https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/60bcfb8c60d78a93cea3bfd3172de66d.pdf 1e56789b1893efa60e7429d7238127ce PDF Text Text ���������Eye on Travel Manny · nt iago ( I I) and his family travelled to New York. They had a blast. When the bell rang on the last day of school, everybody bolted out; tomorrow is the first official day of summer. In Colorado, summers are fun but they were made for travel. Whether it was in the country or out of the country. NMy favorite part was going hiking .Nsaid, Hector Madrigal (12) . Living in Colorado gives us access to beautiful places for hiking which, is always an experience. Yes, we may have great views, but Europe has the culture and history that we don't. NMy favorite part was going to The Five Villages in ltaly.Nsaid, Makayla Shoup (11) . The students went to Italy and walked around The Five Villages, which is a cliff side in Italy. People have built their city on the steep landscape overlooking the sea . There is a lack of modernization which adds the charm; paths, trains, and boats are the only things that connect the village to the outside world . HI chose to go on the French trip because I have never traveled out of the country beforeN said, Dewayne Johnson (12). The French students had a once in a life time chance to travel out of the country with a teacher; traveling alone to a different country that doesn't speak English can be challenging . Summer is the time to relax and take in the beauty that is around you; whether it be in the USA or in another country. Traveling In Michigan Josh Sanderson (11) had the amazing opportunity to travel to a lighthouse off Lake Michigan in Charlevoix or Petoskey in Michigan. One experience that he will never forget is when, '"I took the helm of my second cousins's sailboat on Lake Charlevoix by Boyne City.• While on the boat, he often swam. '"I only swam to shore once because I almost drowned: later he went to Lover's Arc on Lake Superior in th U.P. of Michigan. While there, '"I was backpacking in Pictured Rocks Nationar Forest: His summer ended with a trip to an amusement park. '"My favorite part was The Catapult at Mt. Olympus in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.· Enjoying America was something he will never forget. o-.:--------, �H~tor MCJdrigal (12) wmt on a trip with thr. French Departrrl(·nt. They wrnt to Frann~ Italy. arx:l Sr~in Alex Pot trr ( 12). Mrs.Ellis. Nick . holl ( 12). Dtwayne johnson ( 12). Hridi l Icnry (11 ). Amarxla Arx:l<'rson (11). Makay~1 Shoup(ll). ;url I!crtor Madrigal (1 2). stu:Jent Lie sp-'SCld by Kaylee Hnza �A Focus on Colorado ~s Summer Kelsev Rrx1rigue (I 0). Castillo(lO). K)lil AhJ]('ida l}il). Mak;ry Ia l.ofX' ( IUJ .omrone snaprxu a shot of arxl Qw m1 '-A ibmt ( I0) !XJSU.l fm .J pKtun 1 fore hikii~ lwsitatm forntepping him. up to th(' cliff thEy will titer imo thl'fm illg rokl Ltnlprr~ off of v..1ter at Par;rlise Cove thbstmJmer 8 Stl.dent Lie • Isaiah \ oleic ( 12) werr Paradi<;e rove wa-; a group of many (X'Ople in mmy Cblor.rlo tff'nagcr< v,ailillg to their frterd ummers. No one kmws th · mak1 a huge jump hm1ly exact rotior~ hut when you fmd it. it's .1 goxl lirJ](' after they dici P;u ad i-.e row aftrr a 50ft drop. �otora Imagine a place where one day the wind blows nicely and the sun crisps the leaves. The next day, flakes of snow fall softly on the tip of your tongue, small and welcoming . You can experience all four seasons of the year in one day; this is life in Colorado. Many people leave, but why? "I enjoy living in Colorado, but it gets so boring . I guess I'm just so anxious to get out of the state and travel," says Alec Castillo (10). Later, he finialized by stating, "One of my favorite parts of Colorado is the view. The mountains just always seem to amaze me although I see them everyday." Along with the beautiful view, the diverse geography of the state provides many activites to experience. After asking Joey Miller (10) if he enjoyed living in the colorful state and what some of his favorites parts are, he answered with, "Yes, I love living in Colorado. My favorite parts are being able to snowboard and go white water rafting ." Ethan Beaver (11) couldn't have summed it up any more perfectly than, "Waking up every morning to the sun rising over the mountains is beautifui.H Story by Rhiannon Hernandez Another really well know place to go in CDiorno. is the incline. Mitchell ntos (12). SI ncer Fraiser (12). Shawn Pu nte (12) and Devin Larsen (12) all took on the chall nge and some of them. for the very first tirnd Student Cabinet tim. !'bon! to set up our assemb]tei, f< ffill I an:l orgdil· the Irnj>Iit of our other school at t tl also I time to t in olvro arourxl the t t t Kris Gtnra (12) was fourxl with an el chivo in the Cnloralo mountains. It was mt the only place he can b:• spottro in Cnlorado. st:Ldent lfe Sp-'900 by RharY1on Hernardez �Time to ocused You wake up confused ... What's that annoying beeping Oncr link CTI'W nwm rs au nonunatcrl hv th Why isn't the sun up yet? sound? tmrh rs. they a1 c invitoo to ron](' to \C\C'ral planning and practicing events to prq:nr for 1ht That's right, it's August 14th, the first day of school! big d1y: clmming 1hr hcshmm Unk crr'll lrolll("; the freshman into the idrfidd famil . We're anxious, nervous, excited, so some day . the f r hman wUI givr l:nck too. and maybe even depressed. The bell rings ...'WELCOME BACK, WIDEFIELD GLADIATORS!' If it's the first day of your freshman year, you might feel helpless and lost, but that's okay, because we have our handy dandy Link Crew members. Make sure to come pepared for the first day; pencils, paper, and paper are very essential for the first day of school. When asking Jazmine McClain (9) 'Is high school like it is in the movies/TV shows?' she replied by saying, "No, because there's no Zac Efron." Don't slack, take your time, don't worry, and, most importantly, make memories. LIVE THE HIGH SCHOOL DREAM! Agmup 1 d wi1h thdr lxst ~my f;re; With I heii Unk I.m:lt:·r~ ~~ the Top 10 DO rS AND DON rT FRESHMAN YEAR l2 Don't date a senior. -Steven Villafan (12) Don't doodle in class. Pay attention! -Sonora Wolfrum(l2) 3 4 56 ? 89 l Take school seriously, because it can come back and haunt you. -Raymond Ibarra (12) Piease do not walk 1 MPH in the hallways! It's annoying, and crazy! Also, don't take every joke personally! Have a funny bone. -Darren Ford (10) Don't worry about all the childish drama and don't talk back or give any teacher attitude . -Brianna Patino (11) Don't make friends with the wrong people or try not to stick to one group, high school changes people; your best friend can be your greatest enemy. -Brian Linn (12) Remember to get all of your homework finished . You will wish you did in the end . -Allison Schwartz (10) Don't start drama and try to be cooler than you are. -Jeanette Smith (12) ....---~- Don't put off classes and be afraid to ask questions. -Megan Walker (12) o study, stay out of trouble, and join some extracurricular clubs! -Kynzie Holleran (11) stu:lent Lie I() Sj:r'eOO by l\llacy Barnes L....;;:::;....._____, �A group of fn~hman and their Link Uv.dders share their love for World 01p . In the end Germany won the cup but this group won with the t team spirit. "I love ing abl<' to make sornmne smile and forget aoout the "scariness" of high school It's so imJX)rtant to 'cornfortabl in your school and with yourself. .. _ jon(!) (12) mt too r.xc t!rl alxmt high school Unk crew male mr t!rl arxl a1 uaU want to go to high school .\nle Ml.ll)) (9) "Fn,.,.hrmn oner t t n gm~t exJHierre Lmk C ch girl m thought or h. h school" Ltx:as Lacy (9) "lim school use I can dlill With da homies!" .('J>le;tina Romero 10) II ��Spirit Week Floods the School The crowd roared, the music boomed, and all anyone heard was the announcer through the speaker, "AND NOW FOR YOUR 2014-2015 HOMECOMING NOMINEES." The homecoming assembly is always filled with fun activities that had the crowd yelling for more. They do things that not only involved the students but also the teachers. Being a part of the assembly was a big deal .. but being behind the scenes of the assembly setup was even bigger. *I was most proud of the crowds excitement during the assembly. We haven't seen school spirit like this in years and it was great seeing the crowd so pumped," said Jessica Brewer (121, the president of Student Cabinet. One of the best parts of Spirit Week was the final assembly. It was event that many will remember. "It all happened in the blink of an eye. The crowd was the craziest I've ever seen . Between cabinet members, it was kind of hectic. But I think the crowd was really enjoying our hard work,* said Clarissa Escobar (lll, a member of Student Cabinet. The crowd's intensity allied up to the closing event ... the announcement of the homecoming queen and king nominees. By the time the nominees were announced, the crowd was rowdy and cheering on their favorite couple. "It was very nerve wracking for all of us. It was actually funny because we were all hiding under the bleachers and constantly asking the other if our hair looked okay. The group of girls were just great. While we were waiting, we all agreed that if one of us falls, we all fall. It was a fun experience," says Crystal Lastrella (12) one of the homecoming queen nominees. Although the homecoming assembly is only an hour and a half long, there was still a lot of preparation and A LOT of time that goes into it. But after all the screaming and chanting, students felt excited by the momentum of the week. By Chiara Cepeda stLdentLfe Sp"'eoo by Kaycee SUCTYnerS ::L.:~~- �Homxoming Quo.nl Hlittany IIPrmukz ( 12) .md llormuming King. ]ush Gloll ( 12). The ni g ht th at n o o ne w i ll f org et' She woke up excited and went to get her hair and nails done for the best night of the year. She put on her dress and shoes and waited for her date to pick her up. This is what most girls go lhough on Homecoming night. One of the first dances of the year, it's a time when you get a chance to ask your girlfriend or even your crush to dance. Homecoming is a time when you get together, have fun and get crazy. "I loved homecoming, it was the best best dance, I've ever had. Especially since I got to dance with my pnnce charming, Shawn Stein,· said Sierra Jones Ill). It's an opportunity to show off your moves to the school, and dance to your favorite song . "Homecoming was crazy and fantastic' Too much twerking but classy! We all had great timet" said Charlie Tedder (12) and Josue Lopez (12). Finally the time that everyone had been waiting for ... Who would be the Homecoming Queen and King of 2014? The nominees of the night were nervous. It felt as though time was going by as slow as a snail. Time to fix your hair and look nice for the picture they will take when I wtn . "The winners ol ttiis year Homecoming King and Queen are Brittany Hernandez (12) and Josh Gloor (12)1" When they winners were announced, crowd went wild; everyone was very happy that they won Queen and Kingt Homecoming Queen and King is a dream that mosf girls and guy want to be. Homecoming Queen and King are the stars of fhe night and for lhat rest of the year. It takes a month to vote for the Homecoming Queen an<fKing. "Winning Homecoming Queen was so fetch.Thank you to everyone that voted, your support meant a lot." said Brittany Hernandez (12) . ·well first I want to thank based god for going me the confidence to run who voted and an the student who voted supported It was so humoring lo experience, thank you Shout out to the Homecoming Queen. She's a babe!" said Josh Gloor (12). By: Brisia Velazquez A group of fritnls got togNhn for a photo op lxfore tlwy wmt off to thr (Lllln~ hire Stark (1 0) askro Ashley Mcn~ni After the softhill game. Sapp . ance. E1aoorate pro~· hke D to ask a spu-...... ~"' somrone to (11) to Hon"ffflnung way lar this. were a popu the dat1Q.!.. StLdentlie 8p"8ad by snsa velazq.Jez �. ftliiii frierrls: Hop.· Oniz (12). 01eycnne Tepk~y ( 12). ;url ]illian Ruby (12). getting naly for the I clara Nominees Homecomin her rmmts. Cryst<1l Lastrclla (12) with her mom and sLster. mother. Malei'ka Titomrmn ( 12) with her mom arrl brother. and her !klrents. IS �f1oot. He also taught FO.RQub marching inthr p1radr with ·hml pirit. lltrren forrl (1 0) rnrtioo th flag h fore he playl inth( f!Xlt tkrll r-m IC Parade and Game Highlights as Dis~ prirx:esse> for the Ibn therre "Believe In M<Wc-" 16 Prople lire up to m:ieve their $HXl from etting a gcxxl smre on their AP exams. F.O.R dub waiting to exchange our chain of kmlness with Mesa Rklge"s chain F.O. R Oub exchangoo the chains of kirxiness during halftime Kel<icy Rodrigue (10) flying at half timt> during the cheerkrocrs" ~rfom~anre. �Believe! Everyone believes in something or someone. This commumtiy believes in the schools, students, and teachers. One day out of the school year, we come together as a communtiy to celebrate our rivalry with our opposing school. We don't just celebrate our rivalry, we also celebrate this community, school, and clubs with a parade. HOne thing I love about the parade is that it demostratres the unity throughout this community. And I thinks thats awesome.N Mr. Skalla said . He has grown up in this community and graduated from the high school he now works at. lhe WSD3 communtiy parade is a chance where we can show off! Show off sense of... pride for OUR schools, pride for OUR disctrict, and pride for Security-Widefield . Its awesome!H Mr. Munoz, a WHS graduate, stated . Football games possess a notable amount of value for football players; especially those who are seniors and are playing with all they have in order to catch the eye of any colleges looking for exceptional athletes. lhis game means every thing to me because we lost to them last year so it inspired me to win this year. As a senior it felt good to get the game ball back.Nsaid Darrell Wainright (12). The whole day was amazing with the parade and the game. We believed in our school and our football team; we believed in winning and getting the game ball back. ••. rah Du.lley (II) dltJml dwing half time wil h Mesa Rrlge ch(nlr<rl>rs. "TI!P half time show went rmlly 'NeiU Even through thP music wds off. I was rrnlly prOtxl of my girls anl the M(SI girls for routinuing the dancing. I rmlly enjly(d Sll'ing th Mts1 girls <nxl getting to oond with them- said Sarah DlJ(Jk·y. Story by Zoe Saint John Rex's Rowdys Twirling the school flag. Taylor Nanre (11) inspiml the crowd This ymr a new group forrnErl am brought chants. chrers. am exdtement to the garres. �Ticna lnrrg ( 12) . Billy Ma!llen (I I~ an.L ··l(lic 'v\ lker (I 0) all hovving the rommunity that they are trying to make the work! a tter ph::e dwing the Rachel~s Challenge romrmmity IID"<Kle. What would the world be without nice people? The world as we know it would be surrounded in utter chaos. But there is one thing you can do to keep the nice people around, YOU could be the nice person . Nlf you see someone sitting alone, introduce yourself, be willing to meet someone new,N said Jayden Hicks (9). There are many ways to spread kindness such as volunteering . Crystal Lastrella (12) volunteers her time Thursday at a place called nnections For LifeN, it's a pantry, life skills, pregnancy center, and a ministry all in one. F.O.R. Club only goes every 3rd Thursday of the month, but she chooses to go out of her way because she enjoys helping people so much . Crystal's advice .__ _ _...._ _ _..__...... to you is, NSpread the kindness, a little bit goes a long way.NIf you don't want to spread kindness outside of school that's fine too, there's plenty of stu::Jent Lie 8p"eaj by soncre \1\dTun ways to be nice. You could be what's called an S2S Guide, an S2S Guide or Student to Student, is a current student that helps out new students They show the student where their classes are, introduce them to their friends, help the out when needed, and take them to each class until they are acquainted with the school so they don't feel left out or lost. Nl like doing it because I like it when people feel like they are welcomed, helps people out, and the person will always have me to go to when they need someone,N says Emily Barilli (10). So whether its helping in school or taking time out of your own personal schedule or stepping out of your personal boundaries to just say NHi, being nice to someone could make a difference, one smile at a time. By: Sonora Wolfrum N �11 n you. ign thi l::rumer, you are saying that you will make a differen c in the with KINDNESS!!! .-------~~~--~ Focusing on What· s Import an ,_...,.,...... tentary Tmchrr. CmK ron Adriendl.unpton (1 2). Lc i AIm t10ng (I ') lltk AniJStnmg (II). l..1 c Dicus (II). Jam lllut h l a_-___..(I 0). Makt1y~1 Shoup (II). aTKI Mr Sk 1lla. �My~ior 'le.o..r- 'Yif ZJ (Ylprd, �AD ? Joy is an emotion every human has experienced . Even as babies, happiness and smiles were something that was engrained in our minds and behavior, something that even though we didn't know we had to do, we did anyways. So, does that change when we become teenagers and attend high school? Of course not! Everyone at our school has their happy thing (or happy place) and a seled few wanted to share that with us. Keep on smiling, Widefield! �What are afraid of? .l:<'l v movie.· M M u.rpl y (Pier JJl ~ :>f~o.tke.." 22 J<dt Hom (q) cUJ1auL" \'ICtOii I JintUK:i. (1/J v.. h J;dJ lim nr ICJJ) Tlmth. 1:10ncy•. uri tdl((")." i<xudh VJrp;IS (I 0) �Now s get scared OtristophH To\\e ( 12). dre>std as the lnr~ R;mger. irnprtSSffl many onlookers with theaumacyofhismsttmJC. Now all h nolls to oomplcte the look is Tonto. his loyal COITI(rulloll It's difficult to not celebrate on what is considered one of the scariest days of the year (other than Friday the 13th or a grandparent's birthday). Yet as students get older, the days of dressing up and roaming the neighborhood, trick-or-treating, begin to fade and are replaced by handing out candy or going to a friend's house to binge watch scary movies. Perhaps the closest thing an individual could get to the good old days would be chaperoning a younger sibling to the Broad moor to get the king sized candy bars ... Though, since tradition is an important aspect of our school, students were allowed to dress up and had the opportunity to impress their fellow man with their creative and interesting costumes; some of which struck fear into the souls of teachers and peers alike. All humans experience fear, whether it be a mild scare or a full-blown phobia . Some of these being more common than others; things like clowns, spiders, or heights. Jay Grebas (12) is especially afraid of heights. Naturally, there are some people who are scared of something another person may call 'irrational'. So, what is it that makes us afraid of another thing? Just like happiness, fear is as primal as it gets ... We are hard-wired this way. While walldng through the Social Studies hallway. I came across a familiar character . WaW Peering from behind a door. Krts Guerra deflnttely stayed to character wben posJng for the J*:ture- �In 1908, Henry Ford made the first model T car just so the average American would be able to afford a vehicle . No one could have imagined that this would be one of the biggest must haves for teenagers in of the 21st century . Now only 50 .9% of teens drive, an all time low; compared to the high of 1983 when 72 .0% of all teenagers were driving . We continue to be obsessed with our cars . Ali Mohamad (12) had to only say one thing about his car. "Smooth ." Then he alked away for soccer ractice after posing for a other pictures . Ford, even if it has seen better days . Brian Linn (12) was more than happy to talk about his car. "I love my car! His name is Oliver, and he is my best friend in the whole wide world!" He was all smiles when talking to me about his feelings toward Oliver. Henry Ford may have known that he was changing history when he invented the model T for everyone to enjoy, but he may not have imagined how popular his invention would become with teens "I t"s a tNll rnr ;ml it hokls ga.