https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/cdd983362f66f0f4e761f9fad4b1eb26.pdf 80b4a89a20f0dc90357469691cb44242 PDF Text Text ��Student Life 4-51 Sports 54-84 ��Volumg: 53 Population: 1.257 Prine!ipal: Kgvin Ourgn High Sohoo! 615 Widgfigld Orivg Colorado ~pringg, CO 80911 Phong: 719-391-3100 Fax: 719-391-8072 C01'tBrk ® �����Courtney Spicer (12) laughs With her sisters Krystar and Somer at her s1ster. Krystars. Bachelorette Party The party and wedding were some of the highlights of her summer. Kolton Rosse ( 1) sits n h1s "lew carl 1• rT'ade the summer even 1'"'10'e wor~derfu •o· Ko 'on' Courtney Sprcer's (12) summer wasn't about relaxing or traveling. Her summer began w1th pink ribbons. fam1ly visits, celebrations. and wedding planning. Her sister's wedding in August was definitely the highlight of the summer! "I don't think I'll ever forget the groomsmen's faces when I told •hem alii was only seventeen. Or my sister Krystal's face when she walked down the arsle on her wedding day. and her and AJ saw each other." recalled Courtney. Because family was visiting for the wedding, Courtney spent a lot of time going bowling. "I also remember a lot of unnecessary shopping," she admi+ted. While Courtney was Immersed In the hustle and bustle of wedding chaos. a large group of teenagers were traveling through Europe with Ms. Butala. "The most satisfying part was the trip itself: explained Chris Roth (12). "You realize that there is this whole, entire world out there for you to travel and learn about. I think, for me, it was beneficial In getting out of my comfort zone." Chris valued being able to have the chance to try new things and explore various possibilities. While he didn't leave the us. Jeff Sanderson (12) did some of his own traveling "Michigan was my favorite stop because I loved being on the water so much, I did a lot of things over my summer vacation though such as sail boating, canoeing. putt-putt golfing kyaklng, and jumping off of a bridge wrth my friends!". Other than Michigan Jeff also went to many other places over the summer one of wh1ch was Montana. When Jeff went to Montana he went wrth some of his best friends Ty Hilleary (12). EJ Parrish (12). Ryan Peiffer, and Kevin Redmond. Some say pictures are worth a thousand words. but pictures from this trip are absolutely priceless! "Well when we were exploring the Dollar store we eventually go to the toys, and we decided to play dress up and take some pictures because we thought it would be really awesome!" Ty said excitedly. Ridiculous things like that most people wouldn't do, which Is what made these pictures so amazing. This trip was definitely one to remember for many reasons. one of the ma1n reasons these friends will never forget this trip is probably because of the fact that it was one of their first road trips without parents. When you are a teenager a car can be one of the best things to own during summer vacation because of all of the freedoms and adventures that come with it. Some students were lucky to of had a car and their license over the summer. some not so lucky. For Kolton Rossell (1 1) almost all of his summer he was stuck with a permit driving around with his parents, he still had a pretty amazrng summer vacation even though his freedoms and adventures were limited. One of the places Kolton got to go to over the summer was Las Vegas. which he absolutely loved! Towards the end of summer vacation Kolton received the best gift he had gotten in his young teenage life. Kolton exclaimed, "Towards the end of summer a little while after I had gotten my license my mom surprised me with a brand new carl" Sadly all good things must come to an end. Brittney Hamilton (12) stated. "My favorIte stop on my trip was the Apache grave yard because there was so much history JUSt sitting right there. I guess I got a bit of respect for the past there " Just as summers and all lives come to an end. so must this story. �Brittney Hamilton (12) standing next to Geronimo's Grave at the Apache Graveyard. Visi ng historical places IS always Interesting because of all of the th1ngs you learn! Kelsey Long (11 ). Alic1a Kahre (' 2). Nevon Wat+ley (' 2). and Jessiah Bayley ( 12), Josh Setzer ( 11 ), Aust1n Lopez ( 11 ). Kim Welch(12). Shanna Miller (12), Erica Catf"ly (11 ). Jacl<ie MimIitsch ('2). Josh Gilbertson (12). Chris Rot'1 (12), ..~eff Sanderson (12), Jesse P1ngel (11 ). and Josh Bost(' 2) take a break at Murder Mystery Day for Drama Camp. Tne camp was three and In the auditorium . •Y "'"·:ury (12) plays dress LiP in a Montana Dollar Tree Hilleary took a road tr1p With his fnends and had the twne of h1s life! Ej Parrish (12). friend Ryan Pieffer. and Jeff Sanderson (12) pose for a picture on their Montana road trip! This was one of their first road trips without their parents! cen'tBrk @ �by Danny Gonzales It might not seem that a teena er would need crayons, but li'ayo Peebles (12) would disagree. "I got a pack of crayola tw1stable colored pencils. becau e they a re bright and I need them o most of my classes," she said. School supplies usuallY onsisted of expensiVe bind ers, reams of paper, and mecha nical pencils . he bill could s etimes get expensive get Not onlY d id students have supplies. they had to'CiiSo pdate theif wardrobes. In fa ct, m o rds seemed to spend more on their clothes than their supplies. After sometimes weeks of shopping, August 17 finally came, and tons of sleepy students had · hot snooze button several time . Mat Czop (12) woke up 4:30 every morning so he can go runn g before school. "If l'm not running with my friend. I p sleep rn longer," he explained. effing back o ular sleeping edule pre sen e som Qge. ~-~ ..,~.gbackon~~~~ ~ ·s the hardest part of g6i ool . I would jus ing four every morning mer," John Lira (12) d fter waking up, showering and getting dressed. students rushed to first day back to school. luku Wall ( 12) and his friund Jesama ~wasso ( 10) chill out during Open House. Open House was mostly for pamnts. but a lot of stud~mts still showgd up for thg night. cl s At the end of the day, the truth still remained. The last minute of the day was still the best for some students Cody Fulcher (12) admrtted,"2:33 is my favorite part of the school day.H �Mrs. GonzaJgs gxplains lh11 curriculum for h11r !!panish class. In tho sgvgn minulgs alloH11d for gach class. fgachgrs usually want ovar ~...clas!~room polici11s and information at Op11n Housa. Cody Vizcarra ( 11) wails oulsida of th11 couns11ling cantar aftgr th11 s11nior mggfing for opgn hous11 to start. Korri Janson( 12) stands at h11r post during Op11n Hous11. Th11 school was fillad with NJ ROTC. p11opla who wgra thoro to halp with dimcling parants lindsgy P11acock( 1 0) and K11lsay Bigham( 1 0) sit and wail pafignfly for Opan Housa to start. 'Wa had fun. bgcausg wa could talk and usa our c11ll �Mog.n Lubc!h I 12) pleye tho pl.no with .. lllCDHe Ollpf8Biol• on hor f.o •All oft'- elotholere mine 10 I might • wall let out my In,_ nerd • admitted Lubc!h Tyler Klopenctlne I 12) Jochua ~tzar I 11). Allton Hofmelr Clay Mee-.be l10)etudklla llllf tube In llllr Napolit..., 1 Chernillry eiMI "Nerd day tho one day of tho year I got to be myeelf. • fretted Mee-.be Abov Loft: BritlflQy Ham olton {12). Manna Aragon ( 11 ). Michaal Anden:on ( 1 0). Je!:Siah Bay loy ( 12). Ali~on Hofmei~ler ( 12). Jeffrey !!andor!.!on ( 12). [va !!Ieger ( 11) and GabrilliiCl Mancha ( 12)-all a part of Cla!:Sic Choralg Choir-ggf gach ofhgr pumPQ<I for the a!:Silmbly by dancing to lhCl drum ling baa!~ . "llovCl choir .and ~inging with lh11~11 pooplo i~ amazing." proclaimgd !!andgr~on . Abov Right : CoiCl Glomm11n ( 12). Brianna !!pruill ( 11 ). nd Jargd Foulk ( 10) demonslralo fhg matlrgss raco . Thg lhruCl war11 part of !!tudgnf Cabingf. which alway~ organizoo homgcoming a~sembiLJ aclivili !: . ter I 12). Melt... ~trot. I 121. and Brandi Janeuk (11) ehow off their beaeh gear "Wore tho only one1 with floatiCIIII• exelairned ~. Courtney Davia I 12) ehowe off hor lifeguard equipment. Davia worked at tho Widefield Community Carr fer • an aetuallifegu.d Rayehele Rounde I 12). Taylor Kolly I 12~ and April Gibeon I 12) proudly roprllllllnt the Univclrelty of TCIXIII. -rCIX8I hae ahM!ye been my favorite llovo tholr football ' and I plan to aHend there • elated Gillian. �Kandra Ramuy ( 12). Natacha Blga ( 12) Moll1118 HIICifiZCI ( 12) and Aehloy Kowalohki ( 12) raprCIHflf Mtehlgan Ponn ~ato and Colorado ~ato. All wtlhod to attand thcteo eollogot. Xavior Jognor ( 11) roeb a eapo to bo hill own lUper horo of tntolltgcmeo whtlo pG8I!CI gtri-Aiteta kahro ( 12) !lpl'oad!l tho word of poeeo Aehloo Romoro (9) perado!l tho 8C!hooi8!111Hio bat-girl .•I wtn -tho -'d.· lll!ra.noct Romoro Five epic days of Gladiator spirit. In September, Widefield brought out taped-up glasses, beach balls, and super hero capes and drawers to show some swagga-licious spirit. On Monday, Glads got geeked up from the floor up. Students with "borrowed" 3D glasses, high-wire pants, and wooden pencils walked around and strutted their stuff. "People actually looked like nerds, and I thought that was pretty funny," reflected Maxine Pez (9). Students put away their geek ware and replaced it with beach balls and towels on Tuesday. The whole school looked like a beach on spring break, minus the skimpy bathing suits. "I thought beach day was good fun , but it was really weird how people were wearing leis! It was beach day, not Hawaiian day," exclaimed Kristin Uhl (12). Wednesday which was college day put all the sunny feelings from beach day away, and it was replaced by feelings of supremacy. College day was here and the student body tried to show who the greatest squad in the nation was! Dollttny Gallaghor ( 11 ). Joalea Vlekor!l ( 11) and J<aty Wood ( 11) lhow off 8C!hool epirtf with thotr ckleoratod el8!lll eolor thlrt. .lju.t Jova having 8C!hool epirtt. • gloatod Wood l.uko Wall (12) !lperb with Individuality with hill pink hair. •1 got that pretty boy 8C!hool epirtf .., that mabe mo tho beet • deelanad Wall "My favorite college is G-Town (Georgetown); I love it because we dominate everyone in our path . Especially basketball," announced Safawn MCcullough (12) . Now the entire talking smack thing was put to rest, and capes began their reign! Super-hero day was here, and students took it to the extreme. Pushing the school dress code to its limit, by wearing things that would usually get you in trouble. For example underwear and headgear. Glads put their super-hero costumes to the test! "I absolutely loved super-hero day because I got to dress up like my idol. which is Wonder-woman !" screeched Santana Ludos (12). Friday was the last day of spirit week, but it was crazy just as the others were. Friday brought along class color and crazy hair day. This day had an assembly too and got everyone pumped for the Homecoming game. "Crazy hair was funky, and the game, that was just amazing! " remembered Mark Simcoe (12). Spirit week came to an end after all the excitement and fun . The football team won the game and the student body suppo~r all week, like champions! ' BoHom Luff: .!!tudunts dancu thuir huarts out for thu computition. Thu audiuncg's applausg dgcidgd thg victors. Bottom Middlg: Drum ling ggts thu crowd hypgd with mad bgats. ""Thg drum ling ggts thg crowd gxcitgd for thg boring assumbligs." said Quinton Bodry ( 11 ). BoHom Right: Tho chggrJoadurs stomp thg court in sync. ue ��off tho gamo with gmal cmlhusiasm and onorgy. Moanwhilo. tho stands WClrQ ovorcrowdad with supportiva fans. Tho varsity football loam roadios themsolvos for tho big night . All tho playors had groat sportsmanship. which paid off with a big win. making this homocoming ona of lhCl �ru-,!J·Anno Gr msch 112) ncl Jo1: ica &avor I 1O) sri on thg l:n- ~-.J..L..:..<:~V vuonrnontal Club truck whilo Ahbil! H rt 110) nd Moal)an Haum: I 11) walk hohtnd throwmg t'ancltJ. ,.."-"""'ii• Me>h~c:a la<:tre>lla I 11) and !!haquala H11llmann- lonos I 11) <:hout. "Go gmon!" as the>tf paradp along .!!llcurily Boulovard. Thoy w11rP both mombe>r~ of tho [nvironmontal Club. which workod hard at pr~ moling rocycling at tho school. !!tudcmt Cabinot m11mbors AshlotJ RCl!Jna (9). Briana !!pruill ( 11 ). Jar11d Foulk ( 10). Chris Roth ( 12) and laurcm Hagar (9) 1:il in thg back of a their truck. "Wo werg wallmg for th11 parado to start. wo were excited!" oxcla1mCld Ashley. !!tudonl Cabinot ml!mlwr<: Libb!J Glomm"n ( 10). earn uity oaad0 �Ambc!r MoniOIJa I 1 0) nd Kol!:m Bvc:eh I 11 ) mar h down tho £lr11ol. holding thoJROTC bannM a!: !hQ•J hoad to WidPfi(lld High hoof O[CA club mombon: rido along In tho panda. It look !hom about two wook!: to work on thoir float . �Karll!l! Babcock (9) skatl!boards around hl!r nl!ighborhood . LQI!Ann Diggs ( 11 ) and Alicl!a Martinl!z (9) both walk away wi th bags of !!onic. hl!adl!d towards Ross. Thl!y Wl!nt thl!m I!VI!ry morning on PLC. days. Jadgn [dwards ( 1 0) fgxfs hl!r fril!nds Jordan King ( 11 ) practicl!s soml! movl!s aftl!r school. Jordan ofton hung out at thg school . practicingjl!rking movgs and making vidgos that Wl!rl! postl!d on Youtubl!. ® !!hi! wouldn't mall y considgr hgrsglf a skatgr, but shg dl!cidl!d to givg a board a try . �Kevin Stringer (ll) sat on his porch looking at the sun on a Sunday afternoon and also important. "I love eating at Taco Bell. lfs my favorite thinking about life and where it would take restaurant.. " Gobi Flores (l 0) giggled . "''d him next. "My front porch is where I go to hang rather do that than stay at home, because you get your food fast." out. It gives me a place to think. I think Students going to the mall was always about the good and bad things about fun. There students could eat, shop, and life. I'd rather do that then go to the mall spend times with friends . with friends . lfs [be]cause I live in a quiet "''d rather go to the Citadel Mall than neighborhood." Kevin lived out by Colorado Center. the movies, because I love to shop at DEB. "lfs a nice quiet area," he proclaimed. They always have sales and I love their style," Alicea Martinez (9) explained . Many students lived by French Elemen- DEB was a store for g1rls; it had jew- tary, which meant they all loved to go play elry, clothes for both juniors and plus-size basketball or walk around the school, or women, and shoes for special - '· ' '·. 22%-Movigg 20%-Mall 8%-Areadg 30%-Park 20%-0fhgr �lanco ~pggal ( 12) d11monstratos his o<ld stylo. lanc11 dy11d his hair C!VIITY WI!Qk to go along with his choicg of clothing . Tgrgsa Jacoby (9) shows off h11r bl!adgd bracglots. which sho woro ovory day . TorQ!la madg wgry bracglot that sho woro . WOO<.y Faslial �The time was 11 :20, and everyone in the school could barely sit still in their seats while they impatiently anticipated the lunch bell. One such person was Luke Wall (12) ."Beeep!" The bell finally released and Luke was already out the door. As soon as the hall became rushed and crowded, it was his time to sh1ne. Students stared as Luke walked past them . His knee high socks, pink tie-dye shirt, and short shorts seemed to grab the attention of everyone. "People would always come up to me and tell me I look crazy," Luke admitted. Even though he was told he looked crazy, he didn't care. Express1ng himself and bringing joy to people was his real passion. "My style makes me feel good at the end of the day, to see people smile with me JUSt being myself," Luke proudly announced Luke wasn't the only one who was looked at differently because of his style; Juliana Tuck (12) had her own style. Her old school fashion, with her waist high jeans and tucked in shirt with exotic designs grabbed the attention from many of her peers. Juliana's unique style all started freshman year. "In elementary and junior high school I didn't really have that much confidence, but in high school, all of that changed Now I wear what I want and rock it," Juliana stated. U!ft: During math da!:l:, Dovin Joy ( 12) contl!mplatol: what l:ho will wgar ngxt. Ogvin proudly croatgd h11r own l:tylol: of clothing. Middlo: Robin !!chommor ( 12) modol!: hi!: black l:hirt with bluo bal:klltball l:hortl:. Robin wal: an oxpgrt whon it camo to miJMnatching hi!: clothll!:. U!ft: Mar!:hay Walkor (09) dominatol: tho camora by l:howing off hor bright. animal print hoodio. Man:hay ob!:Cil:!:lld ovor anomal print and woro it vory frgquontly during tho l:chool yoar. Every now and then Juliana would hear people talking about how odd her style was ,but that didn't faze her, she just kept walking with her head held high "I love the attention, and my loud and bright style can't get enough of it," she also exclaimed. Some even thought it was an advantage to dress differently. Matt Starke (12) and Cameron Skurek (12) were well-known tor showing ott their unusual clothing . Like Luke they also received stares while in public . People just couldn't get enough of their short shorts and tight vintage shirts with V-cuts. including people who worked at Subway. "The most satisfying aspect of our style is the double meat at Subway and the ladies," Matt and Cameron boasted. Every half day the two would be found at Subway with their 12" subs packed with double meat. Whether it be to make others smile, to boosting their self-confidence, or even tree food along with the ladies, style was different tor each student, and very unusual. Although, those who were looked at differently never really cared, to them unusual was normal and normal was unusual. Dalt lltl ® �ll(:f "I love dressing for dances because I get to look and feel all pretty," admitted Santana Ludos (12). As the 201 0-2011 school year began, new ideas arose, new trends flourished and on came the age of wearing things for a deeper meaning. Clothing was more than just cotton and threads. Clothing meant fashion. Fashion meant self expression. Self expression meant making first impressions. And making first impressions meant each occasion had its own designated attire. A trip to Wai-Mart looked like this: oversized t-shirt, sweats, and slippers. However if one was headed to school. they made sure to be looking either breath-taking, trendy, or rebellious. "I always want to look good and clean. so that motivates me to look good. So my confidence is up," remarked Dominic Sanchez ( 12) At school. 1t was almost more Important to look good than to have decent grades. One had enough shoes to match every outfit. Students such as Juliana Tuck (12), Natasha Biga ( 12), or Far Right: illlannon Holmus ( 11} sports hur rock concort attiro . "Tho huadband is thu churry on topllt koups my hair in placu whon I rock out.H chimud Holmus. Oimct Right: Hayluy Muadows ( 10) and Nicolo Olivur ( 10) gigglu and gossip about thuir nuxt datu . Thoy wum dmssud to impross-in tho attim thuy would wuar on a datu. Thuy kupt it simplu. but flirty in thoir uyos . - i.w..:Jevll::J welcV\ Raven Cooper-Church (12) wore high heels and skirts on a daily basis . At this po1nt in a teenager's life, looking impressive was a priority-even in gym class. Look1ng hot while working out was even a must. One would gather their best-or most unique-pair of tennies, shorts, and t-shirt and waltz around gym class looking fresh. Nike, Adidas, and Basic were some of many popular brands spotted on gym class heroes. Some students were even known to not put forth their best effort in hopes to not break a sweat and still be looking good by the end of the day. In Brandi Wampler's (12) eyes, looking good at school meant, "Being comfortable and dressing in things that make me one-of-a-kind. colorful and happy." For others. style meant starting trends, following trends, dressing up or even dressing down. At Widefield, these were definite recurrences in motivations for dressing at any occasion. Fashion was an enormous part of the teenage life Gym Class Hyping himsulf for gym class. ~rik ~ndmom ( 11) takus in somu crisp Colorado air. ~ndmoru was in aurobics with Ms. Lough in which hu was tho only boy. "I hav11 to wuar my purplu shortc:. bocausg purplu is my favorito color and uvurything ulsu ic:just to impmss thosu lad ius. uxclaimod ~ndmom. H �Bryant (12)1ooks nicQ for church on a bgautiful ~unday morning. It wasn't raquimd of Bryant to drgss up for church: howQvQr. shQ claimgd shg prafurmd it just to show mspgct. Jussiah Bayluy ( 12) arrivQs to school a down on a bgnch ou tsidg of thg Main Courtnuy Tonur ( 12) uxci tud ly shows off hgr ~ratch Tickgt p~amas. "ThusQ p~amas hulp mu to sluup at night bgcausu thgy wQrQ a gift from my grandma last Christmas: uxclaimgd Tongr. Q~t":_.~~M/J A Naptime I Q 'Nhy Is nap ttme your favorite ttme of daY? A Because love to nap and love sleep Q Do your PClJOITlOS help accomplish this? A Oh yectl The tuzzv flannel is soothing and WCJrr1Wlg on rTTtl legs Q Have you ever hod a crozv cteam during nap time? A 1have crozv dreams all the time Q Chris tophgr Roth ( 12) a HQmpts to taka a na p. Roth was a s traight A stud gnt. but could n't ggt by withou t his naps. 34366000002369 Tell me one? A My craziest dream was when I was running through the forest with rTTt( sister and rTTtf cousin and then an of the sudden was back at rTTtl not knowing what happened kind of Uke Wbere The Wild Things Ale IXrlt llli< @ �Colo Glommon (12) got his igu wh n •I w sonl!J babtj."Ennquo s tJ brmq 11 on .lu n.· wh1ch 1 tho n m of hi tguan . ~y Anno Gramsch ( 12) lovQs h ving pgf chickons. "llov that WQ don"t havo to go to tho slorQ to buy eggs amJmore.· she dmilt d. �VVhat do yCAJ tnink of ·Nhen yw hea the1 wad pel? Cl Pigs? Whoever thought that pigs would be considered pets? Rasha Kathrein ( l 2) did. She had a farm out east with pet pigs! She and her father visited their farm every weekend to feed their four pigs and to take care of them . Her favorite was a male pig that she named "Petey." The name developed because Rasha liked pirates. "And !like pigs, hence Petey the pig," Rasha explained. What Rasha didn't look forward to was when she had to say "goodbye." While her family ate them for breakfast, lunch and dinner, but Rasha didn't eat pork, she couldn't stand eating something that once was her friend Bethany Bellow(9) would never consider one of her pets as a meal. She had three salamanders, all of which she found crawling around in her backyard. "One day I saw something black w1th neon yellow spots squirming through the perfectly trimmed grass, it stuck out like a sore thumb. I freaked out, ran, and got my little brother. They can be used as a weapon to scare Camoron !!1-ure~k ( 12) i~: ovo!jO!JOcl with his now pupp!J Camoron lovod dog!: so murh ho had fivol libby Glommon ( 1 0) lovos wakhing hor fi~:h swim around. Tho Glomrmms had two fish tanks In thoir houso people off as well!" Bethany giggled. Juan Rodriguez (12) also felt the same about his lime green iguana. "I named him monster, because it can take on Cole GlomBgfhan!J men's BQJiow (9) hac: iguana alway!! any day." boon thQ His iguana girl who was just i<: not afraid of like any mptilqc:. other pet, "I just he fed it, liko fhg wa!J ~:ala­ and loved mandQr<: it, except look and for the fact f(!(!l," !!h(! that he <:aid. couldn't take it on daily walks or he couldn't take it to play fetch at the park. Whoever said a man's best friend had to be a dog? �~IJmm Wainright ( 12) got~ out of hur '95 whit a Honda Accord boforu ddl!d htr own music ~chool. IDlo ~ys:fl!m. Chl!yl!nno Fortnor ( 11) i vory proud of hor '92 Chuvy Camaro. IDlo put h waiian ~oaf vcm: insido to pimp out h11r rid!!. Aaron Camarata ( 12) points: to lhC! "bomb· slickor on tho back of hi~ car. "Our whoiCl rrow has this sfickor on our car. causu ovoryono knows woro tho bombt• Oaniul Ooul~ch ( 11) show~ ~oml! patriotism with hi~ pimpc1d out 2002 Hyundai Accgnf. "I bought if about a ygar ago from a guy from lhl! military who dioo.· h11 said. Zac Talum ( 11) lld Ryan Kirkham ( 12) sit in Ryan·~ Chovy 25 0 afll!r school. Ryan·~ dad put a Raidl!r~ ~lickl!r in tho window and put an Aml!rican flag bug guar on tho truck. but Ryan add11d I hi! lri~h flag to 1: ow somo hCJritago pridl!. Ho said. "I ggf flippod off lot for thl! RaidCJr'~ ~:tickur. " �h peJSsN0 ·MI<z.eJ.s! Students boof LP 'their n 1od0s of trCJISI:A)"atim O!:f Danny Gonzales ( 12) has !!ponge Bob floor mats in his '95 Nissan Pathfinder. "I always lovP<I !!pongo Bob growing up.· he said . vc.lVI.CCl Scto Brandon Martinez ( 11) drives away in his 2003 ChCIV!J Avalancho. Ho upgraded his rido by adding speakers and rims. among a number of othor things. "!!poakers aro competition twelves. so they hit roally hard . My tires aro 35's wi th 16 inch rims: ho oxplainC?d . Tylor !!chleikor ( 11 ) drivos away from th sophomoro parking lot as his boads danglo in the roar viow mirror. "My good friond . Kim Wolch. mado that for mo.· he said. - --------------------- -4 cx:n't Brk ® �Zack Kathmin ( 1 0) chl.!cks his waiJgt to Sl.!l.! if hi.! has gnough mongy for lunch . HI.! confgssgd that hi.! simply couldn"t go anywhl.!m if hg did not law by tgxting hallway. HI.! didn't carg whgro hg was: hi.! would tgxt his frignds any timg hi.! fgJt tho urgl.!. HI.! couldn't livl.! without his phong. �JakQ Tatum (9)lovQ!l how Natalio Duk (9). Ju!ltina Apodaca (9). Jo!:lyn Baylo!.J (9) . and A!lhloQ RomQro (9) flirt with him. [vurywhuru Jako wunt. ho had girl!: all ovor him. and ho ju!lt couldn't livQ without thQm. l'..i:i<l!lunn Roburd!l 0). Marlo Zahn ( 1 0). and !!arah Moom ( 1 0) rummagu through thuir pur!lll!l in thu girl!:' bathroom. Thu thmu couldn'tluavo homo without thuir bag!:. Tya LaBarr ( 1 O) appliu!l mom maku-up during cla!:!l. T ya alway!: had to havo hur without... Hair Products MP3 Player/ 1-Pod Other Cell Phone 116 tudents Polled McKunna !!ummurfiuld ( 1 O) puur!l at hur nucklaco. Hur brothur'!: bu!lt friund gavll thi!: nucklacu to hor boforo ho diud. Danicia !!tupi!lnik-Brown ( 1 O) writu!l in hor plannur. Without hur plannur. hur lifo would bg di!lorganizQd. and !:ho would bu complutuly lo!:t. ���60 . , - - - - 50 40 30 20 10 0 .. \111.