon Deal. Victoria Jimenez, David Bustamento, Breanna Johnson, Kylie Davis, Chris Cnchton, and Sierra C oper • • • Mr. Skalla gets taped to the wall to raise money for the Distributive Club of Amenca, (DECA). was a prog ram for students to raise m oney for our school. They ra ised the money to g o to c ompetitions and other events. DECA was a great way to get involved in school a nd it taught useful skills for the future. • ew Link Crew was a club that upper classmen joined to help out Freshmen. Link crew was a helpful source to go to when one had family, fnend, or school problems. When an adult was not present, Link Crew was the one for you! Sammi Lacy (10) directs her link crew students. She was Abraham Lincoln for her link crew theme • Devyn Taljeron(1 2) Steven Starke(9) ~ were walking around and preparing to help students. • • • • Back Row Ang1e Smith (12), Aunnecia Chatman (12). Chalise Finck (12). Kodee Burch ( 11 ). Kyra Holdcraft ( 12), Victoria Sanchez ( 12), Richie Davis ( 1OJ Middle row; Kat1e Kring (president 12). Sam Clausen (11 ). Laura Coleman (11 ). Olivia Munoz (l 0). Jamie Vickers ( 10), R1c hard Dav1s (10) Sushyla Perez Front row: Hanna Mart1nez (12), Alysha Wa~on (12), Ba1ley Eltagond e (11 ). Sa rah Gnnstaf "0) Victoria Sanchez (12) poses with a customer while selling goods. Bailey Eltagonde (11 ) sells goods during lunch for a fundraiser. �F.O.R club is for a ll students who want to help people that are less fortunate Students are inspired to do many things or to just help out the community This club is a wonderful c lub to join to make yourself a betters undent. Below: FOR Club makes some noise for the news cameras. Johnnie Robinson(l2) Christian Volcic(l2) were spreading the love d uring the Rachel's challenge. - en~i:'ron.-M·entaL. c; Zac h Kathrein (12) smiles while hold ing up rec ycled Q~ Back row: Donivyn Taijeron, Michelle Romero, Alan Herndon, Anthony Sanders, Damien Chapman Dominic Howard , Shoo Po Liu Middle Row Jordan Guyette, Dan1elle Pacheco, Nicole Harris, Danielle Dungy, Serg1o Ordaz, Shao-Jun Liu First Row, Zach Kathrein, Mr. Cummings.Chalise Finck �_,...o......,· ~ Ms. Lovato, Tori McClune, Crystal Estrella, Desiree Petz. Phoenix Dugger, Andre Rivera, Alexis-Athena Wyatt, Rachel Phillips, Christine Atkinson, Nick Leonard, Jayme Wilson lm9Hl'~ Jastina Dumon, Rashad McKinney, Stephen Bates, Jerimie Lee ~ Mr Shah, Kevin Firkins. Robert Crow, Harbin Rawdon, Clay McCombe, Jerry Ellis, Zach Lindsey, Taylor Jones o o - ~ Stephanie Allen, Knst1na Golliher, Kimber Dulin, Danielle Pacheco. Andre Rivera, Nick Bennett ~ Ryan Gallagher �~ Riley Powell, Lucas Powell, Logan Powell, Riley R., Knst1e G , Sarah AppeL Elizabeth Potter lm§mfi: Mrs. Cerdena, Ryan Bennet. Jordan Rodriguez, Alandra Lawrence, Emily Puckett ~ Tim Chandonnet, James Gallogly, Danielle Pachecho, Lucas Powell l~ll!lailiH~ Joe Turner, Dustin Gunter, Casi Defigueredio 'illiftlQI ~ Nicole Harris, Ashley Romero, Monty Pompa, Jordan Guyette, Jasmine Stirgis ~~ Rachel McAninch. Morgan Wood, Molly Lindsey, Mr Riddle, Daniel Dungy, Marvin Jackson, Luz Santos, Steven Villafan ~ Donnie Taijeron, Markeice Bellamy, Kohlton Consavage 'il9> ~!@ill: ~~ Matt Charbonneau, Hunter Johnson, Makenna Johnson. Kylie Miller ~~ Ryan Gallagher, Erin Stevens. Alyssa Griffin, Cherry Hamada, Nalani Dulaney ~~ Rachel Phillips, Mrs. Owen. Antre1se Lacey ~~ll9m Tori McClune. ~~ Ms . Lovato, Jarret Redford. Courtlynn Seaton. �President: Alex Parrott & James Gallogly Officers: Justin Hudson, Zee Paquette, and Haley Fedor James Gallogly (12) and Alex Parrott (12) NATIONA~ .UoNoR. 6oci~TY __PLANNIN<:;' FOR. TW~ FUTUQ.~ ,;.........; ~ice President: Haley Fedor ~resurer: Domi Skalla NHS made all a lot of activies possible; Formal Ceremony, tutoring at WHS, Fall Induction, ;;cademics 1!\ssembly, volunteering in the community, and the Read Across Baclc Daniel Creamer, Ab1g011 Hart. Ju n Hudson, Clay tv1cCom be, Zachary Lindsey Jacob Re~mer. James Gallogly, TimothY Chandonnet. Caleb Chee. Shoo Jun liu F1f1tl Row: Jordan Guyette, Garrett lsgar, Courtney Dav1s ared Foulk. Nathar< Graham. Don1elle Pacheco. Lukas Kaug rs McKenna Summelfield Katie DaVIs, Pedro Gutierrez Fourth Row· Saraya Newman. Ilona Davis, Samantha L y, Alandra Lawrence, Cassie String r. Kathleen Dykstra Amanda Burk. Tatjana Worrel. Megan Piira1nen. Rachel Ph~­ lps. libby Glommen Third Row· Emma Browning. Lexi Perkins. Carolyn Castanon. Sammie Rosenbaum. Vandy Durfey, Jordan Rodriguez, Nick Leonard, Phoenix Dugger, Kelsey Bigham. Robyn Belzer Danicia Stepisnik-Brown Second Row· Tor1 McClune. Kyfie Davis. Caleb Kahre, Emily Walker, Zee Paquette. Lindsey Peacock. Bianca Solo, Trenten Robinson, Matthew Kirby, Jessica Wilson First Row: S1erra Cooper, Kayfa Hounshell, Lauren Hager, Ca1 1 Raymond, Brandon Tove Domi Skalla. Alex Parrot, Haley Fedor, Jenmee lee, Kat1e Kring, Katie Toml1nson, Loci Finnigan Front Rashad McKinney, Elena Bnseno. Mike Silv s. Joey Trujillo. Jennifer Bates. Mi· chaela Tavl9r, Doni Miller �fRoM ON~ 6uPPORT TO ANOTW~R "I really enjoy 180, irs a great place where I can tell the group things that are bothering me and they give me a lot of support and encouragement." Amanda -Emma Browning (11) Burk (11) and "I like 180 because Christine ifs a safe zone where Atkinson I can come and be (1 0) myself. I don't ever have to be worried of being someone I'm not." -Corena Cotner (11) "Be a leader and take everything that comes. Don't be afraid to come into peer mediation and not know what to do. Go with the flow. At the end of the day, your ultimate goal is to make Widefield a better, safer place to be at." -David Bustamento (12) �i:t ~LOS \Vb.. ADD TWb.. Pb..P IN YOUR 6Tb..P Cyan Pratt (9] ~~~~~ works on the athlete locker toppers. Making them look awesome was the key. Back: Mariah Garrett, Karen Gonzalez, Kathy Villafan Lexxy Lopez. Third row· Alexander Potter, Danielle Pacheco, Vandy Durfey. Second row: Jessica Bewer, Brian Galvadon, Mrs. Kelso, Morgan Wood, Kara Wagner. Front row: Robin Garcia, Antriese Lacy, Cyan Pratt. 1111 . . .---~--- "This was a great experience." said Kathy Villafan (1 2] "I think we pep up the school." Brian Galva don (12] works hard to keep up the spirit. "I feel more like a supervisor student Cabinet taking pictures after a hard day's work. StuDent ~aSi:net - - - - -· than a boss." INVoLVb..Mb..NT OF 6TUDb..NT BODY Kris Guerra (12] waits for the next round of activities. Back: Donnie Byers, Josh Casper. Third row: Lauren Hager, Lexus Pena, Kris Guerra . Second row: Jessica Bewer, Libby Glommen. First row: Jared Foulk, Brandon Toves, Makayla Shoup, Front row: Clarissa Escobar, Ms. Shipp. �Sarah Brown (12) has been working on her short stories for Wandering Words of Room 11 0. Which is now available in the library. OuR ~LADIATOR Charlie joins Jymon Garretson (9) in the winter sports assembly. ..JH~IA The more the ~~~ merrier . .Wi:n te-r W ei:g;~t.s 6TR~N0W Top: Loci Finnigan (12) spots Jessie Wilson (12). Staying safe was the top priority. Bottom: Tyler Rains (11) working on the dumbells. Pushing himself to ach1ve his goal. ONe~ uPoN A TI M ~ Amanda Hume (12) hopes to have one novel finished and published by the end of the year She has written 62,000 From left to right: Mrs. Rottman. Allegra Morgan, Sarah Brown, Amanda Hume, Jerimie Lee. Nick Scholl, Amber Martin, Mckenna Johnson, Tori Cullinane, Alandra Lawrence. . ~~~a-rli:e Wi:Defi:elD sc,r i:Be T'r i:Be words this year! "Widefield Gladiators are the best! We fight until the end! We won't back down! Widefield Gladiators · are the best!" Charlie sits down with the crowd at the basketball BackR~o;w~: ~~~~~~~~~ Ryan Marshall. Front Row: Elissa Martinez, Jeannette Smith, Jazmine Correa, Stephanie Correa, Kyra Laurent. Carlos Bowdre (12) pumping some iron. Maintaining strength was worth it. Lakoda Smith (1 0) lifts164.5 pounds. �F'r es·.Jt.Man sounci:L Back Tnstan Sher. Alex Beldimen, Jordan Mike Front Taylor Nance (Vice Prestdent ana Secretary), Erica Johnson (Treasurer), Antreise Lacey (President), Ms Poswack Not pictu·ed. Kaylee Arm ;o SQP·.JtQ.M O'r e ~ounci: L Back Donn1e Byers, Joshua Casper (Vice Prestdent), Gavin Beaver Bracken Anderson Front Tessa Murphy Juliet Setbel (Treasurer). Crystal lastrella (President). Ms.DeMotto Not Ptctured: Malet'ka Thompson. Matt Charbonneau (Secretary) Jtlhan Ruby Back Mike Stlvts (President). Jenmte lee. Trenton Robinson. lauren Hager, Karen Gonzalez. Kylie Davis (Vice Prestdent). Ms.Mullenuex Middle: Ms. Cinotto. Caroline Salas. laura Coleman. Tori McClune (Secretary). Alyson McAdoo, Mikayla Johnson Front: Batley Eltagonde. Ntkki St. John, Rashad McKtnney (Treasurer). Alondra Suarez (Rep.), Vivica Reeves, lexxi lopez Back: Jared Foulk (Vice Prestdent), Haley Fedor. Alex Parrott (Elected Rep.), Clay McCombe (President). Kat1e Davis. Gabby Apodaca. Katie Kring Front: David Bustamento, Brian Galvadon, Kathy Villafan, Eperanca Vialpando, Hannah Quaney, Domi Scalia (Secretary). Brandon loves (Treasurer), and Ms. Myers (Sponsor) �SanD C3QU Ci:L &1Ck !>Qmrrue RosenbouJ'T'I (Voce Prt.:.ldE'nt Roc"e 'v1CA'1 nch I >-lead ~rcr 10r, Cloy 'vlcCOMoo (P estde,..• r.to·ch1ra Bond Drum fv'o CY. er ~mtx; "ep J, MrCo rove IV t1d t' fl'arer Gorzolez 'St.lcrE./ory ~•eosu er Trer•o., Rob nsor C..hoJ'T'Iocr '/, ndSJ Ensemole RE'p Lexx: ~')p()Z '\-f >tor ar J()rdon IVIKe (wOZZ Bard L lSeiT'b e "ep J F • •. ">OI'T'<lntro Ford (Svn"P r c. Bond En:: 1"'1b ~"P J 'via++ Tro flL. prren Mnnogcr) Arrlondo Bu k (E:qupl"'1 ~• IVorogtrJ ...ordon Gonzo (.Vrd E"n• ..., b E. "'semble Rep J Nn• P1ctured. Pooro G~.o errez 'v1orc'"' !19 Bona :::>rL.,.... 'v10JO' E"'1:.:errb e Rep Ci:L Back: Karen Gonzalez {Treasurer), Cetene Lovato {Prestdent Elect) Middle Laura Coleman (A Capella). Tnsta Guthne (President Elect) Front: Stephen Bates (Senior Rep. and ClaSSIC Chorale Rep ) Not Pictured. Ca1t1 Raymond (Jun1or Rep.), Robin Garcia [Sophomore Rep.), Erica Johnson (Freshman Rep.), Tessa Murphy (Secretary), Moe B·cek (Chamber Rep.), and Ms Darland D·ra.Ma sounci: Back Taylor Jones (Vice Pres1dent). Dedrick Papproth (Advanced Drama Rep.), Logun Hansen (President). Middle: Josh Sanderson (Beginning Drama Rep.), Ms.Eiwell. Andre Rivera (Theater Productions Rep.) Bottom. Mariah Garrett (Secretary) ot Ptctured Tnsta Guthrie (Historian), Anthony Trulson (Socia l Coordinator). and Kelli Cannon (Rep.) r [ij -rc~~e.st a C30unci:L From left to nght' Daren Fergins. r.Ma a long. and Zach Lindsey �Bock Row: Alyssa Bevens Woordl Garrett, TaylOr Miller, Seneca Lee, Woott Strebel, Brlonno 1V91Su a McCombe. Kiana Consovoge, Kyte Swatek 5th Row. Tof]ono Worrell, Donen Curtis. Sean McDonald. Anthony Wom Koro Wagner, Zee Poquette, AleK Parrott, Bnonno Britt, Kathy Viloton. Joldon Gonzales. Rhys Nelson. Colheline Bowors. Chris KJr4x:rtnck, Cherie Tedder, Joldon Mke. Le:«y Lopez. Meghon Nemeth, Austin Camarata. Ryan Bell, Sarah Appel. 4th Row: Coreno Cotner. Peter Hartmann. Joldon Edmonds. Tnston H~leory. Trenten Robinson, K Cosll 1o Isabel Pacheco. Samantha Rosenbaum. Couttynn Seaton, Andre Reed lsoiOh 1l'1orpP Po'nck Myers. Josh PhBiips, AsrJey Burk. r Andre Hand Mr Colgrove, Arlomo Hov.1ons. Mrs. Carlson. 3rd Row: Cloy McCombe. Mrs Dowdle. Mr Meochenn. Wooson Justus. Mchoh Porter. Tnsto Guth e Kayle Kent, Kryslyf1o Goldsberry, Marcos Ochoa Amanda Bulk. NiCholas Bates. Nato she Erickson, Eoco Johnson, Cosey Cardenas. Konsso Johnson. Vardy Durfey. Molly Undsey. Samantha Ford Julio Woorfenson. Mrkoylo Woo ieote. Mackenzie Jones. Sarah Dudley, Asheley Novo Ro hel McAninch, Kolle [)yl<stro Pedro Gullerrez 2nd Row: uOrlO\IOn Avery, Dooc10 Stepsnik. Celene LO'IIO!o. Stephen Bates. Jessica Wesemann. Koren Gonzalez. Shown Stein, Luis Pagan. RJ Drummond Kayle Bosch, M atthew TrOVIS. Zoch Lindsey, Miott Moore. Ricky Pe terson-TruJillo. Dorothea West Front Row: .e Armstrong Woorion Tuck Not PiCtured· Anthony Foieelti. Alyssa SWank. Colin Loftier. Donielle Dungy, Locey Gnnstott, Jamison Nothstlne Back Row: Luis Pagan, Wesley Simmons, Mark Esch, Stephen Bates, Mr. Colgrove. 3rd Row: Amanda Allen, Erin Ruybal, Anthony Falcetti, Penelope Stevenson, Bracken Anderson. 2nd Row: Jordan Mike, Pedro Gutierrez, Nick Martin, Lexxy Lopez. Front Row: Nicholas Bates, Sammi Rosenbaum, Trenten Robinson, Amanda Burk, Natasha Erickson, Andre Reed. 6YMPUONIC BAND Back Row: Sean McDonald, Sean Cathey, Danielle Dungy, Shawn Stein, Josue Lopez, Karen Gonzalez, Erin Stevens, Jourdain , Mr. Colgrove. 