-, like a more than a century in the camel" ·tid Tannrr Qb;on (12). lie driv1:; future! away aft1'r all of the schmllflgs an'JR:klll By: Matthew in hisGJr. Arbegast Tavian Valentine (ll) seemed happy when I lked to him . " It's my life right now, and it's pretty nice." He seemed impressed with his stLdent ufe the SJT600 oy Mat w Kyle V\1Jit t le ( 12) e.xcltim; his fll'lings aluut his GH. "It gPts me all oft he girl>!" lie gcx:; off to scxn·r practice after the quick car SJxrrh. �Ali Mohammt'rl, ( 12) Kyle V\1litllP (12). Mat thew 01ar nnmu ( 12) and Andrew Miller ( 12) all show their built Ford tough spirit with Kyle V%i t lc\ (I?) tmck STICKING TO OUR CARS! One of our ymr~k This person L<; we got a M.iami Dolphins Here this Gtr is a staff arc not af!-a_Jd to showing their proud German and cnwooys fan deep decida.i to join the express her opnnon on Broncos spirit with not afraid to show in Broncos territory. Bronco crdShing They love to show par1y with this your signing! their bum~r sticker! it! it off! huge fan! Even Mario is coming to Widefield High Schooll �Fabian \ igil ( 12) vvorklrl at harlc;s _ _ __..iiutiDliXlli·v t · a!x 1ut my jllJ b taking somHhing that is broken and 111aking it furrtional again Also all th nx·n10rics I make with my f;unily • "Working in the kitchen "What I do is deliver l'> fun !Hause we just cut JR<>SeS for administration sala1s everyday." which is rnsiGllly Summer WJ.Ilrox (9) 26 running errarx:ls." Horx:lray Simmons (12) "In the attendance office all I do is give rrople JBS.'iei." Liam Gerrard ( 12) "Working in the library "Being a student assistant is fun. you pretty much get to roam arourrl the different j>ll;." school" Emily Ptr.kett (12) Zre Saint john (11) i'> fun. everyday we have �ours _ Every student needs something to do to keep them busy while they're in high school. Some students fill all their free time with a job. Tyler Zimprich (12) works at Fargo's, which is a pizza place. Tyler said, "The thing I like best about my job is my hours, I get 40 hours a week, and I work 5 days a week." With all these hours, Tyler can spend time working hard while he is also having a great time. "I need these jobs to get ready for college and they are some activities that I love to do." said Riley Sorency (12) . Riley is a life guard during the summer and in the winter he helps out at a ski resort. Ril has a lot of fun while he is helping out at the same time. "I have been a life guard for 2 years and I've volunteered at the ski resort for 3 years." "Working at Dutch Brothers coffee is a blast, the work atmosphere is incredible, and, plus, I get free coffee." said, Luke Paris (12). Luke's job is unique in a lot of ways. "I have this job because it's another way to help people, and I need the money," stated Luke. There are a lot of jobs in the world, find the one that you enjoy the most. "I've never met a group of friends that are so encouraging and genuine." says, Luke Paris. Teens take care of their needs by getting a job. La Plante 'The most exciting r:ert atX)ut my job would have to the customers. I fove talking to everyone there~~ ially the mw customers." says. Madi .... 1-'<>nninrltnn (12) ~--- MakayJa Shoup "At the Artisan Market. I do a lot of stuff like working the cash register.help rn>Ple. and sometimes even close up." said Tristan Sher (1 1). favorite J.£0 all>ul my j>b is the people I work with. Ma;t of them arc m1lly axJI to talk to and right aroun.l my ag(' so I Glll kirxl of relate with them Plus l work with my tx'5t frierrl whk·h is ax>L "-1ys. llmxiray Simmons (12). Makayla Shoup ( 11) Is wor.ldng on being a model ·It's the opportunity to be unique and be somebody. a different personaltty/character It's like acting. but only using facial expressionS and body language to a:mvey the overall purpose.· stLdentLfe sp-'f38d by Alyssa La Plante 27 �What Make s You A Gladia t or? Widefield is not only a school but a place of character. From the pride days to screaming fans in the stands. Traditions are a big part of who we are. It brings people together from little kids to grandparents. Mrs. Dillingham happily said, HWidefield has a and that when I walk through the halls , everyone is happy.H Our very own principal Mr. Hoffman graduated from Widefield . Mr. Hoffman explained, HOne of my favorite traditions over the years is when we have the Community Parade. The Parade strong tradition brings all of the District for making family 3 schools together a priority, and the for a day of fun and pride that student laughter. Plus it's great and teachers can be to get the community Riky Prater(! 11 Thtikwon l.arny {11~ Dmvar there for each other. involved to make the M<f'r~lxy(l an1li£<lll PratPr(ll) took a ~lrx• Widefield is a place for day special for everyone.H hfm tl V\H:fr>il vs M!!'¥l Foothlll ganr.. 1l long term friendships: Traditions are what luught all the l~u· f<n' 1 runt tltll they mukl gL~ t ~~~ In addition to having makes us who we are. h;:u ~ort school spirit, Makenzie Can't wait to see what Strunk (10) says, I love how the students and more traditions are created in future years. teachers get excited for game days and how we all get rowdy at the student assemblies, By: Riley Prater i ALS challenge.... I V!'ry year thr school dckl ' 11(' trddition to thr list. Thr ALS Ire Btrket Olalleng Wd:> a Uf1Jiisr challengo:l our very own , sistant princi(EL Wr also challengoo thr princi(lll at MfS! Ridge. 1 hr n H The Letterman s r a tralition since the school was frrst lx.Jilt Stllblts Gm letter in s{X>rtS. aur:lemics. ml.ISic clutE. am rmre. Wmring a letterman pet is a ymlxll of prile for the sttrlent who work hard to mrn it or bY for the Jl!fSOil whaie pet they wear. Pk:ttmrl Eri:a }>hnson (11 ~ Clarissa Fscotm (11 ~ 01ase StmEy (12~ Htmter Johnson (1 Nathan Starke (12~ Simrmm (1 ~ Kristian GteTa (12~ T Er- ~ (1 Camron Flaten (1 Haley Anmtrong (1 n AExia Moses (12~ n n am Olivia Young 02~ n ��We eed B Even though everybody wears different There is also the chance of becoming the shades of the same color, there's one thing conductor of marching band . they all have in common; their blood runs HThe best thing about being a conductor is Gladiator blue. being on the outside, feeling the intensity, HRemember your roots, support getting extreme pride. your home team .Nsaid Joshua said Nic Bates (12). Sanderson (lll, one of WHS' There are several ways football fans . to show school spirit When you're big on school and being a head of pride, anything is possible, marching band is one such as being the captain of them . of color guard or being a It doesnt matter if you 're member. a fan, in color guard, HQuick like a fox, speed of a marching band, or a Ca.itlyn Dobler (1 0) brings the mongoose, reflexes of a cat.H conductor; are blood to life through her aritistic said Marian Tuck (121, color runs Gladiator blue. ~rformance. Marching guard captain . Marian's words the story of the adventurer suit the color guard lifestyle. By Sonora Wolfrum Hit only hurts for a second .Hsaid found his trrnsure. Caitlyn Dobler (101, a member . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. H (12) J.XlSC in their conducting uniform at on of our home footrnll games. of color guard . josh Ca'i!ff (12) JXlSirl With h thumlli up during the nunumt ~to show llr>CXUU!:II Ir!!Jt fOf his WD!fJekl prkle. Atlas Maeli (9) hows his school prkle with face Jllllll arrl a ·w to how it! OJasmyn Howard (12) arrl Cynthla M<Quilliams (12) taking a brmk from giving a foo 1Bll game a fantastic !ff[orrnaa:e. ]awaWl Johmon (11) shows his pm at the community ~ by shouting arrl (IDnting his face arrl arrns. �--~~~~~ Cbrri Grenz (11) is getting ready to ~rfonn at one of her hornr. games with Color Guard ��15 Facts for 2 015 . 12. . 3 4.. 56. . 7 8.. 910. . 11 12. . 13 . 1415 . Widefield's first and smallest class was in 1959 with only 27 graduates. Construction started on Bowers Gym in 1957. Bowers gym is named after Bill Bowers, a former PE teacher and football coach, and was Ms. Walker's father . The biggest class was in 1977 with 642 graduates, and they graduated in Bowers gym. The statue of Charlie in front of the school, was built with car bumpers. The boys' basketball team took 1st place in state in 1985. Tommy Hovasse, a Gladiator, went to play pro basketball in Japan and was named Colorado High School Player of the year in 1985. Three out of five of our administrators are WHS graduates. Mr. Hoffman ('88), Ms.Houtchens ('93), and Mr. Skalla ('94). The big blue sign out front was the gift to the school from the class of 2000. Vincent Jackson, who plays for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, graduated from WHS in 2001 . The lights were brought back to the football field in 2002. Our choir got to sing at Carnegie Hall in 2003 . WHS celebrated its 50th Anniversary during the school year 2007-2008. Ethan Leberge, 2009 WHS graduate, got a car from Jay Leno. Major Davis' father in law, Stan Nelson, used to teach at WHS. Th picture from the 1982 Levi Williams (11 ). Shelby McCaslin ( 11 ). Emmanuel Santiago ( 11 ). Allison x:hw.utz (I 0). Alexzarxh LwJSford (11). m:rmtoo a picture from the 1982 yrnr k yearlxxlk that was ra::reatfd. Charlie began as our mascot back in 1973. Our very own Diane Nikirk. registrar. graduated in 1973 and was the mascot. It went from being a head and arms to a full suit fllled with air. There are air holes in It so the person inside the mascot can breathe. �In an unexpected matchup of two wild card teams, the San Francisco Giants defeated the Kansas City Royals in seven games to win the 2014 World Series. Madison Bumgarner pitched five shutout relief innings on two days' rest in the final game to clinch it for the Giants. NASA took its first steps toward Mars with the initial launch of the Orion spacecraft. Orion, which was designed for human exploration of the moon, asteroids and Mars, took a test flight in December. It was hoped manned missions with Orion could take place by 2021 . * Malala Yousafzai, 17, of Pakistan, received the Nobel Peace Prize for her work supporting the education of women in her country. Kailash Satyarthi of India also received the Peace Prize for his work in freeing children from forced labor. Both went about their work at great risk to their lives. NBA superstar LeBron James shocked many by choosing to return to his hometown team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, after becoming a free agent. James began his career with seven seasons in Cleveland, before leaving to lead the Miami Heat to two NBA titles in four years. * Health officials struggled to contain the Ebola epidemic, which began in West Africa. A few cases were treated in the U.S. Of those, two people died, but among the survivors was Nina Pham, a nurse who caught Ebola while treating a patient with the disease. h... Wa/sworfb yearbooks �retrospective ci u:: >. Q) £ cr t:: 0 Q_ ~ z 0 0 .t:: 0 (/) .t:: 0> I Q) 0> "'0 a: * A campaign to raise awareness for ALS called the Ice Bucket Challenge went viral across social media, with participants filming buckets of ice water being dumped over their heads, pledging a donation, and then challenging others to do the same. The ALS Association estimated more than $100 million was donated to its cause. watch this photo come to lifel • Visit the App Store or Google Play and download the Yearbook 30 app. • Open the app on your phone or tablet. • Point the viewfinder over the ALS Ice Bucket photo and watch it come to life. teen choice key L eality ·The Voice· Group: Imagine Dragons /Hip-Hop Artist: Iggy Azalea Drama TV ho . ·Pretty Little LiarsMovt (Dram ). ·The Fault in our Stars· ;;,* lnterna ona ne s* Trends* walsworthyearbooks.com ���Getting the Block : The Hard Hits Kris Davis (11) tackles a Vista player. Above: Blocking the other team from scoring. Left Blocking a field gml �It's Friday night, the sun has set, the lights are beaming, and the crowd is fierce . The boys emerge from the helmet for their comeback from last year's tough season; they put in their hard work and played their finest. NHard work beats talent when talent doesnt work hard .Nsaid Luke Thirsk (10). !he game of life is a lot like football . You have to tackle your problems, block your fears, and score your point when you get the opportunity.N said Coach Johnson. There is a side that not many people get to see, which is the hard work, dedication, and struggles the entire football team has to overcome. They do everything they can to perform their best, but most importantly, they do everything to help their team play better. It is not always about the win and when someone is frustrated about the game there are always teammates to pick them up. HFootball is my first love. I was born to play it, and I'll play it till die,Nsaid Steven Starke (11). A quote that shows how driven out football players are is from Tavian Valentine (11) who said, NFootball isn't just a sport; it's a passion and a way of life.NTo some people, football is more than just a sport ... it's not a chance, but a privilege; a privilege to be a Gladiator. Story by Zoe Saint John SCOREBOARD vs. Mitchell 36-6 W vs. Sand Creek 21-14 W vs. Air Academy 32-27 W vs. Liberty 26-12 W vs. George Washington 34- 29 W vs. Mesa Ridge 27-13 W vs. Vista Ridge 8-42 l vs. Montrose 6-46 l vs. Coronado 0-43 l vs . Falcon 0-49 l Overall Record: 6-4 BACII ROW: Cm:lt 'irnlll~ Cudt Johnson Curlt Po gin. Cmt! Cllltrcll. IJirl! 'MIItum. r,.rn Ciq·~ On:h Br ..ill •:.rth. SII.'IUI Slarl<r.. Adn:re Hamploo. Tyh Rlg Darre:: p;qh MamJirtl. lsabh Var Brit KrN!ier l>avti. ]a;qh Millo.ThtiJ.,v.un L111ry. !>btl mH Mill11. ]<nllhan ]tl'ol. Kmrri• !} .uzrmn.. '' , 1 lra llna:h, Antl .. ty Vkntzcl L11a; l-ttz111llrli. DY.~•yr• '1\\inu 'lin 11 'ilmrnrl-Siulflll. ±;oo P ~~ IA2JmnJ ~ns. Shawn Slc!n. Matthew Luno. favbn \ tffith• Cammt V.'lnt<n Ethan Sum.""IU' FRONT ROW: Maml llTl. fvn:k Md'ail Nathaui:!l Gtw;. E Ill Vfr)l. Dak()(ah faykr. ~tort Rcilly Ct-rn r(m >mn. Qu:urnre Willb!: l1renzo Torres. II uer M<nr.l:lnnrn Hayhur.51. 3RD ROW: " >llru jolu~ Fmlri:k '\lru'art. I:kuTcll Wllnrfr)ttllraam 2ND ROW: 11kln !bzlr. Ky~· Ym". Mtri:t Mik'lo. )Mit Ttvares. ~ w1 Atm. famm [ d~ l.i.;ke lh!rsk. Gravsoo Pan • sports �T Squa Football is one of the sports that gets the community together, much like a family. No matter what happens on the field, the community would always be together, even if there with a win or loss. Our community will never break in half over a loss ... And we always become stronger as a team . Darren Ford (10) said, "The fourth quarter defines who we are. We need to play with dignity, class and most importantly, as a team ." Football is one of the hardest sports there is to play. It takes a lot of dedication and hard work to become a well known team in the city. Football isn't just a game to entertain people, but it gets the team pumped up and become close as friends and family. "I like playing football because I meet new players and coaches." said Elijah Whatley (9). This past year, our team has been one that every school wants. It's because of our hard work and for the spirit that the school has. It doesn't matter if the season ended, the football team will always be the best with new or old members. "All men are created equal; some just work harder in the off season." said by Mackinzi Madison (9). Story by Brisia Velazquez �ROW3 Br3lk-) ~l)l.lll'Y ~lwn 1:1 •==' en u I :.mtrl O!ristbn wrr.bn I)Jr lmn.nrl !sa ul ROW2 M.<m!Cl!rk Grard l!am; <hm1s llow.ml .xyQlhn1ge AUSIInlll" Matti..-.- Prir .. 'n t.H;rmlz ~ HOWl tlrm SCOREBOARD VS Mitchell 0-6 l VS Liberty 2-22 W vs Air Academy 12-16 L vs Coronado 24-22 L vs George Washington 28-24 W vs Mesa Ridge 44-6 L J vs Centennial 6-6 T vs Falcon 22-6 W vs Vista Ridge 22-6 L vs Air Academy 6-28 W vs Palmer Ridge 6-21 L vs Sand Creek 18-16 L I Overall Record: 4-1-7 Sp:Jrts Sp-'SBO by Bns1a VEilazquez �SCOREBOARD: vs Sierra (2-0) W vs Harrison (3-0) W vs Sandcreek (2-1) W vs The Classical Academy (0-3) l vs Mitchell (l-3) l vs Fountain-Fort Carson (0-2) l vs Mesa Ridge (l-3) l vs Pueblo South (0-2) l Overall Record: 3-5 Sp:Jrts �Varsity Volleyball Lady Glads stepped out on the court. Six strong ladies eyed the players, ready to dominate. There is equal passion and the urge to win in both teams that play. Varsity player Shamari Lewis (12) said, "By the end of the season played as a team and worked hard and never gave up.The best game we had was when we played against Sierra . Everyone was on there A game and we just destroyed them .l really loved working with the girls." Jordan Edmonds (12) told me "Honestly, I know the season could have gone better, but we improved a lot as a team . It was amazing to even hear compliments from other teams when they faced us a second time.We had a good time together and I will miss practicing with the girls. 1have no doubt that they will kill it next year."Volleyball is a tough sport, however with the smiles and humor that are attached to the girls; you can never have a bad day. Our Seniors Shamari Lewis (12),Jordan Edmonds (12), Hazel Wallace (12) and Crystal Lastrella (12) will forever be a Widefield Gladitor. Even though there were ups and downs to the season, the ladies never gave up and kept on hitting. Even though the Lady Glads at first did not have a great season, they kept on working hard. In the end, they not only started winning games, but came closer as a team . Story By: Riley Prater -ROW3 VARSITY VOLlEYBALl n:.hlt.')' lui.. 4 rumrl J..ewt; II 12 Hazel 'v\allao• 1116 ):JnDI I f.drmrrl; 1117 Daurte 'v\ ..txr 1 ROW2 Dar· r MaicJy~l Shwp 1113 Daurie \\htberg (10 ) Diana. Dltlll4 S'{llrey \ ilk-1 116 ) • Arttreicr 1110 Katdyu y.,ffi 115 lilii HOWl (m~h(rt>h! Cm:h lay )))nunXju:' I.XM'tlell /Ill J...c.gan Prat~Y 1115 &.:hel Pmse 118 (}ystal I..JStrclh 113 On:lt Butah Cm:hTut" Sports Sj:reOO by Rley Prater �It's mine. Mine, to escape all stress in life, and volleyball is a way to that. Nl play volleyball because it is my favorite sport. I am an outside hitter and it is so fun . I try to encourage my team as much as possible and tell them good job when they either mess up or do good .H said Brittany Armijo (10). Volleyball is a sport of aggression that helps relief. HMy favorite position is Libera not only because I am short, but because the floor is my best friend . What's not better than having floor burns and bruises?N said Kynzie Cole (11) . With bruised legs and worn knee-pads, they would sprint halfway across the court to get to a ball that is would be descending from it's peak in the air. Nl did volleyball this year because I wanted to have a different level of challenge from Junior High .N said Kiri Carmody (9) . Diving is an important part of volleyball because you can't just let the ball hit the floor right in front of you . Nl've decided to play volleyball this year because it's my sport. I've played for 11 years.Nsays, Brianna Isidore (11). Blocking is a very important defensive aspect of volleyball at higher levels. Volleyball is not just passing a ball back and forth over a net, it's much more than that. HMy favorite position is middle hitter because I love the sensation of blocking the ball, and middle hitter blocks every spike. It's also one of the quickest positions, I like how it keeps me on my toes.Nsays, Madelyn Hager.