https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/20faa337a69c146a0bb7a89e82297216.pdf 9996b26d60dab7650383814d8a8e749a PDF Text Text �r �Oi'.EMHG i'G. 1 TfJ\CRUS i'G. 18 .fAESRltMH i'G. 16 SOi'ROMOAES i'G. 38 lUMO~S i'G. so SEMO~S i'G. 61 Si'O~TS i'G. 98 CllmS & O~GJ\MZAllOH PG. 138 MIY At>S PG. 1;,0 faUSINtSS ADS i'G. 176 INI>.EX i'G. 188 ClOSING i'G. 194 ��• • 1999 MEsA RIDGE HIGH ScHooL 6070 MESA RIDGE PARKWAY CoLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80911 ( 719 ) 391-3600 e �IUJorki11fJ out the ridges to make a better school This year the staff and students at Mesa Ridge High School are working to make this establishment work more smoothly. One step in that direction was the new access period. This was implemented to help the students who have frequent absences or who just need a little extra help. Access period is fifteen minutes long and the students wishing to participate in this must obtain a pass from the teacher that they want to see. The computers have internet access and can be used to help people out in their research endeavors. There are several labs around the school and in the media center. One of the more noticeable changes is that of a new class: the Seniors. They will be the first graduating class. There are some new faces this year in the teaching staff. Student teachers from various colleges in the area also are joining us as part of their learning experience. These teachers assist their assigned teacher in class work as well as conduct ton their own. The teachers are gaining valuable teaching experience from this. While it was hard to adjust to a new school, the staff and students are definitely making this school better for everybody in attendance. There are many new faces to our staff this year. Mrs. Levka Craft student teaches English for a semester for Mrs. Linda Schwartz. She is gaining experience in her teaching field. "See You at the Pole" is a national event that was started in Texas and has become a nationwide event. This is the second year that Mesa Ridge students have participated in this gathering. 2 �The A.P. Biology students went camping and part of their agenda was to canoe across a lake and perform various tests on the water. Mr. Dave Overlin is shown here giving some last minute advice to the students before they sail out across the waters. Benjamin Walther-Frank warms up before cross-country practice. He is an exchange student from Germany. He is experiencing a whole different way of learning. Monica Gomez and Jacob Ainsworth stand together in front of the Drama room after finishing class. Steffeni Birchfield and Brandon Perry make use of the computers in the library. 3 �Over the summer, Jessica Perez, Kim Mouriquand, Jennifer Green went to camp to get a head start on this year's book. This helped to get the year off to a smooth start. Canoeing at Manitou Lake was a new experience for almost all of the A. P. Biology students. Anna Rancourt leads the way while Erin Stewart and Katy Vernier paddle and steer. 4 One way to get the students involved is to sit at lunch and advertise. Jennifer Skeen demostrates this by telling the students about pies she's selling. �The student body at Mesa Ridge has nearly doubled since last year. Before the last class, students are making their way to class through the crowded halllways. During the access period , implemented to help out students, is used by Mandy Taylor who rushes to her access teacher's class. Richard Fiorillo and Marshawn Halterman stay after school one day to work on scenery for their play "Eveything You Wanted To Know About Shakespeare But Were Afraid To Ask". They spend extra hours to make their production a worthwhile experience. The construction crew worked on the various fields so that the athletes and band members could play and practice at the home field. This is the newly finished varsity soccer field that also doubles as the junior varsity football field . 5 �CChe CCies CChat 13ind Love, trust, and respect bind us together with bonds of friendships. Our friends are our foundation and support throughout our lives. Your real friends are the people with whom you share the secrets of your heart. They are the people you laugh with, cry with, and when something is wrong they always seem to find a way to cheer you up. Real friends are the ones that can watch you make a fool of yourself, and you know that no matter what has happened they are still there for you. So, tell your friends how much they mean to you. You never know when it might be too late. "Alone I dare not climb ... but with you I reach new heights." -Josh Ainsworth Stephanie Fletcher and Rene Lumbard demonstrate how laughter can be the shortest distance between two people. "The smile on your face brings a smile to my heart," said Jeff Thomas in response to how he feels about Jessica Krause. 6 �Susanne Meyer, Teena Slack, Andrea Stone, Monica Jones, and Willie Mersinger show how close friends can really be. 11 friend's wish May your spirit keep the freedom or a butterfly in spring. And your heart be filled always with the joys of simple things. May your essence claim the freshness of the new laid morning dew. All of this ... and more ... is the love of a friend's wish for you. -anonymous 'The special things "Among the people I love they all make me laugh." This perfectly defines Alena Watters and Pam Hughes. It's the special things in life that make it mean so much. The friends, the love, the thoughts, the touch. If we let these precious things float out to endless sea, we lose our hope, our love, and all reasons to be. -anonymous Tiffany Vialpando, Shauna Vialpando, and Venessa Meckstroth pose for an outsrde photo with family and friends. Cristine Vigil, Yelana Love, Nikki Quinata, Stacy Gardner, and Angie Cole show just how close friends can stay over the years. 7 �'Takin' lAp 'Time With Outside Sports Outside sports at Mesa Ridge is growing in popularity. These sports have grown a lot in the past year. Most people do these sports for fun or to express themselves. Some people get hurt doing outside sports, but they love doing it and they never give up. These sports may be unusual to others , but not these people. These certain sports are a good opportunity to show your courage and wits. Strapping on his snowboard , Jeremiah Ward prepares to take a ride down the Rocky Mountains. Taking a breath and going for it all, Chris Todd practices to be the absolute best. Mr. Glen Pervis is a nation-wide softball player. He has been playing for a number of years now. He is seen here playing catcher in one of his tournaments. 8 �Ms. Laura Graglia makes this extreme sport, rock climbing, look as if it were easy, but you need to practice to be good at this. Compared to the pros, Ms. Laura Graglia shows that the Garden of the Gods is a piece of cake to climb up to the top. Danny Moberly takes a very high risk move off a railing on his skateboard. He skateboards on his free time, it is one of his favorite hobbies. Alan Carter shows that he's all that in Joe Gentry's Track Troop during the summer. Alan participates in this all-state track team. The team travels all over the country and Alan is one the team's toughest sprint-runners. As most people may know, Alan runs for Mesa Ridge and plays a big part in making our track team a success. 9 �~~KCJNQ ON JYlOY<t r<tS PON SCJ!39[CJ~fd While Nicole Clemings is diligently working at Wendy's fast food restaurant,she has just enough time for a quick snap shot. To some teenagers school is practically their life, but to a lot of Mesa Ridge students, a job is part of that life too. Waking up, getting ready for school, spending from 7:30 in the morning to 2:48 in the afternoon in school, then going to a job usually from 3:30 to 9:00p.m. is exhausting! Yet many students have this for a regular routine. Students work at various places including Walmart, McDonalds, Tinsletown, hardware shops, Wendy's, and so on. Most students are working to save up for either a car or just some extra spending money. It has been said that a lot of the working teens spend their pay check right when they get it and are broke for the next two weeks. That statement has been proven to be a fact. Mesa Ridge students are taking on more responsibility and proving that going to school, keeping up grades, and working is possible. "Four of a kind!" We call them Lynda Wood, Leslie Harris, Jennifer Avalos, and Tiffany Vialpando. They are four hard working Walmart employees standing for a pose during closing hours. 10 �Flipping burgers is a speciality of Stanley Cosper, which helps the fast food business of McDonalds. "Working is OK, but sometimes it interferes with my school, but to keep my job, 'gots' to keep my grades." ~Darrell Scott~ "Working puts a strain in your homework sometimes, but it's pretty cool." ~Marche Caldwell~ "It's a big responsibility to work, make Mandy Gracin, an employee at McDonalds, attempts to take one money, and go to school, and I can handle it. That's why I do it!" ~Craig delicious cake, while checking to see if anyone is looking. Boyd~ 11 �Summer -txpertences . What did you do this summer? Did you sit around all summer, or did you get up and try something new, something exciting, something fun . Several students and staff went camping or whitewater rafting. Some took trips to France and Spain. And still others went to camps for basketball , wrestling , yearbook, baseball, and anything else you could possibly do over the course of the summer. "We really had a great time in France," said Jennifer Schmitt. "There was so much to see and do. We were sorry we had to come back so soon." Spending time at Lake Powell , Tacey Williams tries to avoid being tipped over into the cold water. On a summer trip to Spain , Levi Newman, Nathan Gann, Elizabeth Villarreal , Jessica Segura, and Shannon Hoffmann took advantage of a photo opportunity. 12 �The summer wasn't all fun and games for everybody. Ricky Matias and Reba Cupp attended Leadership Academy at Great Lakes Naval Station. While four wheeling on Engineer Pass Amanda Hutchison and her family step outside to stretch their legs and take pictures. Vacationing in Montana, Mrs. Linda Overlin and her husband followed the path of Lewis and Clark down the Missouri River. While on a trip to France, Kim Sirois and Jennifer Schmitt met two girls from Idaho. 13 �Coming Home to a J3us0 Week Let's face it. We're teenagers, and the one thing we try to do as often as we can is make lots of noise, right? Well, there's no better time to get noisy than during Spirit Week. And guess what? We accomplished it! Throughout our Spirit Week, we had the ability to do things we normally wouldn't do. Most of us would not wear our PJ's to school or dress up as a Greek god, but this week we got the opportunity and figured, "Why not?". The fun didn't stop there either. We heated things up with a car smash and a bonfire on Friday night. The marching band accompanied the event with fight music. Somehow, this always manages to lift up our school spirit. Early Saturday morning was our Coming Home parade. Even though it was cold and kind of damp, we never let it bring down our spirits. Later on that day the crowd and marching band cheered on the Mesa Ridge football team, hoping for a victory. The team did their best but still lost to Cheyenne Mt. High School28 to 13. After such a long day and with the loss of our game, you would have thought students were ready for bed. Well, that wasn't the case! Most students kept their energy intense and topped the day off with the Coming Home dance later that night. Lori Decker , Vicki Gardner, Patricia Schuman, Trisha Stone, and Becki Marsh are all part of the girls' volleyball team. During the parade , they showed their spirit with the volleyball motto "Play Hard, Earn Respect". 14 The bonfire wasn 't the only thing hot on Friday. Jeff Sutherland and Kevin Sutherland also helped heat things up with the grill. �In spite of the bitter cold , Coming Home candidate Brandi Foltz still smiles at the crowd at the game. Ready and set to go! Coby Bloodsaw, Jamal Vaught, John Roan , Steve Anderson and Robert Price pack to attack Cheyenne Mountain's football team . Hot stuff and they seem to know it. Jon Call, Ryker Carlson, Mitch Dziduch, Sean Camacho, Mike Felice, Justin Blake, (Bottom) Justin Chander, V1nce Algent, and Damel Williams found time in their busy schedules to go to the bonfire. Stressed? Angered? Well, not anymore Tim Lopez takes part in the annual car smash by making the first punch to the front wmdshield. 15 �"I thought the council did a great job for the dance. The decorations were great and the music was fine , but there were too many lights on ," said Ricky Matias. "I was happy and excited for him ," said Casandra Salazar. "I was very surprised ... it was an honor and something I'll never forget," said Salazar in response to how it felt to be crowned queen. With the tropics on mind and a backdrop to set the mood, the King and Queen sit before the other candidates. With the colorful array of dresses and suits this year, Jennifer Graves and Kevin Bechert went with the more traditional look. 16 �Amanda Rushford and Tim Lopez hold eachother close during the Coming Home Dance. It was one of the many oppurtunities for couples to dance without bumping into other people. After a week of showing our school spirit, we were ready to get all dressed up and party. This year's Coming Home theme was some what of a tropical setting and with pineapples and palm trees; it truly could have been mistaken as "paradise." Being announced earlier in the week, the nominees for king and queen waited excitedly for the outcome. Casandra Salazar, queen, was crowned at the Coming Home game and later on that night she crowned Ricky Matias, king. "I think it was good that Ricky won ... he deserved it", said JenniferTobin, junior, who also went to the dance. Regina Sowell, a senior, said, "It was cute .... they [Matias and Salazar] made the atmosphere of the dance more relaxed." Another highlight of Coming Home was the music. "They were great DJ's; they played a variety of music," said Lynette Andrews, freshman. Many students seemed to be disappointed about the lighting. It wasn't as dark as usual, but that didn't seem to stop the party. Nothing was going to stop this party. Everyone came for a good time and tons of fun, and that's exactly what they got. With the last ever Coming Home dance now in the past, and with next year the beginning of an actual Homecoming, this last Coming Home was a great way to end a tradition and look to a smooth transition into a new one. The dance was full of surprises. As Desmond Zoller spins Rayven Irons, she suddenly smiles for the camera. Kelly Baird and Redriche Carlson hold each other close during one of the slow songs played at the dance. 17 �Dr. Hatchell and . t~~artiCipate Coming Horne activitie his young son, Connor at th .. look: old beat up car s.Our prinicipal in the on. used 10 the car smash es a light sw·mg Mr. Neil Nel as Connor tance of helson . and . . p1ng k senior Ml.ke Mart" partiCipating in th e annual eep ourF environ ment m know the imp orountain Creek clea I n. They're c ean-up . 18 �Halloween. Mrs. up on adults like tog etddressed Mrs. Mary Ann Krause show Yes, ~ ven r Proffitt-Yaung an Jenntfe the camera. d to ensure · pirit for ork har II thetr ·ty guards w K·nney Ho Y 0 r s d secun s·u Me t • n d cleanliness . ' y ld Roy Taylor custodians a_ S u . unty an .k McDona • choolwtde take a picture. d sec Purvis Mont a Lundste . Glenn f m their 'busy day to take a minute ro 19 �)Vlesa f'<idge Staff Mesa Ridge teachers Mrs. Shirley Kassebaum, Mr. Rick Wilson, Mrs. Barbara Smith, and Mrs. Brenda Stewart are confused about where they really teach. Lorn Abeyta Dave Adams Candace Ainsworth Ivan Aleman Joe Allen David Artz Wes Saki Chns Baldwin Roxanne Bates Dody Beeson Maryellen Bndges Mary Browmng Ginny Carlson Jay Carson Elizabeth Casc1aro Larry Clouse Luanne Cozad Karen Crawford Stephame Cundiff Gregg Dahlberg Nancy Darby 20 �Our Faculty, a very important part of our Mesa Ridge High, always seem to bring a wonderful and bright light for us to learn more about school and our true meaning of being here. And also about every day life. With twenty-seven new faculty members, we are dying to know how they feel about Mesa Ridge High. Making the assign ment seem fun , Patty Katalenas lends a helping hand to Crystal Johnson. Joe D1onis1o Butch Fackelman J1m Felice Leslie Felice Monte Fetters Nad1a Fischer Cathy Fisher Judy Fnesth Clint Garc1a Sam Gieck Laura Graglia Anna Hamre Von Hartley Mark Hatchell Cra1g Henderson Kam HolmqUist Mam1e Hunter Conme Jackson Kelly Jeffery Pat Jungling Shirley Kassebaum 21 �L1sa Kasyon Patty Katalenas Randy Kelley AI Knechtel Sandra Koch Maryann Krause Jud1th LaCasse Debbie Lacey Patnck Lawrence Cliff Lendsey Holly Lundstedt Randy Madden Norman Mays Todd McClelland Lectures are a common part of teaching , may it be about the lesson or about punishment, but, during Mrs. Rose Wells's lecture, a camera shot got the smile that is so common on Mesa Ridge's staff faces. I "What I like the most about Mesa Ridge is the respect I get from my students." Mr. John Krakauer Make a Difference Day is a national event. Caught on camera Ms.Sandra Urlik, an active teacher at Mesa Ridge, is ready to get down and dirty in helping Andre Patrick 22 �Momka McDonald B1lly McKinney Sue Medans Linda Metzgar Shern M1leto Ne1l Nelson Phil Olivas Linda Overlin Don Pletcher David Reeder D'Anne Roberts Lola Romero Anna Romero-Lehrer Howard Sanders Searching for that perfect camera smile , Mr. Bob Felice shows us one of his home-made faces of fame. While on break, grading papers and 'kicking it' is one of Mr. Jonathan Sargent's best ways to stay occupied during block periods . "Good to come to a new building, new change of scenery, and very refreshing." Mr. Monte Fetters 23 �While conferring about the day's lesson, Mrs. Levka Craft and Mrs. Linda Schwartz glance at the camera for a snap shot. Breaking it down for some students is a common teacher standard and Mrs. Mary Browning is demonstrating that some times learning takes time and explaining. Doreen Sargema D1ane Schinkel John Schoolmaster Linda Schwartz Mana Segura Angelo Serrone Wayne Sm1th Anne Spencer Tara Stoker M1ke Sullivan Roy C. Taylor Glenn Tru1t1 Sandra Uhlik Mart1ne Vogel 24 �"The staff at Mesa Ridge has a great sense of community and positive climate. I feel like part of the school." --Mrs. Levka Craft Mrs. Connie Jackson, one of our many dedicated teachers, explains how to complete the next problem. Watching a game of dodge ball , Mr. Brad Dorais and Mrs. Sherri Mileto sit and chat about the good times. Karen Wagers Mark Walker Harry Wallace Donna Walsh Rose Wells Lisa Whorton Melinda Wigg1ns Joanne Williams Colleen Wilson R1ck Wilson Len Z1gment Ursula Z1mkas 25 �Leslie Kropp bends down to gain easier access to her big pile of branches that she is working to clean up as Melissa Stover and Crystal Taggart look around trying to find somewhere to pick up the accumulated debris around Fountain Creek. Tiegan Burress walks with Desean Kennedy down the hallway after lunch. 26 �. ha Jones enjoy . Mario Mathis, an~ D~n~sectic lunch hour. Melissa Panadnc, hat with friends dunng . K'nnard Mike · · zaan Enc 1 ' "I· Craig Brooker, 'fer Villanueva, their plz . Freshmen Councl ·s Jessica Bu t a IaMJennl Kelly Jeffery. (Not Jones, Amber Davl David Williams , s . . e Brown , I) Charmam . Schinke · Pictured: Ms. D1ane 27 �Andreana Aguilera Jess1ca Ainsworth William Jr Albntton Nathanael Allen Alderson V1ncent Alg1en Mathew Allnutt Adrienne Anderson Lynette Andrew Edward Asher G1nger Bailey Candace Baker Leola Barge Shameeka Barnes Jessica Bauer Gav1n Be1ssel Ryan Belew Nathan Beougher Kari Bila Stephanie Birchfield Amanda Bixenmann Justin Blake Denise Blazek Rochelle Blumenre1ch Denise Boatwright Tyler Bogardus Troy Box Jenn1fer Boyd Chnstopher Breon Craig Brooker Brian Brooks Charmaine Brown Kev1n Brownstein Jessica Bruden Heather Burke James Burke Tiegan Burress Jessica Butala Jonathan Call Chandra Calloway Sean Camacho Heather Campbell Steve Campbell Joshua Carey Glenn Carlson Ryker Carlson Jason Carrasco(Oiivas) Dustin Cartmell Ryan Case Manuel Chaco Maria Chacon Michelle Chambers lan Champlin Justin Chandler Justin Clayborn Dana Cole Bonnie Combs 28 �Here To }Vlake lin 9mp ression It's their first year here, but don't let that fool you. The freshmen class of '98-'99 are here to make a statement. From working on the homecoming float to running for freshmen class president, this year's 'little ones' weren 't going to stand by and let the upperclassmen have all the say. One of the problems freshmen are faced with is the new learning environment. "Teachers are more strict on due dates and assignments" according to many of the students in the freshmen class. while most freshmen are used to a laid back atmosphere. One student, Kyle Elliott, put it this way. "In most of them [classes] staying awake [is the challenge]." This is partially from the hour and half classes they're not used to. But, like we said before , they're here to make an impression and they have done so by adjusting pretty well to the new schedule. Nevertheless, from beating all the other teams in mud volleyball to dressing wacky during Halloween , the Freshmen have made an exceptionally bold statement this '98-'99 school year. Dean Cooney Beth Corl Alicia Cornelius Marissa Crabtree Valene Crowe Jenn1fer Cuadrado Christina Dail Amber Davis Sean Dean Michael Decker Natalie Dibene Jessica D1onne Christopher Dittmann Stephanie Drain Mitchell li Dziduch Jason Ebalaroza Joshua Egbert Kyle Elliott Jeremy Emrick Tezonia Evans Patricia Fagans William Felder Knslln Felice M1chael Felice Onyeka Fields Sasha Figueroa Ella Flakes Mark Foley 29 �R1 1 Foltz Meghann Ford Victona Fox John Franco Jeded1ah Fran land Matthew Fncke Amanda Funk Connna Gage Tnvona Ga1ner Vanessa Geery Nathan G1bson Kelly Gillette Joseph Gillins Stephame Glenn Jenna Goettel Moses Gogg1ns Felic1a Goheen Andres Gonzalez Jesus Gonzalez Adam Graham Dernck Green Lacey Greer Mana Guzman Enca Hale Kenneth Ham Sarah Ham1lton Andre Hammond Duane Harns Amber Davis gets herself a coke during lunch. Freshman have the big advantage over the upperclassmen . Their lockers are right by the cafeteria! Gathered in a circle on the floor in the south commons, a group of freshmen girls enjoy their lunch. 