https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2a5aa9e760333366aabfc4a2094febfe.pdf 44f9688a9b9a4abae616cd283d73db4b PDF Text Text ��ConTe ��Mesa RzOge Hzgh 2000 6070 Mesa RzOge PaRkw CoLoRaDo SpRings, CO 80 (719) 391-3600 1 �Makzng A Lasnng ImpResszon During grim reaper day, students volunteered to have their faces painted white to show that every 22 minutes someone dies due to drug/alcohol use. Mesa Ridge doesn't have to try to make the community turn its head, it just comes naturally. From day one we've jumped right in the center ofWidefield living. Taking only 11 astonishing months to complete Mesa Ridge, Lusardi made its impression of fast and quality work. Winning our first Coming Home game also put us on the map. There's also the Senior Mafia of 1999, who brandished the teachers cars with their insignia and made their last week of school an impression all in itself. Two years ago no one knew about Mesa Ridge, now people see us, hear about us, and remember us. Why? Because we're Making A Lasting Impression. During this years Disco Dance, Dennis Mondejar and Jennifer Knut on were crowned King and Queen. 2 First Sargent Serone stands in front of the ]ROTC troph case. ]ROTC has brought home enough trophy's to over fiL the case. �During a sociology presentation, Kevin hankling shows rhar he'll do anyrhing ro make rhe grade. Lookin good Kevin! New principal, Mrs. Anna Romero-Lehr pauses from working for a picture. Mmm marshmellows! Mr . Abeyra roasrs her mallow during rhe bonfire. 3 �Twzns: Seezng DoukLe Here at Me a Ridge we have over 14 ets of twins, and, in the age of fertility drugs, multiple births are not uncommon. ow we all know the Olsen twins, Mary Kate and Ashley of Two ofa Kind, but not all twin have to be walking mirror of each other. Take Danny Devito and Arnold chwarzenegger in the movie Twins for example. Twins, yes; look-alikes no. Both identical twins (walking mirrors) and fraternal twins (like Devito and chwarzenegger) go to Mesa. But we also have boy girl sets that look just like a regular brother and ister combo. Twins like the Olsens sometimes think they have the better end of the whole sharing a birthday deal. They're the one who always seem to confuse everyone, jokingly of course. But twins like Devito and Schwarzenegger don't have to worry about being confused with the other. Either way, having this many twins in school is always a challanging and different experiance. Boy girl ets are not uncommon in twins. Heather and James Burke stand with Kimberly and Jason Delong. 4 Fraternal twins, Patricia and Cleora Lenard stand outside of chool. Krystal and Kendal Rice pose during the bonfire in cheerleading uniforms. �Andrew and Adam Rogers, Brian and hris Ragsdale, and Matthew and Michael Hahn how that it can be difficult to tell the brothers apart. henea and Treniece Harrison it together outside of school. itting diagonal from each other, Daniel and David \X1illiam a ompany Brittany and Bridg t \\'illiam out id th hool. Teiyonna and Taron Po ly mil for th canmera. They're one of the et of boy-girl twin who go to Me a Ridg . 5 �Tuze PRinTs We have all fanta iz d about our dream car but not everyone gets what they want. owe rely on other things to fulfill our dream. We live in our cars by just throwing everything around like our room. Other decorate their cars with bumper tickers, ruffed animal , sport stuff, and seat covers. We notice they're all different and pecial in their own way. There are o many cars owned by student and teacher here at Mesa Ridge, and many of them try make their car stand out. We may not understand what people do to their cars or why, but they have their own reasons. "I put bumper stickers on my car to express and draw attention to myself I desire attention from all!" said Brynn Moll. "I can't stand it when my room is dirty so I feel the arne about my clean car, " said Lindy Igo with a very erious face. Take me out to the ball game! Ralph Black has pur a baseball on hi stick shift to show a little creativity with his car. He's outta here! Keep everything clean! That's how Lindy Igo is about her car. he never let it get me sy. Dirty feet in her car? Never! 6 �Zooommm----! It's a cla ic. Jared Bahner rands with his 1975 Corvette. You can tell that's the kind of car you love to be seen in. Fifteen! Count them, fifteen bumper ticker cover Brynn Moll's red Topaz. Thi unique car is topped off by Brynn Moll and Cindy Miller. Have you ever een anything o crazy in your entire life? Cow boy, Jeremiah Ward, sirs in his Toyota 4-runner. He's a big fan of the cow print and decorates hi truck with it. 7 �ALL Eyes On Me •.. WhaT Is YouR HoBBy? What is it that you do in your spare time? Or to be more precise, what are your hobbies? Since thert is such a wide diversity of students here at Mesa Ridge, it's certain that there's going to be different things that tudents like to do. De iree Egbert said, "I enjoy annoying people." Others said they would rather sit in front of the T.V. and channel surf. Many students told us of other things that they like to do in their spare time, like going for long walks , playing sports, working on art projects, scrap books or just talking on the phone. It's quite obvious that there are plenty of things that people like to do and it shows that we know how to do it the best. After all, 1t 1s our hobby. Eva Simpson enjoys making others laugh. Here she tells a joke to some friends. Playing his bass Paul Grow struts his stuff Big talker Kirsrine Haagen, uses some extra rime at school ro make a call. 8 �During a fi hing trip, Alicia Mouriquand shows off the fish he caught earlier that day. Doing a trick after school, Mike Rubash how mad kill while enjoying hi favorite hobby. occer anyone? JoAnn Hill play her spare time for fun. occer in 9 �ImpResszonaBLe ART Your locker is one of the only things at school that you can actually call your own. It's the one place where you can express yourself and show your individuality in a positive way. Many people have gone great lengths to be creative and stand out. These are the lockers that make you turn your head as you walk by and make you wonder exactly why they have done this to their lockers. Some of the examples of Mesa Ridge's locker art are collections of candy wrappers and miniature toys, such as soccer people and super heroes. "People who decorate their lockers obviously put a lot of work into it, they truly know how to express themselves," says James Burke. The clutter of pictures you see is none other than Torie Fox's dedication to the boy band, Hanson. She u es drawing to make her locker more of her own. Joann Hill uses her abudance of pictures and So be bottle caps to spice up her locker. Ric Shewell donates cookie bags to Joey Thomas, Erin Hemmerling, Cathleen Knotts. Stephanie Drain, Kristen Felice, and Stephanie Luck when he finishes eating them. ikia McBride shows her individuality different from most people. She doe n'r clutter her locker, she sticks to the most important things. 10 �The monkey god Doyle Dickerson has a monkey monument built into hi locker. His pride and joy, the hanging monkey coconut head! Kim Hoskens hows the reactions of her friends by adding orne dialogue tO her locker pictures. Her cereal cut out and food pictures also make her locker very individual. Tammy Hockman demonstrate her love for Ricky Martin, her friends, and of course, the boy bands. Jenna Klien collect tootsie roll pop and M&M wrapper . he decides to show ju t how much he love them by taping them tO her locker. arah 01 on, Heather ampbell, and Megan tewart how their ob e 1vene having a boy band locker hrine. by 11 �ImpResszng John Roan and Kevin Davis show the ill effects of donating blood for the blood drive. SplRlT The torch ha been passed to a new generation of grizzlies! A generation of Grizzlie who are bigger, bolder, and, let's not forget, more involved than the average bear. This year's Homecoming week ha been by far the best in the very brief history of our hool. The daily routine of walking to class has been revived by a pirit of excitement and humor. Fellow classmates inundate the hall with Hawaiian hirt , goofy bird hats, bellbottoms, and the cru ty tench of morning breath! The entire week was one big urpri e after another. When the end of the week arrived, the traditional High chool Homecoming game was the buzz all over campu . All the added pre sure had pushed the Grizzlies football team to a new high with a 40-6 victory over the Harrison Panthers!!! The Junior and ophomore classes try to pull out a victory in the "Homecoming Olympics." ean Camacho is caught in the act while participating on Monday's "Rugged Day"! 12 Ryker arlson bird hat! trut hi tuff in that goofy �Heating it up, the Home oming fire lights the way! Andre Munn put all hi h art and pmt 1n bu ting up the Homecoming "Hoop Ride '99." The pirit quad hurl Cecily Lerma co th pipe in the roof at the Homecoming mbl}~ D ni 1Krau e Kenny !Berry, and onny H rman help lead the crowd in The J m 1 V u ht H rri on P nther li e a hot hirt on a ummer' d y! 3 �Once Upon A Tzme. • • All hale to the new Homecoming Queen and King Khalifah ailor and Freddie Goggin ! Rayven Iron andJamika Green po e for any admiring crowd. Making memories with friends is Christina Gravel, Jennifer Schmitt, and Kim Mouriquand. While dancing, Cassidy Poole and Josh Overman cheeze it up for the yearbook camera. Dancing through the night are Ray Wade, Marceize Whitefield, Nathan Lane, and Derrick Thornton. 14 �Janice Robinson and others talk about how much the Homecoming Dance ha improved from pa t years. hawing their dancing kills are and reg Rice. hri Dittmann, Mike Teaf, Travis Houchin, Showing off their pearly whites are Ralph Black and Shannon Ko. Joe ew orne and tephanie Luck cuddle up for a picture at the dance. oming andidate : Fir tRow: Marrivette Martinez, arn y, Khalifah ailor, Jennifer Knur on. econd Ro": Ralph Bla k, Fr ddie oggin , Chri Copeland. 15 ��During Homecoming week, Mr. Rick Wilson donate blood. Mr. len Purvi erve the volleyball during Homecoming week. Mr. Leonard Zigmenr and "Little Mr. Bunny" rake rime our of their bu y chedule ro rake a picture. Mr. Al Bu rillo ' face is overed in whip cream becau e he choose ro rake on Andrew Rodger at the winter a embly. 17 �Takznq young mznOs znro rhenz own hanGs Teacher , admini trator , and all other staff m mbers affected individual students in their pur uit of aspirations. erring course objectives directing assignment , and spon oring clubs or sports was fully appreciat d by the students. The taff members of Mesa Ridge High chool are good role models by p r onal examples. The e adults molded students to follow with high moral character, citizen hip, and cholar hip. The many new teachers have also been a great contribution to our school. oming from the Dominican Republic or even as close as Janitell Junior High chool, the culture of Mesa Ridge has expanded. _, .. ,1 .•-- j· ...t 1 (".:t In his busy schedule, Mr. AI Knechtal finds rime ro squeeze in a quick picture. Mr. Brad Dorai rakes rime ro write the quote of the day nice and near. 18 Mrs. Judy Friesrh roggles over a computer problem for the yearbook. �Mr~. ora ndrew~ edits the layout for the school newspaper. After schooL Ms. Ginny Carlson and Mrs. onnic Jackson pack up their thing~ and head out for the day. ----~- howing off his mu de , Mr. Bob Felice dances around rhe wcightroom with his dumbbells. Mr. had nder on, Me a Ridge High chool trainer, wrap Jed Franklin' ankle for pra rice. 19 �Mr . Anna Romero-Lehrer shows che ocher side of herself during pi ric Week. Mr . Mary Browning enjoy che warm weacher in her new scyling cloche . Mrs. Donna Walsh always answers che phone wich a surprised face. Kaf) n Gr.mtz Ms. Laura Graglia feels like che "Queen of che world" when she sics in "her" chair. 20 Bob Gmcmlca �rawford, and Mrs. inny Mr.Wayne mirh grades homework with hi famou red pen . kboard Mrs. Lorri Abeyta's talent is talking on the phone and on rhe intercom at rhe arne time. \\ a1ne 11h ?1 �Mr. Kirk V etecka, or al o known a oach V etecka, i on of the n w t tea h r in th Me a Ridge building a a o ial rudie t a h r. During hool h t ach World Hi tory and Car r hoic . After chool, h coache fr hm n football and var iry girl ' ba ketball. H enjoy tea hing here at Me a Ridg and say that "Everyone has b n h lpful and v ry po itive ince I hav arrived here and tarred teaching." He also thourghly enjoy hi tudent and player a h comfirmed during many conver ations and interview . Changing from Janitell Junior High chool to Mesa Ridge ha proved to be very exciting and worthwhile to Mr. t cka. Mrs. Zoraida Vasquez i the new panish teacher here at Mesa Ridge High chool. Mr . Va quez has grew up in the Dominican Republic. he taught at Saint Mary' High School, but i thrilled to be teaching here at Me a Ridge becau e of the friendly people and the diver iry of the stud nt . Mr . Vasquez ha noticed the differenc between American school and the chool in the Dominican Republic. he ay that the education y tern are totally different. There are more clas e and different time for chool. The chool in the Dominican Republic have no rules, b cau e the children there have immediate respect for their teachers. The teacher i like a second mother and i taught that throughout their childhood. Rllk \\ 1bon 22 �What advice would you give students oftoday? "You get out of school exa tly what you put into it." -- andy Koch "Appreciate free education, o rake advantage of it. " --Deborah Carl onignadice ray in chool, and never be discouraged." -- lint arcta " on'r be in such a hurry to make a deci ion without looking at the con eqences of your choice." --Rick Wil on Mrs. Ursula Zimka and Mrs.Doreen argema enjoy a few reps in the " hicken ance," during the Multi- ulrural Fe rival. ray in chool, don't wor until you have to, and lov your family member ." -- Lorri Abeyta "Plan, Plan, Plan." - hirley Kassebaum Mr. Kelly Knedler walks with tephen Roux and arlo arcta. Nor Pzcnm.eo D~v!d Curtis waits patiently for Mr. Rick Wil on to finish wnnng. , ora Andrew Dave Artz Katie Baros Roxanne Bates Dody Beeson 1elissa Boden Betty asper Barbara Chase Luanne ozad B b Felice 1ome Fetters Kelly Fini Cath} Fishe~ Laura Graglia Bobbi Harris Von Hardey Cra1g Henderson harle Horn 1amie Hunter John Krakauer D bb1e Lacey Patrick Lawrence orman Mays ue Medaris Helga Morrison eri ance Phil Olivas John Peterson D"Anne Robert Jean Rolfs Howard anders D1ane chmkel John choolmaster Linda chwartz Robert ·ennert Brenda tewan Bet } Vasquez Zoraida Vazquez 23 �Jacob Lopez, BradRubash?, Tim Brennan, and Johny Davis sit in the south commons during lunch. Po ing in the hallway, cott Wasik, Kevin Meek, and JD Bruden smile. Stopping in the hall, Ashley Ranne, andy O'Connel, Melissa Morri , and _ _ smile for the camera. Can we say crazy? John Winn and Jonathon Robinson eat lunch. Whoa! Who said you could take our picture? Joshua Dock, Evelyn Stewart, Kevin Meek, Maurice Sweet, and Ezra layton sit together. �Debbie Franklin watche the camera while annie Rodriguez li ten to ]arne Morri tell a joke. FR ·s/Jmen There' nothing like a good fri nd J ss1 .1 Welch and onja Rood hug in rh hall. Ollll"IL 1r /or.u Lt Vasqu z, hri tin.l H.mi )J1, I bbi h nklin, .w i1 • H lmi k, nrh Hl) .m r, al n.tJ lling,, r.Jo h Kr.tk.tu r. ot pi tur l: Ashley Johnson and Tatiana Kenul wall· down th · h,tll together. 25 �z F AchzevemenT It', qun obviou that th fre hmen cla ha made their mar· thi ·ear. From th v ry b ginning th tudent made Me a dg th ir hool too, di pite what the upper cla men would say do. Th adju tment from a junior high to high chool seemed to b to a;. om of th rea on that made it an easy year to adapt to, i th iz of th la . Almo t twice a large as the enior la th fr hm n are made up of about 362 tudent .Beyond amount of tudent , there are other thing that make the class e ity to our high chool. Like the individual u h a great n p r onaliti , th on that cheer u up or make u laugh when th \ a cid ndy tripped up the tairway trying to run to their next a . Ju t -idding).lt' the fre hmen that bonded with the upper a m n that ha made it an memorible year a well. The freshmen tn d to make thi chool omething there proud of by putting p r onalir; into verything they did. In the end it reflected back and hined a podight over their achievement . The e are the future lead r of the chool and with the pin they have nothing is going to g t in th ir way of doing a great job. E ring lunch together i fre hmen, Ca andra Dandrea ophomore. i haeI Bu JUnior. Cry tal Dandrea and e n 1 o r, Jonathan iI o n . Th y are ho,,ing ju t h ,., a viti " forth upp r nd lower Ia m n to g t along. 26 FR.e 1.101fll Looking a little mischievous is Michael mirh, a he it in his algebra class. �Som r Baal Bra n Bark r Mda .1 Blan hard amantha Bl nd John Bordt rd • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Junior h d 'Jownsend '.\ orks with fr htJH: n J, on And t on • ••• to ell snacks for DH .A dunung pa in, p~.:riod . • Ho1 oo you FeeL al>our rhe • • uppeR La~ ~a.,en TReara.,enr you Recezve •• • •• • • a a FRe 1Jmen . • • • •• Th y don't rr at me any different, or le •• b au •• fri nd. • •• • I'm a fr hm n, they con ider me a a • • •• •• • -Anonymous : It i okay, b tter than my la t chool. W, got : put in lock rs trash can and hung from flag : pole . • -Danielle Co lier • • • • • • •• • • •• I feel thankful because normally they try to •• pick on us, but not this year, they're n:ally •• friendly. • • • • -Anon. mou : The way the upper clas~m n tn: t mt j utc t! : J' 'e made a lot of good fr i nds wid tit ~lllit I : and I hop to keep in touch irh d m wht n : they leav f; r coli g . •• .. l1i t. ( rusit ~' •• •• 27 �•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• A Time when • • fORgeTFuLness (jOT you zn • • TRouhLe . • • • • can be very forgetful, bur the time I • Iremember the most is when one of my • • good friend had a birthday parry and • • • I forgot all about it . • -Anonymous • • • • (Forgerfulne gets me in trouble) • • veryday of my life . • -Preston Lambert • • Heading to hi next la i nrhony ourhworrh. Hopefully he won't forger where he i gomg. At lun h Kenneth T a r u m (Perry), Daniel Krau e, Kyle Jami on, Jared Knight and Wade Rafer tt, hangout and talk. 28 FReshmen : • • • : : I got in trouble for my forgetfulness when one of my teachers marked me ab enr when I was in hi cia and I never got the slip signed because I forgot. -Anonymous • • ••••••••••• ••••••••••••• • �Francesca ipma reads a note really quick before her next class, while Phillip Verdonck sits and W<lit~ for the bell to nng. Library assistant Melody Williams makes sure all the books are in order as one of her many dutie . 29 �( hri,mpher Damd )ohnn)· l )a," ~lochdk Da"' ltmmh1 D,l\" Shatl.l Dean Sh.uu ()dong Ja,on Dd ong Ktm Ddong Danid Dcrk,en rhoma. Dick,on Umque Dtlworth tephen Dmmann Hollie Doche Jo hua Dock Rebecca Dod\on Ebonv Due"on Cathenne Duran '>arah I- ichholt htrlnue I·'" Chri tina l·dder Andr.te 1-enner Jame l-ernande1 Debbie hanklin Keron l·ra11er ophta Fra11cr Altcia (,allegm Andrea Garcia .