-, .. I. . of happirH'::-"' dcp<'rHl<·d on ho\\ good tlw food \\(1::- ••• : · Brittani Reynolds ( 12) sprayed herself\\ ith body spray "Cgh! I smell like onion .... " "he said. he had JUSt finished cooking and eating French onion ~oup in Catering class. "It took six onions, but it was deliciou .... ow, I can cook it whenever I want at home." Brittani loved cooking and eating food. In fact, she planned on going to culinary school after graduation. Her favorite food to cook included pasta dishe<.,, but her real comfort food wa<., Doritos. Gabby Mancha ( 12) also enJoyed cooking. One of her favorite things to bake \\as monster cookies with her mother. Danielle Pacheco (I 0) preferred potatoes over cookies and pasta. "For a good school lunch, they should serve potatoes. I love potatoes," she exclaimed. Zee Paquete (I 0) belie\ed lunch was the mam part of the day. He explained that it energized his mind and prepared him for the rest of the day. Taking the time to eat and spend loft:T ru Gilo!l ( 12) !ltuff!l hi!l faco with a Frito pio fro!lh from conco!l!lion!l at a girl!!' volloyball gamo. Ho practically !JOIIod. "Dang . thi!l i!l good!" Middlo : Jon Applogato ( 12) play!l with hor food during lunch. Right: Ponny !!tovon!lon (9) blow!l a bubblo with hor gum . !!ho wa!l waiting with tho ro!lt of tho choorloador!l at a volloyball gamo. time with friends during the brief 30 minutes of lunch renewed the mood and energy of a lot of students. Marcos 0rti7 (I 0) ate with his fnends, which made him feel more in touch with them. It also filled him up at the same time. A lot of students complained that we did not have open campu<., lunch. Some would have preferred a good Taco Bell burrito or a Some burger over cafeteria pilZa or baked french fries. In times of trouble, sometimes. one's only comfort was found in food . Comfort foods like macaroni and cheese or mashed potatoes could become one's best fnend in times of sorrow or boredom. Ryan Bell's (I 0) comfort food was a side of brownies at the end of every lunch. "Brownies at this school are just like at my house," he explained. Junk, fa<.,t, and comfort food helped make u~ happy. our bellies full, and ou r minds renewed! ��.... "Nothong boats Mr . Cloan: -RiolotJ Wolclrulgn(()) - Br nclon Toornl>tJ (12) • Ta kong caro of old pooplo would prob hJ ~rn<•ll bPIII!r than m; thmg C!l~o· - Ra~had McKinrW!J (CJ) Mall !!troh ( 12) grabs golvos at tho Brosdmoor Hotul. Mall workud full lima. but wunl to part limo. be1causo lh11 sch11dul11 crampod his soctallifo. "llikolho m II . . IKI. - P n~ Forilmo ( 11) T yle1r Wirick ( 12) lake1s an orde1r at Taco Be1ll. He1 worke1d allhe1 Taco Be1ll on Highway 85-87. "I dofmlllhJ woulc!rtl want to hulrhor an animal il would ~mC!II ~o whtJ not milko a goatl" - T ravts !!milh ( 11) �Cod•J Robmson ( 12) WIJX!S down a Ialli!! at Ohvo Garden . H<? Kim Wl!lch ( 12) rolls siJvgrwam at Outback !!ll!akhous<? b<?for<? closing . Kim work<?d as a hosl<?ss. Thnw oth<?r s<?niors work<?d lh<?rQ Taylor Koll<?y ( 12) passl!s out snacks to liHII! kids . Taylor workl!d at thl! day carl! right down th<? stm<?t from thl! school. Sizzling globs of grease popped and spat olin around the stove as Sean Zimkas (12) started to cook a new batch of fries at the Sonic on Main Street. "One thing I hate about my job is leaning over a steaming hot grill to get out massive orders to the (serving) trays while the managers are on me: Other students like Justin Roe (12) also worked at fast food restaurants. Justin worked at Wendys, but he adamently saw it as a temporary job. Justin sternly said, "Heck no! I wouldn't want to work here the rest of my life!· Justin didn't like to have to deal with sometimes cranky or pushy customers. Carlos Bowdre (10) had a part time job at Peterson Air Force Base at the Commissary as a grocery bagger The worst part of his job was ~Clean ­ ing the roof! Like the gutters and the bugs and dead animals. Irs gross: Carlos pocketed his paycheck to save Kyl F11llman ( 12) pulls trash at !!onic on Main !!t. Kyle startod his junior yl!ar and workl!d as a car hop . up for a new car. Matt Stroh (12) juggled the stresses of school. college classes, his social life, and holding down a full time job. Matt worked at the Broodmoor Hotel; his work load consisted of cleaning stair cases, running errands for guests, and even the task of cleaning up drippy, thick, slimy puke off of guests beds. ~A guest threw up all over the bed. It seeped through the sheets and pillow cases, but irs all good because I usually get good tips (money) from the puke: Morgan Ztmprich (11) also had an experience with barf at the work place. She explained. ·A customer came n and barfed and then left, I had ro help clean it up: Many students had jobs, some cleaner than others but in the end it was about making money. When cleaning up pu e all you could do was thin paychec �Channa~ Lon {12) ~quat 225 lb~ . Ch rrna~ didn't parliripalo in tho compc!lition. but hie namo was on tho board bocau~o of his scoros £dward Burciaqo ( 12) equate 2551b~ during Waigh! lifting. Ho wanlod to lrongtlum hi~ log~ to improvo hi~ vr>rlical. which was 01111 Pvonl at N!;!CA. Hundreds of athletes all gathered in Bowers Gym for a massive event. This event happened every summer, and Widefield was honored th1s year to host the huge event. The smell in Bowers Gym was musty, and the only sounds that could be heard all day were the sounds of effor. and the murmur of confident athletes echoing. To be Involved 1n this event students had to train hard all year round. The whole event was a point system and if one scored htgh enough, he was included In this event. The NSCA. an acrynym for National Strength and Conditioning Associationk. had four events participants had to conquer to become the champion. The pro agility run was up. With beads of sweat oozing down Phillip Wainrighfs (11) face. he ran f·om line to line as fast as he pass could. His time was recorded. while putting his weight. heigh 1 score together. the judges calculated his score. Then. the announced Philip had become the v1ctor. "The pro agility run is my best event, and I showed dunng the event; Phillip stated. with the pro agility run. Now, its ti jump test and the hang clean ev t Tyler Miller (12) and J.T Charity ( 1J wP e ered heavy lifters. They were both e df hang clean event. and it was expec would both do well during this event. "The thing that most frustrated me during training for the NSCA. was just conditioning my~ ·I J T. Commented "I love the NSCA. because it truly challeng and I love that challenge· Tyler added. The two heavy lifters went to execute their t,a clean events with nervous thoughts filling theh After the event they both placed in the top f1ve The 10-yard dash and the vertical jump were the only events left. WHS had three participants in the event. Each athlete received a plaque and got to move on to the national competition 1n Las Vegas. Widefield now has the banner hanging 1n Bowers Gym to represent the accomplishments of our athletes. �mako him~r.Jf OliO of th Lo~t. "Man lju t want to s:coro VOr!J 01 f. nd Lo olito.· oxprossod .J T Mario !!anabria ( 1 0} 11hows off his musclos in tho weight room·s mirror. Ho worked all summur to improvo his N~CA scow~ . "Thulifting has buen patJing off. look. rm swolp[" Mario excla•mud. cait ll!"K @ �"'Yoah you can takl! a picture. Don't forgat m~J glassas .-Nathanial Gapko ( 12) Audry Guarra ( 11) voluntl!ors at the Junior Diabl!tas RF Walk on ~apt . 11 at America tha Baautiful Park. "'I lova sunglassas to daathl I hava so many pairs. lhasa aro my favorita knock offsl..COurtnay Davis ( 12) BOINGI She hurtled herself onto the truck. RIPI Juliana Tuck's (12) blue jeans ripped straight down the inner seam. She laughed it off as she grabbed a bail of hay; it was just another day as a junior zookeeper. My only injury during outdoor activities was my bruised pride. I had duct tape on my inner thigh the rest of the day, but ifs a small price to pay for the opportunity to be outside doing what I love: Mountain lions growled with hunger as pieces of meat were thrown ~~~iif211 into therr enclosure. One of her jobs I was feeding ferocious animals. "Feeding mountain lions is one of my most favorite things to do. I also love interacting with the Mexican grey wolves," Juliana enthused with sparkles in her eyes. A giant rock overlooked a beautiful landscape of fields with wildflowers. Mountains painted the background hand in hand with the bright blue sky. Bear Trap was one of her most favorite landscapes to soak ln. The landscape and the fresh air is what excites her the most Juliana isn't the only one who loves the fresh air . "Smiting a 14er is the greatest feeling you'll ever ~--' Kayla Turkor (10) f ngs on tha monkey bar at Pi-uto P rk n r ram pus. ·My friands havo nothmg bettor to do, but wo'd rather bo h• th. at homa • (Right) Brady Pool ( 11 ) posos with a ooar statuo at the Choyonno Mountain Zoo. "No one thinks like me. I love being silly. even will something as simple as sunglasses.·Karlee Babcock (9) have. The sight is the most beautiful thing you've ever seen: gushed Courtney Davis ( 12). Purple majestic mountains didn't seem as pretty when one almost fell off though. Injuries could make playing outside dangerous. but the war stories were worth telling ... if one survived to tell them. 1 Ike hrking, but one of my most fun experiences outside was opening the splash park at work.· said Courtney Davis claimed she'd do anything as long as she got a chance to breathe fresh air and see the blue sky. Spraying whales. high fountains. horribly ai spray guns and dumping buckets left n a soul "unsoaked". According to Davis, the p ash pa rs not only for little kids but is also gr for I eg ards working at the pool! Love for the outdoors came in all forms. but Emily Walter ( 12) enjoys roller skat g outs de She practiced on streets and in park! g lo s She liked flying through the nei hbarhoods on her wheels and watching everythin that happed outside. It was amazrng to experience e out doors on high speed. "My ultimate goal is to be in a roller derby more than anything. because I really want to meet weird people and be competitive Plus. you·can be mean. I like being unique and different,· she expained. "Roller skating is something not everyone does. thafs partly why I l"ke it, but being outside is the best part: No matter what one's Interest was there was something out there for everyone. Try flying down the street on wheels! �, C~mpare 'Your Wingspan" W'th Cape Griffon Vul~ur~ .Juliana Turk ( 12) span to thP Cap Gc;pam<! hor wingChP!Jonnp Mou~t _n /n Vultum at tho takp ram of a Ca amG oo. !!hP hglpod Pll nffon · zoo oopar. as a JUnior k laugh~ wit:~ 1~}-swings Maria Pangolin ( and at tho park I; gr ngnds whilo h . vonJ onco in a s o and hor f · studigd at th ngnds gvgn ll park. JamQS Graumann ( 11 ( 11 ). &n Ci!ja ( 12 l: Za~hary Nolson McCou ( 12) K·mzto . ).Wilson lms !!nlano ( 11 ( 12) . J aron . • ( 11) takll a bmak at ). nd !!hayla t!Q. Wo gott I a construrtion 0 rtJ all tt • . vonto was tho backh utQ <>qu~pmgnf. M!J faoa. oxclatmod Bon ee· Alicoa Marlingz (9) lgisumly sits on th I th o grass a g park. !!ho I to twirl fl ovgd h . owgrs through gr fmggrs wh 1.I11 I . in fhg aymg grass. A~.~J!~, you"" ~ exn't Brk V' LV'~-c:::.nV'u @ 0 �Jacob Wohlman ( 12) palu>ntl!J works on his masll!rpillcll. "Whlln if's finishnd. I'm going to framll it and <:llll it for crazy money. b!lcausl! rich p<>opll! lika displowing art in lh11ir hom11sl" Jacob llXplain<>d . It look Ja!'ob most of the yllar to finish his painting . to show their own c reativ . From designing a clothes 1ne like Trevor Dav1 Tepley a d Preston work. creativity is all about and being able to express the real you. Art has been my Hoke to designing a yearbook page, t through artistic expressions. Take Selina Martinez (11] for get-away ·~J.XJeliiiJf'ldMitl""l:Stoclotmed. Jacob Wohlman (12] went right along with Alexandria. He also had a deep passion for art. He worked on many pieces, all of which expressed his personality. "I have always liked art, since I family. 'We got the idea from a close friend and she told us they were stress relievers." Selina expressed. was a little kid. I believe irs one of Whether it be through art, po- the most important subjects, and etry, crafts, even they way people it also helps us express ourselves," dress, the possibilities are endless Jacob declared. For some their passion for creativity Paint brushes and graphite pencils were not the only tools one could use for self expression. People found various Alllx nclria Pcma ( 12) work!: on hpr pil.'lum 111 art 1'1 !:!: . AlllX hllgan clrawm(j wfwn c:ho was a lillln girl. and shll did it all lhll limP. oftonjust to mlinva slm!:s . is more than just a hobby, irs a �~mantha K11ilh ( 12) proudly displays h11r finish11d art pil!cl!. ghg dmw a lot of mythical cmatums. but this ong was h11r favorifg pii!Cil of art shg cmafgd all What was once called "Mind Clothing." then changed to Tr1be Clarity. was once only a vision to Trevor Davis-Tepley (12) . Preston Hoke. and formally graduated M1chael Dye until the three shaped their vision into reality. The first 50 shirts they made were dedicated to Kevin Forehand. who passed away 1n the summer of 2010. The "Tribe" stands for the group of people you assoc1ate with. and "Clarity" stands for the keeping your mind clear for Kevin because at the time h1s wasn't. "Tribe life 'till the next life." Preston Hoke (12) proudly announced. BriHany lynn ( 1 0) posl!s nmcl to th11 art projl!cl sha mada in cl!ramics. Hl!r allliml! favorifg animal was a PQnguin . Brandon Butchl!r ( 11) shows lova for his projact by turflg kissing if. Ha mada tha sculptum out of plasfgr that was usl!d for making casts. ���Bass blasting using hair brush as microphone. whipping one's hair back and forth, and water. Everyone did it. Dancing was a world-wide and cultural practice. expectation, and custom. It was a way for people to expressing their own feelings whether that be sadness. happiness. or even celebration. Danc1ng could be a stress reliever. too. "I feel excited and ready to express myself," Audry Guerra (1 1) giggled While free-styling it was the easiest. there Music was important in setting the tone for danc1ng. Lyrics. such as "Baby I like it, the way you move on the floo( and "Everybody clap your hands," were popular. "Dance is fun to me. When they come up with new songs, I dance to them because they are so easy to learn," said Kenny Lawson (12). Many people c a me up with fresh new dance moves as they dance to the beat. "Sometimes it helps distort energy. 'I like if by Enrique Iglesias 1s great 'cuz I love fist pumping music and you can do that a lot in that song , " explained Kev·n Stringer (11 ). mc,Y.e<a.'s/')~er hips to rtnnl"•ol floor, it was a free ame! · ... Just move your feet, l 2 3 f~~ lclft: Kiana lGwis ( 11) dancos to 'Jump' By Cri!l!l Cross . "Dancing is b<!yond amazing and QXprossivo. Dancing is som<!thing I might do as a cam<!r: said Kiana . MiddiG: Jam(!!: Graumman ( 11) shows off his dancQ movgs by braak dancing. Right: AngGiika Madrigal ( 11) dancgs to 'Kiss Kiss' by Chris Brown . �qroov(! on th Hom cornmq Dane(!. K tmont was known for bmng tlhj Ty Williams (9) do(!s th(! moon walk with Michael Jackson"s song 'Beat It'. "Drop if like it's hot.~ Ty joked. Audry GuC!rra (Ill doo 1 sl po~ilion for ball I. "l"va dom> Sl~P I wa~ fillfg." !:ho romm nlod . Josh !!C?Ize?r ( 111 twirls !!Piinna Marlinoz ( 111 while? lhe?!J salsa dance?. ""Whe1n I dance?. it fools good and I lovl! it."" Josh slall!d. Dcn'tBH< ® �('· C'· 0 LU ~ LU uen u X "My brothQr. whQn hQ diQd.- Charmas LQQ ( 12) C'· 0 LU 1- >~ 0 z <( "RoiJQr coastQrs and Hoss!· -Bobby !!zczQch ( 11) <( "~pidQrs and snakQs. bQcausQ thQy am cmQpy and thQy scam mQ ... -Kasia Johm:on ( 10) Ash lily Johnson ( 12) fills out pa!:!:ll!: as studllnt aSJ:istant in thll attandancll officll . "In my situation thll ON~ mason why I coma to school. is bgcausll. blllillVIl it or not. thllm's an llXact amount of days you havll to como to school to graduato: so I como whlln I havo to and don't whon I can.oxclaimod Ashloy. Haathar MaSJ:ia ( 12) gigglas with rriands at lunch by tha Counsaling C.Qntar. "I would hava to say tha two things that dofinQ mo most arQ tha fact that l"m Hawaiian and my uniquo laugh.- oxplainQd HQathQr. Morgan JamQs ( 12) acts silly with hQr bQst rriQnd. laura Dibmll ( 12). "My frionds and I am always laughing and making silly facas at aach othar. and thars a big part of who I am. oocausa it will always brighhm my day.- admittQd Morgan. "P!?opJQ who don't undl?rstand simpJQ tasks . Just stupid pQopiQ ... -[nriquQ Rosario (09) ~tllvan Radman ( 11) discussas Bill!:!: Mil Ultima with ~han tal Vigil ( 11) and Mrs. Blunt. "My favorito taachor. Mrs. Blunt. is why I coma to school.- Jllromll Whitfillld ( 12). Aaron McCayYzaguirrll ( 12). and J(gndra Zartiz ( 11) all talk during class. Thlly all camll to school to sail thllir J<onny lawson ( 12) wants a high fiva. His notic~r ably humongous hands madll him Alllx Pllna ( 12) touchlls up hllr hair bafom claSJ:. "My hair dllfinitaly maklls rna Tylllr Millllr(12) pmtonds to shoot a tommy gun . Ho was playing a gamo in drama class callod "What aro you doing?- �and I lovo Oiggy moviQ!I. laugh uncontrollably whon m•J frionde 11ay etupid thinge to random pc10jalo and I'm a mormon. with and finally ,"admitted AcashJa going to have a great dt:1'( at school ~,.~c"'happy," bubbled K yla Kissane (10). was always a melting pot of oppos1tes. equals. sc5on-to-be legends. Whether it meant being a "pnncess· or simply having a wild laugh, there were alw made each student unique. gs that �VV'nert thete/s a snow day, the kids ·Ni. hO\Je, ful ! Kavin f!tringar ( 11) and Jassig Luadka (10) maka s now a ng11l s in front of school. Th11y f glf frozQn aftQr !hay WQrQ dona. Mekia Howell (10) heard her alarm clock go off and immediately turned on the televisiOn and checked if Widefield had a snow day. When she read 'D-3 No School,' she went right back to sleep. Laci Fin mga n ( 1 0) and J ssica Wilson ( 10) fa ll down on !hair butts whila snowboarding. r---::-W~-"'""'==·); I ThCly wara up in Monarch for a daq . • In the very rare even of a snow day for our district, Mekia wasn't the only one who enjoyed the extra sleep for two days. However, not everybody loved the days off! Teanna Koch ll) said, "Like you can't go anywhere! I stayed home in pj's, drank ha chocolate, and game on my Xbox " Some students, such as Anthony Saunders (1 0). watched movies and ate everything that he could find Other students like Kandra Ramsey (1 1) made money by babysitting , then went to shop with some friends to have a good time Kenny Lawson (12) also spent some cash on the days off. "I went up t et some fresh kicks, but Instead got some cute grrls number." explarned Laura N!Jguc:>n ( 11 ) and f!h>phnn Kynor ( 12) innar lul)(l on a friqicl winlnr cla•J· ThmJ warn at Coppar Kenny. Winter weather was not a fovonte, but some needed the fresh powder for the1r favorite sports. "Snow days are good for two things - basketball and snowboards other than that it's too cold for me!" comment Hannah Quaney (1 0) . Hannah wasn alone on her op1n1on Johnathan .JamQs Gallogy ( 10) plays golf in lha snow in his backyard. "You know you ara a pro. whan you golf in tha snow." hu boadlld. Thompson also agreed ihe best part of the snow day rs staytng at home and Just relaxing at home while betng able to go out anytime you want and enjoy the snow, by going snowboarding, sledding, skiing, making a snowman, or going out With friends and having a big snowball fight. b you can always go back inside and a so kri!lldrliC �Danigl Cmamgr ( 10). BPn GaliO!JlJ ( 12). Cla11 MrCtlmbQ ( 10) .• Jaymg Wilc:on ( 10). ( 10) aftar·k Domi ~kalla ( 10) with 10) !:aid. "You can pla!J I at Domi "I woar Tro'!! hal bur uc:u •t brmq!: all tho botj!! to tho 'l rd.- Koi!:OtJ B•qh m ( 10) "[v 'nJonu know!! that k1d who dn!!:<:!!C: dJffQrontiiJ and wu r!! !!mnC!fhmq th I land out Woll. I !'hO"R to b~:> th t kul" - ('latJ M!'Ctim!Jg ( 10). -, wuar my luta•Joll, 1\.'IH.I turmcm'!:Jack!!f all wintor long. bucau!:e If'!! too comf•l· warm. and I am ALWAY~ rold.· - Kalil! Wimp (10). ~i!m'i!lml "I woar a hat and !!!'arvo!!. burau!!l! thmJ ro !'ufo and thmJ alwa•J<: kogp mo warm. Tha4 l!!o match w1fh antJfhmg." - Carm!!n Martmoz (9) �aRes the world go round vi ~LV\.A.. welcV\, SV'Clii\.V\..P. tv LLve~, C!ll\.d r "Cl V\..V\..Cl eLLow relationship always led to some of the most epic stories out there. Some of the best or worst pick-up lines, first dates. anniversaries. and gifts happened during high school and were some of the memorable moments from high school. most "For Matt and l's first date first date we went to a Greenday and A.F.I. Concert, afterwards we went to Denny's o r breakfast at 2:00a.m.:· exclaimed Brittney Hamilton (12). Relationships for teenagers would go one of two way--they could be solid as a rock, or as wild as a roller coaster ride. Everything depended on the couples personality, compatibility, and definition of Love. How one defined love would make or break a relationship. "My definition of love is only having eyes for that person and doing everything to make them happy," Haelie Shaw (9) stated. However, that was not the only type of relationship kids experienced in high school. High school was the beginning of everlasting friendships as well. There were best friends all over campus. It was how one found their niche or place in high school. "I love having Quinisha Edmond (12) as my best friend because of our crazy memories; the best memory was being in the office every day first semester with her," blurted Antonio Braziei-Horne (l 0). Some students were lucky enough to go to school with siblings. Having a sibling around at school was one of the best feelings of security as described by the Bergman sisters; although, they did state it could get annoying at times. "The cool thing about going to school with a sibling is that you get to hang out more and learn more about each other," Julio Martinez (l 0) explained. For those teens who were more independent and chose not to have a best friend or didn't have the luxury of going to school with a sibling, there were role models which consisted of teachers. parents or celebrities. Relationships, whether it was one's other half. best friend, sibling. or role model. were dire in a student through high school. They were a blanket. ~ .... - - r r · !.~1 . .., . �Kiara Romaro (9) gl!ts kisSQS from hl!r grandma . Kiara said hl!r grandma was hl!r roll! modal bacausQ "!!hi! hl!lps [h!!r] through lifo and is always thl!m for [h!!r].· you can't go without SQQing somQono. you'rQ always thinking about thQm. you gQt buttQrfliQS ovary timQ you'm around thQm. you call thQmjust to say you lovQ thQm. and givo thQm gifts just bQcausQ." -Quintmlla Thompson ( 11} laMI!akia [vans ( 12) plays with hl!r fa thor as a toddll!r. laMI!I!kia always lookad up to har dad. "HI! taught mQ how to bl! vary strong and go for your goals and stay confidl!nt.• laMI!I!kia proudly statl!d. Mr. Cummings and Troy RomQro ( 11) proudly mpmsant thair mspact for Qach othl!r. As soon as Troy had Mr. Cummings as a tgachar his msPQct quickly grgw for him . "Mr. Cummings is so intallactual and knows what ha wants: gxclaimad Troy . �·\[alent to Jlnstrument ···················· .. C.lay McC.Ombg ( 1 0) play!.! around on th drums. 'Tv b n drumming !.!incl! thg third gradg. My in!.!piration wa!.! probably my drum in!.!tructor. !!tgvg Pharoh. until ho wa!.! !.!C!nt to _jail. I drum for mt church and in our band. Picturg Day . If!.! ong of th11 biggo!.!t part!.! of my Jifg.~ JanclQn Fro11lich ( 12) play!.! tho harp for a bridal fair at Avanti Ballroom. "Boing a harpi!.!t i!.! !.!o much fun! It was hard to Jgam at ~l!jah ~ltagondg !.!trum!.! th11 ukulglg to gntortain a growing hall crowd. "~vgr onQ 1!1!.!1! play!.! it in Hawaii. !.!O I pickl!d it up.~ H11 !.!tartgd playing in May of20 10. ttJ..- '(0<-' ~·*- {;.~ tv .AY<I'IIlrMt'6 ~~~ to Wt«.t '(/}<,( tdl '""::> t t R'IO'I.t ,.~ ..s ~A '(/}<,( :XV'<'~ '(~'V tO<A �"I Iiston to rap and hip-hop. bC!Cau~o I liko tho boat~ . I al~o li~ton to mggaolon. which i~ latin mu~ic . * rmon Martinoz Wha "I li~ton to cla~~ic r()('k, bocau~o llikl! tho old instrum1m1 stuff I can't koop up with rap mu!:ic.* - Alox ParroH "lli~ton to rap and RaB. b1>causl! it's not rock it' not all craz!J·* - Chandra Brown HoNored TaleNt Ju~lin Roo ( 12) wa~ inductud into a fuw pro~ligiou~ orchu~tra~ : Puoblo Honor ~Iring Fu~lival. Pikll~ Poak honor Orcho~tra. nd Wo~torn ~tato~ Honor Orch Ira . With ovory Honor Orch~tra and oxira porformanco. I learn ~o much and I grow ~ a mu~ician, and it holp~ mo pu~h morl! and moro to bel gr11al: &n Gallogly ( 12) plays trumpet in tho AIH!tato band. ·Making All~tato is probably tho coolost thing l'vu doni! in high school. bl!causl! I got to perform basi('ally at a profossional ll!vl!l. • ho com- "Rap. becau~o Kid Cud• and Wiz Khalifa got thoir mindt rightl" - Dom iq Ia your Music? The halls ere cons med with the loud chatting and laughing of the students during lunch, where everyone was doing their own thing until the sound of a sweet melody caught their e rand attention. Students all gathered in awe to listen to t e soothing tune of a ukulele played by Elijaiah Eltagonde (11) The Ukulele, known as the Uke, was a smaller, four-s ringed version of the guitar. "Everyone else plays it in Hawaii , so I picked it up and started playing it since May 201 0," Elijalah proudly stated . Elijaiah wasn't the only one capturing the students. The Seven Shades of Madness were creating captiv ting melodies as well . The five band mem rs, Matt Czop (12) Britney Douglas (11 ), Tyler Corey (12) Daniel Arme dariz (12), and Natastia Gebre-Zion (12) all loved sharing the1r music. "Seven Shades of Madness will always keep ears o n and the five of us strong !" guitarist Natastia conveyed . Even though everyone had their own style of music that they enjoyed, music brought t e entire student body together as one. Everyone had something they could "I really enjoy rap, hip-hop, and reggaeton, because the beats really picked my spirit up," C rmen artinez (9) explained Other student like Dominic Si ala (12) not only listened to usic for ttie beats, but al o ecause of their lyrics. "I like .. rap, because Kid Cudi and Wlz Khalifa got their minds right," Dom declared. Whether creating the melodies or just listening, there is no doubt that m sic was one thing t at we all had in common! Music was the food to all of our souls. !f n-,usio be) th0 fCDd of the) saJ, pay m oaltlltl @ �S1nger just1n B1eb r cont1nued to ga1n notonety. The former YouTube sensat on produced fot.r hrt s ngles. B eber so se out on h•s fi st nat1onal tour. made guest appearances on Sa urday N ght Live and CSI, ard was naMed Art1st of the Year at the Amencan Mus1c Awards. TRAGEDY IN TUCSON )) u· .S. Rep. Gabnt>• G >f Anzora was shot 1n the head and a federa. JUdge and five others were killed when a gunman opened fired dunng a public event 1n Tucson hosted by Glffords. Fourteer people, 1nclud1ng G1ffords, were wounded at the event she was hold•ng to make herself available to c1t1zens. ::::PARTY BY THE BAY After shortstop Edgar Re"'tena slugged a dramatiC home run 1n the T 1nn1ng of Garre 5, the San Franc1sco G1ants fin1shed off an Improbable v1ctory 1n the 20 I 0 World Senes agatnst the Texas Rangers. It was the f rst champ1onsh1p for the team s1nce rt moved to San Franc1sco 1n 1958. L-...o~..