30 �Fred Harrison looks at his friend, Mark Bland, as if his unusual behavior is nothing out of the ordinary. G1na Harns Ross Hartley IChael Hatcher Joshua Hayes Justin Hayward Robert Hebert Brandon He1sch Enn Hemmerling Tammy Hoc n R3Jah Holmes Tashuana Holt Joshua Horton Stephan e Howard Amber Howells Lora Howton Jerv11fer lramm Jasm1n Jahn! e Joseph Jensen Chns ne Jeppson Chns Johnson Chnstopher Johnson Crysta Johnson Ja me Johnson Lauren Johnson DeniSha Jones IChae Jones SadiE! Jones Chnstopller Kas 31 �What is an embarrassing moment that you have had this year? "When I sat in the wrong class on the wrong day." - J.R. Gonzalez "When I was going up the stairs and fell. "- Anonymous "An embarrassing moment I've had this year was when the Marching Band sang "Happy Birthday to me at the Homecoming game!" - Donnetta Stonerock Dasean Kennedy Enc Kinnard Robert Kleimola Jacqueline Kline Cory Knop Cathleen Knotts David Knutson Joseph Konczal Leslie Kropp Nicole Kuban Amanda Kukowski Ryan Kulp Lauren Lapota Krist1na Larrabee Bnan Larson Katnna Lawson Amanda Ledford Chns Lefrancois Ryan Lewis Travis Lew1s Angela Leyanna Dan1el L1nn Laura Littlepage Stephame Luck Megan Lumberg Hal (Bubba) Maddox Cody Marsh Jared Marsh 32 Crazy Jamie Miller had to come up with the most outof- the- world costume for Halloween . She's not em barrassed to express her individuality. �Lacey Marsh Mark II Mart1n Dom1nque Martmez Lanssa Mart1nez Demano Math1s Samuel Mattingly Eric Mayo Nikia McBnde M1chael McCann Eric McCoy Aisha McFarlin Brandy McGlade Connne McKinney Elizabeth McMeam Alease McNall Vanessa Meckstroth Robert Mesa Jam1e M1ller Marc M1ller Jonathan M1lls Calvm M1tchell Lynsey Moat Romeo Montez Amanda Morales Enn Morse Alicia Mounquand Chase Nelson Grace Nettles Clementine Nicholls Ke1th Normand (Hall) Bud Norton Patnck O'Connell Sarah Olson Nicholas Orchowski Rachel Orr Anallsa Ortega Joshua Overman Cassandra Palmer Melissa Panan Laura Patterson Dav1d Peasley Bnan Penmngton Alexander Perez David Peters Lukus Pickard Virg101a P1ckard Holly Ple1mann Damel Porras Janessa Powells Amber Prevost Raymond Pyles Em111e Re1mer Kyle Reutner Gregory Rice Elise Richard Luella Riley 33 �What are some goals fdOLA have in life? Eighty Freshmen students were asked about their goals in life. Many answered back saying their main goal is to pass high school and move on to college . Other students got into more detail and we got some really interesting comments. " To go to college , get a good job, retire when I'm 30, and relax the rest of my life with my wife and kid. " - anonymous " To become a video game designer and get straight A's." - Chris Dittmann "To look perfect for one day and to be a lawyer." -anonymous Johnathan Robershaw Kari Robertson Chnstopher Rodgers Jenna Rose Robert Ruff Kayta Rule Joanne Rushford Heather Rusk Jonna San 1colas Emesto Sanchez Knstopher Sanders La11a Saole Ryan Savell Joel Scafella Brian Schlei er Dav1d Schoonover Patnc1a Schuman Chnstopher Scott Clanssa Scott Shawn Scott Molly Senennght Matthew Seraphine Jac e Severn Ashley Shelton R1chard Shewell Leah Simmons Amy SimS Michele S een 34 Deep in thought, Aston Reynolds fl ips through his papers in Mrs. Andrews' English class. His goal is probably to get through the day. �Ryan Slater Bnan Sm1th Dav1d Sm1th Patnck Sm1th Jared Smythe use Soh Donnetta Stonerock Melissa Stover KeVIn Sutherland Crystal Taggart William Tams Amanda Taylor Angela Taylor Bnan Taylor MIChael Teaff Joey Thomas Stephen Thomas Ann Tilley Chnstopher Todd Jonathan Tucker Andreana Unoste Jonathan Vails Jade Vansic el Jentel Veals Ramon Velasco Dan1el Verdonck Shauna Vialpando Enn V1gil Freshmen kick butt! Mitchell Dziduch , Kenny Ham , Daniel Williams , and Mike Jones proved that when their team dominated the mud volleyball match . 35 �T h e "(joor;t" and The "(3ar;t" You can chose your friends but you can't choose your family. Yikes! That could be a bad thing when it comes to having an older brother or sister in high school with you . Getting picked on day in and day out gets to be annoying. Being tormented at home and at school too! It's overwhelming . Amazingly a lot of freshmen students said it really isn't that bad having a sibling at school. Many students said that it was an advantage. "They give you money and stand up for you ," said Mitchell Dziduch. Lots of students like the idea that their brothers and sisters stick up for them and give them money. We also found a lot that liked the idea of not having to walk to and from school everyday. Of course there was the other side of the issue. There were a lot of complaints about how "annoying" older siblings can be. How they're always there when you manage to do something wrong , (Which isn't often , right?) . It also never goes unnoticed how they have to be the first ones to run home and tell Mom and Dad all about it either. Jessica Ainsworth stated, "My brothers always know what I'm doing. They must have spies watching me." She also added, "Not that it's always bad. If they have spies then they know when I need their help." This just goes to show the good things and the bad things about having brothers and sisters in high school with you. Imagine, if only you could pick and choose your siblings. Jennifer Villanueva Joclyn Vinson Aaron V1scont1 Jacquelyn Voss Chris Vossler Knsta Wagand Senta Walsh Rachel Ware William Warfield Valene Watson Atasha Webb Mtcheal Webb Matthew Weiland Dom1nik Welmon Lahcta Wiederhold Bndget Williams Bnttany Williams Crystal Williams Dantel Williams Davtd Williams Kyle Williams Brandon Willingham Mtchelle Winfrey John Wood Tyler Worley Jay Wyman Joshua Wyman Lorenzo Young Ashley Zub1ate 36 �What do the ]reshmen think? ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• We decided that it would be nice to let the freshman get a say for once. So we pulled out : the school roster, closed our eyes, and picked two freshmen at random. Those chosen were Brad : Johnson and Joey Thomas. We wanted to get our two freshmen's opinion on some pretty : important issues. We met in the yearbook room during lunch (yes, they gave up their lunch hour!) : and the following is what happened: : Interviewer: Joey: Interviewer: Brad: Interviewer: • Joey: Interviewer: Joey: Interviewer: Brad: Joey: Interviewer: Joey: Brad: Joey: Interviewer: Brad: Joey: Interviewer: Brad: Interviewer: Joey: Interviewer: Brad: Joey: • • • • • •• • What do you think about the block schedule? I like it, it's so much easier because we have a lot more time to learn things. What do you like to do on weekends? Hang out with my older brother. I play basketball on a team and stuff. What were some embarrassing moments you've had being a fresh men? All the seniors making fun of you. Seniors! (with amazement) make fun of you? Only because my brother's a senior. How did you like going from a junior high to a high school? I like junior high better, I knew more people there. I like it because it was a big transition, but it's so much easier with the block schedule than junior high and I just like the school better. What are some things upper classmen have done to you? I asked a couple where room numbers were and they were pretty nice about it, but then some just hassle me just for the heck of it. I have a lot of friends. I guess most freshmen would say that the seniors are all bad just because they're seniors, but I look up to the seniors. I like them a lot. What do you think about the lunch hour? I get to go home! I guess I like it because it's longer and you get to socialize more. How about counting credits? I work harder because I get credits for them [classes]. How about peer pressure? There are some students who help you out now and then and then there are some that just want to trash you. What do you think is the most important part of school? Getting my credits because I have to go to college. I don't know what I want to go for yet; I just know it's going to be a good thing if I go. Doing good with your grades and getting along with your peers, because you're going to be with them for four years. You might as well get along with them . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••• ••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••• •• ••• •••••••• ••••• •• ••••••• •• 37 �Jesse Borha ~apher sudd:n~as taken by th· sur ri se when IS Pshot of hia ph. otoglibrary. y snapped It Teachers 0 m In the w~r/le libra ry research en times . K assign pro·e are diligently Redford and Jcts that require mg on finding info ere~y Wiedrick rmatlon. 38 �students to race . are often a time f~r Poole shows a Pep assemblies ky events. Cassidy elf towards the each othe.r lnm:~~ as she propels hers look of enJOY . for a win. . d finish line hoping . Jacelyn Ellis, Lm Y neil: First Row. an Second Row. NTc,~~dro, Brittany N~:~Y Poole, Ms. Patty , Ortiz Dennl·s Mondejar, Ca Sophomore lgo Cyndee Robert ' Katalenas . 39 �Sophomores ,"li Class of Their Own" With one year of high school in their past, the sophomores proved to the upper class men that they were not the freshmen that they used to be . Sophomores this year seemed to be in a class of their own by taking on more responsibilities and expectations to be a more mature class. Mainly the biggest impact was in the performance of the sophomores both academically and mentally. Making the transition from a freshman to a sophomore was hard to do at first. One of the changes was the respect issue. "I think it's a lot better to be a sophomore because you get more respect from upperclassmen and you don't get looked down ," said Gary Cooper. Another sophomore , Chris Twitty said , " I think it's fun to be a sophomore because you get a feeling of authority and you get to pick on the freshmen. " Sophomores have changed drastically in the past year. One of the other changes they encountered was the ability to drive. They could drive themselves to school and not have to rely on other people to cart them around. Another change was being plagued with questions about everyday life at high school from the new freshman. Questions included directions to their next classes to the best places to buy their lunch from . All of the sophomores have unique personalities which defines them as a class of their own . M1chael Adk1sson Nick Aguon Samantha Allnutt Timothy Alt1zer Felisa Alvarez M1la Anderson Sarah Apel Kelly Ba1rd Chnstopher Baldwin Nicholas Ballard Christine Barker Samantha Barnwell Lynne Bartlett Nathan Batesel Chnstopher Beard Belinda Becker Patnck Bennett Chnst1na Bergling Jenmfer Berreth Richard Betterton Rasheedah B1ngham Summer B1shop Brandon Bloodsaw Jerome Bolton Jason Bonoan Jesse Borham Tiffany Bourell Sylas Boyle 40 �Michael Breon Jeremy Bryant Suzanne Byes Calvin Cage Jess1ca Ca1n-Dav1s lan Campbell Colt Carabello James Carlisle SvenJa Carlock Brandi Carlson Cassandra Carner Chnsline Carroll Alan Carter Michael Cerquow N1ccole Chambers Chnstopher Clayborn Melissa Clem Brayden Clubb Maria Cobb Jeremiah Colon-Henson Gabe Cooley Gary Cooper Luis Corchado Antomo Council William Crump Lee Cruz Juslin CUSIC Crystal Dandrea Showing how they are enjoying their sophomore year, Tim Worley , Jason Foust, Jeremy Bryant , Arthur Myrick and Rosa Vigil hang out in the library. They want to get a good start in improving for the future. 41 �What is your favorite activity at Mesa Ridge? " I like sports because when we play Widefield, it is a big rivalry." -James Shell " I like the clubs especially the 180 club." - Cyndee Nicandro "The sports opportunities and preparing for assemblies with student cabinet." Brittany Norman Jacqueline Davis Nicole Davis Lon Decker Kimberly Delfin Avery Denton Dolly Derksen Robert Deros1er Doyle D1ckerson Jerusha Doucette Ne1l Draper Anna Duran Debra Dusack Jessica Dykes Bnan Eddy Des1ree Egbert Byron Eichholz Jacelyn Ellis Bnttany Erickson Dan1el Escamilla Sarah Esp1nosa Amee Espinoza Carlos Esp1noza Bette Evans Kathleen (Kat) Felch Jared Felice Paul Fenner Christopher Figueroa Jess1ca Flores Pnsc1lla Floyd Ronald Ford Jason Foust Crystal Fraz1er Wayne Fraz1er Carlos Garc1a Jessica Garcia Timothy Garcia Vic i Gardner Jenmfer Gascon (Deblasio) Tama Gerth Bnan Gipson Melissa Glenn Courtney Glommen 42 �Tara Gonzalez Neosha Green Kelly Greer Erik Gross1us Paul Grow Jamilla Gupton LoUis Gutierrez Michael Gutierrez Matthew Hahn Michael Hahn Tess Hammonds Kelly Hand James Hanks Jamie Hatfield Jesse Hatf1eld Lac1 Hawkins Lisa Hawkins Christopher Headle Sonny Herman Joann Hill Joshua Hines Robert Holder Donald Holifield Mark Holstrom Kenneth Honerkamp Joyce Hoopes Lora Hoopes Samantha Hope William Horst Sarah Horton Natalie Hull Nathamel Hutton Lindy lgo Nicole Jarvey Audrey Johnson Summer Justice , Courtney Glommen , Brittany Norman , Jackie Ellis , and Lindy lgo take the time out of their busy schedule to hang out with each other at Minnie's house in Disneyland on a trip with Young Life. 43 �Matthew Jolly Shermquetta Jones Helena Jurasin Summer Just1ce Robert Kane Renee Kenealy Joshua Kinzie Steven Kle1mola James Knapp Matthew Ko Shannon Ko Aliece Koen Shaun Kotko Elizabeth Kress Marli Kwiatkowski Krystal Lahti Jennifer Lang Raymond Laracuente David Largent Bnan Larrabee Jeremy Ledeboer Des1rae Le1pply Cleora Lenard Patnc1a Lenard Todd Leopold Tyrone Livingston Dav1d Louden Justin Louzon Stress What kind of stress do you have? Pretty Bad: 35 Normal: 22 Severe:ll Sometimes: 7 Never: 7 Chris Murphy is working really hard to handle his stress by doing his homework. Getting rid of stress will help him become more successful. 44 �In the weight room, Avery Denton handles his stress. He takes his frustrations out on the Military Press. Jacque Lovelace Femando Luna Juli Lusbca Kat1e Mac Cabe Melanie Machado Lynsey Mann Aaron Markus Amanda Marshall Matthew Martin Teka Mart1n Evan Maschger Kaelynn Maschger Sabnna Mason Andrea Mala Damelle Matty Sarah Me Kinney Jemfer McBeth Charity McCormick Kelley McCoy Niche McFarland Resha Med1na Janette Me1erhenry Marc Melvin Michael Menke Cody Messer Christopher Miller Cynthia Miller Tamesh1a M1ller 45 �Melame Mtlteer Dame! Moberly Brynn Moii(Powell) Denms MondeJar Chnstopher Moneypenny Lauren Moore Alex Morales Tiffany Morris Andre Munn Christopher Murphy John (Jack) Murphy Desarae Myers Arthur Mynck Joseph Newsome Cyndee Nicandro April Nickerson Jerome Nixon Bnttany Norman Adam Nuuhtwa Patnc1a O'Bnen Frank Odom Robert Ortiz Alyssa Overman Ardie Page Christopher Patterson Robert Patterson Emanuel Perez Johnme Perez Vanessa Perez Howard Perry Jacqueline Philon Mana Pizano Matthew Poff Jennifer Poncelow Cassidy Poole A library student assistant, Chris Beard is taking the time to sort through some files . 46 �What is the most popular Music? Rap *********************************************************** 17 R&B *********************************************************** 26 Country ****************************************************** 1 C Iass ica IIJazz *********************************************** 4 Rock ********************************************************** 16 Alternative *************************************************** 10 Raggae/other ************************************************ 2 Pop *********************************************************** 5 Marcus Poree Lucelyn Rabutan Bnan Ragsdale Chns Ragsdale Alyssa Randall Kyle Redford Patnc1a Reg1s Kathleen Reichert Manssa Reynolds Rachel Reynolds Matthew Rowe M1chael Rubash William Sailor Carla Salisbury Kimberly Sanders Jonathan Schaal Kelsey Schmidt Manah Sharer James Shell Quiwe Shelton M1sty Sherbondy Eva S1mpson Mallia Slayton Matthew Smrth Nealon Sm1th Ronnette Snodgress Ronald Southworth Genev1eve Spilotro 47 �If you could do anything in the world what would it be? Wild and dangerous things ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 Become a certain profession .....••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Go to an exotic place •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Meet someone famous ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..••• 12 Be rich •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 Help others •••••••••••••••...••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Just live a happy life•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Repay the people who've helped me ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 Other ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Rebecca 48 �Mana-Esther Villa Elizabeth Villarreal Stacey Vowels Jeffery Wal er Jerem1ah Ward Daniel Watson Just1n Wenzl Samantha Whelan Natasha Whitfield QUincy Whitfield Jeremy W1ednc Bernard Wilbor James Wilburn Amanda Williams Ashanta Williams La eysha Wil1ams CanWimo Rachel Wilmoth Chels1e Wood Knsbna Wood Timothy Worley A ur Youngblood Joe Gillins models his Tommy Hilfiger shirt for the yearbook staff. He wants to show how great he can model. 49 �Mark Powell tries to master the combination on his locker; it seems that he can 't ever remember it. Will Banks and Tyree Tucker flex their muscles that they have achieved through long, hard hours of playing basketball for the J. V. Squad . 50 �d in at least ·uniors that are .involve huddled overt he JJennifer Green ISf the yearbook. There are club actiVIty. . oil results or one I the semor P k Shelly contents o . Ralph Blac .' Ms . First Row. l"fah Nailor, . Junior Council: Second Row: Melanie D oyle , Alex n·lfer Ford , Titania Pat Jungllng, Uhl .kCole. Jen · , Mrs. Sandra I ' nnifer Crosbie Patterson , Je . Robinson . Jamce m.a~y Kha~ewell, 51 �Scot Abemathey Jacob A1nsworth Manssa Aldndge Dan1elle Alvarado Joshua Andrew Jared Bahner Nicolas Ba1ley Melan1e Ba er William Bans Michael Barker Brandon Barnes Amy Bartel Edel Batangan Sabnna Baugh While students in Marching Band turn in uniforms , Dominic Vigil unfolds a wet, musty poncho. Jennifer Tobins takes a break from the rush to wave at the camera. Jarame Beaupre Kevin Becher! Adam Belew Dess1rae Benge Casey Beno1t Ralph Black Arthur Blackwood Dana Blazek Coby1a Bloodsaw Dame! Boatman Stephen Bond Ray Boschee Sarah Bourn Cra1g Boyd Enc Bryant Marche Caldwell Fran Camacho Joseph Carney M1chele Carney Winston Carr Nikki Cartmell 52 �Thomas Carver Jeffrey Casper Shayne Champlin Paul Cherry Alexander Cole Brandon Coll1ns Jamie Combs Chnstopher Copeland Lee Council Brandyrose Cra1g Jenmfer Crosbie Enc Cross K1m Cruz Matthew Crysel David Curt1s Richard Dasugo Kevin Dav1s Angela Deane Jacob Delong Kelly Depauw Chnshne Dibene Dust1n Dickerson Darrell DIC ey Demse Dickey Chnstopher D1onne ls1ah DIXOO Nasombi D1xon Andree Doche MIChelle Dz1duch Jeremey Ellerton Domomc Elliott George Evans Chelvyn Feay Brandon Felice Chnshan Felix During access period , Chiantel Warner and Becky Marsh talk diligently about their upcoming assignment as Melanie Patterson glanced around the room. 53 �Jennifer Ford She1la Fortenberry Kimberly Fuhrman Patnc1a German Terrence Gibbons Joseph Gillette Fredd1e Gogg1ns MoniCa Gomez Jolene Gordon Nathamal Grant Jamika Green Jenmfer Green Amber Greer Na1om1 Gnffe Jess1ca GUidom K1rst1ne Haagen Christina Hall Marshawn Halterman Lakeesha Harns Tiffany Hayner Natasha Hernandez Jonathan Hess Jonathan Hoemg Cass1dy Hoff Elizabeth Hollingsworth Anthony Hooper Elnc Hoopes Lak1sha Hopk1ns Chas1ty Howard Jason Husband Dav1d Huth Rayven Irons Ross Jam1son Kerri Jeppson Tina Jodsaas Christopher Johnson Jos1e Johnson Amanda Juras1n Thomas Kelly Laura Kilner Jenmfer Knutson JessiCa Krause Terry Kress Chnsllna Kuhns Sara Lammert Robert Lankford Erika Larson Selena Latour Elizabeth Lawson Troy Leeman Geehae Livmgston M1chael Lopez Jeremy Lonmor Sandra Lozano Larry Lucero Dav1d Luna 54 �Stephanie Milano plays the symbols while the Marching Band warms up before going outside to practice. After school, Chad Marsh gathers all of his homework. Eli Lyles Suzanne Magnuson Crystal Malcolm Chana Malone Rebecca(Becky) Manmng Rebecca Marsh Juslln Mart1nez Marnvette Martinez Jam1e Mat1as Jamileth Maxwell RIChard Me Arter Lybertha Mend1ola Stephame M1lano Tam1ka M1ller Chns Mollaun Te1a Morrow K1mberly Mounquand Ni i Nagle Khalifah Na1lor James Nail Chnstopher Neal 55 �Virgtnia Negron Dantel Newman Thuy Nguyen Kandle Norns Amanda Nuuhtwa Davtd Oliver Consuelo Ortega Caleb Overbay Jessica Parker Melante Patterson Enck Paul Jesstca Perez Karena Perez Rebecca Perez What was your most embarrassing moment? "J was a cheerleader at %tson t3r . .2-litJh. C"Du ring a basketball game my button on my skirt fell off then my whole skirt fell down and the entire basketball team saw euerythi"fj underneath." - ~rrivette ~rtinez "j"rty mom was trying to teach me how to back up the car. ('){)hen :J put it into reverse, :J panicked and pressed the gas. J ended up hitti"fj a fire hydrant and a street sitJn." -7eia~rrow ":J was walki"B in the mall one day and a fine guy came up to me and said, "]ou have a lollipop stuck to your butt." :Jt turns out that J had sat on a lollipop in the food court." - CJJrandy CraitJ ":J just got out of the shower and:J heard the ice cream man. :J ran outside to get some ice cream in just my towel. <\Vhen J ran outside, my towel fell down. So, J was standi"fj outside, naked, getti"fj ice cream." - Coby CJJloodsaw "J was ridi"B my bike home one day from school and J got my arm caught in my front wheel. J flew forward and went over my handle bars and fell. J had to go to sclrool the tl£Xt morni"fj with a fat lip and without a tooth." - t3ames 2-lall 56 �Going to their lockers after school, Sarah Bailey waits for Nick Bailey as Chrissy Hall takes a drink of her coke and looks down the hallway. Brandon Perry William Peth1ck Knstopher Piersall George Pillsbury Joseph Place Casey Poe William Powell Cassandra Prys Damelle Pullin Susan Pyles Anna Rancourt Crist1n Redman Nick Reed Bert1e Renon Chnstopher R1sley John Roan Jam1son Roberts Jamce Rob1nson M1chelle Roof Stephen Roux Tanya Rub1o Jess1ca Ruterbones Alma Salazar Chnsllna San Miguel Angelo Sanchez Edw1na Sanchez Antomo Santos Une Saole 57 �Holly Savell Jared Schaller Johannes Schmiedebach Jenmfer Schmitt Josh Schnoor Shawn Schwab Jess1ca Segura ntania Sewell Scott Sheeks nmothy Shelton Jerem1ah Sherbak Kimberly Shewell Sandi S1erra Kimberly SirOIS Jerem1ah Smythe Sean Socorso Arquinn Stafford Des1ree Stahl Bnan Steffensen Enn Stewart Joshua Strausbaugh Michael Summerlhill M1chael Sutherland Amanda Taylor Rhonda Tennant Dernck Terrell Jenmfer Tob1n Matthew Treat Tyree Tucker Chnt Vallieres Jana Van Scyoc Chnstopher Vann Jamal Vaught Kathryn Vernier Dom1mc Vigil Group work in Mr. Baki 's class is a great way to get work done for Christopher Copeland , Michael Lopez, and James Nail. 58 �Jana V1g1l Michael V1g1l Kyshana Walker Starrlite Walker Damel Walter Brandon Walters Benjamin Walther-Frank Yvette Warf1eld Ch1antel Warner Katnna Wash1ngton Bnan Wells Ernest Whitfield J1lhan Whittemore Bryson Williams Taking in more knowledge Coby Bloodsaw catches up on American Poetry. Garth Williams Latoya Williams Marc W1ll1ams Tammie Williams Jonathan Wilson Lucas Winkelbauer Lynda Wood Amanda Woodrum Tony Wnght Sarah Yeager (bailey) Desmond Zoller 59 �As school gets out, Jolene Gordon gets ready to go to swimming practice. oon friend, you'llgrow and be on your own fWondering where we are limbing the tallest mountain f"Wishing you were there oon friend, you'll grow and mave on fWondering where •ve're headed ,Cooking through the yearbooh. miling at the memories oon friend, you'llgrow up and want a friend fWonder where we went %iting to old adresses Peeking in old schools and hallways ,Cost and alone you may find us 73eyond the next door ))our friends stand always. - .2<ristin Carlisle 60 �In a winning pose, Sabrina Baugh just got through conquering the big bad locker. The day before Halloween, Janice Robinson poses as a cat and exposes her sly side. :J wm rememher ... <"\Ohen J grow to adulthood J will alwa!JS look back. ~!Jjunior 9ear would be one of the best. ::Kiched back and relaxed, the seniors might laugiJ. CJJut J don't lurve to pa!J for m!J gown and cap (not 9et). Passed tire squasltmore da!Js J·m no longer one of the !JOung ters. 2.Jo longer freshmeat to satisf!J the upperclassmen hunger. -anon!JmOtJS In the library, Matt Crysel works on the computer with one of his classmates. 