\ltchael Cm:ia l...1mar JJMOn .ail Gates Christine Gehrt Je. e Giantno James GofT \latthew Grant Russell Grave~ '>hawn Grayckow,ki Enca Green 'itephante ,reen Jehan Grimaldi Aaron Crubbs Christa (.rmtng Christopher H.md ( hri~tina Harri1on Joshua Hartman Chnstina Hasnngs Brinton Het>ch Candice Helmick James Hermanson F-elix Hernandez Jonathan Htll Frin Httt Adam Hockett Eltzabcth HofT Chrisnna Holder Katie Hollingsworth Brian llolstrom Lora Howton Jedcdtah !loy Mark lgou Kirk 1\di, Jr. Cory hen K,·k Jami on )alcena Jdltngs Dana Jen~ 30 FRes1JCnell �Jmcph W. jcmen jo,cph J tmcno Ashley Johnson Chnsropher Johmon Harold John on ·~dia Johnson Samamh~ Johmon Scan Johnson '>une Jonc\ I 1lea Jo,cph Veronica juare1 Ka[hryn Jungcrman Benjamin Kenley ·r:uiana Kcnul Casey Ktlgorc , 'a[han Kincatd Harold John on watches a video in art cia to ee if he can pick up a few rip Before raking a re t in band cia , racy Bate el doe a practice run. 31 �Jean Kinne\ Jazmen Klapac Jar d Kmght Julie Ko D.tnod Krau e Darn Kre; Cand oce Kuhn arah Kumfer Preston Lambert Anna L.wg-Emmom Peter Lankford Lauren LapotJ Krostona larrabee Jo hua Ledbetter arhan Lehn Cecilv Lerma Michael hampagne it in the hall for lunch. ometime it' ju t to cold to eat out ide. aught a little off guard i Bruce Witt who it works on i paper in cia . 32 FReshmen talks and �Ja ob Lop 1 Amber Lynch B 1hany .\ hturro Bryan Malecko ,illoan Mann Jo hua Mannong Lrik :-..!Jrku Broan .\1ar h Jared ,\1ar h Jarell Mmin Candice Martinez Jaome Marunez Jo :-..1anonez Anunda Ma ey-Caudle Logan Mayer Amanda Me rrhy Kimberly .\1 ldland Darlene .\1cCr.acken :-..1ocheal Me ,aney Jacquelyn Me .uore Kimberly 1 Konney Amber McLaughlin :-..hllory :-..1c. 'am.ar.a Ju,ron .\1ederi h juHin Meoerhenry Geoffrev Meh1n Pamela ·.\1end Eroch :-..1eray Ashley Mewxen Adroan Moiler Emery :-..1oller Peter M1ller Robat :-..1oller DominiC :-..1oxon abrona .\1ollaun ica :-..1omes Ramon . 1or.ales Yad1ra :-..1oreno Jame (J P) Morns Jo eph .\1orris \1 a .\1orn Stephanoe :-..1orns L oroko :-..1urphy • rlee. 'dson \"'aLine: • 'e,erette Jeremy . • -berry D.mtd, 'o"·land andy O'Connell Lu1 Omz .\1anh w Ocey . 1o had P.actm Amanda Pame 33 �leiyonna Poslcy Regmald Prather Tunothy Presse~· deste Pre,·ost \ 1dod•e Pyles Den• e Randolph -\ hln Ranne Kendal R1ce Krystal Rice Joshua Richert ~tefan Ridgeway -\ngelica Rivera Jonathan Robinson Conn1e Rodnguez Da\ld Rosano .. Jr. Brad Rubash Kelia Ruff Amber ·anchez , 1ckolaus anders Terra arcomo tephan•e cm·en , icole hepard Jessica Sherbak Leah 1mmons Francesca S1pma Ezra la)·ton M1chael mlth Nathan Smith Karl nl\"er Anthon\ outhworrh Tia ·tanle) Chnsropher Steffen en Daniel Krause pays attention to the peaker that gave their talks at the teen forum. Adam Hockett and Eric Marku make memorie by eat lunch together. 34 �Before chool tart in the morntng B r y a n Malecki, a t h a n m i t h , Mark u Moederhandler, Jo h u a Manning, Anthony outhworrh, A a r o n rubb and Max age, it around the table and talk. •• •• • ••• • •• •• •• •• • • •• •• • • • • : Fav01zzre memoRy Of you •• • • : ano youR FRZenos rhzs yeaR. •• • • •• My favorite memory would have •• to be when me and my friend •• went to the* YNC concert. •• -Amanda Beeler • • : : : : •• : My favorite memory with friends this year is playing football over on the occer field. We play everyday after chool. -Joey Jimenez •• •• • • • • • • : : : : •• : Working on their cia work i Chri ropher Daniel and Ru ell Grave : When we all te ted our strength. : ometime ju t working together can make good memorie of you and your • -Michael John on • friend . •• • • • • • • •• • • • •• • ••• ••• •• • •• •• ••• • • •••• ••• 35 �Elizabeth tewart 1indy Stewart 1onika Stewart Jason ·ungerie Michael Stoltz Mathew tone 1el issa ·rover Crystal Taggart Karen Tagstrom Kenneth Tatum (Perry) Kwh Taylor taci Taylor William Thompson Derrick Thornton Jonathan Tickman Michelle Tweed Joseph Untalan Truman VanAuken Ph1llip Verdonck hauna M Vialpando Robb1e Viernes Gwendolyn Vigil Mark Villanueva Joclyn Vinson Jason Vowels Rafer Wade Sergio Wallace tephan Wallace Matthew Walters Andrew Walton Eric Warfield James Watzka Jessica Welch Dominik Welmon Joshua Whelan Orlando \X'hite Marceize Whitfield hristopher Whittaker Catherine Wilbor Matthew Willue Anthony Williams Chasty William Melody Williams Johnathan Winn Bruce Witt Kurt Yeater Amanda Yerkey Jeffrey Gene Zimmerman 36 FReshmen �•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• • • • WhaT ooes youR OReam FUTURe Look Lzke? • • • • • • • o th y alway ay it' b tt r to plan ahead, I want to move to Ireland, drive a odge Ram, live in a big : • • • right? Well we went out to ee what future plans hou e and be a chef • • -Darlene Me racken • •• rhe fre hm n had and what their dream future looks • • like. Everyone' dream are different orne were to My dream future looks like thi . I have a baby blue •• • • the extreme but, only time can tell if they will be Lambergini Diablo with tinted window and gold rim . I •• • want a 5 tory hou e, with a bakony and 16 room . My • • able to accomplish them . job i to invent new equipment for the millennium • • • • hri Tucker • • My dream hou e i a man ion in the mountain with a 1999 • red Mustang T or Cobra. My dream job would be a niper My dream car i a VW Bug with a convertible top. My •• •• • • for the military or .W.A.T.. My dream woman would be one hou e will be a nice big one in a quiet neighborhood and •• •• with a good sen e of humor and like to go out a lor. I'll have a great job that pays good. • abriel avakuku - Mindy tewarr • • • • • • •••••• •• ••• • • •• •••• • •• • •• • • • •••••• •••••• ••• • • • • • • • ••• ••• • • • • •• ••••• • NoT PICTUReD Joy Anderson Gerilee Anetone Lea Bair Elizabeth Boatman arah Bowen Michael Bower Zachariah Bowers Alicia Brandon Timothy Brennan David Briggs Courtney Brooks Adrian Bunyon Andrea Burke Erika Burns Max age Jacqueline amon Michael hampagne Jennifer hmielewski D'Mario lemons Preston obb teffan owan Wendy ross abrina Davis Donna Day Desiree Delgae hannon Dennison Jennifer Dowling Renee England Jennifer ravelle Deborah Hale Amber Hancock Mi hael Hatcher Barry Hill Jennifer Horn Kenneth Johnson Michael Johnson Jacqui Jordan Jo eph Kent her Lane Elizabeth Lind-Hoff Jaimi Lindblad Alfredo Luna Fatima Maddox haylen Mardis Tela Martin Paralee Mas ie Kevin Meek Lynsey Moat Marku Moeder- handler Amanda Moarles Jennie agle Gabriel avakuku Kelley Palmer icholas Pepito atisha Plummer De Wayne Poates Jr. David Rodela onja Rood Kai Roth Yicrorlee egura Michele keen Kiel elson layton Evelyn rewart Ivory tewart wen wearingen Maurice weer Rita Toniatti Memory Travis amuel Trevino Jason Walker cott Wasik Erika Web ter arah Wells Antonio Williams Maggie William Melody Williams Michelle Winfrey 37 ��In rhe computer lab, Joey Thoma , Ryker rogerher. arl on, and rin Hemerling work Brandon Willingham rake a nap on rhe bu in the morning. ophomor oun il Fir r row: Ali ia u rin, tephanie Drain, Kri tin Felice, Joey Thoma, Michael Feli . e nd fO\\: rephanie Lu k,Je ica Butala, 1r . Patricia io ia, Kyle Reutner, ean amacho. or pt rured: Ryker arl on. Gavin Bei el bite hi nail while waiting ro be ailed on in cia . 39 �Racing toward the finish line, tephanie Drain che rs on Joey Martinez. " What?!" Jay Heinz a ks howing a surprised look. Ready for Hawaiian Day, Amber Davis really gets into the pirit. Practicing the expedition rifle drill, Eddie A her concentrates on his rifle. During passing period, Oneyka Fields practices the art of grooming. 40 SophomoRes Biology class must be pretty tiring and exhausting for Steve Erin Morse. ampbell and �Can you say nostril shot? Richard ',hewcll shoes the amet.l his nosal canals. I Iowdy partner! Josh Overman does his best John Wayne impres!>ion. Sporting a Haw.1iian shirr, ;lenn 'a rison shows off his musc.uL1r forti rude. Joey Thomas de most rate hO\v the vertical file in rhe libr.uy can be fun .111d u c ful. Tezonia Evans and haun.l Parrerson dispLw .1 f· ·ling a sophmorc pride in ~pccch class. ( .lllght h) urpri l\ \Villi.un \\'adidd po t: forth· .un·r.l\\hiletr ingtool't toda. 41 �The ImpResszng SophomoRe SpzRzT Th ophomore nthu ia m ha b en lying dormant for a couple of year , until all of a udden "B OM. " Lik the big bang theory, ophomore have exploded onto the cene, making an impact on ev rything th y do. They have mad strid chool- pon ored ev nt in chool pirit and participation by taking part in more uch as Homecoming Week D tiviti , and they have mad our chool a much more beautiful plac ju t by th ir pre nee. Th y have taken action in the community, cl aned park and highway and b autifi d our chool and urrounding ar a . applaud you. Je tCa Ainsworth Vincent Algien \lathew R. Allnun Brandon Annarella Adrienne Anderson Troy Ander<on Lynette Andrew Gayelin Anetone l-.dward Asher Alicia Au tin 'hn tina Baca Candac Baker ' hameeka T. Barne Lynne Barden Jessica Bauer .avin Beissel Jacqueline Belton Jes ica Benson • 'athan Beougher Kari Bila tephanie 1. Birchfield Amanda Bixenmann Jusnn Blake Denise Blazek Tyler Bogardus hristopher Breon Craig Brooker Brian Brooks harmain Brown Kevm Brown te1n Heather Burke James Burke 1iegan Burr s Jessica Butala Jonathan all Chand ra alloway ean Camacho Heather Campbell Steve ampbell G)enn Carlson Ryker Carlson Ryan ase 42 SophomoRe ophomore , what an incr dible pecies. We �Manuel Chaco Ian hamplon Ju tin handler Justin Clayborn Calla Cobb Dana Cole Gabriel 'ooley Dean Cooney Beth Corl Marissa Crabtree Valerie Crowe Jennifer Cuadrado Sean Dan Michael Decker Avery Demon atalie A. Dibene Jessica Dionne Chnswpher Dittmann Stephanie Drain Mitchell Dziduch Joshua Egbert Kyle Elliott Tezonia Evans athaniel Ewoldt William Felder Knsrin Felice Michael Felice Ella Flake Mark Foley Riki folrz Meghann E. Ford Victona Fox Jedediah Frankland Matthew Fricke Connna Gage Daniella Garcia LaLon na Garcia Vanessa Geery Kelly Gillette Joseph dlons Stephanie R. Glenn Jenna Goettel Mose Goggins Felicia Goh en Jesu ,onzalez Melissa Goodall April Goodrich dam .raham Derrick Green Adam Gritftn Mana Guzman Keith Hall Kenneth Ham 'i.uah Hamilton Gina M Harris Ross Hardey 43 �Happy to see his friend , D a v i d iII i am s hares a handshake. alerie rowe and Heather Bauti ta take a break from t h e i r assignments. B ing a rudenr a i rant has it advantage a Tiegan Burre s and Brian hleiker demon rrare. A ring like he is bu y, Jenna Ro e looks on to Mr . Zoraida Va quez's I crure. o, it wa n't me! Gina Harri give u the innocent look when caught by the camera. Jack Well w a I k through the hall a he get ready for weighlifting cia . 44 SophomoRes �Working on his Hypercard rudio, Ian hamplin rakes rime our ro pose for rhe yearbook. Reponing ro her last clas of rhe day, Ginger Bailey works on orne last minute homework. aught in rhe hall, rephen Thomas dances ro rhe " herro Bla r" he heard on MTV earlier in rhe day. Working on orne panish dance , Hal Maddox and Renee Kenealy practice all cia period. Tearing up rhe floor Je ica Burala and her partner perform her oral dance re r tn pan ish. W h i I e cleaning our her locker, A hley helton rake a mtnure ro how h r fru rrarion. 45 �umbers, numbers, number , Alicia Au tin and Cathy Knorr rake a break from their calculations for the camera. Doing the Mexican Hat Dance, Jaime Johnson and Manuel Chaco show us how it' done. Justin Hayward Jay C. Heinz Brandon Heisch Erin Hemmerling Melissa Henandez onny Herman Tammy Hockman Donald Holifield RaJah Holmes Jo hua Horton Kimberly Hoskens tephanie Howard Jessica Hyarr Christine Jeppson Jaime Johnson Lauren Johnson Michael Jones athan . Jones, Jr. adie Jones Chnsropher Kastl Michael Kilsrrom Eric Kinnard Jenna Klein Jacqueline Kline Cory Knop Cathleen Knom David Knutson Ryan Kulp Katrina Joy Lawson Amanda Ledford Ryan Lewis Angela Leyanna Laura Littlepage Tyrone Livmgsron Stephanie Luck 46 SophomoRes �Hal Maddox Aaron Markus Lacey Marsh Mark Martin Dominque Martinez Jo eph D. Marnnez ikia 1c Bride Michael M Cann Alease Me all Aisha McFarlin Corinne McKinney Elizabeth McMearn Jamie 1iller Marc . Miller Edgar Mills II Echo Mitchell Romeo Montez Alex Morale Erin Lucille Mor e Jafet arvaez Chase el on Melody . 'elson Grace etde Clementine icholls ~arah I on icholas Orchow ki Rachel M. Orr Anali a Onega Joshua Overman Cassandra Palmer Melissa Ann Parian Andre M. Pacnck 'hristopher Patter on Laura Panerson Shawna Panerson David Peasley Alexander Perez David Peters Mitch PethiCk icholas Pecrossi Lukus Pickard Virginia Pickard Holly Pleimann Ravmond Pvles Ichola Ragsdale Joey ('ihane) Ranney Emilie Jean Reimer Ja quelyne Reister Kyle Reumer 1arissa Reynolds (,regor:· Dale Rice Eli e Richard Johnathan Robershaw \'ane sa Roberts Jenmler Robm on dam Rogers 47 �Lunch i n't ju t for eating, it' for hanging our with your friend like these guy . erring ready for their next Ia , Tarea oonan and Iizabeth B atman get their book ready. Ru hing ro cia rhe only thing on rhe mind of L a u r a Patter on and Denise Blazek. bviou ly a r r h Cience can be fun, a a v 1 n Be i e I demonsrrar French cia a lor of work, Jade Rich berger concentrate hard on orne work. 48 SophomoRes �omehow Mo e Goggin balance chool and ba ketball. French cla may be hard, but Jackie ray and Dana ole till work hard. erring ready for a ba ketball game, ate Pervi take a minute to let u know ju t how much he want to win the game. NOT PICTURED Michael Alexander Tina Maria lvarado Brandon Annarella Ja hawn Armsrrong hri tina Baca Ginger Bailey Heather Bauri ta Marrhew Bedford Rebe ca Bee roft James Belron Manhew Bendorf Mar u Billing Rasheedah Bingham a ie Branch Michael Bu e tan ley Co per ngela ro Amber Davi Anrhony Doxtader Manhew Edmund Jeremy Emrick Thoma En k Daniel Escamilla Patricia Fagan Onyeka Fields Ronald Ford abrina Geery Ja queline ray Manhew rimaldi Mi hael Gutierrez Frederick Harri on Jo hua Haye Chri ropher Headle Dennis Hi ey Brad Johns n Cry tal John on Evelyn Johnson Deni ha Jone Kevin Jones illiam Kuhn Lee Lanckriet Tabitha Langfel Brian Lar on Lionel Lilly Heather Lindblad Daniel Linn Ju tin Louzon Megan Lumberg ody Mar h Ta ha 1arrin Teki 1artin abrina Ma on Enc Mayo Michael Menk La ~ ~1ills Alicia Mouriquand Yalin an aez- an Tarea oonan Patrick onn II hrL tina Park r Emanuel Perez 1arcu Poree Regina Price Jo hua Reerz teven Remo ra ayne Reynold Jade Ri hberger Kari Roberr on \X'illiam ailor Laila aol armen argenr hri roph r on ealon mith David te\\ an 1and; Tur a 1arvin Van Auken Daniel \\'inter 49 �Aren'r we uppo ed ro rudy in rudy hall? or ick Rag dale and Ju rin handler who rake a break ro play a card game. Jenna Ro>e Robert Ruff Joanne Rushford Hearher Rusk Jonna L an icolas l:.rne•to Sanchez 1-..rostopher Sanders Ryan Savell Joel Scafella Bnan Schleiker ( lanssa Scott .\1olly S ltennght J.Kkie Severn A'hle~ Shdmn Rachard Shewell Amy J 'iams Bnan Smath Davad Smith Patrick Smith Marnna Snodgra" lase Soli Hubert Sramm Megan 'itewan Donnttta '>tonerock Courmey 5ruuman Kevan '>urherland William hnis Shon ' Euum Amanda Taylor Angela C. Taylor Brian Taylor 1ichael Teafl Joey Thom.H acole Tickman Ann Marie Tilley 50 SophomoRe �Bcnjamen Trigg Jonathan ' Iucker Andreana Urioste Jonathan Vads Jentel Veals Ramon Velasco Dan1el Verdonck Erin Vigil Jennifer Villanueva Ch riswpher Vossler Krista Wagand Serita Walsh Rachel Ware William Warfield Valerie Watson Atasha Webb Micheal Webb Matthew Wedand Jack Well Jonathan Whalin Laticia Wiederhold James Wilburn Bridget Williams Brinany William Damd William Dav~d Williams Kyle Williams Brandon C. Willingham John Wood 'lylcr Worler Lorcnw Young Work i n'r rhe only rhing you do in English class rephanie Glenn and Amanda Taylor demon rrare communication skill . Jafer arvaez and Jason Iivas prove rhar having fun ts omerhing you can do ar chool. 51 �James hell and Gary Cooper sir next to each other in clas . Jaclcie Ellis shares a joke with Kelly Baird in the hall before class. Peering between his buddies, John parka is surprised by the camera during lunch. Cassandra arrier and Terisa Donofrio? work together in Mr . Laura Graglia's cia s. Brandi period. arlson studies during her lunch �Keep crying Mikey Felice, maybe when you're a Junior like Josh Trahan and Paul Perry, you can pull off the muscle buldge thing. Show off rho e PJ's! Andrea Mara po es on pajama day. ]W110R CounciL Brittany class. orman works on her math work in Mrs. Well's Front row: Jennifer Poncelow, Alex Valdez, Cyndee icandro, Jared Felice, Demerrius Stafford. Second row: Jacqueline Davis, Rachel Wilmoth, rephanie Drain, Ms. Lola Romero. Lindy Igo, Dennis Mondejar. Back row: Mr . Par Jungling, Jason Bonoan, , Vicki Gardner, De iree Eggberr, Ms. andra Uhlik. 53 �]unzoR CLass: PRepaRzng FoR Success With one year left of high chool, the juniors are making it a special one. From putting together thi year' prom for the enior to erring a good example for the ophomore and freshman, the juniors are a great vi ion of thing to come. When a ked how he felt about being a junior, D nni Mondejar said, "Being a junior is the hardest becau e you're trying to get all your credit o you can relax as a enior." This is, in e ence, the way the majority of the junior clas feels. There are many thing that juniors have to accompli h. Whether it be studying for ATs or preparing application for college, the checkli t for most junior seems to be a mile long. No matter how many challenges that come up, thi year's junior are taking them in tride. M1chael Adk1 son amantha Allnurr Timorhy Alrizer Felisa Alvarez Mila Anderson Kelly Bmd Narhan Bare el hrisropher Beard Belinda Becker Parrick Bennerr hrisrina Bergling Jennifer Berrerh Richard Berrerton Brandon Bloodsaw Jerome Bolron Bruce Bonin Jason Bonoan Jes e Borham Zachary Bowers M 1chael Breon Molly Brown Jeremy Bryant uzanne Byes Calv1n age Je ica Cain-Davis Colr Carabello venJa Carlock Brandi arlson Cassandra arrier Chrisrine Carroll Alan arrer hrisri Cas1ano M1chael Cerquozz1 Scorr Claar Meli a Clem Brayden Clubb Maria Cobb Jeremiah Colon-Henson Gary ooper Lu1s Corchado Antonio Council Lee Cruz 54 ]unwRs �During rhe Homecoming pep a embly, Maria obb enjoy being on rhe winning scooter race ream wirh hri Mollaun, who lo e hi hoe. howing her chool pmr In a big way, Viviana Velez roor her own horn ar rhe community parade wirh rhe re r of rhe marching band a her back-up. In Mr. We Baki' American Hi tory class, rudenr Je e Harfield and a andra Thomas rake a olemn oarh ro judge Pre idem Johnson's impeachment rrial hone rly and fairly. Taking a break ro get a mouthful of ice cream, a idy Poole help rudenr ouncil pa our root beer float ro her fellow rudenr at lunch. 55 �Holding a .D. in hand, Jeremy Bryant gers hi all of his equipment prepared o he can D.]. rhi year's bonfire. Rasheeda Bingham and arasha Whitfield display rheir favorire choice for lunchtime nourishment. During a home football game, Chris Twiny rakes rime our from watching rhe players ro play wirh his "blocks." 56 }W1!0RS Florine impson rakes a pau e, for jusr a second, during a song she performed wirh her brorher for rhe H ralent how. �Ju tin Cusic Cry tal Dandrea Jacqueline Dam Kimberly Delfin Dolly Dcrbcn Robert Derosier Doyle Dtckerson Chnstopher Dionne Brandon Doche feri a Donofno Anna Duran Debra Dusack Brian Eddy De iree Egbert Byron Eichholz Jacelyn Eilts Brinany Erickson Carlo Esptnoza Bene bans Erica faw Kathleen (Kat) felch Jared Felice Paul Fenner Chnstopher figueroa Jessica Flore Priscilla Floyd Jason Foust Cry tal Frazier \X'ayne Frazier Carlo Garcia Jesstca Garcia Vicki Gardner ,ina Geter .