3rd Row: Alexander Lunsford, Matthew Bailey, Anthony Falcetti, Rhys Nelson, Breanna Britt, Christopher Kirkpatrick, Jamison Nothstine, Meghan Nemeth, Josh Phillips, Jade McCalmont, Dezmond Jeans. 2nd Row: Bradley Makin, Sashalyne Hopkins, Zoe Staton, Savanna Huggins, Kaylee Armijo-Vigil. Isabel Pacheco, Taylor Logue, Ethan Summers, Hunter Johnson, Ethan Beaver, Jordy Flores. Front Row: Karissa Johnson, Corina Sarmiento, Marcella Montoya-Yzaguirre, Christina McMann, Donovan Avery, Samantha Ford, Rebecca Burlingame, Tristan Hilleary, Abigayle Johnson. Back Row: Michah Porter, Erin Ruybal. Donnie Byers, Andrew Miller, Alex Parrott, Zee Paquette, Soren Turner, Charles Swickard, Pedro Gutierrez, Catherine Bowers, Lexy Lopez, Alexander Potter, Christopher Yolango-Vigil. Clay McCombe. 3rd Row: Matt Travis, Celene Lovato, Sean Creamer, Marcos Ochoa, Danielle Miller, Jordan Mike, Kelly Phalavong, Andre Reed, James Gallogly, AJ Reed, Mr. Colgrove, Dorothea West. 2nd Row: Erica Johnson, Danica Stepisnik-Brown, Casey Cardenas, Samantha Rosenbaum, T'Andra Hand, Sarah Brown, Trenten Robinson, Jolene Edwards, Courtlynn Seaton, Darien Curtis, Katie Castillo. Front Row: Vandy Durfey, Nicholas Bates. Amanda Burk, Desiree Petz, Matthew Hogue, Bailey Flaten, Rachel McAninch, Katie Dykstra, Bailey Eltagonde, Macie Acker, Julia Mortenson. �Back Row: Donald Shryock. Matt Moore. Penny Stevenson. Anthony Wann. Haley Armstrong, Amanda Allen. Justin Hudson. Derrick Christopherson. Bracken Anderson. Mason Durfey, Kris Davis, Jeffery Shrum. Austin Camarata. Mr Colgrove. 3rd Row: Darien Curtis. Michael Outler. Timothy Hoar. Jocelyn Gilbert. lsa1ah Thorpe. Tiffany Carter. Matt Charbonneau. Diego Galindo. Mark Esch. Peter Hartmann. Denise Schumacher. Charlie Tedder. Ashley Burk. James Cor• dova. Darrin Westburg. Terry Bustos. 2nd Row: Danicia Stepisnik, Elizabeth Swank. Natasha Enckson. Adrianna Wahl-Guerra. Savannah Chong. Alex1a Moses. Corri Grenz. Kyrstyna Goldsberry, Molly Lindsey, Caitlin Grant. Luis Pagan. Nathan Nguyen. Sage Overmeyer. Front Row: Caleb Kahre. Celene Lovato. Alexis Morgan. Sarah Dudley. Asheley Novak. Mikayla Mallicote. Olivia Munoz. Skylar Deutsch. Aubrey Menini. Tabitha McCombe. Josh Santos. Kayla Bosch. Not Pictured: Bnanna Isadore. 6TR.IN<;" 0R.CU~TRA Back Row: Anthony Boca. Nicholas Harper. Kiersten Storm. Joshua Miller. Rose Arthur. Dedrick Papproth. Tristan Morton. Lorren Wall. Viktoria Martin. Xeandra Hypes. Jasmin Holloway. 3rd Row: Wesley Centers. Karina Martinez. Maria Galindo. Jean-Paul Zyla. Diana Scott. Faith Ortiz. Kaleigh Corey, Audrey Ram inez. 2nd Row: Nicole Harris, Malia Yadao. Ashley Watson. Chanel Summerhill. Jazmin Victoria. Devon Culpepper. Heaven Rains. Kristie Garcia, Mr. Magalong. Front Row: Tristen Sher. Cyan Pratt. Paige Bosworth. Phoenix LaBarr. Zoey Stealey, Caroline Lule. 6Y"v1PUONIC ~TRA Back Row: Wesley Simmons. Garrett Wilson. Alyssa Beavens. Kevin Gudino. Makayla Shoup. Gavin Beaver. Jewel Hensley. Brandon Presson, Noelle Artmeier. MacKenzie Nance. Brenden Quillen. Jose Soto. Daryn Burgess. Mr. Magalong. 3rd Row: Adrian Mueller, Bonnie Hoganson. Riley Sorency. Heidi Henry, Caleb Cole. Jeremy Vargas. Caitlyn Frye, Robinson Rayos. Xiomara Taylor, Jessica Brewer. Ravyn Snoggrass. Matthew Strebel. 2nd Row: Kenisha Thomas. Katelyn Yadao. Kayla Yadao. Kiana Consavage. Desdemona Neal. Victoria Lastrella. Hopee Ortiz. Carolyn Salas. Skytar McHuen. Jamie Moriarty-Lockit, Joslyn Bayley, Arianna Hawkins. Front Row: Megan Walker. Alexander Luna. Juliet Seibel. Jillion Ruby, Jasmine Correa. Antreise Lacey. Taylor Nance. Victoria Jimenez. CWAM~~R. R.CU~TRA Back Row: Frederick Stewart. Mr. Magalong. Annie Rosack. Victoria Waits. William Silvis. Sarah Appel. Brian McGahey, Johnathan Kocher. Ryan Otto. Amber Ford, Nicholas Scholl. Nicole Lyons. Rieley Woodridge. Jacob Reimer. 3rd Row: Tessa Murphy, Darren Fergins. Megan Piirainen, Daniel Creamer. Valentina Goergen. Mason Justus. Alexieus Perkins. Stephanie Correa, Andrea Hernandez. Aaron Johnson. 2nd Row: Stephen Bates. Carolyn Castanon. Elena Briseno. Danielle Tuthill. Abigail Hart. Emily Walker. Myzaiah Jones. Michaela Taylor. Jessica Wesemann. Lexi Armstrong. Tiffany Abeyta. Tobias Wadsworth. Front Row: Chayanne Jimenez. Tristan Burns. Zachary Lindsey, Elijah Yates. Rachel Phillips. Asia Burciaga. Marco Reyes. Tatjana Worrell. Emma Browning. �CUAM!!>~R 61N~~Rb Back Row: Krystyna Goldsberry, Shianne Brooks, Taylor Miller, Kodee Hutchins-Bruch,Laura Larsen, Jillion Burlingame, Marissa Eary, Dev1n Culpepper. Front Row: Savanna Marquardt, Simone Bicek, Lexis Dicus, Cass1e Stnnger, Tierra Long, Kayla Sabish, Chanelle Summerhill. Not Pictured: Jacey Keag, and Alexis Yates. c~61C CuoRAL~ Back Row: Stephen Bates, Austin Camarata, Tyler White, Zachary Lindsey, Brandon Eveland. 2nd Row: Natalie Duk, Emily Walker, Celene Lovato , Jennifer Bates, Jessica Wesemann. Front Row: Caitlin Raymond, Tiffany Montgomery, Michael Anderson, Luz Santos, Loci Finnigan . \\loM ~N6 ~N6~Mf!>L~ Back Row: Klaudya Matthew, Madison Strunck, Michelle Romero, Alexis Schlotfeldt Perez, Ashley Burke, Casey Cardenas, Karen Gonzalez, Kayla Beld iman, Corena Cotner, Elizabeth Grimme, Morgan Wood. 2nd Row: Cynthia Mcquilliams, Kaitlynd Bullock, Brittany Nelson, Baliey Jurgens-Richmond, Danielle Tuthill, Robin Garcia , Breanna Johnson, Heli Howell. Front Row: Erica Johnson, Marian Tuck, Alysha Walton, Jamekia Howell, Lexi Armstrong, Tessa Murphy, Luz Santos. Not Pictured: Trista Guthrie, Kyra Holdcraft, Kayla Kissane. A CAPP~LLA C uo112.. Back Row: Alex Beldiman, Cortney Pettis, Dustin Gunter, Nicholas Spruill, David Meumann, Jessica La Boy, Ashley Allen, Cassandra Madden, Ayana Blake, Lauren Rawdon, Christina McMann, Laura Coleman, Esparanza Montoya-Yzaguirre, Briana Aguirre. 2nd Row: Ashley Nguyen, Bailey Eltagonde, MaKayla Bryan, Desiree Scott, Kayla Cohu, Sarah Dudley, Rikki Slater, Kayla Ashmore. Front Row: Ryan Stnnger, Jason Casper, Collin Smith, Levi Sulzbach, Brian Wilson Jr., Tristan Hilleary, Katie Amsberg, Samantha Ford, Ashley Menini, Senna Decker, Maddison Bugg. Floor: lan Cayce. �TU~;AT!;.R PRODUCTION6 Macie Acker, Christine Atkinson, Adin Bass-Keena, Stephen Bates, Kelli Cannon, Jesse Casper, Kylie Davis, Hannah deMattos, Mariah Garrett, Jocelyn Gilbert, Logan Hanson, Teresa Jacoby, Makenna Johnson, Taylor Jones, Caleb Kahre, Matthew Kirby, Celene Lovato, Zachary Morse, Julia Mortenson, Saraya Newman, Danielle Pacheco, Dedrick Papproth, Justin Philips, Marco Reyes, Andre Rivero-Morales, Thalizia Rodrigues, Jason Sanderson, Ravyn Snoggrass, Anthony Trulson, Kathy Villafan, Victoria, Waits. Back Row: Hannah deMattos, Caitlin Elmer, Kyrie Jones, Chase Stealy, Jason Sanderson, Alexander Johnson, Logan Hansen, Caleb Cole, Denise Russell, Zoe Saint John, Elizabeth Grimme. 2nd Row: Kirsten Mihill. Brian Linn, Caleb Kahre, Danielle TuthilL Joshua Sanderson, Sydnie Patton, Matthew Barnes, Josue Dorado, Kyra Robbins. Front Row: Mariah Garcia, Mikayla Johnson, Jillion Burlingame, Kristina Jenkins, Faith Cannon, Sheyenne Gaster. Dr. Maxwell Clarke ... Logan Hansen Linda Rosen ... Mariah Garrett Sylv10 Borrett ... Celene Lovato Jose Rodriguez ... Taylor Jones Beotnce Schachter...Kathy Villafan Carrie Blaine .. .Hannah Demattos Paul Barnnger. ..Justin Philips Harry Kagan .. .Jason Sanderson JJ. McHabe ... Stephen Bates Jill Norris ... Kelli Cannon Ella Friedenberg .. .Danielle Pacheco Rachel Gordon ... Christ1ne Frances Egan ... Julia Mortensen Elizabeth Ellis ... Saraya Newman Charlotte Wolf ... Ravyn Snodgrass Charles Arrons ... Zachary Morse Samuel Bester .. Jesse Casper Edward Williams ... Marco Reyes Sadie Finch ...Jocelyn Gilbert Joe Ferone ...Andre Rivera Lou Mortin ...Anthony Trulson Helen Arbuzzi ... Kayla Kent Lennie Neumark..Adin Bass-Keena Francine Gardner ... Makenna Carole Blanca ... Lupita Vera Katherine Wolzow ... Kara Wagner Alice Blake ... Kelli Cannon, Ellen ...Victoria Waits Vivian Paine ... Kylie Davis Rusty O'Brien ... Matthew Kirby Barbaro .. Moriah Garrett Johnny. .Caleb Kahre Zombie # 1 .. Joson Sanderson Harry ... Toylor Jones Helen . . Makenno Johnson Karen .. .Jufla Mortensen Tom . . Logon Hansen Judy ... Kelli Connon Ben .. Matthew Kirby Corpse on the Sto1r . .Justin Phillips RadiO Voice ... Ad in Boss-Keeno and Danielle Pacheco News Anchor ... Hannah DeMattos and Celene Lovato Dr. Grimes ... Kytie Davis B1ll Bordough ... Stephen Bates Ch1ef Mclellan ... .Andre Rivero Depu1y.. ..Zachary Morse Deputy... Marco Reyes Zomb1es: Macie Acker, Christ1ne Atkinson, Adin Bass· Keena. Jesse Cosper, Hannah DeMottos. Jocelyn Gilbert, Teresa Jacoby, Celene Lovato. Julia Mortenson, Saroyo Newman, Danielle Pacheco, Dedrick Popproth, Juslln Ph1llps. Tholiz1o Rodrigues, Jason Sanderson. Rovyn Snodgrass. Anthony Trulson, VICtoria Wo1ts. ���Spread By: Noella Santiago and Saraya Newman �Victoria Alejandro Amanda Allen Penelope Alonzo Amanda Anderson Adam Apodaca "I would go to Mex1co because it has good MeXIcan food and because I'm Mexican." -Carlos Meza Haley Armstrong Noelle Artmeier Donovan Avery Nathan Avery Alexis Barajas Ethan Beaver Drew Beckworth Alex Beldiman Shane Boone Paige Bosworth Kevin Box Dante Braziel Anthony Boca "''d move to England because that's where my favorite soccer team 1s; Manchester City." -Austin Widner Chelsie Bakke Caitlin Bila Anjalee Bridges-Smith CoLA 012.. P~P61 ? Breon no Britt "I like coke better because 1t tastes better; Pepsi has a weird taste that hurts my teeth." -Chris Conklin Jillion • • • • • Ashley Burnett Dekota Bustamantes Faith Cannon Nathaniel Shakiera Carson Jason Casper • "Pepsi because it's not • mainstream." • -Cole Davis •• �Christopher Conklin Devin Culpepper Aaron Daily Davis Davis "I like Avengers because of all the action and comedy. My favorite character is Iron Man, I really liked his sarcasm and that he could fly wherever he wanted to." -Wesley Centers "My favorite movie 1s Hotel Transylvania because it was funny. My favorite character was Frankenstein" -Brittany Davenport "My favorite IS This Means War because it's really funny and made me laugh really hard. My favorite part is the paintball scene." -Corri Grenz �Brandon Deal Cameron Dempsey Lexis Dicus Dominique Dowdell Lance Drinnen Sarah Dudley Knsten Dulaney Aaron Dunlap Jason Dupont Olivia Duran Caitlin Ebert Shayna Edwards Clarissa Escobar Adrianna Espinosa Alejandro Esquivel Joshua Eveland Lauren Eveland Anthony Falcetti David Feenstra Cameron Flaten Jordy Flores Samantha Ford Matthew Fordham Isaiah Frye Anthony Gallegos Mariah Garcia Jymon Garretson Amanda Gillette Nathan Girardin Eva Goggins Ariyana Gonzales William Goolsby "I like Unstoppable because its very heroic; my favorite scene was when the guy was able to stop the train." -Zoe Staton "Both of the Expendable movies because of all the explosions. I like destruction." -Levi Williams "Zombie Land because 1fs funny and has zomb1es In it Also if a zombie apocalypse occurs I'd be prepared since I have food up the 'wazoo'." -Damean Smale �"I would totally date Harry! He 1s gorgeous and the sexiest thing I've ever seen!" -Sierra Jones •. "I like Niall because he's really hot and I love his Irish accent." -Hannah • Chadbourne "I like Zayn because he 1s sexy and I would rub my fingers • through his hair." -Cyan Pratt Brennan Johnson Erica Johnson Merrigan Hayes Heidi Henry Kasey Hensel Daniela Hernandez Tristan Hilleary Johnson Jawaun Johnson Karissa Johnson Jones Jones �"Sandra Bullock because she helps people and isn't stuck up because she has a lot of Mosiah Jones Sierra Jones Jonathan Just Parker Kelly Christopher Kirkpatrick Darius Kirkpatrick Kyle Koonce Breann Kraft Phoenix Labarr Antreise Lacey Daikwon Laury Phuong Le Adam Lindsay Taylor Logue Man-Sol Lopez Taylor Lowers Christina Lowry Matthew Lucero Samantha Lujan Caroline Lule Alexandra Luna Alexzander Lunsford John Lyons Cassandra Madden Bradley Makin Brittney Mann Tyler Martin Viktoria Martin Angelica Martinez Jacob Martinez Andres Mayorga Theodore McCalmont Tabitha McCombe Trinity McCoy Brian McDevitt Sean McDonald Tyrek McFail "I like Angelina Jolie because she's in a lot of cool movies that I like." �• • • • •• "I would ask what the next • winning lottery ticket would . be." • -Azia Totten "Will there be flying cars in the future?" -Emmanuel Santiago "''d ask; when will the world really end?" -Samantha Ford �WAT.6 YOUR \VOr2...6 NI~WTMAR.b..? Brenden Quillen Heaven Rains Audrey Ramirez Lauren Rawdon Vanessa Reeves Gabrielle Samuel Sandoval Emmanuel Santiago Corina Sarmiento Desiree Scott Diana Scott Emily Scott Lauren Servant Michael Sexton Johnny Shankland Tristan Sher Sarah Shoop Makayla Shoup "E T. just staring at him freaks me out." -Daniel Soto • • "Dreaming of the boys you hate the most." -Brisia Velasquez Amber Siedler Haley S1mmons Kara Collin Smith Damien Smith Raegan Smith • • �\\lutcW C(;.L(;.E>Q.ITY \VOULD YOU ~\VITCU PLAC(;.