--...a.----1-___;___;--'-------:....-~----' NBA superstar LeBron j Lm• 1n m •u· 'Y announced h1s 1ntent1ons to leave h1s hometown team, the Cleveland Caval1ers, and sign a free-agent deal with the M1am1 Heat on an ESP speoal called "The Deos•on:· The program drew h•gh 1V rat1ngs, with w1ldly different react1ons from fans. and james' rrove led to a 30% .ncrease 1n NBA v1ewers. ::::A FINAL CHAPTER FOR HARRY POTTER The film ver on :>f the final chapter 1n the Harry Potter saga of books, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. was broken up 1nto two parts. The first mov1e was released 1n November to much fanfare, with the conclus1on scheduled (once and for all) by summer 20 I �(( SAFELY RESCUED Th1rty-three .t ea. were rescued after be1ng trapped 69 days 1n a collapsed rn1ne. Dunng that t1me, food. suppl1es and med1C1ne were sent down while offiCials. 1rcludlng NASA soentlsts, figured out how to get them out The world watched the m1ners' da1ly actiVItieS and the1r dramatiC rescue one-byone 1n a capsule. ::::NO TEXTS BEHIND THE WHEEL More states began to outlaw text messag1ng wt>ile dnv1ng. By the end of 20 I 0. the act was proh1b ed 1n 23 states. Other states were cons1der"'ng text1ng laws target1ng dr"'vers under 18. Some stud1es showed text1ng wh1le driVIng to be potent1ally as dangerous as drunK dnVIng. 1..J " 2010 .... < •* - :::U.S. SOLDIERS ON DUTY WhuP · he. 5" "() .S. soldoers rema ned on Iraq. about 98.000 of them contonued to fight the --.-ahban 1n Afghanostan. More than 470 U.S. soldoers were killed 1n Afghan1stan on 2010. and U.S. offic.als cons1dered mov1ng the troop wothdrawal date from 201 to 2014. Stil w >r aboU1 ne e• •'1omy a J 10 voters on Nov. 2 elected a Republican Party maJOrrty to the House of Representatives after putt1ng Democrats on office JUst two years ago. Some Tea Party members were elected. and Rep. Nanc.y Peloso, D-Calif.. lost the House Speaker pos1t1on. Democrats kept theor Senate 1"1aJonty. « nNALLY, A ROYAL WEDDING After sevel" year o ng. Bntaol"'s Pnnce Wolliam and Kate M1dd eton set :" Apni 29. 20 I, wedd l"g date. Wiluam. second 1n lone to the throne, gave Moddleton the sapphore-anddlamond nng govel" to h1s rl"other. Doana. Photo credits: e'NSCO<l' 20 I Walsworth Publosh ng Compat>y. All ngl'ts reserved �����W!Il£'ll' R~ W®IIDffi lf£W®ffiR'll'li: £~!Pii:©'ll' "My favoritl! aspl!ct about football is whl!n Ijust straight up truck somoonoW Marquis Coddington ( 1 0) ��Back: Coach Rodrigugz, Alison Hofmgistgr, Alana Chavl!z. Coach Foltz. Jordan Duran. Hannah Allgood. Coach Marshall. MiddJg: Chandra Brown. Danigllg Torms. laumn illlanks. Madison Armstrong. Front: MicagJa Wgrngr, Ml!lissa ~troh. lindsgy Wgavgr, Jordan Rodrigugz mg !JQ r -AihJ Hofm 1stgr ( 12) ''I'm tho onhJ on who do n't mt m th(! dugout· -Kn tw H uqon (12) Catch that fty ba!!! Fluffy clouds filled the light blue sky. wh1te lines were touched up on the deep green field and each plate was carefully wiped clean as the game began. The first batter stepped up to the plate and the girls chanted, "This one's for the ladles!" Pitcher "Jordo" (1 1) hit a double and her designated runner, Dannie Torres (1 0), quickly took her spot at second. "My favorite part of softball was the thrill of running," said Dannie Torres. "Up next, Lauren Shanks (11 ),"shouted the announcer over the sound system. "Batting was by far my favorite part of softball, because it was my strength," Lauren Shanks commented. "Ball!" shouted the umpire. Thirty seconds later and he shouted "Ball!" again. Finally, Shanks found one in her zone and hit it out of the park! "''ve had seven home runs," said Shanks. It was the bottom of the 9th and the Lady Glads were up by one. They needed to keep their one point advantage. "EVERYTHING, GO 4TH!" shouted A,\ana Coach Foltz from the dug out. He knew C,haVIIZ the girls needed to keep the other team l' ')praC"" \icos hard from scoring . for \ho "WHAM!" Pop fly to deep center field . \as\ horn!! "Get it Missi!" shouted the whole garnO· Tho~ team . p\a~od "YEAH MISSI! BRING IT HOME!" Everyone Vis\a waited to see if their catcher Kristie Hau~idgo. gen (12) got their opponent out in time. "OUT!" shouted the umpire. l' '' jordan ouran a s\rikO· "I loved playing center field . Fielding \nrows \hll jordan was . n was the best, because I liked sending \Qarn's rna• the girls on the other team back to the nor and sho pi\C f h!!r bench," said Missi Stroh (12). as on \op o w \tho Vis\a Both teams put on a smile and arnoa g ~idg!! garnO· finished the game with the traditional "good game." "We just wanted the school to notice us, because we wanted to be known," said Alana Chavez (11 ) when asked what she wanted the school to know Jordan Rodriguoz ( 10) jumps in most. "Yeah, if Widefield paid attention to us attompt to catch a ball. Wh11n shg they would know Alana was a beast at missgd it by an pitching," joked Ally Hofmeister (12). inrh. sha laughad it off. "Team bonding was the best," said Hannah Allgood (11 ). �Pi\ch r. Jordan Ouran.l 1 1) wai\~ on dock whi\O Jordan Rodfiguoz l 1 1) i~ up \o ba\. £vor1Jono in \no du9 ou\ choorod \oud\IJ \o roo\ \nO l(ri~\i \\augon~ l 1 '2) pfll" ToffO~ Mi~~i po) aod oannio ~\roh l 1 '2) prac\icO bun\ill9· £von \hough bo\h did no\ tind bat\in9 \hoir tavori\O par\ ot \nO garno \hoY pu\ gttor\ gir\~ •"" ""'"'"''" l\21 "''""' ""' "' '"" •""'" •'' b•"' •• •"'""· •"• "'" ..... ""'"' lh• ••"" In< ,..., "'""" ,n<! "'" ""'" od to "'""' up and boon \nO Ho\d aftor a\\ \ha\ ,,mo. ~\i\\ in\o \hoir warm up · paro~ tor \no pi\ch. "\ nood \o rnako ~uro \' rn a\waiJ~ on rniJ \oo~: ~ho ~aid. \oarn on· �Back Row: Coach Millar. Casuy ~chwartz. Makaona Johnson. Asia Burciago. Magan ~hanks. Coach Brown Middle Row: ~mmi lacy. Johnnio Robinson. Kalsoy ~uruk. Alux Puck. Jassica Wilson Front Row: ~hulby Wiluy. Brandi Jancuk. laci Muiur. Danisa ~chumachur. Marlo Zahn. Coroy Marrs btj: DCiV'vV'vtj yOV'vZIALes '- I nd whi\o .. or \o slo \ co 1 durinn lh 0) I'' I' ros ot lhoif !lO'" ' 11 l . Robin ·r\s "' 111 Johnnl s gollh 9' ~lo \in9 h s • . hamng- ,a\o ,s s on- mn ° laci Maiflr ( 12) platJS catchor against Cho!r nno Mountain. laci also hit a thr~int home>run that gam . �smack! The yellow softball went right over the fence at Libertv High School. It was a home run hit by Alison McAdoo! The bOll went out of the park. helping the Glads win the game. Alison played catcher and was one of the best hitters for the team. "They aren't as soft as people might think: they are just as hard as a baseball. but bigger and when it hits you it leaves a huge bruise." Alex Peck (11) explained the true nature of softballs. Softball was no sport for wimps. Getting a few scabs and bruises did not stop the JV and CSquad softball girls from playing hard. "I still have a big mark on my leg from when I slid into second base my last game." Amanda Garrett (11) happily said. The JV girls. led by Coach Miller and Coach Brown. worked hard to beat the opponents. "JV did all right this season with a record of 10-6 ," Brandi Jancuk (11 ) reported . C-Squad also boasted a great season with a 15-3 record. Many of the team began working on their skills in the summer with summer league. Coach Foltz organized summer league to get the girls prepared for the school season. This did not guarantee a spot on the team when the school year began. though. Each girl still had to try out for the team in August. "I was nervous. because there were so many of us. I though they would cut us easily, but none of us got cut." explained Airiana Aquino (9). The yea r began with a win over St Mary's and continued to go well. This could be attributed to the intense practice schedule. Everyday during the week. from 3:15 - 5, the girls worked on feilding. hitting. and basic fundamentals. coach Jill and Coach Jarod pushed the girls to their limits. "They coached us as if we were a JV team," Aquino a dmitted. Kuho 0 v1 (CJ) throw tho softball I tho batfgr w1lh all h r m1ght. ~(l pi •Joel p1lchor nd td, "llov • h vmg lhll powllr to l'h nqo thg 9 mo at amJ lim . sp{!l'l lhJ wh n wo'ro lo mql· An nn Aqumo(CJ) run toward thud "se.m•(l pla•Jed short !:fOJI ncl socone! I sl!. D Back Row·. Coach J ay. Ky 1.Ill Davis. Harloy ~oH . Kyra Holdcraft anna . RllllVIlS.. Ashlllll RomoroDuran. AI Tya labarr. Coach Jill Middlg Row·· v·IVIca . yson McAdoo. Amanda GarmH Fro t R ~kylar McHulln. Airiana Aquino Pai~ nh· hn M OW: Kgnzill ~in! John. · " " "" 1pwas . ggan [llis Dal't Brk@ �s~oci1Uf1"\· Slgolol" onnO\Jnced o yoice CYJe' '"e speOI<.eiS In 1\')e 1he ,owclV c<owci cnee•ed·1ne sco•e f~ ~s _.. ;ne ;;;ce• leO"'· l\1e seoso<' slolled \of\9 nelo•e l\1e \ilsl goroe· p,oc11Ces onci como we•e \nlense. \eO'in9 lne OCI'I" gosoin9 to• Oil· ·comO wos lil<e nein9 on \ne ,,ocl< leO"'· we was"I1-l. gol \uc'<-1 .men I sco•eci o 70-vo•ci goo\ t-~~o1cell0 ,on so mucn· Slocilelbou• \I 11 ·como wos goecl \o gel us in snope nelo•e '/Jh~e.111ell~o"'"' \\1e season," ]10>1\S smil\1 Oloclo\f1"\eci. . sm\1\1 wos n'e coploin ol""' JuniO' leO"' olon9 slOe will> Wlel goOI \OI lne ~ t<~us\C wnen ogo,nslleWiS polme• onci tell so ecslo\IC I sco•e gool." oom sigolo \1 21 so•ci. 1he0tJOI' tJOunceci on '"e \lelci onci oYe' \he ""epe•'s neoci \nlo \ne gool 1118V ont-1 noel one quone• \e" IO scOie one rno•e gool . wnn lhiiiV seconcis "'" on \he clocl<.. LeWIS Po'""'' sco•eci II wos o su•pOsing loSS to• Wiele· season wos 10 rnol<e 1o 111e plcti o«s plosleci in l\1e OCI'I" \ocl<e' '"""'' '""''e l\1e "o"'"' ocNs oonced Olounci. c;enin9 ,eaci 101 gomes coulci ne os e•clling os gomes lnem· l~>e selves. 'J'Iesorf\etirf\es. ,e peP loll•-' 0nci \ISien \o pump-UP 110 music; e><Pid•neci Jo1eci foul\<. \1 01111e leO"' ,on oniO \he 1\elci onci go\ P""'peci \OI eoch11 up \01 lne goroe-111<3'1 oiWrN' olhe' neto•e o gome- soccel. p~c>~ed V>Jas li1e 101 tnese boys. "\f-Joa\1\ p._ 70-Yatd. goal scoted. ov )J'Jicielielci, numne' 3 oom\nlc ~u!l\io l(oohol '\ '2.) passos \hO t.a\\ i\ \o ~o\\1o11H ~rkor l '\ '\) durin!} a low's pa\rollr garo'l· -n·s a qtoa\ the\ Wll ttna\\Y bga\ \\te!rfl·" ptoc\airood {g~~\\n9 ~us\io ~.ward \\a9bgrg \ '\ '\) kicks \hll ba\\ around durin9 prac\icll· lhll toro\gn IP'chanCJII ctudoo\ troro p\aHod righ\ dg{llodor or ~wodon. roidfill\dor. \ielci·ws nol socce\0 II'S lite." '"e cooc\1. t-~~onle Ke 'II, 1 yel\ed. tne "atsi'Y playets. 1\1eatseason wos no\ oil losses onci \oug\1 oovs s~uoenl, E&~o•ci ~ogb<l'g f01eign e,cnonge \111 noel o memo•oole momenl ""'' coulci hO'e ill a se1ious it~iUI'/ """"""' gol s~oe-loc~ed ov o g\J'I· onci mv 1esu~ted. neoci 1111 "" neoci, onci he s~oned IO cl'/. I guess · wos no•oe• lnon ""·"' ne is jusl o pig cl'/ bobV Eovatd. laugned.. �Bar!< Row: Monto Kolhj. Oommtl' ~~~ala. Oommtl' ~nl'hoz. Ryan Kirlcman. Aushn Pnmmor Kylo Fat LaMoro. ~- Ludoe MiddiP Row: Z.tl'h Tatum. Angulo Romoro. T Kmg. Tro Taylor Jon lira F.ront Row: Mar'l'OIIo ~adolbauor. Brandon Tov!MI. R.J a.lqaln.l)avtd Ryan Kirkman ( 12) hoalHJutts: tho ball. ·rvo huon playing s:inco I wall four yoars old. and tho botlf gamo of tho soason would havo to bo whon I scorod two goals against Woodland Park.· •1 ISI'klod a guy and his hoad hit my hoad. Ho !ltartod to l!ry. Maybo ho ill justa~· -{.dvard H (11) ��A Season to Retttetttbe,., "Coach Lough !:aid 'BB has a facg oni!J a mothQr rould lovp,' Gripbgl <:aid. 'No oni!J a blind mothgr could lov<! that farp,' Th<! thing!: I dgal with during thg !:Qason! " gxclaimgd Brianna Bgllow ( 12). "Dgfinitgly DodggBall!l Wg bgastgd on C-!!quad and JV. 3-0 Baby!"' boastgd Bnwzy !!pruill ( 11 ). focUSQS during a gamQ. Tonya waswQII known to bo quick on hgr fggt during a gamQ! �l~l\ \(C!\\H \\uwP\\ Q)(\l'nd<: hl•f atOlS \o pass a p<!th•r\ ba\\ riqhl in\o \hP sg\\ ors atn\ s. \(Q\\lj wa<: onP uf C:- Bark·. C.oa!'h Gmihol l::m· •I!J WalkPr A HaiPtJ lau hi. . Butala. Micldlo: Chatman. ssa Pirk · u lrOIJ M . Mpagh an M h HoiiO<J Pollor. f ron!: '"'"'"'"" omni.FlCooeh l ough. • Coarh Caiti R , Ionm:. Bailo!J I aumond. KPII!J Howpll a on.Lal::mihJ· Coli" rer. ~I!Jrn. ~ra!Ja Ne>wr~a~nAP!'r!ia ~uad's kc:!~l pac:son :. ""'!I· 'Top; ~"'~ i\l) wa\k(Jf l9) ~g\S \hll ba\\ high and ou\sidl:!. assic:\\ ~nli\tJ p\atJil'\ {run\ an'\ bark tOW· tJiidd\g: eoarh Gtio\)(J\ qg\<: \hg C.~quad puOlPgd tot \hoit 9a0l"· .. \\i\ \ha\. doq." hP was \(.noWll {ot tJo\\inl\· Bo\\oOl: Jas\I!Qn JonQS go(JS up ~Of"''"" \hO •"'"'·l9)!:hn .,., ponoc\ bloc"-· srotinl\ a ~1 .•o >2A.•,_o H• "' 1ne tits\""""' game ol \he season. pa',ol gome poinl. '""b..,..,..,. even~"' It\~ \h9 \UOiOI vot&o/ \eDtn seNed \he bQ\1. i>.CEI 1h9V scotecl \he WIOOIOg poinll :N noel 0 ve; G . season. a\ ever-/ game piJI on \hSII smiling toces oncl p\0'/ecl \hell notcJes . " ~avecl ing -we up was no\ somel'nin9 \eomIIwew veO/ well. o< loSing.• SOblno . Reed l\ Ol cotn • all oN<D'I' nove tun.\he no:N motle< we ate winning -vct\~11 ""'"'eel P\(]\1\ng vct"'yooll was somel'nlng SObiOO \o oo on ne< t<ee ume. mo\i'lales me \o s\OV in snope \htougnoiJI \ne season. oncl on \ne oH season as we\1. II alSO ne\P' ""' KeeP rn'/ gtocJes up so I otn eligible \O ploV .• 1eonne Koch l I I I e•· piOined· oe o vo11e{OOII 1eotn no\ ·Mine. I go. go\ Ill" 1oll<lng cons\on\\V outing o game was w nove a success\"' season· mo b Ill m • 1(]\1\o< -cQ!1\munlcalion was lne mas\ V\IOI KeV \n becoming o successlul voii<W o eo . d oowns blft \o \he end \heV wete olwD'I' s\ill \ne "'"', ctoT:I, tunnV \eOtn· \1 I I slaled· -wonoiJI 1\, we would lose." . :N nocJI'n"'' ups on c o \1< cJ \o ooml 0 1. />So btoncl new leD"' \h9 g\Os nove neve< piO'Ied tJetote. .souo I e na1e \'[\e cou!l """' poinl one- me season was 0 \e0tnln9 e,penence to< each 91"· "I love tnV \eotn Never-/ ptoclice oncl game. I v.now we ote oiWOVS wot\<.IOg ou\ no< es ~-~<%""on ,oge~ne< ~ne oncl{)eletmlnalion. cJoin9 out tJes\notcl \O succeed." LoNeece Mccav (91 e•cloimed· wQ!Ic oocl t\ghl men\olll'/ oN<D'I' ossisled \he c \eotn \o e,cel 1 abOve oocl tJevoncl. . • rylti og obOul0 .lw KeiW \-lowell (91 \\Ked \o \OinK ol ne< \eotn os onolne< "'otnll'l . I ave eve I Lil<~ ~ne ever-/ o\ne< leD"'· season wos o wild td.le< cooslet. bUI \he c squocl wotl<.e e•· . \o coli us. 1eom se"N-" ot \he season. \o \he veO/ eno.1nei< no<cl wotl< omounled IO \eom· 11\Ke \!emeiV notclltotn \ne beginning \'f\e success ol ~ne season oncl \he success ol eocn lncJNicluol. �Back: Coach Butala. ChC!yQnno Fortnor. Domi !!kalla. KyliQ lousbC!rg. AngiQ ~ilh. !!abina RQC!d. Coach Gmiool. Coach Lough Middlo: Alyssa !!mith. Vrr ronika MaQz, TQannQ Koch. ~mnity RC!iningC!r Front: JQsSiC! luQdC!ko. Taylor HC!rmann �~- ,a~tinf c&J/If"t~ \(a\ ill \N'i!llP l 10) sprinls lo lhn finish \inll aflor runnin9 \hll \on9 lhroo mi\o raco al w'idntio\d \n\/ilaliona\. l(a\ill was in "arsil~ a\\ soason \on9· ~Qn Ga\\og\~ l 1'l) runs a\ lhn w'idcr fig\d \n\/ilaliona\ racll · ~nn was in "arsil~ lhroughoul his high schoo\ l\\~sia \\1\cC.u\\ough l 11). \(a\ ~Qrgman l 1 1 ). Ca\Gb c.\11!1! l 1 O). and Rl!" t\/ans l 1'l) run \hi! 400's in\l!rva\ wor\c.oul . ihl! \Qam's hardl!sl wor\c.ouls wl!rl! on 1 unsda~s and ihursda~s. car1111r· �.. Gaby Walker (10) took a deep breath before the race . As soon as she heard the words ·on your marks." the adrenaline (j: i.e~ V\-c.cl sct0 · rng 'Whars up my home skillet biscuit!." laughed Taylor Anderson (11) Luke Wall (12} was one of the capta1ns kicked 1n. "Get set' .. Bam! And off she for the Boys' Varsity team. along with Ben went. Gallogly (12). Wall was in cross country all "I improved on my 5 K time a lot. The hard workouts helped me so much. because I did pret1y well at the meets. four years of his high school career and went to state two years. Cross country was a un1que sport be- It all paid off when I raced.'' cause there were a variety of th1ngs to do explained Gaby. during the week. such as: Go1ng on long All runners cheered for runs outside of school. hard workouts that their team throughout the race, especially helped the team 1mprove the1r personal when they were close to the finish line. times, going swmming and lift1ng weights. ''Races were fun. I liked how people and playing ultimate freesbie. were always there for each other and were "Something I liked about cross country very supportive," said Eli Bruner (9) about was the hard workouts we had on Tuesdays the races and Thursdays, because we had choco- Cross country was not only about run- late m1lk afterwards. It was someth1ng to ning and getting in shape It was about look forward to. plus I love chocolate milk/ having fun and having a good tme with SOld Gaby the team . ''Me [Taylor). Audra. and Kat once walked around otter a race sagg1ng "Now that you read th1s story. the team just did eight miles of runn1ng ." joked Luke Wall our shorts, talking to other runners, say- Eli Brunor (9) is showing off his raring shoos. "Thl!lj'r light and oasior to run with: Bal!k Row: C.Oach K.. C.Oach DomaHo. Mathow Czop. Josh C.Oopor. Carl Loo. Borris Borian. David Powors. - - - ~fawn McCullough. C.Oach ~m ~mith. C.Oach Nolson . ~dlo Row: Eli Brunor. Rox Evans. Ben Gallogly. Giose. ~ond Middlo Row: Kat Borgman. Taylor Andorson. Gaby Walkor. Katie Wimp. Calob Choo. lvis. Andy Kiario. Front Row: Daniollo Pachoco. Lorren Wall . Cassio ~fringor. Marissa Walkor. Al~lsiai\[111<cCu !Iough. Audra Borgman. Bianca ~oto. Karisa ~bisch . Lorron Wall (CJ) lovos hor running shoos. "Tho11 mako mo fool liko I'm running fastor whon I raco: em'tBi"K @ �11 was a veri sunnY dal. no!IOO no! and nol!O cold. w\lh a slighl b<eeze , and cornplele silence . pertecl elernenls to< a pertecl shOl. James Galo- giY ~IO\ slo·tkttoised nis club ... J>ll ol a sudden vJI-\ Cl'-1 \he sound t '"e club '"in9 '"e b,.._.....,._,•. rnon s' n's won \torn scnool 'o on o"et scnoo\ 01 in9 evenl. bullhe<e o<e !he dedica!ed 1 obsolu'e e<S would love !O <;P P c<e ones \hal do."' g<b\JP otlhef<' 11\<e !O eve< giVen !he chance !o James IS one go ploY c;pll, !he !hing abOU' rt \hOugh 0 ot !hese people !hal would love l31l\ow: vJi\h colllP\Q\Il conclln\ra\ion 0 \o . IS !he \<idS \hOI won!IO pial !hiS spOrt ,.,,h,., 11m pol"'"'' hi< olub •""'" ' nod '"e cnonce ' "It 1 evet h<l'Je IICl'iel \O cart ca<son and gala \o hi\ \hll ba\\ as hard as h ll can . Thll rllsu\1 p<o-golte< 1 would delinilel'/ !al<e rt be10 \he chevenne shadoW GOlf cou<SEl 01 achillVIld an amazing driVIl· \Ugh\: Robllr\ cause gall iS a big port ot mY l<te and I p<acuce. !hiS is p1ellY to< cornP ed 10 en'PY plaYing ill." James eiObO'aled \\allnzll l9) and G11ra\d 0 10 !he olhe< ,parts you con choose £\\is l' 0) prllparll for t.ven it sorne cton'' won' ' be P all ol ou< leo"'' 10 m beCause \hllir driVIlS· The \ Qalll somedaY \heY all sl\11 love lo ploY. so hCl'ie p<aclice on schOOl g<ounds. prac\iclld a\ for\ e.arson's 110 manY ot !hem a<e going !O pial on Golt season s'oned '"e 9'11 ot p..udriving rangll· vfldelieldS leG"' again nexl yeo< ,t!heY gusl ond ended on \he 1sl ot oc!obe' e able. sotN seniots. ond p<acl\ce limes ol 3.30 .11 01 p.m. and unlil ab0ul6P·"'·Ihe go\\ rno!ches we1e held all a<ound 1u~ b~ alf<\0~ la~ed :;~arted "How muchf is and how - un golf II mli gvgs s tmssl " -G11rald [Jiis. ( 1 O) "M y favoril ll thin about golf g lin I - was ggl- g o miss school I " Calllb Gorrill ( 1 ij ®W~ = Back Row·. Mr F-1 G and Mr. Morrali ne, erald ~:Jiis . Marc l Front Row: Jacob Ford. Rob co ovato . Cal eb Gorrill. Mathew r ert Haenze. James Gallo lm. Zac Foster. gly. and Matth ew Bailey �J.,ob fo<•l'' \ wal- hi< ball Ia< \nlo \he! dis\ancC!· c,oach fine! walche!S 1\Aarcco \JY' va\o l' 'l) and c,a\Qb Gorri\\ l' ') praclicQ \hQif dfi\IC!S· GC!ra\d £\\iS l' 0) chipS \he! ba\\ . \\C! was working on his shor\ game!· lho \oaf1l prac\\cOg a\ Go\l eoursO· �n his second year on am "I w e nd made it to state! ouraged by En Cobb ( 11) to join ttie nn· team last year and e ded up playing for rs1ty." explained Cody. 'I ha e never hit a ten- ntSroh till my sophomore year, and now I play 3 singles I" Some of ffle en is ys that came o ut an JOined the enn team had he would play to his senior year Enc le a nd singles and felt ve ry different when he played either one . "Doubles is way easter to play, but singles is way more entertaining," said Enc. These tenn1s boys played very hard and w re dedicated to fflen sport. Some had even broken their str1ngs off fflelr rackets.,.--____... "I hove str exclamed cooc . crt fifteen racke The ennis boys did not see it as an independent sport but as a team sport. At every match the boys always cheered on their teammates and always gave each other advice and confiaence. "Wil~:on. bocauso that's tho hrand I would u«•· - Quinton Bodry( 11) ~Hoad. becau~:e it's the onhJ on I had.· - Johnathan Thomp- ~:on(11) 1enis Back Row: Coach Kahro. Cody Vizcarra. Cody Martin. Jo~:eph Dmw. Jacob Reimer. Matthew Hartman. !!tephen KtJnor. Quinton Bodry. lyndsey MC'AninC'h. laci Finnigan. Middle Row: Caroi!Jn Cac:tanon. Alicia Kahra. RtJan Otto. Kevin Charbonneau . . Johnathan Thompc:on. AnlhomJ Robb. Padilla. Front Row: Dominiqlll.l Warren. Joshua !!l>tzor. [ric Cobb. Cac:imiro Dofiguoirodo. Calob Kahro. [l!jah Yatp~:. ��row: Kandra Ram~O!I· GabrioliP Runyan-Apodaca. Donna l«mah Gordon. MC?gan Lukach. Front row: Ciara Brown. KaC?Iynn Roh4lrda. kornria OuimhiJ. Natasha Biga. ��Cfwl!.:oa low1l!>r ( 12) swims frau I!JIU . .!:!hP. was in lano orw. whon> !h(l fac:losl swirnrn<m: WClH! plarl!d �Back Row: Coarh Zach Griffith. TQIJa Alinas. Khalia Johnson. Hannah Atwator. Kara AIJQn, Karisa ~bic:ch (12). ChQisQa LowdQr ( 12). Kc>lci Loo. !!halool ,Johnson. Ka!Jia KQJJu-PurdlJ. Coach RQbQcca Koith. Coach MQiissa Knutson Miclclh>: ~brina !!Qabaugh. Cristionna Matulovirh. L!Jnnac> Lan:on. Kim Hac:kin!l. Ca!lsio !!tringQr ( 10). Mariyah DuVal ( 1 0). Maric:c:a Walkc>r ( 11 ). Alpxic: PPrk ( 11 ).• Jamie> Robinc:on. Kric:ta C11r. Lina MarfinQz. AdoiQn Borgon Front: Trish Tarnow!lki (1 0). [IQna 8prmuc1Qz. Audra BQrgman (11 ). Courfnoy Davic: ( 12). !!hauni Yavorsk!J. Kaula "Ohman. It doosn'fjust tako one porwn to win but tho whoiC! foam. Our tgam did lot of that fhi" !JC!ar •• -Ciwlsoa LowdC!r {12) VVhat red.y goeJS m dung svvirn te.an-l? As Alexis Peck (11) hit the water. a rush of mind going into some workouts. especially the success overcame me. She knew her team was difficult ones we had done; but it all made us relying on her to get the backstroke down. If she drop times which made us unstoppable." sa1d was slow. then her team would lose. Widefield Courtney Davis (12) after practice one day. was two points aw~y from winning this meet. and Alexis needed to help get her team into first place aga1n . The coaches had been pushing them hard so each of the g1rls had confidence. Practice was more vigorous than a meet. The girls The girls promoted spirit by reading an inspiring quote the day before a meet. The quotes were meant to help them focus and have something positive to th1nk about in preparation for the meet. Oftentimes the coaches deemed the bus stretched and then hit the water. They swam for ride to a meet a silent tme They fett this helped an hour and a half straight with only 30 second the girls focus on the challenge ahead by breaks. clearing their minds. If the girls were caught with Sometimes they did ladders. which was startIng out with a short distance and then work1ng up to a longer distance and then back down mp3's, cell phones. or talking to each other they had to do an extra workout the next day. The girls tried to bond as often as they could. Sometimes they did pulls. where they only swam They all made decisions together such as what with their arms or they did kicks. the1r sweats for they year would look like or what On average, the girls swam over two miles the senior gifts would be. They often had pasta a day. They practiced five days a week and pizza parties at the capta1n's house. every week unless they had a meet. Some Audra Bergman (11) sa1d. "I love the pasta students thought swim team was fu:-1 and parties! They were my favorite part of team easy, but the g1rls worked hard everyday bonding: "Some girls got stressed out; some got sick. but we all came out on top. We The g1rls practiced hard. swam hard. and played hard worked together as a team and cheered "Th1s year was the best yet. It was the most each other on through gruesome practices. It fun We all bonded a lot and had a blast.· com- was not for weak people. you need a special mented Cassie Stringer 11 0). Dcn'tBrk ® �For tho first hma in !JOarr:. Ragionals waro hold at Widofiald High ~hoof. Tho ~ompatilionr: woro hald on Fabruary 12 - 15 and mcludod 17 schools from across tho stato. "Winning first placa at Ragionals was raally axciting and mada it aasiar for rna to placa at !!tata: Josoph Trujillo ( 10) raisos his hand in victory. "My favorita momory from wrastling is mooting avarybody whon I firstjoinod tha taam: !;:dward Hollon ( 12) stat ad. Brandon Mansfiald ( 11 ) pia as 3rd at Rogionals. Rax !;:v ns ( 12) shows his soft sida and plays paak-a-boo with Graca Millar aftar dafaating an opponant from Discovary Canyon. Rox was trying to kaap Graca from crawling out onto tha wrastling mat. Dam ion Hightowar ( 12) placas 1 r:t at Ragionals. Damian Hightowar ( 12) said with prida. �• '0 Josoph Drow. Lol!. Brandon ManCoach Gonzalos. Coah clil!ld. Matfhow Hoguo. Brandon Robh. Josoph Trl!iillo. Marshao Harris. Front Row: Michaol Marquis. Gorald ~!lis. David Clair. pson. Joshua Cox. Rox [vans. Andrl!s Avila �lhrow~ again~\ _____.. A\ao \lorodoo po) lho ba\\ \o a \oamroa\O c\un!l9 a gamO \llfa<:SOil · 1his Gi\o~ l' '2) c\ribb\o~ up lho wa~ a \wiY''loar caplain cour\ . \lo c:priol~ ~\ oomioic \loward l' 0) oul \o mao on lho win9 · lhio\c. i\ i<: Hod lho moe:I impor\aol par\ ot lho gamo ." hi~ Qornioir proc\aimod . Nalhan C.raH l' '2) dri\/O~ \o 1ho ba~\c.ol . 