\lelt sa Glenn Priscilla Gomez Tara Gonzalez • 'eosha Green Erik rossius Paul ro"' Jamilia Gupton .\!aria Hahn .\lanhcw Hahn .\lichad Hahn :\dam Hamilton Jame Hanks Jamte Hatfield Je cHatfield Li.a Hawktn :\mmie Hershey Joann Hill Robert Holder .\lark Holstrom Joyce Hoope Lora Hoopc amantha Hope William Hor t 57 �Sarah Horton .mbe Hull arha111el Hutton L1ndy Igo Audrey Johnson i\ latthe" Jolly Shemquerra Jones Summer Justice Robert Kane Renee Kenealy Joshua K1nz1e B1anca Kirschbaum Matthew Ko Shannon Ko Shaun Korko Elizabeth Kress Marli Kwiatkowski Kry tal Lahti Jennifer L1ng Tabitha Langfels Dav1d Largent Brian Larrabee Jeremy Ledeboer Christopher Lefrancois Desirae Leipply Cleora Lenard Dan1el Lenard Parncia Lenard Todd Leopold Fernando Luna Ben Lynch Katie Mac Cabe Melanie Machado Sharrie Maple Amanda Marshall Evan Maschger Kaelynn Maschger Andrea Mara Danielle Marry Chad 1axedon Kelley Me Coy arah Me Kinney Jenifer McBeth Brandy McGlade Christina McGlade Janette Meierhenry Marc Melvin Mike Menke Christopher Miller Cynthia Miller Tameshia Miller Melanie Milreer Dan1el Moberly Brynn Moll(Powell) Dennis Mondejar Christopher Moneypenny 58 ]unzoRs �"How ould An Angel Break My Heart" i_ the que, tion that ummer Ju rice a ks at rhi year' talent show. Andrew Roger give an informative peech on pole vaulting a a requirement for Ms. Tara toker' ixth hour peech cia . Thi year 180 degree pon ored a youth rally called Fla hpoint, Jennifer Lang wa ju tone of many high school tudent who came to find out what it wa all about. Mr aryn Morin' geology cia e got the wonderful oppurtuniry to go on a field trip to the Flori cent Fo il Bed Marli Kwiatkow ki take a moment to admire the beautiful cenc>ryo 0 0 59 �an you say ever-Never Land? hannon Ko i off in her own world during a Spanish lecture. At the H -sponsored, chool-wide talent show, Bette Evan stands tall in the middle and hows off her skills with other step team member , senior Natasha Hernandez and freshman Catherine Wilbor. Looking oh so hard at work, Dennis Mondejar studies for his upcoming Math final. 60 juniORS Cyndee icandro and Adam Rogers share a special moment during this year's Homecoming. �I· 'lena ,\!on res J<"eph .\1onrmeny 1 auren ,\1oore Iia .\1oore lttl:my Mnrri~ Andre 1unn Chri;rophtr .\1urphy John (jack) Murphy Jarrod , 'd on Joseph :-.lew•ome ( yndee , 'icandro Apnl iLker.on Brinany ·orman Robert OrttL Alyssa Overman Ardie Page Robert Parrer>on Johnnte Per 1 Vanessa PereL Howard Perrv Jacqueline Philon ,\1anhe"' Potr Jenntfer Poncelow Ca sidy Poole Lucelyn Raburan Bnan Ragsdale Chriswphcr Rag<dale Alyssa Randall Pamcia Regt Kathleen Reichert Rachel Reynolds 1 mae! Rodda Andrew Rogers .\1arrhew Rowe .\1tehael Rubash Carla Salt bury Kimber!~ '>. nder> Kelsey Schmtdr .\1anah huer James hell Eva tmpson Flonne Stmpson .\1anhew mirh Ronnene nodgre-s Cenevieve Spilorro Jeremtah Sratlord Joshua rewarr "Irt ha wne RebeLLa Straub (Comeau) Dawn Sltkla John· l"homa Szpvrka lynn !arum Ca andra I homa \laranda I hompson Chad lo"n,end Jmhua Trahan 61 �Taylor rra'" Jennifer Troup<' Chrisropher '1\mt} Brandie 1\·ler Roy Lmalan1 II Alex \ ·aldcl Ldgar \ega \'iv1ana Velez Chnsone \ 1alpando Ro alene Vigil \ anessa \ igil racn \owels ]etTen· \Xalker Jercm1ah \X ard Dan1el \X'arson amamha \X'helan arasha \\'hidldd Quincy \X'hidl IJ B rnard \Xr,lbor Amanda Williams Cari \X'ilmorh Rachel \X'ilmorh Chelsie \X'ood limorhy \X'orlcy NOT PICTURED icholas Ballard Jo eph Bauer ylas Boyle Kelvin Branch uzanne Byes Kurt angelosi hrisropher oleman Rebecca omeau ourrney Glommen eorgette urierrez Morgan Heyman Daniel Himes Joshua Hines icole Jarvey amuel Jim haron John on James Knapp 62 }WllORS Raymond Larra uenre Matthew Leshinsky Marquis Love Michael Luna Amy Mardis lifron Marrin Matthew Marrin hrisry Matthews Resha Medina Jeremy Morri Jerome ixon Frank Odom David liver Jose Orriz hrisropher Peppiro hrisrina Pink Rashawna Randall Kyle Redford Phillip Roy Vincenr alas Jonarhan 5chaal Brandon chaefer Micharl ourhworrh Jame reel Le'nea ummers Landon word Amanda Iaylor Karrice Thompson Elizaberh Villarreal had Waca. rer hrisry Whire Jeremy Wiedrick Arrhur Youngblood �ARe ] unzoRs ReaOy FoR The ReaL WoRLO? For juniors, thi i one of the hardest year and with all the homework, projects, job , and other obligation it can b really tre ful. Yearbook want d to ee how many of th e JUmor are thinking ahead and preparing them elve for the real world. What about college, bills and in urance? y; arbook di covered how many ar ready to liv without mommy and daddy by rheir side. Here are a few question to get rho e wheels moving and clear the cobwebs. For rho e who have nothing to how in mean of preparation HAME ON TH M!! (Result out of 144 juniors surveyed) 1. Do you have a job? NO 50% YE 50% 58% YE 42% 2. Do you have a car? NO If o, do you pay for ga and insurance? N 57% YE 43% 3. Do you have a savings account with avmg in it? NO YE 18% 82% 4. Do you have bills that you pay? NO 77% YE 23% YE 100% 5. Do you plan to go to college? NO 0% If o, have you done anything ro prepare? NO YE 39% 63 �tephen Roux watches the guest speaker with great intensity. During an as embly, Lee ouncil, Jessica Krause, and Ralph Black sit together. Casey Poe tastes the ice cream before she serves it to the students on a hot day. Brandon Juarez films the camera man while he takes a picture of him. Working in Mrs. Linda Metzgar' room, Will Crump finishe up his work. SenwR CounciL Front row: Melanie Patterson, Jennifer Crosbie, Kirsten Haagen, Katrina Washington. econd row: Josh Andrews, Ricky Da ugo, Alez Cole, Janice Robinson. Christina Hall, Erick Paul. Back row: Mr. Dave Adams. �Jonathan Hess, William Crump, and Jacob Ain worth stand around waiting for rhe bell to ring. tanding at her locker, Titania ewell looks over at the camera during a pa sing period. haring note before a clas , Tamika Miller and Deni e Dickey rand at their lockers. Kris Pier all and Michael Vigil fight over Jennifer Tobin at a band performance. 65 �Scor ABeRtunhey JacoB AmswoRrh MaR! sa ALilR!ilqe Joshua AnilRew Jm~.eil BahneR N1coLas BmLey MeLame BakeR W1LLwm Bank BRanilon BaRnes Amy BaRreL EileL BaranCjall Sa8Rma Bauejh JaRame BeaupRe Kevm BecheRT Casey BenoiT Sreven B!RchpeLil 66 Sen witS �RaLph BLack Cohy1a BLooosaw DameL Boarman T1morhy Boarman Srephen Bono Ray Bo chee Sa1wh Lacey Bowm ApRyL BRI(jflam SenzoR BaLLoT CLass CoLoRs: Navy Blue and ilver CLass Song: "End of the Road" by Boyz II Men CLass FLoweR: Lilac CLass MoTTo: CLass GIFT: "Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don't walk in b hind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend." tone Name Plat for front of the building 67 �Mm<che CaLoweLL FRank Camacho KRISTin CaRLisLe Jusnn CaRLsmr M1cheLe CaRney WznsTon CaRR N1kk1 CaRTmeLL ALexanoeR CoLe ]am1e Combs Raymono ConTes ChRISTopheR CopeLano Lee CounciL ERIC CROSS W1LLram CRump 68 SeniORS �Hurrying in to the building , Terrance ibbons arrive at chool and trie to e cape the cold of the morning. Lunch anyone? While at lunch Marissa Aldridge and Becky Manning grub down on their food. Math can be so tres ful as Jamileth Maxwell and Terry Kress work hard during advanced math. During passing period, Troy Leeman and Jennifer Green show off their Me a Ridge rizzly pride ... well ort of 69 �Kun CRUZ MaTT1Jew CN.yseL Dav10 CURTIS Kev111 Dav1s Anc;eLa Deane ]acol3 DeLonc; KeLLy DePauw DaRReLL D1ckey Demse D1ckey Samanrha D1LLaRil Is1ah D1xon AnilRee Doche SheLLy DoyLe LauRa Dunn 70 SeniORS �Domomc ELLwrr TRaVIS EmeRson GeoRc;e Evans CheLvyn Feay BRanoon FeL1ce ]enmFeR FoRo She1La FORTenBeRRY LaTonya FRazieR While at Flash point, Janice Robinson stops to mile at the camera. Ricky Martin look out! George Pillsbury prepare for a future singing career. 71 �TeRRel!ce G1~~0I!S FReOOie Goc;c;ms ChRISTIIJa GoLos~eRRJ Mo111ca Gomez KRIST!IIa GRaveLLe ]am1ka GReen ]ess1ca Gwoonz KIRST!ne Haac;en ChRISTina HaLL MaRshawn HaLTeRman D1ana Ham Lakeesha HaRRIS juan HeRnandez 72 SenwRs �During lunch , Raymond Comes stops to re t in the gym. amera shy senior Michelle Roof and Matt Treat try to run from the camera Into the building. Taking a break from weightlifring class, u an Pyles shows off her cheerleading hirr. While at an NH meeting, Becky Marsh and Erin Stewart pau e to smile for the camera. 73 �Namsha HeRna110ez JonaThan Hess JonaThall Hoemc; Cass1oy HOFF EL!zaaerh HoLLmc;swoR.Th ELR!C Hoopes Lak1sha Hopkms Amanoa Horm a~masm) Se~<ma HoR.waT Chas1ry HowaR.O Rayven IR.ons Ross Jamison Josle Johnson BR.anoon JuaR.ez Thomas KeLLy PaTR.lck KenT 74 SenzoRs �M1kyonc:; K1m FReooy KmhofeR JR. Dana KLoaeRoanz ]ent!lfeR Knurson ]es 1ca KRause TeRRY KRess ChRlSmta Kuhns KRysraL KyLe SenzoR Qyores "You've been eating long enough, o stop being greedy." Eric Bryant " ometimes you have to put the individual before their actions." Christina Kuhns OneLuvMRH oby Blood aw "EI precio de Ia sabiduria es mas alto que rubies." (The price of knowledge is higher than rubie ) Jamie Matias "In thi world a Man mu t either be an anvil or a hammer." Matthew ry el " anity is the madde t of all." Griffe "Walk ofdy, speak tenderly, and love and learn as much as you can-it will catch up to you later." arah-Lacy Bourn a10m1 "Mom, if it keeps raining A LOT , can I go swimming?" Melaine Baker "Get out while you still can." Walker tarrlite "I am Woman." Holly Bower " ucceed within your elf before you ucceed for others." Naiomi Griffe & Desmond Zoller "In my own world of tragedies and fate , I love the little ant who forgot to hut the gate. He makes me think of implicities and forget about the worries of today's societie ." Kimberly Mouriquand "A friendship built on lies is like a house built on ticks, it's never as trong as it looks." Jennifer chmitt "Life is a game, olve it." De mond Zoller "Don't let things you don't care about influence your happines ."-Unknown Qennifer reen) "Mans flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge." Austin Dustin Miller (George Evan ) "What I ee as dreams, are what you have as nightmares. What took you 6 months, too me half a year. But even through the bad weather I tuck with it to the end. Don't ever give up; alway ftni h what you begin. 75 �ERika LaR 011 SeLe11a LaTouR ELzzal;erh Lawso11 TRoy Leema11 Geelme (Laro hza) LIVIII(j TOll MzchaeL Lopez jeRemy LORimOR LaRRY Ray LuceRo Davzo Luna Suzanne Macpmson CRysraL MaLcoLm Rehecca Mammu; AmBeR MaRSh Rehecca MaRSh 76 SenzoRS �Oh how cute are they? a ey Poe and Monica a hug at a fo tball gam mez hare While w.lking in the hallway, Ro Jamison .strikes po while Larry Lucero looks on. inging at r I nt ho , Da id Curti take a breather. t Making hi way into the school, Ralph BlaLk .stop t >look ar the camera. 77 �jusm1 Mmmnez MaRRlverre MaRTinez ]am1e Manas ]aonLerb MaxweLL ]em!lla MaxweLL R1chaRO McARreR AllORea MeaLeR Srephame MILano ChRIS MoLLaun COR! Moss KimbeRLy MOURIQ!lano N1k1 Lynn NaGLe ]ame NaLL Cf1Rlsrop1JeR NeaL Tlmy Nc;uyen 78 SenwRs �KandLe NORRIS Samanrha NowLand Amanda Ntwh1wa CaLeB OveRBay MeLame PaTTeRSon ERICk PauL ]es 1ca PeRez BRandon PeRRY While waiting for our mighty Grizzly football player , Katrina Wa hington, Janie Robin on and u an Pyle how off their sign that the player will oon run through. 79 �Ran01 PeTeRsen KaL!sha Ph1LL!ps KRISropheR PieRsaLL GeOI<Cje P1LLslmRy Joseph PLace Casey Poe W1LL!am (MaRk) PoweLL DameLLe PuLLm Susan PyLes Anna RancouRT N1ck Reeo BeRne Renon ChRISTopheR R1sLey John Roan Jamison RobeRTS 80 SenzoRS �During passing period Jeanna Maxwell, Michele Randi Peter en and Alma alazar hare a laugh. arney, While coming from their cars, Edel Batangan and Rhonda Tennant ent r the chool. After one of the teen forum , Kir tine Haagen stop to laugh while Denise Dickey watche . r th Hom oming dance, riffe how· off her dr a10m1 81 �jm11ce Rol;m on MicheLLe RooF STephen Raux Tanya Rubw jeSSICa RuTeRBOTHe ALma SaLazaR Eowma Sanchez Lme SaoLe jaReo SchaLLeR jemllfeR SchmiTT Shawn Schwak jess1ca SeCjURa TITama SeweLL Kevm ShankLmCj ScoTT Sheeks TimoThy SheLTon 82 SeniORS �]eRecmah SheRhak KunheRLy SheweLL SheLLee SoweLL DeSIRee SrahL ERin SrewaRr OskaRs SnR.na MichaeL SurheRLano While heading to clas , helly Doyle make her way down the Helping our NH , Andre Doche donates blood in the foyer of the auditorium. hall. 83 �Le llllR II oma ]elllllft:R TOBIII Marrl,ew TRear L1 a TRIIJILL J(ill (I v(Ill vo ]a aL Vall J,r Karl R\'11 Vt:RIIIt'R Doo 1111 V1 1L 11 l!aeL V1 -,L K\' I! 11w WaLkeR mRRL!re WaLkeR 84 eiiiiO • �Relaxing in rh hallway, abrina Baugh ear her lunch. Oh how cure! reven Birchfield eat his food in hi ingle' Living clas . During pas ing period Anna Rancourt and Jennifer Tobin hare a friendly hug. ~ 'hile at lun h a andra Pry play the piano for under las man Kevin Brown rein. 85 �Demece Yverre WaRpeLo ChzanreL WaRneR BRzan WeLLs ERne r WhzrpeLo ]zLLzan WhzrremoRe Davzo (Ben) WzLLzam GaRTh WzLLzams Tammze WzLLzams ]onarhan WzLson Lucas W111keL8aueR Lynoa Wooo Amanoa WoooRum Tony WR!CjhT SaRah Yea4eR (BazLey) Desmona ZoLLeR 86 SeniORS �CameRa Shy SeniORS KoLky Beckman BRatiOon BeLL DessiRae Benc;e ARThuR BLackwooo Roy Bomn HoLLy BoweRS Thomas CaRveR Junmy CRanoaLL MichaeL CRank DemeTRIUS DickeRson DLISTIIl DickeRSon Na omb1 D1xon CLaJw1Ce DuRan M1cheLLe Dz1ouch JeRemy ELLeRTOil QyrnTon Evans KimbeRLy FuhRman CRysTaL GaLLec;o NaThlameL Gamr JonaThan GROFF (BReeLano) AnThony HoopeR Damry HORST BRanoon HowaRO Jason Husbano Dav1o HuTh KeRRI Jeppson ChRISTopheR Johnson RobeRT Kenneoy PaTRick KenT ChaRLes Krnc; DameL LenaRO Tam1ka MILLeR RuTh MooReheao Te1a MoRROW ConsueLa 0RTec;a Jessica PaRkeR KaRena PeRez CRI Tin Reoman VaThavaoee SmakpunT Joshua STRausbauc;h Joseph WheLan LaToya W1LL1ams Relaxing in the hallway, Ricky Da ugo, Ju tin Martinez and Ben Williams watch the people walking by. Taking some time out in the hallway, Brandon Howard gets caught by the camera. 87 �oming In ro chao! in the morning, omonic Elliott and Tanya Rubio traggle in to the chao!. uring the football game, Jennifer Knut on take a break from being " hewy" to po e with Je i a Krau e. Are the e good friends or what? athaniel Gann, Lynda Wood and Charle King look at the camera during lunch. 88 SeniORS �Looking at the camera, Kevin Becherr take a troll in the Amanda uuhiwa po for a pi rur by h r locker. hallway. Michael Menke walks in to hool to pr par for rh by. L ouncil heck out the traffic while selhng conce 1011 • 89 �SenzoRs: The BesT Of The BesT Who do you think will be the next pre ident? How about the next Adam andl r? The enior la ha d ided and w have the re ulrs. The interesting thing about this y ar' senior poll was that rh r wa a ri and an m rgen y poll had to be ent out. Aft r spending counrl hour rallying the re ulr , rh winn r wer finally picked. And the winners are ....... . Oh How Cure ..... ure r ouple: hri opeland and Michele Carney UnpoRgerrahLe Most Memorable: Kevin Davis and Line Saole 90 SenwRs �MosT LzkeLy TO AppeaR on SaTuRDay NzghT Lzve. Be t Sen e of Humor: William Powell and hristina Kuhn Oh Behave ..... Bigge t Flirt: Anthony Hooper and Jamie Matias BLeeo BLack ana PuRpLe Mo t hool pirit: Ri ky Da ugo and Khalifa ailor 91 �Insepm~aBLe Senzo:Rs Best Male Friends: John Roan and Jarame Beaupre Best Female Friends: J eana Maxwell and Randi Petersen Be t Male and Female Friends Brandon Perry and Sheila Fortenberry 92 SenwRs �Take AnoTheR Goo a Look Most Original: James Nail and abrina Baugh PzeRcznq PeepeRs Best Eyes: Ben Williams and Sara Lammert Can You Say Van Gouqh? Be t Ani t: Chris Copeland and Kim Fuhrman 93 �Do I ReaLLy Wanna Go? Mo t Likely to kip Class Reunion: Chelvyn Feay and Marivette Martinez BzLL Gares Who? Most Likely to Succeed: Alex Cole and Angela Dean MosT LzkeLy TO he on The CoveR OF SpoRTs ILLusTRareo. Most Athletic: Ralph Black and Jennifer Knutson 94 SeniORS �Say Cheese! Best mile: Freddie Goggin and Alma alazar AnO The G:Ram my Goes To ..... Best Musician: Jacob Ain worth and Latoshia Living ton 95 �I. Amy Barrel, Rhonda Tennanr, Brandon Juarez 2. obyia Bloodsaw, 'a10mi ,nffe, Je . ica Krause 3. Randi Petersen, TerrenLe (,tbbons 'I Christopher opeland 5. 1ichael Lopez, Jamie Matias 6. Tamika Miller, Kimberly irois 7. Michael utherland 8. nna Ran ourr 9. Jana Van cyoc, Titama ewell 10. John Roan, Kevin Davi 96 SeniOR �11. Freddy Kinhofer 12. Rebe~ca Mar h, ;\1danie Parr ·r on I . Khalif.'lh, at lor I \lma alaz.ar, Knut on 17. Larry Lucero, Br.mdon FdiL~ 1o. B ni I' non 19. \ m ton .ur 20. t ·ph n u ell} DcPaU\\ 1-. Rhonda Tennanr 16. Jenmfer 97 �DRamarzzeo If you have heard people talking about our drama program thi year, don't think that they're over reacting when they say it's "amazing." The students were ure to have fun, andthey upported one other o that every practice and performance ran as smoothly as possible. It was the friendships they made, that made it easier to laugh at those occasional "oopses" that came about. Inspire of all of the li trle kinks the drama productions may have had, the crowd still rolled in to ee the final result of the long hours and efforts put forth by the students. Patrolling the cene are drama students Jes e Barham and Kevin Davi . They rook parr in a skit during the Homecoming assembly. It's nor just about goofing off Jesse Barham rakes the rime to "smile" for the camera while he's reading his script. During an assembly the drama class put on a skit to show the student body how to dance appropriately. Jamie Matias and teven Birchfield used their example to show how it's done. 98 CLasses �During one of our concerts put on by the mu ic department, Mr. John Peter on conduct his oncert Orche tra. Snzzng IT TogeTheR This year the school orchestra has grown in size by quite a bit. Not only have they grown in size, which make the group look fuller and the class more fun , but the players' abilities have grown too. The sound i so great now that there are so many talented players all together at once. "It alway helps to have a larger group to work with ," stated Mr. John Peter on. He also added that they "are a great group to work with" and "They are the highlight of my day. I'm not kidding. " The audiences' loved it, and so did th tudents. TeLL us how rr's gorng ... "It was better this year than last year. Maybe becau e I'm in a high school orchestra and we have all improved so much. " -Cassandra Dandrea "It was so much more fun this year because of the friendships I have made and the activities we have done." - tephanie Milano Mr. John Peter on's Chamber tring gives a performance that keep the audiences coming back all school year long. After putting away her violin, tephanie Milano talks for awhile before the bell ring for her next cia s. 99 �MuszcaLLy IncLzneO Th mu 1 tan of th hool took thing to th top thi ar. Th long hour of pra tic at hool and at hom paid ff in th end. Audi n full of par nt taff and tud nts came to th con rts, not only b cau they knew th performer , but becau e th y knew it wa going to be worth while to li ten to the mu ic. Having great director a a foundation of their tal nt made th cla both fun and educating. M a Ridge i lu k to have a gr at mu ical deparrm nt; without it w wouldn't be o Musically Inclined. Laro ha Living ron ir in from of rhe band council ar lunch and prepare ro ger down ro bu ine lizaberh Kre , Laura Lirdepage, Je ica Ain worrh, Laro ha Living ron, venja arlock and Mike Vigil play ar one of rhe many concert rhey performed in. 100 CLa e Before cia , Jennifer Iramina and Rajah Holme pur rheir in rumenr rogerher and ger ready ro pracrice. �One NoTe HzgheR o many rudent here at Me a Ridge ar vocally talented. The choir classe are full with stud nt eag r to improve their ound and to ee if they can get one note higher in the scale of advancement. Many rudent spend th ir lunch hour in the choir room so they can pend tim with friend and because it give them time to practice too. They are dedicated and talented performer that captivate the audienc at every cone rt. hi year they did a great job at it, thanks to all of the upporters . .0 .. group catch audience' anenrion, while weeping the ladie off their feet at the arne rime. (Jacob Ain wonh, Brandon Juarez, Edel Barangan, rephen Roux and Kevin Brown rein) During lun h, K ·\ m Brown t in p nd hi fn.:c tim t ro 1r. K lh Kn dl r about qu cion h h m \\nil irring in la during \cnrh hour, you m y h .. th hoir la parading through rh h 1 inging. 