~ \VITU? "Jennifer Anderson because she's a really good actress and Is 1n a lot of mov•es" -Ashley Men1r11 • 'Wi Ferrell because he 1s in a 10t of movies and people follow him around." -Ethan Summers "I would pour soap down the hallway and slide down it" -Ashley Newman "I'd dive down to the bottom of the sea, and catch one of those fish w1th the lights on their head." -Makayla Shoup Haleigh Vance Brisia Velazquez Jazmin Victoria Nicolas Vitalich Kage Walker �\YWAT.6 YOUR l-lARD!;_6T T~MPTATION TO Q.!;_616T? "I have a hard t me not talking to friends when you are supposed to be quiet." -Sage Overmyer "Watching rated R movies." - Faith Cannon "Food in general because irs really delicious! Especially meatloaf because lfs like a bunch of burgers mxed together." MIS~ AE>OUT YOUR Cl-liLDl-lOOD? • "Chocolate because irs crazy delicious and 1s a girl's best fnend." -Phoenix Labar "I miss the T.V. show, Ed, Edd, and Eddie." -Nalani Dulaney "Not having to worry where my cell phone is." -Sergei Bennett "I miss m y trip to Disney World " -David Meumann ��Briana Aguirre Jonathan Allen Katie Amsberg Bracken Anderson Sarah Appel Lexi Armstro ng 1 got completly pantased In 7th grade (everything came down). -Donn1e Byers Rose Arthur Raechel Asher Kayla Ashmore Javier Atencio Christine Atkinson Jordon Atma "I was the only one • Sophie Baker Kalara-Anastasia Barnes Matthew Barnes Mark Bates Nicholas Bates Gavin Beaver Alyssa Bevens John Beyers Sim one Bicek Kayla Bosch Catherine Bowers Brandon Branch laughing in a class because someone said a joke and I was the only one who got it" -Seth McKiule • "On my first day of freshman year, I walked 1nto the guys' bathroom and didn't notice until some • guys came in." • -Charley Clements • �Matthew Chao pel Matthew Charbonneau James Chase Andrew Chavez lliene Chavez Savannah Chong Joron Clark Charley Clements Sean Cochran Corey Collins Jaycene Collins Shaunte Consavage Jose-Alfredo Contreras Quan1sha Couch Sean Creamer Logan Creekbaum Birchie Crow Tori Cullinane Bruce Cunningham Thomas Curtis Richard Dav1s Serino Decker Yaralee Deniz Skylar Deutsch Chelsie Dever Darren Duk Danielle Dungy Shawn Dunlap Mason Durfey Jordan Edmonds Daniel Edwards Takoda Eggers \\fwAT FICTIONAL CWAQACT!;.R. OR FAMOU6 P!;.RbON DO YOU \VANT TO M!;.!;.T? "Harry Potter because he sounds like a chill guy and he ndes a broomstick." -Manny McMillan "I would like to meet Chris Brown because I don't like any f1ct1onal characters." -Shaman Jones "Beyonce because she dances." -Anelysa Munoz �Natasha Erickson Lena Erker Mark Esch Jordan Fink Kevin Firkins Dallas Foist Robert Forbes Maria Galindo Michael Gallegos Kristie Garcia Robin Garcia Tiffany George Liam Gerrard Evan Gerwec k Chantal Gib son Kirsten-Mane Giesegh Joshua Gloor Krystyna Gold sberry Kristina Golliher Jordan Gonzales Pauline Gonzalvo Anna Gordon Joseph Gourd in Anthony Graham Jay Grebas Koree Green Lacey Grinstaff Sarah Grin staff Kristian Guerra Aaron Guerrero Florentino Guzman Kyle Haden "Tracy McGrady. He was a good basketball player and someone to look up to. He wasn't cocky or anyth1ng." -Raymond Lbarra "I would choose the person I admire which is Chachi Gonzolez because she's like my all time idol." -Crystal Lastrella "F1ctiona1 character It would be Menda from Brave because it's my favorite movie and 1t makes me cry every time" -OIJVia Young �"I would get the best tickets to go and see One Direction." - Elissa Martinez Ashley Harper "I would help my family with their issues." -Arianna Hayhurst • ., ..... '· · · . , '. • '•((1 .)..· .;~· ;. ' Nicholas Harper Nicole Harris Arianna Hawkins Arianna Hayhurst Ryan Haywood Kierra Helkey Kaylah Henre Jewel Hensley Brittany Hernandez Joshua Hernandez :-~ ~~·:_:11:1\Nd UA\ 5 .,-U U 'NOULD 00 \f yO you" ? \VON 1\-\rt:... pO 'Nrt:..'~-roALL· Raymond Ibarra Christopher Jackson Ya'Anna Jackson Kenneth Jones Isaiah James Kristina Jenkins Victoria Jimenez Aaron Johnson Dewayne Johnson James Johnson Myzaiah Jones Deandre Jones-Malone Cheyenne Jordan Elizabeth Jordan Mason Justus �Kieran Kalter Jacey Keag Tiffany King Noah Kiskadden Jonathan Kocher ,. '• ~. . ·t~ "R ugrats because they were a lways doing their own stuff ,. . and their own things". ~ -Raechel Martin Jack Lewis Shamari Lewis Molly Lindsey Brian Linn Desmond Lipscomb Holmes Tierra Long Josue Lopez Carlos Lorenzo Adrian Lymburn ----"-Hector Madrigal Mikayla Mallicote Ivan Marlnov Raechel Martin Elissa Martinez Karina Martinez Angelo Martinez Apodaca Victoria Mason Stefan Matache Klaudya Matthew Jade McCalmont Jesse McCullough Dakota McHuen Crystal Mclrvin Seth McKizzie Manuel McMillan Cynthia McQullhams Kirsten Mihill Kyla Mihill Andrew Miller �• • \\fWAT.6 oN~ TWINe; YOU \VANT TO 00 e,~FOR..~ YOU Dl~? "Before I die.. I wart to be able to lick my elbow" -Nic Harper "Before I die .. I want to become a celebrity." -Cortney Pettis "Before I die .. I want to be able to eat yogurt without throwing up." -Zee Hypes "Before I die.. I want to go skydiving." -Kyree Rico "Before I die . I want to travel the world." -Marvin Jackson Michael Outler Paris �IF YOU COULD CWANc;~;. YOUR NAM!;., \VWAT \VOULD IT ~~;_AND \VWY? "Annlyc1a because I have a lways liked that name." -Crystal MciNin • "No. I wouldn't I like my name because lfs different" -Jacey Keag "Kimberly because thafs my mothers name". -Ananna Hawkins "No. I like my name because it fits my personality." -Rachel Monasterio "Yes. Tnstan, because people say that I look like a Tristan and I like that name." -Kyle Whittle Santos • • �Fredrick Stewart "People touching (messing up] my hair." -Brianna Aguirre people are lazy. Especially with school." -Molly Lindsey Timothy Thomas Malei'ka Thompson Brett Thomson Tevon Thrower-Dorsey Cameron Tim �Isaiah Volcic Tobias Wadsworth Darrell Wainright Megan Walker Angel Wall Hazel Wallace Anthony Wentzel Brandon West Kyle Whittle Mackenzie Williams Rayland Williams James Wissel Madison Withers Adriana Wohi-Guerrero Sonora Wolfrum Morgan Wood Alexis Athena Wyatt Katelyn Yadao Kayla Yadao Alexis Yates Destini Young Olivia Young Tyler Zimp rich \\JwAT C~L~E>R..I1Y \VOULD YOU LIK.~ TO DAT~? "Channing Tatum cause he is schmexie." -Brian Linn "I would choose Megan Fox because she's 'sexy and I know it."' -Mark Bates "Miley Cyrus because she looks like a nice person. " -Dustin Wynn because he's so pretty!" -Robin Garcia "Hugh Heffner. He's just so cute." -Kirsten Mihilll "Julianne Hough .. " -Aust1n Harding �Spread By: Courtney Davis and Savannah Hicks �"Want to go out for pizza and a kiss? No? You don't "Mr Colgrove because I just think he's a good teacher." - Katie Dykstra "Mr.Washington is my favor•te teacher because he is straight awesome!" - Chayanne Jimnez Elena Briseno Michael Britton Cameron Brock Shianne Brooks Brandon Brown Emma Browning �Halee Brubaker Asia Burciaga Amanda Burk Amber Burke Austin Camarata Kelli Cannon Lindsey Cannon Chad Cantrell Michael Carrion Jacob Carte Shane Castillo Stephan Chatterton Derrick Christopherson Daniel Clark Vonathan Clark Samantha Clausen Jazmine Clemens Danielle Cochran Emoni Cogdell Laura Coleman Jessica Conklin Kiana Consavage Sierra Cooper Marcel Cormier Coreno Cotner Joshua Cox Mianco Dale Nickolas Daniel Dominique Darden Courtney Davis llano Davis Kylie Davis "Walking Dead" - Jacob Volcic and Dakota Stevenson P!;OPLb. ''I'm going to run over all the zombies with a monster truck, grab all my fnends, and go to California to go clubbing." - Manny Balquin ' "''m going to stock my house up with food and barricade it. I'll get all my family and close friends and we're going to survive! Oh, and I'll have a bullet proof vest." -Cameron Brock �Caitlyn Frye Ryan Gallagher .-~-----. Jimmy Garcia "Team Jacob because he is a wolf." -Erica Rosano Mariah Garrett Sheyenne Gaster "Team Edward because he sparkles and is luscious!" -Carmen Martinez Erika Gauthier Chanson Geeslin Avery German .-----~~ "Team Jacob because he's beautiful!!" -Lexi Perkins �\\lwcW6UP~.J<. Wt;J<.o \VOULD YOU 12ATUI;.Q. DATI;.? Black. Widow because she's bad - Soren Turner Wonderwoman because she IS wonderful. -Jarrett Sills or ]laf Man more attract1ve in movies with a nice body." -Mac1e Acker "Batman because he's he best superhero without super powers." -Annie Rosack Chayanne Jimenez Dalia Jimenez Cruz Alexander Johnson Courtney Johnson Makenna Johnson Mikayla Johnson �Ike him, he'd bite my ear off! I" -Avery German "Fight him because he'd get the hands, he don't want it." Brandon Brown "Last laugh because it's me!" -Amber Shoop "First dib, it might be something good 1" -Sierra Cooper Alicea Martinez Carmen Martinez Alyson McAdoo Jade McClain Victoria McClune George McCullough �FJ2..~1(16WLy 6MALL N061;. OR.. A E>lc;' 6MIL!;.? "B1g smile because then I'd never smileH -Breonno Hilkemeier "Small nose so I can't smell bod things .H -Zoe Folely e>~ bTUCI( IN TW~ \VOODb AT Nlc;WT OR bTUCI( IN A WAUNT~D WOUb~? "A haunted house because the Slendermon comes out at night 1n the woodsH -Jacob Vitolich "Stuck in the woods because I'd make fnends with the ch1pmunks.H -Caroline Solos 1J8 P~PL~ Porcelli Presson �"Assassins Creed 3, irs awe some and has the BEST story. Also, it has historical relevance so we could get Mr.Felice to play." -Trenton Robinson "Skyrim definitely because it ha s the largest map. Basica lly irs just a mazing . Way better than Oblivion. " -James Gramb1hler Angel Rivas Alec Robbins Alexander Robbins Trenten Robinson Peter Robles Joshua Rogers Kiara Romero Margaret Rosack Eric a Rosario Samantha Rosenbaum Kaela Ruffenach Kayla Sabisch Ma kenzie Saint Jo hn Johnathan Shepherd Paje Shipwash Amber Shoop Jeffrey Shrum Donald Shryock Jarrett Sills William Silvis Alyssa Smith 1~9 �tv1obT ~ln .... C~L~E>R.ITY? "Snool<i because she's really irntating." Bailey Jursen "Kanye West because he's just annoying." - Elija Escona \\/WAT,b oN~ TWIN~ Penelope Stevenson Matthew Strebel Madison Strunck Alondra Suarez Talia-Lyn Sullivan Devyn Anthony Taijeron Jacob Tatum Xiomara Taylor La'sha Terry Christopher Thomas Katie Tomlinson Matthew Travis Becca Trigg Shayne Trobiano Emilio Trujillo TWAT DR.IV~b YOU "People wh1sthng dnves me crazy because its a stupid sound that annoys me Instantly plus I can't wh1st!e " -Elena Briseno "Someone trying to take my food. !t I don't want 1t, ! Will give it to you, but you don't have to go and take stuff without permtssion" -Dednck Papproth 140 P~PL~ Trenton Van Meter �all on one timeline without annoying Facebook pictures." - Caiti Raymond "Pinterest! I spend hours on there. I ., love all the random quotes and outfits that are on there." -Bailey Flaten Brian Wilson Rieley Wooldridge "Iron Htde because he's a big transformer and has btg guns" -Jacob Padilla "I would be Hot Rod plus Optimus dies." -Matthew Strebel "Rachet becase he's my favorite " -lauren Hager "Optimus Prime because he s the coolest" -Kacey Hutchinson ���Brandon Toves"My date orders off the dollar make you a sandwich, lets play COD." makes your cheeks go up " Jayme Wilson"lf you don't have a smile, ,'eo/.Afllll~~ I'll give you one of mine." 1aylor t "Adornment. who a science\ Beautv., what a weapon. Modesty·· .Who;, elegance. -Coco Chane\ Edgar Solano- "On~ \day mY name Will . c::J be lil<e lOUie _j Vuitton ." -z -5 \j Spread By: Lindsey Peacock �ClayM CCo 10tes m mbe0 Kathy v·t goats , "D l/ata on't n- · life,. YOU'// be afr · . Old Of on the fun~lss out "T oof\i8\\8 r>ocn8co- "\ go~ i~ ~~ol(l 1(1~. Moi(IO· 188 r>oQI..l8~8"G88 ...\nof\¥-S \f',lid8~i81d ." Lindsey Pea cock Kelsey Bighamgood friend kno all your stones. . A ws "A th has lived em with you." ��fAVOR..IT~ tv1ov1~ OF Tu~ Y~12..? ����E>R~;ATUb. Lll(b. DARTJ-1 VADb.R OQ TP.LI( LJI(b. :X:ooA ? "Talk like Yoda."