1hi<: gamo wa~ again<:\ ~od C.roo\c.. 1 .--_.r...;.....r,~ ot var~i\~1 · wa~ hie: fir~\ ~~oar on Varc:iiH· �Had wak be.ots tde.nt ·Nhefl tdeflt doeJSn't After a crucial game-time steal, Chris Ashe (12) took to the hoop and dunked during the Sierra basketball game. The crowed roared, even the team jumped up and down. This led to a game changing moment. "It was CRUNK!" Chris yelled Palmer Ridge. Overtime. Double overtme. triple overtime! The score ended being 44-48. This was Coach Garretson second year at WHS "He makes us work hard. disciplines us pretty good, and good coaching skills He's very small but has a lot of anger in there " They devoted blood, sweat. and tears s1x days a week to practice. Tt"ley did a lot of shooting dn s. "When we got in trouble by the coach, we had to do push pad." Tre Giles commented A push pad was the bottom of the mop to "sweep the floo(' was to push the push pad from one side of the gym to the other. The Denver South game was intense. The score ended up being 5954. "During this game, the whole team played as one and wasn't selfish" Robert Pace (11) explained. Fall, Spring and Summer boys basketball was held year round. They held leagues for all the junior high kids interested into coming into high school. Chris Ashe ( 12) dribbles to g!!t the winning !:hot again!:t Wa!:son . "I started ba!:kotball by my dad . He taught mo ev!!rything and h!! !!ven coached me on a , ba!:k!!tball t!!am .HChri!: proclaim!!d . "G!!Hing y!!ll!!d at by Coach Garr!!t!:on was tho be!:t . I will never forget that." -fdrick flpuz ( 12) . . . . . . Coach Garratson. Hhan H!!rzog. Juan Rodriguez. Robart Paro. Chris A.~he. J ~ 1don. fdrirk flpuz. Charles [van!:. Nathan Craft. Coach John!:on. . . . . . Coarh Ash a. David Ajavon. T ro Gil as. AnthomJ !!aunders. JT Char_I~J !r r 1inir Howard. Coarh Perryman. !!halin Chand, AJQxis Medina. Talohia Ransom Rlllf.., "Watching my boy !!kQ!!t dunk for th!! fir!:t time." -Juan Rodrigu!!z ( 12) calt Btl @ ...~iM" ��Back Row: Anthony !!aundgn:. Marquis Coddington . David Ajavon. �"Tripping and falling in the Falcon game wh!m no one was watching .· - Tazhane McFail ( 11) "The best moment of basketball was watching Tazhane fall flat on her face with no one around her.· - Domi !!kalla ( 1 O) Back Row: CQach Geik. CQach Grieble. Valantina Goergen. Tazhane McFail. Angie !!mil h. Haley Fedor. Raven CQoper-church. Dri Flores. CQach Mason. Front Row: !!hantel Vigil , Kathorino Borgman. Taylor And orson. Muaghan Mahonuy . Raychulu Rounds. Domi !!kalla. Kalsey !!curek. 8lparanca Vialpando. ��\_anQQCI' 1\ArC.O~ l9) p\aH<: do{l!nSil· -vJo\\. doflln<:l! lo roll is rnain \w~ \o w\n~ ning a garno."cornrnlln\od c.oach Griob\o l(p\\ll {>ha\avongl9) c:hool<: {or a \wO poinl<>r. givllS \-\a\oY laugh~ \in l9) a whilll roSil· Thll gir\s gavll \hll rosll \o \hllir parQnls' {or parllnl da~· �~no~~ s<0011 ftcw ~ 1<JWf? "My goal is to win ov!!r half of our =-i;;-~·: !!hant!!l Vigil. Hannah Quan!!y. lan!!!!C!! McCoy. M!!aghan Mahon!!y. [sparanca Vialpando. : Alyssa Pick!!ns. K!!IS!!Y !!cumk. . Coach Mason. Coach G!!ik. Jad!! McClain. Aunccia Chatman. Angi!! !!mith. Valantina Go!!rg!!n. Hal!!y laughlin ��Brian Galvadon ( 1 0). ~alina Mandoza . Ashlaa Romaro ( 1 0). and ~ayla Gasior ( 1 1) goof off aflar a warm sehool day . ''You maka friands fast whan you hava to makQ it homQ." Brian said. �Hoss K(myon. Tyler Klopenstine. Melissa Haenze. T re Giles. Natash a Biga. Ashley Kowalefski. ~abrina Wiggins. Kandra Ramsey. Cole Glommen. Morgan James. Michelle Porcelli. Chris Roth �Konsio Quimby ( 12\ and Kandra Ramsoy ( 12\ hug boforo tho big homO"" comnggame. ��"The mol!t influential pergon in my life ig my mom becaul!e ghe rai!!ed me ag a gingle parent gince kindergarten yet hal! been there for me."-Kandra Ramgey "My mom becauge !!he ig a gtrong pergon and I learned a lot from her."-Aiex ~oJig Kim Wetrh. Brianna &Uow. and Acaghia . ..Thi!: i!: what MaJOf!: do when we're !:UP'" we po!:ed to be in c\a!!!:. N Markel Brown play!! with Mr!:. Hr erwl!in'!: crutche!: in the hallway during Advi!!ory. �e do you see ving a r grad We - Coast - 27% East t -15% Ove as -12% Here- SO% Other -18% ·Horo. bocau~:o I plan on going to ~U Fort Collin~:. -Ashloy Kowalof!:ki ���How do you see yourself in the future? "I would liko to be married. becau!:e i got "mone!J to blow." -Aaron Camarata "The plan i!: to get away with having !:even differ- , ,;;:;:;,1~1 ent wive!: in four different !:tate!:." -Brandon Ol!:en �"Brain\Q~!: bocau~e­ iqnoranco i~ b\i~~. _ Martin Mo~\o~ "Joblo!:~:. bocau!:Q a!: long a!: I have lovQ I can livo ~...r-~' in a box and happy. If I didn't havQ hair I would bo dopro!:!:od. -Al:hloy John!:on oo "I would rathor 00 hairlol:l: bocau!:o 1 think that I loolc good bald. ·-Konny , _ LCtWl:on !:ploon lo!:!:. bocau!:o ovorything olso i!: moro important: ~nna Millor ���.Joshua Bost hang out in the auditorium. While the drama class was performing skits. the other peopiP would have to sit out and watch. Laura Dibrell and T ~JI!>r Klopenstine run in front of the school. The~ were running late to class and had to rush. Jennifer Applegate sits during lunch showing her flexibility. ghe was always finding a way to make people laugh. C.Ourtne~) gpicer and Jeff ~nderson per~ form a skit during drama class. Drama students would perform skits as a daily routine. Ben Gallogy shows off his beat boxing skills during the beat boxing compotition. hen though he didn't win. ho still showed a good effort. ���How many '<ids do yo'-' want? "I would liko moro than four kid!:, I liko kid!: and have a huge famii!J . and I want to add to tho C!OIIeC!tion." -!!han iN! !!mith ���Will you come to the ten year reunion? "Ye!;!, becaU!;!(l I want to !;!ee all my friend!;! and how they're doing. and I like Widefield.·- Michelle Porcelli 'Td like to !:QQ what QVQryone ha!;! amountQd to.H - Brittney Hamilton ��N..uasha_ &ga:. This.11giU h ds i!9 • (}lfi A5l~e: ., ~IIIJ ~ i' Q IToU I !0~11 Fly I trmt.L �c :J 5 -0 0 (f) (f) 0 0 c. :J -·- 0 Back Row: !!taci Borgman. Amanda Mao. AI!J!:ia McCullough. Maris~a Walker. !!ierra Moso!: Third Row: Cho!Jonno Fortner. l!Jnzi Diru!:. laura Ngu!Jon. Doanna l!J. Marina Aragon !!orond Row: Toanno Korh. Audry Guorra. !!Piinna Martinez. Angolika Madgrid~JO. Audra Borgman Front Row: Pari!: Forribeo. [ric Cobb • • • 3 • • • • • • • • • • 0 :::> Q 0 ~ () 0 c :::> () Back Row: Caiti Raymond. Kylio Davis. Alox Finchor. Maxino Poz. Ms. Poswalk. Nicolotto !!aintJohn. Front Row: Kayla &ldimon. Alondra !!uaroz �Jo~oph At.shiro (0 101 Marla At.!!hiro (00! ) Macio A~kor (OOIJ) Lanil:ha Al'osla (011) Darian Aqan (011) Luis Aqua!JO (009) Cnrmt Alford (0 101 ~I(Jphon Algion (0 10) All!xanrlm Aliro~ (011) ~lophanioAII(Jn (0 I OJ Hannah Allgood (O 11) R.!chol Allhar (0 11) fm1ho Ana!Ja (0 11 I ~nna Ancira (0011) Timolhtt Ancir (0 11 I Andor!:On (010) Anrlor on(011) Andor on (0 10) Ta!JIId{ .l!>ndorwn (0 11) AnthomJ (0 11) Apodaca (009) Aquino (OOIJ) Ar gon(011) Ar gon(OOCJ) Archio(OIO) M gan Arehulola-lu!'o (OO'J) Maddison Armslronq (0 11) Andrru: Avila (0 10) Alhl!nl! Avila (0 10) Jo~hua Bahcoek (009) �Chi('ks. I'm novor boring and I'm always inh1msting with my friond and wo do stupid stuff.· - ~vannah Hidc..c: (09) Karloo Bal>l'ock (009) RrnJanqol Ba~ilro (OO!.l) Matthow Baii~>!J {OO!.l) John Balan (0 11) Mall haw Bali~ (0 10) Manual Balquin (OOCJ) Ainoxia Barofi<!ld (009) Ina Jr . Barnos (0 II) TornJ Barnas (009) !!hyloo Barnoll (0 10) Cars:on BarrinrJr>r (009) .Ianni for Balas {0 10) !!lophon Balas (0 10) Damian Baugh {OO!.l) Jos:hJn BatJI<•!J {OO'J) Oovon Boal (OO!J) Tos: to BO n (0 II) Ro1an Boalt!J 11.) Jo~:s:lca Boavor (0101 !!torlinq Bockwith (0 I 0) Kaojla &ldiman (009) �Brlanna &II (011) Kailh1n &II (0 11 ) RtJan Boll (010) MarkC!ico Be>llarn•J (0 10) BC!tharnJ Boll ow (009) RohtJn Bolzpr (010) Hunfcu Banda (OOCJ) Aidan BC!ndPIC! (0 10) Jordan Bonqoqullan-Junfunun (010) RtJan Bonnnll (010) Nicoi-Js Bo noti-Burgoss (0 10) Audra Borgman {0 11) Kat hem no Be>rgman (0 11) ~ Ia i Bl•rgman (0 11) icholas Barnwu•1ur (01 0) Cho!JO;.rm Black (0 10) Bla (010) Blako (010) Bobi n (010) Bodun(009) Vicfona Badon (0 11) H nnah Bohck (011) ~tjdno!J Bolwull (0()4")) Folix Bonuf (010) Miranda Bonvill m (0 11) �AnthornJ Borclm!: (OOlJ} Kol!:i o BoliCh (0 11 } Carlos: Bowdll! (010) Analie~a B<Milr (01 0} Antonnio Bowm (0 10} Cod•J BowllCl (010} Koolan Box {009} Cam Br ely (010} uron Br un (011} Kiaran Brazlal (009} Antonio Brazial·hornll (0 1 0} Connor Brow11r ~011 ) Elona Bn no (009} Amhor Britton (009} Michaol Brillon (009) IDnanno Broo ~ (009) Brandon Brown {009) Chandra Brown (011) "Th f'r !: bc;.r u theq f1qhf OVH the bubbJ -M rkmC'f B II mtJ (10) "~quirt. ho can hit his hPad and not even feel it! " -Jacob Carta (O!J) tmma Browning (009) Hahm Brubakor (009} �Otjlann Brurh (0 11 I B[jah Brunor (009) M1ehaol Bruno (0101 .Julia BnJanl (0 101 8111tamJ Burkloy (009) Gavin Bug!J (010) Ou~lin Burr holt (0 11 I A~ia Burelago (009) Chri~andra Burdon (0 I 0) Amh~>r Burko (009) l:hjah Bur "idC!(011) Galmol Bu lamanlo" (010) Oav11l Buslamonlo (0 10) Brandon Bulelwr (011) fmii!J Caddoll (011) KllhJshia Caldwoll (0 11) 0 k.oda Calli~ (OOt ) Am: n Camar Ia (009) IIIIOOIJ (011 I nnon(009) Cannon (0091 .ll.rl~,m•r'nnn (010) Chati"Dmfr,nll (0091 Can troll (0 11 I Cardonas (010) TomJ Carodino (0 11 I Ash I"" Cart" (0 10) Jaroh Cart" (009) Talon Carvor (010) CodtJ Caso!J (0 11) �EricaCalhoy(011) Kaill,11n Ch ilbourno (0 11) !!halin Chand (0 1 0) TirnolhtJ Chanclonnol (0 10) [rnihJ Chapman (0 11) Jossica Chappgll (0 11) Kovin Charbonnoau (0 11) .laTavionCharii!J (011) Aum~ecia Chatman 010) Damian Chalm n (0 1 0) Alana Chavoz (0 11 ) Aliria Chavpz (009) Luciano Chavoz (0 11 ) Palrir.k Chavoz (010) Calob Choo (010) Dorrick CJ•ri~lnphor~on (00!.1) Zachar!! Cimino (0 11) Thang Cin(011) !!arnanlha Clauson (009) !!lavon Cloalon (00!.1) )pnnifpr CI<•I11CIIKk (0 1 0) Courtni!IJ tlonnOIJ 0 1 1 ) [rir Cobb (01 l DanioiiP Cochran (009) Marqui!l Codclinqlon (010) �&noni Coqdnll (009) Koitlo Cohu (0 10) [rniiOJ Cnlli1•r (009) .Jonathan Collin!l (009) Nikki Connor (010) Vil'loria ConnolloJ (011) Nina Connor (009) Kiana ConsavagQ (OO!J) Gabriollu Com:'!jero (011) AoJ!ltin Cook (009) Brillanio Cook {009) Michool Cook (010) Nicholas Cbok {009) Chmlma Coopc!r {010) ~icma Coofl'lr (009) KPilh Currin (009) Al(!xia Curtis (0 11) "Iron M n 2 . 1 h vP tho tmJqP~t rru<:h on Robed Oowmn~ Jr" -Donu <!k lll l ( 10) Oe!:picable Mo. becau!:(! it ha~ my favorito quote. 'If!: 1:0 fluffy! ... -lamwco MrcO!J (09) �~ano 0 vid~on (009) K"la Oavio (O 11) Arri nno Oavts (0 11) Courtn !J Oavts (OOfJ) II Davis {OO!J) Ka!Qhjn Oavts (0 10) K•Jii Davis: (009) Ramiol Davis: (011 T!Jnia Davi 00! ) Mich ol Da!J (010) Androw DoJQ!:us (010) GabnQJIQ DQ La Cruz (0 10) Dan to OorQ!: to (009) Casimiro Dafiguoirooo (009) AshiO!J Doluna (0 11) Nashlo~ann Oolva (009) H nn h Domaltos (009) Am nda Domollo (0 11) Dakota Donlon (0 11) Daniol Doutsch (0 11) Connor Oiaz (009) Ism I Dial' 9j ltJnzi Dirus (0 111 loeAnn Diggs (0 11) Brooko Dillinqharn (009} �Julio Dollarhido (0 10) Brilnc••J Douglas (0 11) Gom1 Douql £ (0 10) left: [Ui h [J-Tagando qivm: tho hang loo~o q!!<:furo whilo ho woarl! a ban na suit. "'I look awm:orno. hah•rl· ho !:aid. Right· Ktrroo Goodman{~). K•rla Hawkins (9). Jo!:I!Jn Ba!Jioy (9). and D.mi llo CiJchr n (q) pla•J rockpapor-sri~ors . "At limos lik!! fhi!: I wish I would havo clippod nail!: and put lotion on!· K•JrO!! !:latod. '"'I Au!:hn lopt>z ( 11) dancO!: for tho Childron !!torlJ Thoatre. "I danc<~d a!: Frank tho Mon tor; wpJ1 d Jot of fun porforrning. Iovan mado a ltttlo girl !'rtJ.- Phoonix DlliJf)Or (OHJ) Nof lio Duk (009) .lord Dumas (OOC ) TOIJI Ounl p (0091 Danna Our an (OOC I Kathlcwn Dykstr (0091 M risso hnJ (0 10) Kristina [dd!J (0 11 I !!amantha fdrnmq (010) .lasso [don (OOC)) :·. 1111 �"!!taiJing in a room with tho p(m:on I hato hPC'auso I would moss thorn up and bQC'auso I'm tho Boss" - JaC'oh Mill or( 09) fdwards- Thomp~on (0 1 0) TIJIIILII! [qf)or~ (0 11) Hatjdon flgm (OOCJ) Gorald [IIi~ (0 1 0) Mogan tlli~ (010) Caitlin Elmor (009) Oominiquo t~poricullla (OOCJ) Ch rlllsfvans(011) Brandon [vl!land (010) Ktjlo Fmrthorno (0 11) Victoria F zokas (010) HalmJ Fodor (0 1 0) RoLorl Fcmnoll (0 11) Darrlln Forgim: (009) Maria Forman (0 11) Paris Forriboo (0 11) Alnxandria (009) Chaliso 0) lacl Finniqan (0 1 BailmJ Flall!n (009) Gallliola Florgs (0 10) �thfog Flor1d (OO(}I !Jhan FlorJd (0 101 Thomas Fhwllon (0101 Za<·har!J FoloLJ (0091 Andm Foltz (0 11 I ArnLor Ford (OO!JI Ja~oh Ford (0 11) thP!J<>nno Forlrwr (O 11 I Ali sa Focl11r (0091 Mare Fm:tcn (0 11 I Jarod Foulk (0 10) Tiffan•J Franks (0 11 I Caiii ~ Jn FnJfl (0091 rutawn Fullor (011 I Joshua Gahlrin (0 101 Oi o Galindo (0101 Og ·mJ Ga!laghcn (0 11 I Do~:r rcw Gallt>qos (0101 Jam!! GalloghJ (0 101 Brian lvadon (0101 Aluxanilor Gar ria (0 101 Jimmy Garcia (0091 Am Ia Garwtt (011 I h Garrott (0091 Gadgr (011 I !!ho!Jonno Gasior {0091 AvPnJ German (OOC)) .JazhJn Gorman" (009) Hunlor Gormorolh (0 10) T!Jior Goronirno (0 10) �Robort Gim:o (011) libb!J Glommon (0 10) Vol ntin Goorgon (0 10) Don Gonz los (0 11) Grot~hcm Gonz lf!z (0 10) KlJroo Goodm n (OOfJ) Alh ~on Goodwin (OOfJ) f itlt CiJrdon (0 10) Me OfiZIJ Gordon (O 11 I Molisso Gordon (0 11 I Trovor Gordon (0091 Calob Gorrill (0 111 Nathan Gralt n (0 10) Jarno~ Gr n for (OO!JI Rodwllo Gr mbihlor (0 11) K ro Grant (011) Jame>s Gr urnann (011 I .Joshua Graurn nn (0 11) AntltomJ Gra!rmaldonado (0 11 I Ali!:!:!Ja Griogo (0 10) ·Panda. bo«!augo food lil hill motivation. • -Hannah doMattM (09) Loft: Marshao Blako ( 10) hanqs from a !mo. "PQOph! !'all mo Warmn tho Apo. hocauso l'vo boQn l'limhing sluff sinco I was liko 5 !JrS old.- Middlo: Caroi!Jn Castanon ( 10) smilos dospilo tho col1l. ~ho said. "~milo at lifo whon IJOU got a robot hat on!- Right: Pax Iron Cr no ( 11) plalJ!: tho <'lalinot llftor school. "I won havo a tattoo of a <'larinot on rn!.J shouldorl- sho dmiii.!W �Madelnirll! Grwgo (0 10) [Jizaboth Grirnrrw (010) Ja-mar Gris~orn (0091 Kovin Gudino Marlinoz (0091 Audry Guorra (0 11 I Dani<•lle> Guc•rrmo (0 11 I Ou~lin Gunlpr (01 0) Jarob Guthrin (0091 Trida Guthri!'< (0091 Jlpcfro Guliermz (0101 Roborl HaQnzc• (0091 l:dvard HagbN!J (0 11 I l.auwn Hagur (OOfJI Taljlor Hanc·ork (009) !!oth Hanll!!J (0 11) Domin Rill! Harrison (011) Abigail rt (0 10) Matthr•w Harlrnan (0 11 I Milcholl Hartman (OOCJI Chric:tina arlrnann (0 11 I Hawkins (0 11 I m:(0091 Haym:(Olll Oo n~l niQul! Ha!l~ (0 11 I J_pl!,nalhon Hoacllo (0111 Maunce Heard (0 11 I Marcus Heimbprgor (0 11 I !!haguaHia Hollmanr!"'.Jonos (0 II I Koclelj Honspl (0 11) !!arah Honc:le!J (009) Dcritlltt n �Joso Hornandoz (0 11) . Juan H rnandoz (0 11) Arulma Hornandoz !!alas (009) Cathprinb Hornandoz !!alas (0 11) Alan Horndon (0 10) .Joanna Hornck (OOCJ) !::than Horzog (0 11) Tr Hoslor(011) !!avannah Hicks {OOIJ) Ohvta Hirmins (0 11) Broanna Hrlkomoior (OOfJJ !!tofon Hilkom il't" 01 I Corn1 Hitchnor (009) !!ponrC>r Hoggan (010) Mallh1>w Hoqu1> (009) Marisa Holcoml>o (0 10) K1Jra Holdcraft (010) .Jossica Holloway (011) !!hannon Holmos (0 11) Dalton Hopkins (009) Tannm Hopkins (010) Kar1la Hounsholl (0 10) Arnb r Howard (011) Domlnir .Jamokia Ho•.vo11{(tl(l} KolhJ Howoi!HIIl'-lf-.... r Juslm Hudson (010) LtJII!:OIJ HU!IIJ (0 1 0) �Miln~ Huff (009) Maura Huqqins (010) KC!alon HuqhC! (0101 William HughC!!: (011 I Amanda HurnC! (0 101 AhfnJ Hutchorson (0091 Kaci!!J Hutchison (009) Gar!J Huxoll (0091 GarrC!II l!:gar (0091 Mariah Jack!:on (01 01 T!!rosa J acofnJ (0091 C!C!aJamorson(Oll) Brand i J ancuk (011 I ~rmon Jcmninq~ (0 1Ol Kay Ia .Jom:en (0 101 �Dmnotmu~ Jono~ (0 11 I I loon Jono~ (0091 K!Jra Jono~ (011 I Ta•Jlor ona!: (0091 Xavi!!r lo!Jnor (011 I C!.lll!b Kahr11 (0091 l a<'har!J Kalhroin (0 101 TomJ Kauffman (0 11 I lukac Kaugar!: (0101 Garmll Kt>l!hn (0091 A~hlcm Kt>lly (010) KatJla Konl {U ) AndtJ I<• a (OOCJI Talo Kio~c>lcloin (0 11) Jordan Kmg (0 11 I Mall how Kub!J (0091 Mrchaol Klrb•J (0 11 I Ju!:hn Kirkham (OO<ll KatJla Ki~no (0101 Patrick Kil<'hon (0 11 I Ale>e Kloponclino (0 101 Toanno Koch (011 I Ca1tlin Kon<'han (0 11) ~annan ~f (0091 ~facta Kudohjr 009) Joffro•1 K!Jic> (00 ) Jonifor K•Jnor (0091 TtJa Labarr (0101 �~arnantha tac•J (009) Christophnr lano (010) Au~tyn Lankford (0 10) Garrptf Lankford (0 11 ) MPiis~a la~twlla (011) HaiPIJ lauqhlin (009) "I would want a dmo. becau I want iff'> qo "RJwrr· Yr, J wo•Jid want it to bP pmk. rPd tmm 11 •• qr{l(>n PIJP<!. nd bPad<! br colvt • -MadPIPmo Gnoq1 ( 1O) A!lhln•J lohman (0 11 ) .Jennifer leon-GuprriJro (0 1 0) Nicholas lPonard (0 I 0) Kiana l11wis (0 11) Zacharylind~Py (0 10) Alexanilor lofqmn (0 11} Kuls<> long (0 11) Moqliann long (009) Ale ·s lopoz (009) Au$1in lopoz (0 11) .Jennifor lopoz (0 10) Gianna losa~so (0 11) Kylie> lousbr•rq (0 11) Colono Lovato (0 10) David Lovato (0 11) �B ndon lowrlor (009) J ssin luorloko (0 10) Ka!lla luka~h (010) Do nna UJ (0 11) N i~ol<• l!Jon~ (010) lorarnu M drid (0 10) •q<•lika M drigal (0 111 I coh Mao• I s (009) makm: my cla!J·· said Ty . ... lob Gorill ( 11 1. !!h quay Ia Jonm;:( 11 ). MisSlJ la!:trolla ( 11 ). ancl Ta Iiana !!ilva ( 11 I hang out during first hour. Calobjokc•cl. "~·hool i!! a wasfo of limo without my frionds." Kinzi Wilson ( 11 I ancl Dona Gonzalm: (11) clanco around during a littlo skit thoy woro porforminl). Th(!l porformod for !!tor!J ThQafor. dunng lunch hQforo sho I)OOS hal'k to !'lass. "livQ for Hm rnumonts that IJOII can't put info word!:: statod A!:hl(!fl. Rrran Mar~hall (0 10) Amhor Marhn (OlO) Ci!r ld arhn 010) Ni~holas Marlin (009) �Marltn~ott Aliena Martinoz (009) Antonio Mariinoz (010) Brandon Marlinaz (011) Carmon M rtumz (OO!J) Hanna Martinaz (010) .lorom!J Marlinoz (010) .lmw Marlinoz (010) .Julio Martinoz (0 10) !:!nlina M rlir1112 (011) ~lrnna Marhnoz (011) Lur~ Marfrnoz-Dt>lg rio (0 10) Chnstian Martinoz-Volcic (0 1O) Rom~ll Ma!:~ro (0 1 0) Oanwllo Maul (0 11) lJ Mazari (010) Ahr110n Meadoo (OOIJ) L!Jn lJ Me nineh (0 11) Rach Me nineh (010) (009) Mcclune• (009) Mceorni>Cl (010) M<'COIJ (OOCJ) Rati'M r~cuo (009) Mccullourrh (0 11) Gaorgo Mccullough (OOIJ) Tazhana Mcf il (011) Bonjamin Mcfarlrn (0 10) Brian Meg hmr (010) Bmann11 Mc!)mgor (011) �H • I 11 Mooilows (0101 alhn n Moa o (011 I Alnxm Mod ina (0 101 Codoo Modina (OOCJI .Jarrod Mlldina (0 11 I .Jordan Moi11r (Cfl 01 la~i Moior (0 11 I lano Mo1~h• (0091 !!olina Mcmdoz (0091 Aubro11 M im (OOIJI Oarrian Mihill (011 I 0 mollo M11lor (01 01 .Jacob Mill r (009) K1Jlo Millar (009) Mit~holl Millar (0091 Patrick Muom (CJ). Wo!:II!IJ !!rnith (91. T Oh!J Carodino ( 11 ). nd Om:hawn Do•Jlt> (9) monkotJ around. Do!.: wn docidod to do tho rnonkou fac(' and thO~ all copiod him Tw:tan Millar (0091 Ju1iolll! M1mlit~h (01 0) Kun:I!Jn Monfp.z (0 11) at tho [nd of this Book.· Tho qroup wa~.: ri!IIQarcmq for Childron's ~tonJ. Millor ( 10) puis on quito tho litllo smirk durinq c·lass. ~ho wa1: in Ms. H-K's cia s. �Ambm Montoqa-Vzaqu ro Arnbur Mooro (0 11) ~rah Moort!(OIO) AIIC!rJra Morgan (009) Zaehan1 Mor (010) AndriiW MoriC!ns:on (011) Julia Morhmson (OOCJ) S!iorra Mosos (0 1 1) Thomas MotJios (OOCJ) KC!oki Munrfu (0 10) Patqo Mundo (01 0} MttrhoD Muniz (0 1 1) Palrirk MtJmC (OO< ) Vmccml Nail (009) iko Nardo (0 1 1) Bnttany olson (0 to) Za ry Nolson (0 11) m,o No!:!:olhauf (0 10) Kovi ~owcomh (OOfJ) ~raiJ owm n(009) Laura quyon (0 11) Nath~ Nguyon (009} J gn Norm n (0 11) Oos nm Nowak (009) Marcos Orhoa (0 10) Chril:lian Oliv ncta (0 10) Nicolo Olivor (0 1 0) Brian Olson (0 1 0) ~rqio Ordaz (0 1 0) Amanda Orr (010) [\:r)t 1.11;. �Ann M rio Our~ (011) Robort Our~ (009) RobPrl Paco(011) 0 ntgJiq fla!'hoco (010) Anq I P dilla (010) Jacob P dilla {009) M1randa Padilla (0 1 0) Guillmmo Padilla Moral!!~ (010) MartJ Palmar 10) W!Jatl P lm r (011) M na Pang111inan (010) Oodrick Papproth (009) Ra•Jrnond Paqugtfg (01 0) Anthon!J Parkur (009) Rohokah Parkur (0 11) Alox P rrott (0 1O) lindWIJ p 31'01'k (0 1 0) Aluxi PllCk (0 1 1) A~hlmJ Puiffgr (01 0) Aaron Pooplll~ (010) Aloxillu!: Pl!d.in!: (OO<J) OctaVIa Porr! 9) Ma!:On Polllrl: (0 10) T•Jim Polm!:(010) Richard Potorwn (OO!J) �Ral'hru Phillip~ (0101 AftJ~a Pirkon!: (0091 Aurora Pickgtf (0101 M !J"" Piiramon (0101 .lo!:!:P PinqPI (011 I Pool (0111 Popp11ll (OOCJI . Jop PorN>lli (0091 Cod!! or! (0 101 Mirhah Porlor (0101 Hailgtl Pottor (OOCJI lura owgiJ (0101 Tmvor PraiN (0 101 Amoor Pr'!j11an (0111 Pm~!:on (0091 Austin Primrnor (0 11 I T!Jlgr Primrnor (OOCJI David Pritchard (0 11 I Hhcm Pul!:(0111 ~oba~lian Pul!: (0 11) rultlltl n �Hann h Ouangq {010) Ra!!li Quintana (000) Koimont Raqsdalo {009) TtJI!>r Rains (009) Kn tina Ram u1z {OOC) Mirhl'llo Ramimz {0 10} Tal hia Ransom(011) Harhin Ralllidon (010) J<itlllb Ra!J {010) Ca11Un Ra!Jmond (009) O!JI n R!!dman (010) ~!won R!!dman (011) Adrtan R!!!!d (009) Ashlo!J R11od (011) Ashton R!!od (011) Dovanlo Rood {011) !!abina Rood {OlO) Vivtt'a Rowgs {OOU) Wllrnor Roit'hl!rl {010) I rob Rllimor (010) ~ronihJ Reininql!r (011 J mos Rondon (009) Marro Ro•Jos (010) Mit'hael RmJos (0 11) RIJHO Rll!JOS {010) �Ashlii!J RotJna (009) Jonathan RlltJnoso (0 I 0) Racqu11l Re!JnO!!O (009) TatJior Ri('hnond (010) Charl!!S RierJI!! (0 11) Ashll!tJ Rinm (009) Abi1p1l Rinql11ka (009) Angol Ri ~ (OOfl) Domanic Riv11ra·bumago (0 10) JR!!SI!nia Roacho (011) AnthomJ Robb (011) Al!>c Robbms (009) All!xandl!r Robbins (009) Hannah Robbms (009) KaohJnn Robord!! (0 10) Jaml11 Robinson (010) Johnl'tlo Robinson (010) Richard Rolnnson (0 11) Tronton Robmson (009) Ktjlio ison (0 11) Potl!f Robll!s (009) Thalizta Rodriguos (OOfJ) H or Rodrigunz (0 11) rdan Rodriguoz (010) Jo~:hua Rogers (009) A~:hloe Romtno (009) Auqu!!lina Romoro (0 11) Folizardo Romoro (010) Krara Roml!ro (OOfJ) TrD!J Ronwro (0 11) �Kolton Ro soli (0 II) ola Ruffona~h (009) Ga!m ~lo RumJorrApodaM (010) Kt n Rupp (009) Randtj Rucltinq (010) Rosa !!alas (009) Walt or ~linas (0 I 0) Roqolio !!alinas Frias (0 II) [ugonn .!!an bria (0 I 0) Mario .!!anabria (0 I 0) Oominir .!!anchoz (009) .John .!!anchoz (0 II) ~mtwl !!anchoz (0 10) Vt toria ~nrhoz-Mondr go11 (0 10) Miquol ~nchoz-Monla!Ja (010) �~annah f!cariano (009) T!tlor !!chloakc.r (011) [ri~a !!chlotfl!ld!-pl!roz (009) ll!fl!rn!J ~lmfil!ld (0 11) N1rhola !;!chrmLI!r (0 11) OcutiSI! ~urnachor (0 10) Jordan hwanlz (0 10) SlllJ !!chwarlz (0 11) ~oii(009) (010) 10) Knl<!tiu Qprrrak (OOCJ} -<:asill.1s (009) !!oatloorl (0 11) !!halinsky (0101 !!hank!: (011 I !!hank!: (OOfJI !!haw(0091 Ahtssa !!hoa (0 11 I Ambcu !!hoop (009) Jl!ffrl!lJ ~hrurn (0091 Donald !!hr!Jark (OOCJI Bnml ~il!dll!r (0101 �Brandon TovQ<: ( 10) joins lamd and Cla!J in a throp-wa!J arm wrp~flp . "hi lpgil. ~a!J arm wrpsflgJ• C.la!J laughPd. aft or lhPir viqorou~ w rm-up. "Pioac:p drink wc:ponibi!J. CAPRI !!ON!· BrandonjokQd. B,ll!J !!mith (0 10) Cam or on f!milh (0 10) 0 rnl!llo ~rnith (0 11) Qar h !!mith I Travi~ h(011) Wm:le!J Qnlilh (009) Jonath n f!noll(O 1 0) Ravtjn ~nodgr "(010) ~rlnar !!olano (0 10) ~rglo !:ill no (009) Bianca !!oto (0 10) Oorok ~JlQIIman (010) Alox nrlor f!preer (009) Briana~prui0(011) Marrello S!tadolb uor (011) !!amantha f!t pltlon (0 11) Brol ~~~~ lotJ 009) Cori!J f!ll!alotJ (0 11) Joshua ~loC!Il (0 10) lmd~a!J ~lmm (0 11) Oommiquo ~alia (0 1 0) Ahj~ !!rnilh (009) Angolin !!rnith (010) �[va !!toql!r (0 11) John !!toqor (0 10) Andro !!toplwn~ {011 ) Danida !!topls:nik•hrown (01 0) Ponolopo !!tovom:on (OOl!) Kauh1nn !!t~>wnrf (0 11 I MtJIPs: !!!uno (0 10) Aaron ~lout (0 11) Cod11 <ltrailiff (0 10) Al11xandr £trohol (0 11) Matlh!!W !!trobol (OOf)) Cas:s:Jo ~rinqor (01 0) Kwm ~tringor (0 11) Madi!:on !!trunek (009) AhbrO!JOnna ~lurl uqs:on (0 10) !!uaroz (OOt'J) Mrl~n1oa !!ummorftold (0 10) !!ummorftold (0 11) !! ~so{010) !!w !:SO (011) (OOCJ) !!wic,kard (010) (011) Alol(aurtdra Tabor (0 11) AnfhontJ Ta!Joron (OOCJ) Katolynno Talhj (010) Palneta T rnowt:kt (0 1 0) laeoh Tatum (OOf)) Zachan1 Tatum (0 11) Da•J1on Taulor (010) l'<rit~ n �Xinmara a•Jlor (00()1 Marlolino T olloz (0 101 Oovon Torr!J (011 I La ha Torr!J (0091 .Je!:!:tca Thornon (01 01 Farrah Thiol (01 01 KridtJ Thtol (0 1Ol Brianna Thomas (0 11) Christopher Thomas.(009) GanJ Tlu,tnas (0 11 I EmihJ Thompson (0 11) Johnalhan Thomp!:On (0 11 I Ouinlrolla Thompwn (0 11 I Mal how Tirn (0 101 Kalla Tornhnson (0091 0 niollo Torre!: (0 101 Brandon Tovos (0101 lmrlan Trafton (0 11 ) Matthow Travis (009) Nicolaus Tr1volpiPco (010) ~8!JnB Emilio r lUI jiiJ,rrf'lQ!J.l ,Joseph Trujillo (01 Voromca Trujillo(OIOI AnthomJ Trulson (0101 �Dania! Trum!.la (0 11 ) Ka!Jia Tuckar (010) ~ron TurnPr (OOCJ) Caithtn Tulhtll (009) Ta!Jior Tuti Ia (0 10) Danic•lln llrnpl,•ll!J (0 11) Zarhartj Ill ora (00 1J) Tranlon V n Molar (009) Katjla Tuckor ( 10) and .MI!Iissa Gordon ( 11) hanq out during dvisonJ. ·u·s great to havo a friond liko M!!hssa.N KatJla smilPd. tstJV<a!ll , V•alpando (0 10) .Jos•:11 ·• VI k•tr (011) ~hahal~ Vi il (009) ~hanlol Vi (0 11) Vigil ( 11) skotchos onQ of hor man!J works loshJn BatJIO!J (CJ) studio~ AICJPhra 2 for Col rOd and Ctdrn." Lollipops oqual opon minds.· statQd Jo~;:IIJn. Mi£'haol Ra!JQ!: ( 11) stands on top of tha shouldors of ~th HanlaiJ ( 11 ). Mirhaal was also strong anough to hang frnm tha roiling with no d!:Sis- caltlli1< n �AhJ~ha Walton (01 0) Dormmquo Warron (009) Mariah Warron (0 10) Maw11l Welkin 1911) MichaPI Welkin (009) Torina Welkin~ (0 10) Dylan Watwn-(009) £'.olton Woavor (009) lmrl!:c>tJ Wqavor (Ott) ~mantha Woqmn (010) M.JithowWgnborn (OOCJ) Mrcaola Womor (0 1t) lo~rca W12somann (0 t 0) Oorolhoa W11sl (009) Carriann Wh12olor (010) Juliana Whelan (010) Ktjlo Whilet-{011) TrJIClr Whi112 (010) Jonalhan Wiqqim: (011) ~olbr1 Wilo!J (011) �Katoi!Jnn Willard (010) Andruw Willt!nburg (0091 Ahasuoru~ William~ (0 11) Amber Williams (009) Brandon Williams (0091 T!I Williams (OOIJI Emily Williamson (010) laymo Wilson (0 1Ol .lo!!l:ica Wilson (0101 Kinzio Wil<:on {0 11 I Van Wilw (0 101 Kathorinll Wimp (0101 Miranda Wimsott (0091 T1lor Winos (0101 ' leb Wilh<>rc (0 1OJ K hJn Wittlingor {009) Ka •Jn Wood (011 I Ll!xi Wood(0111 Riolo Wooldridgo (009) Tatjana Worroll(010) Christ hm Yalonqo-Vigii(009I l:lijah ah!S (0091 .Jon an Younq (0101 Marlci Zahn (0 1 Ol Zamora (0 11 I Morao1a Zamora (0091 Kondra Zaritz (0 11 I William Zaritz (009) Ka!CihJnn Zrmkas (0 101 Morgan Zimprirh (0 11 I ���Gina Dillingham �a calm ~:nako on Roptilg DalJ in ~cology wh!lO tho~:nako man brought in many raptilo~: . "Oh. What a boautiful ~:nakol It wa~: vary aHractivo ." Mr~:. Motzgar proclaim!!d . �l11Ann Gonzales ��Cody Vizcarra ( 11) kills somo lim in Mrs . Blunt's spool'h I' lass by pla!Jing with a dictionary . ~loviu Rodman ( 11) makos Audry Guorra ( 11)1augh hoarlily . 