'a tic a ab, and Brandon Juar z " rc two of the rudent parti ipating in th hallway pre~ rm Ille. La ·• · 101 �The GeneRaL IOea o w all kind of, orr of know why we'r in chool , right? We get grounded if we don't go, watching TV all day get too boring, and you think there is om thing called way too much leep. That's what it may em lik ometime , but th truth i without chool ther really wouldn't b much of a future for us. We've h ard it all before, "Education is the key to life. " If you really think about it, it's true. o don't think that chool's a waste of time or boring 'cause I have the picture to prove otherwi e. For Mr . aryn Morin's eology cla s, studenr took a field trip to the Flori anr Fo il Beds to look for fo il . A member of the fos il bed taff help the studenr look through rocks to ee what they can find. Before heading to class, Virginia Pickard, Howard Perry, and Jarrod Nelson sit and talk for a little while. Christopher Moneypenny and Christopher Twitty get ready to cook something up on the grill while camping out with their A.P. Biology class. 102 CLas es �It's alway nice to be well-educated in fir t aid. amanrha Bland plays a victim role while hri tine ehrt learn to do the heimlich maneuver as if it were a real situation. For co logy clas Mo e Goggin , Jamal Vaught and Desmond Zoller had to get their feet a little wet at the Fountain Creek. Remember to wa h up before dinner after going on this field rrip. Lauren Lapora, Joshua rewart, Edgar Vega, Ms. Linda Metzgar, Bruce Bonin, and amanrha Allnutt took a trip to Manitou rand avern for rheir eology cia . CLa e 103 �Geology rudenrs rook a rrip ro Floris ant, 0, ro go looking for fos ile . Amarure paleonrologi r haun Korko, racey Vowel , and Robert Kane look through a pile of rocks hoping to find omerhing interesting. If you ever need any math help, you might want to ask icholas Rag dale, Robert Lankford, and Desirae Leipply. These rudents rook their math talent ro comperion at the Math Bowl which rook place at U C. Th y ended up tying for third place. Congratulation ! One of the highlights of the A.P Biology class is being able to camp our with nature. Kathleen Reichert, Alyssa Overman, Chiantel Warner, Joshua Stewart, and Jeremiah Stafford sir and take notes before going canoemg. 104 CLasses �abrina Mollaun, Elizabeth tewart, Mark Villanueva, Mr. Earl Frazier, Andrea Burke, amantha John on, andJo hua Hartman work in a group to fini h their work heet during Engli h clas . Amanda uuhiwa look over her shoulder to ee what Reed i up to while she' in her ociology Ia ick howing plenty of pride at a parade, the Me a Ridge JR T color guard keep in form like they are uppo ed to. 105 �Takzn'i OveR YouR AzRwaves zn 5, 4, 3 ... ... 2, 1. You're on! The e word mark the b ginning of a new broadca t brought to us daily from the KMRG new crew. The energy of the crew and the power of the broadca t not only inform u , but i very effective in wiping the eyebooger that tend to build in the eye of sleepy rudent . The crew put in hours of filming, interviewing, and re earching every week to keep u abreast of all the event and happ ning in and around our chool. Without the news, mo t rudents would be lo t as to what i going on around our chool. Front Row: u an n e P y l e , Ca andra Pry . econd Row:Roy Untalan, A I y a Overman, David urri , Katrina Wa hington, E d e I Batangan. Third Row: Ms.Karen Crawford, rep hen Roux, ]o h Andrew, Matt Walter , D a v i d tewart, Jo h Kinzie. Brandon Juarez and David tewarr read from the prompter a they anchor the daily new . 106 Katrina Wa hington prepare for the next day' new broadca t by getting orne last minute footage. �With a very intelligent look on his face, Edel Baragan reviews a rape and double checks for mi rakes. Jo h Andrew i decked our in his senior gear a he pre erves some of the year's best moments at the homecoming pep rally. Editing i a hard ra k as assandra Prys, David rewarr, Jo h Kinzie, and Man Walter prove with the looks on their face a they edit the port portion on the next day' broadca r. u anne Pyle i obviou ly happy with her job a reporter a he interview Cody Phillip . 107 �Working hard on the next i ue of the chool new paper Jennifer chmitt how her cutting kill . mmg in front of the computer adding omething for the newspaper Kri tina Gravelle and amantha Allnutt try to finish the page that they're working on. Fir t Row: Jeremiah Ward, Kri tin arlisle, erita Walsh, Tamika Miller. econd Row: Mr . ora Andrews, hristopher opeland, Kri tina Gravelle, Kim Mouriquand, Jennifer chmitt, Donnerta ronerock. Third Row: Jared Bahner, Pat Bennett, Keith Hall, Tame hia Miller, amanrhaAllnutt, Danielle Pullin, Cory Knop. 108 NewspapeR �Makzng New PRinTs Th new pap r taff did what most high school paper fail to do. They got the student to really read the new paper. By eirh r causing controver y or leaving the readers hanging on for more in the next i ue, the staff and writer caught everyone' attention, admini trator included. They didn't ju t get an a ignm nt or get information and turn the tory in to Mr . Nora Andrews. They got the a ignment and put their heart, oul and hardwork into each and every article they published. What more could you a k from a high chool new paper taff? It wouldn't be very nice if anyone a ked for better, they work hard enough all ready. "I think thi year the taff ha really pulled together to make a difference in the way our paper i put tog ther and run. Mrs. Andrew does an excellent job of keeping u on deadline and making ur everything pull through," ay Jennifer chmitt. "Being my third year in Journalism, it' been intere ring. I've met new p ople and it ha introduced me into my future career....... Photography!" aid amatha Allnutt. Danielle Pullin it at an inrere ring angle to do orne work. Par Bennett and erita Wal h find omerhing funny while working on an arrile for the chool new paper. Looking at other new paper during cia , the new paper staff get new and inrere ring ideas for more article . New papeR 109 �YeaRBook: Caprumng rhe memoRzes We tart d the year by deciding colors, them , layout po sibilitie , and the cover, but what you don't ee i all th hard work and time the clas put into making this book chalked full of memories for you. Grueling deadlines ometimes have the staff running in circl finding pictures, quotes, or even the advi or. The staff even give up personal time to get page done. And y , the yearbook students are the one who catch you off guard with that camera fla h during cla or when you're least expecting it at the ba ketball game. All so we can capture the year, and maybe keep a piece of it for ourselves. While waiting in cia s, Jamie Miller stops to pose for the camera. During a renn1s march, J u tin layborn r a k e p1cture . hawing that he knows how to have a good rime, Mr . Judy Frie rh rakes a moment to laugh. Helping to decide the theme for the yearbook, Alex Valdez, Kimberly Mouriquand, and Jessica Perez voice their opinions. 11 Q YeaRBook �"Yearbook is nor as easy as it looks, bur you can alway count on other people to help you get things done." - Candace Baker "Yearbook is a grandly great clas . It taught me responsibility yet it was still fun."- Jamie Miller "Yearbook is really fun, you really make orne great friend ."- Alex Valdez "I really love this cia s, I know I'll mi it next year. The newbics were great, undeci ive ye , bur great none the les ." -Kimberly Mouriquand While raking a break from their work, amanrha Allnutt, arah 01 on, De iree Egbert, a sidy Poole, Lindy Igo, and can amacho relax for a moment. Hard at work, yearbook. andace Baker works on her tory for the Front Row: amantha Allnutt, Desiree Egbert, Lindy Igo, Je ica Perez, Kimberly Mouriquand. econd Row: ean amacho, Jamie Miller, arah Olson, Alex Valdez, andace Baker. Third Row: Ju tin layborn, Adam Graham During class, Adam Graham works on cropping hi picture . 111 �WznTeR BaLL howing they know how to have a good time is Mrs. Linda Metzger and Ms. Monika McDonald. Kicking off the first dance of the new millennium, tudent Echo Mitchell and Amanda Taylor ay lose the shoes and the NH -sponsored dance wa a blast. poured in wearing formal and danced the night grab orne balloons! ow we're having fun! away. tudent seemed to like the di co and swing dancing the most, but there was a wide range of music for the diverse taste that the students have. King (Ralph Black) and Queen (Katrina Washington) took the crown with Prince (Alex Valdez), Princess (Bette Evans), Duke ( lenn Carlson), Duchess (Erin Vigil), Lord (Nathan mith), and Lady (Candace Helmick) completing the court. The crowd cheered as each was given the honor a the court. Guys know how to get down roo as Kenneth Ham, Joel caffela, and Glenn arlson show they can tear up the dance floor. ealon Smith and Cassandra Thomas prove that the ball wasn't just about having fun. 112 �Princes and Prince: Berre Evan and Alex Valdez. Lady and Lord: Candace Helmick and arhan mirh. Durches and Duke: Erin Vigil and lenn arlson. rudenrs di play how ro make any old dance, like rhe YM A, fun. Wimer Ball King and Queen: Ralph Black and Karrina Wa hingron. 113 �Vanessa Vigil, a andra arrier, and Re ha Medina pose together at ball. Earlier in the evening, a andra was crowned Queen. Romance i in the air. Michael John on and hristina ehrr take the potlight during a low dance. 114 NavaL BaLL A group of cadets gather on the dance floor. Lucky Ron Ford i amidsr nothing but girl cadets. �NavaL BaLL tanding at attention, athaniel Ewoldt and Michael erquozzi wait for the royalty ro walk. Breaking the tradition, Mrs. Anna RomeroLehrer ended her peech, accompanied by the female cadets, by breaking into verse singing "That Don't Impre Me Much" by hania Twain. ormally the male cadet sing the famou "You Lost that Loving Feeling" "Top Gun" style to the ladies, but this year the ladies decided to beat them to the punch line-they lost the feeling, o they weren't impressed much. It was said to be the highlight of the evening. All this excitement was after speeches from Vice Admiral Browne, Cassandra Carrier, and Mr . RomeroLehrer. They ended the ball in ryle though. The cadet danced their last dance to "My Be t Friend" by Tim McGraw, and ended the evening by leaving the Broadmoor Hotel banquet hall around 11:00 P.M. First ergeanr Joe erone, his wife Li a erone, Mr . Anna Romero-Lehrer, Commander Don Pletcher, and his wife Carol Pletcher, greet the arriving gue rs. King Brandon Doche and Queen Ca andra Carrier share the potlight during a dance. 115 �Keeping it exiciting, Me a' percu ion play for the tudent body during an a embly. The J.V. football team line up for the next play. afe! Mallory M amara make it to the ba e before her opponent catche the ball. Bruce Witt keep Widefield player. the ball away from a cho Mitchell and Rachel Orr relax before they have to run for cro country. Bump! Vane a Perez gets the ball over the net with ea e. �o Me a! In rhe lead, Janice Robinson and Anna Rancoun lead rhe re r of rhe quad in a cheer during a pep a embly. ro s ounrry practices after school. In the lead i Mike urherland followed by Parrick 0' onnell, Alex ole, and the re r of the ream. oloi t, hri Pier all, i raunred by flag girl , onnne McKinney and Tri ha tone during rhe half time ho\\ at one of the football game . Jack Murphy real the ball from hi opponenr during one of the game. 117 �SprRZT PRoves Love fOR The Game Hope and dreams of player and co ache for the '99 sea on wer cru h d by the injurie of thi year. Th var ity football team ha yer to fini h one game without any one tarter being injured. orne nior uch a Jarame Beaupre injured both knee in this ea on alone. th r player u h a Brandon F lice, enior; Jon all and J d Franklin, both ophomor , have all had mild or major concus ion which can b hard on a player, plu they lo e out on playing their favorite game. org Pill bury, enior, prained hi ankle; Larry Lucero, enior, broke hi ankl ; Jo h Trahan, junior prained hi kn e; hris Mollaun, enior, had a torn ligament in hi hand; and Jar d Felice, junior, till has a rwi ted pine. But, after in all, thi i the American gam of football. Paul Perry shows his f, otball skills m arching the ball. Fir tRow: Jack Well , Bnan chi iker, Kevm Bech rt, 1ck rchowskl. Jamal Vaught, D smond Zoller, Jar d Felice, Chri Mollaun, Ton~ Wright, Enc Bryant, Paul F-enner, Brandon Blood aw. econd Row: Ro} ntalan, ean Cama ho, Vince Alg1 n, Bernard Wilbor, Quincy Whitfield, tcve Campb II, haun Kotko, Jeremy Ledeboer. Bry on \I: !I hams, Demetriu D1cker on, Landon word, oby Blood aw, Josh Thomas. Third Row: Mon1 a Gom z, Lindy !go. Jackie Dav1 , Kane 1c abe, Carlo Alamo, Bill Harm , Bob Felice, Jim Feli e. 1onry Fett rs. Todd Me I lland, John choolmaster, Heather Campbell, M gan t wart, as~andra Pry , Larry Lucero. Fouth Row: Jason Fau t, Jon Rober,haw, Ryker arl on. Qumton Evan, Brian Brooks, 1o~e Goggin , Anthony Hooper, Matt 1\.o, \1itch Dz1duch, Eddi Felder, J Hatfield, Chns Moneypenny. Fifth Row: ourt tutzman, Arthur Youngblood, John Vails, ate Purvi , DernckTerrell, Clarence Duran, Dan Winter, Rom ro Mont z, Pat Kent, hn Beard, Ralph Black, John Roan, Alex Morales, Tyler Bogardus. ixth Row: Troy nder on, Ros JamJ on, Lynn Tatum (Paul Perry , Jed Franklin, Dav1d Knutson, Jared Bahner, George Pill bury, Brandon Felice, Gayelm Anetone, Jarame Beaupre, Jon Call, Joe Pia e, Matt mith. The defen e line take a break while the offense finishe the job they starred. 118 VaR rry FoorhaLL Jo h Trahan runs with the ball while breaking tackle . �Sco~el3olm.O vs. Thunder Ridge vs. ummitt v. Alameda vs. Pueblo entral vs. Canon City vs. Harrison v . Cheynne M t. vs. Woodland Park vs. Widefield vs. Sierra 12-33 20-14 33-13 21-26 0-35 40-6 12-14 20-28 15- 7 22-14 Demerriu Dicker on runs from a Harri n player trying to make a touchdown while Brandon Feli e move to save him. The ream enter the stadium ready to take on the Harri on Panthers with pride. They gather before each game. Their spirit depends on their performance. Anthony Hooper takes down the enemy while, Ross Jamison comes in for backup. Jamal Vaught runs like lightning to make a touchdown. Romeo Montez kicks a fl ld goal. 119 �Although thi year ha b en rough with the lack of player , the junior var iry football team ha prov d to b truly talented. Each member ha pu hed hard to make v ry game a fight to win. Mo t of th player get experience by playing on both junior var iry and var iry. Playing on both t am is hard work, and th y have to prove them lv to the coache by ace pting the re pon ibilities of being a football player. This has been very challenging for them. Winning ix games and tying one prove that they have teamwork and respect for each teammate. Being able to balance chool and football, not to mention other re pon ibilities, has made thi team one of a kind. Ryker al on run through rwo Harrison players trying to make a touchdown. Fir t Row: Brandon Bloodsaw, Quincy Whitfield, Bernard Wilbor, ick rchow ki, Jack Well , Brian chleiker, teve ampbell, haun Kotko, Paul Fenner. econd Row: Roy Untalan, ean amacho, Vince Algien, Heather ampbell, Bill Harms, Todd Me lelland, arlo Alamo, Megan tewan, Jared Felice, Jeremy Ledeboer, Jo h Thomas, hris Beard. Third R ow: Arthur Youngblood, Ja on Foust, Jon Robershaw, Mike Felice, Ryker arl on, Brian Brooks, Mo e Goggins, Matt Ko, Brian Dziduch, Eddie Felder, Landon ward, Je e Hatfield, hri Moneypenny. Fou rth Row: Court tutzman, Troy Ander on, Jon Vail , ate Purvis, Jed Frankland, Daniel Winter, David Knutson, Romero Montez, Tony Anetone, Jon all, Alex Morale , Tyler Bogardu , Matt mith. Romeo Montez kicks the ball while Alex Morale follow for defen e. The defensive line attempts to top rhe goal and tries to rake the ball away. 120 ].V. FoorhaLL Matt Ko catches the ball while rwo Harrison player try to neak up on him. �Scol{e6oatdJ vs. Sierra v . Sand Creek v. Fountain vs. Pueblo entral vs. Canon City vs. Harrison v . Cheynne M t. vs. Woodland Park vs. Widefield 24-0 36-8 18-0 7-12 21-28 38-12 12-12 8-2 ick Orchowski throw the ball while Mike Felice and Je e Hatfield protect him from the enemy. Ryker al on runs with the ball while Mike Felice watches for an enemy to hit. David Knutson tries to take a player down. ate Purvis does his high ki king move while Romeo Montez shoves a I Iarrison player. anon ity While haun K tko be ome a sandwich, Ralph Black holds a Harri on player back. 121 �Makzng a STaTemenT h freshmen football team had an amazing sea on and came do to mat hing the r cord er by Ia t year' freshm n ream. Th t am ha d finit ly earned th ir right of pa ag at Me a Ridge. The e out tanding fre hmen have played very game with a strong will to win and do their very best. Ev n during th ir fir t game again t ierra, you ould ee that they would go far. Th y have practic d ev ry single day to nsur accuracy, preci ion, and sharpn s. They have p rformed extr mely well and hav pu h d v ry hard ach and ev ry game. Pueblo Central can't hold a than lehn down, especially when Logan Mayer, Chris teffan en, and Ryan Bechert are helping him. 1 t row: ody Moore, Brian Barker, Logan Mayer, Joey Jimenez, Jason eLong. 2 nd row: D.J. Porter, aniel Krau e, avid Briggs, Jose Martinez, arhan Lehn, Marceize Whitfield. 3rd row: Derrick Thornton, Geoffrey Melvin, Manager omer Bailey, oach Girard Beaupre, oa h Kirk V erecka, Manager Mindy rewart, Kyle Jami on, DeWayne Poares. 4 th row: Ryan Bechert, hri reffensen, Joey Perez, Bryan Malecki Taron Posley, Kenny Perry. 5th row: Jared Knight, Logan Mayer, Jarell Martin, refan Ridgeway, Ray Wade, ereck Bell, corr Bi hop. Me a Ridge's players can hold anybody down. oach Kirk Vserecka discusses rhe next play with the offen ive group. 