- Angel PadJIIa "Breathe like Darth Vader -Intimidation." "Hakuna Matata." - Michael Anderson �"The weirdest thing In my locker is a straightener." Marissa Jones ;,JAVL You b..VLR tvlLT l' L ANY C(;.L(;.BR.IT1!;.6? "Danica Patrick." - Kara Wagner "Mike Tyson." - Eric Dever ���6oM~TUIN~ 6P~CIAL To You 6uNR16~ OQ. 6uN6~T ~=::=:;.-r "Sunset because everyone looks better by sunset." -Kimber Dulin " BOTH, but only in ColoRADo!!!" -Jerry Ellis �"Italy, because it has a lot of cool sites to see and REAL Italian food." -Joey Trujillo "If I could go to any country, it would be Germany." -Arron Hamilton "Europe because the women there are gorgeous." -Dominic Howard ����We are so proud of you and how you have proved it is not about size but what is in your heart You ore AMAZING and LOVED very much! Congratulations Steph! We love you very much. You have a great future ahead of you. Go get 'em tiger! Mom, Dad, and Jonathan "If I were any cuter, I'd have to be twins." You ore such a beautiful young woman! Set your goals h1gh, you Will surely accomplish them. We are very proud and love you very much!! Mom. Dad, Tina, Tiffany, TraVIs, Dustin, and Cody. Our blessing 1n disguise. You have brought years of joy to us. May you walk In God's "Sonshine· al. the days of your life. Love, Mom and Dad . Please continue following your dreams. We are so proud ?f all you have achieved. You truly are an amazing son and grandson! Love. Mom and Dad, Grandma and Grandpa. LIE>E>Y L;"LOMM~N I have always been proud of you. because you've given me the best moments in my life. Good luck son. We love you, and congratulations. DAVID ~U6TAMb.NTO We blinked our eyes and you've gone from our little "buddy" to a mature, 1ntelugent young man w1th a bright future. Always stay true to yourself! Love, Mom and Nona. Lij' Lib, Our favorite third born with twinkling blue eyes, contag1ous laugh, sweet. compassionate heart. You are a bless1ng and we're so very proud! Love, Mom, Dad, Carly, Cole, and Lora. AM 1;_b ~ALLOc::;LY We have no doubt why teachers have always roved you. Who could resist those eyes! We're so proud of you. Congratulations. Lots of love, Mom and Dad. �Ty D12.1NNON Ty, No matter how far you go. or how old you get. you'll always be our ENERGIZER BUNNY! We love you! We are very proud of you!!! Love, Mom and Gfam and the dogs, tool · s And{ew · rnaz.in9 cong{a\ula\IO~ondertul son and ~e \{ue. we '(ou a{e a U{ d{earns co M Ya\\ YO b{o\he{. ~dot you. a{e soP{0 Love you to{eve{ 'and oaniel. Morn _JULIA £::>12.YANT My little Jessie, Mybabygirll You are witty, funny, smart. pretty. caring, adventurous. and such a joy to everyone. especially to me. Beautiful inside and out. So very proud o~ the beautiful young lady that you are today. Chase your dreams and always believe! I love you more! Let's ride elephants! Mom From the moment you were born, you have brought so much joy to our lives. We are so proud of all your accomplishments. This is your moment, you can achieve anything you set your mind to. You will be successful in life. Dad and I are so proud that you are our daughter. and we are proud to be your parents. Love. Mom and Dad �YA Q.~;_y~;..6 Ryan, were so proud of you! We're excited to see where the next chapter in your life journey will lead you. With our love and support Mom and Dad Cooy PoRT Cody we are so proud of the man you have become. We know Papa is looking down from heaven and is smiling. We love you very much. Love Mom and Dad A II;. L~ PACWI;..CO Dear Nick. Watching you grow up and become the person you are today has been one of the greatest joys of our lives. We love you! #ThankYouBasedGod -Mom and Dad PI I !<.AI N ~;..N My G-nome, Thursday's child has far to go ... stay true to yourself on your journey and stay away from cats! MiAmorcita Your smile and silly ways bring us joy. Your accomplishments, dreams, and hard work will pay off. We're so proud of you! Con Carino, Dad, Mom y Bro t\lloNTY PoMPA My son, from the second I saw you 1 knew you were going to do amazing things. You have proven success, MVP Football, Track and your education. 1 know anything you strive tor will turn Into success. Always remember each day of your life you are not alone, your dad and I are here every step of the way! 6AVANNNA ___......, t\llAROUARDT Savanna, it has been a daily pleasure to watching you grow from our baby girl into such a beautiful young lady. Always stay true to who you are. Love, Mom and Dad P~;..oPL1;..6 Aaron, you have grown into such a wonderful, caring, young man and we are so proud of you. Succeed in what ever you choose to do. Love Mom and Dad. LucA6 p AOUI;..TTI;.. We are so proud of all that you've accomp 1shed and can't waif to see what the future holds for you! We love you- Dad, Rikka, Mom and Mike Po\\II;..LL Lucas, The past eighteen years have been a wonderful JOUrney with you. You've become an outstanding young man, and I couldn't be prouder. I love you! Mom XXXOOO �~IZ.I2..Y AL(;)(Ib MI;_DINA b...LLib heth .,. I am m th . t c ,. fi·om .,t:w . I OJX:front. Jde!in h .g·g<•s[ . • ' 011 \JlO\\ th· 1t I fan. I ' ,,' 1·11 . • mn ro111·' d 1c .,. f'or vou. (),1 <I 1\ \ "I Vs I . ,• > ' t 1l<'re a• nd . thtv I \ \I'11 I . lh ' ..· . ·.\ OliJ ... cl(Il i<.JtiOI) I 111o for \'c ll • • ·'. ( 'cmorltt l . . Jll t a little loud•r· .., ' I atJ< lls' I . . I )ad · .tm ' '1) ' proud of rou. ( 1. EJ li... . .f,:) • II,. Alexis, You are a beautiful young woman with a wonderful sense of humor. You have brought many laughs and smiles into our lives . It's hard to believe you're already graduating; we are proud ofyou. Follow your dreams and shoot for the stars! Love, Mom, Michael, and Karmyn _JoWNbON Breon no, Words cannot describe how proud we are of you! You worked hard to get here and we are confident you can accomplish whatever you set your mind to. We love you bunches! Love- Dad, Mom, Nona, Papa, Oma, Opa, Matthew, and Janine IZAcw~;_L fv1cANINCW My Rachel. Your new journey in life is about to begin. Be true to yourself. Believe in yourself and you will succeed . Watching you grow into a wonderful young lady has been amazing for me. Always loving YOU unconditionally. My special hugs and kisses. Love, Mom �_JObWUA !:JANTOb We love you fur al hat you are, all that you have been and all that you're yet to be. Mom and Dad \V~J2.N~R Q_~ICW~RT "People quote too much." ""Joshua R. Santos ACO& Q.~IM~R lfs time for you to fly oft 1nto the world and continue your life journey. You are an amazing young man. 1 am so proud of you. Love you, Mom We are proud of the man tho~ YOu are becomng. ·Mom and Dad In my heart you'll always be my little boy. Love. Mom uz !:JANTOb Where did the time go? Our little baby girl has grown up into a beautiful young woman. We are so proud of you. Congratulations! Mami. Papi. Nibi. Yezen1a, and Orquidea DOMIN IOU~ !:JK.ALLA Dom. "Do not go where the patr may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a tra1l." ""Ralph Waldo Emerson We love you! Daddy, Mommy, and Bubba !::JNoDc;R.A66 Pnncess. From your f;rst day of school to your last. you have g1ven us pride, laughter and love. We couldn't be more proud of you. Love, Mom. Dad, and Preston Ravyn, wearesoproudofyou. You are such a blessing, and you've grown into a great young lady We love you so much! Love, Mom and Dad t\llci/_~NNA Gabby Girl. word ~an not descr be how proud we are of you. We know what ever you do you will succeed. Cheer on in life. Love, Mommy, Papa, Grandma, Grac1e, Daniello, Baby Lee. Allie, Justina !:JUMM~RFI~LD McKenna, -You will always be my "baby girl." Love, Mom �ICTORIA 6AN C!-1 ~- tv1 ON D I2.A<::;"0 N Wow l 7 years! You bring us so much happiness. You will be great in whatever you do. We know things can happen to change your plans In life, always remember you can overcome anything. Try to enjoy life. We are proud of you Love, Mom and Dad Hanna, We have watched you over the years grow into a wonderful, sweet, and caring young lady. We are so proud of you ! You have brought us so much joy and laughter over the years. Always stay positive, love yourself. and keep your head high in whatever you do! WE LOVE YOU!! Love, Mom and Dad A DAN I tv11LL~R ICIA 6T(;.PI6N I j.(_-f?I2.0\VN No matter what happens in life, always look forward. Stay true and humble and everything w1ll find its place. We will always be here. We always knew you would succeed beyond our expectations. Love, Grandma, Uncle Jeremy, Erika, and Isabelle When I look at you and how you've grown, I don't know where the time has gone, or when yesterday became today, but each t1me I think of the joy you are in my life, all that comes to mind is "YOU are AMAZING!" and ..._....,...... I am so PROUD �fvliCWAb_LA TAYLOR My TRE TRE, I love you with all my heart I want you to remember I am always beside you no matter where life takes you. I know life is tough sometimes, and other times it is wonderful!. Use what you've learned to your advantage and you will come out on top. Love, Mom -.JoWNNib_ f2..o~IN60N Johnnie G1rl, We are all so proud of you! you have brought us all so much joy! We love your laugh and your smile! Remember we will always be here for you! Love, Mom, Dad, Bunny, Jordan, andAydan We are proud of you son. You will continue to make us proud in all you do, as always. GO BRONCOS _Jb_661CA /.f¥:f:A141.C.L.0 7AIIN Mario, at just a baby we were simply amazed by you. You are our special gift from God. Keep smiling, learn1ng, laughing, and reaching for your dreams Love Mom and Dad \V1L60N Jessica, You are amazing and talented young lady. We are very proud of you and love you so much. Mom, Dad, and Kyle PRb_6TON 6WALIN6K-Y Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined We are so proud of you Preston! We love you so much! Emily, we are so proud of you and your accomplishments we look forward to what God has in store for your Bright future. We love you, Mom and Dad VICJORIA Congratulations Chuckle. We are VERY proud of you. You've made it this Far, now go out and realize your dreams Love, Dad, Mom, and Lyn Tori, \VAIT6 Your Dad and I are proud of you. Your life is just beginging, anything 1s possible if you set your mind to it Love, Mom and Dad. Romans 8:31-39 �p E=>ATI;_b Stephen, We're not quite sure how to say this, yet. But we are very proud of both you and your accomplishments. We know you will do well in the furture and this is only the first step. Go out and make a differnece in the world! We wish you much success and joy! There's no one like you ... ou .. We love you! ! Mama. Papa and Nicholas TuTTLI;_ Taylor, Always remember that your father is with you. He is so proud of You. and so ami. Love, Mom Do not follow where the path may lead, Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail -Ralph Waldo Emerson Just look at you now. We are so proud of you. Hope all your dreams come true. Love you. Mom and Dad �I 6.. L;'ALL~c;"Ob Desiree. I remember when you were born, what a blessing you were. You're an amazing person and so special. You've grown mto beautiful woman. I hope all your dreams come true. I am so proud of you. -Love Mom My princess, I'm very proud of you. You've set your goals from the start and now are reaching them. I drove you home slow when you were a new born and now you are a senior ready for the world. May God watch over you -Love Dad E:>RIAN L;'ALVADON To my son Bnan, Ever since you were a little baby boy you were the cutest, smartest little thing I often think about when you were in pre-school and I would drive you to school every morning. You would just talk and talk and talk. You were such a good little boy, never caused me any problem I knew you would grow up to be such a unique young man, and I was right. Brian thank you for being such a good little boy. I'm so very proud of you and love you more than life itself. Congratulations baby boy. now spread your wings and fly. Love Mom and Dad. �CAROLYN CA6TONON Who'd have thought we would have been blessed with a ch,id in our 50's? But, when one door shut another door opened and in you walked. You have been such a wonderful addition to our lives and we are so very proud of you. You are the best daughter ever! I We are excited for you as you begin the next phase of your life and are confident you will continue to make us proud We love you baby girL Mom and Dad My Sweet Carolyn, De bebe, prefenas jugar con libros y revistas antes que juguetes, no cumplias n1 1 ano y escribfas con mucha seguridad ... eso eran pautas que nos indicaban que te gustaba lo intelectual, grac1as a Dios siempre fu1ste responsable con tus estudios y