61 �Nikki Quinata takes advantage of the clear, quiet hallway as she leisurely bends down to get some books. Felipe Elenez has a quick chuckle as Arthur Houston smiles for the camera. These guys seem to have been distracted by the camera. 62 �out her oments to clean few m was one of Sheila Paul ta kes h a things that she found Among t e lock~:d grade reports. Alena Watters, Coun~~anda Je~:Uhrg, Mr. Dave her .. Monica Jones, C Senior Peasley, herise Munn , . s Jennifer Ra . N"ck Rucclu , Harns, 1 Adams. omas, Leslie 63 �SEN90Yl ljA££0([ class colors - blue and. forest green class flower - rose class ntotto - }Ylost look up and. ad.ntire the stars. '14. chantpion clintbs up and. gets one. - HC]Ij class song- ''1999'' by Prince class gift- - - - - - - - - - - - 64 �;joshua Jilinsworth Stephen 0lbukrson ;jennifer Jllualos Priscilla %rrack 3effery %ttle J2llexis 'Beissel ::Kathleen 'Bennett St4feni r.Birchfield :Robin r.Blake ;jamie r.Blanron Jl;tatthew r.Boatman r.Brendan r.Brown :Robert r.Brown 7kronica Camacho 65 �':1 edriclre Carlson Jereminh Carroll Lucas Casias Clwrles Clapp 2-Jicol£ Ckmiii!JS J7lntjela Col£ .:K.assandra Cortes %vin Cross Sarah Crowe Eknnice Crump Cid Cruz :Reba Cupp Jularie r.Davidson %nneth r.Derry r.David r.DiVttodica fiJrittany r.Doyl£ 66 �.3faron 'lJunn (2<liner) John timer :Jelipe tlenez Julie tlwdl 2-Jicole Emmons 2-Jicholaus tverlir!fJ ~plumnie :Jletcher Bideon :Jord JOIUltlwn :Jox teven fjalvan 'lJrak£ [Jann tacB [Jardner 2<-elli [Jar land 67 �fjotl2illez t.A1and!J !Jracin 'Terence ,9rtukn 'Terrill 9 rtukn Jennifer ,9raves 7Acki !Jreerrlee Jennifer ,9rim In the production "Oklahoma" at the Fine Arts Center, Alena Watters poses with "The Saloon Girls." Wading in the water during their AP Bio trip, Josh Ainsworth and Jeff Thomas look for water insects in the net. 68 �2-Jathanitl 2-iammel 'Toya 2-iarlnn 'JJecki 2-iarris Leslie 2-iarris 7-risha 2-iobart PegtJ!J 2-iocutt Jrlichael 2-iolrertz Jllrtlrur 2-iouston Pameln 2-iuglres Jllmanda 2-iutclrison r:Daniel lJaramillo .:Rristi lJensen lJennifer lJones J}ionica lJones Jllaron lJuara Clr ris toplrer lJudson 69 �Philip !l<luar '..1 ebecca :Rerr 'lJcmctta 2<ite ~anda 2<otch j}tatthew lAwson Luis Lopez 'Umothy Lopez •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• How does it feel to be the first raduatin class • from MRHS?! • • • • "It's been fun starting all the new traditions, especially graduation." • • - Amanda Kotch •• • "I don't like Mesa Ridge but graduating from the World Arena is swell." - Terrance Mintus "First graduating class of Mesa Ridge High School, IT'S FANTASTIC!" - Glennice Crump "It feels great because we are starting a brand new tradition." - Shanna Tyler • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 70 �After a tiring day, Jeremiah Carroll and Bret Wilmoth walk down the hallway to their seventh hour class. While on an AP Bio trip , Brandy Foltz and Wendy Macholz set up their tent for the night. ]dana Lcroe l)acob Lueck ':lem Lumberg Jrleri/a U%u: Cabe <William U%u: 'l)onald '!)am ian Jrtaish 71 �1. Tim Lopez, Matt Ward 2. Jeremiah Raney 3. Kattie Bennett, Sarah Crowe 4. Andrea Stone 5. Terrance Mintus 6. Jennifer Avalos, Glenn ice Crump 7. Emily Tingley, Tony Mejias, Theresa Nelson 8. Monica Jones, Teena Slack 9. Jamie Blanton, Peggy Hocutt 10. Yelana Love, Cristine Vigil 11. Merilee MacCabe, Nancy Randall 72 �12. Sheila Paul 13. Jannetha Vails 14. Amanda Kotch, Theresa Tompkins 15. Aaron Redford 16. Ricky Matias 17. Julie Elwell 18. Courtland Vinson, Linda Metzgar 19. Tacey Williams 20. Trey Pollard 21. Bonny Rubash 22. Jessica Waite, Jennifer Jones TJ �Jltichael v'l1artin Enrique ..Cuis v'l1atias, {Jr. ,Cimla Jl1ayer {Jeffrey Jl1cCartney Jllnwmla Jl1cCoy ~imberly Jl1ci]lothlin Crystal Jl1cErew <Willie Jl1eisi"tler 7ltera Jl1ekro {Joseph Jl1essersmith usa nne Jl1eyer 7errance Jl1intus Jllmelia Jl1ontes {Jeremy Jl1orse 74 �;joshua c..Morse Cherise JWunn 'lJyana Oberle 7trynce 9!ark£r Bolden 9!ark£r Sheila 9!aul w•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••wI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Where do ou think ou will be in ten ears?! I I " Married and happy with mad cash and a dope husband and two kids. " I - Demetria Franklin I I " A high paying job and single." I - Ronnell Snodgress I I " In the Air Force and married." I - Roshunda Rodgers I I " I see myself as a successful man working as an athletic trainer for UNC." I - Jason Pitman I I ·-----------------------------------· 75 �'13randi Perr!J Jason Pittrum '&e!J Pollard '1>auid Pullin 2Jiclwktte Qui nata Jennifer :Ramburg 76 �€bony '..1 eddick Jtlaron '..1 alford ..Jlimee :Reimer 03randy ~enon _Lawrence '..1 ichmond Jr. '..1 oslwnda '..1 odgers 03ernadett '..1 odri[Juez 03onny ~ubash SENIOR BILL FOR 1999 Cap and Gown Class Ring Letterman Jacket Anouncements Application Fees Yearbook Club Dues SAT Fees ACT Fees Senior Pictures Class of 1999 T -shirt Baby Ad Friendship Ad Total $32 $ 130-470 $150 $ 39- 78 (50- 100 anoun.) $ 20- 40 (per app.) $47 $2-10 $23 $21 $100-500 $10 $35- 110 $35- 110 $ 644- 1,601 77 �2/iclwla.s '.1: uccius 011manda '..1 ushford teven 2.?ust '13rook£ Sailor Casandra Sala.wr impson Jennifer Sk£en :Kevin hanklitlfJ 7.ana Slack 2/iclw/a.s Slama 2.?onnell Srwdgress Jr. ~he! Southworth 2.?eeina Sowell Jilaron Stamm 78 �'lJanitl ullivan zjtffery utherland u:zannt :zabo 2/.oward '1apial]r. l]effery '"Vwmas JAkislw 'Vwmas ~isha '"Vwmas elizabeth '"Vwmp on l]ames '1illey '"Theresa '1cmpbn tace~ 'Towns nd ranna 7 ler 79 �7~ffany '"Ualpando Cristine 'Ugil Jessica <"Waite ..Aticluul t'aldron ..Atatthew <"Ward Christopher CWebb ..5'l1yssa 'Whetstine Jimmie CWhitfitld .1<uta CWilbor ,.Cakeisha CWilliams 7acey 'Williams ~ret 'Wilmoth j}tatthew 71wrpe 80 �StNCJOr<SJ301J ~r<t THtlj WtCJJt<Dl Sen1or Po I I 19 9 9 81 �JVlost Likely to SucceeOt Winners: c_]eff Sutherland a nOt Stac0 Gardner Second Place: Cjeff 'Thomas and feobin !31ake 'Third Place: /ilex Simpson ana !3rittan0 Ootjle JVlost lithletic Winners: 'Yre0 Pollard and Wend0 ]Vlacholz Second Place: /ilex Simpson and Stephannie ]letcher 'Third Place: Nick tverling and 'Yashona Whitfield !gest lirtist Winners: feichard ]iorillo and Willie ]Vleisinger Second Place: 'Yon0 )Ylejias and /indrea Stone 'Third Place: feick0 ]Vlatias and !3ernadett feodriguez 82 �J:3iggest Cfree-Hugger Winners: }Vlike Jvtartin and t(eba Cupp Second Place: c_]eff Sutherland and c_]u/ie tlwe// Cfhird Place: c_]oe )Vlessersmith and Cristine Vigil J:3est Smile Winner: Til ex Simpson and Casandra Salazar Second Place: c_]eff Cfhomas and t(obin J31ake Cfhird Place: )Vlike Hohertz and Keeta Wilbor J:3est )Vlusician Winner: t(ick0 JVlatias and Sheila Paul Second Place: Steven (jalvan and JVlonica c_]ones Cfhird Place: c_]acob Lueck and rilena Watters 83 �JVlost School S1:2irit I Winner: )Vlisha crhomas and Susanne )Vle!:Jer Second Place: crre0 Pollard anr;t Cherise )Vlunn C[hird Place: ,Lllex Simpson and (Jrand!:J joltz !giggest ]lirt Winner: }Vlike Hohertz and Stephannie jletcher Second Place: }Vlisha C[homas and )Vlandy (dracin C[hird Place: Dan Sullivan and ,Lllena Watters JVlost 9nvo/ved Winner: Nick feuccius and Cherise )Vlunn Second Place: C)eft C[homas and feobin (Jiake C[hird Place: }Vliguel (donzalez and ,Lllena Watters 84 �f!iest Ef:jes Winners: JVligue/ (donz{;f/ez {;fnd J_3ern{;fdett ~odriguez Second j?/{;fce: Jvtike Hohertz {;fnd li/ijSS{;f Whetstine Third j?/{;fce: Tre0 Po//{;frd {;fnd CrijSt{;f/ )vtc(drew f!iest Sense of Humor ) Winners: Nick tver/ing {;fnd Jjr{;fnd!j ~enon Second j?/{;fce: Tre0 Po//{;frd {/fnd Cherise )Vlunn Third j?/{;fce: Jjrend{;fn Jjrown {;fnd lindre{;f Stone Cutest Couv/e • Winners: /i{;fron Cju{;frez {;fnd C{;fS{;fndr{;f S{;f/{;fz{;fr Second j?/{;fce: /i{;fron St{;fmm {;fnd [ind{/f )'Vl{;f!jer Third j?/{;fce: ~or0 Pi/usa {/fnd Trish{/f Hob{;frt 85 �CCaught Well Since weapons are not allowed in school Glenn Albritton , Jonathan Tucker, and Bubba Maddox, use paper swords to re-enact the street fighting scene in the play Romeo and Juliet during English We will always look back to our high school class. years and remember all the different experiences. Most of them will probably be memories of friends and dances, but there's one thing that people often forget ... we came here to learn. The knowledge that we get from the time we're in grade school is what gets us into the working field; it helps us to live out in the real world. Academics might seem like the worst part of high school, but, if you really think about it, there's plenty of good memories. Remember the group projects or the disection of animals in science class? Well, the disection probably wasn't a good memory, but you have to admit it was fun to chase the student next to you around the class room with a pig intestine. How about surfing the net looking for information on that class project? It was a whole lot of fun doing the class work, but you might want to forget when you choked-up giving the presentation. These are the things that made our academic classes great memories ,and we managed to learn some things, too, such as: Don't chase the student around the class room unless you want detention! Do you need a lawyer? Then Chris Copeland, James Nail, and Alexander Cole are the guys to go to. When you have experience from your American History class, then it is easier to understand how the United States government system works. 86 �Michelle Roof tries to catch up on her homework when ever she has time, even when she has a few spare moments in band class. Trying to figure out how the camera works for the class project is the easy part, right? Melanie Baker, Jamileth Maxwell , and Line Saole managed to figure it out after a few tries. 87 �Liz Lawson , Jennifer Tobin , and Starr lite Walker get their defense skills together for their mock trial in AP History. Eric Bryant starts to pack up his things to leave for his next class. 88 �Zack Bowers works to assist the librarians. He makes sure that all of the books are in order and that all the shelves are neat. David Pullin and Jeremiah Carroll get ready to give a presentation for their class . Smile , you're on camera! And the director that catches all the action is Kyle Schnellmann. 89 �The well spent time that Howard Perry and Josh Ainsworth put into their work really shows once they are finished . A great artist like Willie Meisinger can always appreciate the beauty of other peoples' art. Because Willie is in the advanced art class, she was able to go to Denver on a fieldtrip to see different works of art. 90 �Christopher Neal helps to solve that afternoon hunger in your tummy by selling snacks. The money that is made from the sales helps to support the DECA program. Natalie Hull and Marli Kwiatkowski use skits to help teach their Career Choices about Community Service. Kim Sirois might not like piggy guts, but she handles the situation with no problem. 91 �While in speech class John Franco takes a moment to give a smile during his speech . Drake Gann and Angelo Sanchez work hard to finish their art projects. This little piggy went to class to get dissected. Caleb Overbay watches Marissa Aldridge do the dirty work of dissecting the baby pig in Human Physiology class. 92 �Drag your feet into class, the bell rings and you would rather be in bed. Trying to figure out what an artist is expressing through their pieces can be difficult. Ryan Lewis was lucky enough to take a trip to Denver to study different pieces. After a while you comprehend what the teacher said, the quiz you thought was on Thursday lies upon your desk. You just barely finsh as the bell rings for the next block then you realize it's a purple day, not black! Stress builds up and you take a deep breath. You prepare to tell the teacher your homework's on your bed. Lucky for you, the teacher's not upset. If you turn it in tomorrow, then you won't get an F. You finally make it home and kiss the precious floor. You're just happy not looking at the blackboard. Then you sit and ponder and you find that your day was pretty normal. The stange part is that you'll do it again tomorrow. I Mrs. Diane Schinkel uses the computers to help teach her math classes. Thomas Carver gets a little help with a question while Brandon Juarez patiently observes . 93 �Hugs, Kisses, & [ots of [ave Kelsey Schmidt, Gideon Ford , Robert Baldwin , and Niki Nagle all take a break during the dance. The Sweetheart Dance gave a great Queen Bernadett Rodriguez and King Robert Price. opportunity for people to feel the love of Valentines. Some got up the courage to ask their crush to the dance, others spent it with their sweethearts, and some decided to just enjoy the time and go alone. Either way the dance was a blast. The blaring music motivated the dancing mood , and both students and teachers got their groove on. The slow songs seemed to fill the dance floor more than the fast songs, but when people danced, they really danced. Different groups of friends gathered together and showed off their dancing skills. After too much dancing it was really nice to go refresh yourself at the refreshment stand outside of the gym. Tables were also set up so you could sit down with friends or that special someone. Heart shaped confetti and floral center pieces gave the gym just the right touch for such a special occasion. r<o!jal Court Back Row: Ryker Carlson, Stephanie Luck, Michele Carney, Joseph Carney, Eva Simpson, Jeremy Bryant. Sitting: Bernadett Rodriguez, Robert Price. 94 �Mr. Chris Baldwin and Mrs. Monika McDonald really knew how to get things moving. They show the students how to really swing dance. Nicole Green and Misha Thomas show everyone else how tohave a good time dancing. Who says you can't have fun in groups? This group of girls prove that you can have a blast with your friends. During the dance, Ryker Carlson and Stephanie Luck enjoyed a moment alone . 95 �Matt Ko , Lindy lgo, and Vicki Gardner chat with each other while watching the dancing on the floor. Amanda Williams and Justin Huffman take time to talk while dancing. Mesa Ridge students, Kirstine Haagen , Melanie Patterson , and Jennifer Crosbie cool off from dancing. Sharing a special dance, Red Carlson and Kelly Baird sway with the music. 96 �Slow dances give students a chance to get close. Jennifer Tobin and Patrick Smith take advantage of a slow dance. During the dance Trey Pollard , Alex Simpson , and Eizo Tobler try to lift spirits by doing their funky dance. Amee Espinosa , Bette Evans, Tyree Tucker, and Teki Martin pose for a group picture while taking a break from dancing. 97 �Elizabeth Lawson has a enthusiastic look on her face as she runs past home plate for a score against Palmer. The Fountain-Fort Carson J.V. squad never had a chance as Jessica Butala goes up for a awesome spike. 98 �mentopp onent just with his Monu to get the ball away Kyle Williams st:~~ct opportunity waiting for the p from him. . skills against Hooper show s his . defensive blocking for his fellow Antho~y the S1erra Stallions. He IS teammates. 99 �The competition this year was intense as shown by the look on Jacob Lueck's face as he tries to get the ball from Mitchell player, Eric Friesth . Kevin Cross shows the fantastic skills that recognized him as goalie on the first team for the league. Justin Blake challenges his opponent in the air as fellow teammates Matt Ward and Troy Leeman watch on to see if they should lend their assistance. Front Row: Courtland Vinson , Bnan Larrabee , Misha Thomas , Kevin Cross , Justin Blake , Jacob Lueck, Manager Steffeni Birchfield . Second Row: Matt Ward , Ben Williams , George Evans , Aaron Dunn (Kiiner) , Chris Copeland , Chelvyn Feay . Third Row: Jeff Thomas, Josh Schnoor, Troy Leeman, Jack Murphy , Daniel Sullivan , Coach Len Zigment. 100 �Season of Vast CJntensitlj Never mind the fact that it was not a winning season for our Grizzly soccer players. The team had an intensity to their style of playing that only heightened as the season progressed. Players started to talk to their fellow teammates during the game and this resulted in finishing with the ball in the net. Physically, team members were at their best in that they were not struggling with exertion as were their opposition. No matter whether they played in wind or rain, cold or heat their will to win never decreased or diminshed. Fans were coming to cheer the team on with yelling and some came to just get a glimpse of the improved team in action. The intensity contributed to some memorable games for the team. One game in particular where this feeling and attitude are clearly shown, was against Cheyenne Mountain. The atmosphere was hot as the fans sat in the cold to lend encouragement to the team as they held the Indians to overtime. The crowd and team were pumped as the end of overtime loomed closer. Fifteen seconds before the end, Cheyenne scored and our Grizzlies were defeated. After the game, Captain Misha Thomas congratulated the team on a well played game that clearly showed what the Grizzlies were made of. v 5 9 !3 0 I 5 5 0 c c t Troy Leeman has a look of determination on his face as he gets ready to kick a penalty shot against Mitchell. This went right past the goalie for a point. Senior player Daniel Sullivan shows his footwork skills against a Mitchell player. Defender Courtland Vinson kicks the ball away from his defender as sweeper Jeff Thomas looks on . 101 �Gavin Beissel works his way up the field while his opponent tries to block him. Coach Earl Frazier gives the team a pep talk at half time. 'junior Varsity #7 Front Row: Lindy lgo, Taylor Travis, Alex Valdez , Stephen Thomas , Wayne Frazier, lsmael Rodela , Freddy Kinhofer, Brandy Frazier, Alyssa Randall. Second Row : Coach Earl Frazier , Shawn Schwab, Jeremiah Ward , Shayne Champlin , Joe Newsome, Nathan Hutton , Ricky Dasugo , Danny Moberly, Venessa Meckstroth. 'junior Varstty #2 Front Row : lan Champlin, Nick Ragsdale, Sonny Herman, David Sm1th , Ryan Kulp , Jonathan Tucker, J.R. Gonzalez, Alex Perez, Bobby Patterson . Second Row : Ryan Case, Josh Stewart, Billy Horst, Chris Scott, Jesse Borham , Chad Townsend, Aaron Visconti , Gav1n Beissel , Lora Howton. Third Row : Phil Roy, Chris Patterson , Ken Honerkamp, Kyle Williams , Isaac Sanchez, Patrick Pickens. 102 �Going for a header, Taylor Travis challenges his opponent in the air for Preventing a scoring opportunity, Goalie Wayne the ball. Frazier grabs the ball in midair. Challenging a Lewis Palmer player, Jonathan Tucker tries to get past his opponent. c; lA N 9 0 5 R 0 c v c li t R R 5 9 cr Shayne Champlin looks up for the ball in the air before he traps it. David Smith, along with two opponents, and Gavin Beissel head down the field after the ball. 103 �The offense gets off the ball strong in hoping to get a pos1t1ve play Trey Pollard leaps over one of his fallen b1ockers Red Carlson. Jason Alexander Coby Bloodsaw, Robert Pnce, George Pillsbury, and Greg Anetone take a breather from p1ay1ng defense. Frcntrow CassandraPrys AndreM"""-Je W er,Josh Tra/lan Jared F Oulncy Whrtheld Bnan Eddy Paul F""""' Ka MacCabe 2nd row Edwllla Sanchez. Jamal Vaugn Rot>en Brown KeVVl Beckert. Rte Be enon. Man Ko Jeremiah Shert>a . Tommy Opsahl Woll Morl\as. Chns Mollaun. Unda ayer 3rd row MenBee Mac:Cabe, coach Bob Felice coach 0 Connor coach Alamo, 0eme KlS Slaflord CMs Moneypemy. head coach FeliCe, coach coach F ers. Janetha Vails 4th row Sha-.n CcOy Bloodsaw. JusllnH Red Ganson. Trey Polard KenOerry Alex s.mpson Jesse Hatl•eld. John Szpyrt.a 5lh Jason Alexander Hohenz. Freddy Goggons Oevid Sl8Wa Ralph Black guel Gonzalez. Rooer. Pnce An:hony Hooper Roy Untalan. 6th Tony Wrt<;1>1. Lucas Gasias Chns Beard. Chanes Clapp. KeVIn Cross David Pullin. Alex Mor s. Steve Anderson Jason Fous Quinn Staflord ISla Cloxon. 7tn Larry Harns. Man Trachel Oere Terrell. Clarartee Duran, Man SrMh. Aaron S Greg Ane one Ronnel Snodgrass. Jerome xon Kev"ll Shankling Larry Lucero Troy Box 8th John Roan. EIZO TOOier, Man Lawson Joe Place, Paul Perry, Ross Jamison. Jason P man, Howard Tapoa. Jerame Beaupre. Jason LOWlS Jackson Last Golden Parl<er, Lawrertee Rochmond. Chad Ell'os. Joey Carney. N>ek Evertmg. George Pillsbury tCk Slama Gideon Ford Brandon Fehce. Jared Bahner Steve Rust Stanley Cooper 104 �r<aising the txpectations This year's varsity and junior varsity team's learned a lot throughout the season. The junior varsity, however, won the league by beating Widefield by a score of 12-0. This was the first league championship of any sport at Mesa Ridge. The JV ended up with a 5-4 record. As for the varsity, they played very tough all through the season. There was not one game that they weren't out of. This year the varsity faced very difficult challenges. The whole year starters were getting hurt, and that made it tough on the rest of the team, but the Grizzlies still played tougher than ever. Mesa Ridge also produced a lot of all-conference players this year with high hopes of playing in the future. Coach Jim Felice believes that the Mesa Ridge football program is headed in the right direction and is excited about the future because of the effort of this year's team. DE #92- Ronnell Snodgress- "Sometimes we didn't play like a team should , but towards the end we started to play as one." FS #21- Robert Price- "We played good, but we still lost more games then we should have, but lll overall we did well." v A p_ 5 CJ cy A / ':} W 7 0 0 cy t3 A [ [ The Mesa Ridge defense smothers a Sierra runningback. Trey Pollard spnnts for another one of his many touchdowns this year. The coaches try to decide what play to call next, as the players look on with concern. 105 �Paul Perry and John Roan bring down their opponent before they're able to gain yardage. Sand Creek players struggle to take down Mike Felice. The Mesa Ridge offense gets set against the tough Pueblo Central defense. 1st row: Heather Cambell , Vincent Algein , Keith Sanders, Nick Orchowski , Deshawn Kennedy, Eric Kinnard, Brian Schleiker, Joey Martinez, Jason Olivas. 2nd row: Mitch Dziduch , Glenn Carlson , Sean Comacho , Demario Mathis , Calvin Mitchell , Moses Goggins , Lorenzo Young, Steve Cambell , Kyle Reutner. 3rd row: Tyler Bogardus, Eddie Felder, Andres Gonzalez, Ryker Carlson, Nate Pervis, Josh Overman, Mike Felice, Eric McCoy. 4th row: Matt Frickie,Romeo Montes, Jed Franklin , Tone Anetone , John Call , Patrick Smith , Brian Brooks. 5th row: Coaches Todd McClelland and Mark Walker. 106 �"JV Beats Widefield for league title: 12-0" c; v Dasean Kennedy strives to break a Demitrius Stafford looks for a hole to gain yardage for his JV team . tackle against the Sand Creek players who are trying to stop him. li N 0 7 !'< t s H }Vl t N 7 0 0 T !3 li Anthony Hooper is free to run, after getting past an opponent as he falls to the ground. Calvin Mitchell holds on to the ball tightly while being tackled. The Mesa Ridge defense brings down the offense of Sand Creek. L I L 107 �Amber Davis serves the ball to start the game. Bumping the ball over the net Amber Davis makes extra effort to get it over while Eva Simpson and Yelana Love await the next move. Covering the court Jennifer Grim, Rebecca Marsh, Yelana Love, Eva Simpson , Vicki Gardner, and Amber Davis prepare to react to the opponents serve . First Row: Kim Sirois, Jolene Gordon. Second Row: Eva Simpson, Mrs. Lisa Whorton, Yelana Love. Third Row: Jennifer Grim, Vicki Gardner, Khalifah Nailor. Fourth Row: Cherise Munn , Rebecca Marsh, Tabitha Langfels, Diana Ham. Fifth Row: Stacy Gardner. Manager: Cari Wilmoth. (Not Pictured: Amber Davis.) 