(9) Volleyball players work hard on and off the court. That's what makes them so unique. By Alyssa La Plante ROW3 ' I l.<r Ga-h Gri< ·I MrnmMaf~t M<rl·lyn llag<·r Tayklr BLr-kwcll Vir! oria Bowen NaRt \ 5(' J.larre; Haky Santos Scmggs Cm:h lluta~t CamYxly (9) ROW2 C- Sguad Score Board Danidk· FOky Alys.'i<! I I ixson Anrln Bonhs Anna Montoya W1ns: Sierra Harrison Mitchell Woodland Park Mesa Classical Academy Kirt Gtmnly Marisa Tnt plio Kay !a jaramilk> Myd. tplrcr Ak NatJn[lll loss: Canon City Mesa Woodland Park Classical Academy Sj:Xlrts 8p"'eBd byAlyssa HOWl Gnnryn Dd1u11 .ltr>tinc &aman llf¥rdi1 jazmine Mtfltin �ROW3 Cu hT 11 C.uKlilay Diana. tt NiaSmith l'hlle Allmeler R.-lwl fuN· Alyssa La Plantr Bnx1k<'Mmn• OahGri<-h·l Cmrh Butala ROW2 = = -z = .... (M,111ager) [);midle l·oley MtKayla Bryan llrittanyAnnijJ M ·yuzle Holleran Brla! UJa Isilore Skylur Cullinane Ashley Ruiz (M.mager) Akxia Nitl!lnan HOWl JV Score board ~Jmi Canon City Hqrr[SODI Mttchell Classical Academy loss: MesQ Canon Citv Classicol Ac.ader:ny Woodland Park Bru~nm Young O:lestt· Fltagm~ sports �Boys Soccer Everyone has a passion . For some people it is playing an instrument, others it is academics. But for these boys, it is the sport of soccer. Eighty minutes full of slide tackling, running, passing and finally having the soccer ball make that amazing noise when it slams into the back of the opponent's net. "Soccer is life." according to Kyle Whittle (12). While playing soccer you have to learn how to operate as a team. Not even as a team, as a family . Although the team has had better seasons, each is unique. Some of these boys have been playing together since they were six years old, while others have just met this season . During the season the teams will lose together, win together, practice together and grow closer together. Seniors will say goodbye to their last year of high school soccer and hopefully move on to bigger things, such as a college level sport. The underclassmen athletes will take good care of their reputation as a successful team. But an athlete's grade doesn't matter; the only number they are concerned with is the number on the back of their jersey. George Arciniega (10) said, "In soccer it is easy to beat someone who never tries, but hard to beat someone who never quits." The Widefield Gladiator Boys Soccer team never quits. Story by Rhiannon Hernandez ROW4 fi 1 iJ. Cn:dr Slepheu S1m. klir~g rolas Vttaoch SJ:•nrr Bla:kst•xk Et113P Trumw , r: G ROW3 jemruah !j(u_ Oliver Your~g )lim Lyoo Tarmer Euhmks Mathew (lmbn . r~t 'v\Cslmaun ;... i . . ... ROW2 Martin lork Travis Rader Gam·tt Cmtrell Isaiah Grtma DamnWt thrg A~< C'.<i>tlllo Emilian Nmlae HOWl IJO Drknia Fdgor Duran Mata Kristnplw1· l'mett Zdrary Sills Sannx·ISuttnn AlexarrJ. r Orti7. Odrm Wlll,un RI'Y<S �Antn L">i' l>~l y Akxurlra l11tla AtNill 'v\idr•·r AliMolhumml jost• ~110 8'itl JlaiWII'A<l Kt'Villl\tN' \iliTC!t 'v\llson M• •ar 'v\,tlkrr G I u J! ROW2 Matt llk11 ,um '"' Riky~nncy Kri\IIJ!l Guerra Kyk· 'v\1tillk• Ab RonX'I"O HOWl Onrgr AtrlllM'bJ;t Nmoos. 1ro11 Angdo Mar1i11ez AjnLnl SCORE BOARD vs . Fountain Valley 6-4 W vs. Lamar 8-1 W vs. Sand Creek 1-2 L vs. Coronado 2-3 L vs. Sierra 9-1 W vs . Mesa Ridge 5-4 W vs . Pueblo East 3-2 W vs. The Classical Academy 2-6 L vs . Mitchell 0-5 l vs. Canon City 5-2 W vs . Harrison 3-1 W vs. Woodland Park 8-3 W vs. The Classical Acdemy 0-5 L vs. Mesa Ridge 1-8 L vs. Mitchell 0-3 L KtYIIICth jorM'i Krrly. hall Brr11mu Han•·ll Overall Record: 8-7 ~m!Ummer jrr,tinGm·rLS sports SJT98d by Rtiannon Hernardez �SCORE BOARD vs Harrison 22-1 W vs Sierra 10-0 W vs Woodland Park 21-11 l vs The Classical Academy 14-2 w vs Canon City 7-5 l vs Mesa Ridge 17-2 W vs Mitchell 8-7 l VS Mesa Ridge 7-8 L VS Sierra 16-0 W Overall Record: 4-3 sports Sp-'800 by Haley ltlpey �THE am on Varsity Sotball Each season in a sport has its own unique challenges and changes, and this year's Varsity softball season was no different. Despite the many challenges and changes going on, the team still managed to play competitively against many teams, even if they didn't end the game with a win . According to Sapphire Starke (10), " ... it was a good season for my first year on Varsity." Even though many of the teammates felt as if the season could have gone better, considering the amount of injuries the team had as a whole, it's safe to say the season didn't go as planned. Faith Ortiz (ll) said, "We ended the season great with a 17-2 win against Mesa." Which, let's be real, is all that really matters in sports; pummeling the rival. Looking back, the season was rough . Some of the best experiences come from the toughest of times. I would like to thank our coach, James Brown, for stepping up and teaching us to play for the love of the game. I also want to thank players Ashley Menini (ll) and Zoey Stealey (ll) for being leaders and never giving up, even when things weren't looking up. Also, thanks to Cheyenne Tepley (ll) for being my handy-dandy co-captain, and for always reminding me to, "not let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game." Story by Jillion Ruby ROW4 Cc>tCh Tnsha (n¥h Swalcy faith Oni7. 'it miry Ashk~ l'Jcv.'lllall On"' Strnky Cm·h llmwl' ROW3 1\ay~th l!t·Hn Ho!•'OniZ Onim SannM·nto !d y Tt >k f ROW2 illi u Rub, A hky MPttilli I <l•·lM.u1in ROW1 'i<tnphi ~illk Clteyt'ftneTPpky �C Squad & JV Sotball Most girls would describe this season as a blast. The girls were such amazing players and we had a great time! "We knew when it was a time to joke around and have fun, but we also knew when it was game time". "This softball season for J.V girls went great". We had many ups but there were days not so hot. I'm proud of all the girls that tried out, if it wasn't for them this season wouldn't be as remarkable as it was. "Celestina Romero said,(lO)."As a team, we started off a little rough, but we got over our differences and won about ten games not including our tournaments. We owe it all to our new coaches, Jennifer and Allie". All the girls really enjoyed each other's company. Our skills and our bond are we attributed to the team . The C-Squad season of 2014 and 2015 was marvelous. We excelled so much, from the first day of tryouts. "Makayla Lopez (10) said "this season this year went great! all the girls tried there best. can't wait for next year." I'm so proud of all the girls everyday blazing hot or pouring rain. They came out and gave their hardest at practice and games". If you watched our first game and our last, it was easy to see the improvement in skills and attitude. I cant wait for next year, I hope all the same great girls come out next year and play. By: Allison Schwartz ROW3 ra·lt jamd Mak<tyLt lllJ 'layk•r Bulk:xk O!i<lt<l Cqnla 1> h J I ROW2 (, lim Rnn ·w l~tiskam Mtxll l\;1yk•• fayk11 A\hk'yC11t1klin Atliyah C r.lton HOWl Alrlt R• nk•n 0'!l·m0rtlz umth K<•·n Kam~an Srnlg=~ sp:Jrts �Abigail Flanigan (I 0) nms to bl<x-k t hr lBIL She never stay<tl in one plare ROW3 \m:-!1 \,IJ ll<~ll ll;mnah Chtll'tiS I '•lie Polk Allbon , hwar1z LUI )t·m ifl &dl\\~lt~ ROW2 (,, ok' \tit Iillo Anyd RokLm Clleyt·ruX' Voki:: At ·• ll HOWl Cl&t'-"l Lmbu Su'Vie Ttrl:lt'f As1x·n Martin·z z = a SCORE BOARD vs Cheyenne Mountain 6-19 l Mesa Ridge 4-3 l vs The Classical Academy 12-8 w vs Vista Ridge 8-7 W Mesa Ridge 21-5 W �Colr Munoz (9) and Mason Durfey (12) ·tart their kick to the finish line'. Col<' cndrd up in 3rd pl(lCP and Mason got 4th. SCORE BOARD Girls Varsity Pre State-Not Scored Saber Cat-Not Scored Home-2nd Florence-1st Pueblo-Not Scored Coronado-21st Dave Sanders-21st Windjammer-Not Scored Regionals-7th Sports FIGHTING Gladiators l �D We f1ght! Focusing on the starting line, waiting for the moment that will test you both mentally and physically. The starting gun goes off and in a mad dash, a crowd about 100+ run with the same goal: To be the leader, and gloriously cross the finish line. People seem to love to stick cross countrv with tile stereotype that every one is just running, no pressure at all, it's not that competitive. The truth is cross country was one of the most competitive sports in the fall season . NRunning defines me. It is a euphoric feeling . I look forward to it everyday. It keeps me connected to life.Hquotes Maximilhano Martinez (10). Max had one of the greatest seasons ever in Widefield cross country history. Max was in the top five ~finishers in 7 races this season and got first place in 3 of the meets. Plus he had an impressive 4th place finish at the state meet out of 189 runners. He certainly has a bright future ahead of him . Tabitha Frandsen (9) simply said, Hit went great!H Tabitha was the best girl on the girl's team only with one race that Bethany Rodrigues (12) beat her. Other wise Tabitha is shaping up to be one of the best girls in the 4A region . Cole Munoz (9) remembered the season by saying, HYeet.HBut then it quickly changed when his family saw his quote. My fam(ilyl keeps me going .N Cole was ttie 3rd best runner the entire season except for the Dave Sanders invitational when he beat the 2nd best runner on the team Matthew Arbegast (10). Otherwise Cole Munoz will be one of the most important runners for fhe future of Widefield cross country. Cross country may be one of the most competitive sports of the fall season but it has the b1ggest family of any sport. You never hear any negative talk or bullying on cross country, because everyone on the team cares about each other, wflether you are one of the slowest on JV or the fastest runner on varsity everyone cares about you . That is what I love the most about cross country. By Matthew Arbegast BACK ROW h 1\;r ;yon C1uh Smnh Ar~g1·l \o\'all (n SlrJ~K'II AJ~11ilim:d Mason fJurfry lmlSI~ Kyk•Hn·n W [y Simnx>ns Siunnw·r 'Alison lnr h Erik 1'¥-lson (rarh Oni:>line Nd">n Caitlin 1\:H·I> y~rr IJ¥.•111 MdXimTiham aniixZ (LJieMumz ~Y!JXnd F1:mau:h /.adcuy ( ixxlmm Ailln"" Aid·r51J11 I tiah I·ryr. Is;~ Bt·nak· FRONT ROW J• ·n McDomtl ITI:: Etk£'IIll~h Amh Ta,yklr ll<·il~my RulrigtB Matthew Arlx~t GxlyCdlid( ·l,thilha harrht·n ~inn Wilson ~Ill..~! Htrrmrh Ka h110~·· ah C<ruuui I ah It! l•uhmn S1rah I·nx·lid1 • ·rm:mtha !lowell kmx·IIP Smilh 'Yvorux• Pf'm I rh·llc l'rovtr>t SCORE BOARD Boys Varsity Pre State-9th Saber Cat-7th Home-1st Florance-1st Pueblo-6th Coronado-11th Dave Sanders-3rd Windjammer-1st Reglonals-3rd State-11th sports sp--ead by Matthew Arbegest 53 �Tennis This year's tennis season was absolutely fun . Despite the long stressful hours at tourneys, a few match losses, and so much effort and energy put into the season, the team had its fair share of wins and laughs. "Alright afro!" was Caiden Orosco's (10) favorite moment of the season . A tennis ball accidently hit someone's car came out and we all thought he said "afro." Joshua Miller's (12) favorite moment in the season, was the phrase he quotes "Hardcore Parkour!" During one of our doubles matches, you're welcome Josh haha . Tennis is relaxing and a fun sport. Every point, every game, every match that they won was a great feeling . Every match loss wasn't a failure but a lesson, it helped us work harder and to do our best. We passed the "rock" in our serves, groundstrokes, and volleys and tossed the "ball feed" during king of the court or practice runs . This year seniors Joshua Miller, Bracken Anderson, and Robi Rayos (12) placed 4th at regionals . Was a surprise, we didn't expect to go so far for our first year playing . Kudos to our other members who put in their effort this season, and thank you guys for the support, was definitely a memorable time. Last, at regionals we all shared a laugh when another player from a different school took the game way too seriously and screamed "Come on, Lers Go!" Good times. Thank you coach Anderson, for working us, and thanks to the team for a memorable season . As a tennis player once said, "Life is like a match, every game begins with love, each point is an opportunity, no matter how far out of the match you think you are, there's always a comeback, we celebrate the wins, and we learn from the losses." Story by Robi Rayos SCORE BOARD vs Pueblo East 7 - 0 W vs Colorado Springs School 5-2 w VS Liberty 7 - 0 l vs Fountain Valley/Colorado Springs, 7 - 0 l Widefield Tournament 6th of 8 vs Mesa Ridge 7 - 0 l vs Fountain-Fort Carson (4- 3) l vs Canon City l Pueblo South Invitational 15th of 15 vs Vanguard Charter 6 - 0 l ROW3 llwrter ',IJ ' AJA1ub:a J;m~ Hosch llra-kon ArKk't'>llll A] Mr•·lk·r Ga·lt ArKk:rson ROW2 AUnar, Y\ ilson Rubi Rayos Mikt• Slrilula J<~hua MJlcr • Adam Gutierrez Tcl<ota Ruby A Howl 1 \1xr K<l (uly llarrNlll Crolen OnNu ];li<Lr Aquim s~rts �Golf The crowd is silent and all you hear is the wind blowing through the trees. Young Cameron Skalla (10) draws his club back and swings away, then watches the ball in the distance. Asking Cameron Skalla What was the best part about golf? His responce was, "The best part would have to be the upperclassmen . They are very good inflinces and are really fun to hang with ."Aiso asking Cameron Skalla Do you have anything else to say about this years golf season? he relplied by saying, "I got hit with a club and had to get seven stiches." Then interviewing Nate Stark (12) and asking him Why do you like playing the sport? he replied by saying, "Golf is a physical and mental sport, and teaches good technique." One of the newest to the team, Trevor Williams{ll), said, "one of the best thing about the golf season was being able to have fun with friends while playing a good game of gole This won't be the last time we trevor williams because he plans on coming back next year for the season " Next year I hope to get better, hang out more with friends, and never get hit with a golf club. GOOD LUCK next year Trevor. Golf is a difficult sport there's so many different clubs, so many rules, they use crazy lingos such as birdies and bogeys. But that's the best part about golf all the crazy lingos and such; golf is a challenging and adventours sport, and maybe that's some of our peers chose to go out for golf. By: Macy Barnes ROW2 SCORE BOARD Tournament Averages: llOOl Morrel jamd H 1chmon Canxmn~ ~lt·Siarke Gu:hMason Over all 6th place Nate Starke took 3rd individuaL ROW 1 Cameron Skalla took 17th individual Tyh tilrth:utt Zrl!Cwlman rrevor 11illiams = = en ---1 < ]ancd Hutcherson took 20th individual sports by Macy Barnes �Cheer leading Blue, gray, and white win! Cheerleading is not always considered a sport, but cheerleading is a mix between a spirit club and gymnastics. " I hate it, we condition and practice and go to competitions just like every other sport, but it's not considered a sport. It just makes me mad." said cheerleader Yeisha Turner (10). Girls who are cheerleaders say that they feel like during practices they do just as much work as football players. Unlike the other sports cheerleading is a year round sport. " I like cheerleading because your team is like your 2nd family, and they are always there for you," said Kylie Almeida (10) . Just like every other team, they form bonds and since cheerleading is a year long sport, they become sisters. "Cheerleading is my escape. It helps me get away from reality and just have fun," said Cecily Johnson (10). The cheer squad is more like a family than a team . They are sisters. By: Kaylee Hinze Alrxis Morgan (I I) arxl Karn LN (I 0) are lmding a routine during a !X.'P a~'if'rnbly. Pntertaining thei1 audience. �HOWl Aubrey Joyce Kayla Mayo Cynthia Skylar Deutsch AlrxL-; Morgan Cooch Bowen ROW2 Kayla Jaramillo Olasmyn I!owdrd Milika Mokore Kylk' Alrnnlia ROW3 Krls£'y RcxlrigtK' • rina Martinez K<1rn Lre O'rily johnson �w1m Isa 'ik' Provost (9) is diving ir~ Swimming is a sport of technique and individual strength . But is does not only show how strong you are, it also shows the strengths of the girls on your team . You are all an important part of a machine. A machine that if it is missing a piece, it will not function efficiently. Each piece can make the difference of if they go to state or not. It does not matter if you're a freshman or a senior, you all work hard to strive for a win. Your coaches will always be there to support you and suggest changes to you and it is very important to listen to your coaches. Coach Rottman gave me a word after I asked her, "Do you think everybody's action affect each other on the team?" She responded with "Absolutely, when swimmers or divers are pumped up, that positive energy feeds everyone else too and vice versa ." They might suggest on working on upper body strength to swim faster, listen to them it will work! They might suggest working on your diving because it isn't at its best right now, work on it, it will work! When a teammate or a coach tells you you need to work on something, they are not trying to criticize and bring you down, they're only trying to help you . If you do not listen, you're not a good teammate, and the team needs each other. You're all an important part of the team. By: Rhiannon Hernandez 1\ay~th Hmre Sierra Manti Holley ja:kson I •tb·lk· I'!OV!J>l ]j;1i' K, • n \lkot R!nkm ROW2 Cn~h llitkc-t Cmdt Rottmm T~hitha 1-takl>~·n l'lumix l,lilarr Hct hany Cu,i rrl SydncyVilhs 1 h II ROW 3 Aul .11ma Ah+.t.d 0 u'btim johno;on Alex Marholz l;~ura Dmk KJnow4 )<t,h CtmnLt Kemll!llrdl Tay~u McotltcJtU• 58 J;nlyn Nilson = = en... I ---1 ..5I I II �e os - ml g! The Wide~l!ls~idge Swim~ D~v~ have improved greatly in the past two years under the direction of Ms. Mullikin from Mesa Ridge and Mr. Schurz and Mrs. Rottman from Widefield . This year, after Mr. Schurz moved to Maine, the new coach is Mr. Peterson from the Widefield High School Math Department. Besides the seven or so returning swimmers from previous years, we have about six underclassmen that have joined our growing program. We've had a great start so far, and we look forward to finishing the season strong through May. Along with Josh Casper 112), we have two new divers that show promising futures . This year, through many contradictions, the seniors of the Widefield Swim and Dive team decided to wear racers . In other words, speedos. Robbie Miller (12), Josh Casper (12), Nick Scholl(l2), Bracken Anderson 112) and Kyle Hayden (12) are the seniors that decided to do this and Jarron Miller !lll had also made the decision to follow in their footsteps. No doubt they'll be shaving off seconds in their new gear. In other news, our 200 Medley Relay team, led by senior Bracken Anderson in the butterfly, Josh Canada (Mesa) in the backstroke and Jarron Miller Ill) in the freestyle, is setting their sights on a state qualifying time. Swimming has never been as awesome these past three years and I look forward to seeing the improvement that we have worked so hard to achieve. Story By: Nick Scholl HOWl K·k~holl .. I I I 1" en J;umn MilleJ Riky l'r;tllt'l !an Monon Rr·nmi•BtH ROW2 Darynlllu gcss Rohrt Milk·1 ]<r>lun~l•·r Rnll·kt·n Ankn;..xr Kyldl,iliJ Domvt >11 Rt.n I >- = Ill Picture b): Tobias Wad<,worth Sp:>rts s~ by Rhamon Hsrnardez t...._,;;;;;;;..,_---.J �Wrest ling You may have heard that the Widefield Wrestling program was under new management this year. To replace Mr. Foltz, we received Coach Erickson, a former Widefield wrestler who has coached in District 3, both at the junior high and high school level, for years; and Coach Walker, the Dean of Students at Janitell Junior High and another long-time coach, as our head coaches. In addition, we also had four assistant coaches. Mr. Martinez, the head coach at Sproul Junior High, who finished out the junior high season and has helped us during practice every day. Coach Kylie, a former Widefield teacher and coach, as well as a retired referee. Coach Dabelko, who has coached at Watson Junior High School for four years now and continues to support his son, Steven Dabelko, along with the rest of us, at the high school level. And Brandon Gonzalez, a graduate and wrestler from Mesa Ridge. As you can see, we have had a fantastic new staff to coach us this year, and it has helped tremendously this season. In our first tournament of the year at Fairview High ool, we placed second as a team out of 11 schools, and we had five wrestlers make the podium . Throughout the rest of this season, we've also had at least two wrestlers make the podium at every tournament. In duels, we went 16-8. The team this year consisted of nine freshmen, four sophomores, three juniors, and five seniors . Despite the heavy amount of freshmen, we still managed to maintain our incredible conditioning and fundamentals. The freshmen we had this year are promising, and I foresee a few state qualifiers in the next few years. At regionals this year, we had two fifth-placers: Ben Higgs, a senior, at the 182 pound weight class; and Bryce Lieby, a freshman, at the 113 pound weight class. In third place, at 195 pounds, was Kris Davis, a junior. He went on to go 1-2 at the Colorado State Tournament this year. Grayson Parton, a senior, took lsi place at 4A Regionals and went 2-2 at State. And Stephen Dabelko, a sophomore in his second State appearance, placing 6th last year, took 2nd place at the State tournament this year. We've had an excellent year, and I've had a blast being a part of this team for three years intense and fun wrestling. Continue to pursue perfection, and you will obtain excellence. We are a team; we are a family; WE ARE WIDEFIELD. Story By: Nick Scholl BACKROW OochGoro JL GaJ1 Erik Out\Cank> GLADIATORS &·nlliggs <·'"J'Si'" Partoo [TisS< hrih Kri.