siempre lograste cumplir las metas que te proponfas; luchaste contra Ia adversidad con mucho valor e inteligenc1a y con Ia expenenc1a que estas adquiriendo en Ia vida y todas las virtudes que Dios te ha dado lograras ser una persona ex1tosa, eres una senorita de origen hispano digna de admirar, al cual tus padres nos sentimos b1en orgullosos ... Muchos exitos en Ia vida mi amory Dios te bendigo por siempre. Love, Daddy and Mommy You have grown 1nto such a beautiful person and we know you will do great on your next challenge in life. Continue making smart decls.ons and JUSt be1ng you. We are so lucky and grateful to be your parents and will alWays be here for you. Love you, Mom and Dad Congratulations Vall As we've watched you grow from that sweet little girl in~o the special young lady that you are now, we know you can accomplish aPything. May god bless and keep you always. Love, Uncle Joe and Aunt Gail �"$~ ~ tty~ of ~~ ~ ~s ~~ ~~k. fo-r i.e J) Congratulations Maegen on your high school graduation II We are so PROUD of all the hard work and dedication that you have put towards your education. As you end one journey and start another; remember no matter where life leads you, and no matter what you do, we'll always be your biggest fans and we'll always be here for you. Sending you all our love, Your Family �~U!::>TAMI;.NTO David -On your first day o f school, you told me irs OK Dad you can go now. I didn't want to let you go. I guess I need you to tell me, irs OK Dad you can go now. I am so proud of you. Love you, Dad Congratulations! Another chapter in your life comes to an end . It wasn't always easy, and despite all the obstacles in your path, you persevered! We are overwhelmed with pride and joy in your accomplishments. Our wish for you, Live life to the fullest, have fun, and be happy! We wish you all the success in your future endeavors. With all our love, Mom and Dad �AVoNA iL.uWLMAN A daughter may outgrow your lap, but she will never outgrow your heart I am so proud of you baby girl. Congrats 20131 I love you! Love, Mom "The greatest gift an honor is having you for a daughter" by FaZhou from Disney's Mulan. Cupkate you have grown into such a smart, strong, beautiful, young lady. We are so proud of you and love you so so so much. Dad, Mom, and Mandy �J2..1~TOPU&;J2. LAN~;_ Christopher. Your journey through these past 12 years have definitely been hard and trying time for you. But you never complained and never gave up. You're the perfect example of what a dedicated and determined man can accomplish. Now that this chapter is over we cant wait to see what you can do in the next. We love you and ore very proud of you. Mom and Dod To My Little Girl Jess1e Taylor Luedeke, "Ain't nobody said nothing 'bout no lunrch. I don't want no lunrch. How u durin'!" Jessie you have grown up so fast. I can remember the first day you started pre-school and now you are graduating. You are an amazing athlete, friend, student. and a beautiful young lady. You con always make me Iough and cry at the same time. That is what I love so much about you. You don't let anything or anyone stop you. so w1th that said; "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go 1nstead where there is no path and leave a troll. Only those who nsk going too far can possibly find out how for one con go." Your cup runneth over with the love we all hove for you." Mom -Dad (Steve) -Brittany Grandpa & Grandma Hamilton All of Mom's Family �CLAY tvlcCoM~~;_ AND ZA.cw LIND6b...Y "Cousins are many. Best friends are few. How awesome I found both in you!" Congratulations! We're proud of you both! Love, Your family NI;_L60N There are not enough words to explain how proud I am to say that you are not only my daughter but my best friend . You have grown into such a beautiful. smart young woman. You have such a carefree spirit; don't ever let anything or anyone change that. Follow your dreams and your heart and you will accomplish any and everything you set out to do. Please always remember that I am always here for you and no matter how grown you "think" you are, you will ALWAYS be my "Baby Girl.-="--lloveyou Love Mommy There are many Brittany's out there, but there is only one you. The warmth of your heart is only overshadowed by your potential for success Cannot wait to see what you're going to do next. Being a part of your life is indescribable. We are proud, Dad and Donna �DO T OVb.!:> Brandon, congratulations. baby boy!!! You finally made 1t through high school!!! ! We are so proud of you!!! Irs amazing that you are by far the smartest child we have and Chris, Genadine and Moly would a ll agree. We know that even though your sib lings tease you often about being the "baby boy" who got everything, they are proud of you and love you very much. We want you to know that we feel so blessed to have you fo r a son. It has been a true honor to watch you grow up and for us to be a part of everything you have done thus far. We are proud of the young man you have · become and grateful to have had this time with you. You have always been a huge source of pride and joy for our family, not just because of your many accomplishments academically and in sports, but because you have grown up to be a wonderful. young man who is intelligent, loving, thoughtful and kind toothers. Just know that no matter where you go or what you decide to do for your future, we will always be here to love and support you. Now that this chapter in your life has come to a close, irs time to start a new one. Pretty soon you'll be off to explore the rest of the world! We know your next journey in life will keep you very busy but Brandon, p lease don't forget your way home ... We love you so much, Mom, Dad, Chris, Genadine & Moly �Ryan, You've come a long way from a shy, clumsy baby and a chunky I ttle boy, to a handsome fit young man so outgoing and full of JOy. You've always lent a helping hand, no matter what the task. With a little or nothing in return, have you ever asked. You are willful and determined, confident and dignified True to your convictions, you fill our hearts with pride You fill our lives w1th laughter and always makes us sm11e Please don't ever grow up ... at least not for awhile. We love you so much! Mom and Dad TAYLOR J2.1CWMOND There is no friendship, no love, like the love I have for you. While I strNe to teach you all about life, you taught me what life is about. I can only give you good advice and put you in the right path, but the final forming of your character lies in your own hands. Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and live the life you have Imagined to the fullest Love you. Mom �Andre, We are so p roud of you Andre . We know you will be very successful in everything you choose to do. Stay positive, stay cool and keep berng YOU I With all our love, Dad, Mom and Nadia. Cu ~I ~T4~aw~:-::\~,..; VoLCIC We love you, we beueve in you You are an awesome grandson Don't ever let go of your dreams. Grandma and Granz Christian, You have been a blessing srnce the day you were born. We are so proud of you. We iove you, Dad, Mom, Isaiah and Sydnee �~IANCA !::JOTO Dear Bianca, It is hard to believe, it seems it was yesterday when God placed you in our hands and hearts. You are and you always will be the beautiful. smart and loving daughter. We love you so much. You have been b lessed with the great teachers you have had from Kindergarden to High School. Bianca, remember you are the best, the very very best, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Continue your success, God Bless you and good luck in college. The entire family is very proud of you . -Mom, Dad, and Daniel .LJ 0 LDCI2AFT ... ;::=~==~-=:-..:.:.. Kyra, We have enjoyed watching you grow up and become a beautiful, young woman. We hope you will continue to strive for excellence, be tenacious in life's endevors, trust the teachings of Jesus, and lean on God in times of ....,. trouble. We are proud of you. LoveNways, Mom and Dad �012-DA Q.o D 12..1 c;-u l;Z We're very proud of you and all of your accomplishments. We love you! Love, Mom and Dad As soon as we saw you, we knew that you were going to be a very special young lady, but we weren't prepared for how extraordinary you'd become. Your whole family is proud of your accomplishments and will always be your foundation. Love, joy, and peace to you. DANI~LL~ T o12..12..~6 Baby Girl Words can't express how proud I am of the beautiful young lady you have become Irs hard to believe you're a senior, I remember when it was your first day of kindergarten and how independent you were. I wish you the best in what's to come your way. Continue to be kind, respectful to others, and keep Jesus in your heart. Love Always, Mom xoxo The day you were born, my life had began. Everyday was a blessing helping you grow 1nto the princess you are today. I have never been so proud of one person as I am of you You are the light that makes my day shine. Love You, Dad �355 Main Street cur:ity, CO 809 1 1 S..L. 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Dean 152 cl-.cr. 1acic 15. 43. 133. 136. 106. 109 guilar. Marcos 47 guirre. Briana 123. 130, Babb. assandra 133, 95 10 Babcocl-., Joshua 133 Babcocl-.. Karlee 133 Baca. nthony 47. 113, 107 Baile). Matthew 133, 95, lien, shlcy 133. I 08 106 lien, Jonathan 0. 4 Bal-.er. DeeQ I0. 39 lien. tephanie 26, 84, Bal-.er, ophic 123 146. 160 Bak.ke. Chel ie 5, 113 lmeida. Martha 133 Balquin, Manny 5, 132, lonzo. Penelope 113 133. 134 msberg, Katie 123, I 0 Barajas, Alexis 113 nderson. Alina 146 Baraja . arah 15, 146 nder<,on, manda 113 Barber, Wesley 133 ndcrson, Bracken I0. Barefield, incxia 133 53. 123. 106. 107 Barnes. Kalaranasta<,ia Ander<,on. Michael 146, 123 151. 10 Barne . . Matthew 123. I 09 podaca. dam 113 Barnes. Terry 133 podaca. Angelo MartiBarry. Caitlin 4, 133 nez7.47,127 Bas<,-Keena. Adin 133, Ap daca. Gabby 12, 58, 109 146. 164 Bates, Jcnni I 0. 146, I 00, podaca. Justina 133 10 ppcl. arah 7 . 123. Bates. Marl-. 4, 123, 131 106. 107 Bates, icholas 123 quino. iriana 42, 43 Bates, tcphen 146, 9 , rchic. La· che II. 146 167. 106, 107. 108. 109 rmij - igil. Kaylee 50, Bayle), Jo-,Iyn 57, 133 113. 105 Bcal. Devon 133 rm<,trong. Haley 30. 6 Bearden. Lance 133 69. 70 Bca\·er, Ethan 113 rmstrong. Lcxi 123, Beaver. Ga\ in 5, 123. I07 106. 107 Beaver, Jessica 87, 146, rthur. Rose 123 161 rtmeicr. oellc 50. 51, Beckworth, Drew 113 71, 113. 107 Beldiman. lex 41, 63, Asberry. Demetrcu<, 13. 113, 105, 10 17. 146 Beldiman, Kayla 33. 133, shcr. Racchel 123 106 Ashmore. Kay Ia 123, I08 Bell. Ryan 146. I06 tencio, ngelo 39. 146 Bellamy, Markcice 39, Atencio, Javier 39, 41, 146.99 62.63 ". Bellow, Bethany 133 Belzer, Robyn 146 Benda. Hunter 9. 133 Bendele. iden 142, 146, 160 Bengogullari-Juntune, Jordan 146 Bennet, crgie 4, 113. 121 Bennett, Ryan 146 Bennett-Burgess. icl-. 146. 147 Be\en<,. lyssa 123 BeYerl). Myk.aela 146 Beyers. John 123 Bicel-.. imone 123 Bigham. Kelsey 4, 19. 145. 147,9 Bila. aitlin 113 Blal-.e. yana 4, 147 Blake. Marshae 39, 63, 147 Blodgett, Danielle 23. 147 Bobian. Matthew 27, 89, 145, 147 Boden, Tyler 133 Bolwell. ydney 133 Boone. Shane 113 Borden, Maegen 4, 145, 147, 170 Border<,, Anthony 133 Bosch, Kayla 123 Bo worth, Paige 84. 113 Bowdre, Carlos 9, I 0, 39, 147 Bowers, Catherine 123 Bowne. Cody 39, 84, 88, 142, 147 Box. Keelan 133 Box, Kevin 113 Bradford. j 133 Bragg. Herbert 78 Branch. Brandon 39. 66, Braziel, Dante 113 Brewer, Jessica 18. II 0. 123 Briseno. Elena 133, 140 Britt, Breanna 113 Britton. Michael 133 Brock. Cameron 133, 134 Brool-.s. hianne 72, 133 Brown, Brandon 62, 63, 133, 137 Brown, Chris 124 Brown. Sarah 147 Browning, Emma 133 Brubaker, Halee 134 Bryan, MaKayla 50, 113 Bryant, Julia 147, 161 Buchwaltcr, Mcl-.entic 69. 113 Bugg. Madi-,on 123 Bullocl-.. Kaitlynd 123 Burciago. sia 134 Burge'>'>. Daryn 113 Bur". manda 134 Bur". shley 123 Burke. mber 134 Burkett. Brandan 41, 113, II Burlingame, Jillian 113 Burlingame, Rebecca 113 Burnett. shley 113 Burnett. atasha 123 Burn<,, Tristan 123 Burton. Tim 149 Bush, George 15 Bustamantes, Dekota 4, 22.41 Bustamantes, Gabriel 4, 147 Bu-,tamcntes. Zachery 4, 123 Bustamcnto, David 145, 147, 160.96, 16 Bustos, Terry 123 Byer . Donnie 30, 52, 53, 123 Camarata, Austin 134, 106. 108 Cannon, Faith II 0. 113. 121. I 07 Cannon. Kelli 24. 109 Cannon, Lindsey 134 Cano. Adam 147 Cantrell, Chad 134 Capps, ate 41 . 113 Cardenas, Casey 147, 106. 