108 �'Laking their J3umps on the R,oad lAp "Hardwork" and "Dedication" are two words to describe our Mesa Ridge varsity volleyball girls. The season has been tough but working out the tough spots are a part of life on a volleyball team. For their wins, the team celebrated and prepared for the next game, and, for their losses, they learned what mistakes were made and played with more determination for perfection in the next game. "Skills had improved; we had our up and down moments, but I think we learned a lot from them, which will help in the seasons to come. Good job, Girls!!!" Varsity Coach Lisa Whorton said. With four seniors, five juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman our Grizzly girls took action and did their best, placing second in the White Division Mesa Ridge Tournament. Although our seniors are leaving this year, the future appears bright with the new and returning players. Lj g 9 r< [ 5' v 0 [ [ t Lj !5 Returning the ball Rebecca Marsh bumps the ball to a setter. Eva Simpson and Yelana Love prepare to receive the ball as it comes over the net. With an out reach of determination Rebecca Marsh sets the ball, to receive a hit, while Jennifer Grim and Vicki Gardner waits for the impact. A [ [ 109 �Jessica Butala is about to hit the ball on her serve while Lynette Andrew waits for the other team to return the ball. While concentrating on the ball , Jessica Butala gets ready to hit it as Maria Villa and Lynsey Mann watch . '].V. First row: Titania Sewell , Manager Jana Vigil , Jackie Ellis , Kelly DePauw, Maria Villa, Alma Salazar, Manager David Williams. Second row: Lori Decker, Lynsey Mann, Amber Davis , Resha Medina, Marrivette Martinez, Coach Yvonne Scott. Not pictued : Trisha Stone. C-Squa.d First row : Tiegan Burress , Lynette Andrew, Erin Vigil , Vanessa Perez, Courtney Glommen , Riki Foltz. Second row: Manager Patricia Schuman , Tammy Hockman, Lise Soli , Jessica Butala , Coach Kelly Jeffery. 110 �With a lot of force Vanessa Perez makes a great serve. Riki Foltz waits with anticipation to make sure Jessica Butala's hit goes over the net. c; v v ~ 0 N [ D [ t c 0 (3 5 ~ Q [ lA [ ~ D As Lise Soli hits the ball straight above her head , Erin Vigil hopes that she doesn't get hit in the head. Jackie Ellis and Maria Villa look on to see if Lynsey Mann's hit will go over the net. Helping her team, Erin Vigil hits the ball while Lynette Andrew watches. 111 �All of Desirae Leipply's hard work paid off. She was able to make it to state championsh ips this year. Ben Walther-Frank, Michael Sutherland Joe Messersm ith and Matt Hahn cool down and take it easy after their long run . Jennifer Poncelow, Katy Vernier , Jul ie Elwell , Jessica Ruterbories and Katie Bennett run around the track after school. They know that practice makes perfect. First Row: Katie Bennett, Jessica Ruterbories. Second Row: Brandy Perry , Jennifer Poncelow , Coach Kam Holmquist, Desirae Leipply , Katy Vernier. Third Row: Joe Messersmith , Michael Sutherland , Alex Cole , Julie Elwell , Jeremy Ellerton , Ben Walther-Frank, Matt Hahn . 112 �Setting CChe PrAce CChrAt [erAds CChe f<rAce Everyone could see the hard work the Cross Country team put into this year. After school you would never see team members sitting around stuffing their faces with junk food. Instead, you would see the team running around the track or around the neighborhood. They had to make sure their bodies was in top shape in order to make it a winning season. So everyday after school at three p.m., they set their pace and their minds to lots of hard work and long distance running. The cross country team was always practicing to be the best. The cross country team wasn't about to just stay around Mesa Ridge and run around, though. They took their talent all over the place and strutted their stuff all around Colorado. Desirae Leipply took her talent to State this year,but that wasn't all. Joe Messersmith made his senior year a record breaking one. He managed to break the school's record for the best time. "It was a successful season; everyone improved their personal records," stated Coach Kam Holmquist. All of the team's after-school practice, hard work, and will to win gave the cross country team a great season. c r 0 5 5 c 0 lA 11 t r Even though Julie Elwell is tired , she keeps her determination throughout the whole race . Matt Hahn, Joe Messersmith and Desirae Leipply always make sure to stretch before practice. Come on, guys! Michael Sutherland , Joe Messersmith, Matt Hahn, and Ben Walther-Frank make a run for the finish line. 113 �Eyeing a shot he just made, Daniel Williams watches as, once again , his ball rolls into another sand trap. Jerome Bolton lines up a difficult 200 yard shot from the rough . Sophomore James Shell loses the ball in the sun on a long drive. Front Row: Casey Poe , Coach Joe Dionisio. Back Row: Justin Hayward, Kris Youngblood , Arthur Youngblood , Lucas Winkelbauer, Joel Scafella , Daniel Williams, Michael Jones, Justin Chandler, Matt Rowe , Rafael Diaz, Jerome Bolton , James Shell. 114 �Driving through the Season The golf season was far from perfect, but who can complain with an 8 and 2 record. This year has not only shown improvement but also growth. The team has grown in size from a mere seven players to twelve; however, only three players were returning varsity lettermen from last year. Kris Youngblood, the only senior on the team, achieved the lowest scoring average over 18 holes with a score of 85, and his lowest score of the season on 18 holes is 77. Lucas Winkelbauer, the only junior, had the lowest scoring average on 9 holes with a score of 40, and his personal best on 9 holes is a score of 35. "We had a good season and we could have won the two games that we lost, but we needed to eliminate the little mistakes," said Coach Joe Dionisio. The team had fewer matches than that of the previous year, but they did raise their win percentage from 50°/o to 75°/o. The teams 8 and 2 record is probably the achievement that they are most proud of this year. Even with only two losses the team finished 8th, out of 14, in their division. Being loaded down with spirit and pride, Mesa's golf team is sure to soar in the years to come. Freshman Joel Scafella was voted the most improved player on the team . He reduced his front nine stroke average by 10. 0 Justin Chandler lands an excellemt drive , right down the middle of the fairway. Justin Hayward watches a shot from the fairway that lands just short of the green. Sorry better luck next time. 115 �Starting to pitch , Rene Lumberg tries to strike out her opponent. In between the game, the Varsity team just got done with doing their cheer for their next play to beat the opponents. Seniors received gifts for their last year of participating in softball for high school. Pictured are Rene Lumberg, Assistant Coach Foltz, Casandra Salazar, Brandy Foltz, Coach Wagers , Alexis Beissel , and Arnie Montes Also receiving a gift was Stephanie Fletcher. First row : Jennifer Knutson , Brandy Foltz, Alexis Beissel, Gina Harris, Stephanie Fletcher, Christine Dibene, Liz Lawson. Second row: Assistant Coach Rick Foltz, Manager Casandra Salazar , Wendy Macholz, Andree Doche, Kim Fuhrman, Rene Lumberg, Tiffany Morris, Coach Karen Wagers . Not pictured: Arnie Montes. 116 �Working on l3eing a cream The varsity softball team finished the season with a 5-11 record. They won against some teams like Pine Creek and Falcon. Mrs. Karen Wagers said, "We achieved our goals as a team with a 3 and 4 record in the South Division of the Metro League. I think the overall season was a success." Two awards were given to varsity members, Brandy Foltz and Gina Harris for "Best Overall Team Member." The Grizzlies team had six seniors, seven juniors, and one freshman. The team showed how they can work together without considering the different age groups. Gina Harris was the freshman who got the opportunity to play on varsity. Gina Harris said, "Being on varsity softball was a big adjustment. It was an honor to play with such talented girls." v A R 5 9 cr 5 0 7 cr 13 A [ [ While waiting for the opponents to get ready in the1r positions, Kim Fuhrman waits on first base, preparing to run to second . The team watches their fellow members up to bat, while getting their rest for the next play. Rounding off of 3rd base, Amy Montes is attempting to make it to homebase. 117 �Joyce Hoopes warms up to bat, hoping she will make a good play to help her team. The C-squad team gets pumped up as they huddle in a group to talk about their strategy. e-squact Softball Bottom Row: Stacey Vowels, Serita Walsh , Jessica Bauer, Chnstina Carroll , Samantha Barnwell , Joyce Hoopes. Top Row: Coach Rob Utter, Molly Seltenright, Torie Fox, Natalie Dibene, Nicci Chambers, Volunteer Coach Randy Chambers. Not pictured Amanda Bixeman . '] V. Softball Bottom Row: Helena Jurasin, Kelsey Schmidt, Kayla Rule , Amanda Nuuhiwa, Ronnette Snodgress , Jessica CainDavis, Lora Hoopes. Top Row: Katrina Lawson, Brittany Norman , Renee Kenealy , Coach Amy Martin , Kristin Carlisle, Marissa Aldridge, Kim Sanders. Not pictured Brandon Juarez. 118 �c;. Jessica Cain-Davis runs into home plate to score while the rest of her teammates look on in excitement. V. Some of the C-squad players take a little time to rest with each other before they have to play again. & c 5 Q lA A D 5 0 7 ~ Torie Fox waits patiently for a the ball to be hit towards her so she can make a great play. Lead1ng off third base , Helena Jurasin watches to see if she can run home and score. Christina Carroll shows her skills as she gets ready for her turn at bat. 119 �Denn is Mondejar and teammate Robert Lankford look on anxiously as they await for the game to start. Pos it ion ing his racquet , Brandon Will ingham prepares himself to return the ball with full force . Reach ing high , Carlos Garcia seNes the ball up over his head while teammate Jason Bonoan concentrates hard while waiting for the return . Bottom row: Carlos Garcia, Jason Bonoan , Brandon Willingham , Chris Breon , Chris Headle, Dennis Mondejar, Josh Andrew. Top row : Coach Raney, Frank Odom , Winston Carr, Aaron Redford , Robert Lankford , Robert Ortiz , Dr. Patrick Lawrence. 120 �Stt<V9N(j )VltS,Ll t<90(jt Tennis--the sport of champions with the famous backhand, forehand, and overhand serves. Tennis includes devoted students spending two and a half hours a day, five days a week on the court in the blistering sun attempting to perfect the fine art of stroking, slamming , and lobbing. This year was the most important year for Mesa Ridge tennis team because it was their first year. The players had a very good season and many records were set. Most players responded when asked how hard it was for them to win, "You just have to be devoted and have a positive attitude and help each other out." "The team had a very successful first year. The tennis team probably had the best record for the first year in this school out of all the sports. Since we'll only be losing one player next season due to graduation, I think next year will be better. I'm really proud of the team!" said Dr. Patrick Lawrence. The tennis players are proud of themselves and look forward to more successful seasons. v A Y{ 5 9 cr cr t N N 9 5 Always caught with a smile on his face , Dennis Mondejar runs to try to hit the ball . On his follow through , Aaron Redford shows a true expression of a great tennis player. Carlos Garcia waits impatiently as his teammate Jason Bonoan serves the ball to the opposing team. 121 �Jocus, Skill, and Determination Wh ile com peting in the 100 Fly , Brandy Foltz takes a deep breath for the long stride toward the finish line. During the 100 Fly , Melanie Patterson comes up for air as she pulls ahead. Front row (L to R): Lelei Finau , Patrioa ':Jchuman , ']enmfer Crosbie, Case0 Poe, ,L!manaa Ieafora, Kacey Ingles, ]ulie Elwell. Robin (3/ak£, J3rana0 ]oltz. ]oannc Rushfora. J3nttan0 Norwran Katrma [aw:::.on. Mila ,L!naer:::.on, Rachel Baca. Kneeling: Stace0 'fownsena. Katie ~Jennett, Christina Molina, Jennifer Leversedge, ,L!manaa ']urasm Rtkt ]oltz, Jalene Arnold , Jessica McAllister, Kael0nn Ma:::.chger, J3eck0 Manning , Christina Gregg, Me/ante Patter:::.on . Standing: Ktm Delfin. ]alene (joraon ]e._,...,, a C'am Davt..., , Randine Gizzi , Sharon Baca, Sara Beattie, Amanda Witt, Seanna Stephens, Heather Campbell, Andrina Arnold , Gretchen Burdekin , Michelle Root. Erin Beck, 'fnsha Stone, (coach) Troy Houtman. Back Row: (Maneger) Kris Klataska, Uesirae [eipplfd , Lara Taylor, Ra he/ Refdnola:::.. Christma (3erglmg. Lora Hoopes. Lmaa Ma0er, Aimee Hakala, Crystal Uthe, ChrhSfd Hall, (coach) Uavta Reeaer, Kathie Klataska, Ke!:::.e0 ':Jchmtdt, Man:::.sa ,L//anage . Not Pictured: (coach) Dsa Whorton . 122 �It was a record breaking season for the girls on the Widefield/Mesa Ridge swimming team. Because of the girls' overwhelming desire to be on the team, this was the first year that the team was split into Varsity and JV teams. Fifty-five girls ended up on the teams. By splitting the team, the girls had a greater opportunity to swim in meets. When it came down to it, everyone had the opportunity to swim in varsity meets when openings occurred in the line up. The two teams participated in a total of 18 meets. The dual meet record for the varsity team was 4 and 4. At the Hornet Invitational, Widefield/Mesa Ridge placed first in Division II. The varsity swim team broke nine new records this season, and Amanda Ledford went to State for the 100 backstroke. Captains for the '98/ '99 season were Robin Blake, Brandy Foltz, and Julie Elwell. Brandy Foltz was chosen to be the MVP by earning 641 points for the team in 4 years (220 points this year), holding the position of captain, and holding 3 individual and 3 relay records. :1.00 M~ Reb; :1.:04.3:1. ~~~ .teJ~o;u£, e~ .Jiall, B~ q.~,R~Biak :1.00 q.~ :1.:10.66 ~~~ .feJjo;u£ :1.00 !Jn~<icluai M~ :1.::1.9.33 ~~~ .feJjo;u£ 50q.~ :1.6.89 B~q.~ too B~ 1:09.46 B~q.~ :1.00 q.~ Reb; 1:5:1..54 B~ q.~, R~ Blak, ~~~ .feJjo;u£, ~~~ 'Wdt too B~ 1:03.40 ll~.f~ During one of their breaks at the Hornet Invitational, the girls pose while resting up for their next races. fOOB~t:f7.90 e~.Jiall ~~~ .f~ a& mde d k Side fo4 tlu too B~ Sire pk.cd. :ltd. Making good time, Amanda Ledford stretches for the finish line during the 100 backstroke. 123 �Trey Pollard makes a great effort while going up for the shot. Arthur Houston looks around to see the best way around the opposition to the basket. Avery Denton gets swarmed by his opponents after getting the ball off to Nick Ruccius. Vlife59'Cij : Jennifer Knutson , Sheila Fortenberry, Nick Ruccius , Aaron Juarez, Will Banks, Terrence Gibbons, Sarah Bourn, Coach Monte Fetters, Head Coach Brad Dorais, Ralph Black, Alex Simpson , Arthur Houston , Robert Price, Brendan Brown. 124 �TrAking 9t To li New [eve/ The Varsity boys' basketball team made a lot of improvements from last year's learning experience. Coach Brad Dorais stated, "Our program made a lot of progress this year. The players worked hard and set a precedent for years to come. The freshmen and J.V. teams both had winning records, and the varsity was in every game they played, improving last year's win count by a number of games." The team won a lot more games than their first year last year. Their maturity, spirit, and skill showed throughout the entire season. The Grizzlies made history when they defeated the Cheyenne Mountain Indians for their first league win in the history of the school. To help this happen, Aaron Juarez and Alex Simpson led the team with their great leadership skills. Players coming off the bench such as Avery Denton, Will Banks, and Terrence Gibbons really helped the depth chart of the Grizzlies' roster. It's very obvious that the Mesa Ridge basketball program is becoming more and more competitive in its short two years in existence. v ~ R s 9 T fJ 0 0 S' fJ ~ s K t T fJ Aaron Juarez takes a jump shot as one of the Widefield players hopes that the ball will not make it in. Brendan Brown concentrates on his free throw as the crowd watches on. Robert Price looks for a possible pass against Widefield. ~ [ [ 125 �Romeo Montez prepares himself to make a successful free throw that assured the win over the Widefield team. With the look of intensity in his eyes, Kyle Reutner tries to take the ball to the hoop for the points. ']r. Varsitlj First Row: Tyree Tucker, Chris Twitty, Matt Ko, Tony Wright, Andre Munn. Second Row: Chris Copeland , Jeremy Bryant, Freddie Goggins, Clifton Martin . Third Row : Coach Monte Fetters, Sarah Bourn , Troy Leeman , Terrence Gibbons , Will Banks, Avery Denton , Sheila Fortenberry , Jennifer Knutson . jreshmen First Row: Moses Goggins , Kyle Reutner, Nate Beougher. Second Row: Mitch Dziduch , John Vails , Ryker Carlson , Mike Jones. Third Row: Edwina Sanchez, David Williams, Sean Camacho, Sam Mattingly, Romeo Montez, Eric Kinnard , Chris Johnson, Daniel Williams , Assistant Coach Johnson, Coach Akai Clifford . Not Pictured : Melanie Milteer. 126 �Ryker Carlson goes up for the easy shot while Widefield opponents and Romeo Montez look on . Waiting with anticipation , Terrence Gibbons hopes that his beautiful shot will go in. 7 re t s H !3 )'vt li li s N K & t K !3 '] li v [ [ !3 0 0 S' Matt Ko plays hard offense against Widefield at one of the many home games. He is determined to do what it takes for his team. Cliffton Martin sets up to make a great play against the Widefield defender while Will Banks waits to assist him. With Widefield playing good defense, Moses Goggins is determined to make a basket to add to the team's score. 127 �Tashona Whitfield goes up for a rebound while her Woodland Park opponents try to snatch the ball first. The unguarded Eva Simpson turns just in time to catch the pass from Tashona Whitfield . Amelia Montes and Stephannie Fletcher wait eagerly as the Woodland Park girls get into place. Front Row: Khalifah Nailor, Casandra Salazar. Kneeling: Diana Ham , Amelia Montes, Tashona Whitfield , Regina Sowell, Andree Doche , Stephannie Fletcher. Standing : Nicole Clemings, Mr. Allen Hollenbeck, Jacqueline Philon , Janice Robinson, Leslie Harris, Eva Simpson , Amber Greer. 128 �With last year's record behind them and a new coach this year, the varsity girls basketball team has come a long way. Having two wins over Harrison and wins over Pueblo Centennial and Grandview High School, the team has improved considerably. Even with a new coach, the girls say they did well. "He's always positive and encouraging us," says Khalifah Nailor. Mr. Allen Hollenbeck coached the girls junior varsity team last year and has since moved up to coach our varsity girls. "He can't play the game for us, that's our duty," says Regina Sowell, when asked how she felt Coach Hollenbeck was doing. Some of the varsity players are doing some very miraculous things. Andree Doche and Regina Sowell are "always positive and ready to play," says point guard Khalifah Nailor. Doche and Sowell, along with Janice Robinson and Jackie Philon, also play for the J.V. team, often playing a tiring game with J.V., then ready to go in for the varsity game. But they do have fun. "8 on 8 drills are the most fun. Everyone gets to participate with out the worry of a real game," says Janice Robinson. The team has three new players and even though there are differences between all the girls, they accepted those differences and worked harder to be a team instead of individuals out on the court working for themselves. v At3 RA 5 5 9 K cr /A ~ t cr (jt3 9 A R[_ L [_ 5 Diana Ham shoots from the free throw line while the rest of her teammates stand ready for the rebound. A time-out was the perfect time for a pep talk from Coach Hollenbeck. Khalifah Nailor goes to pass the ball as her Woodland Park opponent tries to block the pass. 129 �Andree Doche concentrates on her game while she gets ready to shoot the bail. Jamileth Maxwell pauses to think about how she is going to get past her opponent in order to get the basket. '].V. First Row: Bette Evans, Jamileth Maxwell , Lakeesha Harris, Viviana Velez. Second Row: Neosha Green , Samantha Allnutt , Amber Davis. Third Row : Manager Natasha Hernandez , Tiffany Morris , Denisha Jones , Ronnette Snodgress , Samantha Barnwell , Naomi Griffe , Consuelo Ortega, Coach Kirk Vsetecka. ]reshmavt First Row: Nikia McBride. Second Row: Jennifer Villanueva, Melissa Parian , Heather Burke, Laila Saole. Third Row: Coach Darien McCray, Clarissa Scott, Jessica Butala, Sadie Jones, Rajah Holmes, Manager Jennifer Cuadrado. 130 �Andree Doche attempts to shoot a free throw, trying to add to her team 's points. Bette Evans goes right past her opponent from Woodland Park. She is determined to not let anyone stop her. 7 r< t 5 H 13 )Vl ~ t 5 N K t & cy 13 c; ~ v [ [ g 9 r< [ 5' Melissa Parian dribbles down court, playing hard defense all the way to the hoop. In front of the home crowd, Lakeesha Harris plays great defense against Woodland Park. Preparing herself, Janice Robinson is content on making a good free throw while Jamileth Maxwell waits to block out Woodland Park defenders. 131 �John Roan waits for his opponent to make a mistake, so that he can go for the pin. Throwing a vicious cradle, Mike Hohertz avoids being taken down by his opponent. As his challenger bridges with all his strength , Jacob Lueck sticks his shoulders to the mat. Back row: Coach Mark Walker, Coach Seann O'Connor, Darrell Dickey , Jarame Beaupre , George Pillsbury , Brandon Juarez, John Call , John Roan , Eizo Tobler, Coach Gary Foltz, Middle Row: Red Carlson , Brian Brooks, Tyler Bogardus, Kevin Davis, Mike Hohertz, James Tilley, David Pullin , Front Row: Brian Ragsdale , Joey Martinez, Scott Sheeks , David Curtis , Jacob Lueck, Bobby Patterson , Joshua Overman , Zach Bowers. 132 �"CChis Side lAp" The Grizzly wrestling team tore through almost all of their competitions to "pin" down a winning season. With their first year behind them , the team has grown a considerable amount, both physically and as a team. The majority of the team agreed that their proudest moments were taking down Widefield, Wasson, and coming in first in the Mesa Ridge Duals. Without a doubt this year's wrestlers have been making strides to reach the top. The season went "pretty well. We did a lot better this year than last," said captain John Roan. Ten members of the varsity team have reached individual scores of over 500. "We had a rough start, but as the season went on we came together and started performing as a team," commented captain Jacob Lueck. State Qualifiers: Kevin Davis John Roan 140 lb. 1451b. 3'd in Region 41h in Region 20/11 30/7 W 5 t I • l David Pullin tries to break-down his opponent by chopping his arm , but he refuses to move. As he puts his half in tight, James Tilley triumphs with a pin. g Red Carlson controls his opponent early in the second period. 