'Whallliko about spooch class is gulling lo tho puoplu and lhuir porsonalilios whon lhotj'ro saying lhoir spuochos." admitlod Audry . Gabby Manl'ha ( 12) and Roborl Fonnul ( 11) collaboralo logulhor on lhoir following spuoch assignmunl. Thoy woru in Mrs . Rottman's spuoch class. �L£FT: Vivica Ro va I and !!abma Rood ( 101 laugh at Tylod!chloikcir!l (111 pr011ontation in ~panish class •JIPr was goving a pro!:(lntation on rulo!:. MIDDl£ On the! popular food day in ~pani ria!:!:. A!:hloy RCXKI ( 11 I ~~ampl011 11omo food all Hannah Allgood ( 11 I chats. brouqht at loast ono ~ni!:h di~:h to !:haro. RIGHT· Kovm !!hingor ( 11 I giv011 £ach stud a thumb up for tho food ho wall oatlng. Food day wall a big day for ~nu:h cla!I!:O!I of all lev11is OT TOM Mario !!anabria {101. Jordan Bongogullari {101. Katolynn Zimka!: ( 101. and arkoico Bollamy ( 1 Ol onjoy plat011 full of ~panish food. Thoy woro m M~:. VanZanta 11 ~nish 2 cia!:!:. Jennifer Bai11S ( 101 intontly watchos as Mr. Riddle shows grades on th11 projector. Mr. Riddl11 was known (9). givos Moaghan Mat.n,,.,.. <'f (l\ a hivo-fivg whila Jazlyn Gormany grins. Mr. Riddla"s Gorman class soomad praHy happy with lhomsolvos for turning in tho crossword puzzla that had boon assignad . n for Fronch. !!hanks was in Franch Ono. but sho was also part of Fronch C.lub. of tho Opora· in fronch. Aftor th11y mad tha whola book. !hoy did a play on up a word in Franch for lh11 final. Tho onliro Fmnch Thn!ll class had to mad chapl11rs for tho final. ""Tho final kickod my buH.~ admitlod Highlowor. �Kaiflyn Bell ( 11, glvCIII a thumb • up for Amori(!an Hlllfory h WIUl in Mr. Folk!o'g fifth hour AmoriNn H•dory (!la~:!l. ·nno day I'll makll histonJ(• Kaiti!Jn promisPd. Jolly Tryill (10) and Mallgun Bordun ( 10) sit in Mr. Flllicll's Honors World History class . "Mr. Fulicu is Da Bomb!~ Jolly uxplainlld. "Having history with Mr. Flllictl makus coming to class worth whilu.~ Maugun statud . Nathan Grahm ( 1 0) and Brandon Tovus (1 0) study toguthur in Honors World History. Nathan uxclaimud. "Wu aru partnurs for liful~ and Brandon rupliud "Until Domi ~kalla (10) camu. What's your namg again?" Ms. ~hip givus a vory sturn warning whun Jason ~ndurson (9) got his third tardy. Jason didn't rually know how to ruact so hujust smilud. luft: Raymond lucas ( 12) stud ius intunsivuly. Hujust wantud to gut his C.ruativg Writing work dong in'.lhalthu rust of thu cla!l!l puriod. Middlu: C.Ody Martin ( 12) look!: off into spacu. Mrs. HK told him to gut to wo~lhdy •lfhr. Right: Arriannu Davis ( 11) colors a bllautiful picturu. Mrs. Bowuns was thu toachur for C.ruativu Writing ,v..- ,. tt... buginning of tho somostur until Mrs. HKjoinud thu staff. �y class. Rashad statod. "Tho thing . Jacob Walborn (9). mako a lifo-liko (9). laughod as ho saw an ogg soak in Mariah ~vans ( 12)1ooks with astonishmont at a snako during an ~cology pmsontation. "Tho snako was pmHy scary. but it was awo-_...._s,""''"" Mariah statod. Maurico Hord ( 11) mixos up a doughlikg substanc11. Th11 dough was latgr turngd into platoll Maurico shout11d. "Mixing my dough lik11 I'm B11Hy C.rock11rl" �Charlas Riuglo ( 11) conconfrafus on rlasswork. Charll!s prorlaimud. -llovu luarning now thing<: for m th: if rgally infumsts mo.· luis AgualJO Domingul'z (9). and Ahjs<:a Pirke~ns (9) work s a fg rn on a prqjm·l for Alg bra. whirh involvod graphing growing shapus. AI!Jssa said. '"lhQ prqjoct hQJpQd mg by soQing pattoms and finding how the~y fit.• Mirhaul Andurson ( 1 0) pond<m: fhg am:wur to his probJQm on an a<:<:m:smQnf. Ho <:tatod. '"Though lliko assoo::smQnls. I don'flikll doing thorn a sprond limQ: �llnar (12) sucks on lollipop whiln lis l'ning to tho rul s of vollotjball. ThP [moni Coqdall (9) scarfc: down lunch . [vory day. tho c:pa£•ial odu!'ation classos ato tog11thC!r in tho cafotoria . .lassica VonC!klason (9) aats with a ~:milo sa!Jinq a friandly hollo to tho poon around har. ( 1 O) organizos cans. prarlicing skills such as shopping . !!ho wac: in Ms . Mariah .Jackson ( 1 0) works with buildinq blorkc: !!ho was in Ms . Hossfald'c: rla<:s. �: Tylur Millur ( 12) focusus as hu guts mady to throw thu mudicinl! ball ovur thu tunnis nut . Wuight lifting wasn't only an indoor activity. thuy also participatud outdoors. Middle: Charmas ll!l! ( 12) squats 405 pounds as Mario f!anabria ( 1O) spots and thu mst of thu class watchus." Don't lut Charmas's sizu fool you. hu's a b11ast. " Isaac luuchtufuld uxclaiml!dl Right: Angulina f!mith ( 1 0) guts ruady to throw thu ball. Angulina lovud wuight lifting. which hulpud contributu to h11r I unthusiasm. �Robgrf !!zrzach ( 11) and Brandgn Bak11r ( 12) l11ad th11 cad11ts in th11 C.Ommunily Paradg . "Th11 paradg was a lot of fun . and it wac: gxriting to Sllll llVIlryong watch as Wll displaygd our hard work!~ Brandgn boastad . Middle: Gmgory Pull 11m ( 11 ). MirhaQI Bruno ( 1 0). Holdgn Magstas ( 12) and Miranda Bonvillain ( 11) march out of th11 gym during th11 National Honors !!ocillhJ ac:sgmbi!J· It was assantial of th11 wholg studgnt body to show thgir mspacl by standing in silane!! as th11 cadgts put thP. flagc: up. ThP cadats also practicad mligiously b11fom going out in front of gvgryonll. Right: Kalsill Bosch ( 11 ). TyJgr Lambgrt ( 12). Xaviar JO!Jnllr ( 11 ). and Am bar Montoya-Yzaguirrll ( 1 0) show off th11 NJROTC. banngr during tha C.Ommunily --1 Paradll. Tha!J carriad tha banngr from th11 old !!af11way parking lot. to th11 sophomom parking loti cs: Jordan King ( 11) and Dillion Warngr ( 12) march during tha C.Ommunity Parad11. [vary ~ ygar NJROTC. was proud to show off thgir talan t and hard work to lhll community in th11 C.Ommunity Paradll. Raqual Y11llowhair ( 12) a nd T llSSill B11ardlln ( 11) gnjOlJ thamsgJvgs at lhg C.Ommunity Paradll . " A lot of plloplll think of NJROTC. to b11 strict all th11 lima. but what thgy don't know is that Wll do havg limll to havg fun tool~ Raqual laugh11d . Top: ~aunl11ll TatJior ( 11) Donald !!hryack (09) and Trenton Van Meter (09) all wait for the im:perlion . During im:pQclions. cadots WQra to bo as strict as possibl11. Bottom left: Dorik Riddlll ( 12) and Tyl11r lambllrt ( 12) inspllcl th11 cadgts. It was vital that all of lhg ca Is pac:c: lh(lir insperlion. BoHom Middle: Vivica RllllVIlS (09) !!haunlllll Taylor ( 11) Al:ia Burciago (09) all pgrform in f ront of fhgir inspoclors. Thll cadgts had to p11rform roulin to show th11 inc:pectors that lh11y am l11arning lhg mat11rial. BoHom Right: Dakoda Callis ( 9) and Mary Palmgr ( 1 0) s tand s till as th11y am g11Hing inspllctlld. "lnspllclions am vgry mtgnc:o. butlgnjO!J lhgm bllcausg llikll to show what I know.~ Dillon Wgrngr ( 12) and Brian MeGahay ( 1 0) gnjoy th11ir day hanging out . NJROTC. brought toggthgr a lot of fri11nds. Dillon and Brian for gxamplll. �illlyll!l! Barni!H ( 1 0) stirs whill! Gianna Losasso ( 11) ml!asums soy SaUCQ. Mariah Abl!l_lfa ( 12) sports hor bab!J ~--~-bi!II!J· Mari h wasn·t malll_l prognant howQVQr sho got to woar tho Nathan Gapko ( 12) holds up tho ~olandor whil Maxi no Paz (9) knoads dough of a tastu tr11at in Miss . liHio's ~lass . Maxin11 dgcidl!d to tako Tanisha Brown ( 12) studii!S a mcipl! this vlass to holp har a~hiava ona of har goals( assignl!d by Ms. LiHII!. Thl! class cookod ''I want to opon my own rt>staurant wh11n I'm ovory day. oldor." Maxino statl!d. M rk Hoitm n ( 12) works on prqjocl about nufntion."l docldod to I ko this class. bl!c u o I im ginl!d mtJself as being singlo Oovt n TaiJI!ron (9) eats noodll!s during •·•coss. ~ in tho futuro. nd I thouc1ht th t fhts Aftor cooking. !h(! studonfs got to class would bo bonoficiat.• ho said. doloctablo food! -~---" T IC!hta Ran om {11) dm 1.1 hor babiJ m fro h cloth b1.1fom thg ndo homo ~tud nts rould chooso to wg r lhll b b•J bothJ or I ku fhg b lnJ homo for th whol w okand. Kn hn Uhl ( 12) chocks m on hor bab!J. Tho mother h d to W(!ar a br rol(!t that w s SIJnrhromzod to tho babtJ. o Ms. Ltftlo could t II who took ram of !h(! babu Kons1o OwmbtJ ( 12) ch ng s hor b b!J boy to qot h1m re dy for lu JournmJ hom(!. "It was vonJ hard. and vonJ rfr ful. Oh m!J qod. 1! was hard. but then 11 was ovon harder to giVe h1m b rk when 1f wa hmo to. I f It hko I wa" lo mq a p1 co of mo.· ol bon.ilocl. �Alondra !!uar 2 (9) work~ on n a iqnmont in l!counting class. Ms. W ilkos ami Ms. Ish m taught ar- J ('Ob Cartg (9) tupl!!l away in W ord PrO('gssing ('lass. Tho !'lass was not roquirgd. but if fulfillod an oJg('tivo !'rodil. Alloqra Morqan (9) mads from hor Word Pro('(!!l!linq hook "At firsf.l didn"f roally know about Word. but this ('lass taught mo a lot: Allogra oxplamgd. work.~ on owmq hor p~ rna pants It was oa •J to toll howmu('h sho OnJO!J d th1 ~ott Kor('hoval ( 11) works on h1s woh !lifo m Woh D<H:Iqn."l do('ldod to fakg Woh Do UJn. hoc u o 1fs qomq to bo mvolvl?d 111 nliJ futuro C'olloqo coursos and ('aroor: ~ott !.:latod. Timothy Chandonnot (I 0) sits during Markoting class. "I took this class. bocauso I noodod an olot'tivo ... If I ovor want to start a businoss whon l"m old11r. what I [l!jah Villost'as ( 10) and logan u .. ,rrin·n•on ( 12) work on a projOt't for !!ports Mark.lin,a . Mrs. Johnson triod to int'orporato romput11r simulations. whorl! studonts manago a sports fTant'hiso. Rgqual Yollowhair (12) !Wts up hor sowing machino. "lloarnod that iljusttakll!l motivation to ggt thinqs that IJOU work hard for dono: Roqual rofloctod. Molissa Haonzo ( 12) lis tons during class . Mollissa was in lntro to Markoting during fourth hour with Mrs. Johnson. �left: CasP!J Mazari ( 10) and ZaC'k Morsp ( 10) work togoth11r to fix thp braka~ on tha truek tha!J havp bppn working on all year . .. Two h!!ads am bptter than ona ." Casa!J Mazari ~tat ad . Top: Brandon Martinez ( 11) domonstra tp~ to tha elas~ how to takp a tim off of a ear. Brandon had a lot of axpprir>nca whpn it rami! to taking off tirQ<:. Middle: Kanzil! Wilson ( 11 ) showpd off hpr man musclas a~ shp liftpd up thl! truck thay wam working on in Auto elass. !!hll didn't always Pnjoy this elass. but at timlls shll had a blast! .. A lot of paopla think that bo~JS only llnjoy au to clas~. but girls anjoy if just as muC'h ." Bottom: !!kylor Millllr ( 12) work!ld to put back on tho ti ms of lhll truck aft!lr thlly finish!ld fixing thll brak!ls. That was ona of thll many tasks donll in car cam. left: Dustin Gun tor ( 10) is masl11ring his ~kill~ in m11tal~ . .. This is ono of m~J favorilll classos I hav this SQmllsl!!r." Middle: Ricka~J Taylor ( 11) sparkas things up m matal~ clas~ a~ ha us!ld tho torch to wold lhll mlltal. In m!ltals lhllm wa lot of diffranl projacts work!ld on. Right: l::dward Bureiago ( 12) is int!lnslli!J working on his projllcl in m11tals class. using thll w!llding torch . .. This job tak!ls patillncll. timll. and pmcisa pracision ." [dward said . left: T J . King ( 12) usQs a tapa maasura to mQasurll lhll langlh and width of tha wood as Ricklly Taylor ( 11) sawad thll pillcl!s for a projacl thlly w!lra working on building . .. Hard work and datarmination is what gills thajob dona ." Middle: ling Backwith ( 10) concllntrat!ld as ha had to cut tha pi !lea of wood at tha QXact m!lasuram!lnt to gat if to fit pllrfact . This was som!lthing !!tarling was Vllry good at. Right: Prot!lclivll aya waar was to bll worn at all limlls whilll W!lslay Barb11r (9) sawQd away at tha wood. saf11ty first! vl:x.atim:j 8·At �lQft: !!<~fawn MrCullough ( 12) painlc: a pic tum of the Tac:manian Devil. Taz wac: alwayc: her favorite cartoon character when she wac: a little girl. !!he wac: ver!J proud of her painting and low~d to take ownership in all of the !hinge: c:he drew. Middle: Melissa Haenzl' ( 12) favorite animal wa a giraffe. c:o she uses pac:tel colors to draw !hie: amazing picture of a giraffe . "I lovl! giraffes. what I like most about the is their long longue whenever I feed !hom at tho zoo." Right: Marill Clark ( 12) expressed herc:elf through her drawings.!!he draw this picture for Hallowel!n. sho lovgd horc:gs and c:he likl!d to try and inrorporaiP horses into some of her clrawingc:. was c:omelhing Tyler Olc:on ( 12) . It wac: a way ho could be eros individuality through late: mo bo myc:olf Top: Courtney and loved to express left: !!han tel Vigil ( 11 drawing. ~a is a free spi Davis ( 12) pralendc: to be and knew how to make pv,oru1bo, soul... D<PR~ION. Right: Junior Junior wac: a very cmalive perc:on ually a room. lioning linec: correct direction make a 2D drawing 3D. �Xiornara Taylor (9) on violin, Chayanno Jimmll!z (9) on ('Olio. and igiJg Maul ( 11) on viola all praclicg warm-ups on a MondatJ aftomoon. Thoy pra('ficgd hard ovgryday and Mr. Magalonq pu Pd fhgm to bg tho bl!sl thoy can bl!. Bass tonor. Rooort Fannoll ( 11 I simply kogps tho lM!al for thg rol:l of l'hoir but anyorlCl rould loll hu lovus it by thu way hu dancus along. Ally Hofmuistor ( 121. Chris Roth ( 121. Bri!I!Z!J ~pruill ( 11 1. Michaol Andorson ( 101 and lgxi Days ( 121 all goof off aftgr a da!J of uvaluatiom:. Ms. Darland had !hum uvalualo vidooo: of othor rhoirs to koop thornsolvos on thoir toos. Ally Hofmoi!:h>r ( 121 and Koi!:I!!J long ( 11 I !:ing ith pas!:ion during practicl!. "If !JOl don't !:ing liko lj<JU'ro alwatJ!: rforming you'll nl!vor got ootfl! . ~ proclaimod Ally. Marina Aragon ( 11 ) roads hor now rnusi(' with passion. !!ho cornmontod that choir wa1: hardor than most thought it was. RJ Hal!nzo (9) warms up on his saxophonl!. His class was practicing for oari~J Monday morning. Mr. Colgrovo said. "PiatJing without knowing tho scala is liko talking to somoonp who doosn'l know nouns . ~ Thl! mar!'hing band walks around tho track at a football gam(!. "Though marching band is hard it's all worth it oncg you slop on that figld." Pgdro Guhormz ( 10) Justin Hudson ( 1 0). Matthaw Bailo~J (9). and And~J Kiaril! (9) praclicl! in a diffgrgnl soclion during class. Mr. Colgrovg mixgd lhl!m all up so lhgy could loam to play lhl!ir part . ���libb!J Glornml!n ( 10) nd Br QZIJ ~pruil ( 11) h ng poster in th11 stairM•II for ~hlllPnt Cabinet. ThP po~h>r~ advCJrti!: d the upcoming basketball gamP and car bash again~t Me!: Ridg(!. Tfw car bash was canrQI(!d duQ to ~:nowu we ther. but our Lo!J!: still b11at thP GrizzliP~ 66-45 . �VI TYe c;U es This club of s tud!!nts was so gnthus iastic. thgy mgt twicg a WQQk. On W gdngsdays. thgy play<!d with papigr-mach6. dmw. a nd ta lkgd art . !!omg QVQn duglgd with Yu-Gi-Qh ca rds. which was n't mally a rt. but it kgpt this group of fri Gnds conngctl!d . On Fridays. thg group's focus s hift<!d to art on scmg n: movigs, that is. Advisgr, Ms . Kl!!!nan. popp<!d in a movi Q. and thg group watchgd a H!!ntivgly . Thgy watchgd animg oftl!n. but also watchgd movigs likg Ogspicabl<! Ml!. Mitchgl Hgns lgyHgplgr ( 12) statgd, "All thg movigs wg watch am animg and mally funny . ~ This club isn't just all businGS!: it's about having fun and mggting ngw pgoplg. AshiGy Hudson ( 12) holds up thG clay modgl that shg paintgd. !!hg said." It is so cutgl~ • '- ,.f··· Missy Lad~glla ( 11) Back Row: Mr. Tim. Lynzi Dicus. Kaitlyn Bgll, Connor !!antos. Robin works at taping an anklo. !!chommgr, laura Rogskg. Front Row: BriHany Nglson. Morgan PgHi. HanMissy was distractGd nah Allgood. Missy lastmlla. KyJig Lousbgrg whilg taping tho anklo. Kylig lousbgrg ( 11) and Hannah Allgood ( 11 ) mgss around with thg icg boot. An icg boot was usGd on athlgtgs who injurod thgir anklos in most casgs. Robin !!chommgr ( 12) works his mgd-kits. Robin Gxplaingd, "It's all for thg ladigs.~ bt..-1 Tre c;t-Les On a daily basis aftgr school. thg athlgtic traingrs wgrg in thg gym. lockgd and loadgd with mgd-kits. walkig-talkigs, and tho knowiGdg<! to hGip. Traingrs had to takg basic Athlgtic Training and Honors Athlgtic training classgs bgfom Mr. Tim would allow thgm to practicg thgir skills. Wh!!n thgm was an injury. athlgtgs kngw thgy could count on thg wgll-pmpamd traingrs to hglp thgm . Whgthgr it was taping anklgs, grabbing icg for dislocatGd finggrs. or assisting hurt athlgtgs off thg figld . thgsQ traingrs kgpt busy witb gnsuring spggdy mcovgry. Thg studgnts. who did not QVQn ggt a cmdit for thgir hard work. wgm mwardgd a fGw thank-yous hgm and thgm. Thgir bigggst mward was thg opportunity to lgHgr. Robin !!chommQr ( 12) statgd "Rgwarding things that comg from athlgtic training for mg am: You ggt to SQIJ awgsomg oxpgrigncgs with injurigs at othgr schools. and I ggt to mggt tho ladigsl~ �RlloVIlC: (09). Kayla Hounc:holl ( 10). Gabby Walkor ( 1 0). and Al!JC:ia McCullough ( 11) hold Tho Mazo Runnllr. Tho group road tho book and camo togothor to discuss if in Fobruary . Back Row: Amariz Lugo. Jcm Applogato. Mariah [vans- Carnoc:. Kayla Hounc:holl . Ashloy Poiffor. [mma Browning. 2nd Row: Mrs. Molina. Josc:ica Halloway . Kandra Ramsoy. Calob Choo. Gabby Walkor. Mrs . RoHman. Mrs. [b(1rwoin . First Row: Mrs . Rodlingor. Ann Mario Ours. Alysia McCullough. Darrian Mihill. Adolo !!Iogar. Vivica Rggvos. Loft: Mariah [vans-Carnoc: ( 12) oats a sandwich and propams to discuss Out of tho Bluo. Mariah statod. "I roally onjoy roading and having somo grub at tho samo limo." Right: Josc:ica Holloway ( 11) gathors tho books to roturn to tho library . [ach group was limitod to ton studonts so that thoro would bo onough books to go around . Roading for fun?! Book club. compric:od of two groups of studontc:. mot twico a month at lunch to discuss books that thoy had road. Tho groupe: woro limitod to ton studonts oach. which holpod to mako for a moro inlimatll soHing. Mrs. [borwgin and Mrs. Rodlingor lod on group. whilo Mrs. Molina and Mrs. RoHman lod tho othor. Thoy road mostly young adult litoraturo such as Punkzilla. Clockwork Angol. lnvisiblo. and gvon Mrs. Rottman's book Out of tho Bluo. Kay fa Hounc:holl ( 10) statod "Tho Hatolist was my favorito book wo'vo road so far b11cauc:u it makus you think of your school and what you would do if thoro was a school shooting." For Christmas. tho two groupe: got togothor for a pizza party in Mrs. RoHman's classroom. Thoy playod a Christmas Carol gamg and Raquol !!hrum and Jgn Applggafg gach won a S 1 0 gift card for Bordure:. "M•J favorilo aspl!cf of O[CA uld d(1finihlhJ hav(1 to b(1 tho hard work and studying. bocaus(1 J"v(1((1arn(1d SO many nQW things." !:aid Broanna .Johnson ( 1 0) . 0[CA. c:ponsorod h!J Mrs .• Johnc:nn. wall a b(1n(1fit for tho<:(? studontc: driv(1n b11 C'hallong(1. solf-int(111(1rtual struC'turo. and oxp(1ri(1nco in mark(1ting . Tho club m(1t ov(1qJ wo(1k; offiC'orc: T!Jl(1r Oidior ( 12) and .loc:hua GilbC!rfson ( 12) m(1t on Monday<: and tho onliro club on Wodnosdays. Thoir objoC'tivo wac: to pr(1paro for markoting compotitions. organiz(1 fundrai<!(1rs and C'OmmunillJ sorvJC'Il prqjPC'IC: w1fh th11 long-torm goal<: of t(1am-builcling. loade>rc:hip rofps and to roc11ivo loC'al. c:tate> and national rocognition. Th11 group c:p~~nt much limo outc:ido of school r(1c:parC'hing and fund-raising at placos c:uch ac: Wond•fc: and Panda [xproc:c:. Th(1 monOIJ h(11plld pay for th11m to go to th11ir compotitions. O[CA won Oic:trictc: in D11comb(1r and had two c:tatp qualifier<:. The> club alc:o maintain(1d th(11r onfing SC'hool c:toro. "Bging ahiP. to say f"vp bggn a part of <!urh groat h>arning llXpMillnNlC: has mad11 hl!ing in O[CA on11 of th11 b c:t cJgcic:ions rv mad1 Jill said T •JI(1r Oidigr ( 12) �Nt1vin Watlt1y ( 12}jumps for jo~J at drama <'lub. Navin was known for his <'razyjumps and flips. "I mally likt1 Drama C.lub '<'ausa it's just a boda<'ious pla<'a to ba boda<'ious with bodacious paopla . And it's praHy cuta. lika a puppy-it giv!!s m!! a chanct1 to go wild. lik!! always . ~ blurtt1d Joshua Bost ( 12). Drama club m!!mbQrsjoin!!d for tha fun it always offt1rt1d. Tht1y wQrQ always mady to act. socializa. and ba individuals wh!!n th!!y m!!t onca a month at lunch and at avary "T!!ch Day~ (almost !!Vt1ry !!aturday of th!! school yQar}. OnQ of thQ top prioritias at "Tach Day~ was for stud!!nts and Miss [lw!!ll to dasign and build tha sats and gat lights programmad for upcoming plays. Tha axcitQmant did not stop th!!ra . Drama C.lub also mad!! sura to kaap tha thaatra organizad. and thay playad gam!!!:. such as Add-A-Man Fmaza. ~maming Ninjas, Four-!!quam. and Don't laugh. "I lova Drama C.lub b!!causa it always shows rna that I can b!! mora." J!!ssa Ping!!l ( 11) statad . • • • • • • • • • • • • • Back Row: !!haquayla Hallman Artmait1r. !!hy-Anna Gramsch. Jodio Robarts . 4th Row: Malissa lastmlla. c.halsia Finck. Maagan Hayas. 3rd Row: Jassica Baav!!r, David Morada. Mariah Abayla. Bathany Ballow. 2nd Row: Mr. C.Ummings. lady Diano Omani. Tra' Gilos. !!hanica !!milh. Front row: Kimbarly Walch. Brianna Ballow. Rasha Kathrain . Rasha Kathroin ( 12) gats down and dirty whila halping claan up Fountain Vallay Natura C-t1ntar. "I do my part for tha onvironmant. mom pt1opl!! naad to do tht1ir part to mako our plana! mor!! b!!auliful." GO GR[[NI [nvironm!!ntal C.lub's goal this yaar is to halp Habitat for Humanity by planting tmas and bushos for 1!!!:!: n!!ad!!d famili!!S that nQ!!d support by .__..,__ tha community . Baking [nvironmantal C.lub mada a float for tha parada but didn't win thg compatition. "It was fun to dacorala tha truck. I lovo baing craalival~ Jodia Robarts ( 12) axclaimad . Brooko Dillingham (9) and Bathany Ballow (9) put thair "musclas~ to work at tha Fountain Valloy Natura C-t1ntor. Thoy woro holping cl!!an up our community on an oarly !!aturday morning and workod all day long . cooki!!s for tha baka sala. and washing cars at auto zono isjust a couplo ways thay raisa mon!!y to halp support thair goal. [nvironml!ntal C.lub racyclas av!!ry gman day and naxt yaar thay hopa to hava Mr. Foltz construct a bin so thay can start to mcycla aluminum . Jack C.ummings Iovas to saa his mambars gat involvad by halping out th!! community . "''m in [nvironmantal C.lub bacausa I faol that it is our duty to maka p!!opl!! awam of our baautiful plana! that wa hava and not doslroy it anymom than wa almady haval~ !!haquala Hallman-Jonas axclaimad . �tJt.A -p.,n v Back: [Jizabgth Grimmg, Makgnna Johnson. Courtngy !!picgr, Taylor KgiJy. Tmntgn Robinson . Ms. Owgn. Front: !!avannah Hick!:. AJgxigus Pgrkins. Danigllg Pachgco. Tori McClung, Kgvin Charbonngau . Not pictumd : Allyson Grimmg, Jgff !!andgrson Alexigus P11rkins (9) and Courtngy !!picgr (12) ggt r11ady for fhgir compotition by listoning to music. Thll group travgJgd to diffgront placgs for thoir compatitions. Makgnna Johnson (9) and !!avannah Hick!: (9) work at thg concossion stands during a baskgtball gamo to raisg monay for tho club. e~Low This wasn't a group dgdicatgd to fomnsic invastigations. and thgsg wgrg not studgnts obsgs!md with C!!l. Rathgr, Fomm:ics was a group of dgbatgrs and spaakgn: who d~?di!'atgd hours. days. and gvgn whoJg wggkgnds to practicing and travaling from city to cit!J comp~?ting in compatition. Of coursa. thgy had to do somll fund-ra·_ ng. such as for thair l:lizabath Grimmg ( 10) acts out har drama for an upcoming compatition . This was har sacond yaar compoling in fomnsics . • • • • • • • • bt.A A co.sltl~C! IV\C!jors "LDTOIH Alysia McCullough ( 11) shout ad out. " I lova Fmnch club. sha said. "It's so much fun . [spacially whan wg play bingo and win prizgs from Ms. Andarson's closat. which mally halps mg Jgarn naw fmnch words.H Tha Franch Club did lots moro than just play Bingo. Officas J:mily thompson. Mitchall Hartman. and Marissa Walkar triad to plan various activitias . Hanging on tha walls waro a varigty of art projacts. from tha most-original franch-carvad pumpkins to Mardi Gras fronch mask!:. And tha small of tha traditional Franch Buchu da Noal cakas fillad tha air gvgry Christmas. Thasa fgstivitias promotad tha Franch languagg and culturg in a fun and uniqug way. Maaling twicg a month. studonts always had somathing to look forward too. H �ClJOr.S "Wig gghfs'r (How aro you?) Mr. Riddlg qugsfiongd. !!tudcmts could barc!ly pay aHgnfion to fhg sponsor's qugsfion. though. bgcausg thgy wgrg all focusgd on all fhg wond11rful Ggrman goods siHing on tho tablo in front of thorn . "German C.lub is proHy gmatl We always havo fun with Mr. Riddle. and wo play mally fun German gamgs," David Powgrs ( 12) slatod . • ~ Mggting about twice a month. tho group learned all about thg Gorman culturo such as c.hrislmas. Karniva. and the Ggrman lndgpgndonco. Ong thing that was appealing to studgnfs infgrested in the club was that there was no languagl! mquimml!nts. Thl! only mquirQml!nl was to havg a good lime! lindsgy W~a.vgr ( 11) gives a thum.~up to making a tow(!,r out of !!tyrofoam eups during C.Ocoa ~nd c:_;_.-~--- C.ram . ... LA seLi.ll\,o. Mo.r-i.ll\,ez v Mr. Felicg, Mrs. !!eabolt. Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Murphy helped our imprgssive link leaders to guide froshmon through their first ygar at WH!!. Thgir moHo was, "You ggf back what you givg,and thgy bglieved that what happened at our school could changg lives . Thgy believed in studgnfs and what fhgy had to offer. link leadgrs helped frgshmen be successful and sponsored many ovonls such as Froshmen orionlation and Cncoa and C-ram. [ach link C-rgw lgadgr was assigned & 1 0 frgshmen for the enlirg ygar. They servgd as frignds. companions. and monlors for tho ygar and beyond. Kiana lgwis {11 ). Angglika Madrigal ( 11 ). Tganng Koch ( 11 ). c.heygnng Forttner ( 11 ) take a hall break from tutoring frgshmen. ~12mla Cal11b T urnQr, Jak11 Wohlman. Rachul Bow11n:. Chris Roth. David Powurs. Col11 Glomm11n. B11n Gallogly. Juan Rodriqu11z. Alux lofgnm. Kyliu lousburg. MaH Johnson. Chllyllnnll Fortn11r. ~laci B11rgman. Kuvin Charbonnuau !Mhl2mla Tyl11r Wirick. Damicm Hightowur. Alux AlirQs. Marc11llo ~tatlllbauQr. linzi Dicus. Kaitlyn Bull. Hoss Kcmyon. Ashluy Kowal11fski . luxi Days. Kiana lowis. Ambur Mooro. RJ Balquin4llbl2mla~ulina Martinuz. Casuy ~hwartz. Bukah Parkur. lindsuy Wuavur. Cody Vizcarra. Natasha Biga. M11gan Lukach. Morgan Gonzal11z. ~m Hayus . ~orunily Ruiningur. Tal11hia Ransom. Kristin Uhl. Courtnuy Tonur. Huctor Rodriguoz~l2mla Mrs . Walk11r. Amariz lugo. Parris F11rribllll. D11anna ly. [rica Cathuy. Audry Gu11rra. JT Charily. Marina Aragon. T11annu Koch. Ang111ika Madrigal . Audra Bgrgman. Mr. C.Ody Vizcarra ( 11) said. F11licg ~12mla Mrs. Murphy. Kcmdra Zaritz. Josig P11na. ~i11rra Mosos. Morgan "[ven though there P11Hi. ~haqualya Hllllman-JonQs. Missy lastrulla. Tonya Kauffman. Carmulla wgrc! fgw frgshmen. B11ssick. Travis ~mit h. [ric Cobb. Mrs. ~11ablot lml!:d}l2mla Tom my Od11nwald. luk11 all the link C.rgw Wall. Acashia M'!jors. Hannah Allgood. ~linna Martinuz. laura NgulJiln . Alysia leaders hglped to McCullough. Kat B11rgman. Karisa ~bish. loxia Wood thoir potgnfial.