10 Carrion. Michael 53, 134 Carson. hakiera 113 Carte, shlcc 147, 179 Catte, Jacob 134 Carter, Levi 123 Carter, Tiffany 123, I 07 Carven, Talon 7, 147 asper,Jason47, 113, 10 Casper,Jes<,e 11,47, 148, 109 Casper. Josh 47, 62, 63, 123 astanon , arolyn 11.57, 145, 14 . 169. 107 astillo. Katie 114. 106 astillo, can47,14 astillo. hane 52. 53 athey, can 114, I06 ayce. Ian 114 enters, Wesley 114 haapel. Matthew 124 hacon, Justin 39 hadbournc. Hannah 114, 116 hamness, Briana 114 Chandonnet, Tim 148,99 hapa, Jesus 114 Charbonneau, Matthew 47,79.99 Chase, James 124. 95 Chatman, Auneccia 49, 71, 14 . 96 hatman, Damian 67, 143. 14 hattcrton, tephan 134 Chaucer, Geoffrey 153 havez. Andrew 124 Chavez, Angela 12, 114, 95 havez,llicne 124 havez, Patrick 53, 148 hcc, aleb 53. 148 Chee, Kayleen 53, 114 Childers, Cheyenne 114 hong. avannah 124 Christopherson, Derrick 134 Clark, Daniel 134 larl-.. Sadc 114 Clark, Yonathan 134 lausen. amantha 134 lemens. Jazminc 134 Clcmenh. harley 2. 123, 124 Clemons, Leon I 14 Clingingsmith, Benjamin 114 Cochran. Danielle 134 ochran. can 124 Coddington, Marquis 23. 39, 72. 14 ogdcll, moni 72. 134 Cohu, Kayla 114 Cole, aleb 30 Coleman, Laura 134 Collins. Corey 124 ollins. Jayccnc 124 omier, Marcel 7 onklin. hris 88, 112. 113, 114 onl-.lin, Jessica 134 onsa\agc, Kiana 32, 91. �Davi<.,, Richard 5, 122, 124 13-f Davi<.,, Tynia 135 Consavage. Kohlton 22. De Jesus, ndrew 5, 149. ll.f 161 Consavage. Shaunte 124 DcMamp. dam 14 Contreras, Jo'>C- lfrcdo DeMattos, Hannah 93 12-l Deal, Brandon 115 Cooper, Chri'>tina 148 Deck, amantha 27. 135 Cooper, Kathy 114 Decker, crina 124 Cooper, icrra 92, 134. Defigueircdo, a<.,imiro 137 135,99 Cordova, James 114 Degcnaars, Braydcn 47, Corey, Kaleigh 114, I 07 84, 149 Cormier, Marcel 22, 132, Delancy, alani 44, I 12, 13-l 121 Correa. Ja mine 4, 114 DeJonge, Tom 149 Correa, tephanie 14 Dempsey, ameron 115 Cotner, Corena 134 Deni1, Yaralee 122, 124 Couch, Quani'>ha 53, 124 Desscn, arah 158 Cox. Ashley 114 Deutsch, kylar 12, 58, Cox, Joshua 134 122, 124 Creamer, Daniel I 0. 46, Deutsh, Fran~ais 79 .f7, 145, 148, 100 Dever, hclsic 124 Creamer, ean 47. 79 Dever, Erik 149, 152 Creekbaum, Logan 124 Diaz, onnor47.135 Crichton, Christopher 86, Dia1, lsmael 135 114, 14 Dicus, Lcxis 115 Crow, Robert 14 Dillingham, Brooke 135 Cruz, Dalia JimeneL 136 Dixon- mith, nnMaric Cruz, Gabrielle De La 149 149 Dowdell, D minique 49, Cullinane, Tori 124 51,69 Culpepper, Devin 114 Downey, Breanna 12. 149 Cunningham, Alex 44, Drew, James 93 114 Drinnen. Lance 4, 115 Cunningham. Bruce 124 Drinnon. Ty 88. 149. 161 Curtis, Anthony II, 148 Dudley, arah I , 5 , 115 Curtis. Darien 148 Dugger, Phoenix 15, 142, Curtis, Thomas 124 149 Duk, Darren 81, 124 Duk, atalie 135 Dulaney, Kristen 115 Dulin, Kimber 7. 149, 155 Dumas, Jordan 3, 135 Dungy, Daniellc 124 Daily, aron 114 Dunlap, Aaron 115 Dale, Mar hayla 114 Dunlap, hawn 4, 124 Dale, Mianca 134 Dunlap, Taylor 135 Daniel, ickolas 134 Dupont, Jason 115 Darden, Dominique 134 Duran, Danna 45, 132, Davenport, Brittany 114 135 Davenport. Robert 148 Duran, Olivia 115 Davis, ole 113, 114 Durbin, Cameron 135 Davis, Courtney I 0. 132 Durfey, Mason 46, 47 Davi<,, !lana 134 Durfey, Vandy 12. 142, Davis, Katie 4 . 144. 149 Davis. Kris 41, 63. 84. 5, 149 Duval. Mariyah 149 112, 114 Dykstra, Katie 133. 135 Davi<,, Kylie II. 14, 43, 92, 134 ary, Marissa 19, 149 aster, David 149 Ebert, aitlin 115 Edmonds, Jordan 122, 124 Edwards, Daniel 124 dwards, Shayna 115 dwards-Thompson, Jaden 149 Eggers. Takoda 124 Ellis,Jerry 10, II, 15.55, 110, 145. 149, 155, 163 llis, Megan 43. 87, 149 Elmer, Caitlin 135 ltagonde, Alundra 16. 149 ltagonde, Bailey II. 5 135 Embry, Patrick 149 merson, Waldo 164, 167 Erickson, atasha 125 rker, Lena 125 Esch, Mark 125 scobar, Clarissa 112, 115 Escorcia-Luna. Elijah 84. 135 scoria, Elija 140 Espericueta, Dominique 135 Espinosa, Adrianna 115 Esquivel, Alejandro 40. 41. 78, 112 Eveland, Brandon 149 veland, Joshua 115 veland, Lauren 115 Falcetti, Anthony 86, 115 Fedor, Haley 144, 149 Feenstra, David 115 Fergins, Darren 81, 135 Fincher, Alex 18, 135 Finck, halise 149, 160 Fink, Jordan 44, 125 Finnigan, Laci 149. 160 Firkins, Kevin 125 Flaten, Bailey 15, 49. 135. 141 Flaten. Cameron 4. 115 Flores. Fernando 149 Flores. Gabby 72, 150 !orcs, Jordy 115 Fluellen, Thomas 66, 150 Foist, Dallas 125 Folely, Zac 4, 39, 84, 135, 138 Forbes, Robert 125 Ford. Amber 0, 135 Ford, amantha 115, 118 Fordom, Matt 17, 85, 115 Foster, li'>a 135 Fotten, Azia 4 Foulk, Jared 39, 46, 47, 150 Frye. Caitlyn 135 Frye. Isaiah 84, I 15 Fuentes. Kevin 6, 87 122, 125 Gcrwcck. an 125 Gianoli. lexandcr 150 Gibson. Chantal 18. 122. 125 Giescgh. Kirsten-Marie 125 Gilbert, Jocelyn 136 illettc, manda 9. 115 Girardie, athen 112, 115 Gittelman. Devin 84. 150 Glommcn. Libby 150. 160 Gloor, Joshua 86. 125 God. May 16 Goergen. Valantina 150. 156. 169 Goggins. va 115 Gold<,berry. Krystyna I 90. 125 Golliher. Kristina 125 Gonzale, riyana 115 onzalcs. Jordan 125 Gonzalez. Gretchen 150 Gonzalez. Karen 32, 0. Galindo. Diego 150, 160 136 Galindo, Maria 125 Gonzalvo. Pauline 125 Gallagher, Ryan 135 Gonzolez. Chachi 125 Gallegos. Anthony I 15 Goodman, Kyree I 0. 39. Gallegos, Desiree 4, 13, 12 . 129. 132. 136 Goodwin. llison 7 , 136 150, 168 Gallegos, Michacl 125 Goolsby. William 115 Gallogly. James 4. 54. 55. Gootee. Christopher 116 Gordan. Lafaith 37, 53. 150. 160 Galvadon, Brian 14, 150, 150 171 Gordon. Anna 125 Galvez, Jcsenia 60 Gordon, Mathew 116 Gamb a. Carlo'> Meza Gordon. Trevor 136 G urdin. Joseph 4. 125 II Garcia. Jimmy 135 Graham. nthony 9. 125 Garcia. Kric.,tic 53, 125 Graham. athan II. 39, Garcia. Mariah 115 I. 144. 150. 160 Garcia. Robin 45. 125, Grambihler. Jame 73. 131 136. 139 Gardner, Michael 150 Grant, Caitlin 116 Garretson. Jymon 66. 115 Grebas. Jay 125 Garrett, Mariah 93, 135 Green, Korce 10. 47. 125 Gaskarth, lex 154 Green. Rhianna I. 116 Gac.,kin'>, Tony 149 Grenz. orri 114 Ga<.,ter. heyenne 135 Griffin. lyssa 150 Gatlin. Robert 150 Grima, abrina 14. 5 Gauthier, Erika 135 116 Geeslin. hanson 135 Grimme. Elizabeth 6. 7. George. Tiffany 125 150 German, very 4. 132. Grinstaff. Lacey 125 Grin'>taff. Megan 33. 79 135. 137 Germany. Jazlyn 132. 136 Grin..,taff. arah 125 Genncroth, Hunter 57. Gudino. Kevin 47. 7 Guerra. Kri 4. 47. 62. 150 Gerrard. Liarn 7 . 4. 125 �Guerrero. aron 125 Gunter, Du-.tin 24. 53. < 2. 150 Guthrie. Jacob 33. 136 Guthrie. Trista 136 Gut1crret. Pedro 32. 142. 150 Gu) ette. Jordan 12. 56. 57. 66. 150 Guzman. Florentino 125 Haar. Timoth)' I 16 Haden. K)' le 53. 6. 125 Haenze. Rj 55, 132. 136 Hager. Lauren 136. I-ll Hall. Chardonnae 69 Hamada. Cherry 50. 116. 117 Hamada. K]son 126 Hamilton. rron 150. 156 Hamilton. Grandma 173 Hampton. driene 79. 126 Hancock.. Taylor 136 Hand. T'andra 126 Handford. Demetric 84, 136 Hansen. Logan 150 Harding. ustin 57. I 26. 131 Harper. . hie)' I 26 Harper. ic 7 . 122, 126. 12 '107 Harreson. Cody 4 Harris. Katel]n 151 Harris. icole 6. 126. 99. 107 Harri'>on. Cody 41, I 16 Harrison. Michael 116 Hart, Abigail 53, 151. 100 Hartman, Mitchell 56, 57 Hartmann. Peter 116 Harvey. Daniellc 136 Hawk.ins. Arianna 4. 126, 129 Hayes, Morrigan 4. 116 Hayes, Winter 136 Hayhur<,t, Ariana 44, 45, 63 Haywood, Ryan 126 Heidi. Hcnf)' 4 Helk.ey, Kierra 126 Hendrix, J1mi 156 He nrc. Ka)' Ia 44. 126 Hem"). Heidi 116 Hensel. Ka. C) 116 Hen-.le)'. Jewel 126 Hen-.lcy. arah 9 Hepburn. udrcy 146, 147, 157. 159 Hernandet. ndrca 4. 136 Hernandet. Brittan)' 57, 126 Hernandct, Daniela 116 Hernandez. Josh 4, 126 Herndon, Ian I0. 66. 143,151.97 Herrick.. Joanna 136 Hicb. <\\annah 39, 40. 49. 5. 132. 136 Hilk.emeier. Breanna 4. 136, 13 Hilkemeier. Bryce 126 Hilleary. Triqan 116 Hilton, Pari-. 152 Hitchner. Corry 136 Hladek.. Da\ id 116 Hogan-,on, Bonnie 116 Hoggan. pencer 142. 151 Hogue, Matt 132. 136. 141 lloldcraft. Kyra 43. 151 Holleran, MaKynzie 50, 110, 116. 119 Hollowa)'. Ja1min 4, 116 Holmes. Dc-,mond 39, 3. 127 Hopk.ins, ashal)'ne 126 Hoppus, Mark. 153 Horsley. Jerrica 126 Hounshell. Kayla 151. 171 Howard, Dom 66. 67, 151, 156 Howell, Heli 126 Howell. Jamek.ia 151 Howell. Kelly 21, 80 Hubbell, Robert 116 Hubbs, raig 84 Hud-.on. Justin II. 151 Huerena, James 2 Huerta-Lopet, lcjandra 126 Huerta-Lopez, Diego 151 Huerta-Lope;, Viet r 136 Huggins. avanna 116 Hume, manda 151 Huntington. Monique 116 Hutchins-Bruch. Kodee 126 Hutchinson. Kacey 33. John.,on, Hunter 56, 57. 45. 136 99 Huxoll, Garry 136 John'>on, Jame'> 126 Hybert. can 116 John'>on, Jawaun 116. 119 Hypes. Xeandra 126. 128 John-.on, Kari-,-,a 86, 116 John-,on. Kasia 152 John-.on. Mak.enna 42, 43.92 John-.on. Mik.ayla 136, 95 Jolie, Angelina 117 Jone!>, Brandon 137 Ibarra, Ray 66. 7 , 125, Jones, Jacquesc 126 126 Jonc-.. Jasleen 33, 49 Inscoe, Anthony 116 Jones, Jason 116 lsgar. Garrett 136 Jones, Kenneth 47, 84, I-.idorc. Brianna 50, 51, 126 91. 110, 116 Jones. Kristopher 126 [ver'>on, Brianna 33. 116 Jone-.. Mack.en;ic 137 Jones, Marissa 116, 152 Jones. My;aiah 28. 117 Jones, hamari 124 Jones, hontel 123 Jone'>. ierra 45, 69, 84, 116, 117 Jones, Tavare'> 146 Jack.son. hristopher 126 Jone-,, Taylor 92, 137 Jackson, Mariah 151 Jones-Malone, Deandre Jack.son. Marvin 39, 12 126 Jack.son, Ya ·Anna 126 Jordan, Cheyenne 126 Jacoby, Teresa 136 Jordan, Elitabeth 126 Jaden, Thompson 116 Jordan, Raymond 87, 137 James, Chris 63, 151 Jursen. Bailey 140 James, Isaiah 126 Ju\tus. Mason 126 Jaramille, D'Andre 84. 116 Jason. atascha 116 Javalera. Fabio 15 I Jeans, Dezmond 116 Jenk.ins. Kristina 126 Jennings, Shannon 151 Jensen, K'Lee 27. 152 Kahre, aleb 56, 57 Jimenez, Chayanne 133. Kalter, Kieran 53, 127 136 Kasallb, Bailee 152 Jimenez, Lurrenzo 13 Kathrein, Zachary 97, 144, 152 Jimenez, Victoria 126 Jimenez-Cruz, Dalia 9 Kaugar'>. Luk.as 28. 87. 152 Johns, Kaylen 112. 116 Johnson, Aaron 126 Keag, Jacey 127. 129 Keehn, Austin 12 Johnson, Abby 89 Keehn, Garrett 137 Johnson, Abigayle 116 Keeler, Delaney 44 Johnson, Alexander 136 John-,on, Breanna 116, Kelly. Park.cr 117 117, 152 Kent, Kayla 152 Kimbrlin, hanca 17, 137 Johnson, Courtney 19. 136 King. Blak.e 152 John-,on, Dewayne 10. King. Tiffany 127 126 Kirby, Matthew 137 Johnson. Erica 69. 116, Kirkham, Justin 78, 132, 105 137 Kirkpatrick., Christopher 117 Kirk.patrick., Dariu-. 117 Kisk.adden, oah 127 Kissane. Kayla 12, 152 Klopcn-.tinc, Alec 30, 31, 152 Kocher, Jonathan 127 Koonce. Kyle 117 Kraft, Breann 117 Krct;er. Zachar)' 4, 84. 127 Kring. Amanda Ill, 137 Kring. Katie Ill, 152,96 Kuhlmann-Katay. Avona 152 LaBar. Phoenix 117,121 LaBarr, Tya 152 LaBoy. Jessica II Lace}. ntreise69.117, 99. 105 Lacy, ammi 42, 43, 66, 92. 96. 100 Lafner. Colin 122. 127 Lama, Dalai 155 Lane. Christopher 152, 176 Lanich, James 137 Larsen, Laura I . 137 Larsen, McKenna 137 La-.trella, Crystal 9, 51. 125, 127.98 Laughlin, Haley 21. 70. 71. 137 Laurent. Kyra 127 Laury. Daikown 41, 117 137 Lee. Micah 7, 53. 153 Lee. eneca 127,9 , 100 Leinweber, Cody 153 Leon-Guerrero, Jennifer 153 Leonard, icholas 15, 19. 153, 9 . 162 Lewis, Jack 127 Lewb, hamari 4 . 49. 51,68 Lindsay, dam 117 Lindsey. Molly 18. 127. 130.99 Lindsey. Zack. 9, 91. 92. 144, 145. 151, 153. 174 Linn. Brian 127, 131 Liu, hao Jun 53, 137 Liu. hao Po 53 153. I00 �Logue, Taylor 117 Long, Tierra 127 Lopet,Aiexis 137, 105 Lopez, Jennifer 153 Lopez, Jo~ue 127 Lopez, Mari-Sol 117 Lopez, Sharona 84, 142, !53 Lorenzo, Carlos 127 Lovato, Celene 92, 145, !53 Lowder, Brandon 137 Lower , Taylor 117 Lowry, Chri~tina 117 Lucero, Matt 41, 78, 117 Luedeke, Je~sie 13, 37, ~9. 