133 �Strength and Determination Greg Rice, Aaron Redford , Ben Walther-Franks, Pat Smith , Stacey Townsend , Casey Watson , and Ross Burdekin watch a tired Nathan Batesel swim his race . While waiting for his teammate to touch the wall , Ben Walther- Franks gets ready to dive off of the block to swim in the 200 Freestyle Relay. Top Row : Frank Chrisinger , Ross Burdekin , Casey Watson , athan t3atc..... ,p g ~ice . Middle Row: liaron t.Ced rd t3en Walth r ]ray.f.;....., Pat ~m tl , Steve Jordan, (coach) Chris VanHorne . Front Row : (managers) <...,ta J ,..,.. WY'....,CY'd, Aimee Hakala , (j e n C1 mp. Not pictured: Tom Howarth 134 �Heading into the season with only three returning swimmers, the six new recruits quickly learned the in's and out's of swimming techniques and strategies. The new teammates had dropped a lot of time off their original times from the beginning of the season. The guys had a one and eight season, and at the Rampart Relays they took seventh out of twelve schools. Mesa Ridge's Aaron Redford, the only senior on the team, had an outstanding season and the team wishes him luck next year. During his 100 Butterfly, Aaron Redford takes a long, needed breath before continuing his race. As they get ready to swim the 50 Freestyle, Casey Watson and Pat Smith wait for the starting gunshot. Swimming the 100 Breaststroke, Ross Burdekin strides to keep up with the other team. 135 �Cheerlead ing takes complete team work. The squad shows it here wh ile completing a rotation . Andrea Mata participates with herfellow cheerleaders at one of this year's pep assemblies. Varsttfd Willie Meisinger, Johnnie Perez , Sarah Hamilton , Andrea Mata , Patricia German , Susanne Meyer, Alex Valdez , Susan Pyles , Kristine McKinney, Kelly Baird , Erica Hale , Denise Blazek, Joey Thomas, Misty Sherbondy. Not pictured: Coach Katie BaresSmith . ').V Erin Vigil , Kristin Felice , Jennifer Ramburg , Cassie Palmer , Thera Melero, Natasha Whitfield , Sarah Espinosa , Crystal Johnson , Elise Richard , Alyssa Randall , Maria Cobb, Juli Lustica, Patricia Regis. Not pictured: Coach Katie Baros-Smith . 136 �Showing School Spirit The cheerleaders of Mesa Ridge have shown a lot of class and maturity throughout the year. Time and dedication played the biggest and most important part in making this happen. It took practice after practice to become the squad that we know them as now. With new cheerleading coach Mrs. Katie Bares-Smith and additions to the squad, there were some changes, but through their hard work, they brought school spirit to a whole new level. "This school year was pretty tough. A lot of the girls didn't get along, but we ignored the differences and worked our hardest. Our only wish was to have more school spirit from our fellow peers. We still gave it everything we had, and hopefully next year we will be able to go to state. That's one wish we all hope we can achieve," Andrea Mata said. c h r I e ' g Susanne Meyer and Anna Rancourt help lead our school in a cheer at one of our pep assemblies. Andrea Mata and Willie Meisinger work toward completing their routine in front of the student body. Cheerleaders help cheer our football team to victory. 137 �Lori Deck er and K th . thathleen Relchert . byespian W llliamsk'll I s In Shake e production 'h show off their speare '' e Twelfth Jared Fer · Night Ice has a I pages are almo ook of happiness . checks out an . st complete wh .I on hiS face as h. I e Mariah Sh arer IS coverage id eas.ISsue of the Bear Tracker f or possible 138 �. Eric Bryan t sells Otis f As part o his DECA . duti~S, dunng access period. . Spun kmeyer cookies OTC cadets stan d at attention'" A few select NJR 's Memorial. fron t Of the Veteran 139 �Accompanied by Andrea Stone, Monica Jones sings for the fall Shakespearean production Everything You Wanted to Know about Shakespeare. ]azz h r Back to Front: Monica Jones, Anna Cupp , Steven Galvan , David DiModica , Alena Watters , Josh Ainsworth. ChorCoun· First Row: Brian Ragsdale, Alena Watters(President), Andrea Stone, Steven Galvan , Monica Jones, Scot Abernathey. Second Row : Jake Ainsworth, Rhonda Tennant, Josh Ainsworth , Todd Leopold. Not pictured: Jessica Ainsworth. 140 Drama Club First Row: Shawnie Halterman, Steven Galvin, Alena Watters, Andrea Stone (President), Rachel Southworth, Jennifer Grim. Second Row: Richard Fiorillo, Steve Roux, Kevin Brownstein, Kirstine Haagen, Kalie Richert, Pam Hughes, Lee Council, Troy Box, Kelly Gardner, Mrs. Elizabeth Casciaro, Christine McKinney, Lori Decker. Third Row: Joe Whelan, Terrance Mintus, Alex Valdez, Mark Holstrom, Chris Judson, Nicole Jarvey, Lynsey Mann. �At one of the pep assemblies, Jacob Ainsworth , Rhonda Tennant, Corey McKinney, and Sylas Boyle perform the sequence of songs that are used in the marching band's field show. During the Sweetheart assembly, John Hill , Amber Greer, and Sheila Paul play one of their many cadances . ]orens1cs First Row: Jannetha Vails, Miss Tara Stoker. Second Row: Becky Manning, Pam Hughes. Middle Row: Star Walker, Jennifer Ford, Angela Cole, Liz Lawson. t3cma Counol First Row: Nicholette Quinata, Stacy Gardner, Jennifer Tobin, Erin Stewart. Second Row: Robert Ortiz, Jonathan Hess, Christine Vigil. Third Row: Brian Brooks, Latasha Livingston, Mike Lopez, Sheila Paui(President) . 141 �Will Banks, Nicole Jarvey, and Troy Box act out one of the many scenes from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Richard Fiorillo and Marshawn Halterman play a dramatic scene in Richard Ill. Kaylee Reichert and Lori Decker show their stoic looks during the play of The Twelfth Night. 142 �Shakespeare Visits }Vlt<HS Everything You Wanted to Know About Shakespeare, but Were Afraid to Ask, the successful production put together by the drama classes, was the first of the dramatic production put on at Mesa Ridge. It included a series of scenes from various Shakespearean plays such as Romeo and Juliet, Twelfth Night, and Richard Ill. Mrs. Elizabeth Casciaro did an excellent job with the students. It took a lot of patience to memorize the lines and get the looks and stage directions right. Many of the student actors came across as very professional. The actors and actresses for the play show their celebration during the scene in the town square with the Nurse from Romeo and Juliet. Steven Galvin plays the piano while Alena Watters sings a Elizabethan ballad between two of the Shakespearean plays. 143 �Dedication, Honor, and Pride 1st Row: Patricia Fagans , Amanda Will iams, Lacey Greer, Kimberly Delfin, Valerie Watson , Jaime Johnson , Vanessa Geery, Dawn Sziklas . 2nd Row: 1st Sergeant Angelo Serrone , Chris Johnson , Chris Dittmann , Lauren Lapota, Amanda Bixenmann , Audrey Johnson, Commander Don Pletcher. 3rd Row: Clementine Nicholls, Patrick O'Connell , Chris Parker, Jeremy Emrick, Onyeka Fields, Brandon Howard , Chr is Whittaker , Ernest Whitfield . 1st Row: Marcus Poree , Crystal Johnson, Cory Knop, Bruce Ruise, Kat Felch , Jose Ortiz, Alicia Mouriquand . 2nd Row: 1st Sergeant Angelo Serrone , Chris Headle , Stephan ie Howard , Jessica Bruden , Kyle Schnellmann , Patricia Lenard , Josh Wyman , Commander Don Pletcher. 3rd Row: Court Stutzman, Mark Bland, Chris Vossler, Erik Grossius, Eric Mayo, Tyrone Livingston , Terry Huggins 1st Row: Joel Scafella, Mellisa Parian , Eddy Asher, Megan Ford, Nikia McBride, Amber Davis, Jennifer Villanueva. 2nd Row: 1st Sergeant Angelo Serrone, Nick Pepito, Tyronda Ruise , Amanda Ledford , Matt Weiland , Chris Johnson , Jumire Jordon , Amanda Jurasin, Commander Don Pletcher. 3rd Row: Michael Ruff, Tasha Livingston , Dave Peters, Brandon Walters , Matt Allnutt, Robert Holder, Luis Corchado, Kayla Rule . 144 �1st Row: Alex Cole, Reba Cupp, Jennifer Jones. 2nd Row: 1st Sergeant Angelo Serrone, Robert Baldwin, Mandy McCoy, Commander Don Pletcher. 3rd Row: Ricky Matias, Gideon Ford, Ken Derry. As part of the celebration at the Pearl Harbor Memorial Day, the cadets lay a wreath in memory of those who lost their lives at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. 1st Row: Genevieve Spilotro, Shannon Ko, Brian Eddy, Holly Pleimann , Brian Gipson. 2nd Row: 1st Sergeant Angelo Serrone, Ben Lynch , Mike Sutherland , Robert Kane, Colt Carabello , Commander Don Pletcher. 3rd Row: Matt Treat, Terrill Graden, Sylas Boyle , Brandon Doche , Dan Jaramillo. 1st Row: Sonny Herman , Josh Hines , Chris Ragsdale , Brian Ragsdale, Audree Johnson. 2nd Row: 1st Sergeant Angelo Serrone, Cassandra Carrier, Scott Draper, Michael Cerquozzi , Robert Holder, Commander Don Pletcher. 3rd Row: Jenifer McBeth, Erick Paul , Dustin Dickerson , Chris Taylor, George Evans , Terence Graden . 145 �In French club , Mike Hatcher and Chris Kastl uses their time putting a puzzle together and playing a game. 9nternational Club: First Row: Priscilla Barrack, Spanish Club: First Row: Jessica Segura, Jam ilia · Robin Blake , Marissa Aldridge , Rayven Irons. Second Gupton, Alyssa Randall, Jennifer Lang , Yvette Row: Josh Morse, Cherise Munn, Thera Melero, Warfield. Second Row: Summer Justice, Desiree Susanne Meyer, Kyrnecia Gamble , Mrs. Anna Egbert, Natalie Hull, Nicole Davis, Bill Horst, Red Romero-Lehrer. Third Row: Mrs. Lorri Abeyta, Nick Carlson , Kelly Baird. Ruccius, Mike Hohertz, Brendan Brown, Teena Slack, Tyree Tucker, Mrs. Anne Spencer. 146 �Cultures can be learned by visiting the country that interests you , but why go there to learn the culture when you can go to some of these clubs which include International , Spanish, German, and French. Being involved in these clubs gives the students an indepth understanding of different cultures. They go on field trips to different parts of the world that include parts of Spain and France. The International Club is made up of students that also learn about other cultures. Mrs. Lorri Abeyta, an International Club sponsor, said, "International Club is to let everyone experience other cultures and broaden students knowledge for other cultures around the world." The Spanish Club have their meetings where they have fun and learn the culture at the same time. Not just the Spanish Club has that opportunity, so do International, German, and French Clubs. Spanish Club sponsor Mrs. Maria Segura took students to attend Alejandro Dondiones Dancers of the Americas and to Denver where they had lunch at Casa Bonita. German teacher Mrs. Nadia Fischer plans various types of community service projects which included fund-raisers and fun activities such as a trip to Elitches, food days, and holiday celebrations. French teacher Mrs. Anne Spencer also does community service as well as cultural activities,and games. These clubs give an understanding of what each culture's life styles and food are like. The clubs help more than a book ever · would in understanding other people. (jerma.Vl Club: First Row: Bonny Rubash, Amanda Peasley, Brandy Renon. Second Row: Ms. Nadia Fischer, Chris Todd, Byron Eichholz, Jerome Bolton, ]reVTch Club: First Row: Bonny Rubash , Tamika Miller, Teia Morrow. Second Row: Julie Elwell, Denise Dickey, Debra Dusack, Sam Dillard, Mila Anderson. Third Row: Katy Vernier, Tanya Rubio, Jessica Ruterbories , Joe Montmeny , Chiantel Warner, Mrs. Anne Spencer. 147 �Student Cabinet To top off a good time, Trey Pollard, Miguel Gonzalez, and Alex Simpson show off their D.J. skills by turning up the music and getting the dance flowing . First Row: Jennifer Ramburg , Robin Blake, Latoya Williams , Brittany Norman. Second Row: Josh Morse , Jessica Krause , Khalifah Nailer, Cherise Munn, Mrs. Mary Browning. Third Row: Alex Simpson , Jeff Thomas, Jimmie Whitfield , Brendan Brown , Miguel Gonzalez. 148 Student Council is always full of surprises for students. Khalifah Nailor, Brittany Norman, Brendan Brown, and Jeremy Morse are getting the snacks ready for everyone to munch on. �Communit0 of Caring Joann Hill , Edgar Vega, Jennifer Berreth, Cassandra Carrier help out the community and try to make the people at the Veterans of America Hospital smile on Valentine's Day. The Community of Caring took the time to organize the Valentines for Veterans where students made numerous Valentine cards and then took them to veterans at the hospital in Denver. The gift of giving can bring smiles to anyone's face . Belinda Becker, Blinky the clown , and Joey Thomas try to help out the people at the Veterans Hospital by sharing their happiness. First Row : Misty Sherbondy , Elizabeth Villarreal , Jessica Krause, Mike Waldron , Jennifer Ramburg , Yelana Love, Stacy Gardener. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Browning , Tameshia Miller, April Nickerson , Susanne Meyer, Teena Slack, Shelly Doyle. Third Row: Cathy Knotts, Erin Hemmerling , Joey Thomas, Stephanie Luck, Samantha Allnutt , Jeff Thomas , Kevin Sutherland , Willie Meisinger. 149 �WOMEN'S CONCEYl'l First Row: Angela Leyanna, Shelly Chambers, Maria Guzman, Mara Donegan , Crystal Taggart, Lora Howton , Amanda Taylor, Ginger Bailey, Tamika Miller, Vanessa Geery. Second Row: Dr. Anne Hamre, Michele Skeen, Dominque Martinez, Heather Rusk, Jennifer Berreth , Vanessa Meckstroth , Alicia Cornelius, Amanda Bixenmann , Valerie Watson , Jackie Severn , Lisa Trujillo. Third Row: Lynsey Moat, Bette Evans, Gerena Denise , Joyce Hoopes, Joclyn Vinson , Shauna Vialpando , Amber Howells, Jackie Kline , Ashley Shelton , Alease McNall , Tezonia Evans. Fourth Row: Kelly Greer, Sadie Jones, Annie Lenard, Crystal Gallegos, Dolly Derksen, Kari Roberston , Molly Seltenright, Jackie Lovelace , Natalie Dibene, Shameeka Barnes, Shemquetta Jones . Not Pictured: Ella Flakes , Stephanie Howard, Amanda Massey-Caudle, Echo Mitchell , Melody Nelson, Ebony Reddick, Julie Vialpando, Regina Ward , Laticia Wiederhold , Christina Goldsberry, Maria Pizano, Kim Shewell. WOMEN'S ENSEMtJCE First Row: Jessica Ruterbories , Jill Whittemore , Kandle Norris , Adrienne Anderson , Corinne McKinney, Lakisha Hopkins, Juli Lustica, Priscilla Floyd, Andrea Stone, Jessica Ainsworth , Rhonda Tennant , Jolene Gorden . Second Row: Dr. Anna Hamre, Kari Bila, Monica Gomez, Kristine Haagen, Amanda Jurasin , Jana VanScyoc , Titania Sewell, Katrina Washington , Jamileth Maxwell, Lakisha Thomas , Natasha Hernandez, Amanda Taylor. Third Row : Bette Evans, Nikki Cartmell, Rachel Southworth, Patrica German , Kerri Jeppson , Josie Johnson , Erika Larson , Rebecca Comeau , Resha Medina, Theresa Tompkins, Shanna Hesthaven, Shanna Tyler, Jessica Cain-Davis. Not Pictured: Merilee MacCabe, Brandy Craig, Cristin Redman , Mandy Tursa . 150 �Voices with ]eeling The choir program here at Mesa has reached a whole new level this year. The motivated and dedicated students helped to improve the program making the year a complete success. The team work that students used helped improve personal skills which in turn perfected the quality of all the different choirs. All the time that was spent to prepare for upcoming concerts and competitions was well worth it. Both the audiences they performed for and the choir organizations themselves benefitted. Anyone that was able to make it to a concert would agree that all the different choirs were outstanding and that they gave great performances. You definitely didn't want to miss a concert! The really neat part about being in choir or being at their concerts was that lots of artistic points of view were used. There were lots of interesting techniques, sounds, and instruments that jazzed up the concerts. The clapping, snapping, and beautiful music spoke for itself and put the audiences in awe. One of the highlights of the year was the performance for Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday at the Pikes Peak Center. Another highlight was seven students were selected from the competition for All-State Choir. All of the hard working groups that dedicated their time and patience to the program made it successful. Everyone could see the choir strive to reach their goals and be the bestt~at they could be. Great job to everyone! MEN'S BAntJEn SHOP First Row: David DiModica, Casey Benoit, Kevin Brownstein, Edel Batangan, Brian Ragsdale . Second Row: Chris Patterson, Josh Ainsworth , Aaron Redford , Carlos Garcia, Tim Garcia, Jacob Ainsworth . MEN'S eH09Yl First Row: Dominik Welmon , Eizo Tobler, Onyeka Fields. Second Row: Scott Tanis, Michael Webb, John Vails , Joseph Konczal , Eric Mayo. Third Row: Erik Grossius, Todd Leopold, Lerell Morning, Lawrence Richmond , Jonathan Call. Not Pictured: Ray Ellis, Steven Birchfield. 151 �Smooth WOMEN'S tJAYltJEYl SHOP First Row: Serita Walsh , Marissa Ald ridge, Katie MacCabe, Becky Man ni ng , Jessica Ainsworth . Second Row: Aimee Re imer, Merilee MacCabe, Nancy Randa ll, Melan ie Patterson , Brandi Perry , Stephanie Milano, Christine Dibene. A C A PECCA First Row: Dr. Anne Hamre, Gina Geier, Serita Walsh , Marshawn Halterman, Christine Dibene, Danielle Pullin , Amanda Williams , Atasha Webb , Lynn Bartlett, Danielle Matty, Tammie Williams, Larissa Martinez. Second Row: Christine Barker, Melissa Glenn , Donetta Stonerock , Jessica Waite , Joshua Wyman , Mike Schleiker, Brian Ragsdale, David Louden , Deborah Hale , Carla Salisbury, Daina Van Armam . Third Row: Kim Sanders, Jessica Bruden , Jessica Flores , Patrica Regis, Kevin Brownstein , Christian Felix, Jacob Ainsworth , Casey Beniot, Jay Heinz , Summer Justice , Patrica Lenard , Dawn Sziklas , Natalie Hull. Fourth Row: Katrina Lawson , Niccole Chambers, Sarah Espinosa, Mark Miller, Christopher Todd , Tim Garcia, Nate Hammell , Steven Roux, Lucas Brow, Brandi Perry, Jessica Dionne,Nasombi Dixon . Not Pictured: Scot Abernathy, Will Crump, Ambera Doucette, Johnnie Perez, Maria Pizano, Ron Southworth , Eizo Tobler. 152 �Harmonizing 505 Josh Ainsworth , David DiModica, Jacob Ainsworth, Edel Batangan . eH-AMtJEYl5 First Row : Suzanne Magnuson , Marissa Aldridge , Kyrenicia Gamble, Pam Hughes, Alena Watters , Monica Jones, Cyndee Nicandro, Nancy Randall , Stephanie Milano, Becky Manning. Second Row: Dr. Anne Hamre , Katie MacCabe , Jannetha Vails , Cassandra Prys, David DiModica, Tyree Tucker, Edel Batangan , Melanie Patterson , Rayven Irons, Amanda Hutchison, Amanda Kotch . Third Row: Aimee Reimer, Elizabeth Villarreal , Steve Galvan , Jacob Ainsworth , Carlos Garcia, Brian Larrabee, Troy Box, Dennis Mondejar, Anna Kopp, Lori Decker, Demetria Franklin . Fourth Row: Leslie Harris, Jennifer Ramburg , Will Banks, Avery Denton, Chris Patterson , Bobby Harris , Jeff Thomas , Mike Waldron ,Josh Ainsworth , Aaron Redford , Terence Gibbons, Tiffany Vialpando, Alyssa Whetstine . Not Pictured: Chad Ellis , Kirstine Haagen, David Huth, Merilee MacCabe , Damian Maish , Brian Ragsdale, John Roan . 153 �Tough competition didn't scare the Mesa Ridge Marching Band from reaching for their goals. They took their competitors head on and ended up having a great season. Though the group didn't take first place in the competitions that they faced , they managed to give other schools a run for their money. The band received fourth place at the Pueblo State Competition and sixth place at the March of Champions. This was a great accomplishment for the band and they are hoping to do even better next year. The band radiated school spirit, and they tried their best to make every performance a memorable one. The band added much to the football games by getting the crowd motivated. The loud music, cheering , and dancing brought smiles to many and lifted other people's school spirit, too. Those that missed the half time field shows at the home games really missed out. Each performance progressively got more amazing at each show. The color guard added dance moves with the trumpet section and it made for a fantastic performance. It gave the band more of an artistic drama point of view and also added color to the show. It was obvious that the Marching Band put in lots of work and effort. The hour and a half practices after school only made the group stronger and better each day. It also brought them closer together as a team; some members would say that the band was more like a second family to them. Everyone in the group seems to agree that all the long hours obligated to the Marching Band were well worth it, and many are anxious for next season. F11st Row Meghann Ford RICky Matias Tnsha German. Kelly Ba11d. N1ckl Ou~nata Second Row· Terrence G•bbons. Will Crump. Edgar Vega. Krystal Kyle. Johnathan Hess Enc Cross John H•ll Amber Greer, Ray BQ§chee Th"d Row: LeeCathy Ford JesSICa Segura. Kaelynn Maschger Jenn1fer Tobtn. Marl• Kw•atkowskL Enn Stewart, L1ne Saole, Jenn•fer Cuadrado . She1la Paul , Stephan1e M1lano Fourth Row : T1ffany Hayner, Cnsllne Vtgtl , Oentsha Jones , Donnetta Stonerock. Mandy McCoy, Melame Baker, Dana Cole, Laura Littlepage. Jenn1fer Ava l os Ke1th Norman F1flh Row · StaceyTownsend Stephan•e Luck. Becky Mann•ng Shawn Scott . Fel•sa Alvarez , Vannessa VIQII . Fehsha Gohenn. Jenn1fer Crosbie, JeSSICa Perez. Demetna Frankhn S•xth Row MoniCa Gomez, April NICkerson, Casey Beno1t K1m Delfin. Jess•ca Ainsworth. V1v1ana Velez. M1chele Camey Seventh Row Amanda Hutch•son , Tyrone L•v•ngston. M•ke Lopez . Jam•e Mat•as , Stephame B11chf•eld Beth Kress. David Curt•s Mark Foley, GlenniCe Crump. E1ghth Row· Rhonda Tennant, David D1Mcid1Ca Bubba Maddox. Jus~n Wenzl. Paul Grow, Jacob A~nsworth . Corey McK10ney N•nth Row· Suzanne Byes. Lacey Greer, DomiOIC V•g•l. Sylas Boyle, Kev1n Brownste10, Knstopher P1ersall. Matthew Treat Tenth Row· Chns Murphy, Mike V•g•l Dan•el Parras . JoAnn H1ll Latosha Uw>gston. Sven1a Carlock, M•chael Rubash, Melissa Stover Juslln CusiC Eleventh Row Dust•n D1ckerson . Johannes Schm•edebach MIChelle Roof, Damel L10n. P J. Marlin. 154 Spirit of the Pride Two of the most important people to the Marching Band are the Drum Majors. Both Ricky Matias and Nicholette Quinata have worked extremely hard in leading the group and they have done a great job at it. �Keith Normand, Sheila Paul , Amber Greer, John Hill , Ray Boschee, Eric Cross, Jonathan Hess, and Terrence Gibbons help make lots of noise at the bonfire. Dance with me! Jennifer Avalos dances with Matthew Treat, while Corey McKinney and Justin Wenzl dance together. This was part of the color guard performance . Jennifer Tobin , Becky Manning , Sylas Boyle, Latasha Livingston, Mike Lopez, and Sheila Paul get the crowd to do the wave. Most times they are fairly successful. The tradition of the Marching Band is to bind in a tight spiral before and after each game performance. It always lifts the spirit and confidence of the "Pride," and it also makes a neat design! 