\ OaViS Nathan Davi' Oo:h Vlalk~ Oo:·IJ J~h J'n Cad1 M·1r1il ROW2 Anlnw Pry .Q, jaron Millff 'Fri>tt·n Sl111 Kris(~xna &·nl1mg Frm•!Hly john U1xkn•cm FRONTROW Anna Higgs )<XJIM'Z A<kiNlll Slt·pl~m Oah I· Nk:k holl Ody S<holl Malio Mik·to Eli jill VIllat lry Makill7.eMaxiisoo sp-'f3Bd by: M ecy Barnes �teph t 1e o shake hanm wit It their opp.ments after a home dueL Score Widefield Gladiators wrestling m placed 12th of 18 at their n-conference meet: "Mile High Class ournament." Widefield Gladiators wrestling placed 13th of 24 at their confermeet: "USA Metro Champion- Widefield Gladiators wrestling placed 9th of 16 at their conference meet: "Rocky Mountain 1nv1tati·o nal." Sj:pr ts spreaj by M acy same �·m ity l Tre Pierre (9) g up for a lay up. giving WVM"Jeki two more points. Brarrlon Braoch (12) jumps up for the tip off. giving the Qrls the flfSt ~n of the lBll off tl p �Varsity Boys This season the boys got a new coach . Mr Munoz. or Coach Munoz as some people call him. It's hard to work with a new coach because it's a big change. Coach and the boys worked perfect harmony together, their recored was 17-6, that is an amazing record for having a new coach . The team worked their hardest and worked together to be the best they can be. This group of boys fought hard and didn't give up even when it was a very hard and tough game. To some basketball is just a game, to others it is life, hence the saying, HBall is life." Captain Brandon Branch (12) said, "It's just fun to play. I had fun teammates. And I had a really fun time playing ." Basketball is a game that needs teamwork in order to work. "Teamwork makes the Dreamwork," said Dezmond Jeans (11) . "To me, basketball isn't something you play for fun . It's something you feel. All you have to do is believe in yourself and put the ball in the basket. You have to try and dare to win. If you discourge yourself, you are only going to fail but if you try, if you believe yourself, and if you practice and work your butt off to be the best. Show the opponent you're sure of what you can do. Then you will win the game the second you touch that court." said Leon Clemons Ill (11). At the end of a challenging season, the boys will always remember. "Ball Is Life!" Story by: Zoe Saint John ROW2 \Ill li Mumz G•r·h Cl1annan 'iiMl Sl;u kc Iron Ci>Iroos Ill Hrankln Rrnrrli Tw!Tm Adrir~ ILmrptorr GUlll1Uil Skalla Ray !hum jr lkJz R<IIgcrs vs St. Mary's (54-49) W Woodland Park (73-43) W vs. Mitchell (87-82) W vs . Mesa Ridge (67-69) L vs . Harrison (78-59) W vs. Canon City (70-50) W vs . The Classical Academy (52-39) vs . Sierra (45-55) L l thTirmp Overall Record: Jn[tll'Sl' ]orlts 17-6 Goc!• }lluJSon II ROW1 rlrlly Hctrnr 07. Hazel'lla!hr llrzm:nl jams ll!'\•,.ryrr.• johnson Kerrlsha TIIOillfN>P w 6.3 �JV & C Squad basketball To some, basketball is just a sport but to the players at Widefield, it is more then a sport it is their way of life. They can't image their life with out it. AJ Wilkins (10) said, "Basketball is not just a sport, it's a lifestyle." If that's the case, then the JV and C Squad teams have quite a basketball life after this year's season . With very few losses and wins against Mesa Ridge, both teams were proud of the accomplishments and their season. Evan Jones (9) said, "A gladiator takes pride in himself and the community," and the community was proud . When asked about their favorite parts of the season, many said, "The bus rides home on the bus." They weren't just friends sitting next to each other on the bus, they were family . They played like a team. Jacquarius Grant (9) said, "A gladiator is a we, greater than me, a player." After many successes, who knows what next year will bring to the Widefield basketball teams. By: Haley Tepley ROW2 (nth Mum._ Gn:hO~atmm Eva1 }lrc. Bru;vn Luaslxy Gthrid DeSantos Douglas !lames ~VOJI RtkL1ts vs St. Mary's (32-61) W vs . Pueblo East (56-33) W vs . Woodland Pork (67-12) W vs Mitchell (57-27) W vs . Meso Ridge (46-39) W vs . Harrison (78-40) W vs . Canon City (70-20) W vs . The Classical Academy (61 -28) w vs . Sierra (56-58) L Overall Record: 12-1 jaquaivt,IS GJ ollll Ru h1k jom; C'<a:!J ~>liffi>JI Cmrh Mo HOWl l'Uiw·lly llernarrlcz llazcl'v\alm Taljte Gtnlc Cnlt· Mmr>Z Myrei · Gnlwtn l.ag1 • jaykm Short Out 1011 Howdrd Xavh lhklns Jaxjt!C'i(' jnte; Kt•Jdsha llunnpsou �>1en = = = = z = a ROW2 Ou:hMun Oo:J1 Johnson Devon Rirkills Camel"Oll Skalla Dougk, !lams Br.m:!on Sh<rt Enutk Goo"gt'll Mam·!Gilliam Dezm:nrl ]milS G 11 Q~aunan (Did!Mo HOWl Na, i!y llernlldz lla7.ellfl'all.n TaijJCGuxr Ju;ian Tavares Malik Sam; Adrtiiiiflilkins ]amrlllutdllson Isaiah Alk·n Isaiah 11 mJJ•' j.yqu'SC ]01 115 Keni\ha Thompson Not pictured: Adam AjUill! Scoreboard vs St. Mary's (47-45) l vs . Pueblo East (46-44) W vs. Woodland Pork (69-16) W VS . Mitchell (58-45) l vs. Meso Ridge (33-39) l vs Harrison (52-46) W vs . Canon City (42-40) l vs . The Classical Academy (44-38) vs. Sierra (50-71) l vs Mitchell (61-32) W vs . Sierra (41-39) W w Overall Record: 11-7 �CAPTAINS Part of the tea Getting ready for the game! �etBall Running down the court, faking out the other team, the Lady Glads . Our Captains; Haley Armstrong (11), Logan Prater (11) and Shamari Lewis (12) pumped up the team every time before a game. You have your guards, wings, and post. During this season, the girls never gave up and kept on nning . There were games lost, however, they didn't let that bump in the road damage thier hearts to loving and playing basketball. Kiana Scott (12) encouragingly told me that" Failure will never overtake if my determination to succeed is strong enough .NIt was Kiana's last year and she left with the rememberance of playing a sport with people who pported her. Eventhough she was the smallest post, she always became big on game day. Logan Prater (11) happily told me, "Boys invented it: Girls perfected it. You can't win unless you learn how to lose.NBeing a Captain on a team shows you are deticated to not only help the other girls perfect the sport, but also • onforting yourself. The season was a great one and the girls worked hard as a team . Angel Wall (12) stood in silence for a couple of seconds and then told "A Basketball team is like fingers on your hand . If you can make them come together it makes a fist, and thars how a team plays." The Buzzer goes off and the last shot is taken . That is the way to end a lbaskE~tbcJII season off with a dunk. Can't wait to see our Lady Glads dominate next year. Prater FRONT ROW ]amAquim Haley Annstrnug Caltlln Prt• Diam. tllt ROW2 Gn-hGood Tanrn Monm-. Sharnart l1wls Angel Will [.(~dn 11oil'l Oa::h Mason Knm . ntt M er!Zie Bu hv.-alter Kelly Pt1torilll CllilllDrure HaD AadaMdv111 On~Jt !lines Scoreboard vs Vista Ridge (49-20) W vs.TCA (50-39) W vs Canon City (61-39ll vs. Harrison (41-31) W vs. Mesa Ridge (52-39ll vs Mitchell (31-18) W vs Woodland Park (49-48) vs Coronado (55-36) w w Overall Record: 12-11 �T C - squad and JV Girls Basketball is a great sport because it is both a team building and physically challenging sport. And this year the Girl's C-Squad and JV experienced the challenge of basketball in each game they played . "Giving up is simply not an option." said Cerena Ortiz (9) before a practice that day. The quote helped the whole team through hard workouts and hard games that the team wanted to give up on, but in the end they stayed strong and kept on winning . "My work makes me better everyday," said Kaylee Mitchel (10) while hurrying to her practice area that day, "and I don't complain at all." Ty Pepper (9) remarked of the girls C-Squad team. "I work harder to one day be a starter." With the way the girls C-Squad played, Ty may be a starter in no time. Basketball is an extremly hard sport to master and people don't realize that simple fact. But the Girls C-Squad and JV where able to take the challenging factor in basketball and use it in their amazing season this year. They learned from every game they played and used new tactics to achieve victory in their season . I belive that the girls are excited for next season and with good reason because next year's season will be amazing! By Matthew Arbegast FRONT ROW Z11jth Rushing Kt~unly 1l10nta> Clualhgin~ G>rena Oniz ROW2 O:crh !lirl('S Scoreboard vs . St.Mary's (46-34) L vs . Palmer (41-35) W vs. Mesa (50-46) W vs. Mesa (51-42) W Overall Record: 3-1 Tomrn· Monuv. JjJyCtyre Shyrk~ti johnson l<itit lyn Mc<)uilliams Mya. tphrr Morg;ut V.110Jman Hr1am Witdtn l"y'ajt.~ PepJx·r ]aylyrm Dd l!·rrern Nastas.~jia Melvin C.m:h Grt.~b·l �The] gi 1 rt out their gamt \vii h an Jga.Irr;t Canor: Otv >1en = !I = = z = a FRONT ROW Alexa A1nb::a te Eltagon.le Ky<~ra &xl1y Brittany Anni p G·~ ROW2 Oa:h llir "> TorJl("<l Monuw Kdly Pcttorirr> Dt~· Gmt IenlS MrK('JIZJe Budwr.illl'r Ahrrlraya 1uire C.ood1 Grieh ·I Bnx>kr Mum' Roble; El Cannen DJOtms KayLw Mitchell Omoonmr Hall I'm tassjia Mdvin Oa:J1 Mason Scoreboad vs. St.Mary's (38-26) L vs. Mesa (46-23J VV vs. Canon City (50-26) L vs. TCA (38-32) L vs. Mesa (49-34) L vs. Canon City (44-41) L vs. TCA (39-38) L Overall Record: 1-7 sports SJTSBd By MattneW Arbegast '6f4 ���Cindy Armenta Tammy Amrlondo Ro rt Avila Sandra Baker &njarnin Baldwin David &rgin mantha Bil~ Jes.•;ica Butala ndra Capps Stv..annc Ca.rm y Nicole Carter &tty Ca.s~r Barl:ma Cavender Alexis Ccrdrna Mychal Cinotto DeenaOark John Oark Eric Colgrove Priscilla Coo~r Brent Cottrell Jack Wrnmings Daniel Omningham Lisa Darland Mark Davis Amanda Dcrnatto Monica Dicus Gina Dillingham Paul Dobler Steven Dominguez Leslie Doolittle 72 Staff sp-'SBd by Kaycee SUfTYT1Eli"'S �Sheryl Eb:rwrin jolene Edward Brett Elhoffer Debra Elwell John Farmer J nnifer Ferretti Joseph Fine Gary Foltz Natalie Fowler Tonia Gallagher I..mnn Ci:>rv..al Raquel Ci:>nzal~ Sarah Grandizio Ro rt Haga:lorn Thad Hall Tammy Hassan Amy Hawkins Keel r Kali Hin~ Aaron Hoffman Megan Houtchens Stacey Howell Ointon Husbmd Kevin Hutch rson Sharon Jamison Clleryl John<;On Edgar Johnson Vickie Jones Kim rly Keenan Michelle Kelley-Davi~ April Kelso �Trevor Kelso Kiistl'll KieVl'J 1 ---------~- Edis Knoop JessiG:J Lacy Rosemarie leipply Oifford Lendscy Ro rt Lighthall Billie Lovato J ff rcy Lundholm Robin Lynn Alyssa Macmahon Mallffi'n Maez Frffl Marjcrrison ShelliMil raMill r Emily Molina Darlene Morton A y M ulliG:Jn rah Mullineaux Mark Munoz Angela Murphy ja<;an Nell }arm Nikirk Sue Pena Mary Pershing Erik Peterson Stephen Portugal ~---~~~...J L~~-----l ~----- Staff Sp-'1300 by Kaycee summers �julie Poswalk DdxJrah Rtrllinppr Ma 'n · hdJ·,u:.- - - - - - - - - Su'i<!Tl Rottman Reggie nders Tiffany Shipp Rr.x Sirkrnillrr Sha~Skalla Candin· Smith Laura Smith Micha ·I uthworth Lisa Stark Michael Storrar Thomas Thrmdgill Brian Tryon MollyTutje Betsy Va<;qu z Michelle 'Alalkcr Emily Waller Anthony Washington Melanic West Charles White Caitlin Williams Heidi Woodside Lena Woodside �• ·ina l<amir Martinea ( 10). A<·rionna I llmny ( 10). and Pcyt Tul>!l:>(IO) work togeth ·on tllPir" igmnent in th h Quinn WLlson (1 0) and Ckily johnson (1 0) irk p thei assigfll11{'nt. They romplrtcrl it in the library. Ms. Mullican's English class uses the d1rome ks for re;earch. Pict unxt bnric:k Gcx-rgen (10) and rina Rarnire;-Martinrz (10). �Every year the Widefield Public Library offers students to compete in an opportunity to write the scariest story. This year, Sydney Villers (10), Daurie Westberg (10), and Au'Lexandria Goodwin (10) won honorable mentions for their scary story, "Fear is But a Thought." They chose to write in the contest to test their writing skills and wanted to see if they could write a good story. They worked together because they saw the ad and started talking about it together, bouncing off ideas, debating on what would make a good story out of their ideas. In the end, they not only had a great time writing together but accomplished a story that everyone liked. Academcs s~byzoesantJcrn �TEACHER'S VIE\\n Teach in You have heard of every test possible on the planet. CSAP, TCAP, PARCS, Scantron, Achievement series, ACT, SAT and the normal, old tests. We, the students hate them . But how does the science and math teachers feel about standardized testing and the future for math and science? "I feel that we need to be careful with how often we test," said Mrs. Carmody, "We sometimes foucus more on testing than teaching ." Mr. Bergin was almost on the same page; "It's not bad, but it's not perfect." Teachers may not feel that standardized tests are not the future of math and science, they still do a great job getting students through school! c aderncs By Matthew Arbegast �Mrs. Overstreet teache; her fu-st ~x· rh>S all al t Algebra arrl why it"s imJXlrtant. answers Mr. Storrar's que;tiort �Academcs �ournalism Writing and editing is required, but this was the class you wanted to take in order to become a newspaper reporter. Journalism had been a class for many years. The newspaper staff tried so hard to publish stories that were interesting to read . They spent hours on writing and editing just for us to read it! Please read it! The journalists in the class spent a lot of time and effort to bring the students the latest nd greatest. This year brought the newspaper to an end . After 2015, the news can be found online or through KWHS. Thanks for your words Newspaper! �Focus on the Work 1n Classes Academcs L...L;:;;;:;___ Sp-'SSd by Riley Prater �every game, N]ROTC !cads the stadium in ll'"'" •..,.I.,WI!l Justin Shiner (10). Juan Navarro (1 color guard. NJROTC wdS an intere;ting an:l nw.mling progmiL Pract iGll lmde1 hip an:! p·rsoml dt'lldoprnmt Op!x>rtuniti!!> aamnfXU1krl acalernic work. OpJnrtunities for school arrl conununlly servia~ inter-e;ting fK'kl trips trairxrl students for rorly kalership IXJSilions. 1~rsonal mngnition arx:l nurrK'roUS cxtr~l DHTimlar activities v.cre all availablr to the stu:lents in NJROTC WORKING TO GO FAR ! As a student progressed through the automotive program, previous units were reviewed and instruction became more detailed. The students were instructed on manual transmissions, automotive engines, and engine performances. Students in this class performed live repair work on customers vehicles, with proper testing and repair procedures being learned throughout the school year. These students worked hard everyday to accomplish their goals. The students became more aware of the skills and attitude necessary to work with the public in the automotive service and repair field . 3 �"I just kin! of rmlly liktrl an ard it hdps m.- (!;GIJ~~ I usually Jnilll. dux! !e. ,UJJ we just got done doing a mlond JX'IK"il proj\·t: S<Jil:l Tayk>r Milh (I 2). Victoria Mason (12) Tako:la Eggers (I 2) and · no::a Ill' (12) �Every single artist has a story behind every picture. From a paint brush to a pencil so much creativity shows that they have true talent. "Art is a fun way to express yourself, it allows me to explore and creat. It's also a good way to start off my day and a good way to wake me up. It's better than a regular class ." said, Cydney Smith (12). Creativity is a gift, some people have it and some people dont. Everyone has some sort of a creative mind, it just takes the right thing to bring that creativity out. "I like being creative. I like to draw sometimes but not all the time . It has to be something that clicks in my head in order for me to draw it." said Josue Lopez.(l2) . Students here enjoy every single project that the teachers throw at them . They seem to get what art is all about and can read what is behind the picture. "Art is really fun and you can express yourself and I started when I was young .Hsaid, Mo Jones (11). As students draw their portaits and projects they think of new ideas to do later on . By : Alyssa La Plante Academ cs �They are a fun group who looks forward to going to school everyday. Always smiling and staying positive is what makes this school unique. Jordan Dumas (12) said, "I like drawing in art, I love my friends, and my NJROTC teacher is nice." Not a lot of kids have more than one class they like so Jordan is one of a kind . Jordan has played basketball, softball with his friends from his school and other schools. He loves hanging with his family and his little brother. Desmond Lipscomb Holmes (12) told me that, "He loved playing football with all of his guys and that he could not wait for next year to see how they play, also math class is my favorite. I like hanging out with my friends and I like spending more time with my girl." Desmond has played on Varsity Football ever since his freshman year and will always love the game and teamwork that comes with the art of football. --· Cristopher "Michael" Vansickle (12) told me, " I like PE and listening to music everyday and hanging with my friends during lunch time." Cristopher loves shooting hoops during his free time . Being a senior, he is looking toward to graduating and can't wait for what the future brings to him . They all come to school and leave with a smile on thier faces and that shows that they all have true hearts. Our seniors will always and will forever be a Widefield Gladiator! Story By: Riley Prater Jessica Veneklasen (12) �Back Row: Christopher IowP, Natasho Burnett. jc!Ten'y {X'I. 'D10ma Ontis. jC'SSic-r~ 'mcklasen. Christopher .. Class 012015 \ ur ickle Second Row: }CIS!X'r Ross. BrarK!cn Taylor. jcrrica Ho!'iky.]onlan Dumas. Antonclla Swfano. !)(~mond Upscomb Hl~Ilt">. Front Row: Kaylah IIcnrc. Emoni Cogdell. IN THE SPOTLIGHT What makes you .. YOU? jonlan Dumas (12) loves nx:king out to mu~ic whenevrr he ha~ thr chance to. Otristopher Towe ( 12) His smile lights up the nxnn arx:l c;m makr anyone> day tx>tter.. Kaylah llenrr ( 12) loves pl<lying softtEII arxl i<> a varsity athlete. Oe;rnorxl U(llCOrnb Bomb (1 2) lXlSing with the winning l:ell from the Widefiekl \'S Mrsa Ridge fmtll-tll g:nw. Academcs 87 �Makayla Shoup (I I). KenL>ha 'TI10mas (I 2). ani Nrx·lk· Artmdc·r (I I) practicing thl:'ii instrument for \\'lnteifi!St. �Andre Reed(l2) has been playing the Bari Sax for five years and has been selected for the All State Jazz Band which is a collection of the best jazz players in the state. Andre is learning to play the piano and wants to learn how to play the bass guitar and the herp. "I plan on going to college, but I want to pursue music production" Andre said . He started playing the saxophone when he was eleven at school in Germany, Mannheim was the school's name. The All State Jazz Band performed at the Broadmoor on January 31st. By: Kaylee Hinze Acaderncs S p-'9ad by Kaylee Hnza gq ....;:;;;:.