- �Ms. Ovorstroot. Rachol Phillips ( 10) and David Lovato ( 11) soli lollipops outsido tho main offico to raiso monoy tho junior high compotilion in April. This compotition was hold for junior high Math club studonts. John Balan. stnwt. Dustin Burchott. Front Lovato. Rachal Phillips. Rachol Phillips ( 10) works on an oquilatoral trianglo for tho A!!MA. Tho group mot in Ms. Ovorstroot's classroom ovory Friday. Dustin Burchott ( 11) solvos a problom in proparation for tho Amorican ~holastic Mathomatics Association . Ho said, "Math Club .. . !!o many numbors ovgrywhoro." John Balon ( 11) stands guard outsido tho main offico and soils lollipops for Math Club ono Friday during lunch. Math club. sporu:omd by Mrs. OvorsfrC!Cit . mot tog11thor on Fridays with th11 intgnt goal of understanding highor math. Th11y also aimed at compoting in compotitions to earn scholarship monoy for collogo. November 18. tho group travol11d to cgu Fort Collins for ong such 11vont. John Balan ( 11) and Dustin Burchott ( 11) both compoted and faced Fairviow High ~ool in tho SQCOnd round . '"Wo took individual tosts. • and I gulll:l: wo answomd a , Jot of qulll:tions corr~~etly . " n cvcplainod. Thoy both wgro honorablo irli~ntioncld for tho Probo tost round at tho compotition. This group of aspiring mathomaticiaru: also worked togothor to gonorato somo potty cash. Thoy sold lollipops at lunch. bi!Causo thoy hold a junior high compc~ti­ tion in April and for sgniors who have boon in math club for four yoars got a ~5 . 000 scholarship. Dcrltlltl n �N-JROTC was moro than a rlass nd moro than a moro organization. II was a wa•J of lifo for somo. ~onior Choof Johnson and M~or Davis PXpoclod nothing but tho bosl from lhoir sludcmls. Thoy woro Iough. mcmlally and physically bCJcausCJ of high oxpoclalions. Thoir studCJnls ICJarngd disciplinl!. moral. and physical 'IO:'t.$_1rorogllh. Thoy workoo as a parlicipaloo in paand in drill loam C!VC!nls. such as Run For ThC! Fallgn, and lhri!C! olhC!r local paradgs. N-JROTC mol daily throughout tho school day. pgrfC!Ciing lhoir marching. standing. drill lgam. and oomingly ovon lhoir pushups. ~ludonl also porformCJd inspCJrlions to mako surC! ovC!rtJOnC? lookC!d uniform and in acrordaneg to lhC!or standards of dross codo. Xavo r Joynl!r ( 11) said. " N-JROTC loach11s you about lhCJ applications of having a mililarlJ lifo. II also fgachos of lhCJ slmnglh of our branchos of sgrvicC!. WuJofwld Cornmt.mhJ Jlor .do. n ••• J parhtlp.;ll"d m tho paratlq WOfiJ yoar Anthon•! ~undcoro ( !O)o:a>d. 'N.JROTC lo""hoo • .,.• ..t.·~rAllf ..;~-- ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Right: Ms. Lovato talk!: to A!:hlu!J ( 10). Kolsuy Bigh m ( 1 0). and Dugggr ( 1 0) about ngw iduas for thg issug. Bottom lgft· Danicia !!tupisnik ( Daniullu Pachaco ( 10). Rachol ( 1 0). AIClx Parrott ( 10). and Danian Mihill ( 11) watch as Mgqan Piiraimm ( 1 0) takos a piC'turo of - --Taylor Rirhmond's mouth. Bottom right: Ashlgu Rood ( 11) and Alox Pa rott ( 1 0) coli hor with th ir p na !!ummgrfigld . Darrian Mihill. Oanicia !!tClpisnik. Gaby Walkgr, ••1111111• Allison Hofm ois tgr, !!oan Zimkas. Oanigllo Pachgco. A!:hlgy Pgiffgr, Kglsgy Bigham. Phognix Ougggr, f!tgphgn Batos. ltl..f. ._ Ms. Lovato. Ni ck LQonard. Pmston Hoko. Taylor Richmond . A!:hlgy Rggd, Mggan Piiraimm. Rachgl Phillips. Ms. Lovato and [ditor-ln-chiof f!gan Zimkas ( 12) ran a tight ship with tho nowspapgr staff. Thg Journalism staff mgt during sovgnth hour to plan and producg thg papgr. [ach pQrson on thQ largQ staff playQd a difforont rolo in tho production of thQ papQr. TogQthQr, though. thgy mprQSQntQd thQ voicg of WH!!. "Journalism is a miQaSQ from rogular [nglish class{!!: whQm you havo tho froodom to oxpross your voico for thg school to SQQ," said Taylor Richmond ( 1 0). Tho class. run much liko a businoss, challongod studonts to soo bQyond thomsQIVQS. Th{!y lookQd at issuQS and triod to publish intorosting storiQs that rolatQd to high school studQnts. "Journalism crQatQs thQ uniquo individuals in our socioty. It brings out thQ writ(!r's imagination and shows multiplg pQrspQctivQS," oxplainod Mogan Piirainon ( 1 0). �HapplJ to bQ ac!'QptQd into RQnaissancQ. laura OiBmll ( 12) shakas Mrs. Hout!'han's hand . !!ophomoms Marlo Zahn. Nick lQonard. Jamd Foulk. C.lay McCombQ, Ka11lynn Rolx!rds. Domi mcalla. Nathan Graham. Brandon TovQs. and David BustamQnto strikQ thQir proudl!st posl!s for thl! caml!ra flashQs aftl!r th11 induction cl!rl!mony. urnor. Mogan Piirainon. Glommun. Justin Cook. Mcl<l!nna ~ummorfiuld. Caleb Choo. ~bnna Wiggins. ~mantha Hayus. Mariah [vans. Alox Garcia. Gaby Walkur. Kayla HounelalJ McCombo. Nathan Graham . shu.ll. Abbiu Hart . Tonya Kauffman. Kalil! Wimp. Audra Burgman. Choyunno .,.· Fortnur. Molissa Haunza. Josh Kunyon. Mr-. Riddlu. ~laci &r~ man. Olivia Higgins. Katharinu Burgman. Alysia McCollough. Nick loonard . David Buslamanlo. Marlo Zahn. Audry Guarra. Daanna ly. Daniullu Pachaco. Michaula Taylor. Monica ~nlos. Taylor Andurson. Darrian Mihill. Natasha Biga. lgnasis Gutiormz. Michallo Porcalli. Morgan Jamos. Paris Farriooa. Kavin Charbonnoau. Arriannu Davis. Danicia ~tl!pisnik ( 10) proudly !lhows hQr Rl!naissancl! foldl!r aftl!r thl! cammony. ~a raciavad a Blua card. "Jfs always graat to know that my knowladgQ is appmciatl!d.· said Danicia. Coming to school. doing hom11work. and voluntaaring now and than could 11arn a studant a R1maissanca cardl Taachl!rs nominatod studants who thay considamd good candidatas: studQnts who workad hard or showad improv11m11nt in thair acadQmic l!ndaavors. Tho card camo with mwards lika fraa candy bars and hom work coupons I ~tudonts wom racognizad at a school assambly in January. Many parants camo to choor on thoir childmn . "Jrs cool. lx!causo you ara mcognizad for your hard work in acadamics and I lattarad this yQart· axclaimod Gaby Walkar ( 10). ~tudonts could laHar in acadamics if thoy woro in Ranaissanca for thraa som stars. • • • • • • • • • • -g.(:j: ~~ V\.,C~ soto Building tow11rs. mousotrap cars. and making windmill fans wamjust soma of tha things that ~ionco C.lub did whan thay mot on Mondays. Tha group ata lunch and plannod th11ir ~il!nra plans in Mrs . tarmocl!fs room with pmsidants Josh I<Pnyon ( 12) and tamaron ~urak ( 12). traasuror I sucratary fric Cobb ( 11 ). and public r11lations officars Kurstyn Montaz ( 11) and c.hristina Hartmann ( 11 ). Tha group also pmparad for ~ianca Olympiad at u~ . Tha statawida competition against othar high schools from Colorado was hc:>ld on March 5 and offorPd moro than fwpnty ovantc: of compptition. Mambprs alc:ojudgad tho District 3 flamontary ~ianco Fain: during tho first sam star in !!eptQmbar and Octobar. �"[I C.lub dg [ s paiiol gs mu y s lupgndous ly a mazing!" gxclaimCJd Josig "Thg Grgal" PCJiia ( 12). Josig s grvgd as lhCJ club's s gcmlary . f!panish Club. c:ponsomd by Mrs. GonzaiCJs . didn' t H!quirg any languagg skills or gvgn for lhg s tudgnls to spgak in f!panish . Pmsidgnl f!amantha Haygs ( 12). and Vicg Pmsid CJnl MCJgan Lukach ( 12) lgd thCJ group in fun acliviligs such as f!panish/[nglish Piclionary or Bingo in f!panand [nglish . "Basically. C.lub dg [spaiiol gs muy awgsomol" oxclaimgd MCJgan Lukach (12). f!panish C.lub mgt gvgry sCJcond and fourlh Thursday in Mrs. Gonzalgs' room . f!panish C.lub was a group of studCJnls who wgrg inlgmstgd in dgvgloping lhgir languagg skills and lgaming a liHICJ bit mom about a diffgmnl culturo. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t A I amraac: during a pap assambhJ for tho bac:katball gamo aqainc:t Masa. Ha was onrouraging c:tud!mls to attune! tha gama. laumn f!hank!: ( 11 ). [rica Cathay ( 11 ). Kaitlyn Chadbourno ( 11 ). Brianna Thomas ( 11 ). and ArriannCJ Davis ( 11 ) choor boislgrously during a lunch pClp assombly. Most of spirit club skippgd lunch to bo lhgrg . Back row: Kaitlyn ChadboumCJ. Tahgim Davis. Micagla WgrnCJr. Victoria Bod!!n. Dominiqug Hays. Fourlh row: f!haunlgll Taylor. Paris FCJrribCJCJ. Briana ~pruill. Brianna Thomas. laurgn ~hanks. MiddiCJ row: f!gJina Marlingz, Jadgn [dwardc:Thompson. Vivica RCJCJVCJS. Kah!lyn Wood. Arrianno Davis. lindsgy Wgavgr. f!gcond row: Ms. Blazi. Jgnnifgr Barlgr. Morgan Zimprich. Lyndsgy McAninch. Monica f!antos. ~laci BCJrgman. First row: Cola Glomman. Tro' Gih!s. Not Picturad: [rica Cathay. Chris Roth Kara Grant. Tylar Williams. Ton!J Carodim> ( 11) wavgs h1s hands in thCJ air at tho srhool prop assgmbly. Hg wantgcl to parlicipatg in a bac:kotball challgngo to promoto school spirit. "You should gQt pictumc: of mo. bQr.au"P. I'm vCJr!J spiritQdl" ho inslructocl. J1 f. Ms. Blazi and Ms. C.inoHo SP4Jns:orl thg ngwast Gladialory club. ~pirit For a nCJw club it was rathar largCJ. including 27 studgnls . Tha group mol ovary T uosday at lunch with tho inf!mt goal of finding ways to promolo school spirit by supporling and acknowlodging tho many talonls that studonls had to offor. Tho group parlicipalod in pop assombly gamos and choors and brought frignds along for svpporl. Thoy sont out gifts and candy bags to baskCJiball playors. tho music groups who wont to C.M[A. and Drama bofom thoir production of May tho Farco Bo with You . Whilg ggHing hor ~pirit C.lub shirl. Arrianng Davis ( 11) said . "I can't wait to just act silly at this pap assombly." �~OYOli:J"- CO<~O"'-" '­ David Pritchard ( 11 ) and Hoss Kanyon (12) modal for tha a discusJaans Driva. b t Brandon Most of tha ' (u O) nd th 0 jaans in th~ box 1 a wam Hoss s oftha group focusad. Audry Guorra I 11 I croate>s a postor for tho WH~ MRH~ baskotball rar ballh. l.auran Hagor (9) makos a posfpr Natasha Biga ( 12) and Chris for tho Car Bash. Unfortunatai!J· tha avant was cancalod bocauso of Roth ( 12 1count monay for llro...:;;~"""'"' for Pationts. That tha waathor. ~tudont Cabmot. a group of oiPrh!d ~tudont~ who ropro~ontod our a/'•'u"""" body. ~~in a rirclo at tho boginning of clall!l. Prosidont Col Glommcm I 121 bogan tho di!lcussion . This wa~ tho group that plannod our homorommg tallgato party . assombhos. spirit wopks, rar bashos. and communihJ sorvti'CI fundraisc>rs ~uch as Ponnips for Palionts and Harv st of lovo. ·~tudant Cabinot aro tho basi~ of Widofiold ; wo run thi~ srhool: .Jarod Foulk I 1Ol proudly atd . In Ortob r. ~tudont Cabmot orgamzc>d Harvo~t of lov11 . Togothor with thP s:rhool's: offorts. thotJ rolloctod about 75.000 lbs. Erir Cobb I 11 I !:Std. ·~tudant Cahinot is a 'fun class'. howwor ~gy­ tsh ha~ mado it a lossor htgh school Chris Roth I 121 had anothor opinion on ~tudcmt Cahinot . "Although rvo only lx>on m Cab•nc>t for ono y11ar. 11'~ boon somo of tho fun l'vo h dl• Chris oxrlaim d. Briana ~pruill agr C!d. ·~tudont Cabmot has bc>11n a roaii!J fun oxpPricmro to bring th srhool togothor.· • • • • • Yaarbook was a class that look a lot hard work and dadiC'ation. In fad. tha Ianning procoss c:tartad bafora tha c:chool oar avan bogan. ~voral of tho staff ltandod camp at UCC!! to bagin planning ho C'Ovor and thamo. Tho pnfira staff look a trip to C!!U in Oclobgr for fhg annual CH~PA ronfonmC'o. Thoro worl! alway<: daadlinoc: to moat. and Mrs. [bgrwain insislod that studanls couldn't bg lata. or at loast not too Jato. "Do dlin ara vary tough and stmssful to work on, but in tho gnd tho product comas out groat and is worth all of th11 stros . Wa work fogl!lhor as a famii!J to m ko all of our dgadlincu: and if makos our bond ovon do or in fhl! cmd.M ~alina M rfinoz ( 11) olahoratud. Tfrg staff in! rviC!wod c:tudanh:. wroto lorios. ell! rqm!ll pag s. and uc:od thoir photography skrll" to croala this pact I'U" Jar IJOarbook. Tho staff was blo to lic:tcm to music whilo !hoy workud. nd thoir work involv d th fun rlidic. bohindthu-sC'ona work th t m 1111 studonlc: lovad doing. "If's good to know what's going info fhg •Jo rbook and wh t if's going to b liku in thu ond: Brianna Bollow (12) tatod. �K-WHg Naws. lad by faarlass and knowladgaabla advisar. Brant Bloam wac;: mora than a group that spoulad out announcamanls. Thay look naws to an art form. gludanls laarnad about lalavision production and filmad tha naws. Thoy loarn about lalavision production during fire;:! hour and cama in aflor c:chool to film and adil tho naws . "This yoar was a lot mom challanging than pravious yaars duo to all of lha changas !hal wam mada and how many naw things lhara wara to laarn." Christian Baard ( 12) axplainad . Boliava if or not KWHg had a lot mora to if than what studanls saw avary morning. gtudanls wara raquirad to film. adil. dirac!. ba on camara. and mao! light daadlinas . "Out of avarylhing wa craalad this yaar. my favorilo projocl was our slop motion Lago film." Zach C.imino ( 10) axplainod. KWHg did prosonl tho school's announcamanls avary morning . but !hoy did much mom than !hal . II was obvious lhallha staff look prida in !hair work! •• • • • • • • • • • ~ Bark: tamaron gcurok. Middla: Zar Foslar. Mrs. Murphay. talab Gorrill . Front· MaH ~larko . •Josh Kanyon . ~==::;::;;iiiil Josh Konyon ( 12). tamoron ~urok ( 12). MaH ~larka (12) and talob Gorrill ( 11) point aeeuc:ingly at Zac Fo<:tor ( 11) prolanding to ba up<:at about his tardinass. Tho fi vo bo!JS in Unicyclo C.lub w aro r!!all yjuc:t a group of friondc: who likad to rido in lha wind and oat luneh togolhor. Tha Unicycla C.lub. sponsomd by Mrs. Murphay (who didn't rida a unicycla). was comprisad of a group of fivo frionds. Pmsidanl Josh ""Hoss" Kanyon ( 12) said. ""I praland to givo !ham spaachas but I actually alaclad !hom all pmsidonf." commonlod Hoss. Officially !hoy mal on Wodnosdays. but almost any of tho woak. ono could find lha fiva mischiavous boys hanging out in Mrs. Murphy's room. Mostly. !hoy lalkad about unicycling and lifa. Though !hay did faw official aclivilias. !hay did rida logalhar in lha C.Ommunily Parada. badackad in haadbands and shockingly short shorts. �~pon or· Mr. CvlgrovP Officor!:: Prosidcmt- T!Jior Klopem:lino V1r11 Pm~:idpnf- Au~:iln lopl!z ~vl!r!Jono on Band Cvuncil workl!d in unison pmparing for tha Winlarfast. om> of lhP biggpsf pprformanca~: for lhl! mu~:ic groups of tha !Jilar. "Irs axciling and fun organizing !:oml!lhing llovp and baing apart of if." Au<:lin lop<>z ( 12) convl!tjlld . Band Cvunril al~:o hoslad a variahJ of fund ra1~:c>rs such as the> popular Applaho s PancakP Bmakfast. ~pon~:or : M1 Oarl nd Off1car!:· Prc>s1dont- Gabrwllll Mancha V1ce Pras1dant- Adolll ~Iogar The ml!ll of frm:hhj qriiJC!d hamburgors f11lod tha air as evmyonl! lmpalionlltJ waitl!d to I ~:to thoJOIJ of aJUICIJ hamburgc>r for only ~ 1.50. Thl!: wa ono of tho m ny fund r 1ser th I Chon Cvunc1l orgamzad. Th11y al!:o old than f mous chocol los. Choir Cvunc1l avon m da T-sh1rt to proudh1 di~:pl IJ thoir club around tha commurnty . Though tlw mambor~: wora busy with thou work. thC!!J also had limo to sit down with C!ach othor and discuss ntJ disagraeml!nl!: nd como up wdh !'ompromisos. thus making Choir Cvunc1l vor!J clo a knit. "Musi!' bolongs to ovanJOna·s ~:oul and our chon holps craata 11.· Gabriollo Mancha ( 12) proudi!J pro!'laimod. ~pon<:or: Me:. ~lwoll Offi!'or!:: Prosidl.!nl- .Joffl!r!J ~ndl!r!:on Vi!'a-Pm~:idl!ni-Auslin lopoz ~orrl!tar!JBrady Pool light<:. Caml!ra. ACTION! ~vl!nJthing wa!: running !:moothhj. and I!VI!f!JOnl! was l!cstatic about lhl! big pmmiora of tha play that night. For months fund raisl!r!: wl!ra hc>ld to raisl! monl!y for props and co<:tumpc: . Ma11ting ovar!J Tuo<:day at lun!'h and I!VI!n ~tur­ da!J<: Drama Cvun!'il plannc>d all of thl! littlo things that kPpt plalJ!: and Drama running. ~vcm though tho m rnban: alwatJS workod hard . thi!!J had fun doing it. "Drama Cvun!'il llows mo to spond tirnl! with poopll! who truhJ !'aro about acting. wl!·ro liko a family.· Christophor Roth ( 12) gladly <:tatQd. c �b~ GClrcL~V~- CClS.tClV~-CV~­ ,....,_.,._"' V~-iil "Bi.Cl V~-CCl so o S+r•flgs Orchestra, ed ' by M·. Maga ong dunng seventh hour every day, was mostly freshman, but t'lere were four sophofY'ores who lead ~-~ n >the group. "The fun thr"'g about orches+ra rs it orings you to c'lallenges," commented Desrree Gallegos (1 0). St•ing Orcr-es+ra was the brggest orcr>est·a ou+ of al three. Thrs class was not orly a class where one 'lad to try hard, out a class where one could hang out and chrll M. Magalong . desc'lbed thrs c ass as a stress ~liever. Stnng Orchestra was expected to do better and learn from each prece of mL. sic but have fun while doing it Mr. Magalong conducts while Ravyn !!nodgrass ( 10) and Danielle Tuthill ( 10) follow his lead . Mr. Magalong had surgery on his hand but still ma11aped to conduct. •, Back Row: Chayanne Jnn!!ll!!Z'(J•~ssrca Holloway . Ryan OHo. Brian ~cGat1ey. Brandon McKee Third Row: along. Jessica Frasco. Amber !!mith. Valanlina Goergen, 1\ltariwlh DuVal. Kayla Lukach . Amariz !!ilvis !!econd Row: lauren Braun. lJarJie~llr­ Maul. Alexieus Perkins. !!arah !!mith. Josyln Bayley. Ashley Hudson. Levana Taylor Front Row: !::lena Briseno. I::IUah Yates. Marco Reyes. and Ta!jana Worrell. b~ GCl VOLt:J VICl V~-iil lS~Cl V~-CCl soto Valentina Goergen ( 10) tunes her G-slrings. !!he has been playing the violin since sixth grade. Brian McGahey ( 1 0) starts off the day by luning the Astring . He was first chair. Ta!jana Worrell ( 10) plays the cello. !!ymphonic Band had four cellos . Behind l'losed doors. there were polontial candidalgs for Chambgr !!Iring!:, and Mr. Magalong pushgd gach of hi!! sludgnl to succelld. !!ymphoni!' Or!'hedra was a ngw !'Ia!!!: that evonod out our gvor growinq numbers in studonls. [venJ !:ludont in thi!! or!'hostra had to work hard to movo up to Chambor !!Iring!!. "I could only say thanks to !!ymphonic Orchgsfra. becau!:u now I am raady for Chambor !!trir~gs.· commonlgd Loxi Perkrn!! (9). Mr. Magalong carofullrJ dgcidgd who to rank up to Chambor ~!rings and who still needed to sla!J in !:!Jmphonic orcho!!lra. Magalong lookgd for good po!:lure. sound. being tuned. and boing dodicatod to thoir in!:trumonl. ~ymphonic Orcho~:­ tra was a step to Chambor !!trrnq!:. �tJ CCI rN~ v.- CC!S C! v.-ov.CI v.-ci • ·•~~~··~iam [a!llor Ovorturow WiniPrtP!:I. ChambPr ai!:O plalJOd "A Kanw • ~·~ cap1>r w a bluo!l pioco . Mr. Maq lonq' Ch mbor !!trmqs workocl on orrhn,.tr I htor lura of tho b roque. classw. rom nhc. nd contornpor nJ er s of music. This was ono of tho rno t ehtg at WH!!. Ono of thmr most pmshgious rcomphshrnont was tho porformanco at CMrA. It was hold at the Broadrnoor " CM[A was a now gxp mmco for Widofiold. (J(lc u o wo finally had a qroup capablo of th chaiJgngos.w cornmontocl Josh !!otzgr ( 11 ). Mr. Maqalonq h11ld vory hrgh oxpgcfahons for all of hr qroups. but for this ono o pgci II!J. Hg com:rstonlh stross d to the group how how ntod tho pioC' to ound. Ho push d lh!!rn to pmfoclron. At th ond of lhg da4. II thw work pard off. ~t:-o-------, Back Row: lorunzo Jimenez. Bobby !!zcz11ch. laQuan Johnson. Justin Rou. Dani11l Cmam11r. Josh !!alz11r. Domi !!kalla. Cruz Rubio. Brilney Douglas. Third Row: Mr . Magalong. Tori W aits. Rebocca Cooper. [ric WI!SI!mann. Miranda Bonvillai n. M11gan Lukach. Jl!ssica Wl!sl!mann . Nicoll! l yons. Kurs tyn Monl11z. Chris tina Ha rtmann . !!acond Row: Da niullyon. [ mily Walkor. Abigail Ha rt . lgnasis Gulil!rmz. M11gan Piira inl!n. D11vin Jo!J. Missy las lrl!lla . Michaala T a!Jior. laura Nguyun. !!tuphaniu Corrua. Da rr11n F11rgins. !!ll!phl!n Ba ll!!:. Front Row: Call!b Turngr. Da ni11l Trumbl11. Zach linds11y. Ka lhl!rinl! Bargma n. Rach I Philhps. Connor Brawur. a nd David Lovato. Loft: Christina Hartmann ( 11) and Domi f!kalla ( 10) plarJ "Mi N11graw for tho NH!! assombly . Tho •mng lastod four minulos . Right: lgnasis Gutiorroz ( 12) and Dostiny lucoro ( 11 ) platJ first violin for tho NH!! assombly. Tho song was a Vonozuolan salsa. [c:~ VI-CCl So o loft: Daniul T rumbl11 ( 11) rocks soma slyl11 with his glasSI!S and cl!llo altha Broadmoor. Middl11: Abigail Hart (10). Tori Waifs ( 10). M1chaala Taylor ( 1 0). and !!ll!phanil! Corr11a ( 10) strikl! lh11ir "Am11rica's Nmct Top Mod11r pos11s b11fora CM[A performanc11. Right: Chambl!r !!!rings scr11ams "Matrix" and act crazy on th11 bus to tha Broadmoor. • • Mr. Magalong makosa ngw friond at Bambino's! Ho took thg group thgrg aftgrCMrA. "It's a family . it's Young Monoy and G-Un it mixgd toggfhgr with a dash of Big Timo Rush. FAMILY!" Jamgkia Howoll ( 1O)jokl!d . A group for womgn's voicl!!: invoJvgs sludonts who havg complotgd thg Jgarning skills in provious choir classgs . Ms. Darland hgJpgd tgach in ordgr to sight-sing and to sing indgpondl!nlly. Womons fnsombll! workgd on and sang many vocallitgraturo and stylos of choral music. Th11y pgrformod in sovgral choir compolitions such as CMrA. M11lro. !!olo and [nsomblo. and Largo Group. Th11so compotitions holpod thorn improvo thoir skills. but moro importantly. it gavo thgm soml! constructivl! criticism . Tho group wgnt on a trip to !!an Antonio to porform in a compolilion and to havg fun with olhgr studonts who lovo choir. "I thought it was a fun oxporioncQ fundraising for somothing that all of us arg so I!Xcitgd for." Tganno Koch ( 11) commontl!d . Dalt 1111< fi �The Colorado Music Educators Association, an annual conference that invites only the best to perform each year, accepted Widefield's Chamber Strings and Women's Ensemble to perform at the1r conference this year. To be invited to perform was one of the highest honors a musical ensemble could receive. "Only the best audition; tapes are chosen from schools all over Colorado," explained Justin Roe (12). Music groups from all over Colorado and from all levels gathered at the Broadmoor on January 27 to participate in this once in a lifetime honor. Both groups performed six pieces that the day '"'the Mr. Magalong and thCl chajr urong treatl!d thu Orchegfra to Bambinos aftur thCJir pClrformance. whure they af1 a pizza buffet Damm Fergins (9) and lgnasis Gutierrez ( 12) !:mile after their l:atil:fying meal. Mr. Magalong take!: a much needed rel:l at the end of �Kay Ia ~ull ( 1 0). Madison ~trunk (9). and Kay Ia Kissang ( 10) warm up with stmtchCJs and singing to "NgwAww: This hglpgd out with moving thgir vocal chords so lhll!J could sing b11Har. ~-A set~~~~.~ M~~-[~~~.e:z. v Ll?ft: Natalio Duk (9). Kyra Holdcraft ( 1 0) ancl Caili RatJmoncl (9) sing to "Fimflioc:" by Owl CihJ. ThmJ dicl this song for lhCJ Broadwa!J Pops concgrf. Right: KatJia Bl!ldiman (9) and Gabbtj Mancha ( 12) do lip trills. This hl!lpl?d movp thoir lips so th11y rould sing loudl 'Work on IJOur clirlion iris!" Ms . Darland c:aid whiiCJ conducting . BCJrauc:a !hie: choir wac: a bgginning IPvPI. all fmshm11n ancl b11ginning rhoir girlc: who wanl11d to join a rhoir w11r11 abl11 to join this rlac:s without auditioning . L.aMPPkia ~vane: ( 12) wac: th11 Wompn's ConcPrl Choir mprllsonlativl?'l. This rhoir inlroclucpd lh11 concQpls of rhoral c:inging surh as producing. undprslanding . ancl macling choral music. "llikll it. it's supgr fun and I would b(l in it again," Madison ~trunk (9) said. MamJ homCJ concgrl'l and pgrformanclls Wllrll what lhQij g11t grad11cl on. "It's a ngw musical gxpgrigncg that you haVI! to hQar for !JOUrsl?lf." JQnnifl?r Barfpr (12). Back Row: ~hi a nn o Brooks. ~i o rra Coopgr. Marissa ~ary . Kyra JonCJs. Hal?liCJ ~haw . Bailgy Jurg Qns-Richmond . Jgnnifgr Bafgs, ~ICJphanig AIICJn. Karla ~cull . Kyra Holdcraft.Vicloria ~nchCJz-Mondragon . ~rin Orr~hCJCJI. Taylor Dunlap. Kayla Ki ssanCJ. Tymbm ~gggrs. Chglsga RCJCJd . Jasming WCJnlink ~nudo 3rd Row: NataliCJ Duk. Caitlin Raymond . Victoria McClain. Kayla ~bisch. Bmanna Johnson. Cassig ~tringCJr . Jgssica Thl?rrion. Corona Cotngr, Ciara Brown. KCJndra Zarilz 2nd Row: Nicolg OlivCJr. ~vanna Marquardt. J11nnifgr lgon-Gugrrgro. Kalio Tomlinson. lgng Mglchi . Trista Guthrio. Jgnnifgr Barfgr 1s l Row: ~haunfgll Taylor. laMCJokia ~van s . Ms. Darland. Kayla BCJidiman. AmbCJr BurkCJ. Not Piclumd: L.aumn Braun. Marilyn Foorslar. Madgloing Griggo. Madison ~trunck . DaniCJIICJ Tuthill 0 v sel~V~-C! M~ ~-:~~~~.ez ~ V~-d s . . 0 VI il lv\L Py I) Bmozy son (10). siah Bay loy ( 1 ( 12). ~th Hanl11y ( 11). Joff ~ndorson ( 12) sing at Ihi! fall concl!rl. Morrison. 2nd Row: Juliana Tuck. AICJxis PCJck. Briana Algxsiss Days. Gabby Mancha. Gabrigllg Artmoior. Orq ~nlos . 1 sl Row: RachCJI Bowors. BriHngy Hamilton. long. Marina Aragon. ~va AdCJICJ ~fgggr. Not piclu Hofmgisfgr Rachl!l Bowgrs ( 12) was tho mprosgnlilivg for Classic Choralo. It was a mixod choir with studcmts from Womon's Concgrf Choir. Chambor ~inggrs. A Capglla. and Womgn's ~nsomblo auditioning to bCJ a part of this choir. "My favorill! thing about Classic Choralo is how Wll all got along so wl!ll. and ifs not just a Choir. Wo'm a loam." Brittnoy Hamilton ( 12) staiCJd proudly. Classic Choralg usod thoir advancgd abililios to do indopgndgnl sight-singing. Thoir porformancgs includod homl! concgrfs. compglilions. and tours. Th11y I!VI!n wl!nl to ~n Antonio to pgrform in a nalionwidl! compglitionl "Classic is a big pol of soup with fun. hardwork. good concorts. good singing. and pgoplo who lovl! choir all mixod around to form lhl! pgrfl!cl soup you want to 11al ovoryday. 11von whl!n it's hot oulsido," Bm11zy ~puill (11) jokod. �Acapglla choir wa~: a choir of all mgn dimctgd by choir tgachgr M~: . Darland . It wa!: a cour~:g that gavg ~:tudgnt~: a chancg to improvg thgir ~:ing­ ing ~:kill!: whilg garning a high ~:chool cmdit . "You lgarn a lot about diffgnmt mu~:ic and thl! diffgrgnt ~:tylg~:.· Jo~:h GiJbgr~:on ( 12) ~:tatgd. Thg group ~:ang pum vowgl~: n fngli~:h and lgarngd to !:ing in a varigty of diffgrgnt languagg~: including latin. Gl!rman. Italian. Fmnch. and othgr~:. Camgron !!mith ( 10) QXprc!!:!:l!d. "IJikg bging in Acapglla Choir. bgcau~:g it i!: fun , and thg tgachgr i!: nicl!. • Ong of Acapl!lla'!: main goal!: wa~: to makg it to pitch. which thgy did . "At thg bgginning of thg • • •• •• •• Ju~:tin Rog ( 12). J(gnny law~:on ( 12). Niko Nardo ( 11 ). and Jaymg Wil!:on ( 10) !:ing "Ain't Mi~:bg­ having.