72, 7, 148, 173, 153 Luhrmann, Baz 156 Lujan, Samantha 79, 112, 117 Lule, Caroline 117 Luna, Alexandra 117 Lunsford, Alexzander 117 Lymburn, Adrian 89, 127 Lyons, John 117 Lyons, icole 153 MacAdoo, Alyson 42 Madden, Cassandra 44, 117 Madden, Kenndra 137 Madrid, Jeremy 142, 153 Madrigal, Hector 30, 52, 53 Maestas, Jacob 137 Mahoney, Meaghan 49, 70, 71, 137 Makin, Bradley 117 Mallicot, Mikayla 91, 127 Mann, Brittney 117 Margurite, Kali 88, 137 Marinov, Ivan 127 Marinova, Kristiana 132, 137 Markel, Christopher 137, 95 Marquardt, Savanna 153 Marquez, Kayla 153 Marquis, Michael 153 Marshall, Ryan 54, 55, 146, 153 Martin, Amber 153 Martin, icholas 39, 72, 137 McQuilliams, ynthia 50 Martin, Raechel 45 Martin, Tyler 117 Medina, Codee 138 Medina, Lexie 66, 154, Martin, Viktoria 117 Martinez, Alicea 58, 137 163 Medrano, Wesley 62 Martinez, Angel 12, 117, Melvin, astassjia 118 153 Mendoza, ngelica 87, Martinez, Carmen 135, 154 137 Martinez, Elissa 126, 127 Mendoza, Cristina 118 Martinez, Hanna 153, 165 Menini, Ashley 37, 118, 120 Martinez, Jacob 117 Martinez, Jeremy 39, 153 Menini, Aubrey 45 Martinez, Jose II, 47, 153 Meumann, David 118, 121 Martinez, Joshua 53, 84, 135 Meyers, Alexis 118 Martinez, Julio 153 Meza, Carlos 113 Martinez, Karina 127 Mihill, Kirsten 122, 127 Martinez, Kevin 136 Mihill, Kyla 47, 126, 127 Mason, Victoria 127 Mihilll, Kirsten 131 Massie, Ronell 153 Mike, Jordan 118, I 05 Matache, Stefan 127 Miller, Andrew 55, 127 Matata, Hakuna 151 Miller, Dallen 128 Matthew, Klaudya 127 Miller, Danielle 154, 100 Mayorga, Andres 117 Miller, Jacob 89, 138 Miller, Joshua 128 Mazari, Casey 52, 53, 148, 154 Miller, Kyle 18, 138, 99 McAdoo, Alyson 15, 43, Miller, Mitchell 10, 138 137 Miller, Robert 63, 128 Me ninch, Rachel II, Miller, Taylor 128 Miller, Tristan 138 144, 154,98, 99, 163 McCalmant, Jade 84, 127 Mimini, shely 45 Mimlitsch, Juliette 154 McCalmant, Theodore Minaj, ikki 155 117 Mitchell, Lexus 154 McClain, Jade 69, 137 Monasterio, Rachel 128, McClune, Tori 80, 82, 129 137, 98, 105 Montgomery, Aaron 83, McCombe, Clay I 0, 19, !54 28, 145, 105, 154, 174 Montgomery, Michael McCombe, Tabitha 32, 128 117 Montgomery, Tiffany 154 McCoy, Trinity 117 108 McCullough, George 27, Montoya, Herman 118 137 Montoya-Yzaguirre, AmMcCullough, Jes. e 127 ber 84, 154 McDevitt, Brian 117 Montoya-Yzaguirre, McDonald, Sean 117 Esperanza 128, I08 McFail, Tyrek41, 117 Montoya-Yzaguirre, MarMcFarlin, Benjamin 154 cella 118 McGahey, Brian 39, 90, Moore, Charleston 118 !54 Moore, Chaz 12 McGahey, Donovan 41, Moore, Matthew 10, 127, 112, 117 106, I08 128, McHuen, Dakota 127 Moorman, Haylee 128 McHuen, Skylar 45, 78 Mclrvin, Crystal 127, 129 Morales, Heidi Acosta 133 McKinney, Isaac 117 Morgan, Alex 12, 32, 37, McKinney, Ra~had 37, 146, 106, I07 56, 57, 81, 98, I00 McKizzie, eth 123, 127 Morgan, llegra 138 McMillan, Manny 124, Moriarty-Lockit, Jamie 128 Morris, Zebediah 128 Morrison, ikaylee 78, 118 Morse, Zachary 53, 154, 109 Mortenson, Julia 138, 106, 109 Morton, Tristan 57, 72, 88 Morton, Vincent l 0, 148 Moseley, Daniel 138 Moseley, Patricia 154 Moses, Alexia 58, 59, 128 Mueller, Adrian 128, 107 Mulnix, Jolene 118 Munoz, Anelysa 124 Munoz, Aubrianna 118 Munoz, Olivia 128 Munoz-Marquez, An'elisa 128 Murdoch, Joseph 154 Murphy, Tessa 79, 128 Myers, Patrick 138, I 06 ance, MacKenzie 27, 47, 13 '107 ance, Taylor 14, 44, 118, 107 avarro, Trysten 78, 128 eal, Desdemona 84, 128, 107 el on, Brittany 154, I 08 emeth, Meghan 118, 106 equis, Volecabo 59, 64 esselhauf, Shelby 154, 109 ewman, Ashley 25, 44, 89, 108 ewman, Saraya 24, 48, 51 guyen, Ashley 118 guyen, athan 24, 27, 132 ickerson, Zhante 58, 154 icolae, Emilian 29 orri , Bobby 41, 118 orton, Ashley 84, 128 othstine, Jamison 118 ovak, Asheley 6, 128 Ochoa, Marcos 154, I 06 Olivas, estor 128 Olivencia, Christian 154 Olson, Mindy 118 Olson, Sky 138 Olson, Tanner 84, 128 Ordaz, Sergio I 0, 39, 66, 143, 154 Ortiz, Esperanza 128 Ortiz, Faith 44, 118, 107 Ortiz, Hopee 45, I 07 Otto, Ryan 56, 57, 154, 176, 107 Ours, Robert 13 Outler, Michael 128 Overmyer, Joseph 47, 118 Owens, Robert 138 Pacheco, Danielle 37, 52, 53, 155, 99, 100, 162, I 09 Pacheco, Isabel 118, I 06 Padilla, ngel II, 88, 151' !55 Padilla, Jacob 39, 138, 141 Padilla, Miranda 20, 21, 155 Padilla, Stephanie 118 Pagan, Johnathan 87, 122, 128, 106, 107 Pagan, Luis 118, 106, I 07 Papasergia, Cole 95 Papproth, Dedrick 53, 138, 140, 105 Paquette, Zee 4, II, 155 Paris, Luke I 0, 128 Parker, Taylor 128 Parrott, Alex 92, 155, 98, 100, 106 Parton, Grayson 39, 127, 12 Patino, Brianna 7 , II Patterson, Chance 85 Peacock, Lindsey l 0, 142. 145, 155 Pease, Kevin 37, 47, 129. 107 Pena, Lexus 92. 129 �People~. aron 155 Perez. le:-.i~ 129 Ragsdale. Keimont 6. Pcrct. ·rica 139 110. 139 Perk.in .... Alexieu<, 138 Rains. Heaven 69. 119 Perk. in . Lc\i 135 Rains. Ty lcr 39. 139 Perr). Octavia 132, 13 Ramiret, udrc) 5 , 119 Peter . Caitlin 6 , 69, 71, Ramirc1. Kristina 139 129 Ramirc1. Michelle 156 Petersen. Rick. 10. 25. Rawdon. Harbin 26. 156 29. 13 Rawdon. Lauren 119 Petti~. ortney 128. 129 Ray. Kaleb 156 Pel!. Desiree 129 Raymond. aiti 49. 51. Phalavong. Kelly 69, 81. 139, 141. I00 13 Rayo~. Robin~on 129 Phillip.... Jordan 66, II Redfearn. Lee 129 Phillip .... Joshua 118 Redford. Jerrell 112. 99 Phillip .. Ju-.tin 155 Redman, hri~tina 129 Phillips. Rachel 155 Reed. j 47. 133. 139 Pick.en . Jy ... a 20. 37. 70 Reed. ndre 129 Pierce. Kallee II Reed. abina 4 . 49, 156, Piiraincn. Megan 155. 164 162 Reeves. ancs. a 44. 119 Polk.. I abcllc 44, 45. 4. Reeves, ictoria 45. 60, II 129.95 Pompa. Mont) 10. 13. Reeves, Vivica 45. 80 155. 162 Rcgi-.tcr. Gabrielle 119 Pope. lexander 15 Rehder. Kaitlyn 139 Porcelli. Joe 13 Reichert, Werner 13. 81. Port. ody 142. 155, 162 156, 164 Port. Jo<,hua 118 Reimer, Jacob 57. 84. Porter. Michah 78, 155 156, I00. 164 Potter. lexander 30. 129 Rendon, James 139 Potter, Elizabeth 129 Rcsonia. rica 45 Powell. Lucas 78. 155, Reyes, Marco 90. 156 162 Reyes. Ryan 142. 156, Powell. Riley 129 162 Prater, Logan 51. 69. 70. Reyna. A'>hlcy 132, 139 71. II Richmond. Taylor 20. Prater. Rile) 117, 118 144, 156 Prater. Trevor 3, 155 Riggs. Tyler 41. 119 Pratt. Cyan 116. II Rilke. Rainer Maria 153 Pre -.on. Brandon 13 Rivas. ngel 14, 72, 84 Primmer. Tyler 13 Rivera. ndre 10. 26. 29, Puckett. Emil) 129 156. 98 Rivera, haac 41. 119 Rivera, Jaiden 119 Rivera-Burciago, Domanic 2, 4, 156 Robbin'>, Icc 139 Robbin\, lexander 139 Roberd\, Kaclynn 142, Quancy. Hannah 66, 155 144, 156, 176 Robcrd~. Preston 25, 55, Quigley. Corinna 138 112, 119 Quillen. Brenden 119 Quintana, Racli 139 Quintana. crgio 84, 129 Robin..,on. Johnnie 42. 43. 157 156, 166 anchez-. Victoria 157, Robinson. Trcnten 139. 165 105 anderson, Jason II 0, Robles, nthony II Robles, Emiliano 119 Roble<,, Peter 2, 139 Rocha, Sergio 66 Rodriguez, nthony I0, 139 anderson, Joshua 119 andoval, amucl 119 Santarina, Patrick 83, 157 antiago, mmanuel 118, 53, 129 119 Rodriguez. Ashley 4 R drigucz. Bethany 69. antiago. 7. 129 Rodriguez. Jordan 13. 42. 43, 156 Rodriguez. Ricardo 156 Rogers, Jo~hua 139 Romero. Alex 47. 119 Romero, A<,hley II 0. 156, 99 Romero, Crystal 129 Romero, Felizardo 157 Romero, Kiara 139 Romero, Michelle 129. 97 Root, Austin 157 Ro<,ack, Annie 136. 139 Rosales, Amayrani Orantes 128 Ro<,ario, Erica 15, 135, 139 Rose, lsa 114 Rosenbaum. amantha 139 Ruby, lillian 43. 90. 129. 9 Ruffenach. Kaela 139 Ruiz. shley 50. 119 Ru. hing, D' ijah 119 Russell. Deni e 129 Russell. Randall J 19 Ruybal, Erin 157 abisch, Kayla 60. 139 aint -John, MaKenzie 45, 79, 139 aint-John. icolette 139 aint-John, Zoe 7 . 119 alas, Caroline 13 , 139, 154 alazar. Brandon 41, 7 alloum, Kasey 129 anabria, Eugene 4, 39, I. 144, 157 anabria, Mario 3 , 39, oella 139 anto~. hristian 129 antos. haac 157 antos.Jm.h 13,157.164 anto'>, Luz 83. 157. 164 anto'>. Mitchell 129 armiento. orina 44, 119 aunders. nthony 66 choll, ick. 57, 129 Schreiber. ric 39. 129 chumacher. Denise 42. 43. 157 cott, Desiree 119 cott. Diana 69, 84, 119 COlt, Emily 119 cott, Joshua Martin 137 cott. Kiana 122, 129 Scurek., Kelsey 42, 43, 71 Seaton, Courtlynn 130 Seibel. Juliet 130 Sena, Cheyanne 130 ervant. Lauren 22, 119 evilla-Casillas, Jose 139 Sexton, Michael 88, 119 halinsky. Preston 47, 157 hank.land, Johnny 119 hank<., Megan 43, 139 Shepherd, Johnathan 139 heppard, John 39 her, Tristan 41. 63, 119 hields, ierra 28. 130 Shipwa<,h, Paje 15, 16, 20 hoop. mber 137, 139 hoop, arah I 19 hort. Brea.,ha 71, 157 Shoup, Makayla 9, 12. 51 hrum, Jeffrey 6, 139 hryack, Donald 139 iedler, Brent 88, 157 ills, Jarrett 136, 139 ilvis, Mik.e 22, 56, 57, 80. 139, 100 Simmons. Haley 81, 119 immons, Hondray 10. 57. 130 immons, Wesley 5, 53, 130 Simonic. Amber 130 Skaggs, Kara 1 19 k.alla, Domi 9, 10. 49 142. 144, 157, 164 . k.elton, Justin 130 k.y. Kayla 171 later, Rik.k.i 130 male, Damean 115 mith, lys'>a 133, 139 mith. Angelina 71, 157 96 ' mith, AnnMarie 11. 144 mith. Billy 142, 157 mith, Cameron 22. 86. 9, 157 mith, ollin 119 mith, Cydney 60. 130 mith, Damien 119 mith. Isaiah 23, 81 mith. Jeanette 130 mith, Leon 140 mith. Raegan 119 mith, Trey 130 mith, We-,Iey 140 mith. Whitney 45. 130 mith-Dimouro, Lakoda 130 noggrass, Ravyn 24, 90, 91, 157 oica, John 130 orency, Ri Icy 47. 130 oto, Bianca 142, 157 oto, Daniel 47 oto. Jo-.e 120 picer, Alex 39, 140 talin. Joseph 159 tarke, ate 54. 55 Iarke, teven 54, 55 laton. Zoe 115, 120 teen, J shua 157 teger, John 158 tcin, hawn I0. 84. 130 teinbed.. John 122 tephen, Fffc 65 tcpisnik.-Brown, Danicia 81, 158 Ievens, Erin 120 Ievenson. Dakota 7 , 134, 140 teven<,on, Damon 88, 120 Ievenson, Penelope II 0. 140 Ievenson, Robert Louis 157 tewart, Fred 39, 130 tiles, Trenton 120 tirgus, Jasmine 12. 130 tockhouse, Taylor 120 togsdill, James 39, 130 tolworthy, Christina 120 �130 tone. t:rles 57, 158 Thomas, Leon 87 torm. Kiersten 130 Thoma'>. Timothy 57. 86. traitiff. Devon 120 130 trebel. Matthew 140, Thompson. Jaden 120 I-ll tringer. Cassie 6. 7, 53, Thompson, Joseph 120 Thomp'>on. Malei' ka 130 90. !58 Thomson. Brett 130 tringer, Ryan 120 Thorpe. Isaiah 120 trunck. Madi'>on 140 uaret. londra 13, 60. Thrower-Dor'>ey. Tevon 130 0 ullivan. Talia-Lyn 140 Tim, Cameron 39. 130 Tim, Mathew 15, 54. 55, ullivan, Tomas 158 158 ultbach. Levi 130 ummerfield, McKenna Tomlinson, Katie 140 Torres, Daniellc 158 152. 15 . 164 ummerhill. hanelle 120 Torre , Richard 47, 131 ummer..,, Ethan 41, 120 Totten, ?ia 118. 120 Toves, Brandon I0. II, 38, 144, 158 Towe, Christopher 131 wank. Iy-,sa 130 Trafton. Jordan 15 wank, Elizabeth 120 Travi . Matthew 4. 140 wetnam, Lane'-.sa 130 Trehern. Joshua 120 wickard, Charles 13. Trigg, Becca 140 158. 166 Trobiano, Shayna 140 Trujillo. Emilio 140 Trujillo, Joey 39. 62, 156, 15 '100 Trulson. nthony 52, 91. 158 Tuck, Marian 131 Taijeron. Devyn 25, 57, Tucker. Kayla 15 Turner. lexis 158 66. 140, 100 Taijeron. Donivyn 21. 53, Turner. Joseph 140. 99 Turner. oren 6, 9. 136, 122,97.99 140 Taman. Vincent 130 Tuthill. Caitlyn 140 Tankersely, William 41, Tuthill, Danielle 158 120 Tuttle, Taylor 13. 66. 158. Tankersley. Patrick 33 197 Tarver. Deloria 130 Tatum. Jacob 5. 47. 140 Ttu. Lou 151, 154 Tavares. Josiah 120 Taylor. Branden 130 Taylor, Dakota 41, 120 Taylor. Dayton 15 Ta:rlor, Michaela II. 142. 158, 100 Taylor, Trevon 46, 47. pshaw. K'vaughn 140 158, 166 tera, Zachary 140 Ta:rlor. iomara 140,96 VanSickle. Micheal 83 Tedder. Charlie 130 Vance. Haleigh 120 Tedder. te\ ie 44 Vansickle. Chri'-.topher Tepel:r. Cheyenne 45. 131 122. 130 Vargas. Jerem:r 90. 131 Tepley, Hailey 45, 120 Velasquez. Brisia 69. 119, Terry. La· ha 4, 120. 120 140 Thomas, hristopher 140 Veneklasen. Jessica 140 Thomas, Kenisha II 0. Vera, Lupita 15 Winkelbauer. Makayla 121 Winter'>. ameron 121 Wissel, Jame'> 84, 131 Withers, Maddie 44, 131 West. Brandon 57, 131 Wittlinger. Katlyn 141 West, Dorothea 141 Wohi-Guerrero. driana II 0. Westberg. Darrin 47, 121 131 White. Patrick 121 Wolfrum, onora 131 White. Tyler 47, 91, 159 Wood, Daniel 121 Whittle. Kyle 129. 131 Wood. Morgan 4. 12. 29. 99 Widner. ustin 47. 113, Woodridge. Rielcy II . 141 121 Worrell. Tatjana 6. 7, 159 Willenburg. ndrew 141 Wyatt, lexi'> 131. 131 Williams. Brandon 141 Wynn, Du'>tin 131 Williams. Harri'>on 121 Williams. Johnny 53. 121 Williams. Kyndra 121 William'>. Levi 115. 121 Williams. Mackenzie 72. 87. 110. 131 Williams, Rayland 131. 95 Xiong. hing 157 Williams. Rhianna 141 Yadao, Kate} In 51. 90, 131. William'>. Trevor 4, 121 100 Williams. T:r 2. 141. Yadao, Ka} Ia 5, 22. 51 142, 159 Yadao. Malia 50. 121 Wilson, Brian 141 Yalongo-Vigil, hristopher 38, Wilson. Garrett I0. 46, 39. 141 47. 121 Wilson. Ja:rme 25. 36. 62. Yates, lex is 30, II 0. 131 63, 144. 159. 9 , 166 Yates. Elijah 141 Wadsworth, Tobia'-. 47. .l J · 43 159 Young, Destini 69. 13 1 WI SOn, eSSICa . • 131, 100 166 Young,Jon47.142.159 Wagner. Kara 4, 9 Young, Olivia 122, 125. 131 Wainright. Darrell 15, 39. Wilson. Van 30. 66. 159 Zahn. Marlo 142. 159. 66 131 Zimprich. Tyler 131 Waits. ictoria 159. 166 Walker. Gabrielle 159 Walker. Kage 57. 120 Walker. Lane 57. 141 Walker. Megan 47. 131 Walker. aint 156 Wall. ngel 7. 122. 131 Wall. Lorren 31. 53. 69. 141 Wallace. Hatel 50. 51. 66 Walton. l:rsha 159.96 Walton. John 121 Wann. nthon:r 112. 121 Warner. nna 121 "L::et no one despise you Warren. Dominique 56. foryouryouth, butsetthe 57 believers an example, in Warren. Mariah 159 conduct, in love, in faith, Washington, Diamond in purity." -1limothy 4:12 121 Watson. Adriana 5 180 is a safe place where Watson, Dakota 159 students can meet, get Watson. Dylan 57. 