__...,J �����������������lltmlrr Belltl. Nathan Billingsley. Andrrw Bourhrr. Cordrll ( .cndrna<,, j~UL' Davila Shane Davb. Tannrr Ful:xmk'), Anthony F ia'ttL ~arrrl Gilliam. Anthony (.nrnham Dicker .Tr i\tcm Hillc~uy. Ro rt Kubik. David Meumarm. ~atthcw O'Brirn. Grant Pantano- Brown Cortney Prtt is. ~atthrw Ra.:tur. joshua Sand f'iOn, C:hristi(lll antos, Ja4uille Shaw. Aaron Smal ', Ryan Stringer. Donivyn Tctijeron, Brnnry Trujillo. Addison 'Aalker. Jacob \\11it rman An<,t in Widnrr. Quint Vv'iiSOIL 106 SJ.rah Dudley. Tessa Murphy. EriG:l Johnson. Klaudya Mathrws. Michelle Romrro. Ashley Burg. Alexb &hlotfrldt Perrz. Ms. Darland. Samantha Ford U'xi Ann~trong Back Row: Alanah Wood Sarah Str rlx>l. abrina Black. Desiree Andrade. Brcanna Hobh-;. Shauntc Omsavag('. Kay Ire ll inze. ~rena Cannon Front Row: Ms. Darland I.aurir Davila, Desirer Smtt. Vmt~\a Stanford. Katie AnL-;b:•rg. ~'rina Mart inez. Brit lnry Carrifl �llr~,dr 1\ I [ .1\, A It ( )C l~ AI l'lt v t I ! ~ §) ~ ~ §) §) Sl @!:1 Sl [!!!!] ~ ~ ~ Alanna Bass Keena Tristan Hillmry. Courtlynn Seaton. ~rena Cannon. Orristian Santos, Van~~ R!X'ves Not pictured C'.ortney Pettis. Briarn1a lsaclorr, Caleh Vigil C'.orri Grenz �Back Row: tl ~ o- 'Vlach ig. Ke ,h< '11on , M.L 1ylc 'ho;. Artile r. \r ·uJ 1 LK 1.' II< ''la!ll(xh . 'VI r.cn j1r.!Lt If Ap>(' Xmndi, II pt ' ,.., xl He r ' ( l\ l l '' trdl Aaror lo ,o· 2nd Row: · h , ' K v. I' '>. ; lr'idfn ru Nl, L Rtc< cl \1dr' -.a V•nphv. M >.< '1 lo· • khc; r · holl!V I\ I Yc 1<~ :ami! Mu · I \ I u:k . ( ~~~ 1 fi' bur 'vh. Mil •r Front Row: k t 1 :a ' JL_ Ill' 'JbV. 1 Jl1 >t Jb• (' Me 'Ailktr favlOI .nhu1 Br?.>kf \1cx 1e f3ith Or • I I .. d C-o. f,£ll r I i Rad I 2nd Row: I.lf. Cor'•"'• s. Kim a J:eJ]\n .ab llc pr w l, V u1a lilliah 1-i.JP ( ,u"'Jn y, I .t •''1 "..tl !1.10'1. Abif ~ k l k u Coon a La r. Dok: r ;& nin , Kto:u N m; Prrn ;rr.,: 1>r ~ Mart.r· \ xl<"v R • 1iru, I.<~ Ynh ,, I <JI • ><; 1st Row: • :rxll\' ,• · l"k liZ !lt:.tv.' ~~J~ ( 'Y .r. Prall '1. K yJL 1Jy Ia.. D; •) Inns. rni w I• Sup' m Frnndl �..~'il ~'il ~ .. ~ ~ ::V Back Row:%.., L 1" l v. Biacklll Atu·•-...on. An n.l< lkn. tphm, 6• nbnnd, h 1 m I L W. Tk I· 1 2nd Row: Jul~· l I Ul t qx I KirK rk fJCI\, Dt ynn l:ulkx k umtl " Ra: ~ AI£ Xdrrl Pott ' Sl'· u. M l!>lll Ju~..t LL> Front Row: V.r:; 'v mrr rr. it '1011: I~ • ">. ~1Lcl Jx hecn. 10TTim J·nor '· tYirc J t • A.; I kv H ~ •Jona\ull Rtn: M1 LolpTOH Not Pictured: Jor An \A e Lu., Par, 1 n: F1 • v Pep Band Picture Trumpet players starting in the forefront: Ft nmn I i Jor.ath. 11G1 Jenv.. Haley '>vi-- II< L Back Row: Ml l ( :rrovl. r [)J'CJ t l (I DC'Iicik D 111!-,) I)(); nn AHrv. acobCotrKt I h \ P.li,<' ~·ephe~ :.Cunng" 3rd Row: Rhv N! ~ It Brc en AIKiu 1~ "'pi n ,\p.' nbHni '). 'I 'Am ilidgc. 'vtarxl'y AI 1 Brer ~dn tkltP Clmstop.. 1\ kpatuck ; 1 Krr. Datr .\'e-;t r& Mf'lll unctlt Rilev Ruv< ll Mit l<tt'' l}Jtk". Juli<J 1 :>eh. Ak•X£1 h Pott· r ~P' :lf 2nd Row: B1· '1ll'y Atrli)l. fnw Joltr lll. 1\dnnrr.a \\' hf(,u.•·nro. Kat'y h:'UL 1\ ~llitlt ·.(l1:dfll"" • .'1llfiK. DHflV. ~}r<;IJ(1 Ptt, · 1~l't~ ,, MrC'nmb. Arrlrc Rlul ,hk•y Burk. ls,·~lh Thm !X Jo;1b11 Ldrno:1d. Courtlvnn ~tort A 'k v: kiri< C.cxxiVv ·• Front Row 'kl10lr Hat ><;, Nat co ha t"K ~ .on. K1 'r '>I VII.-" Ccl' '\ II • l11 tl1nng.• "l< r.'hl Fore Oanif'' Ktt~'l Jill \'J"qV~' Jot 1 sor. i 111< Rmda!. (,,Jy LJir ;~HL M Kkl 'V froK ' Not Pictured: B1 llliJ<: I ~K~m'. l O< h nnt l Jorr;,m \A Ke 1 Ck..Jbs sp--eed by BrsE velazquez ���JoQue1 ddi~on as~andra lamillo U'>tin ngelilli Meghan rbega-,t rik.a Armel! Ari Franci.,co Arredondo Jacob tk.in..,on Daisy Audelo lana very Le-,tat vila Lucas Bagley Dougla-. Barne-, Meadow Barnes aRee..,e Barnes Justine Beaman-Hogan Isaac Benale udianna Bennett-Burgess athan Billingsley Taylor Black. well Spencer Blasingame Lacee Bliss Gabrielle Bonilla RMathias Boothe mber Borders Jame-, Bosch Daw on Bottoms ndrew Boucher Victoria Bowen Joshua Bro> n Maris-,a Bugg Dev ynn Bullock abrina Burgess utumn Burk Morgan Burkey Angelina Butierres Cody Caddick. Richard Campbell Garrett Cantrell Caleb Carabajal Cordell ardenas Kiri Carmody Lily ayce Alejandro Ceja Jimene1 Jennifer Cerasuolo Michael Chandonnet Kenneth Chavez Hailey Clark o....;.:;;;:....~- Fresi"Ynen �Michael lark Justin Iemen-. shley Conklin John ord va hailynn Cottam Renee reed Chloe' Crichton Leandera Cruz Chri">tian Culler Adri'ana urrin Ian Dale athan Daniel Josue Davila amryn DeLeon Gabriel De anto'> Jaylynn Deherrera Leo Deloria Khalik Dempsey Marcu<, Dia1 T) ler Dowdy Quiani Dudley Michael Duggan Trevan Duke Kri-.ten Durbin Jalen chob ric Eckenroth Jordan Elmer Demi Epps Maisha Epps Kalee Farley Tabitha Frandsen Chardonnay Freeman arah Fr elich Isabella Galvadon Fatima Garcia Rikki Garcia oah Gelner James George Vane-.-.a Germaine baac Gillette ierra Gonzales Von Jerome Gonzale-. hri'>tian Gooch Taijae Goode Myreik Goodwin-Lagrce Jaquaireus Grant Gage Green nthony Greenham-Dickens L aiah Grima Chri-.tian Gudino T) ler Guimond Lacey Guthridge Jo-.hua Haar Madelyn Hager Dillon Ham Makcnzie Hamill n sp--ead by Kaycee summers L.....;;;::;;...._ ___J �shle} Hamlin Ta) lynn Harris Tiara Harris Mary- athJ) n Harrison Jacob Headle a\icr Hebert Brennan Heitz Jayden Hict..s Oli\ia Higdon Lillian Hill L) nnmarie Hill lys\a Hix..,on Da\ id Hokenson Jayda Horne Ta' ian Horton Charris Howard hristion Howard atasha Hud-.on Bradley Huggin · Kyle Hunter De tiny Inks Abigail Jack Jaydon Jacl-.son Keana James Cheyann Jara Ka}la Jaramillo Anthaney Jerby Cheyenne Johnson Chri-.tina Johnson Jalen Johnson Logan Johnson hynesti Johnson Celina Jones Du tin Jones Rodrick Jone. Evan Jones-Brown Joseph Jordan Isaiah Joseph Michaela Kamberi<; Keri Kapfer Kailee Kawakami Ciarah Keen Cheyenne Kersten Eden Ketchum Heather Kimball- Yolls Katherine Klaus Elizabeth Knapp Carley Knowlton Rhianna Kolodziej Jared Kraft Eva Kuecker Lucas Lacy Jad} n Laffler Kaylee Laftler Marqael Lambert Jonathan Large L.....::..::...._--J Sp-'Sad by Kaycee summers �Alexander Leach Richard Leahmon Hailee Lee Jesse Lee Bryce Lieb) Reece Lieb) Dylan Loewenstein Olivia Lollar Benjamin Long Breanna Lopez Cameron LopeL Georgia Lopez J M LopeL Felisto Lorio h) Lower ameron Mackes MackinLi Madison Jayson Maize Moana Mapu Eli Marquardt mily Martel Garrett Martin lis'>a Martinez Brian Martinez Brisella Mata Kayla Mayo Jonathan Me Laughlin Jazmine McClain Donivan Me ormick Tre)""an McDade Christopher McGowan Troy McGregor Kaitlyn McQuilliams Jacob Milkow~ki aleb Milb Melissa Monforte Mario idan Montano Tonirhea Montano nna Montoya hawn Morehead Xa\ ier Mo. man Tatiana M ux Cole Munoz lexia auman Kaitlyn emeth Janis icker. on Jacelyn ibon T) ler orthcutt Gabriel O'Loughlin Marc nthon Oli\a. Jimene1 Calc) Oliver nd) Orantes Rosale crena Ortiz lsiah Ortiz lexander Ortiz-Ochoa nth ny Pacheco FresiYnen �Grant Pantano-Brown Martin Park. Brandon Parrott MaJ...ayalla Patino lice Paulo Brody Pell 'grino Ty 'aja. a Pepper ' a\ ier PerJ...in'> Rollin Pierre harlee Polidore tephanie Pomero Kenneth Prall Matthew Price Isabelle Provo'>t William PucJ...cll Jaden Quillen Derrick. Ray Matthew Rector Jahron Reed amuel Reed Bethany Reinhart licia Rendon ictoria Reyes William Reyes hance Rich Devon Ricketts Latianna Ridgeway-Lafromboise Jannyce Ri\era nalisa Roacho Justin Robbins Jonathan Rodriguez Monroy Edgar Rodriguez ieves Mariah Romeo Theodore Rosack lexzander Ro<,enbaum Quentin Ro~s Makella Rowe Riley Royall Z'Tijah Ru~hing Makenna Ru sell Destiny Salloum Jeffrey anche1 Mason anders Haley Santos-Scroggs Alexis Scarver Kody Scholl 6 Ricardo evilla-Casillas Jaylen Short Makayla ilvera Kenzie Simmons Fresl"Ynen �Tatianna Smith Karmen n dgras'> Mya opher Zane tanger Jacin troman Ramon tuber Mik.a ummerhill amuel Sutton Amber Taylor Joseph Taylor Kaylee Taylor Kennedy Thomas Martin Thoma. Willow Thompson Ayiana Tomrdle Hotchkiss Jadyn Toogood than Troncoso Brianna Trujillo Marisa Trujillo Vanneza Trujillo hafay Tucker urtis lanowski John nden..,ood Alexander Valentin ngelo Vera Roman hrista Villegas icole Villegas heyenne Y, lcic Lauren Wad<.,>worth Matthew Wainright Addi'>on Walker Bryan Wayment Jacob Weber Elijah Whatley utumn White ummer Willcox Keenan Williams Roben Williams amantha Williams Brandon Wilson K}le Wibon ummer Wilson icole Winsor Briana Witcher hristian Woodrum Eric Wright Caleb Wyche ydnie Zorens Jessica Z irblis S~ad by Kaycee SUrTYnerS 117 �ores ubriann.1 Ah,:l-..tad -tephen genbroad I -..aiah A lien K) he lien K)li lmeida ndre\\ nclcr on Dc~iree Andrade lexa podac.1 J,uda Aqumo :\ latthc\\ Arbegast (,corgc rcimcga U\ ier rmbru-.tcr Bnttan) nniJo R.1qucl i\n:ry Joshua Bachman-~1ozo Emily Banlll l.tC) Bames Brenn.m Barnett Al,mna Ba-..s-Kccna Brcnn.1n Bates 'tcg<~n Bates crionna Bcllalll) Ju..,ttn BellO\\ he) enne RclO\·o..,ke) 'achil Bcngogullari Rebeec.1 Bennett Jeremiah Betz Reagan Bihar) Sabrina Bl.tck Spencer Blaek-..tock K)ara Boclry 1 , athan Bolen Tannon Branch Heather Braun Cour1nC) Breazell Cameron Bro\\n Anthony Burke) Robert Burn-.. nthon) B)rcl Ch.!rl)n Ka)e Calin.1gan Carrie Campbell Serena C,mnon 118 Jacob CarabaJal Christopher Carclo l) ler Carne-; Ta) lynn Carpenter Alec Ctstillo Juan Castro Chiara Cepeda sophomores �Au tm ( harlcs Joshua C'h.l'>e Jame-; Chi holm 1:1) lor C'ht nolm Rtck) Chri-;tie Salincia ( inko k)' Dcon C'lair Austm Cle<~ton Hannah Clemen~ Ka)li Clore Jacc Cobh Dm id ochran Elizabeth Contreras Esmeralda Contrera '\1ata N1cole Cordo\ a Elena Co1rea Jawb Cotner Cody Courl.;amp :mma Cox Ketth Crut 1atthcv. Cf) t er 1.;) lur Culhnane ah)ah Cushon Markle Ctop Stephen Dabclkl) Dominique Da\enport Lwne Dm ila Dc\en Da) Dev.a)ne Da) Ke.!nelee Deguzman k) lcr DiGirol.1mo Joaquin Diat Spencer Dtaz Caitlyn Dobler Edgar Duran , 1at.l Whitne) Durfe) Hale) D) kstra llorah hd\\ ard Jes ce Edv.ard-; M,,·Kyla Elhs Cele te Eltagonde JuliJ. E ch Tanner Euhanl.; John farle) Danielle Feldmann Lcxi Fennel Steph.my Pennell f) ler rerari Ciara Ferrin Ra) ann Fernandez Luca htzmo1Tis bigml Flani~.m VeenJ. Fleming Danicllc l·olc) Darren Ford R)an Flmi Spread by Kaycee SlJITl('T)8('5 �Brianna Freeze Au ... tin Gamber Adam Ciannm\ il) Brittne) Garcia Joe~ Garcia Jordyn Gcr...tle-Goodm,m De. tini Gilliam ~vlarcel Gilliam '1ckola-. Goebel Emrick Gt crgcn A-..hle~ Going-. Au"Lexanclna Goodwin D) Jan Gnffm Jonathan Gmcm\ aid 1 dam Gutierrez Kamcron Hamhl) Grant llarri-, Oli\ ia Hart Damicn HayhuN Corban Ha)mond Kae ha Hdkey Dai-.) lkmandez Rhiannon Hernandez Ka) lee Hinze Brcanna Hohb-, K) Ie Holdcraft Andrew Hotchki"' Samantha Howell ~knyon Hucy Taylor Hunter babcl.1 Huntington Jarred Hutchi-,on Blake Huxoll Cecily John. on Jac4ul~ nn John-..on .\lya John-..on Jahd Jone-.. Auhrc Jo)CC DanJclle Ketchum Emil~ King .Matthew Klau ch Robc11 Kuh1k Aly-..~.1 La Plante Ryan Leavitt Kam Lee SJ..:) Jar Logan Dare) l.ong lakayla Lopez lichael Lopez-Puente Gabriela Lorenzo Borra-.. Jo-,cph Lono Sophia Loughan De~tmy Luckado Julya .\lack Faith ~ladi,on Kailan ~1Jrion 120 Sj:read by Kaycee surnrrers �Christopher~ lartineau spen :'\.1artincL .\1axnnilliano \1artinc/ Patricia l\lcGO\ ern Cosentmo Scrina \kClunc I j, ~lcDaniel Jaddcn \lcDonald Tevin McDonald Tre\'or \lcDonald Jacob McKinney ;\lor"an .\1cKinney Hunter .\leade s.~mual 1ernck .\1ano Mlleto Joseph Miller \ ladison .\I iller • 'athanid ~Iiller Eliph Nlissaktan Kaylce i\litchell Tyrese \1itchell .\1alaika .\lokone Joseph .\1onastcrio AI) ... ia .\lomon Angel .\lontano Brooke .\ loorc Daishanae .\loore Robyn \loore Destiny Morgan Ian lot1on Gabriel Mull()/ Rosa!) n .\I) nck Cham.e , 'avarro Juan :\a\ arro .\1itchcll 1 'cclcy Kelsey som :-:e,, .\1at)JO, 'orn. Caidcn Orosco Ka) Ia Orttt Xnl\'tcr Orti1 Ca.,sandra Ortit Jones Brett 0-,borne Alexandri.l Paris Athena Pearson Rachel Pease Conor Peck Alexa Pellegrino Levi Pennmgton Kelly Pettorino Gabrielle Phillips Pari-.. Pirro Chad Pratt Kristophcr Pruett Andre\\ Prys-ChaVL'l 'lhl\ i-.. Rader Sh)anna Rains Senna Ramirez sopumores 121 �:\ltchad Ra) I Ra~he~.?n ReaYe.., Donanm Reed R)an R~.?ed D<llton Reilly Jo..,eph Rendon Jc..,Lt... R~.?) na Ang~.?line Rhodes Terra RiYera El) ... ..,a Rohk..,-Rodriguet. Dan11eir Rodger:-. Kd . . c) Rodrigue Anydt.., Roldan De La Ro..,,t Celestina Romero-Andrade Jonathan Ro..,.., Tekota Ruhy Fatth Russell FnL Ru) hal 1\.a) h1 Sad ley Angcltque ~.tenz Brook.e S.tent. DaJ..ota S;tlloum Amanda Sand Alli..,on Sch\\attt. Clatrl.? Seaton Cry..,tal Segura Colt~.?n Set;er A ... hley Shank.lu.nd Cameron Sharp l;an Sha\ tes Shat n Sherman Sk.mner Ju..,ttn Shmer Brandon Short 7a~.:h,tr) Stlls Yiltta Stmpson Cameron Sk...tlla :-.1y..,ter) Skelton 1\ta Smith Karon) Soeun 'icholas Spence t\1atthe\\ Spragg 'vancss;t Stanford S..tpphtre )tark Carne Stephens 122sophomores 1\.1a~.:k.cnne Strunck. �Charlyn S\\ickard Tucker Swonger Dreanna Tan·er Konnn Theriault Luke Thir ... k A~hley Thoma.., Carmen Thoma.., Cha-,e Thompson K}le Thompson Rachael Thomp-,on Andre\\ Thom ... on La Shonda Torre-, Caleb To1Te~ Cnderwood Angela Trento Benney Truj1llo Hannah Trumble Peyton Tubb~ Yei-,ha Turner Tnt\ i-, Vanden Bloomer baiah Vargas Austin Veigel \h-,on Vigil Sydney Viller., Stephen Wainright Jord) n Walker Sadie Walker Amantha Wallace .\1ikayla Watson Scott Wesemann Daune Westberg Bnttan) White Jacob Whiteman AI) -,..,a Wilcte\\''>ki '>ar<th Wile) \dnan Wilkin.., Sarah Will1am.., Adnan Wibon Quinn Wibon Quinton Wibon Ronan Witte spread by Kaycee SlJfTYllBf'S 123 �Amanda lien Penelope Alonto Am.mda Ander~on Jacob Anderson utumn Angchlh dam Apodaca K.i)lee m1ijo-Vig11 Hale) Arm~trong • 'ocllc Artmcier ~1itne Audelo DonO\ an Avery 'athan A\ery K) lie B,tmard Ethan Beaver Jared Bellamy Sergei Bennett Emily Bla1>mgamc Shane Boone Pmgc Bosworth Anjalec Bridge ·Smith Brcanna Britt Ana Bro~n :Vlakayla BI)'an I\lcKentic Buchwalter Daryn Burges~ Brandon Burkett Jilhan Burlingame Rebecca Burlingame hlcy Burnett Bryan Kenneth Calinagan raith Cannon 'athaniel Capps Sh<tkiera Car on Jason Casper Sarah Ca,taldo Katie Castillo Sean C'athe) Ian Cayce Wesley Center Hannah Chadbourne Bnana Chamne~s Je~us Chapa 124Junors �Ka) leen Chee 'ade Clark Leon C'lemon 1cg.han Cleveland Kacte Coatney Kayla Cohu Caleh Cole Christopher Conklin Kohlton Consa\age Kathy Cooper James CordO\ a hley Cox Christopher Crichton De\ in Culpepper Alexandrea Cunntngham Aaron Datly Brittany Davenpon Kristofer Da,io; Brandon Deal Cameron Demp ey Lexi.., Dtcu.., Dominique Dowdell Ja-..on DuPont Sarah Dudley Knsten Dulan y Oli,·ia Duran Shayna Edwards Bri..,a Elliott Dakota Epp Clari~ a Escohar lcjandro Esquivel Anthony Falcetti Da\ id Feenstra Raymond Fern.lllde:r Cameron Haten Jenma ~1anelle Flore Jordy Hores Samantha Ford Jaqulyn f<omtcnto baiah Frye Samuel Fulcher J ymon Ga1Tet-.on , 'athan Girardin Ariyanc GL>ntales Mathe\\ Gordon Caitlin Grant Rhianna Green Corri Grenz Sabrina Grima Sp--eaj by Kaycee St..Jf"TYT"l8f'S 12.5 �Chari. Groemg Timoth) H.mr h.mlonnae Hall Cody Harri~on Peter Hartmann Abdullah Has ... an Heidi Henry Damela Hernandez Tristan lhllcary Da\ id Hladek Bonnie Hogan on :'\1akyn.t:ie Holleran Ja7nlln Holloway Ken) alta Home Ali) ana Hoy Gonzalc~ Robert Hubbell Cratg Huhbs Sa\ anna Huggms ;\lonique Huntington Sean Hybcrt Bnanna I idore Brianna h cr,on Skylcr Jamison • 'atasch.t Ja on Dczmond Jeans Shado'~ Jcn-,cn b1gayle Johnson Brennan Johnson Enca Johnson Hunter Johnson J.tv.JunJohn on Kari ... sa John<;on ;\losiah Jones Sierra Jonc Jonathan Ju~t Samantha Kaufman :\1Jchacl Kinne) Perez Chri~topher Kirkpatrick LII) Kopf Bre.mn Kraft !\lariana Kuker Phoenix LaBatT Antrei"e Lace) Da1k\\ on Lauf) :-.1an- ol Lopez ·1~1)' lor Lowers ,\1atthev. Lucero Samantha Lupn (' .1roline l.ulc 126.Junors �lexandra Luna lcx1ander Lun ford John Lyons Billie Madden Cas-.andra Madden Bradley :\lakin Bnttney l\lann Y1ktoria Martin Jacob Martinez Kareem 1athurin Andre Mayorga Tab1tha McCombe Trimly lc.:Coy Sean .i\ lcDonald ryrek ~1cl·ail DonO\ an McGahuy haac McKinne) Winter leadc 1 'astaS'>Jia l\leh in '>hlcy 1enini Franci..,co \1ercado Da\ id ~leu mann Alexis \lcyers Carlos .i\ lcza Gamboa Jordan 'like J a ron .\1 iller Hcrm..1n .i\lontoya 1arccll,l Monto) a- Y1aguirre Charle..,ton loorc lcxis lorgan Jy..,ha Morgan Tomca' \'lorrmv Taylor 'ancc Rhys , 'el-..on Mcghan 1 'emeth A..,hJey , 'e\\ man shJey I 'gU)Cn Zacel) Olnc) F..1tth Ortit. babel Pacheco Stephanie Padilla Lui... Pagan • 'elson Pardo Brianna Patino Jo~hua Phillip Isabelle Polk Joshua P011 Log,m Prater R1ley Prater s~ by Kaycee Sl..K1YT181"'S 127 �I~rica Prcus Brenden Quillen He:l\ en Rams uch·c) Ramirez Daniel Ramirez Lauren Rm\ don nncssa Reeve-. T) lcr Riggs )rna Rios Jaiden Rnern Preston Roberds Emiliano Robles Alex Romero shley Ru11 Luis Ru11 D'IJah RtP. hmg Zoe Saint John Brandon 'alazar Jo-..hua Sanderson ~amucl Sandovul Emmanuel Santiago Carina Sarmiento Dc-.irce Scott Diana Scott Ma) kay Ia Scott ~ lalik. Scars Lwrcn Servant Johnny Shankland Jaquille Shaw Ki,ma Shaw Tri~tan Sher .\lakayla Shoup Amber Sicdler Amber Simister Dameon Smale Damren Smith Racgan Smith Jose Soto Stc\ en Starke Zoey Stealey Antonella Stefano Damon Stevenson Paul Stevenson 128 ..Junors �Jumee IC\hlrt Taylor Stockhou-;e Chri-;tina Stolworth)' Caleb Straub R)an Stringer C hancllc Summerhill Ethan Summers Shamiya Sykeo; Josiah Tavarc Dakotah Taylor Stc\ ie Tedder Haley Tepley Joseph Thompson Isaiah Thorpe McKenzie Troncoso Kelly Valade; Ta\ ian Valentine Haleigh Vance Bri ia Velazquez Janmn tctoria Nicolas Vitalich 1 'ghiem Anthony Vo Kage Walker John Walton Anthony Wann Anna \\'amcr Diamond \\'a~hington Dwayne \\'cimcr Darrin \\'e~tbcrg. Savanna Whatley Patnck White Austtn Wtdncr Le\ i Wtlltam" Garrett Wilson Makayla Winkclbauer Cameron Winter~ ~1elleaha Woodrum Brianna Wright Ciarra Wright ~!alta Yadao 'I rcvor Yatc~ Archil / ..arkua Sp"'eaj by Kaycee summers 12q ���������������Sct")1C)R.. Uow welf do you know your seniors? I'm adopted, I have had . ix dogs, and I ha e taken graphic design clas e online. My fav rite color i pink. I love to watch ghost movie . . I like to talk and li ten to accent- expecially British and outhern! I have been in a relationship for 4 years. I have two different set of parent. My fourth sister is on the way. oupr.A u1 \ t' }l �weSOMMMMMe" . l could see 1hat" YoLJ do"rt eveN kNOW/" What is the last thing you bought? A burrito -Anthony Wentzel Chaps tick. -chasmyn Howard A bag of chips. •ck up lines: -Cydney Smith I could rearrange the alphabet, I put U & I together. anyone seen a vet? Because these s are sick! *flexing profusely* Uith Where do you see yourself in 10 ~ years? 