· Thg ~:ong wa~: for thgir Broadway Pop!: concgrt in April. K1ana U!w11: ( 11) and luplfa Vgra ( 10) !:inq to"Jump" b4 Glcw. "If~: tho ba~:t plaN! to bg and we am the bed • Kiana !:latgd. J(gnngth law~:on. Aaron William!:, Ju~:tin Rog, Cody Robin!:on. Ryan Otto. Middll! Row: !!l!lina Martingz, Ca~:gy Cardena!:. Gabrigla Flom!:. Jg~:~:ica Murray. Kiana U!wi!:, lupita Vgra. M~:. Darland. Front Row: Kylig Robin~:on. Aly~:ha Walton. lynd~:gy McAninch. Tl!ica Ott. To ggt into thi~: mixgd choir. ~:tud!!nt!: had to audition. Ju~:tin Rog ( 12). thg Chamber !!inger!: mpm~:gntativg from Choir Council "llikl! to warm up in cia!:!: bgcau~:g it hglp!: your voicg" Jaymg Wil~:on (10) ~:tatgd. Thi!: choir ~:ang purg vowel!: in [ngli~:h and lgarngd to !:ing in a varigty of diffgrgnt languagl!!:. Thgy pgrformgd at largg Group s !!olo s fn~:gmblg. "Choir. Thgrg'~: !:inging. !:miling. and acting. It'!: hardgr than it look!:. but it i!: dgfinitgly worth it in thg !!nd." lynd~:gy McAninch ( 11) ~:miled. Ca!:eiJ Cardena~: ( 10) !:ing!: to warm up her voice!:. 'Warm-up!: am hglpful but !:ometime!:, thi!!J am long and take time" !:h!> ~:fated �Gorrotto Koohn (9) Diogo Galindo ( 10). Jocolyn Gilbort (9) Robort Hoanzo (9) all play in unison during Loft: Damian Baugh (9) plays tho xylophono during class. "Ifs fun to loarn. it takos a lot of hard work and practico.HDamian statos. Right: Josso [don (9). Wosloy ~mith (9). Dorrick Christophorson (9). and Justin Hudson ( 10) put thoir talonts into play whilo playing tho trumpot. IDlryack. Ryan Groon. Ooshawn Ooylo. Mifhcholl Millor. Damian Baugh. Maffhow Travis. 3rd Row: Josso [don. Wosh1y ~ilh . Oorrick Christophorson. Justin Hudson. [rica Poroz ~lotfoldt . P~o IDlipwash. Nicholas Martin. Aullfin Camarata. Joffnzy IDlrum. 2nd Row: Mr. Colgrovo. Oaniollo Umploby. Maffhow Bailoy. Robort Hacmzg , Garroff Kuohn . JOCCIIyn Gilbort. Andy Kiario. Ryan Marshall. Kaylynn ~fowart . Fronf Row: Oominiquo l:sporicuota. Kayla Konf. Paffrick Myors. Aubroy Monini, Rachol McAninch. CariAnn Whoolor. Julia Mortonson. Austin Camarata (9) roads music and practicos for futuro porformancQS. ~ymphonic band would practic!! music for months b!!foro lh!!ir p!!rformac!!. • • • • • • • • • If it isjazz rolatod. it is playod by this band. This group of musicians studiod difforont jazz sty los. hislorios ofjazz. and diffonmt improvisations as it portainod to tho stago band . Mr. Colgrovo roquirod his studonts to play during porformancl!s in front of livo audionc11s including concorts and sago band compotitions. [vory month !hoy trav11lod to compoto against diff11ront schools throughout Colorado. Tho compotitions aro holpod tho group to bott11r tho band in ovory way possiblo. Nathan Craft ( 12) oxplainod. "Jazz band is litorally tho bost class I havo ovor takon. Jazz band is tho bombt• Daltllti< n �Back: AIIDC Parrott. David Powu r~. Dan•ol De ul~ch . Bon Gallogly. Thoma~ McComoo. Au~lin lopt?z. ~brina Wiggms. Johnalhan Wiggin~ . Mr. Colgrovu. 3rd row· Ryan Boll. Patrick Kilh!'en. Ambur Moorn. Daniello Mill11r. Chrislofor Wormll. Tylor Hilluary. Jam11s Gallogly. Taylor Andon:on. [va ~Iugar . 2nd Row : laura DiBmll . Pudro Gutiurmz. Barbara Root. Kayla Houn~he ll . Kevin Charbonnoau. Paxton Cra n11. Tyler Klopt?nsline. Patrie Cannody. Morgan Jame~ . Front: Gabby Mancha. Karisa ~bisch . Airiana Aquino. Baill!y Fla ten. laci Finnigan. Michollll Porc11lli. Maura Huggins. warms up. Ho stat ad. ·M!J favorito song is "Autumn on ll!~A'~' Whito lako: bocauso it's su!'h a uniquo piQC(! and novor rosolvos. !:::JTYe' c, ~le.s t) 'LM wetcltl Danni Millar ( 10). T a!Jior Andorc:on ( 11 ). and T!Jie>r Klopom:tino ( 12) prartirP "~ong of loudoc:t Praisa· for tho up!'oming rompotition. "llika how avaqJona is so s riouc: about music in this class and how tho!J communicato through mU!:ie: oxplainod T!Jior. ''Thi!H! is no party without music.· oxclaimod David Powors (12) [voryday. Mr. Colgrovg (gad Chambgr Winds in practico and mading music. It wasn't just a class timg arrangl!ml!nt this class took a lot of dgdication outsidl! of class. To ggt into thg highgr porforming musical class. ong had to audition with Mr. Colgrovg. laura OiBmll ( 12) statgd, - =""'-"It's mally fun to bl! playing around PQopll! who actually know how to play this lovl!l of music.· [vgry thmo to four WI!Qk!:. thg group participatod in soma kinds of compotition . .. • • Charl11s ~wil'kl!rd (10) lak11s a lgsl. Mr. Colgrovg gavu lhgsg fgsls to l11sl how much a sludgnl actually praclicl!d according to lhoir log shl!l!ls. Wind [nsl!mblo was a ba nd _ -4 whi ch cons is tgd of many ins tru- m gnts. Thl! flut g, trumpgt. trombo nl!. saxophono. a nd drums WI!H! s omg of ma ny ins trumgnfs playl!d . "My mom alwa ys told mg a bout how s hl! pla ygd thg cla ringt, so that initia ll y urggd rna to play : howl!vl!r. l!ach timo I playl!d. my passion f or mus ic grl!w s tronggr," admiHod ~m Rosgnbaum (9). Wind [ns gmblo was a m'!jor part of s tudgnts' livi!S. [vgry s tudgnt was mquimd to praclicl! I!VI!ry night and log ong's hours as wall as parform throughout thl! ygar. "BI!ing in wind l!nsgmbll! is amazing-it's not too l!asy a nd it's not too ha rd a nd bging abll! to play thg trombonl! in s uch a chill l!nvironmgnt is cool too." s tatgd ~rg n Turnl!r (9 ). �ard Fazc>ka!l.Aiox P rrott.Oamr•l Doulsl'h . . ROf'hPII Grarnbihlr>r.Arn!.r•r Mnor(l, . Chnstofpr Worrr>ll. KoJI lowo. t louchdownl Th11 sound of th11 crowd going crazy whgn WHg scomd y11t again against M11sa was fhg band's qu11 to begin playing . [vgryong in Marching Band stood proudly whilg playing fhgir b11als . Marching band. with Tyler Klopensting and Gabrigllg Mancha as officgrs. was mom than a class: it was a commilmgntl Th11 group performed at all of lh11 football games and in paradgs such as the annual WidgfigJd Community Paradg. "llovg Marching Band! It's a liHI11 bit of a work out as wgll as doing what I do bg!:l . playing my drum alloggthgr. You could say il was my liHJg slic11 of H11avgn on lh11 figldl" Richard Faz11kas ( 12) happily d11clamd . From football games to assgmblim:. Gladiators wgre sum to find Marching Band th11r11 to ggt som11 !rug BJug spirit pumping in our vginsl This group of d11dicatgd m",;otoM "P"<Onl~ ~td~~d :"~b • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Back Row: Kalil! Davis. Danigllg Pachgco. Z1111 Paqu11H11. Jgssica B11avgr, Middl11 Row: Carolyn Castanon. David Buslamgnto. libby Glommun. Domi gkalla. Front Row: Zach Kalhrgin. Jordan Rodrigugz, Marlo Zahn. Ka11lynn Robgrds. ····················································· 010 lab FOG for KWJm 02 Chrietmas: GlaRROR s:old by ~ioneoCiub 020 par s:tudont for Joumaliem Day at ~U in Fort Colline 06 ~irif Club ~-shirt 0.75 Cod of lollipopg SIOid by ROTC ,. ........ A-tuam was a l:pC!('ial group in link Cruw. mado up of all sophomoros. and tho•J w ro all about having fun. holping th upcoming froshman . nd assishng tho loadors in fro~hrnan orionlalion. "I thought it was a vory fulfilling oxporionco. ono in which I buliovo I b nufiHod groatly from . I cannot wail to bo a part of link Crow noxl Yoar.· cornrnonlod David Bustam1mlo ( 10). Onu of tho favorito rn mori11 for tho group was 1111hcm Zach Kathrion ( 10). Marlo Zahn ( 1O) Ka lynn Robords (10). and Oavod Bu ·lamonto ( 10) madu tho ~...~~~...~.~-~~-~..:ball. �00Jariaf1 cPbee~ta M~J bahy girl is all grown up. I arn proud of all your You mado 1t! Whorovm your p th leads you. I will b<! proud of you. Always slriv<! for lh<! bm:tl rcornplishrncmt~ ••••• 'hatasfla t3~a Girl. you'm arnazinnjust tho way you am! LovQ Morn and Dad . . . . . ... . . . ................ . cPhm'6er t3~ell9w Amber Jo. congratulations! You hav(! ._cprnplloh1d the first rn~jor ovQnt in ~>-·~lifo. We am ~o proud of you . love you. Gmaljob! Mom and Jim • • • • • • • • • • • Doar Cabnollo. Wo aro so proud of you and all that h ac!(!()fllpli!:hod Wo lovo you and w<! wdl !:Upport you. You'ro tho B~Tl Congratulation~. Lovo. Morn. Dad. Daniollo. No<!ll<!. and Jacobi ~nnaf1 t3urtl9n Hannah. Wo aro !ZO proud of !.JOU. ou can do anythinq you sot !JOl r mind on. God bl ss IJOu. WP. lovo you. Mom and !!pilco ........................ Our hm1 now a rmln._U~Jflf .fOJ~ I all sharQd with honor. All that you dosim - Wo lovo IJOU. Dad. Morn. Josi!Jn and MiiQs • • • • • ...... . . ............ . t3en e~ja Bf!ll. Wicfefi<!ld hatm: to son you qo. hut GO you rnustl You can do ANYTHING in I if(!. Good lurk and mrnmnbQr. Iif<! i~ what !.JOU mako of it. lovl! your moms. Ma Yoli!Z. Tarnm!.J. s Juanita . Jl9r~an t3en Wo focll incrooibly blosuuj'l that God ~ U!Z to your paronh:. You an awosomQ !:On who is groafly lovodl • •• OOJarie ~larJ.< • • • • Our !:Wool Rio Bug. OMG. W.R.!!.P Thank!: for baing oasy on usl ~y ••ttr(J!OQ, happy. and havo a wondnrful lifol Don't lot anyonQ bring your apiril down. !JOU forw~r. Mom. Dad. David. Amy �Jes~ua eee.(?er You havp wown up !:O fa!:f. We am ver!J proud of !JOU. We will alwa!J!: be here for you no matter where the road takes you. love Mom and Dad ~mi~ Ve~una All lllsson'! in life are not fme -the onos you pay for tho most valuabla. You'm parning PVenJ day - kPPP CJrowinql lovP. Mom . . . . .. • • • • • • ura 'f);f3rell ~eSecca eee_Qer You arP a bgautiful examprQ of a virtuous. compassionate. and rospgctful young lady. We are blossod by your character. choices. and hard work! ••••• •••• • • • • • • • • • t3r~ce tJillin_cq_~am ~aven eee,eer-e1lurc~ •CJliidron are likPiy to livP up to what you beliPvP of them:· - lady Bird Johnson. You havo alwa!JS bc!on a pa!:!:ionate. independpnf. dotormined. and funn!J kiddo. love !JOU! Lovo. Mom. Dad. and BrookP Ravoy Babyyy ... You bring o much spieo in our lifp. You havp ~rown up to be! a beautiful young woman im:idg and out. Reach for the ~tars. Low Mommy and Mindi Jrever VavTs-:re.(?leJJ. Trpvor. RPach for your dreams. Wp'm vPr!J proud of !JOU! Congratulations. Pumpkin. Poohdo-Bear. TrobPr. Trev. Akahele. ~tinl«lr and ... TDT. W[: lovo you vpry much! Lovo Mom. Dad. Choygnne. Haley ••• • •••• •• fblexsiss Va~s Dpar laura. Thank you for being you: lifo has novor bean boringl Pooplo always sa11 HOU marchod to your own drummor. Thanks for letting us march with !JOU. lovo. Mama ancl Daddy • Our first born and only daugh~r. Aloxsiss. Wo can't beliPV(! thg day h. como whon you'm graduating. You havo a bright and joyous futum ahoad. Wo'ro proud of you and lovo you vory much. Lovo. Mom and Dad do it myself." We are so proud of the wondorful ~--~- grown info. Wethaok ovaryday for giving you to ust Wo lovo !JOU! Dad and Mom ••••• ria~ ~vans-Carnes Arrrulfrong ont!Q uid. ·Thu: ono !Unall etop for a man. ono loap for mankind. • This ie fir!:t etop: wo know you'll havo morol Low Mom and Roland �fbn~rew 'iel~mann Our litth? hou. Wo lnvo lJOU so much! You am rworythinq wo hnpod for in a son. Follow your hopll<.: and droams. lnvo alway«.: Morn and Dad .... ........ 00J19r3an @19nzales Morgan. ThP lord has blossml us with a daughtm of intogrity and !Jllrmrm:ity. Your por!wvmanco to nvorcomo all ohstaclos makm: us proud. You're an oxcoptional dauqhtor. lovo. Mom and Dad t3e'llamin G.a/1193~ WQ am so proud of IJOU. Through 1 our music. wo know that you can roa«!h all of •Jour goals. All o tr lovo. Mom and Dad • •• • • • !3nasis G-utierrez lqna«.:is: [vpr sinrP !JOU wr>rv born, IJOU havo brwn an inspiration to all of us. You am buautiful. smart. and a loving daughh>r. Wo low• you so murh. Quo Dios to lwruliqa ... Amen • • • • cfiblisl9n ~19{meister "l your lifl! bo your mgssago. makl! your 0\Nn path.· I am so proud of uou! I ou so much. Al\llfa!JS. always. always. Mom . . .... .... .................. el9te @ 19mmen ~loy Woll!y - our favorito sonl Wo aro so proud of !JOU. K p Josu in your hoart and uou will succood in all you do. lovg Dad. Mom. Carty. Libb!J· lara • • • @19nzales • • Vaniel Danigl, Your sistor and I aro so vgry proud of you. have turnod into a \J>Ifmtllorhf young man. Wo lovo you vor!J much. lovo. Mom and Vanossa l'vo mtlO!JQd watrhing !JOU grow into a respoctful and compassionatg young man. I'm vgr!J proud of IJOU and look forward to maruJ mom sucrossQS in !JOUr Jif(!. Murh lovo. Mom • • • • fl>sfi/e~ ~u~sl9n • • •• You starfgcJ out looking afwad. WQ am so ploased with whora !Jou'v(! gono and can't wait to sgg whoro tJOU go. lovo Mom and Dad �OOJer_~an James Morgan. v.fe am so proud of you and your many acrornpli!!hnwnts. You'vo novor allowod !JOUr r,:rnall r,:faturo to limit tho breadth of your achiovQmcmts. You r•an do an!Jthin!Jl lovo. MornmtJ and Dadd!J You startPd out fat and hplpless and boramo brilliant and fearless. Irs sairl. thP sk!fs tho limit. but your drivo will tako !JOU bo!Jond. if BOll count on family. Honor. ••• • • • • 11J,Ier 1<Je,&enstine "Contornplali.ng my ngxf rnusiral composition.·- Tylor. wolovo your rmativit!J and passion for musir. Novgr loso sight of your dreams. love Mom and Dad My darling daughtor. We> havo mado it!l Tho firm? has flown blJ. Thanks for making thosf! yoar<; tho bgsf hmo of my lifu. llovo you. Mom . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . ~awJa ~e,&ez Conqratulatiom:l Wg aro so proud of IJOullovo. Mom and Jogy • •• • • Cholsga, our goofball toddlor has grown into a funn!J anrl boautiful !JOUng lady. Always bg !JOUrself! WP lovg !JOu! Wo are ver!J proud of tjou! Dad. Mom. and Brandon ~:~~snp:~r!:~~~uickly: ~amant~ a ~a t3er_~e !!amantha. WP are so proudof you. You WPrr> groat as a Iittig one. and you are groat all grown up! Congratulations! Wo lovo !Jou! Mom and Dad •• ••• • • • • • 'Kennetil ~awsen Roll. Whon you w(!re born. we knew !JOU would always makg us happ!J. Ngv(!r lot anuono or anything tako your joy. You're our baby. Wg lovo !JOU, Mom and Dad momgnt you aro holding your beloved tgddy bPar and --~--tho ngxt momgnt. an~ all grown up . Wolove you alwaygl Mom and Dad ••••• <fJaniel ~)j.en Danigl, Dgtgrmination and hard work turnod our baby into a young man wo aro so of. May all your dreams truo. lovg you. Mom. Dad, and Marcus �<Fbcas~ia 00JCIJt9rs Look at you nowl Grown into a lx!autiful . !:mart. ro!:pon!:iblo young lady. WG aro !:0 proud of you I Follow your hoart and your droam!:. Lovo you alwayRl Mom and Dad .............. •• �Vavi~ lPewers Om: bab!.Jtie is opgegroeidl You have turnml into such a wonderful !Jmmg man. W P. am proud of !JOU and lovo !JOU vP.r!J murh! liPfs. Papa Qll Marna ...... ......................... ran~en F-<.eJie.S Thou h !JOujourneu was a chall@ge at times. uou mado it through( Wo are ver!J proud of the accomplishments !Jou've mado and the goals uou've reached. With our lovl! and support backing uou. !Jou're bOund for a great futu love Mom nil Dad ••• • • • Je(Jie F-<.eeerts Beautiful bab!J irl. uou've grown int a f>pautiful young woman. Jodio girl. WQ am so proud of IJOU. May God bless you in f!arh and gver!J step you tako throughout !JOur life. Lovl!. Grandma and Dad C~riste~~er F-<.et~ Chris. It has boon ajo!J to watch you clovelop into an incredible uoung man. Dream big. live lifo to if!: fullest. We love uou alwa•JS. Morn and Dad . . . ..... .. . 1\grisa ~aSisc~ You'vp become such a boautiful woman in!:ide and out. Wo couldn't bo mom proud. Wg lovo you alwa!JS and God billS!:. • •• • • Veminic ~anc~ez To my ong and onllJ son that hal: always had a piere of my hl!arf. I will alwa!JS love you- NO MATI~R WHAT! Rgmgmb(>r. F-<.eSin ~c~emmer Ce~Ji F-<.e6i.sen Cod!J· WP aw so proud of !JOU and thP !JOung man !JOU have bocome. Welovg !JOU. Ka!JCPe, Dad. KyliP. Miranda, !!t!lphanie, Aloxa •• • • •• • • • • F-<.e;(J F-<.e~ren You did it! You can do anything you !:el your mind to. Don't forgot how much wo alllovl! yal w{!·f{! so proud( Dad, Mom. Rarhel. Ryan and Robl!cra. MUAHI Wll arg so proud of you. You havg alwa!Jl: amazml us with your intelliggn • eontiG of humor. and raetor. You truly am TH~ OTAL PACKAGEI and Dad ••••• ic ~i3ala Wo aro vory proud of you. havl! alway!: workod hard what you oolil!V{! in. Wo in you and your droams. _,.,_...·-- a winoorl lov!l Mom and Dad �tlenna f$mitfi MtJ swrlot swoPtpoa. !JOU waro rn!J swlwtpoa at birth and !JOu'rQ still my swQetpoa- so loving. kind. and gontle. and I know you'll lways I1P this. As you !IO through lif(l, you'll bo thrl world's swlwtpoa. Lovo Morn and Daniollo • • • • • • • .. .. . Mi~:Si, llovo yo f$fianice f$mitfi Words ('annot pmss how proud we aro of ~hani('e and how rntJ('h we love hur. Wo kno th(lm are groat and ul things to C'Ome. orn. Dad and Your • • • • • Matthow. Congratulatiom:l I am vory proud of all that ~JOU havP aC'cornplishod . Now you can follow IJOilf drparns and bacorno a firofightM. Lov(l, Morn ~ishm: • • • • ~erinne 2$-&ellman You havo grown into a boautiful and ('Onfidont 1 oun woman. Wo am vllr!J proud of you and wQ lovQ IJOU and wo will bo hllm for you always. Mom and Dad .......................... Jerrell and I'm proud of !JOU. Be ambitious and try your best. Congratulatiom:l You havrl grown into a beautiful !JOung lad!J· lovr•. Morn •• • • • CaJQb. You wer tho pQrfoct Christmas gift 18 !JOars ago. and we havo lovod wat('hing you grow up into tho wondnrful. funny. talnntnd young man IJOU am tdda!J· LovQ Mom and Dad ~er~ fiJelcfi livo. laugfi. lovo. Whatnver you ('hOOsll to do. !JOU will do wpJI as !JOU havn provnn this to bP truQ your wholn lifn. Wn ('ouldn't be morn proud. Love. Your family • • • • • • • • • cZ>a-grina fi1i_c:~3ins • • • • • OOlattfiew f$ta Our son. when !JOU wom IJOU brought us happinoss. !JOU gmw. !JOU mado us and brought u!;jO!J. Now. you'ro a man. and !JOU make us proud! ~brina. You Qnfemd this world with your Q!JOS widQ oponod and alort. As you continuo your oducation. stay focusnd with theso oxcQptional attributos . Lovu. Dad, Mom. Armond. and Jonathan. •f3ran~i• ~eitlin ••• • • Brandi, Tho Lord a!JS that a child is a blrlssing. You havo madrl our world a brightrlr plaN!. You havo truly bo(ln a biPS!;ing to all tho family. lovo. Tho Famii!J • �Wu n you am almady a !.l(!nior. As IJOU walk down th(! stago m Ma!J· know that W(! am vory proud of you. Our hHio girl i!.: on fl(!r wau to collogP. AlwaiJS believe m your!.:Qif tho way we b(!li(!V(! in you. You ran O(! anything you want to bo. Roach for th(! stars. We lov(! you. LovQ. Dad and Mom •• • • • • • •• • 'Jennifer Vict<insen You'vo grown from a lmautiful. happy baby into a lovoi!J· confident young wo n. Alway!.: droam big. work hard. arid livo lifo to tho fullo~:t. Be horl(!st ancl frUG to your!M!If and othor!.l. You will go far. Wo aro proud of you and lovo you. always nd forCIVGr. Mom and Dad ••• • • • • 1cflelas t3er3weiler Nick. Wo onjoyod watching !JOU grow to thuz hand !lome man that you aro now. WQ aro RO proud of . We look forward to ~~C~Ging you fol your droarrut Wo lovo you with all our hoarts. Wo wiRh you best in OQcoming succ~l in whatever IJOU chooso to do. loVe~ Mom and Dad ou•oour Your rongth -~ yowalllhtyto ....,.. glvo up ear to amaze CM1fY day Wo aro eo proud of you koop up tho good fight. Wo lovo youl Mom and Dad �2J>amant~a j{aJjeS J'aneen crre>elic~ Duarost Janeun! Wo aro ~o proud of thP ux~ol­ lont !JOUn!J woman !JOU havu bo~omel Your namp means God is gracious. and He cortainltJ was when He blessed our lives with LJou! love. Dad. Morn. Jason. R!Jan. Nathan. nd ~r h Walk tall. you're tho daughter Watchinq you ~Jrow up from a cutQ littlu toddiPr to an amazing uoung woman has been an incrediblf! jourrw!J. Wo are so proud of !JOU! Alwa!JS remomber. no matter where !JOU aro. !JOU will forever be nl!J sunshine. love. Mom ofGodl • O'nelissa j{aenze Moli!:~a. Tho biggo~t adventure you ~an tal<e is to live tho lif!l of your dream~. Dmam big. Angel. and let tho~o dream~ take uou on tho advonturo of a lifotimol Wo love you and couldn't proudor of you. Mom and Dad lovQ !JOU alway~ and Congratulation!:! lovo. Mom �~ler ~illeardj. You'vp rome a lon~J way since you pulled out that first tooth and fhon friPd to put it bark in!? And look at tJOU now! You am a !:tar piani!:f. a martial arti!:l and a student arnbas!:ador around the world. Rernembar your largP famii!J will alwa!JS bP in tjour rorner. Jimet~_y1'<Jn3 TJ. we co.'i'i~l not fje mom proud of you and all of 1 our acrompli hmrmh:. Wr> can't waif to see the man we all know !JOU will bu. Livo Ufo FearJogs:Jy. Wo lovo you. Mom and Dad ---- • • • <Pb flleJJ. Jeflnsen ~te.e_fle ~ner Ac:hloy."fho Hmo s romr> for to rnovo on to find out wh 'g noxt in your life. Be ronfidont and Rfrong. do Wfiit !JOu low. and tho pouibilitioc are endl~ • Juet know that •Jour father and I am so vr>ry proud of !JOII and tho woman you aro berrJrning. lovr> !JOU!! From tho mompnt we knr>w !JOU woro going to be born. !JOU have fillad uc with joy. As you have grown. co has our love for !JOU. You always make U!: proud to be2 your famil . We your lifo i!: fitlpiJ with IOVo.joy. !IUCCQ!IS, Mom and Dad �~~anna {)0);1/er Doar ghanna. I am so proud of tho progross IJOU have madr> in tjour last !.JC>ar of hiqh school. Your dotormination will taka !JOU far in lifo. onarcce <l;evate A swoot nd caring littlo bo!J ha!ol grown into a !JOung man with great compa!o!sion and charaetor. Allow lifo'!: high!: and lows to koPp !JOU humbl(!, so not to stumbl(!. Right thinking allows right living. Wo arg so proud of who you Lovo. Mom and Dad o fJOcomo. lovo you alwayc. Mom and Dad • <i;use •• ¥bmariz ~~for tho moon. ~von If you min. you will land among tho da .- - Los Brown ... Congratulations. Amarizl Wo aro so proud of you and wo know you will bagroatl Lo alwaye. your "!!ti!:tgrs· lriz and Gri • • .. Wo'vo onjoyod ·~~fehi~ you grow mto a ~~-1:-d . bnght. oompaesionato. and oonfidont young man. You m our blo i~ and wo aro so proud of yo . Always bo yoursolf- uniqQo. honost. and rightoous. Dmam b1gl You aro dPstingd to bo a !)mat UN'@ in lifo. Lovo Mom and Dad �~fer CJis&n Thw graduation al'hwvnmant c rna from all your hard work and dndication Wishing you a futuro that brinqs IJOU oxciting challnngos. !!UCN!SS, happinm:s, and fulfillmont. Wr> am so proud of you. God blnss you and koop !JOU safn. All our lovn. Mom Jessica F-<.eas&ner Jnssica. Your honm:ty and intogrity warms our haart. from tho fnst da•J you fillod our soul with your lovu and happinoss. Our only mossagg to you is to ho •Joursolf and ho fmo. Wo lovo you and you !'an bo anythmg tjOU want to bo. love. Morn and Oad G n•n,- T -<iihn•~· Nena. Grandpa Oavid. Hoada and Mik •••• • •• • • fhn3el& t3ra ~Bn CJtt19 From two. whon IJOU thought you Jlhould disciplino your brothor. agg four you out rfgd the ch ldproof loeb. to progranunang eomputo at agg sidoon. you continuo to a rna ua. Wo know your futuro will be nothi~ I Wg couldn't lw proudor. or lovo you mora. Mom and dad F-<.&mere Congratulations sonl We love you and aro vary proud of you. ~ot your goals high: wa know !JOU will achiovp tham. Your your a.t"1hougi11hl maka it. You11 always: bo our littlo lo-lo bug Low Mom. Dad and an your family �Raycholo. !Jcm'ro finally hom. !:inca first gracio, l'vo ncJVor hac! to romind you that homowork ramo first. your gradm: dirln't alwatJ!: roflflcf A's, but I was proud. proud of you! Now. lot's got mady for your noxt vonturo - togothor. "For I know tho plans I havo for you," dodaros tho lord. plans to prospor !JOU and not to harm tJOU, plans to givo IJOU hopo and a fufurfl." Jormniah 29: 11 UVt. lOvt. LAUGH lovfl Mom and Dad Mogan. You aro truly amazing and wo aro s:o proud oul A!: you ciMQ this chaptor and start anow. romombor "in tho book of lifo tho answors aron't in back.· so just go for it! You'w going to rlo gmat! lovo Mom and Dad • It is a pocial troasuro to find in this crazy worldknowled o that somo things will novgr chango( Your love ~-nlr-- ArKI dodication to wild and Marian �c!,eafl Wfleeler Cflristetfer Werre!/ Way to qo. "Poach~ll havo always beP.n proud of you and amazod by your unstoppablo smilo. You am a soxy boastl Chris. Wo am <:o voriJ proud of . Thi<: cuto Iittig boy turnod a nico young man. tJOU. Mom and Dad lovo ya. Momma ~sen-Garcia Our bpautiful Oaughtor April. u to know that wP aro so proud of !JOUr a mphchmonh:. As !JOU go out into this worl , know that your: po<:<:ibilitim: am ondlos<: WCI support ~~~ 1 00%. Good luck with all your futuro oi"Mk!avor<:! We want aoo �Jesfiua }earris Jo~h. When onu door C'lo~m:. an- othor onu opon~. High SC'hool mau bo ovor. but uour oducation will l'Ontinuo throughout uour lifutirno. Bo truu to uoursulf. Maku good l'hOil'us. Rospuct yoursolf and others. May qour dream~ open window to 1 our future that aru full of groat and ndless opportunitiPs. Wu aru proud of person !JOU havu bgcomu. love. Mom. Dad. Alan. and Nicola • • ~ler ~am6ert Tylor. lr£ difficult to put in word~ oxacti!J how mueh you rnuan to mo and !JOur dad! I vividh rCHnCKnbor thu da!J I brought !JOU homo fro ho!:pital .. 1f seom~ like if wasjusf uestordayl Although dad didn't havo tho privileg Of ooing around dunng that timu. hu h eorfainly had tho privilago of bcnng your dad from a vory young a (!. You havo oxpononeod quato a bat in your lifo ... from tho fnrth of r baby £1dor and tho-. rowing up of your oldur~ sistor. Wlum your dad was doployud (both tirnos). I know how l'Onfidunt ho wa~ in your abilit!J to bucomo tho "man of tho hou~o." T ruo to form. !JOU steppod up to tho plato and fillod that rolo remarkablt~I Thank youl Your aro tho B~f!T son that an!J parent ('ould evur dream of asking fori Your dad and llovu !JOU so ver!J mul'h and wu couldn't roudor of tho man that •Jou'vu bu('omg( koop o oil g your dreams and remumbgr to alway staY)tru to •Joursolfl Wo lovo youl Mom and Dad P.f!. Boo ... you trui!J aru tho applo of my oyul lovu. Mom too • �~antana cl,u~es !!antana. 1 ou have grown into such a bf!autiful and amazing human boinq. you havo blm:sod mo and Joanno with SU('h foolings ofjoy. Wo havo shared such happiness from watching you Locorno tho !JOung lad!J !JOU aro. thoro has boon such dQiight. prido. admiration. in ovor!Jthing !JOU do. You worQ such a good Cowbo!J!! and Indian playor and you v iv t toasts at woddings. We know tho world 1 boHor placo bocauso you aro in If. and wo look forward tog m. ou go forth and capt ro your dmams. May our Lord always guide and protoct you a romQmbor we will always bo tho o for you. Wo lovo you so ver!J muchl Dad and Joann(! • • • • • • from high sc lecjuet tho boginning. r own. Malca thee hmo AI yg etrivo for morQ in aepcN!f of r lifo. Wo ar blouod to haw you for a daughtar you makG us proud. lovo. Mom and Dad ��eeurtne 't'u.r~, Yov ~ ~r ~we dAdd~', frl-1\C.t.U of At.,t., f rl.r\Ct.UU. Wf. we AU. "' prOVIi of C4H" bra.l!