141 to know each other, and Watson. Erika 121 pray and talk about God and personal issues. Weaver. Colton 141 Anyone and everyone Webb. Brandon 22 are welcomed. Weimer, Dwayne 41, 12 1 Ver..,teegh. Cole 84. 158. 96 Vialpando. Esparanca 71. 158 Vickers, Jamie 18, 90, 131,96 Victoria. Jazmin 120 Vigil, Fabian 39. 110. 131 Vigil. hahala 140 Villafan. Kath:r I 0, 145. 158 Villafan. teven 79, 131. 99 Villarreal, Bonnie 89. 159 Villescas. Elijah !59 Vitalich. Jacob 46. 47 Vitalich. icola. 47. 120 Volcic. hristian I0. 13, 15. 110. 153 Volcic. Isaiah 39. 40 Volcic. Jacob 134, 140 Voorhee'>, Ja<,on 23 Wenttel. nthony 10.21 Wesemann. Jessica 1. 159 �1 had so much fun this ear. Being able to e with these people eons the world to e . Now Lindsey and Bianca are all grown p! :') Th1s is my second amily and I wouldn't ant it any other way!:) · was awesome! I loved veryone I worked wrth. t was cool ~hat I got to eet new people and eo· their interesting tones (when teMewing). ea~t:oo Yearbook was the best class to start off school everyday. It was a time where you could meet new people as you nterv1ew them make pages, and play around Wl+h pictures. My day wouldn't have been complete wf~hout those whO were In yearboOk. When I wake up 1n a bad mood in the mornings, these lovely people never fail to make it better. Irs the best first hour ever! I will miss those leaving and for those coming; you'll have a blast. :D was a lot of n this year. I enjoyed ng to work with other people in school to get my IDCJQE~s done. Also. e in yearbook really fun and .o rnnn<-> it even better. 1\1,-,,,-,,~·vv"\1/ Yearbook... Everyday is my favorite memory; from the laughing to the crying .... No I'm kidding, is great. SWAG SWAG at I learned about earbook, was the ifferent ways and styles , o take p1ctures. giving it unique and creaative ook. I liked looking at my ges when they were in1shed. and seeing the nd result. ....S: ]:> 'fJ ~ his year we've created many unforgetable memories. I fNIII definitely miss yearbook been a great few years of learning, and awesome experiences. Courtney, do an pmazing job next year. and ~toy BEAUTIFUL:) rs ___... earbook has been an ' maz1ng experience for e. I loved taking lctures around the chool and going to vents; capturing aments that will emembered for years to ome. I got more nvolved in school and et a lot of new. maz1ng people. �TWANI( You To ... lh~ Wti';). l)~arbook ..·taff would hk~ to ~how our appr~ciation to th~ following ~pport~r*- -Gre' Stirnack of Wal worth Publishing Cornp ny -The WidPfi lcl Publi hing Gladiator ewspap r Staff -Mrs. Eberwein -WHS clrninistration -Walsworth Publishing ornpany -Attendan .e, Business, and Main Office Secretarie , M . Maeze -Mr. Duren -Landon Finch (Finch Photography) -Lee Bernard of Colorado Classic -James Drew CoLoPWoN Advi or: Amy Hawkins-Keeler Editor-In- .hicf: B1anca Solo Co-Editors- Courtn y D<lVI , Savannah Hicks, Lindsey Peacock Photo Editor: Lincbey Peacock De ign Editor: Jerimie Lee Contributing Staff: Kc1y ee Wil mer'>, Noel Ia Santic~go, araya ' wman, Alexis Yates, Mariah Garrett, AI x Fincher. Publishing: The 2012-201 ~ Widefield High chool Yearbook wa publ ished by Walsworth Publishing ompany, 306 Kansas \ t·nue, Marceline, MO, 6465 8. Mr. Greg tllllack served a c mpany ntative. The book wn::.i ts of 192 r vr page. and a supplement I insert. The pages were designed on 6 Dell computers u::.ing lnDesign CS4 by a ~taff of 11 student.... The staff used two Canon Powershot S3 1 S a Canon Rebel, and the staff's personal cameras for candid photography. Lifetou h took all mug photographs: Lee Bernard of Colorado Ia si lmag !"> took all the ports team gr up photograph . Prominent fonts used in thi book are A'v PCEm ilee, AWPCC ntebb e, 1\WPCAvantguarcl. ��Johnny Shankland (9) Sanchez, Cooc'l Bennet. RJ Hoenze, Bret ethan GrohorT' Jacob Volc1c, Issac Gasc ho , Coach Gosc'la e emy Madnd "JICI( Leona ·d. '\! k StJohn. Kenzie Brooke D ll1ngna'Tl, Jaco b Guthne, Dylan Watson C r1st1on Volc1c Chr s Yola ngo-V1g1l. Andres Avila, c Mar o Sonabno . EfTI o ~ruij1ll0 , Ryan Bennett, Ba qUin Jillion Ruby Dylan Watson . Chose Mor1arty Lock:! Coach Av1. a , Coach Avilla av n Beaver Steven Star~<. Chris Yolongo-Vigll, RJ rev Green Wes:ey Barber Andrew Miller akota McHuen Cra1g Ed g a r, Manny Bolquin, Steven V1ll1fan . ..;oi"r.'lV Sha nkland Issac Goscha (12) I Zoe So1rtt Johr>, M c hoel Outler. Shone Mason Hunter Joh!"lson aten Sarah Grlnstoff Coac h Williams Harper Dezmond Jeans, Anthony kota Bustomontes Et'lon Beaver, Sandoval. Preston Roberts, Lio m anuel Sont1ago. Cody Horr son , James Wiliams Andres AVIla (12 goes up to bat he hit a 1ne dnve nbetween 1st and 2nd base he states When lwakto base and get eoc::Jv to bat I s mpty or about what has happened dl.Wlng the game and ust focus and swing �• Noella Santiago (11) celebrates after winning her match against Coronado. This was her fifth win in the season �Lov~ Mb..AN6 NoTWIN~ 1N T ~NN16. E>UT ~V~RYTWIN~ IN LIF~ ennis is one of those sports that you can play for the rest of your life, it's one of those sports you never forget. These girls had a true passion for the sport. They had the dedication to come out every day and gave it there all in practices and matches. These girls would play every chance they got, sometimes even on the weekends . "We've all come so far . We started from the bottom and now we're here," said Octavia Perry (11 ). Each game started with the common phrase. "Iove-aii" which is another way of saying 0-0. The scoring may sound weird to everyone else, but to them, it was completly normal. "It's not just how you play on the court, but how you 1nteract with each other. Having fun makes the game enjoyable for everyone." said Makayla Shoup. Even though the girls either played with a partner or by themse·ves, they all had a special bond with one another and a friendship that would last 'The thi"lg 1 love about our tennis team 1s we're "lOt just a team, were a family." sold PaJe Shipwash ( 11 ) Story By Saraya Newman and Noella Sant1ago T < ~ r-T (]) ~ Q_ c 7" ;::; 0 :::Y ::J_ 0 ,...,. VI 3 (]) ,...,. ,...,. ::J 0 I'D 0 lD ::J ~ 0 ::J ,...,. VI ~ :::Y 0 -~ r-T VI 9-30 0 0 Q_ ~ Q_ I (]) 0 ' < ---i -, VI (]) :::Y (]" -· (]) VI (]) r-T ::J :::Y (]) r-T Back Row: C ach Greibel, Dalia Jimenez Cruz, Xeandra Hypes. Saraya Newman, Octavia Perry, Allegra Morgan, Jacob Reimer. lddle Row: Marla Zahn. Caroline Salas, Paje Shipwash. Kelly Howell. tRow: Loci Finni Ba Elena Briseno. 0 n ~ 8 ,...,. (]) (]) VI ~ 3 ,...,. :2 •(]) �Just l1ke every other sports, everyone bonds as teammates and become a family later on. "We are close like a family. We help each other out and be there for each other if needed," said Carlos Bowdre They w t ou ns and losses together. Their bond may get weak. but It never gets t5r01< . os o 10) said. "I like my teammates a lot. We have a good bond w1 ti o was d1f nt from last year though. A lot of connection was lost we trying to keep the connection the same and stay as a family." �irds are singing, bees are buzzing, and the days are longer. Spring is officia lly here! Track season began with a BANGI Track season began with runners, jumpers, and throwers having high hopes with several goals for the season . Jordan Mike (9) said . ·one of my goals tor track is to increase my speed and to become a better athlete overall ." While some had goals to improve themselves over the season , some had goals to get into state . "My goal tor track is to qualify for state: sa1d Tavian Valentine (9] . Logan Prater (9) agreed ."! want to go to state with Katie Davis (12] ." Track isn't a sport that contains just running . There are other events as well such as; shot put, discus throw, hurdles, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault. Athletes agreed that track isn't an easy sport. It requires a lot of training and commitment. "Track is a fun, but a difficult sport. People may think it's nothing but a bunch of running. It's much more than that." agreed Jordan Edmonds ( 1OJ There are multiple events that each athlete took part 1n. Some were indiviual races while some required team work Eugene Sanabria ( 12) said, "4 x 1 is the most competitive race To me. ;t relies on life ,n the future. Irs a short race but you're going to do whatever 11 takes to w•n. Just as you're going to do 1n hfe." There are some races that could make ott> e+es mess up ,ust by over th king rt Monty Pompa ( 12) agreed "Hurdles is p1obably the only race that If you think about It, you 1 mess up Just go 0:11 al"'d run • Track seaso!"l ended with athletes knowing !t-rey d d we' . They bea• t'1e • personal records over tt>e seaso!"l reached so'Tle ot their goals. and gave 1t trerr best tr•ougt>out the seaso!"l B Story By: Kaycee Summers �Ro : Coach Cerdena, Johnathan Pagan, Viktoria Martin, Emi ly Scott, Alexandra Luna , Daniel Soto, Garrett Wilson I Row · Winter Hayes, Martha Almeida, Crystal Romero, Kayla Beldimen, Michelle Romero, Raegan Smith : Chantal Gibson, Brittany Hernandez, Robin Garcia , Clarissa Escobar, Penny Stevenson, Jezenia Galvez, Alejandro Huerta �'What can I say about this crazy team? Well. there's a lot I can say, we've worked so hard this season, and improved our skills by so much. This team has become family to me. they've made my second season on varsity a blessing . I've enjoyed working with these girls and growing so close to each and every one of the. I just want to say I love you girls! Make it a good season next year." -Danielle Torres Break away to the goal, 1 on 1 with the keep. GGOOOMLLL!! The Gladiator soccer teams worked extremely hard to get where they wanted to be. Both of the teams grew close during the season. Through thick and thin, win or lose they always stuck with it, going to their full potential making sure every game was better than the last. Even out of season, both varsity and JV are one big family. Story By Courtney Dav1s (Love you bbys!) : Coach Anderson. Danielle Pacheco. Bianca Soto. Meaghan Mahoney, Sammi Lacy, Lauren Hager. Morgan Wood, Brayden Degennars. Jose Martinez · Danielle Miller. Maegen Borden, Jasleen Jones. Alyssa Pickens, IIana Davis, Kacey Hutchinson, Sierra Jones : Hanna Martmez. Ashley Reyna, Danielle Torres, Courtney Davis, Savannah Hicks �It 1s most peoples' dream to go to prom. It 1s that one dance you f1nd the dress of your dreams, and dance the n1ght away But before you become Cinderella danc1ng w1th her Pr1nce. you have to get asked, there is no fairy Godmother grantmg that WtSh Clay McCombe ( 1 2) asked out his date. 'I put a s1gn on a goat that sa1d 'W1II you GOAT to prom with me?" and the goat tr;ed to eat the s1gn . Although some people didn't need a fancy proposal such as Jessie Ludeke ( 12), who told us, "We were JUSt dating. so he assumed ." Wak1ng up early and gett1ng ready like Jerry Ellis ( 12), "With a showerl I put on a fresh pa1r of good looks." or Ike James Gallogly (12), 'I take a shower and listen to ZZ Tops Sharp Dress Man." Guys have it easy though taking a shower. getting dressed. and maybe doing your h01r. Girls on the other hand. had to wake up bnght and early just to start to get ready. All the g1rls had to get their h01r done. do the r natls, and do their make up. After doing all of that they finally had to put on their dress. When we asked Brian McGahey( 1 2) what he was looking forward to the most he sa1d. "Just having the experience! I have never been •o prom before!" Whether 1t was your first time. last t1me.or botn going to prom it, was truly an amazing night. Story By Mariah Garrett and Alex Fincher �������L: .- ,;I, ' 1 I'' ,. ··~ d1l' If ...,-.., ' \ �� 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. 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Title A name given to the resource 2012-2013 Widefield High School Yearbook "Emerge" Vol 55 Widefield High School Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2013 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 Editor-In-Chief Bianca Soto; Advisor Amy Hawkings-Keeler Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Walsworth Publishing Company Extent The size or duration of the resource. 201 pages; color photographs; 7 page Spring Insert Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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