11131~ no organ donor, but I'd be happy give you my heart. · umrna ·~~t excuse you've used ror doing your homework: r bac poe got I f t t et orgo 1 In my dad's truck -Mark Andrade Mr cat a1e my t d·d d ·t IUS I n1 0 I . homework. (He literally K t - rys yna did once). Goldsberry -Juliet Seibel Being a nurse. -Crystal Romero Working as occupational therapis -Ashley Becoming a po officer. -Whitney Smit Perks of being a senior: Getting to have and Having a mindset of beginning to start ot having to take show off our cool he PARCC testing. senior shirts that no your life. It's really one else has. exciting. -Josh Warne -Xee Hypes -Robbie Miller �You have come a long way, you will go far in the future. Love u lots, Grandpa + Grandma Loving Memory of My Brother Eric Paul Vel~z I look up to the sky and now the world is mine. I've known it all my life I made it, I made it! I used to dream about, the life I'm living now I know that there's no doubt. I made it, I made it! Love, Mom+ JC We are o proud of all you accompli. hed over the years. You have grown into a phenomenal youn man. We wi sh you all the best and many bles~ing as you . tart the next chapter of your life. With Love, Mom, Dad, Vincent Jr. , Vine a, Nana and Granddad �arcus . You hovetolways beenlithe smile on my face, am so proud ot ne man you ave come. love you . om arc~yll ou make me 9~oud every dav, ard I know oufw1 succeed at ar1y.n1ng you aftemp n lie. 0 dd' �senor Ads sp-'8Bd by Keylee Hnze �On May 26, 1997, when our daughter came into the world, she has been a strong, caring, loving and dependable young lady. Her gifts are amazing, her inner beauty has exceeded her outer beauty. She has such honor, courage, and commitment. We are very proud and love you . Mom and Dad Your hard work has finally paid off. We are all very proud of you . Always believe in yourself. Follow your dreams and you can achieve anything . Now you will be college bound . Keep up the hard work and you will shine like a star. Love Always, Martinez Family Angelo, You're truly amazing, smart, funny, and talented . Just a glimpse of the man you'll be . We are so proud of you and we Love you! Mom, Grandpa, Dad, and Donovan senor A ds Sp-'BCld by Kaylee 1-tnZB 1Aq -;T �We are so proud of the wonderful young lady you've become and all of your accomplishments! To the moon and back Bear! Mom, Dad, Ethan & Nan a Andrew, We are tremendously proud of you & what you have accomplished in your young life. Continue to work hard . We love you! Mom, Dad, Mollie, Alex Anthony, Ever since your birth we have been so proud of you . Being your parents is our greatest honor and privilege. You have always been an amazing kid and we are so proud of the amazing man you are becoming . Love, Mom and Dad Ads IS() Senor sp--eed byzoe sant ..Jam �To Fedrick DeVon Stewart You are my second son but your Dad's first The day you were born was one of the happiest on Earth not just for your Dad and me But for our entire family You brought us laughter and love For you, I thank God above As Dada and God watch over you Know that there is nothing that you can't do You are growing into a man after God's own heart Just know that I will be here to do my part I will pray for you and keep you lifted Because you are strong, intelligent and gifted You will go far; beyond the sky is your limit Declare what you want and walk in to it I Love you. Mom Fredrick, May God Bless you rich ley on this next leg in your Journey in life. Always remember, Joshua 1:9 Auntie senor Ads spread byzoe sant .Jam lSI �Family First Always & Forever, we love you Kaleb, you did it just like we knew you could. Don't just survive, live! Congratulations. Love, Family Senor Ads 5p'eaJ by Haey lepey �Nick, you have grown into an amazing young man . You are and inspiration to me, your faith, your strength, your kindness and that beautiful smile. I am truly blessed to call you my son . I can't wait to see what god has planned for you . We love you and are so proud of you . Mom,Dad,& Kody. Bubby, you are our amazing Iii man . Always stay true to you!We love you and are so proud of your accomplishments. Continue taking on the world . We love you. Mom, Dad, & Joey �l<()t~f() 8- 1<()-t~ft~" y f)df)& Katelyn ~rom the day you were born it was clear that you were determined to a fighter. Being challenged at birth by your premature entrance to the world was actually just a head start on life for you . You have grown to appreciate and grasR OP,portunifies when they are presented . You are strong -willea ,absolutely stunning presence in the world and continually strive to achieve excellence. You have always been very outspoken,and demand to be heard (often at the expense ot those immediately surrounding you).But,that has been a very thing , meritocracY, has never been your forte',and you never choose to settle for anything ress than supenor result in any tasks you take on . As you move forward in your new journey,never forget that you should never "settle"for anything less than tile best. You have a beautiful voice that is meant to be heard, and we know you will use that voice to do something amazing one day. Please remember to voice your oprnion when need retain that strong-willed character,continue to strive for excellence, but never be afraid of failure, be your own woman, and retain your independence. We wilf miss you a you pursue your educational goals, always know that we are only a phone call away. We are very proud of you,and love you more than words can express. Congratulation honey. Love, Mom and Dad It's funny, yet intriguing of how easy it is to take something as srmple aslime for granted. After all, what is time? As a parent, time has seemed to go by so fast when I see how much you both have changed. It seems like just a few years ago you were tiny little nearly transparent alienlookrng crealure hiding behrnd the protection walls of inc bators fighting for you mere existence in the world.lt was such a difficult time to have admire you from afar, as you were too fra_gile to held .But,every day I was there watching you,wondenng if you were going to make it, and hoprng that you woula be" miracle babies"that would one day make bold statement to the world.Now,here we are ... Kayla, You have always been determined to make your own path, to walk down the middle of the road !or tne other side altogether) .You are following the norm and posess such an outgoing and adventurous attitude that 1ust seems to draw people Close to you . To have seen the transition from your tiny birth weight and size to the beautiful fearless young woman youllave become today has been like watching an action movie. You have often l<ept us on the edge of our seats with excitement wondering what strange or exciting new things you will be doing nexf We would have never imaginea that you would one day compete in -and complete-the Spartan Race .... twice! !To say that we are so pround of you would be an understatement, and a disservice perhaps, but you are something much more than that. You have become a pretty good baker so we know that won't be going hungry as you also pursure your educational goals (mayoe you can feed your sister).There have been times that we have been hard on you,and that's partially because we know your potential, and want you to realize that nothing can stand in your way you when put your mind to it. Your persistence is evident in so many ways for so many ways for so many things, that we can be assured that you wM become an extremely successful woman. Congratulation on all of your achievement. We love you so much, Mom ana Dad �It is well known that a vital ingredient of success is not knowing that what you're attempting can't be done. A person ignorant of the possibility of failure can be a half brick in the path of the bicycle of history. Terry Pratchett ,Equal Rites Mom-Grandma Connie & Michael Landino senor Ads s p--eed by snsa veazquez IS �. . - - - - - - - -.. Our precious Kbear, We've always protected you from this big world always knowing you'd make excellent cho1ces, look at you now, _.-...... we couldn't be prouder! Ohana, our little angel, Congratulations. With all our love, Mom and Dad To our baby Molly, You are our joy, our hope, our reason. You are the best suprise of our life. We are so proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad Promise me that you'll give faith a fighting chance and when you get the choice to sit it out or dance ... DANCE!! �Jamie, I remember your first day at Pinello and now look, 12th grade, Wow! I am so, so proud of you. I can only imagine what you'll acomplish next. You are an amazing young woman. Keep smiling and great things will come. We love you so much Boo! Dad and Mom ��Reach for the stars and always keep dreaming . Congratulations! "Knock and it shall be opened . But does knocking mean hammering and kicking the door like a maniac?" --- C.S. Lewis Manuel you have made such an influential impact in our lives we love so much . The future holds many opportunities for you . Love, Mom, Dad, Nona, Papos, Mozes, David, Ulysses, Aunty Desiree, Arianna, Marcus, Tiago, Uncle Steve, Stevie, Xavier and our angel Aunty Audrey. �Congratulations on your graduation achievement. You worked hard to accomplish this goal. We wish you a future filled with happiness, success, adventure, and exciting challenges. We are so proud of you. God bless you and keep you safe. All our love, Mom, Gene, Tyler, Nona, Grandpa, David, Heidi, and Mike servor Ads I ""L() Q sp-'98d by Macy Barnes �Oh, the stories we have from the past eighteen years! Through it all, you've become an outstanding young man that I'm so very proud of! I love you! Mom XXXOOO �Nadielly, congratulations, we are so proud of you baby! It is unbelievable how quickly time has passed by, our fittle girl is graduating . You are the greatest blessing in our life and it is an honor to have a beautiful, intelligent, funny, and kind-hearted daughter like you! Watching you grow and meet your goals has been an astounding journey. You are our pride and joy .. .the person we love the most in this world . Nadielly, you are such an amazing human being with endless potential. Make your dreams a reality, never settle for less, be a leaderhstand up for "':'hat you believe in, and always stay true to w o you are. Stnve for greatness in all you do, never compromise your integrity, and remember that you are a precious gift that must always be treated with dignity and respect. As you head into the next chapter of your life, we ask the Lord to guide and protect you, to comfort and strengthen you in t1mes of hardship, to give you wisdom, and discernment, and to show you His love and mercy at all times. We pray that your faith in the Lord will grow stronger each and everyday. Nadielly, our hope is for v.ou to have a long, healthy, happy, loving, and successful life doing what your heart desires. Remember to respect yourself and remain firm in your beliefs so that God's perfect plan for your life will come to be. Never forget that we will always be here for you no matter what; you will always be our baby. Don't forget to pray, be thankful for what you have, be kind to other~, always do your best, and don't let anyone or anything hola you back from achieving your dreams. As you encounter challenges and adversity be brave and embrace the opportunity to excel. Commitment and hard work will lead to success. As always ... be safe, make good choices, have fun, and live life to the fullest! God bless you .... we love you so much!!! Love Always, Mom and Dad Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight. Proverbs 3:5-6 Our precious princess, congratulations, we are very proud of all you have accomplished! Thank you for allowIng us to be a part of this important moment in your life. Your graduation from high school is certainly an outstanding achievement, your success is not a surprise; it is well deserved! You are great! Nadielly, chasing a dream requires a lot of effort and passion . Spread your wings and make your dreams come true. Never give up! It w1ll all be worth it 1n the end . May the Lord bless you and give you the wisdom to make right decisions in your life. Princess, always remember that God has great plans and purpose for your life. Jeremiah 29:11 . We love you very much!! . Love, Grandpa & Grandma Benavides Nadielly,Jou are so special to us! You are our special treasure an we are so blessed to have you in our lives. As this new chapter in your life begins, we pray that God may guide you as you develop into lhe woman He has called you to be. Congratulations, we are very proud of you! Love you always, Grandpa & Grandma Hernandez �HEY NOAH, IT WAS SO NICE OF YOU TO REQUEST A PHOTO OF YOU WITH YOUR YOUNGER BROTHER, NICK, IN THIS TRIBUTE. YOU HAVE WORKED SO HARD TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS. YOUR FAMILY IS VERY PROUD OF YOU AND WISH YOU SUCCESS IN ALL YOU DO IN THE FUTURE. �From the beginning, we knew you were special. You continue to be a great blessing in our lives. Love, Pop and Meme I couldn't be more proud of you! You've grown into a fine man and a choice son of God.l know the future holds wonderful things for you as you continue to strive and grow. May Joy and laughter always be yours, and never forget the chilo inside! I love you Sweetie Pie! ILYMTYLM, Mom a---------.. . It seems like just yesterday I held you in my arms for the first time and now you're graduating from high schooi.Continue to dream, pursue, ana accomplish goal after goal as you graduate and begin the next phase of your life. I am very proud of you, my son . Love, Dad Even though we live 2000 miles apart, I think about you and pray for you every day. Continue to make me proud as I know you will. Love, Grandpa Spillar Cheyna, You have had multiple obstacles thrown your way the last 12 years and YOU conquered them all!!! Only you could make this day a reality and you did it with such grace! 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MatlhC\\ 52. 53. 7 '. 96. II, •\ rhcgast. leghan 112 An:imega. George 46. 47. II ' Am1bru,ter. \.a\ 1er 7 ·. II !I Am1ell. Arika 106. 112 Armendariz. oel 112 Annenta. Cmdy 72 AnmJO. Bnttany 44. 45. 69. 109. II AmliJO-V1gil. Kay lee 124 Anmtrong. riAnna 106.107.112 Arm,tn>ng. Haley 19.2, .29.66.67.97. 124 Anmtrong. Lexi 19.29.31.92.96.1 06.132 Arredondo. Ariana 39. 132. 149 Arredondo. Franc• co 41. 112 Arredondo. Tamm\ 72 Anhur. Roe 107.-10 . 132 Anme1er. '\oelle 42. 43. 45. !\ ·. 92. 124 Atencio. Ja\ ier 132 lkin'>on. Chri'>tine 107. 132 Atkin..,on. Jacob 107. 112 Audelo. Dal') 112 Audelo. lnzie 10 . 124 /\\ef) . .\lana 10 .109.112 Aver). Donovan 10 . 124 /\\ef). athan 124 vef). Ra4uel 14. I 06. II A\ila. Le'tat 112 A\ila. Roben 72 B Bachman-!\lmo. Jo hua II Bagley. Lucas 112 Ba1ley. Melina 13 Baker. andra 72 Baker Sophie 93. 96. 132 Baldwin. Benjamm 72 Balumwa. Blaise 46. 47. 132 Barilli. Emllj I . 118 Barnard. Kylie 106. 124 Barnes. Douglas 41. 65. 112 Barnes. Kalara I 06. 132 Barnes. lacy 14. 55. II 170 Index Barne-.. 1\ lallhC\\ I 07. IJ2 Barne-.. leadm\ 7 '. 112 Barnes. aReese 44. 112 Barnell. Brennan 47. 118 Ba..,..-Keena. \Ianna I 07. II ' Bate,. Brennan 14.7 . 92. 96. 109. 118 Bat.:s. \lark 112 Bat.:s. 1\legan II Bates. 1cholas 20. 30. 107. 109. 132. Beaman-Hogan. Justmc 44. 112 Bea,·cr. Ethan 9. 124 B.:aver. Ga\ in 22. 76. 92, I0 .. 132. 130 Bellamy. Aerionna 76. I 06. II H Bellamy. Jared 124 Bellow. Justin II H Belovoskey. heyenne II Benale. l ... aac 53. 64. 112 Bengogullan. achll II H Bennell. Rebecca II Bennell. ergei 13. 124 Bennell-Burgess. Audianna I 06. 112 Bentz. Hunter 106 Bergm. Da\ 1d 72 Bel/. Jerem1ah 46. II ' Be\ ens. ly -.sa 132 Beyers. John 107. 144. 132 B1hary. Reagan 118 Bile-.. amantha 72 B•llingsley. athan I 06. 112 Black. abrina '9. 106. 107. II Blackstock. pencer 15. 46. 118 Blackwell. Taylor44. 112 Blasingame. Emily 124 Blasingame. pencer 112 Bli ....... Lacee 112 Bloomer. Tra\ is Vanden 123 Bodry. Kyara 12. 69. 106. II Bolen. athan 118 Bomlla. Gabrielle 112 Boone. hane 124 Boothe. R 1athias 112 Borders. Amber 44. 112 Borras. Gabnela Loren10 120 Bosch. Jame 54. 109. 112 Bosworth. Pa1ge 10 . 124 Bolloms. Daw.,on 112 Boucher. Andrew I 06. 112 Bowen. Victoria 44. I06. 112 Bo\\ers. Cathenne 32. 92. 96. 132 Branch. Brandon 39. 62. 63. 132 Branch. Tannon 39. II Braun. Heather 14. IOH. 118 Breazell. Courtney II Brewer. Je. s1ca . 13. 21. 31. 92. 132 Bridges-Smnh. AnJalee 124 Bntt. Breanna I 06. I 0 . 124 Brown. Ana 124 Brown. Cameron II Brown. James 49 Brown, Jo. hua 112 Bryan. laKayla 44. 45. 124 Buchwalter. McKen1ie 67. 69, 124 Bugg. Marissa 112 Bullock. Devynn 106. 107, 109. 112 Bullock. Kaitlynd 20. 29. 92. 132 Bullock. Taylor 50 Bum. Tiffany 132 Burge<,s. Dary n I 08. 124 Burgess. abnna I06. I 08, 112 Burk.A.,hley 92.106.109. 145.133 Burk.Autumn 106.107.109.112 Burkett. Brandon 124 Burkey. Anthony II Burkey, Morgan I06. I 09, 112 Burlingame, Jill ian 13.14.30.92.97,1<X1.107124 Burlingame. Rebecca 92, 124 Burnett. shley 124 Burnett. atasha 7. 132 Burns. Rohert 118 Butala. Jessica 43. 44, 45. 72 Butierre,, \ngelina 112 Byers. Donald 12. IJ. 92. 132 Byrd. nthony II c Caddick. Cody 53. I 09. 112 Calinagan. Bf) an Kenneth 124 Calinagan. Carly 109 Calinagan. Charly. n Kaye 118 Calinagan. icola<, 144. 132 ampbell. ame II Campbell. Richard 112 Cannon. f'anh 107. 124 annon. Serena 89. 106. 107. 118 Cantrell. Garrell 46. 112 Capps .. athamel 39. 124 app-.. andra 72 arabaJal. Caleb 112 Carabajal. Jacob 118 Cardenas. ordell 106. 112 Cardo. Christopher 118 armody. Km 11. 44. 96. I08. I09. 112 Carmody. u1anne 72. 96 Carnes. Tyler 118 Carpenter. Taylynn 118 Carson, hak1era 22. 124 Carter. •cole 72 Casper. Bt:ll\ 72 Casper. Jaso~ 30. 124 as per. Joshua 21. 30. 133 Castaldo. arah 124 Ca<,taldo. Timothy 133 Castillo. <\lee 8. 9. 12. 14. 15. 46. 71. 118 Cast1llo. Kat1e 6. 92. 96. 124 Castro. Juan 118 Castro. Isabel 133 Cathey. ean 124 Cavender. Barbara 72 Cayce. Ian 124 Cayce. Lily 6 . 82. I 08. 112 Ceja. Alex 11. 112 Centers. Wesley 124 Cepeda. Ch1ara 13. 50. II Cerasuolo. Jennifer 112 Cerdena. Ale.xis 72 Chadbourne. Hannah 124 Chamne<,s. Briana 124 Chandonnet. M1chael 112 Chapa. Jesu<, 23. I 07. 124 Charbonneau. Matthew 25.26.47.96.133 Charle . ustin 119 Chase. James IJ3 Chase. Joshua 119 Chavez. Kenneth 112 Chee. Kay leen 23. 52. 53. 92. 96. 97. 125 Chisholm, James 109. 119 Chisnolm. Taylor 119 Chong. Jin 92. 109. 133 Christie, Rid,y 119 Cinkosky. ahncia 106. 119 Cinollo. Mychal 72 Cintron. Amanda 133 Cla1r. Deon 119 Clark. Deena 72 Clark. Hailey 106. 107. 112 Clarl\.Jaron 107,144,133 Clarl... John 72 Clark. M 1chael 41. 113 Clarl,, Sade 125 Cleaton. ustin 119 Clemens. llannah 51. 119 Clemen-,. Juslln47. 113 'lemon ... Leon 62, 63. 92. 125 Cle\eland. Meghan 106. 125 Clore. Kayh 15. 21. 89. 119 Coatney. Kacic 125 Cobb. Jacc 119 Cochran. Dav1d 119 Cochran .. can 133 Cogdell. E moni 6. 87. 133 ohu. Kay Ia 96. I06. 125 ole. Caleb I08. 125 Colgro,·e. Eric 72 onklin. Ashley 50. 113 Conkhn. Chnstopher 125 ono,avage. Kohlton 125 'onS<I\ age. haunte I06. 133 Contreras. Dee 69. 10 Contreras. [ lizahcth 119 Contreras. Jose 133 Cooper. Jetlerey 7. 133 Cooper. Kathy 125 Cooper. Priscilla 72 ordO\ a. James 92. 125 Cordova. John 113 Cordova. Nicole 92. I 19 Correa. Elena I06. I 08. 119 Cotner. Jacob 96. I 08. 119 Cottam. ha1lynn 113 Cottrell. Brent 72 Courl;amp. Cody 6. 119 Cox. -,hie} 125 Cox. E-mma 93. 108. 119 Creamer. can 47. 96. 109. 133 Creed. Renee I 09. 113 Creekbaum. Logan 133 Crichton. Chloe· 106. 113 Cnchton. hristopher 12. I07. 125 Cnbb.Ort1z 133 nm. Birch1e 133 Cru1. \lex 78. 133 Cruz. Kenh 32. 119 Cruz. Leandera 32. 113 Cry t'er. Mall hew 119 Cullers. Christian 41. 113 Cullinane. kylur 12. 45. 119 Cullinane. Ton 107.133 Culpepper. Devin 96. I06. I0 . 125 Cumm1ngs. Jack 72. 81. 97 unnmgham. Alexandrea 125 Cunningham. Dan1el 72 urrin. Adri ·ana I06. 113 Curti'>. Thomas 5. 87. 133 Cu\hon. Aaliyah 50. 119 Czop. Markie I 09. 119 D Dabelko. Stephen I. 119 Daily. Aaron 125 Dale. Ian 41. I 13 Daniel. Andrew 134 Dame!. athan 41. 113 Darland. LISa 72. I06 Davenport. Bnttany 82. 125 Da,enport. Domini4ue I 06. 119 Da\lla. Josue I 06. 113 Da\lla. Laurie I 06. 119 Davi-,, Kri,tofer 3 . 39. 125 Davi,. Mark 33. 72 DaviS. hane I06. 134 Day. Deven 119 Day. Dewayne 119 �Dawson. Kathina 106 DeAnda. nthony 134 DeGuzman. Keanelee 39, 41. 119 DeHerrera. Jay lynn 68. 