155 �First Row : Michael Kilstrom , Mrs . Roxanne Bates. Second Row: Mike Lopez, Stephanie Luck, Kim Delfin , Jamie Matias, Angela Cole, Cristine Vigil , Jennifer Tobin , Erin Stewart, LeaAnna Kopp, Stacy Gardner. Third Row: Linda Mayer, Alyssa Whetstine, Trisha Stone, Casey Benoit, Becky Manning, Bobby Harris, Alex Valdez, Mike Vigil , Latosha Livingston, Mark Holstrom, Viviana Velez, Jeff Bever, Teena Slack, Chiantel Warner, Monica Jones. Fourth Row : Nicholette Quinata , Brandy Renon , Terrence Gibbons , Jacob Lueck, Kristopher Piersall , Dominic Vigil, Paul Grow, Vicky Gardner, Ricky Matias , Jacob Ainsworth , Kenneth Honerkamp , Mike Waldron , Mark Powell , Jonathan Hess, Sheila Paul, Aaron Stamm, Byron Eichholz, Brittany Doyle, David Curtis, Becky Marsh, Ben Williams. Wind Ensemble First Row: Eric Bryant, Ray Boschee, Elizabeth Hollingsworth, Michelle Roof, Renee Kenealy, Brynn Moll , Nicki Nagel , Jessica Perez , Jessica Ainsworth, Justin Wenzl, P.J. Martin. Second Row: Mr. Phil Olivas, Tiegan Burress , Suzanne Byes , Christina Kuhns, Courtney Glommen, Jennifer Crosbie , Mandy McCoy , Consuela Ortega, Beth Kress, Jennifer Graves, Kaelynn Maschger. Third Row: Viviana Velez, Bertie Renon, Brian Gipson, Chris Murphy, Edward Felder, Craig Boyd , Nick Reed, Jerome Nickson , Kevin Brownstein, Amber Greer, JoAnn Hill. Fourth Row: Melanie Baker, Laura Littlepage, Michael Rubash, Jerome Bolton , Johannes Schmiedebach , Sylas Boyle , Edgar Vega , Ben Walther-Franks, Chad Marsh, Justin Cusic , Svenja Carlock, Rachel Reynolds. Symphonic First Row : Jennifer Boyd , Jessica Segura, Jennifer lramina, Lucy Brizal, Keith Norman, JenniferVillanueva, Felisha Gohenn , Stephanie Birchfield. Second Row: Mr. Phil Olivas, Donnetta Stonerock , Lacey Greer, Valerie Crowe , Summer Bishop, Adrienne Anderson, Marli Kwiatkowski . Third Row: Shawn Scott, Raja Holmes, Trish German, Daniel Parras, Jonathan Mills, Jonathan Tucker, Mark Foley, Victoria Fox, Jennifer Cuadrado. Fourth Row: Brian Brooks, Kyle Williams, Daniel Linn, Bubba Maddox, David Stewart, Amber Davis, Romeo Montez, Chad Marsh , Tyler Worley, Brian Taylor, David Knutson. 156 �Plaljing All the Ieight Notes The Mesa Ridge bands started out this year on a good note. The bands displayed their hard work and dedication at every performance. All the band students helped to keep the band program organized, and they managed to pull off another great year. Band council , which is a group of students who were elected by fellow classmates to represent the different bands, were part of the program's success also. Mesa Ridge was lucky enough to hold the Solo and Ensemble program again this year. This just shows how great our band program is! The Mesa Ridge band program is also blessed with many talented performers, many of whom participated in honor band this year. Sheila Paul and Mike Lopez made the 1999 All State Band! Ben Williams, Alyssa Whetstine and Stephanie Luck made All City Band, while Brandy Renon and Sheila Paul made it into Colorado State University Honor Band! Alyssa Whetstine and David Williams made it to Adams State. Junior Mike Lopez made it into All State, All City, C.S.U and Adams State Bands. All the students have done extraordinarily well. Congratulations/ C)azz tjand First Row· Jessica Ainsworth Second Row: Jacob Lueck, Ben Williams, Eddie Felder. Third Row: Chad Marsh, Johannes Schmiedebach . Fourth Row: Jonathan Hess, Michael Rubash , Mr. Phil Olivas, David Curtis, Jacob Ainsworth, Paul Grow, Kris Piersall, Sheila Paul , James Nail. eoncert tjand First Row : Mr. Phil Olivas , Lisa Hawkins, Melanie Machado, Christine Jeppson, Marissa Crabtree, Jess1ca Bauer, Christina Carroll. Second Row: Jeff Walker, Jerusha Doucette, Paul Fenner, Dana Cole, Maria Cobb. Third Row: Dennisha Jones, Christopher Dionne, Chris Beard, Robert Ortiz, Tyrone Livingston, Raymond Pyles, Jeremy Emrick. 157 �OI'?CHES'[J'?,ct COIAN07[ First Row: Christina Poff, Stephanie Drain , Cassandra Prys. Second Row: William Decker, Stephanie Milano, Susan Pyles , Melanie Patterson. S'YI'?CJN(jS OI'?CHES'YI'?,ct First Row: Jade Vansickel , Sarah Hamilton, Amanda Taylor. Second Row : Mr. John Peterson, Kevin Sutherland, Niccole Chambers, Thomas Carver. 158 �Orchestra Students speak out on Orchestra "I enjoy playing the instruments and I like the students in class." - Kevin Sutherland "Playing together and playing many varieties of music are the best parts of Orchestra." - Robert Lankford "Orchestra motivates me to do well in school." - Niccole Chambers " Orchestra is fun and it's a challenging experience." - Susan Pyles "Orchestra is great because I get to talk to my friends who are in my class." -Mila Anderson CHI1MJ31-Ie 0/eCHI-S Tfeli First Row: Christina Dail, Ann Tilley, Hubert Stamm, Melanie Patterson, Stephanie Drain, Mila Anderson, Joshua Stewart. Second Row: Mike Decker, Mr. John Peterson, Christina Poff, Meghann Ford, Christopher Coleman, Cassandra Prys, Sabrina Baugh, William Decker. Third Row: Stephanie Milano, Sabrina Geery, Jennifer Troupe, Jessica Dionne, George Evans, Susan Pyles, Robert Lankford. 159 �Chris Twitty and Brayden Clubb fool around for the camera during a skit at a Bible Club meeting. Nealon Smith , Courtney Glommen , and Aaron Dunn hang out at one of the Bible Club fun camps. Peer Mediators : 1st Row: Daniel Sullivan, Matt Ward , Trey Pollard , Miguel Gonzalez, Alena Watters , Steven Galvin, Chiantel Warner, Anna Rancourt. 2nd Row : Jenny Poncelow, Stephanie Drain , Angela Deanne , Nikki Quinata, Amanda Kotch , Bonny Rubash , Cassidy Poole, David Curtis, Jana Vigil. 3rd Row: Ms. Shirley Kassebaum , Mike Martin , Keeta Wilbor, Tamisha Miller,April Nickerson, James Shell, Terry Kress , Ryker Carlson, Christine McKinney. 160 Jjible Club: Front Row: Lindy lgo, Courtney Glomme11 Jennifer Grimm , Rachel Southworth , Pam Hughes , Theresa Nelson. Stephanie Drain , Cyndee Nicandro, Brittany Norman , Stephanie Birchfield, Kristin Felice. 2nd Row: Vicki Gardner, Terisa Donofrio Lynsey Mann, Lori Decker, Christine McKinney, Jenny Poncelow Misty Sherbondy, Cori Gage, Justin Cusic, Danny Moberly, Kevir Davis. 3rd Row: Alyssa Randall , Cassidy Poole, Jackie Ellis, Stepher Raux , Mike Menke, Jeff Sutherland, Mike Sutherland , Ryan Lewis Mike Breon , Josh Overman , Mr. Dave Adams, Kevin Sutherland Christina Bergling , Jessica Cain-Davis , Marli Kwiatkowski , StephaniE Milano, Crystal Taggart. Not Pictured: Trey Pollard . �Jl!loving to a Higher (;round The clubs at Mesa Ridge promoted character in our school and started Out-Reach programs to help the needy. Some may think that being in a club is easy to do, but it takes a lot of time and dedication. It takes willing people and good grades to stay a part of the club. The Bible Club, 180 Degrees, has grown quite large this year and the students seem to really listen to club president Jenny Ponce low. The Art Club has given Mesa Ridge a new look with their displays of students' work. They held their first art show this year. They also designed this year's graduation program. DECA,a marketing club, gives the student a good look on life involving the business of marketing. Peer Mediators help a lot within school by helping the students with their problems and gives them someone to talk to besides their parents or other adults. Being in a club is a good thing to get involved in or consider getting involved in. Just ask these students because they know what hard work and dedication really is. DEC!i: 1st Row: Chris Neal, Miguel Gonzalez, Josh Morse, Golden Parker, Jeremy Morse, Jason Lewis, Stephen Anderson , Matt Ward . 2nd Row: Tanya Rubio , Jennifer Avalos, Misha Thomas, Kelly Depauw, Monica Gomez, Jamison Roberts, Felipe Elenez, Eric Bryant. 3rd Row: Mr. Howard Sanders, Courtland Vinson , Jason Husband , Chris Risley, Chana Malone, David Oliver, Arthur Houston, James Shell. lit('[ CDA(3: Front to Back: Grace Nettles, Ryan Lewis, lsiah Dixon, Kelly McCoy, Richard Fiorillo, Rachel Ware, Mrs. Joann Williams , Samantha Allnutt , Ben Walther-Franks , Jeremy Oliver, Chris Copeland, Mike Sutherland . 161 �listronom0 First Row: Mrs. Linda Metzgar, Kimberly Hoskens, Felicia Goheen . Back Row: Molly Seltenright, Sean Dean , Gideon Ford . Soence First Row: Christopher Kastl , Carlos Garcia, Matt Martin. Second Row: Wii lliam Decker, Ryan Lewis , Jeff Sutherland. Third Row: Mr. Dave Adams. Fnvtronmental Outaoor Club First Row: Yvette Warfield , Tanya Rubio, Jessica Ruterbories, Katie Vernier, Shelly Doyle, Cassandra Palmer, Ann Tilley, Candace Baker. Second Row: Julie Elwell , Christina Kuhns, Corrina Gage, Amanda Hutchison, Suzanne Szabo, Katie Bennett, Jennifer Lang , Cristine Vigil , Nicholette Quinata. Third Row: Ms. Sandra Uhlik, Brandy Perry, Adam Belew, Mrs. Linda Overlin , Mr. Jonathan Sargent, Mike Martin , Sarah Crowe, Melanie Baker. 162 �}V[AK9JV(j 1i 09]]tr<tNCt During the Evening of Exellence, Leslie Harris hands out the awards while Mrs. Nora Andrews gives Courtland Vinson a carnation . ReVJrs....,ay; /lavisond Commtttee: First Row: Nick Ruccius , Jeff Thomas , Casandra Salazar, Becky Manmng , Marissa Aldridge, Nancy Randall. Second Row: Mrs. Shirley Kassebaum Amanda Peasley, Leslie Harns , Elizabeth Lawson Becky Marsh, Aimee Reimer, Mrs. Nora Andrews . Third Row: Angela Deane, Alex Valdez, Tameshia Miller, Apnl Nickerson , Samantha Allnutt , Atasha Webb . On Octobe r 24 , Kat i e Bennett Sarah Crowe , and Steven Galvan par tiCipate in the Fountain C r e e k cleanup. EnVIronmenta l Club , along w1th some science classes , helped clean up the area. �Melanie Milteer and Stacey Vowels are looking at last year's book trying to identify unknown people in the photos while Cari Wilmoth works on naming members of the choirs. Meeting deadlines are an important part of being involved in the yearbook class. Amanda Hutchison is hard at work on the computer, perfecting her spread. 1998-1999 Yearbook Staff: First Row: Jennifer Green ( Editor in Chief), Jared Felice, Mariah Sharer, Amanda Hutchison ( Photography Editor), Selena LaTour. Second Row: Cari Wilmoth, Melanie Milteer, Jessica Perez, Kim Mouriquand (Business Manager), Stacey Townsend (Assistant Editor), Stacey Vowels, Josh Ainsworth. Not Pictured: Roshunda Rodgers and Mrs. Judy Friesth. 164 �ljearbook Publishing f30!Ar most memorable experiences In the beginning of the school year thirteen students filed into the small journalism room waiting for the chance to produce an item worthy of everybody's attention. Soon thereafter the advisor, Mrs. Judy Friesth, walks in with a determined look on her face , one that the students found out would show stress, happiness, relief, and at times frustration. After some opening comments the students were given page assignments by the editor. This got the ball rolling , one that will soon begin to roll in many different directions. Yearbook is a class about discipline, hard work, and learning to get along with your other classmates. Deadlines start creeping up on the ones assigned to pages and the stress begins to kick in. Often times the only thing going through the staff's mind is "How am I going to finish my page?" The students chosen for this class have learned to turn problems into reality or as some would say: When the tough gets going, the going gets tough. Sometimes people have come in on Saturday mornings to make the essential deadlines important for accurate production of the book. Although yearbook often has some very stressful moments, the class has become close, sharing many laughs thanks to our staff comedian, Kim Mouriquand. Yearbook is a class that teaches time management, friendships, and, most importantly, the satisfaction of creating a product of everybody's favorite memories. Kim Mouriquand reaches for her piece of paper as Josh Ainsworth covers it up. She was using it to cover her face so Mrs. Friesth would not take her picture. Staff members are often faced with the problem of arranging things on the page so that they can use up maximum space. Stacey Townsend and Jessica Perez are contemplating how to arrange their layout. 165 �Tracking down the story Working during a free period is another way for Aaron Redford to catch up on his work and make the deadline for the Bear Tracker. Talking on the phone is one of the many duties on Bear Tracker. Kelsey Schmidt works at getting advertising to place in the paper. First Row: Mrs . Lisa Kasyon , Jeremiah Ward , Shelly Doyle , Tamika Miller, Danielle Pullin . Second Row: Jeffery Sutherland , Jennifer Schmitt, Amanda Nuuhiwa, Crystal Dandrea, Kelsey Schmidt, April Nickerson, Tameshia Miller , Carla Salisbury. Third Row: Jennifer Jones, Samantha Allnutt , Shayne Champlin , Aaron Redford , Joshua Morse, Stephen Roux. 166 �Photographers are important to the staff. Samantha Allnutt checks her camera bag as April Nickerson looks through pictures for the great one for the paper. Technology (computers and scanners) is a big part of newspaper today. Writing up a story for the paper, Stephen Roux works on a computer daily. Working together and as a team is required of the Bear Tracker staff and Tamika Miller, Jennifer Schmitt, Stephen Roux, and JeffSutherland demonstrate that rule . Editor Jeff Sutherland works on the newspaper dunng third period because of a conflicting schedule. 167 �KJVlr<(j News jar ljOIAr viewing e0es While Nick Slama is focusing the camera , Susanne Meyer gets ready to talk to Mesa Ridge viewers through the technology of film . First Row: Mike Hohertz , Nick Slama , Joe Messersmith , Linda Mayer . Second Row : Lucas Casias , Susanne Meyer, Cassandra Prys, Selena LaTour, Mrs . Proffitt Young, Amanda Peasley , and Brandy Renon. Not Pictured: Kevin Cross. 168 �During access period is a great time to catch up on the days work and also a great time for Elizabeth Lawson and Selena LaTour to tell Mesa Ridge viewers the every day news. Linda Mayer and Brandy Renon work hard editing the news for the next day. Working diligently, Mrs. Proffitt Young makes KMRG happening for the viewing eyes. Going through the list of birthdays, Cassandra Prys and Joe Messersmith type them into the editing the machine. 169 �Jeff Thomas Jeff Thomas Jeff Thomas Jeff Thomas Brand Renon ~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~y 0 jeff, E 0 ....., I- ~ ~ ~ Brandy, Twelve short years have gone by. I'm not ready for you to be grown up yet, but you are and I'm very proud of you. The world better be ready for you 'cause I know you 'II take it by 6 stonn. We all love you very ::sa. nzuch. -,;;} (1> Grandma, Mom, &all__J::si5 L_________________________________________________ ...... We knew you were special even before you were bom!!! Little did we know just how gifted, intelligent and exceptionally specialyou would become. Asyou go through lift, remember to laugh and mjoy lift, be true to yourself and tbe people you love. Your determination will turn your dreams to reality. Most ofall, remember bow much your family loves you. Love, Mom, Dad, & ]ory ..s::: -i :r 0 3 0 ~ OJ ;i 0 3 0 ~~~~=-------~~~~------~~~~----~~~~--~~ Jeff Thomas Alexis Beissel Brand Renon ~ Jeff Thomas Alexrs Beissel Jeff Thomas Alexrs Beissel Jeff Thomas Alexis Berssel Brand Renon Brand Renon Becki Harris Becki Harrrs ~~~~~~~--~~--~~------------------------------~OJ ~ Alexis, J I L ~ ~ v;· I o::> We're so proud ~- .:J£ of you and wish you ~ en~ much happiness. Love, ~ ~ Mom &Dad ~ ~ v;· 0 ro I ~- ~ ~ ~ ~ My little Beck-a-roni! Independent but never lonely. You say things that make us smile. You wear clothes in the latest style. Fiesty, fiumy, and bright. A very important part of ou1· lives. I'm so proud ofwho you are and who you will be. Now you are finally free! We love you! Mom, Dad, and Kristi " I ..,..,0 ~ ;: ~ Alexrs Beissel Alexrs Beissel Alexis Beissel Alexis Beissel en L-----------------------------------------------------~~ Becki Harris Becki Harris Becki Harris Becki Harrrs Aimee Reimer Aimee Reimer Aimee Reimer Aimee Reimer Toya Harlan Toya Harlan Toya Harlan Toya Harlan Toya Harlan oi Aimee, -< 0 I am so proud of the woman you have become. I thank God daily for allowing to beyourMom. Thankyouforthe joy you have brought to my life. I ..,0 ::s I 170 Stacy Gardner ..,0 " ::s c -,;;} oi 0 ~ 3" <::0 -< 0 I I ..,0 0 >- Aimee Reimer Aimee Reimer ~ Gardner Stac Gardner c Congratulations Stacy, You have worked hard to get where you are today. We are proud of you for your accomplishments. Remember, no matter where you travel, perception is always a matter ofperspective. Love always, Mom, Dad, Julie, Kelly & Vicki Stacy Gardner I 0 >- ~ (1> .., Aimee Reimer -< 0 0 3" ~ ~ Armee Reimer oi 0 <:: ~ With All My Love, Mom " c Stacy Gardner Stacy Gardner "::s oi 0 <:: (J\ -+ I 0 -< 0 0 I ..,0 0 () >- 0 " (j)l- ::s ..,0 c Cl.. ::s 0 .., <::0 1 (1> 0 I 0 (J\ -+ 0 >- ~ () (j) c 0 ..,0 <::0 Cl.. ::s I .., 0>(1> I s "From Annie Tomorrow To Our Today" You've come a long way, Toya! We love you!!! Mom, Dad, & K'Shawn ..,0 "::s oi -< 0 I ..,0 ~ L---------------------------------------------------~::s Toya Harlan Toya Harlan Toya Harlan Toya Harlan Toya Harlan " �Red Carlson Red Carlson Red Carlson Red Carlson Paul Pollard III Paul Pollard III Paul Pollard III ~-----------------------------------------------,~ Red Carlson <:~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0 "'0 ons may come and sons may go, but never has a son been such a shining star. Side by side, back to back, you're going to make it and no one can dispute that fact. You are my Pride & joy. Always & Forever, Mom L: <..> "Ci. 6) c 0 "'0 L: <..> "Ci. 6) c AJ ~ ~ 0 "' n L: ., 8 0 ii\ "Ci. ::> c ~ Amanda Hutchison AJ 0 ~ "'0 n 6) -o 0 .,c > 3 Amanda, What a blessing you are! You've grown into a beautiful young lady whom we are very proud of We love you. Congratulations! Mom &Dad Holly, Nathan, Zoe & Hannah Lance, Theresa, Tyler & baby ii\ +::> 0 ::> I "Ci. ~ Amanda Hutch1son 0 0 <..> Amanda Hutchison c ., :..c"'u L: .,c ~~~~~~~~--~P~a-u-I ~P~o~l~l-a-r~d~I~I~I~~P-a-u7I ~P-o~ll~a-r-d~I~I~I ~ Paul Pollard III 0 6) -o 0 0 ::> ~ c I c .... RedDogg, 0 n ::r AJ c so proud ofyou--Not only for all your accomplishments We are c iii. ~ 0 0 ~ 0 E ::> in school and sports, but for who you are. You are a parent's n "( L: "'0 0 ., c > <..> dream and we have loved raising you! We look fonuard to 3 ii\ 0 c 0 6) watching you as the rest of your life unfolds. No matter what ::> ::> :..c "'u Ci. ~ c +you do or where you go, we will always love you and support AJ ::> I c I ~ c 0 you. Hope your life is driven by happiness and reality does not .... ~ 0 n L: "'0 hamper your dreams. Who let the Dogg in? n ::r .,0 c0 iii <..> 0 ii\ E Mom &Dad ::> 0 "( 6) "Ci.L---------------------------------------------~ ::> ~------------------------------------~ Red Carlson Red Carlson Amanda Hutch1son Amanda Hutch1son " " " Red Carlson Red Carlson Red Carlson Cherise Munn Cherise Munn Amanda Hutchison Cher1se Munn Cherise Munn c cr----------------------------------------------------,n c ::r ~ ::> ~ ~ How blessed and proud we are that God chose us to be your earth fornily. Continue to walk with Him and we know you will always succeed in ~ <..> life. Brendan Brown Brendan Brown Brendan Brown Brendan Brown .,o:> ~ 0 ~ ::> L ~ co ~ § ::> ~ c ::> c .,o:> 0 " c 0 6) :a; L ::> c .,o:> ~ 0 ::> co ~ ~ L co 0 ::> c .,o:> 0 "c 0 6) :a; L ::> c .,o:> ~ 0 ::> co ~ ~ L co We love you dearly! Go out in the world and "knock 'ern dead, girl! 0 ::> c .,o:> 0 " 0 c :a; 6) ::> L co Dear Brendan, We are very proud ofyou. Love, Mom, Ryan, Dad, tlnd Peg c ~ 0 L co c 0 "c 6) .,o:> ~ ::> ~ c ::> .,o:> 0 :a; L ::> co Cherise Munn Cher1se Munn Cherise Munn Cherise Munn Brendan Brown Brendan Brown Brendan Brown Brendan Brown 171 �Kat1e Bennett Kat1e Bennett Kat1e Bennett Kat1e Bennett,... ~r---------------------------------------------------, Q ~ -+ ~ s::: s::: ~ ~ Congratulations, Katie! Free at last!! It's been an exciting 18 years, and we are so very proud of you! We'll all be cheering for you as you follow your dreams. Cll ~ ~ ~ s::: s::: ~ Cll ~ ~ 0 G) ~ ::> ::> ~ -+ -+ "" ..s::: c 'c II) Q ~ -= 0~ ~ G) '- 1..) ~ ::> ::> ~ c -+ ~~------------------------------------------------~ Kat1e Bennett Kenneth Kenneth Der .,0 To our baby, We cannot believe tbis day bas come. It seems like only yesterday you were entering kindergarten wearing pigtails and ribbom. We are so proud of you! For all of your hard work, dedication, awards, and accomplislmzents you bave achieved throughout these seventeen years of your lifo. May all your dreams come true! We love you so very mucb!! Dad, Mom, and Nicok '- 1..) ..s::: c '~ c -+ II) ~ Sarah Crowe Sarah Crowe Sarah Crowe Sarah Crowe Sarah Crowe ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~ 0 ::r ~ .,0 0 ::r ., (") 0 ~ ~--------------------------------------------------~ Sarah Crowe Sarah Crowe Sarah Crowe Sarah Crowe Kenneth Der ''~ 0 Stacey, We can't believe you're all grown up. You finally made it. You were always "Ready" for action. We're very proud of you. Love, Mom&Dad Kenneth Derry ~ Kenneth Derry Kassandra Cortes Kenneth Derry Kassandra Cortes Kenneth Kassandra Cortes Congratulations, Mom&Dad Stacey Townsend Kassandra Cortes Stacey Townsend Stacey Townsend Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cortes ~ ~ ~ '0 1..) c '- ~ s::: c ~ ~ c ~ ~ ~ ~ '0 1..) c Kassandra, As the years thatpass--I saw a young baby grow into a beautiful young woman. Your Papi would be as proud ofyou as I am. Remember, all that you've learned, for it will be tomorrow's wisdom. Strive to be the best in all that you do. And now that you're a mother, allow God to guide you. Love, Mom, Ismael, Gabriel, & Felicity '- 0 ~ ~ 0 ::> ,c.. 0 (") , 0 -+ ~ ~ "" Q ~ ~ 0 ::> ,c.. ~ Q c (") s::: ~ ~ c ~ , 0 -+ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '0 1..) c '- ~ s::: c ~ ~ c ~~----~--------~--~--~------~--~--~----~~--~--~----~~--~--~----~~--~--~----~----~--~~ Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cortes Kassandra Cores 172 "" 0 ~ ~ Q ::> ,c.. 0 (") 0 , -+ ~ ~ �,p tp :J Q -< ., 0 =+ N Brandy jean, Watching you grow into such a beautiful and caring young woman has been a real joy to us. Keep your life focused on believing in yourself and all that you are capable of, and remember to gtve it all you've got, because in the end, you will have wished you'd given more. We are extremely proud of you. Thanks for being the daughter you've been. N +- 0 u.. >c " 0 L en N +- 0 u.. >c " 0 L en N +- 0 u.. ,pIP :J Q -< ;r =+ N ,pIP :J Q -< ., 0 =+ N ,p tp :J Q -< ., >c "E 0 We love you lots, DadandMom en =+ N II) .X 0 Cii c ii 0 Cl II) .X 0 Cii c ii 0 Cl From our precious baby girl to our beautiful young woman, we will treasure all the memories forever. We encourage you to reach for your dreams and wish you all the best. Joshua Ainsworth " 0 0 ..0 0'1 c :J 0 >L II) .s: c.. 0 +Ill Joshua Ainsworth L 7 c ~ o ~ g .s: Ill , ~ Ill ~ o ] _JQ ~ Kr1stopher Youngblood ~ 0 , ~ 7 ~ +- L __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ Congratulations Josh! We love you and are very proud ofyou!!! 0 .s: 0 Kristopher Youngblood Ill 0 Congratulations Kris, Good Luck on Life's journey. Reach for the stars--they are attainable. Keep healthy, happy, and positive. Our love to you, Mom, Dad, Roo, &Char L ::.£ Joshua Ainsworth .s:~------------------------------------------~y +0 Mom, Dad, Jacob, Jessica Grandma & Grandpa Ainsworth Grandma & Grandpa Taylor y 0 ~ p ,.. 3 ~ ~~~--------~--~~--------~----~--------_J Joshua A1nsworth Joshua A1nsworth ~ 7 Joshua A1nsworth 173 �"True friendship multiplies the good in life and divides its evils. Strive to havefriends for life without friends is like life on a desert island. To find one real friend in a lifetime is goodfortune; to keep them is a . , blessmg. --Baltasar Gracian , ~ ~ ;?c ~ :J -,;] 0 cr (II ~ HOMECOMING 1998 S.at<d: J•nnifor Crosbi,, M<lnni• Paturson, Drnis• Ruppruht. tanding: Jo• Muurnnith, Cas nndrn Prys, Winston arr, lui/n Pau~ David DiModica, Cbristina Smitb, Cauy Bmoit, Amanda Taylor, Rob<rt Lankford, usn n Pyks. r§l ?;; ~ ~L-----~----------------------------------------------~~ Jennifer Crosbie Melanie Patterson 174 Denise Rupprecht �175 �Farmers Insurance Group of Companies II & S eo,~.,t.t, St~~~t~Jia 1/J/.83. ea~~~rJ, St e~ s~, etJ 80911 719.391-7783 CATHY HUBER-BEACH d/.ru; 719.393.