122 FRe hmen FoorhaLL Brian Malecki ea ily gets this guy our of the way. �ScoRe6om~o v. 1erra V. and reek vs. Fountain v. Pueblo entral v. anon iry V. Harri on vs. heyenne Mr. vs. Woodland Park vs. Widefield 44-00 36-00 28-06 22-08 30-08 52-18 38-06 06-22 20-34 athan Lehn avoid being tackled by dodging the other team' player . The teams vigorous practicing enable them to do a great job. Kenny Perry cheer on hi team even though hi arm was broken during the sea on. Joe Kent put all hi effort into blocking the offensive line. Taron Po ely, DeWayne Poate , and Joey Perez help each other blo k the oppo ing team. 123 �Kzckzn ' TO Wzn The boy ' var iry occer team t high tandard for rh m elve rhi year. Every one had their own dreams for rh ea on, but ir' the goal they made a a team that put them in the potlight. oach Len Zigment said the goal of the ea on wa , "To make it to final ,"and that' exactly what they did! Everyone who aw rh ream in action r alized all the effort that wa pur into each gam , each pra rice, and each defeat. The dedication, hard work, and support of the players, coache , spectator , and the parent made the sea on run smoothly. Wharev r you do ... don't undere rimate the pow r of rhi team, because when they kick, rh y'r kickin' to win. Ju tin Blake dare rhe Lewi Palmer player to rake rhi ball away from him . Freddy Kinhofer works to get in front of his opponents with hopes to get rhe ball. Fir tRow: Justin Blake, Freddy Kinhofer, Wayne Frazier, Johnathan Tucker, hawn chwab. econd Row: Joseph ew orne, Ben Williams, Jeremiah Ward, Ricky Da ugo, helvyn Feay. Third Row: oach Earl Frazier, Echo Mitchell, Ashley helton, eorge Evan ,Troy Leeman, Jack Murphy, hristopher opeland, Joclyn Vinson, oach Len Zigment. 124 Vm~srry SocceR oncentraring on the ball with determination Ben Williams. to win i �Goalie Wayne Frazier make a flying leap to top Lewi Palmer from making a goal. All the dedicated parent , fan , coache , and ream player watch as Troy Leeman rake the ball down field. o one can hold back Christopher opeland from getting the ball. 125 �Shoorzn' FoR ThezR GoaLs During a Lewi Palmer game, Jonathan Tucker omes up from behind to steal the ball away. 'This year's Junior Var iry team has a lot of n w talent," says Coach Earl Frazier. 'That can only get better with xperience." oach Frazi r is very proud that MRH has two J.V. teams while mo t chools can only handle one. All three team have been acting together a one huge team, which helps to make it easi r for them to play a a unit. "The tie with the 'big boys' from Lewi Palmer wa th mo t important game," tate Coach Fraiser. The boy worked hard and in the end fi lt succe with victory. The Junior Var iry made a shoot for their goals and they made them happen! A broken arm doesn't keep avin Bei sel from playing. During a game against LP, he how he can till handle the ball well. First Row: Joshua tewart, Ian ampbell, Adam Hockett, ory I ten, Lee Cruz. econd Row: Kenneth Honerkamp, arlos Garcia, Ryan ase, Ernesro anchez, Gavin Bei el, Jonathan Tucker. Third Row: oach Earl Fra ier, Kimberly Hosken , Kyle William , Brandon Doche, Kiel layton, Amanda Taylor. 126 ]. V. # 1 SocceR �As he tries to break free from an LP defender, Brian Larrabee keeps control of the ball as Ryan a e comes to assi r. weeping the ball away and moving down field, Ian hamplain comes up on an LP defender. Purring all hi strength in it, Lee ball back into play. ruz gets ready to throw the truggling to break free of an LP player, Ryan of rhe ball and tart to head down field. a get control 127 �Runnzn' IT CRazy h J. . #2 b y are nothing to undere timate. They were giving th ir oppon nt omething to worry about. You could say th y gav them a run for their money. The strength to keep going radiated through th play r , and it wa the up port of the coaches, pirited on-look rs, var ity and the J.V players that are to thank. Th y where th one that h lp d the boy to make it a fun m morabl ea on and gav th m the hop for an even b tt r ea on n xt y ar. K p your eye on the e player b cause they are runnin to b on top. Za hariah Bower 1 runnin' rhi ball down field with hope in mind to get a goal. coopmg up the ball A d a m Hockett prevent a goal. Back Row: i rant oach reg ringerie, manager Lora Howton, Jame Warzka, Brian Taylor, Tyrone Livingston, Christopher Vo ler, Mike Webb, Head oach Patrick Piken . Front Row: Mathew tone, Ja on ringerie, Bruce Win, Adam Hockett, Jo hua Horton, zra layton, Zachariah Bower . 128 ].V. #2 SocceR �The team relaxe a little bit while oach Patrick Pickens give a motivational talk. During the game coach Picken make Mathew tone i not hurt. ure Chris Vo sler i not about to be caught up to by a Widefield player. He's planning on runnin' it for a goal. Jumping and stopping the ball in mid air i Dominic Mixon. 129 �Movrn' up rn rhe SranOrngs Be ide making Me a Ridge hi tory by qualifying for th Di trier Tournament, the 1999 girl ' var iry volleyball ream ha had an impre iv a on. Led by captain Becky Mar h and Michele arney, the girl fini h d the year with a 5 and 14 record. Sea on highlights were: Eva impson made th 1 t team All-Area, Amber Davi made the 2nd team All-Area, and senior Becky Marsh wa nominated for the All- tate enior 'tam and hampions 2000. Ac ording to oach Li a Whorton, "The girls grew together a a team throughout the ea on and developed and understanding of , teamwor k . Using all her strength, Michele Carney erves the ball over the net. Becky Mar h show her "Grizzly Grrr" a he aggressively goes for the ball. Michele Carney al o attempts to make the play. hawing tremendou effort Kelly Depauw as she hit the volleyball to Sierra High chool. 130 VaRSITY VoLLey&aLL Michele arney watche in awe a Kim irois bumps the ball to the oppo ing team. �"Air Davi " the name Amber Davi de erve after piking the ball. Vicki Gardner gives a perfect et for Eva tmp on. Alma Salazar returns the ball, Eva tmp on and Becky Mar h back her up. Va~s1ry VoLLey8aLL Front Row: Alma alazar, Diana Ham. 2nd Row: Vicki Gardner, Jackie Elli , Kim iroi , Michele arney, Kelly epauw. 3rd Row: Re ha Medina, Becky Mar h. 4th Row: oach Tami Knelder, oach Yvonne corr, Je ica Butala, Amber Davi , Eva imp on, manager ari Wilmoth, oach Li a Whorton. 131 �SeTTZn ' ZT up "The team really improved a lot thi ea on. The girls learned a great d al about volleyball and themselves throughout th season," says junior varsity coach Yvonne cott. With their 3 and 11 record, th J .V. team gave their be t and put forth tons of effort. At the end of the sea on, Lise oli, Van ssa Perez, and Erin Vigil were given Grizzly Award for their great p rformances during the year. Jessica Butala did awe orne leading her team as captain. The girl look forward to continuing to improve the team. tephanie Morris bump the ball to her opponents, the Sierra tallions. Watch out, Resha Medina, for that elbow from Courtney Glommen as she makes a play on the ball. Teammates tephanie Morri , Resha Medina, and Vanessa Perez glimpse at Lynette Andrew as she lunges for the volleyball. 132 ].V. VoLLey~aLL Lise oli bump the ball as her teammates Jessica Butala, Vanessa Perez, and Lynette Andrew anti ipate the next play. �The whole crew (Je sica Burala, Vane sa Perez, and Li e oli) prepare for rhe play, bur ir i Re ha Medina who spike rhe ball. Lynene Andrew exrend her body ro erve rhe ball. howing rheir love of rhe game, Erin Vigil bump rhe ball while rephanie Morri and ourrney Iommen back her up. From Row: Jackie Elli , Lynene Andrew, Erin Vigil, Jackie Rei rer, Maria Villa, Vane a Perez. 2nd Row: oach Yvonne con, rephanie Morri , Je ica Burala, Li e oli, Courrney Glommen, manager Eric Kinnard, manager David William . 133 �Bumpzn' up rhe sranOm~.Os - quad e m to hav no troubl impr ing oth r di trier with their unb li vabl kill. With their hard work and ton of ffort, th y fini h d the a on 8 and 11. aptain amantha Bland also 1 d rh team to a 1 t plac fini h in the Wasson High chool Tournament. Grizzly Award w re given to amantha Bland, Jennih r ravelle, Kri ten Felice, and Kimb rly Delong for their out tanding job throughout the eason. "I wa very impre ed with th improvement. They worked hard and had a great ea on," aid coach Tami Knelder. Ashley Meroxen glance up ar rhe ball he i abour ro serve. amantha Bland bump rhe ball ro Jennifer ravelle and Tammy Hockman where rhey prepare ro make rhe play. The Me a Ridge Volleyball ream round up before rhey go play wirh Grizzly pride. 134 C-SQuao VoLLeyhaLL Berh Maiurro ers up rhe volleyball a Jennifer ravellc and Samanrha Bland play ir off. �Ashley Meroxen po itions her elf to hit the ball a Riki Foltz back her up and amanrha Bland ob erves. Bethany Maiurro focu es before she erve the ball. The Me a Ridge rizzlie Kri ten Felice, Tammy Hockman, Jennifer Foltz, Tatiana Kenul, and Kim Delong play their i ter chool, Widefield. Front Row: Michelle Arellano, Kimberly Delong, Ricki Foltz, Bethany Maiurro, Tammy Hockman. 2nd Row: oach Tami Knelder, Katri e Thoma , A hley Meroxen, Tatiana Kenul, amanrha Bland, Kri ten Felice. 135 �ina Harri pirche the ball, hoping for a trike our, Jennifer Knur on and hri tine Dibene wait in anti iparion. Jennifer Knur on rake offfor fir r ba e after hitting a ground ball. Tiffany Morri reache up high to catch the ball that's heading her way. Fir t Row: Elizabeth Lawson, Jennifer Knurson, Manager Amanda uuhiwa, Andree Doche, hrisrine Dibene. econd Row: Rebecca Phillip , Mari a Aldridge, Gina Harris, hrisra Grusing. Third Row: As isranr oa h Mr. lifford Mende , Kar Felch, Tiffany Morris, Ronnerre nodgras , Je ica ain-Davis, Pamela Mende , Head oach Mr . Karen Wager. SCOREBOARD Lirrleton Pine reek Falcon akora Ridge Palmer oherry Rampart Widefield Liberty 136 L L L L w L L L L Lewis Palmer LaJunra Woodland Park terra and reek heyenne Moun rain Harrison Woodland Park L L L w L L w L �PLayzng TO Wzn This year' var ity team howed a lot of potential. Finishing their eason with a 3-13 record, the team tuck together and played as a team. Chri tine Dibene led an out tanding offense with a .367 batting average along ide freshman Pamela Mende with a .318 batting average, and junior Tiffany Morris with a .316 batting average. A great defense rounded out the team with seniors Jennifer Knutson and Andree Doche. Though falling short in po t sea on, the lady grizzlies led a 21-7 rout over Sierra and an 11-0 stomping of Palmer. Overall, varsity showed the heart and oul needed to be great contenders. Gina Harris keeps all of her focu on the game and the player that edge off the ba e. Trying to stop the oppo ing player from getting to base are Mari a Aldrige and Andree Doc he. 137 �SupeRIOR Swzngs 1999 prov d to b memorable year for th junior varsity girl ' oftball team, rolling out five wi ov r t am u h a Palm r, and re k, and Doherty. Fr hm n Jacqui Jordon and B cky od on prn"·•ri.-.rl • great hitting ability for the t am. iving th t am its gr at catching abiliti were Nikki hepard and Tor Fox. Pitcher Katrina Law on and Natalie Dibene showed great improvement over the eason. n d fensive id were freshman Monika tewart and 0 bbi Franklin with their out tanding performance rizzly Award for h r overall p rformanc for the year. Jacq Fr hman Terra ar omo was award d th Jordan wa nam d the mo t improved of the a on. Running a fa t as he can Monika before the ball get there. tewart head for fir t Fir t Row: icole hepard, Debbie Franklin, Mallory Me amara, Monika tewart. econd Row: Rebecca od on, Kimberly anders, Terra arcomo, ara Boyd, Renee Kenealy. T hird Row: Manager Rebecca Poncelow, Victoria Fox, atalie Dibene, Katrina Lawson, Jacqui Jordon, Coach Karyn Grantz. 138 ].V. SoFrhaLL With her hand up ready to catch the ball, Jacqui Jordan keeps her foot on the ba e while her opponent make a run for it. �Sc01uhoaRO Pirching for a rrike, Naralie ibene hopes for rhe be r. Lirrleron Pine reek Dakora Ridge Palmer Ram parr Widefield Liberry L L L w L L L Lewis Palmer Fountain La Junta oherry and reek Wo dland Park heyenne Mr. L w L w w w L Karrina Lar on rrie her harde r ro hir rhe ball while up ro bar. Devi ing a plan of acrion, Coach Karyn ream rogerher ar rhe pircher' mound. rantz garher her 139 �Swzngzng IT PRouO howing lots of improvement the 1999's CSquad team never lost hope. Rallying for a 4-6league season the girls took home impre sive wins over and Creek and Liberty. The team even came close to a 59 overall sea on, but crushing losses to Coronado and St. Mary' left a bad taste in the mouths of the C-Squad team. pecial notes are given to tephanie Drain who was voted the most improved player of the year and Christina Felder who received the Grizzly Award. Coach Robert Utter is proud to have the ability to work with the team. The girls to have enjoyed the season and thank Coach Robert Utter for all of his support and guidance. "Thank you", states to the entire team for an awesome memorable season. Christina Felder slows down and gets ready to make a turn, looking for second base. Sc01u8oaR.o Littleton Pine Creek Dakota Ridge Palmer Rampart Widefield Liberty Lewis Palmer Fountain Ft Car on La Junta Doherty and Creek Woodland Cheyenne Mr. 140 L L L w L L L L w L w w w L C-SQuao SofTBaLL howing her pride for the team , hawna Carroll pitche the ball as hard as she can. �Fir t Row: rephanie Drain. Second Row: Wendy ro , racy Pare, Anna Emmon , hrisrine arroll, Jacqueline ray, hawna Carroll. Third Row: Jennifer uadrado, Chri rina Felder, Erin Hemmerling, Manager Vane a Geery, oach Robert Urrer, Jessica Bauer, Joey Thoma , Je ica Monte . A lor of rhe support of rhe ream comes from rhe player rhem elve . The girl cheer their ream on and have fun all ar rhe arne rime. Taking a quick break during practice in rhe gra i Jennifer Cuadrado. Je ica Bauer make a wing for rhe ball with all her might. 141 �NoTaBLe Moves Becoming more and more popular by the year, this year's tennis team has shown a lot of heart and determination to the game. With lots of experience to their advantage and some fresh new talent, tennis has a lot to how for. An overall record of 2-9 does not reflect the great talent of the team. Playing great on the road, the tennis team took down both Harrison and Sand Creek. The guys topped the year off by over-throwing rival Widefield in the district playoffs. "Expect the team to have a much improved record next year," comments Dr. Patrick Lawrence on his team's year. James Goff serves up the ball to his opponent in his match. 142 Temns After a powerful forehand , Robert Lankford watches the ball go over the net. Jason Bonoan watches his teammate Dennis Mondejar get ready to hit the ball before ir hits the ground. �Our ream line up next ro Widefield ro get their a ignmenr on who they are playing. SCOREBOARD Rampart Liberty Wasson Lewis-Palmer Harri on olo. prings hristian and reek heyenne Mrn. terra Widefield Widefield (Districts) L L L L w L w L L L w First row: hris Breon, Jame Goff, Denni Mondejar, arlo Garcia, Jason Bonoan, Jeff Walker. econd row: oach Patrick Lawrence, Danielle Pullin, Brandon Willingham, Robert Ortiz, Winston arr, oach teve Raney. After erving rhe ball, Roberr Orriz watche and hope for the ball ro land in while Coach Lawrence watche . umber one ingle Brandon Willingham powerfully erve the ball over the net. 143 �Swznc;znc; Then~ Own Way hi y ar g lf ha b en turning head with every trok of the putt rs. Every team member has made an improvement in their gam , and thi y ar th re have b en more chool record broken than any pr viou y ar. Luca Winkelbauer had th lowe t ight en hole core with a 78 and the lowe t nin hole r with a 7. Th tournament team of] rome Bolton, Rafael Diaz, and Luca Winkelbauer al o got it b t tournam nt fini h thi y ar at the oronado la ic, placing 6th out of 20 t ams! Among the many a hi v ment of th golf team thi year w r the numb r f play r who 1 tt r d. 1 nn arl on and Jame h 11 letter d for th ir first year; Rafael Diaz for hi econd y ar; and J rome Bolton and Lucas Winkelbauer for th ir third y ar. The mo t improved play r for th y ar wa Markus Moeder- handler. J 1 cab lla Mik J n , Ju tin handl r, and Matt tey had great a on a well. Jam hell, lenn arl on, Rafael Diaz, and Luca Winkel bauer relax at Air A ademy after a hard eighteen hole . oling off in the hade, Matt a J I aD lla " ing away. tey war he Junior Jame hell initiate fre hman Marcu Maeder- handler into the golf team by teeing a ball held in Marcu ' teeth. 144 GoLF �Camera shy? Mike Jones tries hi hardest to hit the ball, but he gets a big "whif" instead. Apparently, the paparazzi distracted him. First Row: Joel cafella, Markus Moeder- handler, Ju tin Chandler, Glenn arlson, Matt Orey. econd Row: Rafael Diaz, Lucas Winkelbauer, oach Rick Wil on, Mike Jones, Jame hell, Jerome Bolton. Matt Otey look on a hi ball oars farther and farther, finally making it on to the green. Lucas Winkelbauer inten ely concentrate on making hi putt. come between hi ball and the hole. orhing can 145 �Swzmonng lnbetween troke for a breath of air. hristina Hall come up tanding on the blocks, Ricki Foltz get ready to dive in the water. 146 lui tina Bergling get ready to dive while her relay partner come in. �Amanda Ledford swim rhe 100 fly. he aid "The ream gor off ro a prerry slow rarr, bur a rhe ea on near rhe end, everyone improve nor ju r in rheir rimes, bur each per on conrribures ro bringing rhe ream rogerher." Wirh rhe Widefield girl cheering her on, Melanie Parrer on fini hes rhe 200 free relay. hri rina Bergling swim in a relay while her ream mare wair for her ro fini h. GIRL Swunmmq Back row: Joanne Ru hford, Rachel Reynold , Amanda Ledford, De irae Leipply, Melani Parrer on, and Ashley Meroxen. From row: hri rina Bergling, Riki Folrz, Lacey Mar h, and Mila Ander on. 147 �PResseo FoR Tzme This season, the var ity t am pulled together and kept up with th ir competition by pressing into overtime many times. The guys pulled their strengths together and tried their best to make defeat . They made great accomplishments for themselves and a a team. The effort that they put into each of their games was pushed until the end. Hopes were never lost and the game was never over until it was over. Even though the team seemed pres ed for time they never gave up and that alone i a great accomplishment. Kyle Reutner tries his best not to lose control of the ball. oach Brad Dorai gives a talk to the team with hope to make this game a winning one. Terrence Gibbons tease the opponents a little before he makes his move. 148 VaRSITY BaskerhaLL Freddie Goggins takes the ball down the court and dares the Harrison player to stop him. �core Board 0 Pine Creek @'Pueblo Central vs. Lewis Palmer @ Woodland Park @•Pueblo 1:-.asr vs. Pine reck vs. Harrison 0 l)icrra vs. andcreek vs. Cheyenne Mr. vs. Widefield 0 Lewi Palmer vs. Woodland Park 0 Harrison vs. Sierra <it Sand reek @• Cheyenne Mounrain @• Widefield 54-55 54-63 65-76 39-55 53-63 46-44 53-55 45-82 61-67 36-33 47-77 53-73 44-59 50-62 36-68 55-71 Jeremy Bryant looks for a chance to ger a lirrle do er to rhe ba ker. Fir t Row: Matthew Ko, Kyle Reutner, lifron Martin, hri opeland. econd Row: Jonathan Vails, Ralph Black, Jeremy Bryant, Freddie Goggin . Third Row: Managers arah Bourn, Veronica Juarez, oach Akai lifford, William Bank , Terrence ,ibbons, Romeo Iontez, Kevin Jone , oa h Monte Fetter , oa h Brad Dorais. There i no way rhar Romeo Montez i going to ler anyone ruin the hance to make rhese point ar rhe ba ker. 149 �COURT OF GRzzzLzes The junior var i ty rizzlie really took over the court ju t like royalty. o on wanted to get in the ucce ful player . oach way of th Monte F rrer d cribed th team a "a uniqu bl nd of young player that are going to help rai e the expectations of Me a Ridge Basketball." This y ar' team was made up of all new players that oach Fetters had never coached before. n very memorable moment for this team wa finishing e ond ov rall in the Lib rry JV tournament. Fir t Row: Mitchell ziduch, ric Kinnard, ean Camacho. econd Row: Jeremiah tafford, Matthew Ko, Mo e oggin , Michael Jone . Third Row: Manager arah Bourn, VeronicaJuarez, Gary o per, Jerome Bolton, Nathan Boeugher, Jonathan Vails, Coach Monte Fetters. Harri on player don't know what to do with them elve as Mitchell Dziduch jump for the hot of another core. 150 ) .V. Ba kerhaLL �Jeremiah curl." rafford pas cs rhe ball on a play known as "rhe Bearing Harrison off rhe dribble, Kevin Jone line up for rhe rri -facror. Breaking rhe Harrison defense Jonarhan Vails hoors and core . @Pine reek @Pueblo enrral v . Lewi Palmer v . Widefield v . Liberry v . Doherry @ Woodland Park v. and Creek v . heyenne M rn. v . Widefield @ Lewi Palmer vs. Woodland Park @ Harri on v . terra 53-50 47-45 59-62 65-45 58-49 62-65 58-40 47-28 41-49 50-33 49-43 41-40 55-61 50-58 51-45 66-61 151 �Movzn' The CouRT The fre hmen boy had a promising team. Their team showed great spirit and heart. They had outstanding dreams. At each game, the team howed what they had in them. At practice they did their be r and howed great team work by running through drills as a team. They split a two game eries with Widefield losing the first but coming back in the second game of the series to win. "Basketball is a rush. I mo dy like the rush and roar of the crowd when it's a close game," said Jose Martinez. "Work hard in whatever you do. It's not if you win or lo e, it's how you played and if you had fun. Thank for the hard work team," ays Marcieze Whitfield. First Row: Jacob DeLong, Dadrian Combs, Kyle Jamison, Joshua Hartman, Jo e Martinez. econd Row: Marcieze Whitfield, Jarell Martin, athan Lehn, Matthew Otey. Third Row: Coach Akai Clifford, manager Evelyn Stewart, Dereck Bell, Jonathan Robinson, Christopher Daniels, Taron Pasley, Reginald Prather, Lamar Gaston, Loriko Murphy. Jo e Martinez uses his dribbling skills to get around two defenders blocking him. He looks for someone to pass to so they can hopefully score some points. 