113 DeLeon. Camryn 44. I 13 DeSantos. Gabriel 41. 64. 113 Deal. Brandon 125 Decker, erina I06. 134 Deherrera. Jay lynn 113 Deloria. Leo 46, 113 Dematto, Amanda 72 Dempsey. Cameron 125 Dempsey, Khalil.. 109. 113 Deniz. Yaralee 13. 134 Desantos. Gabriel 41. 64 Deutsch. SJ..ylar 56. 57. 92. 96. 134 DiGirolamo, SJ..yler 7, 107, 119 Diaz. Joaquin 119 Diaz. Marcus 113 Dwz, Spencer 119 Dicks. Austin 41 Dicus. Lexis 19, 26. 27. 29. 92. 125 DJCU'>. Monica 72 Dillingham, Gina 72 Dobler, Caitlyn 30. 108. 119 Dobler. Paul 72 Dominguez. Steven 72 Doolittle. Leslie 72 Dorado, Josue I07. 134 Dowdell. Dominique 42. 43, 92. 125 Dowdy. Tyler 113 DuPont, Jason 125 Dudley. Quiani 40. 41. I08. 113 Dudley. Sarah 17. 20. 92. 97. I06, 125 Duggan. Michael 113 Duk. Darren 144. 134. 132 Duke. Trevan 113 Dulaney, Kristen 92. 93. 125 Dumas. Jordan 6. 87. 96, 134 Dungy. Danielle 97. 134 Duran. Olivia 125 Durbin. Kri'>ten 106, 113 Durfey. Mason 52, 53, 96. 109. 134 Durfey. Whitney 92. 119 During. Parkour 54 Dykstra. Haley I08. 109. 119 E Eberwein. Sheryl 73 Ebert Caitlin I06 Echols, Jalen 113 Eckenroth. Eric 53. 113 Edmonds. Jordan 31, 42. 43. 109. 134 Edwards. Allorah 92. 119 Edwards. Daniel 134 Edwards. Jessee 119 Edwards. Jolene 73 Edwards. Shayna 125 Eggers. Takoda 4. 134 Eldred. Katy 109. 134 Elhoffer. Brett 16. 73. 80 Elliott, Brisa 96. 106. 107. 125 Ellis, Ma'Kyla 119 Elmer. Jordan 19. 113 Eltagonde. Andrew 134 Eltagonde. Celeste 45. 69. 119 Elwell, Debra 73. 107 Epps. Dakota 125 Epp'>. Demi 113 Epps. Maisha I09. 113 Eric!. son. ata'>ha I09. 134 Esch, Julia 12, 14. 119 Ech. Mark 109. 161. 134 rker, Lena 96 Escobar, Clarissa 9.13.16.28.51.96.97. 125 Esquivel, Alejandro 125 Eubanl.s. Tanner 46. 106. 119 Evans. Zyaria 107, 134 Eveland. Lauren 80 F Falcetti.Anthony 106, 107,108, 125 Fancher. ydney 134 Farley. John 88. 119 Farley, Kalee 113 Farley. Trey I09 Farmer, John 73 Feenstra. David 77. 92. 125 Feldmann. Danielle 18. 119 Fennel. Lexi 109, 119 Fennell. tephany 108. 109, 119 Ferari. Tyler 119 Fergins. Ciara 68. 108. 119 Fernandez. Raymond 53. 119.125 Ferretti. Jennifer 73 Fine, Joseph 73 Fink, Jordan 150. 134 Firkins. Kevin 134 Fitzmorris. Lucas 39, 41. 109. 119 Flanigan. Abigail 51. 106. 107. 119 Flaten. Cameron 28, 125 Fleming. Veena 92, 108. 119 Flores, Jenina Marielle 125 Flores. Jordy 125 Foley. Danielle 43. 44. 45. 119 Foltz. Gary 73 Ford. Darren I0. 16. 39. 40. 119 Ford. Ryan 119 Ford. amantha 106. 109. 125 Formento. Jaqulyn 125 Fowler, atalie 73 Fraizer, Spencer 9. 134 Frandsen. Tabitha 52. 53. 109. 113 Freeman, Chardonnay 113 Freeze. Brianna 120 Froelich. Sarah 53. 113 Frye. Isaiah 53. I0 , 125 Fulcher. amuel 125 G Galbearth. Lorenzo 17. 135 Galindo. Maria I08. 135 Gallagher. Tonia 73 Galvadon, Isabella I08. 113 Galvez, Jesenia 135 Gamber. Au'>tin 120 Gamboa, Carlos Meza 127 Gannaway. Adam 54, 120 Garcia. Brittney I06. 120 Garcia. Fatima 113 Garcia. Joey 120 Garcia, Kristie 96. 108. 135 Garcia. Rikki 106, 113 Garcia. Robin 135 Garretson. Jymon 125 Gelner. oah I09. 113 Gennitti. Sarah 53 George. James I 13 Gerber, Kaleb 152. 135 Germaine. Vanessa 113 Gerrard, Lia~n 26. 135 Gerstle-Goodman. Jordyn 39.92.108,120 Gerweck, Evan 135 Gibson. Chantal 135 Gillette, haac 41, 113 Gilliam. Destini 120 Gilliam. Marcel 39. 65, 106. 120 Gil'>trap, Caslyn 106 Girardin. Nathan 82. 125 Gittleman, Gabrielle 135 Gloor. Joshua 8. 14. 96. 135 Goebel, ickolas 120 Goergen. Emrick 65. 76. 108. 120 Goings, A<,hley 120 Goldsberry. Krystyna 29,106.107.135.155 Go II iher. Kristina 156, 135 GonLale'>. Ariyana Hoy 81. 125, 126 Gonzales. Jordan 107. 135 Gonzales, Leann 73 Gonzale'>, Raquel 73 Gonzales, Sierra 106. 107. 113 Gonzales, Von Jerome 113 GonLalvo. Pauline 85. 135 Gooch. Christian 113 Goode, Taijae 64. 65. 113 Goodman. Isabella 53 Goodman. ZacJ..ary 53. 55 Goodwin, Au'Lexandria 77. 109. 120 Gordon. Anna 135 Gordon. Mathew 46. 82, 125 GrandiLio, Sarah 73 Grant. Caitlin I09. 125 Grant, Jacquarius 64. 113 Gray Maldonado, Brian 135 Grebas. Jay 23, 135 Green. Gage 113 Green. Koree 164. 135 Green. Rhianna 125 Greenham-Dickens. Anthony 106. 113 Grenz. Corri 31. 92. 96. 107. 125 Griffin. Dylan 120 Grima. Isaiah 46, 113 Grima. abrina 21. 107. 125 Groenig. Charis 14. 126 Gruenwald. Jonathan 109. 120 Grundon, Kay lee 135 Gudino. Christian 113 Guerra. Kristian 9. 13. 23. 2 . 135 Guimond. Tyler I06. 113 Guitierrez. Adam 54. 120 Guthridge, Lacy 40. 41. 113 Guzman. Tino 135 H Haar, Joshua 113 Haar. Timothy 93. 96. 126 Haden, Kyle 31. 52. 53. 161, 96. 135 Hagedorn. Robert 73 Hager. Madelyn 44. 109. 113 Hall. Chardonnae 67. 69. 126 Hall. Thad 73 Ham. Dillon 113 Hambly. Kameron 120 Hamilton, Mal..enzie 113 Hamlin, Ashley 114 Hampton. Adriene 19. 39, 63. 135 Harper. ichola. I08. 153. 136 Harris. Grant 41. 120 Harris, icole 136 Harris. Taylynn I06. 114 Harris, Tiara 114 Harrison. Cody 54. 126 Harrison, Mary-Cathryn 114 Han. Dy ian 136 Hart. Olivia 120 Hartmann, Peter 126 Hassan. Abdullah 92. 126 Hassan. Tammy 73 Hatch. Michael 19. 92. 93. 136 Hawkms. Arianna 20.29,31,92.1 08,136 Hayhurst, Dam1en 39. 120 Haymond. Corban 120 Haywood, Ryan 136 Headle. Jacob 114 Hebert, Xavier 114 Heitz, Brennan 109, 114 Helkey, Kaesha 120 HelJ..ey. Kierra I0 • 136 Henre, Kaylah 14, 49. 87, 136 Henry. Heidi 7. 22, 92. 96. 108. 126 Hensley, Jewell I08. 136 Hernandez, Brittany 14. 15. 16, 136, 165 Hernandez. Dai<,y 106. 120 Hernandez, Daniela 53. 96. 126 Hernandez. adielly 21,63.64,65.162.136 Hernandez. Rhiannon 9, II. 120 Hicks. Jayden 19. 114 Higdon. Olivia 114 Higgs. BenJamin 136 Hilkemeier. Bryce 85. 136 Hill, Lillian 106, 107, 114 Hill. Lynnmarie 114 Hilleary, Tri'>tan 106. 107. 126 Hine'>. Kali 73. 120 Hinze. Kay lee 6. 7. 56. 106. 120 Hixson. Alyssa 44. 114 Hladel.., David 126 Hobbs. Breanna I06, 120 Hoffman. Aaron 28. 32, 33. 73 Hoganson. Bonnie 79. I08. 126 Hokenson, David 114 Holdcraft. Kyle 120 Holleran. 1akynzie I0. 44. 45. 126 Holloway. Jazmin 96. 108. 126 Horne. Jayda 22, 114 Home. Kenyatta 126 Hor<,ley. Jerrica 136 Horton. Tavian 114 Hotchkiss. Andrew 21. 120 Hotchkiss. Ayiana Tomrdle 117 Houtchen'>. Megan 73 Howard, harris41.109.114 Howard. Chasmyn 30. 56. 57. 136. 145 Howard, Christian 64. 114 Howell. Heli 145. 136 Howell, Samantha 5. 52. 53. 120 Howell. Stacey 73 Hubbell. Robert 126 Hubbs. Craig 92. 126 Hudson. atasha 106. 114 Huerta- Lopez. Alejandra 136 Huey. Menyon 120 Huggin • Bradley I. 41. 114 Huggins. Savanna 126 Hunter. Kyle 114 Hunter, Taylor 120 Huntington. Isabella 31. 120 Huntington. Monique 126 Husband. Clinton 73 Hutcherson. Jarred 15.19.31.5.65.77. 5.97.1:!0 Hutcherson. Kevin 73. 109 Hutchins-Bruch. Kodee 136 Huxoll, Blake 120 Hyben. ean 126 Hype'>. Xeandra 96.107.10 .14 .145.136 Index 171 �I&J Ibarra. Ra) mom! I0. I 16. 146 Ink . De,tm} 114 I idore. Bnanna 21. 44. 45. 107. 109. 126 h er.on. Brianna 31. 126 Jack. b1gail 10.. 114 Jack on. Ja) don 114 Jack,on. Vincent 33 Jackson. Ya ·Anna 136 Jame,. I a1ah 136 Jame . Keana 114 Jam1,on. 'haron 73 Janmon. k) ler 126 Jara. Che)ann 106. 114 Jaramillo. Ka)la 44. 57. 114 Ja on. '\ata,cha 126 Jean'. De1mond 39.63.65. 77. I. 96. 126 Jen en. hadov. 93. 126 Jerb). nthaney 114 Jimcne1. \lejandro CeJa 112 Jimenez. !\tare nthon\ Oli\ a' 115 Jimenez. \1etona 22. 1.0 . 136 John on. \aron I 0 . I09 John on. biga) le I 09. 126 John on. Andre\' 136 John,on. Brennan 126 John,on. Cecil) 56. 57. 76. 106. 107. 120 John,or. Chery I 73. 114 John on. Che) enne 114 John on. hri,tina 114 John on. Dev.a)ne 6. 7. 63. 136. 137 John on. Edgar 73 John on. Enca 2.'. 92. 93. 96. 106. 126 John on. Hunter 2 . 54. I07, 126 John on. Jacqulynn 120 John,on. Jalen 77. 114 John on. Jav.aun 30. '0. 126 John\on. Kari,sa 14. 15. 109. 126 John,on. Logan 114 John,on. M)a 120 John on. hynesti 6 . 69. 114 Jone . Ca,,andra Oniz 121 J me . Celina 114 Jone . Du\lm 29. 114 Jane . E\an 64 Jone,, Jac:que'e 12. 63. 64. 65. 136. 137 Jone,. Jahel 120 Jane . Kenneth 46. 47. 137 Jone,, M)zamh II. 5. 92. 10 ·. 126. 137 Jone,. Rodricl; 41. 64. 114 Jane\. ierra 12. 14. 7 . 126 Jone . nontell 65 Jone . Vickie 73 Jone,·Brov.n. E\an 64. 114 Joole\-\1alone. DeAndre 146. 137 Jordan. Che) enne 137 Jord n. Jo-.eph 114 Jo eph. Isaiah 114 Jo) ce. ubre) 57. 120 Ju,t. Jonathan 39. 92. 96. 10 . 126 Ju\LU .. ta on 92. 96. 109. 137 K Kamberi . !'.1ichaela 114 Kapfer. Keri 114 Kaufman. amantha 21. 126 Kav.al.ami. Kmlee 106. 114 Keen. C1arah 50. 114 Keenan. K1mberl) 73 Kelley-Da\Ie . \hchelle 73 Kel o. April 97. 73 Kel o. Tre\Or 74 172 Index KcNen. 'he) ennc I 06. 114 Ketchum. Danielle 97. 120 Ketchum. Eden 114 Kle\en. Kmten 74 Kimball-\olb. Heather 114 Kmg.Emll) 109.120 K1rl.patnck. hmtopher I09. 126 Ki l.adden., 'oah 163. 137 Klau,. Katherine 114 Klau\ch. 1\lanhew I09. 120 Knapp. Fhtabeth 109. 114 Knoop. Edi' 74 Knowlton. Carley 114 Kocher. Jonathan I0 Koeber. Jonathon 137 KolodzieJ. Rhianna 109. 114 Kopf. Lil) 126 Krall. Brcann I 06. 126 Kraft. Christian 137 Kraft. Jared I 09. 114 Kretzer. Zachary 2. 137 Kub1k. Raben 106. 120 Kuecker. E\ a 114 Kul.cr. tanana 23. I09. 126 L LaBarr. Phoenix 126 LaPlante. I) "a II. 45. 120 Lacey. mrei,e47.92.96.107.10 .126 Lac). Je sica 74 Lac). Lucas II. 53. 64. 65. 114 Laftler. Colin 15 . 137 Laffler. Jad) n 109. 114 Laffler. Kay lee I06. 114 Lagree. Myre1l. Goodwin- 64. 113 Lamben. Marqael 114 Landino. Michael 155 Large. Jonathan 92. I 0 . 114 Larsen. DeYin 9 Lastrella. Cry,tal I . 96. 10 '. 137. 132 Laughlin. Jonathan \tc 115 Laury. Daikv.on 2 . 39. 126 Leach. lexander 115 Leahmon. Richard I 09. 115 Lea\ Ill. R) an 120 Lcberge. Ethan 33 Lee. Amber 106. 137 Lee. Hailee 106. 115 Lee. Je. 'e 115 Lee. Kam 23. 57. 76. 92. I 07. 120 Lee. Seneca 4. 96. 137 Leipply. Ro-.cmarie 74 Lendse). Chftord 74 Lev. is. hamari 15.20.31 .43.66.67.137 Lieb). Bryce 115 Lieb). Reece 115 Lighthall. Raben 74 Lindsey. !\toll) 24. 32. 92. 96. 137. 156 Linn. Brian I 0. 24. 29. 137 Lip,comb Holme\. Desmond '6. 7. 137 Loewen\Lem. D)lan 115 Logan. l.)lar 12. 53. 80. 120 Lollar. OliYia 115 Long. Benjamin 41. 115 Long. Darcy 22. 30. I 0 . 120 Long. Tierra I . I 06. 137 Lopez. Breanna 115 Lopez. Cameron liS Lopez. Georg1a 115 Lopez. Jo,ue 14. 4. 5. 115. 137 Lopez. Mal-a) Ia .31.50. 0.106.107.120 Lopez. 1ari- ol 126 Lopez-Puente. Michael 120 Lorio. Feli,to 115 Lono. Joseph 120 Loughan. 'opl11a 14. 120 LO\ato. Billie 74 Lov.er.. h) 115 L{mers. Taylor 126 Lonno,,\dryanna 137 Lu. Yuv.e1 137 Lucero. 1anhe'' 14, 39. 126 Lucl.ado. De,tin) 120 LuJan. amantha 126 Lute. Caroline 92. I 0 . 126 Luna. Alexandra 47. 92. 96. 108. 127 Lundholm. Jeffrey 74 Lunsford. Aleuandcr 33. I09. 127 L)nn. Robin 74 L) on-.. John 46. 127 M Macl.. Julya 120 Macke . Cameron 115 Macmahon. Al)"a 74 Madden. Billie I . 127 1adden. Cas,andra I06. 127 1adl\On. f'alth 120 Madi,on. Macl.inti 40. 41. liS Madrigal. Hec:tor 6. 7. 20. 92. I0 . 137 '\1aeli. ,\tla' 10 !\1ae\La,, Jacob 137 \taez. \Iaureen 74 taize. Jay'>on 115 \lakin. Bradley 127 Malhcote. 1ika)la 160. 138 \tal\ m. Acacia 69 1ann. Briuney 127 .'1.1apu. !\loan a 44. I 0 . liS 1ario. Even 25 Mannm. han 137 tar10n. Kallan 120 \1arJerri,on. Fred 74 Marquardt. Eli 115 \tar ton. Ralph 14, \lane!. Emil) 115 \1anm. Garren 115 \1anm. Raec:hel 4, . 49. 92. I0 .. 13 tanin. Vikwria 96. I0 . 127 Manmeau. hri-.topher I09. 121 Maninez. Ali,sa 115 Maninez-Apodaca. ngelo 149.47. 13 Manmez.Aspen . 12.51.121 Manmet. Brian 115 laninez. Eli"a 26. 13 · \1anmez. Jawb 127 \1anmez. Jo,h 139. 149 ~tanmez. Kar1na 92. 96. 137 .'\tanmet. \Ia imllliano 4, 9. 15 52. 53. 121 .'1.1aninet. MIChael 107 \tanine/. erina R miret 13.30.56.57.76.12:! \Ia on. VIctoria 4, 13 \lata. Bri ella 115 Mala. Edgar Duran 46, 119 Mata. E-.meralda omrera 119 Manhew. Klaud) n I 06. 138 .'1.1athurin. Kareem 10 . I 27 tayo. Ka)la 57. 106. liS 1a)orga. Andre' 127 McCa,lm. Shelb) IS. 33 \1cClam. Ja1mme 10. 44. 10 . 115 .'1.1c tunc. erma 121 ~1c ombe. Tab1tha 32. 92. 96. 109. 127 McCormick. Doni\ an 115 ~1cCo). Trimt} 96. 127 \tcDade. Trey v.an liS kDa111el. Li\ 121 McDonald. Jadden 53. 85. 93. 121 1\k Donald. Scan 127 McDonald. Tc\ m 121 McDonald. Tre\or 7 . 121 McFail. T)rek 39. 127 McGahe). Doml\an 2 . 127 kGO\cm-Cor entino. Patricia 31. 121 McGov. an. Chmtopher 115 McGregor. Tro) 115 Mc:Hucn. Dakma !!2. 5. 138 Mdn1n. Cry\lal92. 96. 13 McKmne). haac 127 1cKmne). Jacob 121 Me Kmney. Morgan I06. 121 kK•n•e. oah 96. 138 1c Mann. Chri\tma 92. 106. 138 l\1c\1illan. 1anuel 20. 13H. 159 McQormiz. Donman 41 McQuilliam'>. Cynthia 26.30.56.57.13 .146 Mc:Quilllam\. Kaitl)n 6!!. 115 Meade. Hunter 39. 121 1eade. \\'inter 127 ~1eh 1n. cac1a 67 1ehm. asta,sjia 127 Me his. Acacia 68 Menini. '>hley 14. 48. 49. I 06. 127 Mercado. Francl'>co 97. 127 1errick. Samual 121 Meumann. Da\ 1d 15. I 06. 127 1CyCI'>. -\leXI 127 1ibill. K1Nen 138 Mibill. K)la 13 M1hill. Kri,tan 24 M1ke. Jordan 92. I09. 127 Miles. helh 74 Mlleto. Mario 39. 121 Mllkov.,l.i. Jawb 115 f•ller, Andrev. 25. 96. 138. 150 filler. Ja..:ob 20. 13H Miller. Jaron 96. 127 liiier. Joe) 9. 39. 121 M11ler. Joshua 54. 96. I 08. 121. 13 Miller. 1adi,on 106. 121 tiller. athaniel 39. 121 tiller. Roben 27. 92. 13 ·. 153 M11ler. Sara 74 M11ler. Tayh>r 4. 106. 13 111ls. Caleb 115 1i-.-.aldan. Elijah 121 Mitchell. KayLee 56.6 . 69. 106. 121 Mltc:hell, T)rese 121 1ohammad. li 19. 24. 25. 46. 47. 138 Mokone . .'1.1alaika 57. 121 Molina. Emil) 74 Monasterio. Jo eph 39. 93. 121 \1ona-.terio. Rachel 139 lonfone. b1ga•l 139 .'1.1onfone. \!eli a 115 1onro). Jonathan Rodriguez 116 Monon. AI)' ia 121 1ontano. Angel 121 Montano. \lana Aidan 115 Montano. Tomrhea 109. 115 Montgomery. 11chael 163. 139 Montoya. Anna 44. 109. 115 tontO) a. Herman 92. I 27 Monto)a-Ynguirrc. E-.perann 139 ~tontO) a-) 1aguirre. \tarc:ella 106. 127 \1oore. Brooke 45. 69. I(),. 121 ~1oore. Charle ton 127 '\1oore. Dal\hanae 50. 121 Moore. Rob}n 106. 121 Morehead. hav. n 115 Morgan. Ale~" 56. 57. 92. 96. I '27 Morgan. I) '>ha 22. 77. 92. 127 �\!organ, Destiny 22. 121 l r Monarty Jarme92. 96, I0!!, 157, 139 \lorrow. Tomea' I!!, 67, 6!!. 69. 127 Morton. Darlene 74 \lorton, Ian 121 \1oses, Alexia 28. I 09. 139. 161 \1o"man, Xavrer liS \1oux, Tatiana liS Mueller. Adrian 54. I 08. 139 \1ufayonge. Gisele 139 Mukabagula, Awide 139 \1ullican. Abbey 74 Mullineaux. Sarah 74 \1unoz. Cole I 1,32.52.53.64.65.74.97 Munoz, Gabncl 97. 121 \1unoz. Marl-. 74 Munoz, Olivia 27. 139, ISO Murphy. Angela 74. 96 Murphy. Tessa 1.23,92.96.1 06.107,139,160 Myrick. Rosalyn 106. 121 N \iance. Taylor 5. 13. 17. 108. 127 'Iauman. Alexia 43, 44. 45. liS Navarro. Chanse 121 ."Javarro. Juan 83. 121 ."Javarro. Trystan 81 \leal. Desdemona 22, I08. 139 -.;eeley. Mitchell 121 \ell. Jason 74. 96 elson, BriAnne 139 \elson. Rhys I08, 127 \ielson. Stan 33 \lemeth. Kaitlyn I09, liS ."Jemeth. Meghan I 09, 127 :-.ewman. Ashley 19,48.49.97.1 06.107.127 . ewsom. Kelsey 121 :-.guyen. Ashley 12. 96. 127 ."Jickerson. Jan is liS ."Jrcolae. Emil ian 46. 139 ikirk. Diane 33 :-.likirk. Jared 74 .'lilson. Jacelyn I06, liS l i Nilson. William 109 Niskern, Ryan 74 !'/orris. Maryjo 121 !'lorthcutt. Tyler 55. liS 0 Olivas. estor 139 Oliver, Caley liS Olney. Zacery 22. I08. 127 Olson, Tanner 160, 139 Orosco. Caiden 54. 78. 121 Ortiz, erena 50. 68. 1 IS Ortiz. Esperanza 96. 139 Ortiz, Faith 15, 49. 96. 108, 127 Ortiz, Hope 15, 48. 49. 139 Ortiz. Isiah liS Ortiz. Kayla 121 Ortiz. Xzavier 121 Ortiz-Ochoa. Alexander 46. 115 Osborne. Brett 121 Outler, Michael92, 109. 139 Overstreet, Therinda 74. 79 Owen. Stephanie 22, 74 O'Loughlin, Gabriel liS p Pacheco. Anthony liS Pacheco.lsabel81. 107. 109, !27 Padilla. Stephanie 127 Page. Jonathan 139 Pagen. Jon 92 Pagan. Lurs 88. 92. 108. 127 Pantano-Brown. Grant 106. 116 Pardo. elson 39. 127 Paris. Alexandria 121 Paris. Luke 27. 139. 103 Park. Martin 46. 116 Parker, Taylor 139 Parrott. Brandon I 09. 116 Parton, Grayson 39. 60, 61, 139 Patino. Brianna IO, 127 Patino, Makayalla 116 Paulo. Alice 116 Pearson, Athena 108. 121 Pease. Kevin 47. 139 Pease, Rachel IS. 43. 45. 121 Peck. Conor 82. 121 Pellegrino. Alexa I09. 121 Pellegrino, Brody 116 Pena. Lexus 21, 139 Pena. Sue 74 Pena. Yvonne 53. 140 Pennington. Levi 121 Pennington, Madison 27. 140 Pepper. Ty' ajasa 68. 116 Perez. Michael Kinney 126 Perkins, Xavier 64. 109, 116 Pershing. 1af} 74 Peters. Caitlin 53. 67. 140 Peter-,on. Eri!.. 74. 79 Pettis. Cortney 79. 106. 107. 140, 145 Pettorino. Kelly 20. 66. 67. 69. 121 Petz, Desiree 92. 96, 109, 140 Phillips. Gabrielle 121 Phillips. Joshua 31. 109. 127 Pierre, Tre 62. 63. 116 Pirro. Paris 121 Polidore. Charlee 116 Polk. Isabelle 6. 13. 51 ,75, 81. 127 Pomeroy. tephanie I06. 116 Port. Joshua 12. 127 Portugal, Stephen 74 Poswalk. Julie 75 Potter-Spillar, Alexander 6.7.23.88.96.140.164 Powell. Riley 161. 140 Pratchett. Terry ISS Prater. Logan 28. 31. 42. 43. 66. 6 7, 127 Prater. Riley 28, 43. 82, s. 128 Prater, Trevor 31 Pratt, Chad 121 Pratt, Cyan 21. 108. 121 Pratt. Kenneth 116 Preus. Erica 128 Price, Matthew 41. 116 Provost. Isabelle 53. 108. 116 Prues. Erica 22. 12 Pruett. Kristopher 46, 121 Prys-Chavez. Andrew I0 , 121 Puckett, Emily 26, 140. 145, 156 Puckett. William 116 Puente, Shawn 9, 140 Q&R Quillen. Brenden I08. 128 Quillen. Jaden I 09. 116 Quintana, Sergio 140 Rader, Travis 46. I08, 121 Rains. Heaven 18. 81, 108. 128 Rains, Shyanna 121 Ramrrez. Audrey I08. 128 Ramirez. Daniel 128 Ramirez, erina 121 Rawdon. Lauren 92. 107, 128 Ray, Derrick 116 Ray!. Michael 122 Rayos, Robrnson 54, 107. 108, 140 Reaves, Rasheen 39, 122 Rector. Matthew 46, 106, 116 Redlinger. Deborah 75 Reed, Andre 30, 89. 140 Reed, Donavon 97. 109. 122 Reed. Jahron 116 Reed. Ryan 109. 122 Reed. Sam 41. 77, 116 Reeves. Vanessa 92. I 07, 128 Reeves. Victoria 140 Reilly, Dalton 39. 122 Reinhart. Bethany 116 Rendon. Alicia 50, 106. 116 Rendon, Joseph 14. 122 Reyes, Victoria 109. 116 Reyes. William 46. 116 Reyna, Jesus 122 Rhodes. Angeline 31. 122 Rich. Chance 116 Richards. Maureen 75 Rickitts, Devon 64. 65. 116 Rico-Sims, Kyree 140 Riggs. Tyler 28. 39, 128 Rios. Alma 128 Rivera, Jaiden 128 Rivera. Jannyce 116 Rivera. Terra 14, 122 Roacho, Analisa 116 Robbins. Justin 116 Robbins. Kyra 140 Robinson. Hannah I07 Roberds, Preston 128 Robles. Emiliano 128 Robles. Milo 18, 107 Robles-Rodriguez. Elyssa 12. 14. 69. 122 Rodgers, Dazmeir 62. 63. 122 Rodrigues. Bethany 53. 140 Rodriguez, Kelsey 8. 16. 57. 122 Rodriguez- ieves. Edgar 41. 116 Roldan, Anyelis 51, 122 Roman, Angelo Vera 117 Romeo. Mariah 116 Romero, Alex 47. 128 Romero, Crystal 159. 140 Romero. Maria ISO. 140 Romero. Michelle 140 Romero-Andrade. Celestina 11,14.50. 122 Romero-Espinoza. Maria 140 Rosack, Theodore 116 Rosales. Andy Orantes liS Rosenbaum, Alexzander 116 Ross. Curtis 140 Ross, Jasper 87. 140 Ross. Jonathan I09. 122 Ross, Quentin 116 Rottman. Susan 75 Rowe. Makella 107. 109. 116 Royall, Riley 96. 109. 116 Ruby. Jillian 1,15.49.92,96.107,108.140 Ruby. Tekota 54, 122 Ruiz. Ashley 43. 45. 128 Ruiz. Luis 128 Ru-,hing. D'ljah 12 Rushing, Z'Tijah 68. 116 Russell. Faith 19. I09. 122 Russell. Makenna I06. 116 Ruybal. Eric 86. 122 s Sadley. Kayla 89. 109. 122 Saenz. Angelique 122 aenz, Brooke I 08. 122 Saint John. Zoe 14. 17, 92. 128 Salazar. Brandon 39, 128 a lazar. Jose 140 Salloum, Dakota 29. 122 Salloum. Destrn} 116 Salloum, Kasey 140 an hez. Jeffrey I 09. 116 Sand. Amanda 122 Sanders. Dave 52, 53 anders, Ma<,on I 16 Sanders, Reggie 75 Sanderson. Joshua 6. 30, I 06, 128 Sandoval. amuel 128 Santrago. Emmanuel 6. IS. 33. 128 Santos. Christain 106, 107, 141 antos. Mitchell9. 141. 159 Santos-Scroggs, Haley 44, 116 Sarmiento. Corina 15.22.48.49,1 09,128 Scarver, A lex is I 16 Schlotfeldt-Perez. Alexis 31. I 06. 141 Scholl. Kody 47, 108, 116 Scholl, rcholas 7, 47. 96, 153. 141 Schreiber. Eric 60. 61. 141 Schwartz. Allison I0. 33, SO. 51 Schwartz. Tyler 141 Scott. Desiree I 06. 12 Scott. Diana 43. 45. 66. 67. 96. 108 cott, Kiana IS. 67. 141. 165 Scott. Maykayla 128 Sear-,. Malik 65, 128 eaton. Claire 122 Seaton, Courtlynn 93, 141. 