\-t.~ ~· ~ttc. ~ ~ ~~' ltc.f.p ~01) llNi ~ f.,.,.u~ c.t.ou. ro ~ ku.rr llNi wi.Ho\ ~ ~ ~Jill waud llr Ill\~~"~ ~do. Wf. lOIIt. !lOV "'vu~ JWJC.k 1\Q.J llNi ort.\IU. t 1)1J.dd.~, ~~' Sow.r, Kr~'hu., llNi AJ ��Thu WH!! Yuarbook !!taff would liku to show our appruciation to thu following supporturs: Grug !!timack and Jolunu Christy of Walsworth Publishing Company Thosu WH!! tuachurs who wuru rumarkably paliunt and undurstanding. Thank you for luHing us inturrupt your classus. stual your studunts. and ask incussant quustions. Wu'd uspucially liku to thank Mr. Colgrovu and Mr. Magalong for your hulp with music photos. Ms. flwull for baing so fluxibla and undarstanding. and all of tha taachars who gunarously and diliguntly sunt us information and picturus to usa in thu book. Mrs. Milas for hur support. advisa. and profassionalism and Mr. Duran for tha wondurful. highly-appruciatad scannar. Mr. Lundholm for your QUICK tachnical support. CJ Jackson. Bath Parshing. Judy Agnur. and Tam my Hassan for baing thu bust sucrutarius in tha world! Our books would bu impossibla without you. You aru all amazingll Mrs. Rudlingur for all of your hulp. You always suumud to know uvury answur. gut us quick hulp. and always do it so niculy. Wu lova you! Landon Finch of Finch Fotography. Luu Burnard of Colorado Classic. and Jamas Oruw for thu many uxcullunt picturus thay sunt to us for usa in thu book. Mrs. Coopar and Mr. Walkar for CMfA picturus. Without you. wa could not havu proparly rucognizud our rumarkablu music groups! ��A year at Widefield High School is more than just classes, studying and testing. It's about learning all s~ills necessary to be successful in every facet of life. No matter what your goals are, you are at the best place to achieve them. The lessons, sl?ills, memories and friends that you maRe at this age will last a lifetime. Treasure every moment and taRe advantage of every opportunity to that is offered to you. Than~ you all for another tremendous year and congratulations to our graduating seniors. Than~ you all for ma~ing this a great r at Widefield High School. PRIDE TRADITION Dear Cia" of ~0 II. Congratulation' on be.:ommg an alumnu of Widefield High chool! I am proud of your achieYemenl\ and \\ "h ) ou the Yef) be't a' ) ou pur...ue ) our dream' and pa"wn,. 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Follow us on Fac.book Lobby hours Mond.ay - Frid y g m - S pm Dnve up hours Mond.ay - Frid y 7:30 m -S :30pm 8t S.aturday 8:0 0 m 12:00 pm r ~-'"'9 AcCID••III - De~&C•oO:a 00.-~ ... a.. "'9 •r... ...: .. tliie •-=-t 1>'09,."'s lo• st..OC•&s& poo •IS• •&ta.c Foal Proof~ ra.ad a• o • • wcta:·te lgua a , \\1to \Hmld haH' thou~ht \\ l'l~ht hltm~ ( ould hl ol JtlalT 1<, meet. hut oml ho\\ " · m.ule 11 \\OJ k. I'm th.mkfullm l'\ l'n moment alte1. l..oH·, (.Jumton �Ka•Jl!J"" ~h!wart ( 11) dm~!:O ~ up for ~pringl "M!J favo ritQ thing about ~pring i!: all of thQ bright colors." KaiJhJnn ~tQwart statQd happii!J . ~ g n he colerdor t w ns de. wren the ent1c "''g sun spnng fever could come on etty strong, mok1ng 1t hard for stuaents to and get the work done 1s the Sun. I love the Su"'', even ough I'm block and con'+ tan. I love the I love to nap ""'tf-)e Sun," Bryona Brown (12) ~ lot>or<J+e·d excitedly. Most of the spnng sports took students outside; ll:owev13r, there was Ol"e sport st111 stuck in the gym. boys volleybo team mode the most of 1t. For Prom ~pirit Wook. Jo~:~:o Pinglo ( 11 ) and Alieia Kahro ( 12) ~:how thoir s:ehool ~:pirit with thoir 80'~: outfit~:! "Tho bo~:t part of 80'~: day wa!: finally having an oxeu~:o to buy log warmor~:. • Alieia Kahro oxdaimod. owever. by sport "''g those 'lotorious Sf-lORT shorts. "My favonte pa:1 of Boys Vollyboll 1s gett1ng to cute guys 1n short shorts, JUSt k.dding JUSt k.d• ove weonng short shorts though," Brody Once Spring come teachers, students, even the birds knew tho+ there was not much time left unt1 SL.:""'l'ller vocation for unde~clossme'l and groduo+ion for seniors. With graduation orour'd the corner, spring was especially e'1JOyoble (and torture) for se'1 ors "To be old ard w1se you fnst need to be young and d~rnb," Ty H ·•ary ( 12; stated. How that relates to spnng. one 1s uncerta ; t,oweve·, Ty's wise words served as a message fbr futu e sen1ors kyrGO Goodman (09) jurnptng praefleoe for tho hurdlo r~~ee~s~ In oerly April, kyr~ wa. ranktHf ae RCIVtmfh in tho Rfato for hie eatogory. Walsworth ���loft to Riqht: [(()na Briseno. Molic:s l.a!!trolla. Zahn. toxio Wood. Taylor Arutorson. f onya l'.all'ffJJIII Co h Griobal. Kandr Ramsou. Cannolla &ssi<'k. f!ahrina Wigfjim:. MQCJan Piirainon. larl Firmigan Morgan Jarnos Back Row: Coach lowa. laura Nguycm. Pajo SfltipiN'a!llh. Bo!:ch. Bailoy Flaton. Marri!:sa Walkor. Jonifor Kynor KatlytiM•Y.Ii Caldwoll. Front Row:~ !!alas. Harla11 ~ott. [rica ~lnlo:tfQI~ Pcm1z. Allogra Morgan. !!araya Nowman. Miranda Wimgatf, Ashloy Poiffor wac h«!r finlf yoar on tho .N foam. �Alex Garcia ( 1 0) breezes over tho rope with ease while practicing the polo vault. Pole vault was ono of Alex's strongost ovents. �·-"'-~""-..rn jaz\~n Gonnan') l9) rushes \o c\ a\ \00 \Ja\\· jaz\~1" p\al od Jf\ld...tio\d tot J'J · -~PJ~t- ~~~~~~~oan\1 \ o ~ ~ ----- ~-,_ , ,. f,Ai\\or\'0) p<lnotll\S a qua\ \<.ic\c.. f.Ai\\I!J p\a\ od do{onso tot J\1. and omers were 11EJrvous abQlrt e t:ven lhoUQh I was reaiiV nervOUS abOUI try outs. I 'T'I soccer IS so much tun and 1 loVe rr'IY t m. proclat!T''do-1' u.-.....,... s::uruhetm l \ 2) varsitY guls practtce was all abOut condittontng afld tronsltO· ntong tnto simple s\OIIs Practices consist of condt+ ontng unttl you can't teet your legS anvrnore After t'"tot. we do s wofl( and to WTOP tn ngs up you guessed ' • r10re runn ng." cornplo ned Moegen Borden l \ 0} soccer nos neen on ornoztng experience' We o!WOVS 'lOVe so m h 1un and 1eorn a 10 frorn each other It's I<Jnd of 1 e a 1om l'{."cOf'l'\rnented f:>.Shlev Reyna 9} bn ne otner s de of the soccer fte\d J V. gtrls were a!WOVS at the r games and coach Sht oalt!i"K oW/OilS ept them ~ �josh c.oovor\'lh2'oball lhrows baclc.lo lho pilchnr · ColT por sigond lo "ashngs lo bncoml! a co\IC!9° basC!ball p\a!Jor . Back Row· Coach !!anch11z. Marcco Lovato. Tommy Pitchford. !!11an Johnson, Josh Coop11r. Brycll Dillingham. F11lix Caliz. Coach K11lly. Middlll Row: Jacob Volcic. Mario !!anabria. Connor !!antos. Nathan Graham. ~ug11no !!anabria. Isaac Goscha, Christian Volcic. Front Row: ~milio Trl!,jillo. Avila. ~dgar Caliz. Christian H11rnandllz. Nick lllonard. Loft .Joromy Madrid ( 10) praolooos hos throwmg for tho noxl gamo. Jorom•J platJod JV thos yoar. Moddlo: Jaymo Wilson (1 0) praolioos catching. "I lriod out for basoball booauso all my frionds did. and so wo oould all hang out." said Ja<Jmo. Right Mano ~nabria ( 1 0) praoli<'OS hard to got roady for his noxt gamo. "Prarhoos woro Iough booauso wo movod around a lot.· oxplainod Mario. Back Row: Coach Joo. J11rumy Madrid, Aaron Toass11. Coach D11Matto. Coach Mikll. Middl11 Row: Mak11nzill !!<lint John. Mario !!anabria. Nathan Graham, ~ug11no !!anabria, Nick l11onard. Nicol11tto !!<lint John. Front Row: Jaym11 Wilson. Ryan Bonnott. Andms Avila. Christian Hornand11z. Pr11ston !!halinsku. Zac Talum. Back Row: Coach Nikirk. Jacob Guthri11. Micha11l Bruno. !!or11n Turn11r. Dylan Watson. Al11x !!picor. Coach Joo. Middlll Row: Cody Bowno. Comy Alford. Tmnt11n Robinson. Vinny Nail. Front Row: Dom Warr11n. Manny Balquin. Huntor B11nda. RJ Ha11nzo. Chris Yalongo-Vigil. "BOOM!" The baseball players began batting practice in early November to get ready for the season. The team was v_ery young , even on the Varsity team . "We play hard . We practice hard. We are a really athletic team, and I think it shows on the field," said Nathan Graham (1OJ, who was qa swinger for JV and Varsity. In the beginning of the season, Varsity had to travel to Glendale, Arizona for a tournament. The team went 1-3 while in Arizona . "Outside of playing baseball, we played PS3. There was a lot of Need for Speed, Fifo, and MLB 2k11 being played," explained Emilio Trujillo (9). When they returned, the boys had to work very hard during therr practices and games. 'We do a lot of infield and outfield work, focus on defense, put ourselves in game situation, and scnmmage against the rest of the team," said Christian Volcic (1 0). Some of the goals of the team, were to get the young players to step up, have a winning season, make it into the playoffs, and build strong team chemistry. " We play baseball. because irs a game that takes skill and self confidence: · stated Edgar Caliz (12). The team also liked to have fun and joke around with each other. As Josh Cooper (12) says, "Don't do steroid~- Loft: Chris Yalongo-Vigil (9) gols roady to run to tho noxt baso. Chris pla•Jod third. oaloh. and potoh. "I liko platJmg third bottor booauso ifs oasior than oalrhong." Middlo: ~ron T urnor (9) gols roadLJ to hit tho ball. "I lovo pla<Jmg first baso booauso almost ovory qamo I got to lourh tho gamo ball." Right: Coro•J Alford (10) gols a slriko at a homo gamo against ~oorra Coro<J wa m .-.quad thi• •Joar. ��Tho boys volloyball loam wasn't noco!:~:arily known for thoir !:kills in volloyball. but thoir attiludo~: toward tho gamo. Thoy woro always having fun. ovgn if thgy wgro losing. Thoy kgpf thgir hgads hgld high no maHgr what . "Vollgyball is a man sport whgrg mon can show off our dglgctablo bodios. play around with balls and !:mack gach othgr'g buHs.~ Josh Kgnyon ( 12) proudly IDCclaimgd. Jo~:h or "Hos~:~ was known for his crazy shorts and hi!: wgird commgnts. Coach CinoHo !!aid that nothing that thg boys gvgr did surprisoo hgr bocau~:o thgy had dong gvgrything. Thg boys would always bo asking h11r out on datgs and acting crazy. Thi!: was tho first ygar Mrs . CinoHo had coachgd thg boys voiJgyball tgam and shg hoPQ!! thgm arg morg ygars to comg. • • • • • • • 170._188. 113. 1 llDJ~~ha 113 ....,.,.,..... ·"""''"" 92. 1 Agal.O<rm 113 .Appiclgatl!•.brifur 21. 30. 92. 103.169 Acpno.Airma 63. 113. 186. 219 ~. Marina 6. 110. 112. 113. 135. 164. 172. 173. 181 . 183. 219 Aragon. Ridud 113. 174 ~..AUla 92. 147 ArdliG. l.a('/l(! 113 wis 113. 156 ~. ~19.113 ~David 64.82.83.85. 121 ~Dald 51 . 92.170 Aga~. Alfird. CorGy 113. 169. 212. 220 Algicn~~ 56.113.212 Alirm.~ 12. 17. 113. 172 Allm.~ 112. 113. 174. 183 ~. HaTm W.113.153.168. 172. 219 Allhar. Rahll 29. 113 Armzwa. Raq.d 92 Anaya. &nilio 113 Ancira.~ 113 AlUra.·~ 113 Amorsm. Alina 113 Ancknm. .JaW, 113 Ancknm. M"llhool 30. 110. 113. 136. 156. 164. 176. 183 Amorsm. T9!P 71 .86.87.90. 113.175.176. 186. 217 Anoora. lrn 168 Anthooy. Cari!:sa 113. 218 Apodaoa. ..AJsma 27. 113 Arm:lrong. Maddml w. 113 Arpad.i..iraooy 213 Arimoor. GaiJril!lg 66. 67. 92. 170. 182. 183. 188.215 Ac:hc!. Chris 39. 56. 57. 83. 92. 111.171 . 2n.212. 21a221 ~.~92. 221 Avila. AM-!!!: 47.81. 113.220 Avila. Alhcn! 113 tl':JJIIP~ All~· 92 . .lp'J<-.~119 113 16.36. 114 M ~~..h:l~:f18 ~:i=~~2.114. 164. 185 ~ 93. 159. 174 Balan. Jdro 114. 173 Baliczd<. D<ru:z 56 a.. Mattfli!W 114. 172. 184 ~ ~ ~ ~AJ::Mndl14720 T r11vor Davi!:""T gplgy ( 12) gogs up for a hit . "I may havo not bggn thg bm:t playgr but I am thg pmHillst.~ T mvor gxplaingd. • • • • • • • • • BaqJin. ~ 65. 114 Bapli!:la. ...la!:mm 114 Barlxlr. WI!SII!y 114. 162 Bard. Cai 92 Barc!&ld. Aimxia 114 Barm!:. Tmy 114 Barrott. ~ 114. 1W Barrott. Trmtm 93. 183 Bamngor. Car!m 114 Barmr..brifur 93. 168. 176. 183 Batm..brifur 114. 153. 183 Balm.~~ 114. 174. 181 . 182. 185. 187.213 8atql. Danian 84.85. 114. 185 Bayll!y.~ 7.21 .93. 110. 170. 176. 179. 183. 188.221 Bayll!y.~ 27. 114. 121. 143. 100 Bool. Dl!vm 114. 168 &a.-d Chri!:lm 93. 178 &a.-dm. T~ 114. 159 &aOOy. David 93 Bmtty. Ry.ro 114 &av!lr. .JC!!:sim 6. 114. 170. 187 &claMth. ~lring 114. 162 ~~ 77. 114. 183 &bny. Mari<eioo 56. 85. 115. 116. 153.218 &II. l3riavla 115 Bell.l<aityl 115. 154. 168. 172. 173 &j, Ryt.l 30. 115. 186. 187 Bdb.v. ~ 23. 115. 170 Bdb.v. l3riavla 66. 67. 93. 95. 110. 170.177. 184.195. 206. 207 &lzl!r. ~ 11~ &ncJa. Hmt!!r a 11s. 220 &nda.Jm-cm 93. 173. 188. 221 Bmdl!lc!. Aicbl 115 ~.hmnn-«cm 11s. 153 ~!JOSS. Nirolas 115 Bl!rn!tf. Ryt.l 115. 220 &n.!tt. Zad<ay 93 &r!P"'-.iltda 49. 70. 71 . 7a 79. 112. 115. 171. 172. 175. 176.218 ~Katherine! 49. 70. 71 . 86. 87.89. 115. 166. 172. 175. 176. 181.182. 213.218 &r!P"'-~ 49. 112. 115. 171. 172. 175. 176 &rg....gb-. Nid-d£ 19. 93. 115. 195 f!gm, Bon!: 93.71.218 Bcmch. Allan 115 ~Carmella4. 115.172.217 &..mlj. Di2a 115 &..mt.J. Mykal!la 115. 158 Biga. Natasha 20. 21. 76. 77. 92. 93. 111 . 172. 173. 175. 177. 188.212 BigOON.Aniu 9.93.188 Bqan.~ 9.47.115.174 Blad<.~ 115 Blako.Ayana 115. 169. 171 . 212. 218 Blako. Man:hat! 13. 56.81. 115. 124.218 Bmoott. Mikl! 168 Bb:.DtMn 93 BOOm. Mattfli!W 56. 59. 115 Boden T!)C!r 115 Boden Vlcloria 115. 171 . 176 &xiy.(hntm 74. 173. 174.177 Bolick HaTm 115 Bollingl!r. l<attlfl 93 BohMJI. ¥lilY 115 Bml!l. Fdix 56. 115. 174 Bcrilla. M"!Sha 213 BaMlain. M"r.nla 115. 159. 174. 181 . 182.213 ~. Angmka 116 Bcrdm.Maogl!n 26. 90. 116. 154. 219 Bcrckn. Anlhmy 116 Bwh.Kekicl116.159. 174.217 Ba:t.Joohua 7. 93. 103. 170.179 Bwltm. M"ocilr<d 93 &ug. Arm.- 213 ~. Cab 33.56.116. 218 B<Mw. Anatocia 116 B<Mw.Anbrio 116 &-s.Radlcll93. 172. 173.179. 181 . 183 ~Cody 116.174. 220 BoK.K9m 116 Brady. Camoo 116 BrOOy. la-fatJI!IIo 93 Branta...~ 116.168.100. 183 ~. ~50. 116 ~.Angl!lo 94.156.221 �.Ccnu 116. 181 . 182. . lll'l'UlO. fb>a 116. 100. 211 . 217 8rillln Arrixlr 116. 174 8rillln M'w:haol 116 Brtn<s.~ 17. 116. 183 J3ro,.n. 8rlnbl 81. 116 ero,..n.Btynl94. 170.216.221 J3ro,.n. ChEnh 26. 51. 60. 116. 219 ero,..n. cas 4 . 12. 76. 116. 183. 221 J3ro,.n. Danm 116 8nMoning. &rwna 116. 169. 100 J3ro,.n. Marlen~ 94. 95. 218 ero,..n. Tlrilha 56. 94. 160 SnhJku, Haloo 116 Brtdt. ~ 41. 117. 172 E!nnlr. 9i}il 71 . 117 Bnn>.Mmool 117. 159. 174.220 ary..rt. Julia 117 ary..rt. ~ 21.94 &dOOy. Bntlany 64. 117 &qJ_Qwin 117 Blnldt. Ol£lin 117. 173. 184 lbriago.AI:ia 62. 117. 159. 174. 100 &!ward 34. 56. 94. 162 Chri!aOa 117 Nikki 2a29 AmEnla186 fblc.e. Anixlr 117. 183 Bt.nsido. 9i}il 117 lbtm.l-bnil 2a 29. 49. 94. 110. 188 ~GU0117 ~David 9. 112. 117. 175. 1n. 187 &.tcher. &nm 39. 117 Chnknlat. romothy 11a 135. 161 Cl-md. .!llalin 83. 85. 118 ~ Ar«llW 94. 157 ~&!WJ 118 ~JmOOa 11a 221 Chartxnmu. Kevin 26. 74. 11a 171 . ln. 173. 175. 186 CJmty.JaTavm 34. 35. 39. 56. 83. 11a 1n ChariltJ. Travi!: 94. 184 Chatman.Jiuuria 6a89. 11a 218 Chatman. Danm 64. 84. 118 Chawz.AI<nl 60. 118 CJ-e..w. Alicia 118 CJ-e..w.l.ucmo 118 Chawz. Patrid< 118 CM!.CaiOO 70. 71. 11a 169. 175.218 Chikm.. Kevin 1a 94 CJn AngOO 213 ClrislqAgron. Dmick 59.11a 185 Clrrino.Zamy 11a 178 &.Poror 185 en TI-mg 11a 184 Clair. David 81. 94 Clark. Mane! 22. 94. 154. 163, 188.221 Clauoon.~ 7.118 Clauoon. VJCbia 7. 94 Clookn!!t0-Vl 118 Ck!rnmds.~ 11a 168 Cbnly. Ciutnlly 118 Coates. Bntlany 94 cam.&ic 12. 74. 112. 11a 172. 173. 175. 177 ~VJCtma94 54. Comr.n l><rillkl as. 11 a 121 COOdingtm. Matps 56. sa 84. 85. 11a218 Cog<.-•.Joohua 95 CogOOI. [noW 119. 157 Clh.&. Kllilh 64. 119 Colillr. &rily 6a 119 Colirn. Jooatl-m 119 Cdn~95 1 c.nuty. Paflic 117. 185. 186. 187 Cann IWi 94. 173 Cann Kelli 117. 170 Cann lildooy 117 Ca-nMm 56.117 Cmtrnl. ChOO 117 Ca1trnl Dmck 117 Cally. I ala 23. 94 Carc.lm:& Ca<lc!y 117. 184. 186. 187 Candinc!. Tmy 4. 34. 35. 56. 117. 124. 132. 176.215.218 Carl!!. Mlloo 117 Carll!..mD 116. 117. 161 ram 117 ~COOy 117 ~.Jo.cm 118 &o:t:nnCard!Jl11a 124. 176. 177. 100. 181. 187. 206. 207 Caomh ~ f:h. 118 Ca!:!illo. !hn! 118 Ca!:tm. !:hano 218 Ca!:llo. Dam_,.., 118 Cathoy. rnm 11a 1 176 c...--. n. ~&im7 ~ Bc.ljmn 37. 94. 166. 188 Chdxunu. KaifY. 11a 155. 176 Chad.Mck. Matt 215 Ca.u. Nikki 119 CaYdy. VJCbia 119 Ccnu. Nina 119 Cmsavagg. Kma 119. 100 ~Gebdc! 119.171 Cwdlusm 119. 174 Cook. Britl<ri! 119. 210 Cook. .b:tin 56. 95. 175 CoO<. Mmool 119. 152 CoO<. Nirtdas 119. 153. 174 ~. cm:ma 119 Ccqxrehsch. ~ 20. 34. 86. 87. 95. 111. 189.212 ~..Joohua 71.95. 189. 220 ~. RdlW9 95. 156. 166. 173. 181 . 182. 189.213 ~.~ 119.183.212 CaOOva. Matlhc!w 95 Corny. T!P 20.51.95 Cornol. !!elh 119 Cmm.~ 119. 166. 181 . 213 Cotru. Cama 119.183.187 Coc..Joohua 81. 119. 157 Craft. Nathan 82.83.95. 184. 185 Cran.Jmny 119 Cr.n!. Padoo 119. 124. 181. 186. 187 Cnant!r'. Da-oiol 47. 119. 181. 182. 213 Cmingtm. AmEnia 95 Cum. Keith 119 CHtis. Abda 119 CHtis. Anthmy 120 CHtis. l:>arQl 120. 171 . 186 CHtis. ..b'<Bl 166 CHtis. RdlW9 120. 168 C2ql. Math!!w a 50. 51. 71 . 95 Eay.Mrn:a &ldy. Krimla~t~~h ~ . 120 54. 171 . Fa:tu. .lltosa 90. 123 Fa:tu.Mn 123 Fo!:mr. 2ac 178 Fotjc, ..md 12. 64. 65. 110. 123. 140. 175. 1n Fr.rok!:. i.ff.roy 123. 146 Fra!m. JmOOa 100 Froolich..knul 50.97. 181 . 196 Fryg. CaiH!Jl 123. 100 F'tiM. COOy 8 F'tiM. Oal<vla 97 FtAlr.!:hawn 56. 123. 174 Ftnhlim. Marfing 97.219 Dllfuy. v~ 121 DuVal.~ 79. 121 . 100 DyG. Mmool 39 DyG. TOOd 121 ~l<alt*- 121 . 186. 187 n. .. &mnl. &kn.Jo.cm 1 &iw<w'ds. ~ .. ..J.&lw<w'ds. &iw<w'd!:-'Tln1~!d!j~ 176 ~ T~ 122. 16a 183 =·~~~ ~ ~ ~ 103. ~~122 rma 120. 219 Davis.KaticJ 45.67. 120. 174. 187. 218 Davis.~ 63, 112. 120 Davis. Nirtdas 95 Davis. RanD 120 Davis. Tlhlim 96. 163. 176. 210 Davill-T~ Tr~ 12.39. 4a 96.189 Davis. T!1E 120 Day. Mmool 120 Days.~ 96. 164. 1n. 173. 181 . 182.183.189.212 DI!Bn1. !a.-a 182 ~Dantu 59. 120 ~Casimiro 41 . 74. 120. 16a 1n 01!-Jl!t,u:. ArallW 120 ~Gabrd! 120 DW1a. Mlk!y 120 OWna. &nily 96. 189 Dlllva. Na.c:hbrllrn 76. n . 120 DllMal1o.l-bnil 45. 120 DlmcJ1Io. Amnia 120 ()gUm, Oal<vla 120 ~Drill 56. 96 Owl!lch.Drill 24.120. 185. 186. 187 DI!Vrios. tlrWna 96 ~.lady 170 Diaz. Ca-.u 64. 120 Diaz. lsmael 120 DiBrnll. la.-a 31.44.96. 175. 181. 185. 186. 187. 189 Oicl<im!n~ 96. 195 Diet& 4112i 112. 120. 16a 1n DkU.T~96.169. 212 oq,:.LooAm 16. n . 120. 221 ~ Bluok,g 120. 170 ~ ~ 96. 104. 173. 189.220 ~Arnraic! 121.218 IAxDn Patrid< 121 ~.Jdro 50. 121 ~•.lJ&Q 121 ~Brilnlly 23.51 . 121. 171 . 181.182.213 ~Gmy 121 ~~132.185 DrllW. ~ 74. 75.81.121 Drrnm. T!P 64. 121. 168 Dnnwrrnd. Anjlk! 213 Dnnwrrnd. Rmald 121. 185. 187 ~. ~121.174 Otk Nala&c! 27. 121. 183 !Mnas.~ 121 ~T~121 . 183 0\r.n Darnt 63, 121 0\r.n~ 60. 61.121 IMbin. Camrm 121 llis. GB-ald 72. 73. 00. 81. 122. 174. 212 llis. Mggan 63, 122 £1rr«. Caitlrt 122 ~ fBick 47. 83. 96 ~Mary 122. 174 ~9r,Jil42. 50.5 1 . 121 &lca'. Anthmy 64. 122. 155 ~9iyil59. 122 185. 1 ~ Galv.rln Bri<rl ~~122.185 ~M<riall97. 169. 173. 189. 219 [v.n:, Charles 26. 56. 83. 122. 221 [v.n:, l..aMool<a 212 t:v.n:.LaMoolcia 49. 96. 166.169. 179. 183.208 [v.n:, M<riall 155. 169. 173. 175 [v.n:, R0c 70. 71 .00.81.97. 16a 195. 218 [wLni 8rlnbl 122. 184 flcDiiws. MariJu:a!: 100 ~Apl197. 110.201 I!!!IIIIIJ!l~f:h. 122 97.187 122 87.122 - -lnchw GePw. Nathrrill 36. 97. 160. 221 Gam.Abavb' 123.175. 218 Gam...Jaffmy 156 Garcia. .Jmny 123 Garmtt.Ainnla 63, 123.155. 175. 219 Garmtt. M<riall 123 Ga!:tt>r. ~ 37. 77. 91. 123 Ga!:tt>r. !h!ylrm 123 GrorcrZ'm Nala<:hia 12. 51 . 97. 11 . 204 GmJrolh. fb1tgr 168 Gmnn~ 123. 174 ~Jazl!]l 88. 123. 153. 219 Gmnmlth. ~ 123 Gmrml. T!P 123 97. 190 ~33.97. 110 Michaol 97. 157 Rdxri 56. 122. 152. 164. 183. 186. 21a 221 F«gin!:. Danm 122. 166. 181. 182.213.218 F«gin!:. [grin 182 FtriJoo. Pari!: 32 F3mn Maria 90. 122 Fmb!e. Pari!: 9. 112. 122. ln. 173. 175. 176.212 Fnagain. Uri 182 !Tdu.Abadia n . 112. 122 Rnckehalioo 122. 170 Frngnlai 46.4a74. 122. 181 . 186.217 Aakn Bailc!y 6a83. 122. 186. 217 Fbll!l. Dri 86 Fbll!l.GEbda 17. 122. 184 F\yl. ctWx! 123 F\yl. [Jig, 123 Fb!lcn Tluna!: 56. 123 ~.Mar¥ 183 Fdc!y.l.addy 123. 174 Fdlz.AJ 48 Fdlz. Arm! 123 Furl. Anixlr 123. 100 Ford.mD n. 73. 123 Fmro-. ~ 4. 17. 24. 25. 67. 69. 112. 123. 136. ln. 173. 175.219 Gic!oo. ROOcrl 71. 124. 174.218 Gibrt...JoooY> 170. 185. 187 Gibmm..Joohua 7.97. 15a 169. 170. 179. 184. 212 Gib:. Tni 30. 34. 39. 56. 82. 83. 97. 104. 110. 112. 170.176. 1n. 185. 186. 190.206.207. 220.221 ~Cole! 12. 22. 50. 92.97. 1n. 173. 175. 176. 1n. 190 ~llily 23.112.124. 167. 177. 187 Gb.w. friu97 Goorgm. vam~m 86. 89. 124. 17a 100 Goorgm. Valama 89. 187 ~~25. 97. 177. 190. 206.207 ~~ma a 124.130.208 n. 190 Gmzalgz, ~ 124 Gmzalgz, ..boo 97 Gcxxmn~ 59.121 . 124. 216. 218 Goodl..1n. Ali!Dl 124 Gcudm.ld'alh 218 Gmkn Lafath 124 Gmkn~ 124 Gmm.Mmsa 41.124.143 ~ 1\.b'gwl 97. 1 Gmkn~76 Gmkn TrtMlr' 41. 124. 135 ~CaiOO n.73. 111.124. 130. 178 oaltiti< ~ �Goocha. ~ 220 Got!IOO.lngal 96 Graro.l'>lrtu 96 Graro. Clvi.!:tm 96 Gr.h.n. Natlal 56. 124. 154. 175. 220 ~. Jarms 124 Gr..mi!V. ~ 124. 187 Gramm. ~ 22. 98. 170 Gr.wrt. Kara 124. 176 Grat.ran ~ 56. 98. 110 Grat.ran..Jamas 37. 42. 124. 172. 218 Grat.ran..Joorua 56. 124 ~Antluly 124 Croon. ~ 98. 185 Grgy.An~ 41 Glil!go.AtiSSlJI 124. 187 Googo. Madobno 125. 129. 166. 183 Ally!m 98. 171 IJizabpth 125. 171. 181 Ja.Mar 26. 125. 174 RlSd 96 ro-Mafuoz. Kevin 125. 64. 100. 218 Gurnl.Auty 6. 17.36.42.43. 112. 125. 130. 152. 172. 173. 175. 177.219 Goom.o. DaniQIQ 125 Gmtm-.Du!:m 125. 162.172.184 GuthriP•.Ja!d> 125. 220 GuthriP. Tri!:la 125. 136. 183 Gummz. ~ 31.98. 146. 173. 175. 181 . 182. 190.213 Gummz. P!mJ 50. 125. 164. 177. 186. 187. 207 Gutmoz. Pordo 185 dan 218 Hagor. Hall. 96 Halb.vay.~ 169 Haniltm. Britlrny 6. 7. 48. 98. 109. 110. 181. 183 H<wrwn. ta.a 213 Hauxk Tli!P 125 Hrily.~ 125. 143. 183 H<nsm.lngal 170 Harmgtm. ~ 56. 98. 161 Ho.m...Joorua 81 . 98. 202 lbrnn~125 H<ri.Abigail30. 125.175.176. 181. 182.213 Hartmn Anaxla 213 Hartmn MattOON 74. 125 Hartmn Mitdd 125. 171 Hartnan C/ri:tina 125. 172. 173. 175.181 . 182.187.213 Har1mcn M"rtdl 171 Harwy. ~ 98. 154 Haugen l<risOO 60. 61 . 96 Ha.Mcirn. CJmting 125. 170. 181 Ha.Mcirn. ~ 121. 125 Haygs. ~ 125. 170. 215. 219 Haygs. ~tha 20. 98. 172. 173. 175. 176. 196 Hays.~ 125.171.176 Hood. Garro 213 coo HoociQ. 13 Hoocl!.Jdnalhro 125 Hod>. KM1 173 Hoooz!!. RdlQri 185 Hoar-d. Maro! 20. 35. 56. 125 Hclir-rWga-. Marro<: 98. 125. 160 laran-..b-. ~Ia 12. 54. 66.67. 125. 130. 170. 172 H!An.uu 00.81.98.163 Hrily. D<riJIIg 96 Ibm. KoOOy 125 ~. Millhll 99. 168. 196 ~J.~ 125. 168 1-b-d. Maro! 155 Hern-an Tli!P 6. 68. 69. 126 lbnonloz. Ard"oo 100 lbnonloz. Chrislm 126. 220. 221 lbnonloz. .Joog 126 Hmovloz.Juan 126 ~Cathcrroc! 126 Hemm.Am 82.83.126 Hmd<...hnla 126 Hcnog. [than 40. 56. 83. 85. 126 Hosl!!r. Traci!! 126 1100.~ 83.114. 126. 171 . 219 H'Jggin!:. Cl"rvia 9. 126. 173. 175. 176. 181 . 187 Hi!PkM«. Danim 56. 00. 81. 99. 110. 153.171.172 Hill<anOOr. Bnsna 126. 174 Hill<anOOr. !!tufm 126 Hilksy. Tyb- 6. 7 . 99. 170. 179. 185. 186. 197.216 Hi . ~174 ftrllhu. Cmy 126 Hodd. tlnw 100 HufitllistQ. Ali!ul 60. 61. 99. 110. 152. 164. 174. 179. 181. 183. 190 Hoggn~ 126 Hog..o. MattOON 45. 59 . 81. 126. 186 Hukrl. Proslm 12. 29. 38. 39. 48. 99.111.174.221 HolcroiJQ. Mai!la 126 Holdcrafl. ~ 63. 126. 183 Holb.vay.~ 126. 169. 100 Homlll.~ 20. 126 ~l}.fu, 126 ~T~126 Hwlo.~56 fbn:hcll.~ 126.169. 172. 175. 186 Huwardl'>lrtu 42. 126 Howard. !Aminic 82. 83. 126 fb.d. Branchl 99. 190 .._.,..Jand<ia 46. 126.181. 182 .._., Kelly 68. 126 Htixlrl. David 99. 221 Htrl:m.Mllc!y 99. 168. 100. 190 Htrlm -lu!:lin 126. 164. 185 Huoy.~ 126 Huff. Mib: 127. 155 ~Mua 127.181 . 186. 187 Huggirn. ~ 39 Ht.glgs. Kootro 127 ~ Willi<m 127. 173. 175. 176.218 Htmu. Anaxla 1 Hutdlcnm. Abby Hutdlrol. Kaooy . 186.219 Hud.(Sy 127 ,Jad<.<u,. Aly.c:ha 99 .Jatk<xn Marm 12 ~J· r Qrnsa 1a 1 ..larnoo:on. Cloo 127 Jarms. Morgal 44. 175. 181. 186. .Srru<. BranrJL 44 110. 1 ..~. ~oo. T!P a30.92. 100. .bri!§ .bring!l. <hl!-.,.-r? ~.Kalja 127 ~Korri 9.99 .Jim!n!z.Chal.JRI!! 127. 164. 100 ~. !>alia 127 Jimcnlz. la31ZO 127. 181 . 182. 213 Jitrinoz-Cruz. ~ 127 .Jdnxra.Mllc!y 44. 99. 100. 197 ~ Br(&Yla 127. 169. 183 ,ldnlm, Co.1nuy 127 ~ Kac:ia 127. 186. 187 ~l.alhwl99. 154.181 . 182.210. 213.218 103. 110. 173. 179. 184. 185. 186. 187. 191 Klotz. Kary 174 Koch. Toorroo 4. 17. 46. 67. 68. 69. 112. 12a 135. 172. 173. 181 . 219 KtnhnCaiHin 12a 176. 181 l<qJf. ~ 128 ~.Mllc!y 12.92.96. 101 . 111 . 172 Kr..nboor. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Widefield High School Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"><span style="font-weight:400;">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</span></a> Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Widefield High School opened its doors to the community in the fall of 1957. It is the oldest of the two high schools in the Security-Widefield area. The school mascot is the Gladiator and the school colors are blue, silver and white. <br /><br />Do you have a yearbook that we're missing? <a href="https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact us</a> to have it added to the collection! Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Widefield High School yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2010-2011 Widefield High School Yearbook Don't Blink Vol 53 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. 2010-2011 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 Quinton Bodry Editor Sheryl Eberwein Staff Advisor Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Walsworth Publishing Company Extent The size or duration of the resource. 226 pages; Color photpgraphs; Spring Addendum; Index of Students Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 2010-2011 Widefield High School Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2010-2011 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Student Life; Sports; People; Academic; Clubs; Index/Ads Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 2011 Date Accepted Date of acceptance of 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). 2011 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 2011 "Most Likely" 257 A&A Expert painting A&A Stucco AAA Self Store Academics Adonai Beauty Salon AJH Photos Arts Author Barbara Lohman-Johnson Beauty Depot Plus Clubs and Organizations Colorado Smokehouse BBQ & Catering Community Parade CSHP Health Care Partners Dance DECA DFGG Photography Faculty Favorite Foods High School Population 1 Homecoming King Justin Roe ; Queen Natashia Gebre-Zion J Blazis Photography Jim Rodney State Farm Agent Korean Glory Full Gospel Church Memories/Parent Messages music Music Program Principal Kevin Duren Retrospective and Culture 2010-11 Rocking Springs Landscape S.L. Rottman School District #3 Federal Credit Union Security Florist Security Public Library Senior PIctures Social Worker sports Sports-Regional Student Jobs Summer Activities Tattoos Tiger George's Taekwondo Underclassmen Unique Pets Waslworth Yearbooks Weight Lifting WHS Journalism WHS Science WHS Spirit Club yearbook staff Zee's Platinum Cut's and Styles