152 FReshman BasknhaLL Before the defender gets to him, Reginald Prather goes for the basket to raise the score. �Wirh rwo Harrison players guarding him, Marrhew rey rries his be r ro pas rhe ball ro a reammare for rhe poinr rhar jusr mighr win rhe game. ScoJuBoaRO Pine reek Pueblo enrennial Lewi Palmer Woodland Park Pine reek Inv. Harri on Sierra Sand reek heyenne Mrn. Widefield Lewi Palmer Woodland Park Harri on Sierra and reek Cheyenne Mrn. Widefield During a rime our, oach Akai lifford ralk ro his fre hmen roger rhem ro rake their energy one srep further o rhey can win the game. Marcieze Whitfield looks for a reammare down rhe court to pa to before rhe orher ream ger ro him. 153 �ShooTzng FOR Success! Th Mesa Ridg irl 'Ba ketball program has gone through a lot of coa hes sin e the sea on tarred in 1997. Th former JV oach, Kirk V etecka, ha moved to then w po ition of Var ity and H ad coach f the wh I program. H ha hired t; ur n w coa he to h lp continu the oaching of the ladies this ea on. Through hard work and d dication the worn n of the var ity girl ' basketball have triumphed through everything th y have don . Whether it be gam , practice, and ju t getting along, they have hown u that they hav trem ndous working kill . he var ity team ha n't aimed to win, but to do th be t th y can. They hav carried this thought throughout th ea on and, with that, have e 11 d in their talent of playing ba ketball. Khalifah ailor goe up the court while being do ely guarded by 1erra. Row I: Andree DoLhe, Khalitah ailor, Jennifer Knur~on, Michele Carney. M,uriverre Martinez. Row 2: \heila Fortenberry, Ronnerre Snodgress, Amber Davis, ha \imp>on. Janice Robinson. Jacqueline Philon. Row 3: Manager Consuelo Ortega, Coach Bill Harms. oach Karen Grant, Coach Kirk Vserecka, oaLh Karen Grantz, Coach Eric Hulem , Manager arasha Hernandez. lari a cott looks for an open player. Lea Bair desperately tries to pas the ball. 154 Eva Simpson watches closely for the ball while guarding a player. �The ream comes together for support. Though do ely guarded by opposing team, Janice Robinson rakes a shot for Mesa Ridge offense. Jumping high, Amber Davis uses skill to tap the basketball into the basket to raise the already high score. Scoreboard vs. Pine Creek v . Pueblo Cemennial vs. 1-ewJ>·Palmer vs. Woodland PJrk 39-S·i 51- SO V>. Pine (reek ~0-61 vs. Mannou Springs S 25 vs. Harric;on vs. S1erra vs. Sand Creek v;, ( hevenne Mountain vs. Widefield vs. I.ewi)-Palmer vs. Woodland vs. Harrison vs. S1erra vs. Sand ( reek vs. Chevenne Moumam v;. \'(.Jd.efield With the ball held high, Fatima Maddox jumps into rhe air to take a shot against ierra. 46-65 46-44 )4 f7 52 38 43-'i-1 .B-47 19-44 j6.) I 58-64 27-77 40·.~2 56-60 S 1-'iO 64 38 With Mesa at 24 and Sierra close behind at 16, Andree Doche dribbles the ball up the court while holding back a player. 155 �DeOzcarzon, DzsczpLzne, Desuu Junior Var ity ha prov n them elve with th ir kill by working hard. By lots of practice and overcoming every ob tacle, th y have shown that th y really want to do their very be t. To do o, they have had to almost punish them elv s to exceed in their skill . "We have shown great improvement throughout the year. We have play d as a team and focused on working tog ther for a victory. Two third place fini he in tournaments have b en a positiv experience," comments Coach Harm on his team' ability to work together. JV al o accomplished their goals by playing with both the "heart and de ire" needed to function as a team. Th upport of the M a Ridge student 5ody has also helped th play r accomplish their goal . The action and excitem nt of the crowd was what kept the pirit of the players alive and kicking. I I I I I I Pamala Mende rrie ro get ro the hoop ro score a goal for the team. Row I: Farima Maddox, Bene I:vans, arasha Whirfield, Larisha Moore, Jennifer Villanueva, Pamala Mende . Row 2: oach Bill Harms, Lea Bair, amanrha Allnun, Jessica Burala, Iarissa con, Coach Karen Granrz, Manager Alicia Ausrin. Jennifer Villanueva look on ro find a fellow teammate to pass the ball ro. Bette' Evans and Leah Bair prove the word "team" while trying ro get the ball. 156 Iarissa Scott gers on rhe defense against Harri on. �arasha Whitfield, surrounded by a Sierra defense, find an opening fo r a ho r. Ronn erre Snodgre s barrl es a H arri son defender for rh e ball . Jes ica Burala tries to score the free throws that were given to her for drawing a foul. core board v,. Pine (reek "· Pueblo ( cntenmal V\, Le,,., H· Palmer V>. WoodlAnd PArk "·Pine Creek "'· \1anitou ~pnng' n. Harrison n. Sicrrd "· Sand Creek v,. Chevennc .~1ountain , \\ tdefi ld "'· Lev..·I ~- Palmer V\. \X'oodland V\. Harn . . on V\. Sierra !2-(,.. N-2S 26~S9 ~6-23 ~8-~0 1,9 I 4 4X-2~ B II ;8 ~S ~-' .f2 ~s ~0 16~ f0 \- 4- V\. Sand Creek ''· Chcvennt* .\1 ountain V\, Wtd tldd The team anticipate the ball going into the basker. amanrha Allnutt con intrates as she take a hot for Me a Ridge. Tourname nt "· Uu.aberh V\. Liberty ""· A1r Academy 18-29 .U-44 157 �LIFe zn The FaST Lane -squad Girls' Basketball has had a remarkable season. This year's C-squad team has had a great attitude. They also have a nothing-good-comes-too-easy attitude. Through hard work and dedication this team has never given up. Practice proves to be successful, yet tough. Long hours after school prove to be difficult and stressful but good preparation for following game. Do you ever hear a teammate complaining though? Never. They have stuck together and it has shown. If you go to a game, you see a team that gets along. With great players that get along, there isn't anything that can stop this team. Kim DeLong tries for a ba ker while dodging opposing players. Row 1: amanrha Bland, tephanie Morris, Kim DeLong, Beth Maiurro, hristine Gehrt, Becky Dodson, Paralee Massie. Row 2: Manager Mindy tewarr, oach Karen Grant, Jessica Bauer, Memory Travis, Teiyonna Posley, Jacqui Jordan, Katrina Lawson, oach Eric Hulen, Manager Kim Me lelland. Memory Travis passes the ball to Beth Maiurro as they go down the court. The ream huddles to gain confidence before the game. 158 Alicia Brandon waits for the right rime to pass the ball. �Managers Mindy Srewarr and Kim McClelland conver e while working rhe scoreboard. While under heavy defense, Jennifer 1ravelle rakes a shor. Wirh rough defen ive from rhe orher ream , amanrha Bland goe up ro block rhe shor. coreboard v.. Pine ( reek V> . Pueblo Cemenmal ~() B ~ 7 29 "'· Lew1~ Palmc:r q'\ 20 v . \XOodland Park V\ Sand ( reck v>. Colorado Spnng> School .} 1 18 ~'\ 28 v . ( heycnnc \1oumain -~ -~ " · Widdldd ~~~ 12 .~6-6 fS l~w1<. Palmer -! 7 l2 '-·Woodland Park v,. Was<.on V\. Lilxrty S7 1'> V\. 49 I ' "'· Pine (reck ln\IL lourn \\. H.uri,on ''· \ierra '\. ~and ( ·ruk V\. ( Jackie Jordan make sure no one from Liberry gers rhe ball. Berh Maiurro runs fasrer rhan ever ro make a lay-up. "heycnn<." .\1ountam ' . \Xidefidd v Lt:"'' Pollmcr V>. Woodland P•rk "'· ~brri~on V\ . Sierra 159 �Razszng The SprRIT LeveL The 1999-2000 Mesa Ridge Cheerleaders are truly the epitome of school spirit. With a squad made up of 17, the varsity squad has acomplished a lot this year. The J.V squad of just eight members has definitely made their presence known in our school. This past summer, both of our squads attended a summer camp at U.C.C.S. In a miniature competition called the "Champion Chant," the varsity squad dominated the competition from all over the city, taking first place overall and receiving a trophy. The J.V squad was successful at receiving many blue ribbons for their great work throughout the camp. The squads then brought home all of the excitement of camp to share with the student body. They wowed the crowd at the Homecoming assembly, dancing to Ricky Martin's "Maria. " The Winter Dance assembly was excellent as the Varsity and J.V squads joined forces to perform an awesome show. VaRSITy : First Row: Sarah Hamilton , Candice Helmick, Cecily Ler Elise Richard, Krysral Rice. Second Row: Kendal Rice, Katrina Washingto Kelly Baird , Alyssa Randall, Andrea Mara. Top Row: Coach Stephan Cundiff, Susan Pyles, Alex Valdez, Anna Rancourt, Francesca Simpa, Katie Baros. While performing at the Hom ecom in g asse mbl y, Anna Ranco urt and Janice Robinson cheer their hearts out. ]unLOR VaRSITy: First Row: Hollie Doche, Kirstine H aagen, Yadira Moreno, Second Row: Cassandra Thomas, Cassandra Palmer. Top Row: Coach Stephanie C undiff, Juli Ko, Amanda Beeler, Coach Katie Baros. 160 �The cheerleader pull of an awesome pair of devarors at the Homecoming assembly. After practice, andice Helmick and Kendal Rice goof off while waiting for their rides. While cheering at halftime of a soccer game, the J. V cheerleaders perform with pride. Fre hmen Krystal Rice and Juli Ko do double heel tretches after practice. During the halftime performance, Alyssa Randall and Sarah Hamilton lead the crowd in a cheer. 161 �STeppzng TO New BeaT Blood, w at, and tears. Tho e are the only words to describe The Prid of Mesa Ridge Marching Band. At the Pikes Peak March of hampion the pride prove to be the epitome of school spirit. Th Pride placed eighth place out of 17 chools in their clivi ion, while the drum majors placed third. You can hear the school pmt a the words "M a Ridge Pride Huh! " echo through the field and walls of the school. When you hear those words, it is obviou that The Pride is around. The Pride i definitely a force to be reckoned with. olor Guard pre ent the Pride of Me a Ridge Banner at the Fountain parade. Fmr Row . John Hill. T<rrance C,bbom, Will Crump. Edgar V<ga. Michael Lopez. ryler Worl<r. Jonathan H"'· Eric ( rms. K<"h Hall . R..y Bo"-h« Amber Gr<cr, St<phant< \J,Iano, Jon ,._1ills. Ru'5ell Crav<. S<cond Row. 1.<< Karhy ~ord (Coach) , Anna lisa On<ga. ·r.cr Bar<-.<1. Mollr Selr<nrighr, Corri< McKinn<y, Kaelynn Maschg<r. Enn Srewarr, Melani< Bak<r. Rachel Reynold,, DommK Vigil. Jennifer ·lObin , Marli Kwiatkow~kt, Donncua Swncr<><:k, S.:~lccna Jcllmg\, Rhondd IC:nnam, Samantha Hope, Jam ie .\.1.au.u. Tri'loh~ ~Hone, Phil Ol i va~ (Director). Thtrd Row: .Sh.uon Johnson, Jcnmfcr Crmby. Adrienne Andcr\on. I·Jiabeth Stcwan. \'alene Crowc,Je-.,tc.a Ain worth. Melodic Pyle'~, Mari\\.1 Crabtr~. Casey lknoit, Laura Lttdcpagc, Stephanie I uck, Dana Cole, April Nickcr.,on, B<rh Kr"''· Feliua (,oh<cn , R<n< K<n<aly. Bnk)· Mann mg. Kimberly Delfin, Sr<pham< B~rchfield ~ounh Ro"o M1k< Vigil, Sv<nja Carlock, Ab Vald<Z. JoAnn H1 ll. Jusun 1<d<rich, David Cunis, K<Vm Brownsr<m , Pau l Grow. Jacob Amsworrh, Hal Maddox, Sylas Boyl<, Jusun \\'<nzl . Mm Tr<ar , 1\hrk Foley, Kmtoph<r Pt<"all, \lviana V<b Jusrin Cusic . ...1ik< Ruba\h, Sr<phan \\'allace. hfrh Row: Brad Rubash, Chm Murphy. Nick Sanders, Tm1 Pr<ssey. Andy Walro n. S!<ph<n Caspc:r. Con\uelo Orr<ga. Da n1 el l mn , Marl \X'alr<r. Du;un DKk<r-on, I'J ..\1amn, Anrhon)· Can<r.J<r<my Emrick, Jam<; 'all , Felix H<rnadez. M~thell< Roof, Swen Sw<aring<n. Suzanne Bye~. 162 MaN.chmc; Bano The Pride of Mesa Ridge Marching Band performs during the Homecoming game. Jennifer Tobin and Dominic Vigil are the Drum leaders for the Pride of Me a Ridge Marching Band. �Amber Greer, Jon Mill , Keith Hall , and Ray Bo che all play the snare at halftime during the Homecoming football game. During half-time at Widefield chool Di trict 3 radium, April Nickerson play her clarinet. At a football game Eric Cross and Jonathan He play the quad drum. Terrance Gibbons stand at parade rest for a break. Melanie Baker plays the flute at the local parade in Fountain. During halftime at a football game, trombone player get into formation. 163 �STRerchzng To New Hezghrs Though b ing a m mber of the cro country seems like a troll in the park to some people, the truth i , it is a lot of work. ach day after chool th t am gathers for their afternoon tr tches befor they hit th rra k. ften the team will run around the chool or n ighborhood ju t for a little hange or cenery. ometim th t am v n h ld pra ti in th morning ! Although it ould ometime b tiring, the hard work paid off and ev ry runner on the t am improved th ir time. The team ven had a runner qualify for tate. aking 18th out of 175, Will Bank et a n w chool r ord with a tim of 17:11! April oodrich ran a 24:10, leading the girl ' team and ju t barely mi ed qualifying for tate. All in all, oach Joe rrone wa proud to have had uch a great year. tretching before an afternoon practice are (from) April Goodrich, Desirae Lipply, (back) Jennifer Villanueva, Echo Mitchell, and Rachel Orr. Keeping up with our neighbor rival of Widefield is Mike urherland, who later edged ahead. onny Herman and Alex they stretch. 164 CRo ole can till manage a smile as CounTRY �Jennifer Villanueva work o hard ro place in the race that he doe n't have much rime to check our the cene around her. Trying ro get ro the fini h line wi rh ucce J arne Fernandez. Fim Row: Will Banks. econd Row: James fernandez, Alicia Mouriquand, April oodrilh, RaLhel Orr, Brian Ragsdale, Josh Hine . Third Row: Desirae Leipply, Echo Mitchell, Amanda Williams, Patrick O'Connell, Fdward Asher, , onny Herman, Jennifer illanueva. Fourth Row: Amanda Taylor, hannon Ko, Vanessa Vigil, Mike utherland, Kyle Reurner, Erick Paul, Alex ole, oach Angelo errone. 165 �W1usrLzng Tyler Bogardu ride his opponent during hi march. RoLL'em oveR, pzn'em f[ar, srzck rhezR shouLoeRs ro rhe mar The Me a Ridge wre ding team i truly one in a million. With their duals record of 7-6, the team placed second in the Mesa Ridge Duals. Under the coaching of Mr. Mark Walker, Mr. Gary Foltz, and Mr. Todd McCl Band the team has shown excellant dedication and team unity. They set a fine example and tandard for the future Mesa Ridge wre ders. oach Walker commented on how the ea on went. "This year was very ucce sful. The wrestler came together and become one of the most cohesive teams I have ever een. I'm very proud of them." Coach Mark Walker ralks ro Je e Harfieled while his opponent gerring bandaged up. B r i a n Ragsdale rake his wre ding seriously. Here he smashes his opponent. Facing his opponenr, Josh Overman gers ready for a rake down. First Row: James l·ernandez, Bnan Rag~dale, Timothy Davis. Scon She ks, joseph Martinez, Dan1el owland, Michael McGarvey,Jason Ander~on. Second Row: Jacob Lopez, Manuel haco,Jesse Harfleld, athaniel Ewol t, Brian Brooks, Josh Overman, Dennis Hisey. Third Row: Mr. Mark Walker, Mr. Ga~ Folrz, Kevin Dav1s, John Roan, Tyler Bogardus. Darrell Dickey, Jonathan Call, George 1'1llsbury, Mr. Todd McClelland. 166 �1\ndy Hi ey break down his opponent during rheir match. Trying to turn the opponent, cott heeks tries hi harde t. ScoRehoaRo Vs. Widefield 1erra heyenne Mountain Mitchell and reek Widefield and reek Harrison Woodland Park Lewi Palmer Pueblo County Rampart Bear reek Brush Invitational olorado prings Invitational Me a Ridge Duals Eldorado Invitational Thornton Invitational ornonado Invitational L(I1-57) w (68-12) w (49-27) w (45-15) w (48-21) L (I 2-60) w (48-21) L (24-54) L (34-39) L (23-50) w {42-31) L (21-55) w (39-26) evenrh place Fourth place econd place evenrh place eventh place Third place Daniel Nowland i working for a fall. John Roan works his opponent over for the win. Kevin Davis work for a fall with his opponent. 167 �l Jlttelanie, CVad lras given !JOll " pecial 7afl(' since !JOll were a little girl. even as !JOll got older, !JOU still wanted this special time at bedtime. vi}lom and CVad are proud of !JOU and we're lwpp!J !JOU live b!J tl1ese words: .J can do art!Jtl1ing .J wa11l, if .J put "'!J mind to it. .J can be an!Jthing .J want to be. .J·m a ver!J special girl. (CWh!J are !JOU special?) CJJecause .J·m !JOUr special girl. CWe love !JOU. ~ ~ ~i: c == ..!! C'1 0) ~i: G You "re a bi[l 9irl uow "JHie ister iss•r· Cou9mtulatious!!! ]ou arc warm, comlhlssionatc, and sincere. We lwpe .!JOU nwcr lose these qualities. 'Jlus/1 .!]Ourself to ad1in•c !JOUr full potential aml ~ou will be surprised at the /ctod and jo11 of !JOur success rile forwcr 11roud of IJOUr two sclwol swimmin9 records; we sure arc! <'We lm•e you and lihc you and always will. 'flom and "Dad Jtlmy, ]ou are such a beautiful young Indy. (\f}e are so proud of you . (\f}e will ahvays share our special laue no matter where you decide to go to college. 7lranh you for all your /nuglrs and strong spirits. Jill/ of you laue todny a/mays. Laue, ._il,tom, r.Dad, & 2-late 168 ~erri, ~ ef"'"j E M ~ e-"- f"'"j E M Jtls we lurue 1vatclred you gron1, so has our luue grown. JOr you are /lOW a young IVO/IIQ/1 on her way to lrer future and witlr you goes our lm•e and a blessing for happiness and success. '-) Hay you always be tire beautiful woman you are todny. ,Cove, ._il,lom, r.Dad, & [jirls r.Danielle, f\Oe·re very proud of you! ]ou Irave so much to offer tire 1vor/d. 'Tnhe it by the tail! (\{k fi/u; you; me faue you; and we care about you . ._il,tom and r.Dad �~ou ' rc a rcmarhabk youug man and .J·, so proud of lfOU! J'I•c cryortcd uurturiug, tcoLiring, aud cxpcricnwrglifc wrtlr lfOU. J·, I'trlf excited for lfOur future! y_pu will en/ranee manrt otlrcr lii•cs brt aclriwiug your own dreams . ~our fearless ambition and sanquiuc cntlrusiasm will tal.c lfOU far ~;u 'rc just a diamoud in tire rou9lr! J fol'C lfOU, ._..llorn ))our beaut!). sweet Erich, persona/it!) and charming smile lws gained !JOUpeople's liearl. ))our brow/edge aud •visdom min !JOU a briglzt future. f'We're proud of IJOU . Luue alwaiJS. Jl.tom, 'JJad, & r:R.ich!J (\.