144 Sefo, Milionea 141 Segura. Crystal 13. 22. 122 eibel. Juliet 20. 93. 96. 108. 141 Servant. Lauren 23, 12 etzer. Col ten 18. I08. 122 Sevilla-Casillas. Ricardo 116 Shankland. Ashlej 18, 122 Shan!..land. Johnny 128 Sharp. Cameron I 09. 122 Shavies. lzah 122 haw, Jaquille 106. 128 Shaw. Kiana 128 Sher, Tristan 27. 71. 92. 93. 128 Sherman-Skinner. Shaun 39. 122 Shiner, Justin 83. 122 Shinoda. Mike 54 hipp. Tiffany 46. 75 Short. Brandon 65. 122 Short. Jaylen 64, 116 Shoup: Makayla 6.7.19.21.27.92.%.108,1 28 Srckmrller. Rex 31, 75 Siedler. Amber 21, 128 ills. Zachary 46. 122 Silvera, Makajla 116 Simister. Amber 128 Simmons. Hondray 26. 27. 71. 92. l4l Simmons. Kenzie I 06. 116 Simmons. Peyton 79 Simmons. Wesley 28.52.53. 96.10 .156. 141 impson, Vilita 122 kalla. Cameron 15.19.31.32.55.65.122 Skalla. Shane 19, 32. 75 kelton, Mystef} 107. 122 Smale. Aaron 29. 106. 141 male. Dameon 128 Smith, Candice 75 Smith. Cydne} 26. 92. 96. 141. 145. 159 mith. Damien 128 Index 173 �mllh. Jeaneue 10. 5:!. 53. 97. 141. 165 mith. Raegan 1:!, mnh. Tauanna '6. 117 mllh. \\'huney 141 nell. Dakota 141 nodgra''· Kannen 50. 117 oeun. Karon) I:!:! o1ca. John 141 opher.M)a44.6 . 109.117 orenc). Rile) 27. 46. 47. 141 ol\l. Dan1el 9:! ol\l. Jo,e 4 7. I. 12 ' outh\\orth. Michael 75 pence. ~ehola' 122 pragg. Matthew 12:! quire. hndraya 12. 69. 122 tall>en. haiah 12:! tanford. \ane"a 7 '. '9. 106. 122 tanger. Zane 117 tari- . L i'a 75 tark athan :!S. 3:!. 55. 92. 96. 141 tari-e. apphire 14. 49. 122 tari-e. tcven 2. 3:!. 39. 63. R5. 128 teale\, Chase 4.21. .3 1.49.70.149.141 teaie). Zoey 15.4 . 49. 92. 10 . 1:! tefano. ntonella 7. 12 tem. hawn 12.14.39.141 tephen'>. Carrie 106. 122 tCP''"'"· Dani.:ia :!0 lC\Cn,on. Damon I:!R Steven,on. Paul I :!9 Stewart. hedm:i- 3 . 39. 151. 142 tewan. Jurnec 129 urgu'>. Ja-.mine . I07. 142. 165 toci-hou'>e. Ta) lor 81. 92. 129 toh\orth\. ri'>tina ,·5. 93. 129 tolwonh). Damelle . 93. 107. 14:! torm. K1er ten 27. 142 torrar. M1chael 75 tout. Eric !:!:!. 99 traub. Caleb 129 trebel. arab 106. 122 Stnnger. R)an 106. 129 troman. Jacin 117 trunci-. \1ackenzie :! . 122 Stuber. Ramon 117 ulzbach. Le\ i 14:! ummerf1eld. Brandon 117 ummerhlll. Chanelle 106. 129 Summerhill. 1\hi-a 117 ummer,. Ethan 3:!. 39. 129 Summer... Ka)cee :!9. 3:!. 92. 96. 14:! . utton. amue146. 117 wetnam. Lane,,a 142 Sw1ckard. Charl)n 30. 123 Swonger. Tucker I :!3 S)ke,, hami)a 106. 129 T Taijeron. Doni\)n 13.31.92.97.106.14:!.101 Taman. Vincent 14:! Tarver. Delona 14:! Tan er. Dreanna 1:!3 Ta\are,, Josiah 39. 65. 129 Taylor. Aml>er 22. 53. 117 Ta) lor. Branden , 7 Taylor. Dakotah 17. 26. 39 Ta) lor. Joseph 117 Taylor. Kay lee 50, 108. 117 Tedder. Charlie 14. 109. 142 Tedder. te\le 16. 51. 92. 129 174 Index Tcple). Cheyenne 15. 49. 92. 142. 165 Tcpley. Hale) 49. 64. 81. 92. 129 Theriault. Korinn 123 Thir'"-· Lui-e 29. 39. 40. 41. 123 Thoma,, sh Icy 15. 21. I:!3 Thoma.... armen 69, 123 Thoma,. Kennedy 6 . I 0 . 117 Thomas. Kemsha 12. 63. 64. 65. ' '. 142 Thoma,, 1artm 117 Thoma'>. Timoth) 92. 142 Thompson. Chase 123 Thompson, Jo,eph 129 Thomp,on, Kyle 123 Thomp,on. Malei'ka 15. :!3. 14:! Thomp,on, Rachacl 106. 123 Thomp,on. ~1llow 106. 117 Thomson. Andrew 123 Thomson. Brei! 142 Thrope. Isaiah 63. 65. 77. 109. 129 Thrower-Droscy. Te\on 142 Tim. Cameron 92. 96. 165. 142 Toogood.Jad)n 109.117 Torre-.. La Shonda 39. I0 . I:!3 Torre,. R1chard 142. 147. Ttme. Chmtopher 14. 23. 87. 142 Trento. ngela 123 Tronco-.o. Ethan 46. 117 TronCO'>O. McKenne 109. 1:!9 Truj11lo. Benne) 40. I 06. 123 Trujillo. Bnanna 117 TruJillo. Mama 44. 117 Trujillo. Vanneza 117 Trumble. Hannah 109. 123 Tr)On. Bnan 75 Tubb,, Pe) ton 76. I06. 123 Tuci-. \1anan 30. 107. 142. 156 Tucker. Chafay 106. 117 Turner. Yeisha I06. 123 Tutje. Molly 43, 44. 45. 75 U&V Ulanow si-i. Curtis 117 nderwood. aleb Torre' I09. 123 Underw·ood, John 41. I 09. 117 Valade?. Kell) 129 Valde7. Elizabeth 14:! Valdez. 1argie 12 Valentine. Alexander 40, 117 Valent me. Ta\ 1an 24. :!9. 39. 129 Van 1ci-le. Chmtopher 86. 7. 142 Vance. Haleigh 129 Vargas. Isaiah 22. 39. 83. 123 asquez. Betsy 75 Veigel. Austm 123 Velatque7. Bns1a 40. 79. 129 Venei-la~en. Jessica 86, 87. 142 1ctoria. Jallmn I 0 . I :!9 Vici-er'>. Jamie 107, 143 Vigil. Alison 123 Vigil. Caleb 107 v,g,l. Fabian 26. 39. 143 lllafan. Steven 10. 21. 29, 143 Villegas. Anna II Villegas. Chri,ta 117 Villegas. icole 117 Viller,, )dney 12.14,42.43. 77.97.123 Vitalich. icolas 46. 129 Vo. gh1em Anthon) I :!9 Volc1c. Cheyenne 51. 117 Volcic. lsawh 8, 17. 38. 143. 155 w \\adswonh. Lauren 97. 106. 108. 117 ~ad\\\orth. Tobia'> 143 ~ainright . Darrell 17. 38. 39. 143 ~amright. tauhcw 117 \\amnght. tephen I0 . 123 Walker. Add1son I06. 117 \\ali-cr. Jordyn 123 Walker. Kage 55. 129 Walker. Megan 10. 47. 92. 96. lOR. 143 Wali-er. Michelle 75 Walker. adie 18. 26. I:!3 \\all. Angel 53. 66. 67. 82. 143 Wallace. Amantha 123 Wallace. Conan 75 Wallace. Hazel43. 64. 65. 109. 143 \'valier. Emil) 75 Walton. John I :!9 Wann. Anthon) I09. 129 \\arne. Jo'>h 145. 143 Warner. Anna I :!9 Washington. Anthony 75 Wa'>hington, D1amond 129 Watson. Mii-a) Ia 123 \'va)ment. Br)an 117 Weber. Jacob 117 We1mer. Dwayne 39. 129 Wentzel. Anthony 3 . 39. 143 \\c,emann. con 46. I0 . 123 West. 1elame 75 We'>tberg. Darrin 46. 81.96 \\estberg. Daurie 42. 43. 77. 109. 1:!3 Whatle). Elijah 40. 41. 117 Whatley. Sa' anna 39. I06. 129 Whne. Autumn I 08. 117 White. Brittney 39. 77. 123 White. Charle' 75 Whne. Chasidy 106 Whue. Patncl\ 129 Wh1teman. Jacob I06. 123 Whittle. Kyle :!4. 25, 46. 47, 149. 143 Widner, Austm 47. 106, 129 W1lcox. ummer 26. 2. 5. 117 \\ilc?ew'>i-1. Aly-...a 123 Wiley. Sarah 123 Wilkms. Adnan 64. 65. 123 Williams. alliin 75 Williams. Keenan 117 Williams, Lev1 33, 129 Williams. Quamane 38. 39. 143 \\illiam,. Rol>en 117 Williams. Samantha 117 William'>. arah 123 Wilham'>. Tre\Or 55 Wil. on. Adrian 54. 123 Wi !son. Brandon 117 Wilson. Garrell 23. 47. 96. 10 . 129 Wilson. Kvle 109. 117 W1lson. Q~inn . 15. 5:!. 53. 76. 92. 123 Wilson. Quinton 106, 123 Wilson. ummer 53. I09. 117 Wmkelbauer. Maka)la 1:!9 Winsor. !Cole 117 Winters. Cameron 39. 129 Wissel. James 22. 143. 152 Witcher. Briana 8. 68. 117 Wither'>. Madison 26. 143 Witte. Ronan 15. 92. 97. 109. 123 Wohl. Adriana 109. 149. 143 Wohlman. Morgan 106. 109. 123 Wolfrum. onora 10. 31. 107. 146. 143 Wood.Aianah 106. 107. 123 Wood, Morgan 20, 92. 96. 143 Woodrum. Christian 117 Woodrum. Melleaha 129 Wtxxls. Dusty 31. 123 \\<Xxi'>lde. lle1di 75 Wetxl'>ide. Lena 75 Wooldridge, oah 89. 109. 123 Wright, Bnanna 129 Wright. Ciarra 1:!9 \\right. Eric 117 Wnght , Ryan 123 \\\alt. lex!'> Athena 20. 92. 96. 145. 143 Wyche. Caleb 117 Y&Z 'Yacke)onn). Marcu' 147. 143 Yadao. Katclyn 43, 92. 96. 144. 154. 143 Yadao. Kayla 96. 144. 154. 143 Yadao. Malia 92. 96, 129 Yate'>. Jasmme 123 Yates, Trevor 129 Yeaw. Kyle 39. 41. 123 Young. BreeAnna 12. 45. I 08. 123 Young. Oliver 46, 123 Young. Ol11ia 2R. 92. Zari-ua. Archil 129 Z1mpnch. Tjler 20. 26. :!7. 143. 147 Zorcns. Sydn1e 117 Zvirbhs. Jessica 117 ��Row: Anyelis Roldan, Matt Price, Jason Maiz, Chris Ibarra, Brody Pelligrino, Coach Parrot Middle Row: Braxton Pearson, Donivan McCormick, Jeff Sanchez, Dylan Campell Front Row: Isaiah Oritz, Kyle Wilson, Angelo Vera-Roman, Noah Gelner, Cameron Lopez. ~a1ses loaded, full count, two outs, we hit the ball. DINGER! In the rk home run, crowd goes wild but that is nothing new for Big "You can swing if you want to, it'll be a strike either way." d Preston Roberds (11). Baseball is one of those sports that just .,..,.., ,nL-o your life better by playing. "Baseball to me is a big part of life. #ballislife." said Isaiah Volcic (12). Being able to strike a lba1tter out, or hit a home run, or do an amazing double play is the feeling ever. No matter if you win or lose, you get to play with e of the best people. Our boys did a great job this year! J V Row: Coach Heitz, Shyanna Rains, Austin Veigel, Brandon Parrot, Deon Clair, Cameron Skalla, Rachel Pease, Coach Martell. Middle Row: Ronan Wiite, Bryce Lieby, Cody Harrison, Jarred Hutchison, Xaiver Ortiz, Samual Sandoval, Manny Santiago Front Row: Brenna Heitz, Justin Clemons, Dillon Ham, James Cordova, Chris Cardo, Dakota Salloum, Bill Puckett V A R s I Back Row: Coach Sanchez, Jamie T Moriarty-Lockit, Steven Villifan, Andrew Miller, Stealy, Cameron Flaten, Shane y Chase Harper, Zoe Saint John, Coach Mike, Coach Lieby Middle Row: Reece Lieby, Koree Green, Steven Starke, Isaiah Volcic, Michael Outler, Hondray Simmons, Bailey Pearson, Samual Sandoval Front Row: Preston Roberds, Isaiah Grima, Hunter Johnson, Tekota Ruby, Bryce Lieby Sp:>rts SP"'89d by zoe sent ...Jotn erd Hc:iye1aPey �I 1st Row: Coach Mullican, Tanner Eubanks, John Lyons, Isabella Galvadan, Mckenzie Troncoso, Christina Johnson, Jocelyn Nilson, Travis Radar, Coach Tutje 2nd Row: Kayla Jaramillo, Alissa Martinez, Madelyn Hager, Jayden Laffer, Makayalla Patino, Celina Jones 3rd Row: Kaylee Taylor, Brittney Garcia, Kaylee Armijo-Vigil, Christa Villegas, Kaylah Henry Our Widefield soccer girls have worked hard all season; they put 100 percent effort into every game. Soccer isn't the easiest sport; it takes a lot of endurance, focus, and energy, and the Widefield girls soccer team has all of those elements. Showing up everyday for practice. They even showed up for practice when the field was filled with snow. Their dedication to the sport was shown through out the season. The whole school is proud of our girls and their participation. GOOOOOO WIDEFIELDDDDD!!! 1st Row: Caleb Torres, Garrett Cantrell, Ashley Thomas, Mya Sopher, Kaylee Clore, Emily Blasingame, Brian Linn, Coach McMaster 2nd Row: Robin Garcia, Rhiannon Hernandez, Korinna Martinez, Crystal Romero, Brittany Herandez and Clarissa Escobar 3rd Row: Ciara Jones, Jasmine Victoria, Bri Lopez, Nadielly Hernandez, Sapphire Stark, Sabrina Grima, and Morgan Wood �When it comes to experiencing a once in a life time thing like being crowned as Prom Queen or Prom King or even just being on the Royal Court, everyone has a different way of telling their own experience. Prom Queen Alexis Athena-Wyatt said, "I am definitely not the coolest or the prettiest person here, but it was because how I treat others and care about them that led to me being crowned Prom Queen. And I hope that can be a lesson for everyone who feels like they're not cool enough or pretty enough or funny enough, or even smart enough. Just be yourself and amazing things will come out of it!" Prom King Manuel McMillan said, "I was very suprised, grateful, and happy. I am so glad to be Widefield High School's 2015 Prom King!" Prom Assemb l Y p Prom sp-'SBd by sonora Vvttn.xn ��and Field is a very active sport. From the speedy • ro•nnorc to the strongest throwers you can't beat our m. Every day the athletes work so hard to accomplish eir dreams. It was a long season for our Track and team yet, we didn't stop there. Many of our athletes ~~-·...,• .,.,if+nruic.rl State which was an honor because it took the eighteen athletes throughout the state for each event d many of our track and field members got to • n•,rtif"in,nto in such an amzing moment. Logan Prater (11) s set a new school record for discuss with a 134 feet d 5 inches, and has beaten the previous record from 987, about 25 years ago. ikJck Row: Nastassjia Melvin, Marqael Lambert, Cole Munoz, Maximilliano Martinez, Matthew Arbegast, Joshua Miller, Hunter Meade, Coach Marjerison, Lorenzo Galbearth, Marcel Gilliam, Quiani Dudley, Jordan Edmonds, Isaiah Frye, Rodrick Jones, Zackery Goodman 4th Row: Coach Cottrell, Noah Wooldridge, Stephen Agenbroad, Riley Prater, Joseph Monasterio, Mitchell Nealey, Nathaniel Miller, Logan Prater, Anthony Wentzel, Joseph Miller, Trey Pierre, Tyler Riggs, Christian Cullers, Quamane Williams, Joshua Gloor, Coach Nelson. 3rd Row: Coach Miller, Caitlin Peters, Elijah Whatley, Isaiah Allen, Gabe Munoz, Kyree Rico-Sims, George Arciniega, Scott Wesemann, Shamari Lewis, Shynesti Johnson, Tabitha Frandsen, Andres Mayorga, Michael Clark, Fredrick Stewart, Coach Vigil. 2nd Row: Jeanette Smith, Jadden McDonald, Savanah Whatley, Bethany Rodrigues, Kennedy Thomas, Briana Witcher, Jacqulynn Johnson, Mackinzi Madison, JoQuez Addison, Rasheen Reaves, Brooke Moore, Diana Scott, Moano Mopu, Lily Cayce, Michaela Kamberis, Carmen Thomas, Coach Zereo. Front Row: Daniela Hernandez, Antreise Lacey, Amber Taylor, Sarah Froelich, Logon Johnson, Isabelle Provost, Xavier Perkins, and Kage Walker. roup: Riley Prater (11). Nathaniel Miller (10). yler Riggs (11). Logan Prater (11). and Hunter Meade (10) SJT68d by Riey Prater Sports �Tennis is one sport that takes a lot of dedication. "I love my team. We work so hard and have so much fun while we do it! I'm proud of all of us and we are great team.GO get em· Tiger"-Erica Johnson (ll) People might not know that tennis is a pretty relaxing sport to be playing with your friend on a summer day. These girls try so hard to win each match. But it can take a lot a work to get what they want. Tennis isn't a challenging sport to play, but you need to keep the eye one the ball. "Our team is like our own little weird family.Go get em· tiger! You only live once but you get to serve twice," Ashley Newman(ll) These girls are like sisters on court because they will never let each other down, even though if they get hit with the ball ten times. This years season was about working together, winning the match, and having fun with friends. JUNIOR VARSITY VARSITY Back Row: Coach Portugal, Danielle Feldmann, Ann Higgs, Sydney Villers, Victoria Bowen, Ivy Lowen, Shakieira Carson, Zachary Kretzer 2nd Row: Isabel Pacheo, Kylie Armeida, Kam Lee Front Row: Kayleen Chee, Stehany Fennell, Katie Castillo, Sabrina Black Back Row: Matthew Charbonneau, Ashley Newman, Jacquese Jones, Aubrey Joyce, Xeandra Hypes, Taylor Nance, Coach Grebil 2nd Row: Makayla Shoup, Kenisha Thomas, Jillion Ruby, Noelle Artmeier Front Row: Erica Johnson, Heather Kimball Voll, Kayla Yadao C dne Smith �00 Skylar DiGirolamo rAI ~"l;:ssa =La ::::P:-:il~a~ nte:;- ~::K::ay~I::ee:.,:Hinze::":.::::._, Ijust wanna ~ thank you This h OC>en ch This year w~ so much fun Yearlxx>k is amazing and Ihad to Matthew for throwing that year ~ so mu so much fun! Shout out to Mrs. oox of cookies at me. And for fun! Being in yearlxx>k h~ I!oval taking picture; of the HK for letting me pin half way everyone else that w~ a {Xlrt OC>en a great ex~rience and sports and ~ing able to use 1 ~lacy Barnes R~ns why Ienpyoo Yearlxlok: We have food fundraisers, there's no tests that in the yearlxlok. I ho~ and ~ing around Mrs. HK through the yearl of yearlxlok for ~ing such a helping to develop more of course. of Widefield's history w~ you all enpy your yearlxlok ~ Brisia Vel ez great team !his h~ OC>en such a amazing and so much fun much~ Ienpyoo making it .....__ _ _ _ ___. . . - - - - - -.......- - - . 1great ex~nence to~ a {Xlrt of. Mch 1 e! Matthew Ar ast yoorlxxJk mn re Q little stre<.lful but Thanik youl ......_..;...;.u~;.;.. ov..;;;...._..... Rhian.non Ihoo no problem with g;tting my I L----~----' Yearlxlok w~ fun and all and work done. Y~wasa.purney S. "nt .Job "·"•., ........ Hernandez Ihad a gxxi time, considering that I enpyoo a lot ts(IDllly since y lxlok · this I sprrod it with one of my rest Thank you for buying a ear w~ amazmg Taking yearlxlok ~ an ela:t:ive Iw~ held acpinst my will Imean Ihaa a blast, even friends, Haley.I don't know what yearlxlok. Iworkoo really year. Kaycee, Iwill rnis<; you w~ the best decision Ihave though Icouldn't leave. I would have done if ~e didn't hard on the varsity football, next year, you made this dass made throughout high rllool mnvince me to pin this amazing ~etball, and roseball really fun Iho~ you do gxxi Its fun to put t~ther a lxlok Everyone w~ awesome, even though Icouldn't leave. I team I hope you guys enpy our page. Ireallyemho~ you like in colley. This whole dass w~ of everyOOdy's memories and don't think Iw~ held hostage hard work and ckrlimtion that we th fun Plus Iw~ with my friend share them with you guys. put into this memory lxxx:t Thanks. Brisia. Iho~ next year is just ps. Iprobably ~It your name or anything, even though I couldn't leave. like this year was. wron~ Sonora " 'olf"rwn Kaycee Summers Being in yearlxlok w~ a great way to end 1 ~':""'!"""~"":""":'--:-----------------. my high rlloollife. The memories Imade Its hard to believe that my year~ a yearlxlok alitor h~ come to an end I with you guys, Iwill never for~ Iwill rnis<; ave OC>en a {Xlrt of the yearlxlok dass here at Widefield for three years, it h you guy~ And man, those baby ads were a OC>en a roller coaster but there's nothing Iwould change aoout it Ilove this pain in my butt! Oh, and do gxxi in rllooll dass, the people, and Widefield Enpy your yearlxlok and cherish all of the .....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. 1 memories that we have recorda! here just for you gu~ Xoxox. We would l1ke to thank Anna Mane Mrs Hk Admn1str,1t10n WHS secretanes The 2014-2015 ye,lrbook 1s 174 pages long along w1th a Spnng Supplement that WHS Journalism WHS teachers Walsworth Publlsh1ng. Lee Bernard of Colorado was published by Walsworth The yearbook staff used 6 Dell computers runn 1ng Cl,lSSIC L1fetouch and Samantha Bnggs for contnbut1ng to th1s years yearbook W1ndows XP ProfeSSional along wltth Adobe Photoshop and Adobe lnDes 1gn CS4 The 1ctures were taken w1th a Canon Rebel and the staffs personal cameras �AurasM Check out T'viOre pictures by dowNloaiir-.q A urasMa aNi viewir-.q the video att.rhrvteNts CONM:eted to the pictures Follow the steps below. Watch our yearbook come to life! 1. Visit the App Store or Google Play and download the Aurasma app. 2. Swipe through tutorial screens. then press Skip on the account setup screen. 3. In the app. tap and then ~ 4. Type our school name and tap Search or Done. 5. Select our school and then tap Follow. r, 6. Tap , point the viewfinder over (cover. pages marked with icon. etc.) and watch it come to life! 7. Look through the yearbook for the symbol �follow d1rectiONS frOM preVlOUS pcqe am see what p1ctures we have lNCluded. Walswarth ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Widefield High School Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"><span style="font-weight:400;">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</span></a> Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Widefield High School opened its doors to the community in the fall of 1957. It is the oldest of the two high schools in the Security-Widefield area. 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Title A name given to the resource 2014-2015 Widefield High School Yearbook In Focus 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. 2014-2015 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 Kaycee Summers, Editor Yearbook Staff of Widefield High School Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Walsworth Publishing Extent The size or duration of the resource. 174 pages; Spring Supplement; Color photographs Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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Examples of resources to which a Date Submitted may be relevant are a thesis (submitted to a university department) or an article (submitted to a journal). 2015 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 2015 References A related resource that is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the described resource. Loving Memory of Skylar Jaminson 15 Facts for 2015 Academics Arts Clubs Culture/Retrospective for 2015 Groups and Organizations Homecoming Queen Brittany Hernandes King Josh Gloor Music Dept NJROTC Rachel's Challenge sports Staff Student Life Underclassmen