-03.08 INSURANCE AGENT Auto • Fire • Life • Commercial Serving the community for over 20 years. S~ m: Web Pages , Business Cards , Software installation , Brochures , Hardware , etc. 80 Widefield Blvd. Colorado Springs , CO 80911 Bus: 719.392 -4111 176 Hours : Monday- Friday 9:00 am-5 :00 pm Tax Preparation WWW .AS Computer �It's On Fashions Security Nathan Brown (/orist 719.3 2-42 3 Clothing and Accessories 461 S. Circle Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80910 pring F rt r n rad 719.632-9545 Fax# 719.632-0415 177 �A Unique Individual Deserves an Original. • QUALITY ALTERATIONS & DRY CLEANING Men • Women • Military badges, stripes & tailoring No Two Are Ever Alike .. We all have something about us that is completely original---a smile, a laugh, a fingerprint. ow you can own a cia s ring as original as you, an ArtCarved Class Ring. Every ArtCarved® Cia Ring is designed to reflect your own distinctive tyle ; so finely crafted each one is guaranteed for a lifetime. If you want a class ring designed just for you, ask for the quality of ArtCarved® Class Rings. The Original Cia s Ring.n. . <1»= / 5520 S. Highway 85-87 (near Fann Crest Milk Store) FOUNTAIN VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER Colorado Springs, CO 80911 391-0111 Kim Smith J1 RTCII RVE D® The Original Clas Ring.T" Loans, N Security Jewelry 356 Main Stre t Security, CO 80911 IS.S. Subs! Soups•Salads•Submarine Sandwiches Go Grizzlies ~ QuALITY CARS 178 RENTAL '""=~ TOOL-EQillPMENT - CONTRACTOR Barry & Choon Heath 719.392-8658 • NEW TIRES • RETREADS • UsED TIRES (OvER 10,000 IN STOCK) AT GREAT PRICES t Security, co 80911 M·F 9:00-5:30 Sat. 9:00-4:00 ooJm!f~ ~JDJJ.EpJlPJT JTil Open Mon.-Sat. 9:00a.m.- 8:00 p.m. Closed Sunday 336 Main St. Security, CO 80911 MusC/Equipment 306 MaJn St (719)390-8706 David }one , Own r Phone 719.390-8300 &U Home Improvement - Party 5790 S. HWY. 85-87 SECURJ,lY, CO 80911 RENTING Th~ smart way to f!"t thlnf!s don~ Jim Peabody Owner (719) 390-4027 FAX 390-6981 NEED IT? RENT IT! Carnival-Fund Raising Items Specialty Linens Meetings /Conventions Party Planning Special Events Wedding Consulting Delivery/ Pickup/ Setup ~JmliUillllJJ ""...../~ ~ 5770 SOUTH HWY. 85-87 392-6453 I Fax 390-3869 Security, CO 80911 Need it? Rent itt 390-4027 PRESIDENT QUENTYN HOUTCHENS WENDY DODGE Events Planner 5790 S. Hwy. 85-87 Colorado Springs, CO 80911 �0 ~RTINE - · D ANIELS FINE WOODWORKING 0 SpecraLrzrnc;; rn CusTom FumTuRe DameL M. VoqeL OwneR 1304 e. K10wa Sr. CoLoRaoo SpRmqs, CoLoRaoo 80909 (719)630-8767 ToLL FRee: 1-888-439-0757 • MOUNTAIN VIEW ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC. A T01Jdwme Energy' Partner ~ 'l"'leJIIII*o{........ ~ - Lighting the way for today's youth and tomorrow' s future. • Beautiful , fresh, silk dried arrangements • Green & Blooming Plants • Balloon Bouquets • Banquets Teleflora® • Banquets • Weddings • Gifts for all occasions • Corsages , stuffed toys • 0 o §7.adttatinn !Ba[[oonj, Party Time For All Occasions 346 Main Street Securty,CO 80911 CERAMIC'S PLUS SS20 S. HWY 85/87 SECUJUTY, CO 80911 71.9-390.4783 Meloole Stantoa afs FLOWER&-BY- WIRE Jan's Widefield Florist We deliver locally and worldwide Daily deliveries to Fort Carson , All Hopsitals and Mortuaries 7 1 9. 3 9 2 - 1 7 5 5 179 �1. Becky Manning , Liz Lawson , Michelle Roof. 2. Anna Rancourt, Kimberly Mouriquand. 3. Brian Larrabee. 4. Joey Martinez. 5. Red Carlson. 6. Cari Wilmoth , Mariah Sharer, Melanie Milteer. 7. Jonathan Hess, Eric Cross , Eric Paul. 8. Nicole Clemings. 9. Mitch Dziduch, Misha Thomas. 180 �10. Matt Ward , Nick Rucci us, Jennifer Knutson . 11. Katrina Lawson , Valerie Crowe , Laura Littlepage. 12. Amanda Nuuhiwa, Dr. Mark Hatchell. 13. Kim Delfin. 14. Girls Volleyball Team . 15. Michelle Roof. 16. Linda Mayer, Butch Fackelman. 17. Laura Graglia, David Reeder. 18. John Tucker, Josh Stewart. 19. Brandon Juarez 181 �1. Bubba Maddox. 2. Amy Bartel, Rhonda Tennant. 3. Josh Ainsworth , Damian Maish . 4. Chelvyn Feay. 5. Kim Mouriquand . 6. Tyler Worley, Edgar Vega. 7. Jessica Ainsworth. 8. Shawnie Halterman. 9. Daniel Sullivan , James Shell , Gary Cooper. 182 �10. Greg Rice. 11. Niche McFarland, Pam Hughes. 12. NJROTC, Commander Don Pletcher. 13. Tiffany Vialpando, Jennifer Avalos. 14. Nick Everling , Joe Dionisio. 15. Wes Baki. 16. Richard Fiorillo, Alena Watters. 17. John Wilson , Crystal Dandrea. 18. Joey Martinez. 183 �Asher, Edward Avalos, Jennifer 155, 161 , 183 Abernathey, Scot 52, 140, 152 20, 146, 147 Abeyta, Lorri Adams, Dave 20, 160, 162 Adkisson , Michael 40 Aguilera, Andreana 28 Aguon , Nick 40 Ainsworth , Candace 20 Ainsworth , Jacob 3, 52, 140, 141 , 151 , 152, 153, 154, 156, 157 Ainsworth, Jessica 28, 140, 150, 152, 154, 156, 157, 182 Ainsworth , Joshua 65, 90, 140, 151 , 153, 164, 165, 173, 182, 196 Alamo, Carlos 104 Albritton, William Glenn 28, 86 Alderson, Nathanael 28 Aldridge, Marissa 52, 92, 118, 122, 146, 152, 153, 163 Aleman , Ivan 20 65, 104 Alexander, Jason Algi en, Vincent 28, 106 Allen , Joe 20 Allnutt, Mathew 28, 144 Allnutt, Samantha 40, 130, 149, 161 , 163, 166, 167 Altizer, Timothy 40 Alvarado, Danielle 52 Alvarez, Felisa 40, 154 Anderson , Adrienne 28, 150, 156 Anderson , Mila 40, 122, 147, 159 65 , Anderson , Stephen 104, 161 Andrew, Lynette 28, 110, 111 Andrew, Joshua 52, 120 Andrews, Nora 163 Anetone, Greg 65, 104 Anetone, Gayelin (Tone) 106 Apel , Sarah 40 Arnold, Andrina 122 Arnold, Jalene 122 Artz, David 20 184 28, 144 65, 154, Baca, Rachel 122 Baca, Sharon 122 Bahner, Jared 52 , 104, 163 Bailey, Ginger 28, 150 Bailey, Nicolas 52 Baird , Kelly 40, 96, 136, 146, 154 Baker, Candace 28, 162 Baker, Melanie 52, 87, 154, 156, 162 Saki , Wes 20, 183 Baldwin , Chris 20, 95, 104 Baldwin , Christopher 40 Baldwin , Robert 94, 145 Ballard, Nicholas 40 Banks, William 50, 52, 124, 125, 126, 127, 142, 153 Barge, Leola 28 Barker, Christine 40, 152 Barker, Michael 52 Barnes, Brandon 52 Barnes, Shameeka 28, 150 Barnwell , Samantha 40, 118, 130 Baros-Smith , Katie 136, 137 Barrack, Priscilla 65, 146, 163 Bartel , Amy 52, 182 Bartlett, Lynne 40, 152 Batangan , Edel 52,151 , 153 Bates, Roxanne 20, 156 Batesel, Nathan 40, 134 Battle, Jeffery 65 Bauer, Jessica 28, 118, 157 Baugh , Sabrina 52, 159, 163 Beard, Christopher 40, 104, 157 Beattie, Sara 122 Beaupre , Jarame 52, 104, 132 Beck, Erin 122 Becker, Belinda 40, 149 Beckert, Kevin 52, 104 Beeson , Dody 20 Beissel , Alexis 65, 116, 170 155, 156 Beissel , Gavin 28, 102, 103 Bourell , Tiffany 40 Belew, Adam 52, 162 Bourn , Sarah 52, 124, 126 Belew, Ryan 28 Bowers, Zach 89, 132 Benge, Dessirae 52 Box, Troy 28, 104, 140, Bennett, Katie 65, 112, 122, 142, 153 162, 163, 172 Boyd, Craig 52, 156 Bennett, Patrick 40, 166 Boyd , Jennifer 28, 156 Benoit, Casey 52, 151 , 152, Boyle, Sylas 40, 141 , 145, 154, 156, 174 154, 155, 156 Beougher, Nathan 28, 126 Breon , Christopher 28, Bergling , Christina 40, 120 122, 160 Breon , Michael 41 ' 160 Berreth , Jennifer 40, Bridges, Maryellen 20 149, 150 Brizal , Lucy 156 Betterton, R~ha~ 40, 104 Brooker, Craig 28 Beve~Jeff 156 Brooks, Brian 28, 106, 132, Bila, Kari 28, 150 141 , 156 Bingham, Rasheedah 40 Brown , Brendan 65, 81 , Birchfield , Steffeni 3, 65, 124, 125, 146, 148, 171 100 Brown , Charmaine 28 Birchfield , Stephanie 28, Brown, Lucas 152 154, 156, 160 Brown , Robert 65, 104 Birchfield, Steven 151 Browning, Mary 20, 148, Bishop, Summer 40, 149 156 28, Brownstein , Kevin Bixenmann , Amanda 28, 140, 151 , 152, 154, 156 118, 144, 150 Bruden , Jessica 28, 144, Black, Ralph 51 , 52 , 104, 152 124, 196 Bryant, Eric 52, 88, 139, Blackwood , Arthur 52 156, 161 Blake, Justin 28, 100 Bryant, Jeremy 41 , 94, 126 Blake, Robin 65, 82, 83, Burdekin , Gretchen 122 84, 122, 123, 146, 148, Burdekin, Ross 134, 135 163,173 Burke, Heather 28, 130 Bland, Mark 144 Burke, James 28 Blanton , Jamie 65 Burress, Tiegan 28, Blazek, Dana 52 110, 156 Blazek, Denise 28, 136 Butala, Jessica 28, Bloodsaw, Brandon 40 98, 110, 111 , 130 Bloodsaw, Cobyia 52, 104 Byes, Suzanne 41 , 154, 156 Blumenreich , Rochelle 28 Boatman , Daniel 52 Boatman , Matthew 65 Boatwright, Denise 28 41 Bogardus, Tyler 28, 106, Cage, Calvin Cain-Davis, Jessica 41 , 132 118, 119, 122, 150, 160 Bolton , Jerome 40,114,147, Caldwell , Marche 52 156 Call , Jonathan 28, 106, 132, Bond, Stephen 52 151 Bonoan, Jason 40, 120, 121 Calloway, Chandra 28 Borham , Jesse 40 Camacho, Frank 52 Boschee, Ray 52, 154, c �28, Camacho , Sean 106, 126 65 28, Camacho, Veronica Campbell , Heather 106, 122 Campbell , lan Campbell , Steve Carabello, Colt Carey, Joshua Carlisle , James Carlisle, Kristin Carlock, Svenja 41 28, 106 41 , 145 28 41 118 41 , 154, 156 41 20 28 , 106 66, 96, 104, 132, 133, 146, 171 , 180 Carlson , Ryker 28, 94, 95, 106, 126, 127, 160 Carney, Joseph 52, 94, 104 Carney, Michele 52, 94, 154 Carr, Winston 52, 120, 174 Carlson , Brandi Carlson , Ginny Carlson , Glenn Carlson , Redriche Carrasco (Olivas) , Jason 28, 106 41 , Carrier, Cassandra 145, 149 Carroll , Christine 41 , 118, 119, 157 Carroll , Jeremiah Carson , Jay Carter, Alan Cartmell , Dustin Cartmell , Nikki Carver, Thomas 66, 89 20 41 28 52, 150 53, 93, 158 Casciaro, Elizabeth 20, 140, 143 Case, Ryan 28 Casias, Lucas 66, 104, 168 Casper, Jeffrey 53 Cerquozzi , Michael 41 , 145 Chaco, Manuel Chacon , Maria Chambers, Michelle Chambers, Niccole 28 28 28 41 , 118, 152, 158, 159 Chambers, Randy Chambers, Shelly Champlin , lan Champlin , Shayne 118 150 28 53, 102, 103, 166 Chandler, Justin 28, 114, 115 Cherry, Paul 53 Chrisinger, Frank 134 Clapp, Charles 66, 104 Clayborn , Christopher 41 Clayborn , Justin 28 Clem , Melissa 41 Clemings, Nicole 66, 128, 180 Clifford , Akai 126 Clouse, Larry 20 Clubb, Brayden 41 , 160 Cobb, Maria 41 , 136, 157 Cole , Alexander 51 , 53, 86, 112, 145, 163 Cole, Angela 66 , 141 , 156, 163 Cole, Dana 28, 154, 157 Coleman , Chris 159 Collins, Brandon 53 Colan-Henson , Jeremiah 41 Combs, Bonnie 28 Combs, Jamie 53 Comeau , Rebecca 150 Cooley, Gabe 41 Cooney, Dean 28 Cooper, Gary 41 Copeland, Chris 53, 86, 100, 126, 161 , 163 Corchado, Luis 41 , 144 Carl , Beth 28 Cornelius, Alicia 28, 150 Cortes, Kassandra 66, 172 Cosper, Stanley 104 Council , Antonio 41 Council , Lee 53, 140 Cozad, Luanne 20 Crabtree , Marissa 28, 157 Craft, Levka 2 Craig , Brandyrose 53, 150 Crawford , Karen 20 Crosbie , Jennifer 51 , 53, 96 , 122, 154, 156, 174 Cross, Eric 53, 154, 155, 180 Cross, Kevin 66, 100, 104, 168 Crowe , Sarah 66, 162, 163, 172 Crowe, Valerie 28, 156, 181 Crump, Glennice 66, 134, 154 Crump, William 41 , 152, 154 Cruz, Cid 66 Cruz, Kim 53 Cruz, Lee 41 Crysel , Matthew Cuadrado, Jennifer 53 28 , 130, 154, 156 Cundiff, Stephanie 20 Cupp, Anna 140 Cupp, Reba 66 , 83, 145 Curtis, David 53, 132, 154, 156, 157, 160 41 , 154, 156, 160 Cusic, Justin D Dahlberg, Gregg Dail , Christina Dandrea, Crystal 20 28, 159 41 , 166, 183 Darby, Nancy Dasugo, Ricky 20 53, 102, 163 Davidson , Julorie 66 Davis, Amber 28, 108, 110, 130, 144, 156 Davis, Jacqueline 42 Davis, Kevin 53, 132, 133, 160 Davis, Nicole Dean , Sean Deane, Angela 42 , 146 28 , 162 53, 160, 163 42 , 110, 138, 140, 142, 153, 160 Decker, Michael 28, 159 Decker, William 158, 159, 162, 163 Delfin , Kimberly 42, 122, 144, 154, 156, 181 Delong , Jacob 53 DeNise, Gerena 150 Denton , Avery 42, 124, 125, 126, 153 DePauw, Kelly 53, 110, 161 Derksen , Dolly 42, 150 Derosier, Robert 42 Derry, Kenneth 66, 104, 145, 172 Diaz, Rafael 114 Dibene, Christine 53, 116, 152 Dibene, Natalie 28, 118, 150 Dickerson , Doyle 42 Dickerson , Dustin 53, 145, 154 Dickey, Darrell 53, 132 Dickey, Denise 53, 147 Decker, Lori 147 66, 140, 151 , 153, 154, 174 20, 114, 115, Dionisio, Joe 183 53, Dionne , Christopher 157 Dionne , Jessica 28, 152, 159 28, Dittmann , Christopher 144 Dixon , lsiah 53, 104, 161 Dixon , Nasombi 53, 152 Doche, Andree 53, 116, 128, 129, 130, 131 Doche, Brandon 145 Donegan , Mara 150 Donofrio, Teresa 160 Dorais, Brad 124, 125 Doucette, Ambera 152 Doucette, Jerusha 42, 157 Doyle , Brittany 66, 82, 156, 163 Doyle, Shelly 51 , 149, 162, 166 Drain , Stephanie 28, 158, 159, 160 Draper, Neil 42 Draper, Scott 145 Dunn , Aaron (Kiiner) 66, 100, 160 Duran , Anna 42 Duran, Clarence 104 42, 147 Dusack, Debra Dykes, Jessica 42 Dziduch , Michelle 53 Dziduch , Mitchell 28, 106, 126, 180 Dillard, Sam DiModica, David f Easter, Donald 67 Ebalaroza, Jason 28 Eddy, Brian 42, 104, 145 Egbert, Desiree 42, 146 Egbert, Joshua 28 42, Eichholz, Byron 147, 156 Eimer, John 67 Elenez, Felipe 161 Ellerton , Jeremy 53, 112 Elliott, Domonic 53 Elliott, Kyle 28 Ellis, Chad 104, 153 42 , 110, 111 , Ellis, Jacelyn 160 185 �Ellis, Ray Elwell , Julie 151 66, 83, 112, 113, 122, 123, 147, 162, 163 Emmons, Nicole 67 Emrick, Jeremy 28, 144, 157 Erickson , Brittany 42 Escamilla, Daniel 42 Espinosa, Sarah 42, 136, 152 Espinoza, Amee 42, 97 Espinoza, Carlos 42 Evans , Bette 42, 97, 130, 131 , 150 Evans, George 53, 100, 145, 159 Evans, Tezon1a 28, 150 Everling , Nick 67, 82, 104, 183, 194 f Fackelman , Butch Fagans, Patricia Feay, Chelvyn 20, 181 28, 144 53, 100, 182 Felch , Kathleen (Kat) 42, 144 Felder, William Edward 28, 106, 156, 157 Felice, Bob 104 Felice, Brandon 53, 104 Felice, Jared 42, 104, 138, 164, 196 Felice, Jim 20 , 104, 105 Felice, Kristin 28, 136, 180 Felice , Leslie 20 Felice , Michael 28, 106 Felix, Christian 53, 152 Fenner, Paul 42, 104, 157 Fetters, Monte 20, 104, 124, 126 Fields, Onyeka 28, 144, 151 Figueroa, Chris!opher 42 Figueroa, Sasha 28 Finau , Lelei 122 Fiorillo, Richard 82, 140, 142, 161 , 183 Fischer, Nadia 20, 147 Fisher, Cathy 20 Fletcher, Stephannie 67, 82, 84, 116, 128 Flores, Jessica 42, 152 Floyd , Priscilla 42, 150 Foley, Mark 28 , 154, 156 Foltz, Brandy 67, 84, 116, 186 117, 122, 123, 163, 173 132 116 30, 110, 111 , 122, 196 Foltz, Shelly 196 Ford , Gideon 67, 94, 104, 145, 162 Ford , Jennifer 51 , 54, 141 Ford , LeeCathy 154 Ford , Meghann 30, 144, 154, 159 Ford, Ronald 42 Fortenberry, Sheila 54, 124, 126 Foust, Jason 42, 104 Fox, Jonathan 67 Fox, Victoria 30, 118, 119, 156 Franco, John 30, 92 Frankland, Jedediah 30 Franklin , Demetria 153, 154 Franklin, Jed 106 Frazier, Brandy 102 Frazier, Crystal 42 Frazier, Earl 102 Frazier, Wayne 42, 102, 103 Fricke , Matthew 30, 106 Friesth , Eric 100 Friesth , Judy 20, 164, 165, 196 Fuhrman , Kim 54, 116, 117 Funk, Amanda 30 Foltz, Gary Foltz, Rick Foltz, Riki G Gage , Corinna 30, 160, 162 Gainer, Trivona 30 Gallegos, Crystal 67, 150 Galvan , Steven 67, 83, 140, 143, 153, 160, 163 Gamble, Kyrnecia 146, 153 Gann , Drake 67, 92 Garcia, Carlos 42, 120, 121 , 151 , 153, 162 Garcia, Clint Garcia, Jessica Garcia, Timothy 20 42 42, 151 , 152 Gardner, Kelly Gardner, Stacy 140 67, 82, 108, 141 , 149, 156, 163, 170 Gardner, Vicki 42, 96, 108, 109, 156, 160 Garland , Kelli 67 Gascon , Jennifer (Deblasio) Greer, Lacey 42 Geery, Sabrina 159 Geery, Vanessa 30, 144, 150 Geier, Gina 152 German , Patricia 54, 136, 150, 154, 156 42 54, 124, 125, 126, 127, 153, 154, 155, 156 Gibson , Nathan 30 Gieck, Sam 20 Gillette, Joseph 54 Gillette, Kelly 30 Gillins, Joseph 30 Gipson , Brian 42, 145, 156 Gizzi , Randine 122 Glakes, Ella 28, 150 Glenn , Melissa 42, 152 Glenn , Stephanie 30 Glommen , Courtney 42 , 110, 156, 160 Goettel , Jenna 30 Goggins, Freddie 54, 104, 126 Goggins, Moses 30, 106, 126 Goheen , Felicia 30, 154, 156, 162 Goldsberry, Christina 150 Gomez, Monica 3, 54, 150, 154, 161 Gonzalez, Andres 30, 106 Gonzalez, Jesus 30, 32 Gonzalez, Melissa 68 Gonzalez, Miguel 68, 84, 104, 148, 160, 161 Gonzalez, Tara 43 Gordon , Jolene 54, 108, 122, 150 Gracin , Mandy 68, 81 , 84 Graden , Terence 68, 145 Graden , Terrell 68, 145 Graglia, Laura 20, 163, 181 Graham , Adam 30 Grant, Nathania! 54 Graves, Jennifer 68, 156 Green , Derrick 30 Green , Jamika 54 Green , Jennifer 51 , 54, 164, 196 Green , Neosha 43, 130 Green , Nicole 95 Greenlee, Vicki 68 Greer, Amber 54, 128, 141 , 154, 155, 156 Greer, Kelly 43, 150 Gerth , Tania Gibbons, Terrence 30, 144, 154, 156 Gregg , Christina 122 Griffe, Naomi 54, 130 Grim , Jennifer 68, 108, 109, 140, 160, 163 43, 144, 151 43, 154, 156, 157 Guidoni , Jessica 54 Gupton , Jamilia 43, 146 Gutierrez, Louis 43 Gutierrez, Michael 43 Guzman , Maria 30, 150 Grossius, Erik Grow, Paul H Haagen, Kirstine 54, 96, 140, 150, 153 Hahn, Matthew 43, 112, 113 Hahn, Michael 43 Hakala, Aimee 122, 134 Hale, Deborah 152 Hale, Erica 30, 136 Hall, Christina 54, 122, 123 Halterman, Marshawn 54, 140, 142, 152, 182 Ham, Diana 108, 128, 129 Ham, Kenneth 30 Hamilton, Sarah 30, 136, 158 Hammell, Nathaniel 69, 152 Hammond, Andre 30 Hammonds, Tess 43 Hamre, Anna 20, 150, 152, 153 Hand, Kelly 43 Hanks, James 43 Harlan, Toya 69, 170 Harris, Becki 69, 170 Harris, Bobby 153, 156 Harris, Duane 30 Harris, Gina 30, 116, 117 Harris, Lakeesha 54, 130, 131 Harris, Larry 104 Harris, Leslie 68, 128, 153, 163 Hartley, Ross 30 Hartley, Von 20 Hatchell, Connor 193 Hatchell, Mark 20, 181 , 192, 193, 195 Hatcher, Michael 30, 146 Hatfield, Jamie 43 �43, 104 Hatfield, Jesse 43 Hawkins, Laci 43, 157 Hawkins, Lisa 30 Hayes, Joshua 54, 154 Hayner, Tiffany 30, 114, Hayward, Justin 115 Headle, Christopher 43, 120, 144 30 Hebert, Robert 152 Heinz, Jay Heisch , Brandon 30 30 , 149 Hemmerling, Erin 20 Henderson, Craig 43 , 145 Herman, Sonny 54, Hernandez, Natasha 130, 150 54, 154, Hess, Jonathan 155 Hesthaven, Shanna 130 Hill, JoAnn 43 , 149, 154, 156 Hill , John 141 , 154, 155 Hines, Joshua 43, 145 Hobart, Trisha 69 Hockman, Tammy 30, 110 Hocutt, Peggy 69 Hoenig, Jonathan 54 Hoff, Cassidy 54 Hohertz, Mike 69, 83, 84, 85 , 104, 132, 146, 168 Holder, Robert 43, 144, 145 Holifield, Donald 43 Hollenbeck, Allen 128, 129 Hollingsworth , Elizabeth 54, 156 Holmes, Rajah 30, 130, 156 Holmquist, Kam 20, 112, 113 Holstrom, Mark 43, 140, 156 Holt, Tashuana 30 Honerkamp, Kenneth 43, 156 Hooper, Anthony 54, 99, 104, 107 Hoopes, Elric 54 Hoopes, Joyce 43, 118, 150 Hoopes, Lora 43, 118, 122 Hope, Samantha 43 Hopkins, Lakisha 54, 150 Horst, William 43, 146 30 Horton, Joshua Horton, Sarah 43 Hoskens, Kimberly 162 Houston, Arthur 69, 124, 161 Houtman, Troy 122 Howard, Brandon 144 Howard, Chasity 54 30, Howard, Stephanie 144, 150 Howarth, Tom 134 Howells, Amber 30, 150 Howton, Lora 30, 150 Huffman, Justin 96 , 104 Hughes, Pamela 69, 140, 141 , 153, 160, 163, 183 Hull, Natalie 43, 91 , 146, 152 20 Hunter, Mamie Husband, Jason 54, 161 Hutchison, Amanda 69, 154, 162, 163, 164, 171 Huth , David 54, 153 Hutton, Nathaniel 43, 102 43, 96, 102, lgo, Lindy 160 122 Ingles, Kacey 30, 156 lramina, Jennifer 54, 146, Irons, Rayven 153 20 Jackson, Connie Jackson, Will 104 Jahnke, Jasmin 30 Jamison, Ross 54, 104 69, 145 Jaramillo, Daniel Jarvey, Nicole 43, 140, 142 20 , 110 Jeffery, Kelly Jensen, Joseph 30 Jensen , Kri~i 69 Jeppson, Christine 30, 157 54, 150 Jeppson, Kerri 54 Jodsaas, Tina 43, Johnson, Audrey 144, 145 30, Johnson , Christopher 54, 126, 144 30, Johnson, Crystal 136, 144 30, 144 Johnson, Jaime 54, 150 Johnson, Josie 30 Johnson, Lauren 44 Jolly, Matthew 30, 130, Jones, Denisha 154, 157 Jones, Jennifer 69, 145, 166 Jones, Michael 30, 114, 126 Jones, Monica 69 , 83, 140, 153, 156 30, 130, 150 Jones, Sadie Jones, Shemquetta 44, 150 Jordon, Jumire 144 Juarez, Aaron 69, 124, 125 Juarez, Brandon 85 , 93, 118, 132, 181 Judson, Christopher 69 , 140 Jungling, Pat 20, 51 Jurasin , Amanda 54, 122, 144, 150 Jurasin, Helena 44, 118, 119 44, 146, Justice, Summer 152 44, 145 Kane, Robert 20 , Kassebaum , Shirley 160, 163 30, Kastl , Christopher 146, 162 166 Kasyon , Lisa 70 Kazar, Philip 54 Kelly, Thomas 44, 118, Kenealy, Renee 156 Kennedy, Dasean 32, 106, 107 Kerr, Rebecca 69 Kilstrom , Michael 156 102 Kinhofer, Freddy Kinnard, Eric 32, 106, 126 Kinzie, Joshua 44 70 Kite, Donetta Klataska, Kathie 122 Klataska, Kris 122 Kleimola, Robert 32 Kleimola, Steven 44 Kline, Jacqueline 32, 150 54 Kliner, Laura Knapp, James 44 Knop, Cory 32, 144 32 , 149 Knotts, Cathleen Knutson , David 32, 156 Knutson , Jennifer 54, 116, 124, 126, 181 Ko, Matthew 44, 96, 104, 126, 127 44, 145 Ko, Shannon 44 Koen , Aiiece 32, 151 Konczal , Joseph 70, 153, Kopp, Lea-Anna 156 Kotch , Amanda 70, 153, 160 44, 104 Kotko, Shaun 54, 148, Krause , Jessica 149 44, 154, Kress, Elizabeth 156 54 , 160 Kress, Terry 32 Kropp, Leslie 32 Kuban , Nicole 54, 156, Kuhns, Christina 162, 163 32 Kukowski , Amanda 32 Kulp, Ryan 44, Kwiatkowski , Marli 91 , 154, 156, 160 154 Kyle , Krystal l Lahti , Krystal 44 54 Lammert, Sara Lang , Jennifer 44, 146, 162 Langfels, Tabitha 108 Lankford , Robert 54, 120, 159, 174 Lapota, Lauren 32 , 144 Laracuente , Raymond 44 Largent, David 44 Larrabee, Brian 44, 100, 153, 180 32 Larrabee , Kristina 32 Larson , Brian 150 54, Larson , Erika 54, 164, LaTour, Selena 168, 169, 196 120, Lawrence , Patrick 121 Lawson , Elizabeth 54, 88, 98, 116, 141 , 163, 169, 180 32, 118, Lawson , Katrina 122, 152, 181 70, 104 Lawson , Matthew 44 Ledeboer, Jeremy 32 , Ledford , Amanda 122, 123, 144 54, 100, Leeman , Troy 101 , 126 32 Lefrancois, Chris 44, 112, Leipply, Desirae 113, 122, 194 Lenard , Annie 150 Lenard, Cleora 44 Lenard, Patricia 44, 144, 152 Leopold , Todd 44, 140, 151 Leversedge, Jennifer 122 Lewis, Bryan 93 104, 161 Lewis, Jason Lewis, Ryan 32, 160, 161 , 187 �162 Lewis, Travis 32 Leyanna, Angela 32, 150 Linn , Daniel 32, 154, 156 Littlepage, Laura 32 , 154, 156, 181 Livingston, Geehae Latosha 54, 141 , 144, 154, 155, 156 Livingston , Tyrone 44, 144, 154, 157 Lopez, Luis 70 Lopez, Michael 54, 141 , 154, 155, 156, 157 Lopez, Timothy 70 Lorimor, Jeremy 54 Louden , David 44, 152 Lauzon , Justin 44 Love, Yelana 71 ' 108, 109, 149, 163 Lovelace, Jacquelyn 45, 150 Lozano, Sandra 54 Lucero, Larry 54, 104 Luck, Stephanie 32, 94, 95, 149, 154, 156, 157 Lueck, Jacob 71 , 83, 100, 132, 133, 156, 157 Lumberg, Megan 32 Lumberg, Rene 70, 116 Luna, David 54 Luna, Fernando 45 Lustica, Juli 45, 136, 150 Lyles, Eli 55 Lynch , Ben 145 MacCabe, Katie 45, 104, 152, 153 MacCabe, Merilee 70, 104, 150, 152, 153, 163 MacDonald, William 71 Machado, Melanie 45, 157 Macholz, Wendy 70, 82 , 116 Maddox, Hal (Bubba) 32 , 86, 154, 156, 182 Magnuson, Suzanne 55, 153 Maish, Damian 71 , 153, 182 Malan, Amy 71 Malcomb, Crystal 55 Malone, Chana 55, 161 Mann, Lynsey 45, 110, 111 , 140, 160 188 Manning, Rebecca (Becky) 55, 122, 141, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 163, 180 Markus, Aaron 45 Marsh , Chad 156, 157 Maffih, Cody 32 Marsh, Jared 32 Marsh, Lacey 32, 33 Marsh , Rebecca 55 , 108, 109, 156, 163 Marshall, Amanda 45 Martin, Amy 118 Martin, Clifton 126, 127 Martin, Mark 33 Martin , Matthew 45, 162 Martin, Michael 72, 83, 160, 162, 163 Martin, P.J. 154, 156 Martin, Teki 45, 97 Martinez, Dominque 33, 150 Martinez, Joey 106, 132, 180, 183 Martinez, Justin 55 Martinez, Larissa 33, 152 Martinez, Marrivette 55, 110 Maschger, Evan 45 Maschger, Kaelynn 45, 122, 154, 156 Mason, Sabrina 45 Massey-Caudle, Amanda 150 Mata, Andrea 45, 136, 137 Mathis, Demario 33, 106 Matias, Enrique Luis, Jr. (Ricky) 73, 82, 83, 145, 154, 156, 173 Matias, Jamie 55, 154, 156 Mattingly, Samuel 33, 126 Matty, Danielle 45, 152 Maxwell, Jamileth 55 , 87, 130' 131 ' 150 Mayer, Linda 74, 81, 85, 104, 122, 156, 168, 169, 181 Mayo, Eric 33, 144, 151 McAllister, Jessica 122 McArter, Richard 55 McBeth , Jenifer 45, 145 McBride, Nikia 33, 130, 144 McCann, Michael 33 McCartney, Jeffrey 74 McClelland, Todd 106 McCormick, Charity 45 McCoy, Amanda 7 4, 145, 154, 156, 163 McCoy, Eric 33, 106 McCoy, Kelley 45, 161 McCray, Darien 130 McDonald, Monika 95 McFarland, Niche 45, 183 McFarlin, Aisha 33 McGlade, Brandy 33 McGlothlin, Kimberly 74 McGrew, Crystal 74, 85 McKinney, Corinne 33, 141 ,1 50, 154, 155 McKinney, Sarah Christine 45, 136, 140, 160 McMearn, Elizabeth 33 McNall, Alease 33, 150 Meckstroth, Vanessa 33, 102, 150 Medina, Resha 45, 110, 150 Meierhenry, Janette 45 Meisinger, Willie 74, 82, 90, 136, 137, 149 Mejias, Anthony 74, 82 Melero, Thera 74, 136, 146 Melvin, Marc 45 Mendes, Erica 74 Mendiola, Lybertha 55 Menke, Michael 45, 160 Mesa, Robert 33 Messer, Cody 45 Messersmith, Joseph 74, 83, 112, 113, 168, 169, 174 Metzgar, Linda 162 Meyer, Susanne 74, 84, 136, 137, 146, 149, 168 Milano, Stephanie 55, 152, 153, 154, 158, 159, 160 Miller, Christopher 45 Miller, Cynthia 45 Miller, Jamie 32,33 Miller, Marc 33, 152 Miller, Tameshia 45, 149, 160, 163, 166 Miller, Tamika 55, 147, 150, 166, 167 Mills, Jonathan 33, 156 Milteer, Melanie 46, 126, 164, 180, 196 Mintus, Terrance 7 4, 140 Mitchell , Calvin 33, 106, 107 Mitchell, Echo 150 Moat, Lynsey 33, 150 Moberly, Daniel 46, 102, 160 Molina, Christina 122 Moll (Powell), Brynn 46, 156 Mollaun, Chris 55, 104 Mondejar, Dennis 46, 120, 121 , 153 Moneypenny, Christopher 46, 104 Montes, Amelia 7 4, 116, 117, 128 Montez, Romeo 33, 106, 126, 127, 156 Montmeny, Joe 147 Moore, Lauren 46 Morales, Alex 46, 104 Morales, Amanda 33 Morning, Lerell 151 Morphis, Will 104 Morris, Tiffany 46, 116, 130 Morrow, Teia 55, 147 Morse, Erin 33 Morse, Jeremy 74, 148, 161 Morse, Joshua 75, 146, 148, 161 ' 166 Mouriquand, Alicia 33, 144 Mouriquand, Kimberly 55, 164, 165, 180, 182, 196 Munn, Andre 46 , 104, 126 Munn, Cherise 75, 81 , 84, 108, 146, 148, 171 Murphy, Christopher 46, 154, 156 Murphy, John (Jack) 46, 100 Myers, Desarae 46 Myrick, Arthur 46 Nagle, Niki 55, 94, 156 Nailor, Khalifah 51 , 55, 108, 128, 129, 148 Nail, James 55, 86, 157 Neal, Christopher 55, 91 , 161 Negron, Virginia 56 Nelson, Chase 33 Nelson, Melody 150 Nelson, Theresa 160 Nettles, Grace 33, 161 Newman, Daniel 56 Newsome, Joseph 46, 102 Nguyen, Thuy 56 Nicandro, Cyndee 46, 153, 160 Nicholls, Clementine 33, 144 Nickerson, April 46, 149, 154, 160, 163, 166, 167 Nickson, Jerome 156 �34 Nicolas, Jonna 46, 104 Nixon , Jerome 46 , Norman , Brittany 118, 122, 148, 160 Normand, Keith (Hall) 33, 154, 155, 156 Norris, Kandle 56, 150 Norton, Bud 33 75 Novak, Jeremy Nuuhiwa, Adam 46 Nuuhiwa, Amanda 56, 118, 166, 181 0 75 Oberle , Dyana O'Brien, Patricia 46 196 O'Brien , Thorn 33, O'Connell, Patrick 144 104, O'Connor, Seann 132 Odom, Frank 46, 120 156, 157 Olivas, Phil 56 , 161 Oliver, David Oliver, Jeremy 161 Olson, Sarah 33 104 Opsahl, Tommy 33, Orchowski, Nicholas 106 Orr, Rachel 33 Ortega, Analisa 33 56, Ortega, Consuelo 130, 156 Ortiz, Jose 144 Ortiz, Robert 46, 120, 141, 157 56,92 Overbay, Caleb 3 Overlin, Dave 162 Overlin , Linda 46 Overman, Alyssa Overman, Joshua 33, 106, 132, 160 Page, Ardie 46 Palmer, Cassandra 33, 136, 162 Parian, Melissa 33, 130, 131,144 Parker, Golden 75, 104, 161 Parker, Jessi~..u 56 Parker, Terynce 75 Parras, Daniel 154, 156 Patterson , Christopher 46, 151 , 153 Patterson , Laura 33 Patterson , Melanie 51, 56, 96, 122, 152, 153, 158, 159, 163, 174 Patterson , Robert 46, 132 Paul , Erick 56, 145, 163, 180 75, 83, 141 , Paul , Sheila 154, 155, 156, 157, 174 Peasley, Amanda 75, 147, 163, 168 Peasley, David 33 Pennington , Brian 33 Pepito, Nick 144 Perez, Alexander 33 Perez, Emanuel 46 Perez, Jessica 56, 154, 156, 164, 165, 196 Perez, Johnnie 46, 136, 152 Peffiz,Karena 56 Perez, Rebecca 56 Perez, Vanessa 46, 110, 111 Perry, Brandi 76, 112, 152, 162 Perry, Brandon 3, 57 Perry, Howard 46, 90 104, 106 Perry, Paul 106 Pervis, Nate 33, 144 Peters, David 158, 159 Peterson, John 57 Pethick, Kristopher 46, Philon, Jacqueline 128, 129 33 Pickard , Lukus 33 Pickard, Virginia 57, Piersall, Kristopher 154, 156, 157 57, 104, Pillsbury, George 132 76 Piluso, Rory 76, 104 Pitman, Jason Pizano, Maria 46, 150, 152 57, 104 Place, Joseph 33, 145 Pleimann, Holly 144,145,183 Pletcher, Don 56, 114, 122, Poe, Casey 163 Poff, Christina 158, 159 Poff, Matthew 46 Pollard, Paul (Trey) 76, 81, 82,84,85,97, 104,105, 124, 148, 160, 171 , 195 Poncelow, Jennifer 46, 112,160,161 46, 160 Poole, Cassidy 47, 144 Poree, Marcus 33 Porras, Daniel Powell , Mark 50, 156 Powell , William 57 Powells, Janessa 33 Prevost, Amber 33 Price, Robert 94, 104, 105, 124, 125 Proffitt Young, Jennifer 168, 169 Prys, Cassandra 57, 104, 153, 158, 159, 168, 169, 174 57, 152, Pullin, Danielle 166 76, 89, 104, Pullin , David 132, 133 33, 157 Pyles , Raymond 57, 136, Pyles, Susan 158, 159, 174 Q 76 , Quinata, Nicholette 141,154, 156, 160,162, 163 Rabutan , Lucelyn 47 Ragsdale, Brian 47, 132, 140, 145, 151, 152,153 Ragsdale, Chris 47, 145 Ramburg, Jennifer 76, 136, 148, 149, 153 Rancourt, Anna 57, 137, 160, 180 Randall , Alyssa 47, 102, 136, 146, 160 Randall, Nancy 76, 152, 153, 163 Raney, Steve 120 Reddick, Ebony 77, 150 Redford, Aaron 77, 120, 121 , 134, 135, 151' 153, 166 Redford, Kyle 47 Redman, Cristin 57, 150 Reed, Nick 57, 156 Reeder, David 122, 181 Regis, Patricia 47, 136, 152 47, Reichert, Kathleen 138, 140, 142 Reimer, Aimee 77, 152, 153, 163, 170 Reimer, Emilie 33 57, 156 Renon, Bertie 77, 147, Renon , Brandy 156, 157, 168, 169, 170 Reutner, Kyle 33, 106, 126, 127 47 Reynolds, Marissa 47, Reynolds, Rachel 122, 156 Rice, Gregory 33, 134, 183 33, 136 Richard, Elise 77, Richmond , Lawrence 104, 151 Riley, Luella 33 Risley, Christopher 57, 161 Roan , John 57, 104, 106, 132, 133, 153, 194 Robershaw, Johnathan 34 Roberts, Jamison 57, 161 Robertson, Kari 34, 150 Robinson , Janice 51 , 57, 128, 129, 131 , 163 102 Rodela, lsmael Rodgers, Christopher 34 77 , Rodgers, Roshunda 164, 196 Rodriguez, Bernadett 77, 82,85, 94 Romero-Lehrer, Anna 146 Roof, Michelle 57, 87, 122, 154, 156, 180, 181 Rose,Jenna 34 Roux, Stephen 57, 140, 152, 160, 166, 167 Rowe , Matthew 47, 114 Rubash, Bonny 77, 147, 160 Rubash , Michael 47, 154, 156, 157 Rubio, Tanya 57, 147, 161 ' 162 Ruccius, Nicholas 78, 84, 124, 146, 163, 181 Ruff, Michael 144 Ruff, Robert 34 Ruise, Bruce 144 Ruise, Tyronda 144 Rule, Kayla 34, 118, 144 Rupprecht, Denise 174 Rushford, Amanda 78 Rushford, Joanne 34, 122 Rusk, Heather 34, 150 Rust, Steve 78, 104 Ruterbories, Jessica 57, 112,147, 150, 162 s Sailor, Brooke Sailor, William Salazar, Alma 78 47 57 , 110 189 �Salazar, Casandra 78, 83, 85, 116, 128, 163 Salisbury, Carla 47, 152, 166 Sanchez, Angelo 57, 92 Sanchez, Edwina 57, 104, 126 Sanchez, Ernesto 34 Sanders, Howard 161 Sanders, Keith 106 Sanders, Kimberly 47, 118, 152 Sanders, Kristopher 34 SanMiguel , Christina 57 Santos, Antonio 57 Saole, Laila 34, 130 Saole, Line 57, 87, 154 Sargema, Doreen 24 Sargent, Jonathan 162 Savell , Holly 58 Savell , Ryan 34 Scafella, Joel 34, 114, 115, 144 Schaal, Jonathan 47 Schaller, Jared 58 Schinkel , Diane 24, 93 Schleiker, Brian 34, 106 Schleiker, Mike 152 Schmidt, Kelsey 47, 94, 118, 122, 166 Schmidt, Kelsy 94 Schmiedebach , Johannes 58, 154, 156, 157 Schmitt, Jennifer 58, 166, 167 Schnellmann , Kyle 78, 89, 144 Schnoor, Josh 58, 100 Schoolmaster, John 24 Schoonover, David 34 Schuman , Patricia 34, 110, 122 Schwab, Shawn 58, 102 Schwartz, Linda 2, 24 Scott, Christopher 34 Scott, Clarissa 34, 130 Scott, Shawn 34, 154, 156 Scott, Yvonne 110 Segura, Jessica 58, 146, 154, 156 Segura, Maria 24, 147 Seltenright, Molly 34, 118, 150, 162 Seraphine, Matthew 34 Serrone, Angelo 24, 144, 145 Severn , Jackie 34, 150 Sewell , Titania 51 , 58, 190 110, 150 Shankling, Kevin 78 , 104 Sharer, Mariah 47, 138, 164, 180 Sheeks, Scott 58, 132 Shell , James 47, 114, 160, 161 ' 182 Shelton , Ashley 34, 150 Shelton , Ouizzie 47 Shelton , Timothy 58 Sherbak, Jeremiah 58, 104 Sherbondy, Misty 47, 136, 149, 160 Shewell , Kimberly 58, 150 Shewell , Richard 34 Sierra, Sandi 58 Simmons, Leah 34 Simpson , Alex 78, 82 , 83, 84, 97, 104, 124, 125, 148, 163 Simpson , Eva 47, 94, 108, 109, 128 Sims, Amy 34 Singels, Kimberly 78 Sirois, Kimberly 58, 91 , 108 Skeen , Michele 34, 78, 150 Slack, Teena 78, 146, 149, 156 Slama, Nick 78, 104, 168 Slater, Ryan 35 Slayton , Malita 47 Smith , Brian 35 Smith , Christina 174 Smith, David 35, 103 Smith , Matthew 47, 104 Smith , Nealon 47, 160 Smith , Patrick 35, 97,106 Smith, Wayne 24 Smythe , Jared 35 Smythe, Jeremiah 58 Snodgress, Ronnell 78, 104, 105 Snodgress, Ronnette 47, 118, 130 Socorso, Sean 58 Soli , Lise 35, 110, 111 Southworth , Rachel 78, 140, 150, 160 Southworth , Ronald 47, 152 Sowell , Regina 78, 128, 129 Spencer, Anne 24, 146, 147 Spilotro, Genevieve 47, 145 Stafford , Arqu inn 58 Stafford, Demetrius 104, 107 Stafford , Jeremiah 48 Stafford, Quinn 104 Stahl , Desiree 58 Stamm , Aaron 78, 81 ' 85, 104, 156 Stamm , Hubert 159 Starks, Ashley 79 Steffensen , Brian 58 Stephens, Seanna 122 Stewart, David 104, 156 Stewart, Erin 58, 141 , 154, 156, 163 Stewart, Joshua 48, 159, 181 Stoker, Tara 24, 141 Stone, Andrea 79, 81 ' 82, 140, 150 Stone, Trisha 48, 110, 122, 156 Stonerock, Donnetta 32, 35, 152, 154, 156 Stover, Melissa 35, 154 Straub, Rebecca (Comeau) 48 Strausbaugh , Joshua 58 Stutzman , Courtney 144 Sullivan , Daniel 79, 84, 100, 101 , 160, 182 Sullivan , Mike 24 Summerfield, Michael 48 Summerhill , Michael 58 Sutherland , Jeffery 79, 82, 83, 160, 162, 163, 166, 167 Sutherland, Kevin 35, 149, 158, 159, 160 Sutherland, Michael 58, 112, 113, 145, 160, 161 ' 163 Sword, Landon 48 Szabo, Suzanne 79, 162, 163 Sziklas, Dawn 48, 144, 152 Szpyrka, John-Thomas 48, 104 T Taggart, Crystal 35, 150, 160 Tanis, William Scott 35, 151 Tapia, Howard 79, 104 Tatum , Lynn 48 Taylor, Amanda 35, 58, 150, 158, 174 Taylor, Angela 35 Taylor, Bnan 35, 156 Taylor, Chris 145 Taylor, Laura 48, 122 Taylor, Roy C. 21 Teaff, Michael 35 Tennant, Rhonda 58, 140, 141 , 150, 154, 182 Terrell , Derrick 58, 104 Thomas, Cassandra 48 Thomas, Jeffery 79, 82, 83, 84, 100, 101 , 148, 149, 153, 163, 170 Thomas, Joey 35, 136, 149 Thomas, Lakisha 79, 150 Thomas, Misha 79, 81 , 84, 95 , 100, 101 ' 161 ' 180, 194 Thomas, Stephen 35, 102 Thompson , Elizabeth 79 Thompson , Katrice 48 Thompson , Maranda 48 Thorpe, Matthew 80 Tilley, Ann 35, 159, 162 Tilley, James 79, 132, 133 Tingley, Emily 79 Tobin , Jennifer 58, 88, 97, 141 ' 154, 155, 156, 163 Tobler, Eizo 97, 104, 132, 151 ' 152 Todd , Christopher 35, 147, 152 Tompkins, Theresa 79, 150 Townsend, Chad 48 Townsend, Stacey 79, 122, 134, 154, 164, 165, 172, 196 Trachell , Matt 104 Trahan , Joshua 48, 104 Travis, Taylor 48, 102, 103 Treat, Matthew 58, 145, 154, 155 Trice, Marvin 48 Trigg, Benjamen 48 Troupe, Jennifer 48, 159 Truitt, Glenn 24 Trujillo, Lisa 150 Tucker, Jonathan 35, 86, 103, 156, 181 Tucker, Tyree 50, 58, 97, 126, 146, 153 Tursa, Mandy 48, 150 Twitty, Christopher 48, 126, 160 Tyler, Shanna 79, 150 �u Uhlik, Sandra 24, 51 , 162 Untalan, Roy 48, 104 Urioste, Andreana 35 122 Uthe, Crystal 118 Utter, Rob v Vails, Jannetha 79, 104, 141 , 153 Vails, Jonathan 35, 126, 151 Valdez, Alex 48, 102, 136, 140, 156, 163 Vallieres, Clint 58 152 VanArnam , Daina 134 VanHorne, Chris 58 Vann , Christopher 58 , 150 VanScyoc, Jana 35 , 158 Vansickel , Jade 58 , 104 Vaught, Jamal Veals, Jentel 35 48, 149, 154, Vega, Edgar 156, 182 Velasco, Ramon 35 Velez, Viviana 48, 130, 154, 156 Verdonck, Daniel 35 58, 112, Vernier, Kathryn 147, 162 48 Vialpando, Christine 150 Vialpando, Julie 35 , Vialpando, Shauna 150 Vialpando, Tiffany 80, 153, 183 Vigil , Cristine 80, 83, 141, 154, 156, 162, 163 Vigil, Dominic 58, 154, 156 Vigil, Erin 35, 11 0, 111 ' 136 59,110, 160 Vigil, Jana 59, 154, 156 Vigil, Michael 48 Vigil , Rosalene 48, 154 Vigil, Vanessa 49, Villa, Maria-Esther 110, 111 Villanueva, Jennifer 36, 130, 144 Villarreal, Elizabeth 49, 149, 153 Vinson , Courtland 100, 101, 161 , 163, 194 Vinson , Joclyn 36 , 150 Visconti , Aaron Vogel , Martine Voss, Jacquelyn Vossler, Chris Vowels, Stacey 164, 196 Vsetecka, Kirk 36 24 36 36 , 144 49, 118, 130 Wagand , Krista 36 Wagers, Karen 24, 116, 117 Waite, Jessica 80 , 152 80 , 149, Waldron , Michael 153, 156 Walker, Jeffery 49, 104, 157 Walker, Kyshana 59 Walker, Mark 24, 106, 132 Walker, Starrlite 59, 88, 141 Wallace, Perry 24 Walsh , Donna 24 Walsh , Serita 36, 118, 152 Walter, Daniel 59 Walters, Brandon 59, 144 Walther-Franks, Benjamin 3, 59, 112, 113, 156, 161 Ward , Jeremiah 49, 102, 166 Ward , Matthew 80, 100, 160, 161 , 181 150 Ward , Regina 36, 161 Ware, Rachel Warfield , William 36 59, 146, Warfield , Yvette 162 59, 147, Warner, Chiantel 156, 160 59, Washington , Katrina 150 134, 135 Watson , Casey 49 Watson , Daniel 36, 144, Watson , Valerie 150 Watters, Alena 80, 83, 94, 140, 143, 153, 160, 163, 183, 196 Webb, Atasha 36, 152, 163 Webb, Christopher 80 Webb, Micheal 36, 151 Weiland, Matthew 36, 144 Wells, Brian 59 Wells, Rose 24 Welmon , Dominik 36, 151 Wenzl , Justin 49, 154, 155, 156 Whelan , Joe 140 Whelan , Samantha 49 Whetstine, Alyssa 80, 83, 153, 156, 157, 163 Whitfield , Ernest 59, 144 Whitfield , Jimmie 80, 148 Whitfield , Natasha 49, 136 Whitfield , Quincy 49 , 104 80, 82, Whitfield, Tashona 128 Whittaker, Chris 144 Whittemore, Jillian 59 , 150 Whorton, Lisa 24, 108, 109, 122 Wiederhold , Laticia 36 , 150 49 Wiedrick, Jeremy 24 Wiggins, Melinda 49 Wilbor, Bernard 80, 83, 160 Wilbor, Keeta 49 Wilburn , James 49, Williams, Amanda 96, 144, 152 49 Williams, Ashanta 100, 156, Williams, Ben 157 Williams, Bridget 36 36 Williams, Brittany 59 Williams, Bryson 36 Williams, Crystal 36, Williams, Daniel 114, 126 157 Williams, David 36, Williams, David Lee 110, 126 59 Williams, Garth 24, 161 Williams, Joanne 36, 99, Williams, Kyle 156 Williams, Lakeisha 80 49 Williams, Lakeysha 59 , 148 Williams, Latoya 59 Williams, Marc Williams, Tacey 80 59, 152 Williams, Tammie 36, Willingham, Brandon 120 Wilmoth, Bret 80 Wilmoth , Cari 49, 108, 164, 180, 196 49 Wilmoth, Rachel 24 Wilson , Colleen 59, 183 Wilson , Jonathan 24, 163 Wilson, Rick 36 Winfrey, Michelle 59, Winkelbauer, Lucas 114, 115 122, 123 Witt, Amanda 49 Wood , Chelsie 59 Wood , Lynda 36 Wood , John 49 Wood , Kristina 59 Woodrum , Amanda 49 Worley, Tim 36, 156, 182 Worley, Tyler 59, 104, Wright, Tony 126 36 Wyman , Jay 36, 144, Wyman , Joshua 152 Yeager (Bailey), Sarah 59 Young, Lorenzo 36, 106 Youngblood, Arthur 49, 114 Youngblood , Kristopher 114, 115, 173 Zigment, Len Zimkas, Ursula Zoller, Desmond Zubiate, Ashley 24, 100 24 59 36 191 �Before he was principal of Mesa Ridge, Dr. Mark Hatchell coached baseball for the Thornton High School Trojans. Dr. Mark Hatchell walks with a coach's authority across the Widefield football field while watching the team warm up before a game. Dr. Hatchell stands proudly with the mascot from Widefield High School, Charlie the Gladiator. While he was principal at Widefield High School, Dr. Mark Hatchell visited the USS Abraham to test fly a naval jet. 192 �Or. )Vlark Hatchell )Vloves to a Higher Position Dr. Mark Hatchell said that his inspiration to be an administrator comes from seeing his father as a long time school administrator in the Widefield School district and that he always wanted to be like his dad. This dream became reality when he took his first job as a high school business teacher and a football, basketball, and baseball coach. After that, he had eight years of administration jobs at four different high schools and one year as planning principal for Mesa Ridge. Dr. Mark Hatchell says about his farewell to teaching and administrating that he is "excited and flattered about my new position in central administration. But this is also a sad time for me. The opportunity to be the planning principal and the first principal for a new high school has been an incredible experience I will always cherish. Really a dream job for any administrator. I will miss Mesa Ridge." The student body and staff will remember the contributions that he made to the start up of this school and will miss him greatly. 1 1 0 e {/f r 5 Dr. Hatchell's Administration 7obs Dean of Students at 'Lhornton High School------- 2 0ears ,ctssistant Principal at ]t. Lupton High School ----2 0ears ,ctssistant Principal Widefield High School --------2 0ears Principal at Widefield High School -----------------2 0ears Planning Principal at Mesa t(idge High School------ 2 0ears Principal at Mesa t(idge Htgh School------------- 2 0ears Q J t X c e I I {/f Like Father, Like Son. Dr. Mark Hatchell shows his son, Connor Hatchell, what it's like to sit in the big chair. Or. }Vlark Hatchell Principal for 2 0ea.rs J1 c e 193 �A new celebration that the Renaissance committee thought of was the Breakfast, meant to honor the card recipients. Nick Everling , Howard Tapia, and Trey Pollard sign letters of intent to attend the respective colleges of their choice . These guys will be attending on football scholarships . •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • Mesa Ridge sent several outstanding • • • •• • • students to the regional playoffs and state •• • • • • • com petitions! • • • •• •• Boys' Varsity Basketball Team • • • Second Round Regional playoffs • • • • • • • • John Roan • • • sixth place 145 lb. weight class in the State •• • • • Wrestling Tournament • •• • • •• Kevin Davis------ State Wrestling • • • •• • • Desirae Leipply • • •• • State Competion in Cross Country • • • • •• • Pride Marching Band • •• • March of Champions • • • Statewide Competiton Sixth Place •• • • • • The mighty grizzly ,that stands in the main hallway, is • • Misha Thomas and Courtland Vinson • • covered from head to toe in the red ribbons to support •• • DECA National Competition in Florida The Gladiator helmet represented the friendly • kindness. • meeting that would soon occur between the two schools . • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 194 �li Cht1flenge That Was tasi/0 liccomp!ished The seco'ld year of Mesa Ridge proved to be smooth and well adjusted . The student W 0 body collectively went on the block schedule system which was helpful to students academically and the teachers found it easier to teach the required material. Seniors prepare to be the first class ( to graduate and setting precedents for the future senior classes.The building was cleared of k practically all problems that plagued the building over the summer and the tennis courts were I added to the northeast side of the school. Matrix Corporation and Schlage -Lock donated the necessary money to help fund a climbing wall , Schlage Climbing Center, in the small gym to be J1 completed by next fall. The people inside are accomplishing things on their own. g Several outstanding students and athletes were sentto state competition for athletics as well as marketing. Workmg Out '[he Ridges was needed because even, More 'Lhcm fdou 9magined Mesa Ridge continues to improved and wow you each time. 0 /A t I d g Dr. Mark Hatchell, with assistance from Alena Watters, presents two representatives from Schlage Lockwith a plaque to thank them for their generous donations to the school. e 5 195 �}Ylesa R ir;tge IJearbook S taff· jVlrs. C]ud0 J riesth - 14.dvisor ? enrufer fJreen - Editor in C hief S tace0 ~ownsend- 14ssistant t:ditor 14manda H utchison- P hoto Editor K im jVlouriquand- ljusiness Editor 'josh -Ainsworth 'jared J elice Selena £ aq our j'Vlelanie jvtilteer 'jessica P erez n oshunda n ogers j'Vlariah S harer S tace1::1 V owels e arl Wilmoth 'The 1998-1999 Mesa Jeidge High School 0ear·book staff ordered seven hundred copies that contained one hundred and ninet0-six pages each. 'The cover material was 120 pt. board with a sm0th sewn spine and was a base material in the color glaoer blue. 'The font was in applied ink and was a silk screen nav0 blue. Staff members names were stamped on the cover in gold foil. 'The endsheets were a fiber text in seashell. Cover art was drawn bfd Cjosh Ainsworth and touched up bfd the HerffC)ones art department. !ill pictures were taken courtes0 of the staff Mrs. Cjudfd ]riesth, Mr. lea/ph [3/ack. Sr., Mr. David Cjones. Mrs. Shellfd ]oltz. and Jeiki ]oltz. Daniel leefdnolds Photographics took the mug shots. HerffC)ones was the publisher of this 0ear's book. and Mr. 'Thorn OBrien was the compan0 representative. who supplied the staff with answers to their man0 questions. Seniors paid $31.00 for their books until October 1, 1998; after this date, the books were $41.00. IAnderclassmen pmd 5 31.00 for their COpfd. 196 �������ea tiful Day eighbor ood! I 's Alway a in e Dream today; make that dream come true tomorro in a ew Generation Home. It" tim to come home to Fountain 'aU t br h !d, plann d commuOily wtth h right around the corn r. At Fount~in Vall y Ranch valu b everywhere you I . For th price f many re- I hom you can own a n w ha d -fr hom that n •d.! no focmg up. •Hom Fro th Lo $100' •Qui Ac to Airport and Do nto n Open Daily H w do w • mak yo r dr ~m home so affordahl ? ~ \\' Gen ration Hom de eloper of Fountain Valley Ranch tgn and hoi - erything in the n i hhorhood in<;tead of p ying som ne ebe to do the work. Your do tar further than you ever thou ht po tble. ountain Valley anch �� 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 Mesa Ridge High School Yearbooks 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 1998-1999 "Working Out the Ridges" Mesa Ridge High School Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1998-1999 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. First graduating class of Mesa Ridge High School computers connected to internet Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jennifer Green-Editor in Chief; Mr. Judy Friesth -Advisor; Cover Art by Josh Ainsworth Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Herff Jones Extent The size or duration of the resource. 196 pages Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1999 Mesa Ridge High Shool Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1998-1999 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Opening Page; Teachers; Freshman; Sophomores; Juniors; Seniors; Sports; Clubs & Organizations; Baby Ads; Business Ads; Index; closing Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 1999 Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). 1999 Date Submitted Date of submission of the resource. 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). 1999 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1999 A&S Computer Service ArtCarved the Original Class Ring Ceramic's Plus Clubs & Organizattions Distinctive Desktop Publishing Faculty and Staff Farmers Insurance Freshman Class Pictures Friendships H & H Tire Homecoming and Spirit Week Homecoming King Ricky Matias Homecoming Queen Casandra Salazar It's On Fashion Jan's Wideflied Florist Josh & John's Ice Cream Junior Class Picutres Kim's Alterations and Dry Cleaning Martine Daniels Fine Woodworking Mister Money Pawn Loans Mountain View Electric Assoc Papa John's; Security Florist Party Time for All Occasions Performing Arts-Music and Drama Popular Music Principal Mark Hatchell S. S. Subs Security-Widefield Rental Senior Baby Pics Senior PIctures Senior Poll 1999 Sophomore Class Pictures sports Student Part Time Jobs Summer Experiences Sweetheart Dance Bernadett Rodrigues and King Robert Price What It Costs to be a Senior