{)e liaue alwa!JS liad great liopes for !JOU. Jl's amazing/row !JOU liaue surpassed tliem be!Jo11d our wildest dreams will! !JOUr dedi ation, compassiou, grace, and /uuuauii!J- ))our future is briglzt and promi iug; IJOu 've seeu to tliat. ..57ill our £cyue aud 2lappiuess, Jl.tom & 'JJad 7o Our Casey [jirl, Jnitiative, perseverance and accountability /rave long been your most defining values. Lire pride you have in yourself, the way you carry !JOU rself and tire trust !JOU have earned is !JOUr signature. Our greatest pride comes from !JOUr passion to excel. ))our accomplislrments and successes continue to malre us ver!J proud parents. (),{Je love !JOU as our daughter and cherish !JOU as our friend. :follow your heart and malre friends as you go. (),{Je Love ))ou! ~tom and 'l?apa 169 �iJarame, 2Iom catr me put itrto otre paragraplrlrom muclr lul'e & pride tlwt me lwve for you! )ou lral'e accomplis/red so muclr. ewe knom tire future lrolds a great deal more. '.J. emember to a/mays malk mitlr [jod & tlrat me /01Je you & 1vill alnJaJj.S be lrere for you . 0i'lll our love, 'lJad, ...A1om, & .Jamily Joey & ...Aliclrele, J /rave tears in my eyes as J looh at tlris plroto. 7Jre time's gone by fast, tire sclrool years are m•er. J clrerislr tire memories of botlr lauglrter and pain. J erUoyed all your friends, basl.et & volley & baseball games. ]ou've nrade me as proud as a parent could be. 7Jre 1vorld mould be a better place if more hids 1vere /il.e my ...Aiiclrele and my ;Joey. [jod bless you twins. J lm•e you, ...Atom ~rulree, iJentrifer, CW/rat a blessing you are! ]ou /rave 111orlud lrard to get mlrere you are today. ]our determinatiotr will turn your dreams to reality. ewe are extremely proud of you . LIYVe, .Atom and 'l)ad :Jrom grade sclrool to lriglr sclrool, you rrwer stopped ama.zirrg us. ]our oulstotrditrg traits of hitrdtress arul gerrerosit~ alotrg witlr your ability to conquer an~ obstacle tlrat stood itr IJOUr may •viii mahe you a leader itr tire future. ':No parwts could be prouder tlratr 1ve are of you! ..5lllmays follom ~our dreams . Loz•e, JHom and 'lJad ._lramrr, even at tire you"9 11[Je of 3. you were ready to tahe 011 the 111orld. ~ motlrer couldn't ash for a better son. J feel so blessed. ~s you graduate and mozJe on witlr your life, please hnow /rom so t•ery proud Jam of you and will ahvays be tlrere for you . J liYVe you . .. uncotulitiorrally. Lm•e, 2-lugs. & ::Kisses, ...Atom 170 CWislrirrg you tire best life lras to offer. Lm•e, JWom and 'l)ad 'lJamon, '13rett, and Colin �.Jared, ]ou have always brought joy and happiness to us. <"We're proud of you and your accomplishments and bro1v tire world is yours. <"We lave you very much. Jl1om & r"Dad C:Rlronda, as we watch you arow into your own life leaving clrildlrood behind, we 1vislr the satisfaction of aclrieving your aoals, but our areatest wish is tlrat you ahvays remember how proud we are of you and lrow muclr we lave you. Jl1om & Ed fllear Jennifer, Jt seems lik£ only yesterday you were just starting hinderaarten. <"Where did tire years go? l)ou've grown into a beautiful young woman 1vlto is confident, smart, and special. <"We're very proud of you . ...;;tlways remember that wherever life talus you, we are always here for you, and that we love you . '1anti %ci, Jl1om, 2-lonna, and £jrandpa 73. . Live Long and Prosper r"David, rwe are so ~·ery proud of all that you /rave achieved! ]ou /rave a good heart and great ~·alues. rwe /mow you will accomplish any goal you want to attain . .1<eep listening to tire beautiful music of your soul--it will lrelp you and others in tire adventures of your life. rwe love you very muclr! -Atom & filad '"Tanya, Jlls a little boy, you built your dreams and with cktermination you built your life. 2Jow with the spirit of the eagle, you will master your dreams. (\tie !ewe you and are very proud of your accomplishments. £ewe, 7Jad& Utlom Jl1ay the lrem•ens abm•e bless you as we were blessed 17 years ago. J·m so proud of you. J don't /wow !row ready it is, but mm•e m•er 1vorld, here comes my baby. rwe lm•e you very muclr. Jl1om, r"Dad & ...;;til 171 �Jill, ~ou lrm•c made m!tln•c wortlr li1•irr!l Y,ou lrm•c tnn•clcd a lo"!llrard m1d tlrat rrrarrrtpcoplc rrn•cr tahc )\our wurar1c mrrl rlctermirratrorr will 1I1hc IJOU mrrpt~lrcrc r1ou want to 90. Your wmmorr >errsc and rrrtcllcd will hccp !fOil alil'C and lrcaltlrr1 ..Cn•c life to its fullest mrd IWJ•c fun }jou desen•e it Y,ou nrc in mr1lreart and rrwcr alone. J·m rrn•cr far awar1 . ..Cm•c 1(011 forwcr, r"Dad Corr9ratulntiorrs Jessiw! 1 \ r can lrardlr1 bclin•e tlris r1ear lras arril•cd so qurthlrJ! ,}rst 1 r1car ago !fOil were lzcld in our arms witlr lm•c g and jo!J. 71rauks for !Jil•ir'!l us tire JOIJ I"'J of watdrirr9 you 9row to a beautiful lfOIIII!J/ndiJ <We a/sa huow !Jorllras a SfiWal ::. plan for 'lour life arrrlprart IJOII will ~ a/warts let 2-/im lc.Jd r1ori tlrrouqlr tire ~ jmrrrcr1 of life 1<cep smi/iu9 a;rd :!.:. d ...,.J rcamirr9 \ 'itlr our /m•r, r"Dad, v ltoru & l arricl ClrasiltJ ~cnce' Jt seems Iii~ .!JCSicrdatJ.!JOU •vcre slarlin9 :l<inder9arteu and no1v it is lime for .!JOU to 9raduate from school. <"We are so proud of the IJOUn9 •voman .!JOU /rave 9rown to be and of all of .!JOUr accomplislunents. /)ou haue an ama2in9 drive to succeed in cr•er.!Jihin9 that .!JOU set out to do. Jlllwa.!JS sla.!J tlrat IVa.!J and reach hi9/1 for .!JOUr dreams and tlte.!J 1vill come true! <"With all of our Lm•e! Jl.fom & 'lJad 'lJear rBechi, 2-lo•v .!JOu've 9rown! t'e're so very proud of tlte bcautifuf.!JOUn9 WOman IJOU'Ve become. Jl.fa.!J .!JOU alw~.!JS looh towards tlte future and al•va.!JS cherish the past. !)our familtJ wishes .!JOU hal' pi ness and a/( the best the future holds. Lm•e, Jl.1om, 'lJad, & rBrian :l<ris, ]ou were beautiful tltetr atrd !JOU are beautiful IIOW. (\,{)e h.now !JOU wil/ succeed itr life. ::Keep !JOUr beautiful smile. JVlom & r"Dad :l<imi, ~ .;; "' i ~ 2 .;; "' i ~ 172 ]ou lurue 9rown into suclt a lm•el.!J IJOUn9/ad~ . ]ou are ver.!J special. ...7/spire to attain ~our 9oa/s and ma!J alltJOUr dreams come true. Jollom .!JOUr !teart. ]ou deserve rwthin9 but the best. Lm•e .!JOU lots, Jl.lom , 'lJad & Jllm.!J "'E ~ t r-J " ~ t r-J ZJerrrrifer, <We·ve burr with you from the start. ,.Best wishes for a bright future! •.D:n•c & rikui, .5ilunt . _ uzrt & '"1/,clcZJim �Jessica, J·ve matclled you leam J·ve watclled you fall. J·ve also watclu:d you 9et bach up and learn some more. ~om J llm•e to set you free to follom your dreams. ':Remember !JOII r past; it is mlw IJOII are. Luv, ..Atom Prissy. J{OIV you ilm•e WOIVtl, from til is little 9irl to tire woman rJOU lrm•e become. ~emember !Jod lws brou9lrt you tlris far . Jle will continue to bless rJOU as a ltJoman and motller. ..Atom, 'IJad, and .Jamily 6del, ~ ill your life with experiences, ocus 011 your dreams, ollow your heart. ~1ay l]od bless you witlr tire courage to accomplish all you ca11 and a future that fulfills your every dream. fWe luve you, vMom&IDad Clmstina, ~ ] M t•m1 imJIOrtant datf in our lit•cs. ~ou ·E made a big mtpact on tire lil'es around t5 !fOU, and IJOU tui// be a t'fr!J big impa t ] }, ~ 71re dat lfOU 111ere born toos a = ::3 on tire lit•ts tlwt ~ou touclt tire rest of j M ~ E G tJOur life. C\.(lr arc t•mJ proud tlwt tJOU arc in our lit•cs. Lot•C, fjrandJKirettts, .A/om, and:Jamii!J Edwina, ]ou lrm•e 9one from a little 9irl to a you119ladrr Jt seems lihc onlrJ !JCSterday IV£ tooh tllis picture. 'LIIere are no words to describe tire pride and lm•e IV£ lrm•e for !JOII. Oe llope and pray tllat all your dreams and wislles come true. Lm•e, 'IJad, ..Atom, ~osalinda, J Hiclwel, Jolm Jr., :Rim, ~fad, fjra11dparwts L\ancllez a11d ..Atwdoza 'lJcarest Precious Saralr La '13car, Jt seems Iii" yesterda!J tlrat tJOil lt!ere "expected: otu tire on/ y CXJJCctcd is tlrat tjOil 'll continue to go far and be fabulous. Life witlro11t !JOU would be darl'l'r tlran tire blacl'l:st !role. J /ot~e !JO 10 times more! .....,llomma 173 �;Jcanna, Our /or•e/!1 /it1/e girl, we are so proud of !JOU, not on/!J for graduating but for tire person !JOII are. ou are ever!Jtlrit'f} we wanted and /roped for . adore !JOII! Love, ~lorn & 'lJad ewe § f ) "' ir'\ 0:1<.. 0:1<., J postpone the 1890 plan. ]ou can sta!J until !JOU finish college. :l<.imberly, ]ou grew up so fast . .Jt seems like you just started kindergarten and now you're graduating. 7i.me has flowtt h!J. <We hope !JOU achieve ever!J goal !JOU have set for !JOU rself. £ave, 7Jad& Ul1om £ave, 7Jad {1/ren you wm a bab~ ou kn•al to laugh and milt su h a happy fact can J hup ou for awlrilt? htn ~ou were a tcddltr ou kn•al to bou n e on m!J lwus now you art a .cnior will somebody pinch me plca.st? { 1 .5111 tire sports games and tlrt concerts tlr taltnt slrows and pla!Js all memories now etclral in those good old da~s 'ow its time to venture on to big and better things good lu h, ._ teplumit in all that life brings. 174 '.1 emember, t7.'tr~thing ~ou do in lift is a choice stay focused and fullrl rei~ on !jod and your fanril!J and wt will all together rejoice!! J kn•e ~ou '- teplranit from tlre boHom of m!J hmrt tlumhs for being a part of mt riglrt from tire start rwritten with tender/~ kn•t to you teplranit, b~ your ...Aiotlrtr, with kn•e and hisses, ...Atom, 'IJad, and'- ister Jennifer �]ou /raPt rmuk a major unpad on ni!J life and al o ot/rm' do . J lrold ljOU t•trlj do t to "''I lrrort and so does .'lour famrl'l ]ou lrm•c aaomplislrcd man 'I of !JOUr 9oals and ljOU will continue to aclriwe !JOUr 9oals in tire future . ]ou lun•e a t•er~ stron91rrort ]ou lun•t a sptcial!Jrft! \t't are l'trlf proud of !JOII, .:Amber J lm•e ljOu! Wt lm•t ~ou, 7Jm•id, ._Aiom, v lW'l, .:Andrro, ..- r.&rnard )3t•ttU, 03en, C"We are so proud of what you ltave achieved so far in life. C"We can't wait to see what you will accomplish next. ~emember, life is what you makt of it. £ove, c..Atom, CDad, & Shae Congratulations to the Class .51/wa'l runnin9 aJ llrt mouth! €wn rrow, fora•tr on tire plwnt! \(lr as a ~lmii!J art proud bt_ljond words of all of ljOU r accomp/islnntrrts, ljOUr pottr9 & suclr Orrct "'!J littlt 9irl, rrow all 9rown up! Looh aut world l~rt comts )3t•tltt! Olr wlrat an adult tire world is p:Hi"9 'l'ltast, olr, pltase trtat lrtr well! 2/tlp l~r to 9row up tlrt ri:Jirt wa!J! .../flalj all of !fOUr hopes and drtams comt trut, bab~j! L01•t, ...Aiom, 'Vad,'I!Jrorrt, fril: & Latia 2-lere you are at 1 year old and now you're 18. fWe'1•e been thrott[Jit a lot to9ether, from suchi"9 your thumb to spreadin9 your wings. ou ahvays thou9ht !JOU needed me, but in reality, J needed !JOU. ]ou were the wind beneath m!J wings. J·m proud of you and J love !JOU . ..Atom of 2000 175 �2-lopefull!J nothing will ever happen that we can't still be best friends. cnut if we are ever separated from each other, let's promise to go on the Sall!J how to be reunited. 021/so, never forget that we met on 02lpril 20 in g!)m class. cnest 3riends 3orever. 0 ~ We kttp liunku•J runts wr/1 ntt•cr durr~J<, kttp orr 1/urrkur; tlu~JS wr/1 olnro>~s bt tlrt "'"" .?Is we 9" orr, we ~ i..£. Well the trme has frnally come. We mrght not 81/er see each other agatn, but we wtll forever remember each g other rn our hearts. You two have been great, the best frrends anyone could ask for When we are all old and ~ wrth drfferent famrlres rn drfferent states, our frrendshrp iii" wrlllrve on. I love you both: you·re JUStlrke the srsters .. I've always wanted. Best wrshes. reach for the stars. & .~ don't forget me. DC, Backstreet Boys. and NSYNC 4- - if ..l!: '3 ,:: "§ ~ e~ I JUSt want to thank you for all the fun ~ !,. Peace, Senta and hyperne.ss you guys have. g•ven me. Don t torg.ct: . · rm.tlu JU\t a ~mng on .1 dryer~ these past two years I doubt I could Don't <hangc. 1 uv u 2 4 ncr' have mode tt wtthout you Never forget 'cna { ~ the laughs or the cause of them! If ~ -) ~ you need Q reminder, thtnk of J ournaltsml Love. you l•ke. a bunch of S•ste.rs always , l:::ar~ fntnb rf'J'rrStnls .1 tDorlb m us,:aiDorU~ po•••"'' ••, "'" unhl lilrv anlbto anb ,,. •nlv btllt•• IMHI dtat • 1 "1 nrlD ·~:ra::·r;-~ Dan•e.lfe. ~ c ::=;. }• 1""t '''·"" "'"'I np II" J"!"''"'"' J<tt 'uo o6 J<tt IC' JJ,tJJo/ <prrnJj >q II'I' II'"' "" JJ•IJI"'I"' JU/OJ •>liu'"l' Lee Bernhard To My Deare t Friends, Thank you o much for the support, love, and wisdom you have given this and every other year. You have brightened many cloud-filled days and shared in the joy of those where the sun never set. 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FoRenszcs 20, 23, 193, 197 Adams, Dave 20, 64, 181, 182 Adams, Jessica 27, 195 Adam, Julie 27, 181, 182 Adkisson, Michael 54 in worth, anda e 20 Ain worth, Jacob 66, 95, 101, 162, 185, 186, 187, 189, 190, 191 Ainsworth, Je sica 1 . 162, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191 Akai, Clifford 149, 152. 153 rim Row: Mr. Bob Goycoolea. 'itephanic Luck, Kathleen ReiChert, Corinne \1cKinney. 1s. T"ara \toker. 'lecond Row: aleb Overbay. Josh 'lrrausbaugh. Chns Headle. Renazssance Aovzs01zy Alamo, arlos 118, 120 Alderson, arhan 27 Aldridge, Mari sa 66, 69, 184, 189 Aleman, Iuan 20 Alex ole 164, 165 Alexander, Michael 49 Alfieri, abrina 27, 189 Algien, Vincent 118, 120, 183 Allen, Joe 20 Allnutt, Matthew 195 Allnutt, amantha hrst Ro,,: Lacey 1arsh, Glenn Carlson. )econd Row: Alici,t Austin \usan Pvles, Alex Valdez, April ickerson, 'lrephanie Birchfi~ld, Kim . Sirois, Casey Poe. Third Row: Mrs. )hirley Kasseb.1um, Ms. Deb Dignidice, Je sica Butala, Jennifer "Iobin, Laura l inlepage, 'itephanie Luck, 1ar!t Kwiatkowski, Cynthia 1illcr, Atasha Webb. Mrs. Lmda Overlin. f-ourth Row: \1onica Gomez, JessiCd Krause, athan Hutton, Michele ,a rney, Jenna Rose, Valerie Crowe, Lynette Andrew, Heather Campbell. 180 54, 103, 108, 109, Ill, 156, 157, 198 Altizer, Timothy 54 Alvarez, Feli a 54 Anderson, Adrienne 162, 187, 191 Anderson, had 19 Anderson, Ja on 27, 166 ora 19, 23, I 1(1), I Aneronc, Gayelin Tone 118, 120 Barnes, Shamceka 188 Baros, Katie 23, 160 Barrel, Amy 66, 96, 168 Barden, Orrin 27 Barangan, Edel 66, 81 , I 0 I , I 06, 107, 173, 186, 189 Bare , Roxanne 23, 191 Bare el, arhan 54 Baresel, racy 27, 31, 162, 190 Anerone, Gerilee 37 Annarella, Brandon 49 Antuna, Melanie Bauer, Jessica 27, 183, 192 Bauer, Joseph Arellano , Michelle 27, 135 Arm rrong, Ja hawn 49 Arrz, Dave 23 her, Edward 40, 165, 141, 158, 191 62, 182, 192 Baugh, abrina 66, 85, 93, 184, 192, 193. 194 Bauri ta, Heather 195 44, 49, 196 her, Mark 27 Austin, Alicia Beard, Chri ropher 54, 39, 46, 156, 180 B 118, 120 Beaupre, irard 122 Beaupre, Jarame 66, 92,118, 170,197 Bechen, Kevin 66, 89, 118 Ba a, hristina 49 Bahner, Jared 7, 66, 108, 118, 171, 184 Bailey, inger 45, 49 Bailey, icolas 66 Bailey, omer 27, 122 Bair, Lea 37, 154, 156 Baird, Kelly 52, 54. 160 Baker, andace Bechen, Ryan 27, 122, 194 Becker, Belinda 54 Beckman, Kolby 87 Bedford, Matthew 49 Beecroft, Rebe ca 49, 183 Beeler, Amanda 27, 35, 106, 186 Bee on, Dody 23 Bei sel, avm 111, 193, 198 39, 48, 126 Baker, Melanie 66, 75, Bell, Brandon 87 Bell, Dereck 27, 122, 162, 163, 184, 191, 193 Baki, We 20, 55 Ballard, icholas 62 Bank , William 66, 149, 164, 165, 185, 189 Barker, Brian 27, 122 Barne , Brandon 66, 182 152 Belton, Jackie 189 Belton, James 49 Bendorf, Matthew 49, 190 Benge, Dessirae 87 Bennett, Patrick 54, 108, 109 Benoit, asey �66, 162, 186, 187, 189, 191 Ben on, Jessica 194 Bergling, Christina 54. 146, 147 Berreth, Jennifer 54. 188 Betterton, Richard 54, 182 Bierman, Gil 20 Bila, Kari 188 Billings, Marcus 49 Bingham, Rasheedah 49, 56 Bonin, Roy 87 Bonoan, Jason Bryant, Eric 53, 5 ' 142, 143 Borchard, John 27 Borham, Je se 54, 98 Boschee, Ray 67, 162, 163 Bourn, arah-Lacy 75, 149, 150 Bryant, Jeremy Bowen, arah 27, 37, 195 Bower, Michael 27, 37, 190, 195 Bowers, Holly 75, 87 68. 75. ns. 185. 191 54, 56, 149, 185 Bunyon, Adrian 37, 195 Burgess, Carl 20 Burke, Andrea 29, 37, 105 Burke, James I 0 Burns, Erika 29, 37 Burress, Tiegan 44, 191 Busse, Michael 26, 49 Bustillos, Albert 20, Birchfield, tephanie Bowers, Zachariah 162, 180, 191 27, 37, 128 117 Bower , Zachary 54 Boyd, ara 27, 138 Boyd, Robert 186 Boyle, ylas Butala, Jes ica Birchfield, teven 66, 85, 98 Bi h p, cott 122 Bixenmann, Amanda 187 Black, Jeremy 27 Black, Ralph 6, 15, 64, 67, 77, 94, 112, 113, 118, 121, 149, 197 Blackwood, Arthur 87 Blake, Justin 124 Blanchard, Meli sa 27 Bland, amantha 27, 103, 134, 135, 158, 159 Blazek, Deni e 48 62, 162, 190, 191, 195 Branch, Kelvin 62 Branch, assie 49 Brigg , David Bloodsaw, Brandon 29, 37, 122 54, 120 Brigham, Apryl 67 Brooker, raig 191 Brooks, Brenda 20 Brooks, Brian Blood aw, obyia 67, 75, 96, 118, 197 B atman, Daniel 67 Boarman, Iizabeth 37, 4 Boatman, Timothy 67, 195 Boden, Melissa 23 Bogardus, Tyler 118, 120, 166 Bolton, Jerome 54, 144, 145, 150, 183, 190, 191 Bond, Douglas 197 Bond, tephen 67 Bonin, Bruce 54, 103 39, 45, 131 , 132, 133, 156, 157, 180 Byes, uzanne 54, 62, 162, 191 c Brandon, Alicia 27, 37, 158, 192, 193 Brennan, Timothy 24, 29, 37, 186 Breon, hris 143 Breon, Michael 54, 181' 182, 184 118, 120, 166 Brooks, ourtney 29, 37, 186 Brown, harmaine 183, 193 Brown, Molly 54 Brown, andi 193 Browning, Mary 20, 181, 193 Brownstein, Kevin 85, 101, 162, 185, 186, 187, 189, 191 Bruden, Je ica 29, 187, 194, 195 Sruoenr Ca6mer age, alvin 54 age, Max 29, 35, 37 Cain-Davis, Jessica 54, 184, 185, 187, 189 aldwell, Marche 68 all, Jonathan 118, first Row: Janice Robinson, Ricky Dasugo. ( hris Ragsdale, assidy Poole, Mrs. Mary Browning. 'lecond Row: J eyThomas, Candice Helmick, Dennis Mondejar. l"hird Row: Jes ica Krause, Khalifah ailor, Jennifer Knutson, Casey Poe. ot Pictured: James Shell, Tasha Whid1eld. Peter Lankford. 180 Decpues 120, 166 amacho, Frank 68 amacho, can 12 ~. m, ns. m 150, 198 amacho, Yolanda 29 amon, Jacqueline 37 ampbell, Heather 11, 118, 120 ampbell, Ian 126 Campbell, reve 40, 118, 120 Campbell., Heather 180 angelo i, Kurt 62 arabello, olr 54 arli le, Kristin 68, 108, 184, 188, 189, 194 arlock, venja 54, 100, 162. 191, 191 arlson, Brandi 52, 54 First Row: OIJ Knop. Kathryn Jungerman, Hollie Doche, Monika tewart, Jonathan Tickman, ·teven haco. )econd Row: atalie Dibene, Christa Grusing, Rebecca Phillips. 1elody William , '>uzie Jones, )tephanie Drain, Lindy lgo. Elizabeth Villarreal. Cyndee icandro, Brirtan~ orman. JoAnn Hill, Rebecta Poncelow, Julie Adams, Kevin )utherland, R}.ll1 lewis. rhird Row: Joey rhomas. Amy 'ltm . Kmnn Felice, Jennifer Poncclow, Marli Kwiatkowski, Beth Kress, '>tephanie Luck, Jack Wells, tephen Roux, Tameshia 1iller, Vicki .ardner, Mike '>utherland, Richard Shewell. Kevin Davis, 1r. DJve dams. ·tephanie Milano, Mike Breon, Keith Hall, BenJamin Kenley. 181 �Marh CLuh arlson, Ginny 19, 20, 21, 180 arlson, Glenn 41, 112, 113, 144, 145, 180 arlson, Justin 68 arl on, Ryker 39, 118, 120, 183 arl on-Dignadice, Deborah 20, 23, 180 15, 68, 81' 90, 1 131, 154, 1 84, 185 arr, Winston 68, 97, 143, 182 arner, a sandra 52, 54, 114, 115, 195 arroll, Christine Sczence CLuh 54, 141 arroll, hawna 'E, 1~ 141, 1&9, 1 ar on, Jay 20, 21, 182 arrer, Alan 54 arrer, Anthony 25, 29, 162, 191 arrmell, Dustin 29 arrmell, iklci Fir tRow: Mr. Jay Car on, Tammy Hockman, Kat Fel h, Kelsey chmidt, Julie Adams, Jo eph Bauer, hri Kastl. econd Row: Richard MeAner, Mr. Dave Adams, Brandon Barne , Mike Breon. CRzme SroppeRs 68, 173, 188 Carver, Thomas 87 a e, Ryan 126, 127 a 1ano, hri ri 54 asper, Berry 23 asper, reven 29, 162, 191' 19 3' 194 asrro, Gabriel 29 erquozzi, Michael 54, 115, 195 Chaco, Manuel 46, 166 haco, teven 29, 181, 195 hacon, Maria 29 Chacon, Rebecca 29, 196 hampagne, Michael 32, 37 Fir t Row: Bethany Maiuro, Bette Evans. econd Row: Mike Lopez, JGrk lseli, Ross Hardey, Elizabeth McMearn. Third Row: Mr. Billy McKinney. 182 37 laar, carr 54 layborn, Justin 110, Ill, 198 lem, Melissa 54 lemons, D'Mario our ey, Brian 29 ovlier, Danielle 27 owan, reffan 37 Cozad, Luanne 23 rabrree, Marissa 162, 190 raft, Levka 20, 196 randall, Jimmy 87 rank, Michael 87 Crawford, Karen 29, 37 arney, Michele First Row: Brian Larrabee, Richard Betterton. Second Row: De irae Leipply. assandra Pry , Amanda Taylor, Jennifer ro bie, Angela Deane, Mr . Stephanie Cundiff. Third Row: Mr . athy Fisher, ick Ragsdale, "iu an Pyle , Winston arr, Robert Lankford, Melanie Patter on. hasc, Barbara 23 ha. key, Emily 29 herry, A. hley 29 hmielewski, Jennifer hamplin, Ian 45, 127 handler, Justin 50, 144, 145, 183 20, 21, 106 lou e, Larry 20 lubb, Brayden 54 oares, Megan 29, 183 obb, Maria 54, 55, 190 obb, Pre ron 37 ole, Alexander 64, 68, 94, 117, 164, 165, 184, 195 ole, Dana ro bie, Jennifer 64, 68, 162, 180, 182, 191 Cross, Angela 49 Cros , Eric 68, 162, 163, 191 ros, Wendy 37, 141, 195 Crowe, Valerie 44, 162, 180, 191 rump, William 64, 49, 162, 191 aleman, hri ropher 68, 162 ruz, Joseph 62, 192 29, 193, 195 olon, Ryan 29 olon-Henson, Jeremiah 54 omb , Dadrian Cruz, Kim 70 Cruz, Lee 29, 152 70, 75 ombs, Jamie 68 omeau, Rebecca 62 antes, Raymond 54, 126, 127 ry el, Matthew Cuadrado, Jennifer 141' 190 Cundiff, rephanie 68, 73 ontrera , De iree 29 ontreras, Pedro 20, 160, 182 Cupp, Roberta 193 Curtis, David 29, 195 ooper, 23, 70, 77, 106, 162, 190, 191 ary 52, 54, 150 ooper, Renee' 29 opeland 68 Copeland, Christopher 15, 68, 90, 93, 96, 108, 124, 125, 149, 184, 193, 194 orchado, Ja on 29 Corchado, Luis 54 or!, Jacob 29, 195 o per, ranley 49 oulier, Danielle 29 ouncil, Antonio 54 Council, Lee 64, 68, 89 Cu ic, Justin 57, 162, 190 D Dahlberg, Gregg 20 Dandrea, Ca andra 26, 29, 99, 192 Dandrea, Crystal 26, 57 Daniel, hrisropher 30, 31, 35, 152 Darby, ancy 20 Dasugo, Richard 64, �70, 87, 91, 124, I 81, I 84 Davi, Amber 40, 49, 130, 131, 154, 155, 195 Davis, Ja queline 53, 57,118 Davi , Johnny 24, 30, 31 Davis, Kevin 12, 70, , %, 98, 166, 167, 181, 184 Davis, Michelle 30, 31, 196 Davis, abrina 37 Davi , Timothy 30, 31, 166 Day, Donna 37 Dean, ean 195 Dean, hana 30, 31, 186, 195 Deane, Angela 70, 94, 182, 184 Decker, Michael 192 Delfin, Kimberly 57, 162, 191, 195 Delgado, hana 30, 31, 192 Delgae, De iree 37 DeLong, Ja on 30, 31, 70, 122, 152 Delong, Kimberly 30, 31, 134, 135, 158 Dennison, hannon 37, 195 Depauw, Kelly 70, 97, 130, 131, 185 Derksen, Daniel 30, 31 Derksen, Dolly 57, 187 Dero ier, Robert 57 Diaz, Rafael 144, 145 Dibene, Christine 70, 188 Dibene, atalie 138, 139, 181 , 188 Dicker on, Demetrius 87, 118, 119 Dickerson, Doyle 11, 57, 194 Dickerson, Dustin 87, 162, 191 Dickey, Darrell 70, 166 Dickey, Deni e 70, 81, 183 Dickson, Thomas 30, 31 Dillard, amantha 70 Dilworth, Unique 30, 31 Dionne, hrisropher 57. 190 Dionne, Je ica 187, 192 Dittmann, hrisropher 15, 195 Dittmann, tephen 30, 31, 195 Dixon, I iah 70 Dixon, asombi 87, 187 Doche, Andree 70, 83, 154, 155, 170 Doche, Brandon 57, 115, 126, 195 Doche, Hollie 30, 31, 160, 181 Dock, Joshua 24, 30, 31. 186. 187 Dod on, Rebecca 30, 31, 138, 158, 186 Donofrio, Terisa 52, 57 Dorai, Brad 18, 20, 148, 149 Dowling, Jennifer 37 Doxtader, Anthony 49 Doyle, helly 70, 83 Drain, tephanie 10, 39, 40, 53, 1/{), 141, 181, 1$ 192 Duerson, Ebony 30, 31, 193 Dunn, Laura 70 Duran, Anna 57 Duran, atherine 30, 31 Duran, Clarence 87, 118 Du ack, Debra 57 Dziduch, Brian 120 Dziduch, Michelle 87 Dziduch, Mitchell 118, 150 FRench CLul3 E Eddy, Brian 57 Edmunds, Matthew 49 Egbert, Desiree 8, 53, 57, 111, 198 Eichholz, Byron 57, 183, 184, 191 Eichholz, arah 30, 31, 183 Ellerton, Jeremy 87 Elliott, Domonic 71, 88 Ellis, Jacelyn 52, 57, 131, 133 Emer on, Travi 71 Emrick, Jeremy 49, 162, 190, 195 Enck, Thomas 49 England, Renee 37 Erickson, Brittany 57 Escamilla, Daniel 49 Espinoza, arlos 57 van, Quintion 118 Evan , Bette 57, 60, 112, 113, 156, 182 Evan , George 71, 75, 124, 192, 195 Evan , Quinton 87 Evan , Tezonia 41, 188, 193 Ewoldt, Nathaniel 115, 166 Firsr Row: Megan Coares, Cynrhia Miller, Karie Vernier, Erin Hemmerling. Second Row: Mr. David Pearson, Vicroria Fox, Kirk lseli, Ryker Carlson. GeRman CLul3 Firsr Row: arah EichholL, Rebecca Beecrofr, Bianca Kirschbaum. Second Row: rephanie criven, raci Taylor, Melanie Anruna, Denise Dickey, Teia Morrow, M . Nadia Fischer. Third Row: William Horsr, Byron Eichholz, Jerome Bolron, Ky han a Walker, Jessica Rurerborie . Spanzsh CLul3 F Fackelman, Butch 20 Fagans, Patricia 49 Fau t, Ja on 118 Faw, Erica 57 Faw, hirlmae 30, 31, 193 Feay, Chelvyn 71, 94, 124, 169 Felch, Kathleen 57, 182, 195 Grace erdes, Mr . Jean Rolfs, rephanie Milano. or Picrured: Veronica Juarez, Maggie Williams, Vincenr Algien, Ryan Kulp, Aisha McFarlin, harmaine Brown, Ju rin handler, April ickerson, Karrice Thompson, Carlos Garcia, Billy Thompson. 183 �I11reR11arw11aL CLu8 Felder, Chri tina Frazier, Earl , 31, 140, 141, 192 Felder, William 118, 120,191 20, 105, 124, 126 Frazier, Keron 30, 31 Frazier, LaTonya 71 Frazier, ophia 30, 31 Felice, Bob 19, 23, 118 Felice, Brandon 71, W, 118, 119, 1W Frazier, Wayne 57, 124, 125 Friesrh, Judy Felice, Jared 53, 57, 118, 120 Felice, Jim 20, 118 Felice, Kristin 10, \Llm~a \ldr1dge. April 1cker~on, Lawshia Livingston, 'lrephanie Luck, 1Khaell.opn. InreRnaTZonaL CLuh 39, 134, 135, 180, 181 Felice, Le lie 20 Felice, Michael 39, 53, 120, 121, Fenner, Andrae 30, 31, 190 Fenner, Paul 57, us, m 185. 1 Fernandez, James 30, 31, 165, 166 Fetters, Monte 23, 118, 150 Fields, Onyeka 40, 49 Figueroa, Monica Gomez, Chri ropher Copeland, Michele arney, Marissa Aldridge, Jamie Maria , aiomi Griffe, Ms. Zoraic.la Vasquez. NarwnaL HonoR Soczery hrisropher Fuhrman, Kimberly 87, 93 G 192, 195 Ford, Ronald 49, 114 Fortenberry, heila 71, 92, 154 Foust, Ja on 57, 120 Fox, Victoria 10, 138, 183, 191 Frankland, Jedediah 19, 118, 120 Franklin, Debbie 25, Frazier, ' 31, 138, 192 rysral 57 14, 15, 72, 95, 148, 149 oggins, Mose 49, 103, 118, 120, 150, 151 oheen, Felicia hristina 72 Gomez, Moni a age, onnna 193, 194 Gallegos, Alicia 30, 31, 189 allegos, rystal 87 Gann, arhaniel 87, 88 arcia, Andrea 30, 31 Garcia, arlos 23, 57, 126, 143, 183, 189, 193, 194 Garcia, lint 20, 23 arcia, Je ica 57, 194 30, 31 Foley, Mark 162, 191 Foltz, Gary 166 Foltz, Riki 135, 146 Ford, Jennifer 71 Ford, Meghann Goggins, Freddie 162, 191 Fini, Kelly 23 Fi cher, adia 20, 180, 183 Fisher, arhy 23, 182 Flakes, Ella 36 Flores, Je ica 57, 187 30, 31, 142, 143, 186, 187 old berry, Garcia, Michael 57, 187 184 18, 20, 110, 198 57 Floyd, Priscilla First Row: Ms. Laura Graglia, Desiree '-irahl, Lucelyn Raburan, Jessica Krause, Lindy lgo, Vicki Gardner, Marissa Aldridge, Rebecca \1anning, Cyndee icandro, Brirrany orman, Khalifah ailor. 'leconc.l Row: Kelsey Schmidt, Jennifer Poncelm,, Jenmfer Lang, Mila Anderson, Rachel Wilmorh, Denm~ 1ondq,u, Km1 S1ro1s, Jessica Cain-Davi~. Angel.1 Deane, Thuy, 'guyen, Kri rina Kuhns, 1elanie Parrerson. Third Row: Sabrina Baugh, Melanie Baker, Erick Paul, Janice Robinson, Jared Bahner, Jerry Kress, Desirae Leipply,JenniferTobin, usan Pyles, Srephen Roux, JoAnn Hill, Robcrr Lankford, Krisren .arlisle, Karie Vernier, Ricky Da\ugo, Cassidy Poole, 1arr Trear, Jeremy Lec.lebocr, Alex Cole, Kevin Davi , 1ike Breon, Byron Eichholz. GofC James Gardner, Vicki 53, 57, 131, 180, 181, 184, 191 Gaston, Lamar 30, 31, 152 ares, ail 30, 31 Geery, abrina 49 Geery, Vane a 141, 195 Gehrt, hri tine 30, 31, 103, 114, 158, 195 Geier, Gina 57, 187 Gianino, Je se 30, 31, 196 Gibbons, Terrence 69, 72, 96, 148, 149, 162, 163, 189 io cia, Parri ia 20, 39 Glenn, Melis a 57 Glenn, Stephanie 51' 188 Iommen, ourrney 62, 132, 133 72, 77, 118, 180, 184, 185 omez, Priscilla 57 onzalez, Tara 57 oodall, Melissa 192, 195 Goodrich, April 164, 165, 195 oy oolea, Bob 20, 180 raglia, Laura 20, 23, 184 raham, Adam 111' 198 Grant, Karen 154, 158 rant, Matthew 30, 31 Grantz, Karyn 20, 138, 139, 154, 156 ravelle, Jennifer 37, 134, 135, 159 Gravelle, Kri tina 72, 108, 172 raves, Rus ell 30, 31, 35, 162 Gray, Jacqueline 49, 141, 191 rayckowski, hawn 30, 31 Green, Erica 30, 31 Green, Jamika 14, 72 reen, Jennifer 69, 72, 75 Green, eo ha 57 Green, rephanie 30, 31 reer, Amber 72, 162, 163 �Griffe, a10m1 72. 75. 81, %. 184 Grimaldi, Jehan 30, 31, 189 Grimaldi, Matthew 49, 190 Groff, Jonothan (Breeland) 87 Gro ius, Erik 57, 186, 25, 30, 31, 193 Harrison, Frederick 49 Hardey, Ross 182 Hartley, Von 23 Hartman, Joshua 30, 31, 105, 152 Hastings, 195 Grow, Paul 8, 57. 162, 1~. 191 Grubb. , Aaron 30, 31, 35 Grusing, Harris, ,tna 44 Harris, Lakeesha 72 Harrison, hristina hri ta ?], 3) 31, 181, 194 19'! Guidoni, Jes ica 72 Gupton, Jamilia 57 Gutierrez, Georgette 62, 186 Gutierrez, Michael 49 Guzman, Maria 188 hristina 30, 31 Hatcher, Michael 37 Hatfield, Jamie 57, 185 Hatfield, Jesse 55. 57, 118, 120, 121, 166 Hawkins, Lisa 57 Hayes, Joshua 49 Headle, hrisropher Haagen, Kirstine 8, 64, 72, 81, 1 187, 194 Hahn, Maria 57, 188, 189 llahn, Matthew 57 Hahn, Michael 57 Hale, Deborah 37 Hall, hristina 64, 72, 146, 195 Hall, Keith 108, 162, 163, 181, 191 HaJterman, Mar hawn 72 Ham, Diana 72, 131 Ham, Kenneth 112 Hamilton, Adam 5"' Hamilton, arah 160, 161, 192 Hancock, Amber 37, 194 Hand, hri topher 30, 31, 190 Hanks, James 57 Harms, Bill 118, 120, 154. 156 Harri , Bobbi 23 Hockman, Tammy 11, 134, 135, 182 Hoenig, J nathan 74 Hoff, a sidy 74 Hoff, Elizabeth 30, 31 Holder, hristina 30, 31, 189, 192 Holder, Robert 57. 195 Hollingsworth, Elizabeth 74 Hollingsworth, Katie 30, 31, 189 Holmes, Rajah 100, 190 Hoi trom, Brian Heisch, Brinton Holstrom, Mark Helmick, DECA 30, 31' 34, 126, 128 49, 180 Heinz, Jay 40, 187 30, 31 hr~t Row: Je.Jnna Maxwdl. C..,ewnd Row: Larry l.uu:ro. Kelly DePauw, Rand1 Petcr~on, John C..,zprk.l. Third Row: J.~nmon Robert~. Momca <.omcz, Alma C..,alazar, Mithelc Carney. Desmond Zoller, atasha \Vhitfield, Ja~on Husband. Fourth Row: Jamie Hatfield, Aly~~a Overman, Jeremy Bryant, Amber Marsh, ( hris Risley, )amantha Hope. Mr. Howard C..,andcrs. Fifth Row: Karl Smyer, Chnsropher cal, Will Banb, Brandon Perrv. David Oliver, Paull·enncr, 'lanya Rubio, Fric Bryant. Aoam STaTe HonoR CholR 57. 194 30, 31 H Hi\ey, Andy 167 Hisey, Dennis 49, 166 Hitt, bin 30, 31, 192 Hockett, Adam andice 25, 30, 31, 112, 113, 160, 161, 181' 194 Hemmerling, Erin 10, 39, 141, 183 Hendcr on, raig 23 Herman, onny 13, 164, 165, 195 Hermanson, Jame 30, 31 Hernandez, Felix 30, 31' 162, 187 Hernandez, Jame 195 Hernandez, Juan 72 Hernandez, atasha Honerkamp, Kenneth 126, 191, 194 Hooper, Anthony 87, 91, 118, 119 Hoope , Elric 74 Hoope ,Joyce 57, 188 Hoopes, Lora 57 Hope, amantha 57, 162, 185 Hopkin , Lalcisha 74 Horn (Jurasin), Amanda 74 Horn, hade 23 Horn, Jennifer Horst, William Hess, Jonathan 74, Horton, Jo hua 128 Horton, arah 58 Horwat, crena 190 Horwat, erina 74 Hosken , Kimberly 11, Heyman, Morgan 62 Hill, Barry 37 Hill, JoAnn 9, 10, 57, 162, 181, 184, 191 Hill, Jonathan 30, 31, 162, 165, 190 Himes, Daniel 62 Hines, Jo hua 62, 165, 195 ALL-STaTe Chou~ 37, 188, 196 Horst, Danny 87 60, 154, 187, 193 Hershey, Ammie 57 162, 163, 191 First Row: Kevin Brownm:in, Rebecca Manning. Second Row: Brandon Juarez, Jawb Aimworrh. 57, 183 126 Houchin, Travis 15 Howard, Brandon 87 Howard, hasity 74 Howton, Lora First Row: Chianrel Warner. Jawb Aimworth, Cyndcc. '1t:andro. econd Row: Jessica Cam-Dav1s, C..,tcphen Rou. , 'Jamika ~tiller. 30, 31, 128 185 �A CapeLLa Cham Fir tRow: Ch.tst\ \X dh.mH, \1ichdle '1\n:ed, Jmtin Meierhcnry, Orl.mdo \X hm, Kok \hepard, Con me Rodriguez, Amber .\1d tughhn eLond Row: 'lh.ma Dc:.m, Amand.1 Beeler, K.!thryn Jung..:rm.m, Robert .\1ilkr, Kenneth Johmon, M.m.:ci1c \X'hnfldd, l onko .\1urphv. (,corgwe Gutierrez, BeLky Dodson. Tlmd Row: Kimherl} McKmner. JesSICa Montes, l.aune Peter on, rim Brennan·. Jed Hm ..Prcsron Lambert, Rick 'ihewcll , \1onika tC\\Jrt, Rcbecc.l Phillips. Fourrh Row: adie Jones, Mandy I ursa, Kimbcrh 'ihn,dl. Brandie ' l)'ler, '.uhan Kincaid, Jared Knighr, EriL Crossius, Rohcrr Boyd. Ca,,ey Kilgore, l is.1 lrujillo, Courtney Brooks. Sowzos OF S weerness Hoy, Jedediah 30, 31, 186 Hulem, Eric 154 Hulen, Eric 158 Hull, aralie 58 Hunter, Mamie 23 Husband, Jason 87, 185 Hurh, David 87 Hutton, Nathaniel 58, 180 I Igo, Lindy 6, 58, 111, 118, 180, 181, 184, 198 lgou, Mark 30, 31 lramina, Jennifer 100, 190 Irons, Rayven 14, 74 Iseli, Kirk,] r. 30, 31, 182, 183, 186, 187, 193 !ten, ory 30, 31, 126 1 hrst Row: Kevin Brownstein, Jacob Aimworrh. )tcphen Roux. ccond Row: Brandon Juarez, Edd Batangan. Men's BaRBeRshop Fim Row: Jawb Aimworrh, Kevm Brownstcm. Second Row: Kirk lsdi, Fdd Batangan, James (.off. Josh Dock. I'hird Row: Cody Phillips, Eric ,\1ayo, Brandon Juarez, Casey Benoit, Caleb Overbay, 'leon 'I ranis. 186 Jackson, onme 19, 20 ]arne Fernandez 165 Jami on, Kyle 28, 30, 31, 122, 152 ]ami on, Ro 74, 77, 118, 119 Jarvey, icole 62, 194 Jelling , aleena 25, 30, 31, 162, 187, 188, 190 Jenks, Dana 30, 31 Jennifer Villanueva 164, 165 Jepp on, hri tine 190 Jeppson, Kerri 87, 168 Jim, amuel 62 Jimenez, Joey 35, 122 Joe errone 164 John on, Ashley 25 Johnson, Audrey 58, 195 Johnson, Brad 49 Johnson, Christopher 87, 195 Johnson, rystal 49 Johnson, Evelyn 49 Johnson, Harold 31 Johnson, Jaime 46 John on, ]o ie 74 Johnson, Kenneth 37, 186 Johnson, Michael 35, 37, 114, 195 Johnson, amantha 36, I 05, 190 John on, haron 62, 162, 191 Jolly, Matthew 58 Jones, Denisha 49 Jones, Kevin 49, 149, 151 )one , Mi hael 144, 145,150 Jones, adie 186 Jone , hemquetta 58, 188 Jones, uzie 181, 190 Jordan, Jacqui 37, 138, 158, 159 Juarez, Brandon 64, 74, 101, 1 185, 186, 187, 189 Juarez, Veronica 149, 150, 183 Jungerman, Kathryn 181' 186 Jungling, Pat 21, 53 Ju rice, ummer 58, 59, 189 K Kane, Robert 58, 104, 195 Ka sebaum, hirley 21, 23, 180 Ka tl, hris 182 Keiley, Randy 21 Kelly, Thoma 74 Kenealy, Renee 45, 58, 138, 162, 191 Kenley, Benjamin 181 Kennedy, Robert 87 Kent, Joseph 37, 123 Kent, Patrick 74, 87, 118 Kenul, Tatiana 25, 135 Kilgore, a cy 186 Kim, Mikyong 75 Kincaid, athan 186, 195 King, harlcs 87, 88 Kinhofer, Freddy Jr. 75, 97, 124 Kinnard, Eric 133, 150 Kinney, Jean 32, 190 Kinzie, Jo hua 58, 106, 107 Kirs hbaum, Bian a 58, 183 Klapac, Jazmen 32 Klien, Jenna 11 Kline, Ja queline 1 8 Kloberdanz, Dana 75 Knapp, James 62, 195 Knechtel, AI 18, 21 Knedler, Kelly 21, 23, 101 Knelder, Tami 131, 135 Knight, Jared 28, 32, 122, 186 Kn p, ory 108, 181, 195 Knotts, athleen 10, 46 Knutson, David 118, 120, 121, 191 Knut on, Jennifer 15, 75, 88, 94, 97, 154, 181, 193 Ko, Julie 32, 160, 161 Ko, Matthew 58, 118, 120, 149, 150 Ko, hannon 15, 58, ~. 165, 195 Ko h, andy 21, 23 Kotko, haun 58, 104, 118, 12), 121 Krakauer, John 23, 25 Krause, Daniel 13, 28, 32, 34, 122 Krau e, Je ica Gi, 75, 172, 180, 181, 184 �'rau e, Maryann 21 (re s, Darcy 32 (re s, Elizabeth 58, 100, 162, 181,191 (re ,Terry 69, 75, 184 (uhn, andice 32, 189 uhn, William 49 uhns , Christina 75, 91, 173, 191, 193, 194 uhns, Kristina 184 Kulp, Ryan 183 i(umfer, Sarah 32 (wiatkowski, Marli 58, 59, 162, 180, 181, 191 Kyle, Krystal 75 L Laca se, Judith 21 Lacey, Debbie 23 Lahti, Krystal 58 Lambert, Pre ton 28, 32, 186 Lammert, ara 76, 93 Lanckriet, Lee 49 Lane, Chet 3 7 Lang, Jennifer 58, 59, 184 uang-Emmons, Anna 32, 141 Langfels, Tabitha 49, 58 Lankford, Peter 32, 181, 190 Lankford, Robert 76, 104, 142, 182, 184, 192 Lapota, Lauren 32, 103 Largent, David 58 Larrabee, Brian 58, 127, 182, 189 Larrabee, Kristina 32 Larracuente, Raymond 62 Larson, Brian 49, 195 Larson, Erika 76 Larson, Katrina 139 LaTour, Selena 76 Lawrence, Patrick 23, 143 Law on, Elizabeth 76 Lawson, Katrina 138, 158 Ledbetter, Joshua 32, 194 Ledeboer, Jeremy 58, 118, 120, 184 Ledford, Amanda 147 Leeman, Troy 69, 76, 124, 125, 170 Lefrancois, Christopher 58 Lehn, athan 32, 122, 123, 152 Leipply, Desirae 58, 101, 165, 182, 184 Lenard, Annie 189 Lenard, Cleora 58, 195 Lenard, Daniel 58, 87 Lenard, Patricia 58 Lendsey, lifford 21 Leopold, Todd 58 Lerma, Cecily 13, 32, 160 Leshinsky, Matthew 62 Lewis, Ryan 181 Leyanna, Angela 193 Lilly, Lionel 49 Lind-Hoff, Elizabeth 37 Lindblad, Heather 49 Lindblad, Jami 37 Linn, Daniel 49, 162, 191 Lipply, De irae 164 Littlepage, Laura 100, 162, 180, 190, 191 Livingston, Geehae 76, 95, 100, 184, 191, 193, 195 Livingston, Tyrone 128, 195 Lopez, Jacob 24, 33, 166 Lopez, Michael 76, 96, 162, 182, 184, 190, 191, 193, 195 Lorimor, Jeremy 76 Louzon, Justin 49 Love, Marquis 62 Lucero, Larry 77, 97, 118, 185 Luck, Stephanie 10, 15, ?f), 162, 100, 181, 184, 190, 191 Lumberg, Megan 49 Luna, Alfredo 37 Luna, David 76 Luna, Fernando 58 Luna, Michael 62, 195 Lynch, Amber 33 Lynch, Ben 58 M MacCabe, Katie 58, 101, 187, 188, 189 MacEnulty, Chip 21, 194 MacHado, Melanie 58 Madden, Randy 21 Maddox, Fatima 37, 155, 156 Maddox, Hal 45, 162, 191 Magnuson, uzanne 76, 187 Maiurro, Bethany 33, 134, 135, 158, 159, 182, 190 Malcolm, Cry tal 76 Malecki, Bryan 33, 35, 122 Mann, Gillian 33 Manning, Jo hua 33, 35 Manning, Rebecca 69, 76, 162, 184, 185, 188, 189, 191 Maple, harrie 58, 193 Mardis, Amy 62 Mardis, haylen 37, 195 Markus, Erik 33, 34 Marsh, Amber 76, 185 ChamBeR S znc;eRs Firsr Row: Jessica Dionne, Donerra Sronerock, Amanda Bixenmann, Chianrel Warner, Susan Pyles, Rhonda Tennanr, Suzanne Magnuson, Kalisha Phillips, Jessica Cain-Davis, arasha Hernandez. Second Row: Kim Shewell, Jessica Flores, Tamika Miller, Felix Hernandez, Josh Dock, James Goff, Lucelyn Raburan, Nasombi Dixon, Priscilla Floyd. Third Row: Corrine McKinney, Kirsrine Haagen, Dolly Derksen, Logan Mayer, Cody Phillips, Tirania Sewell, Jessica Bruden, Resha Medina, Gina Geier, Chrisrina Marrhews. Fourrh Row: Kandle orris, Adrienne Anderson, Kirk lseli, Eric Mayo, Chri Parterson, Marc Miller, Jay Heinz, Michael Webb, ScorrTanis,Jessica Rurerbories. ] azz S znc;eRs Firsr Row: Jacob Ainsworrh, Mallory Me a mara. econd Row: Jessica Bruden, aleena Jellings. Third Row: Jessica Ainsworrh,Kirsrine Haagen, Corinne McKinney, Cassandra Pry , Kevin Brownsrein. Fourrh Row: Brandon Juarez, Cody Phillips, Karie MacCabe, Kaelynn Maschger, Srephanie Milano, Casey Benoir. 187 �Women' BaRBeR Shop \tush, Brian 33 1arsh, Cody 49 Marsh, Jared 33 1arsh, I acey 180 Marsh, Rebecca 73, 76, 97.130,131, 172, 191 Marshall, Amanda 58 Martin, Iifton 62, 149 Mayer, logan 33. 122, 187. 191 Mayo, Eric. First Row : Jessica Ainsworth, Katie: .\Llcl,lbc, L1llor~ .\1L . '.1mar.1. 'lc:cond Row; Kac:ylnn l.!schgcr, '\aleena Jc:llings. rhird Row: 'ltephanie Dr.1in. \1.m.l ll.!hn, atalic Dibc:nc:, Rc:heLGJ .\1.mmng. Fourth Rm\. tepl1.1nic: r-,.1ilano Women's EnsemBLe Martinez, Menke, Michael 49, Me Arter, Richard Meray, Erich 33 Metoxen, Ashley 78. 182 McBeth, Jenifer 58 Me Bride, ikia 10 Mccarthy, Amanda 33, 189 Me lelland, Kimberly 33, 158, 159 Me lelland, Todd 21, 118, 120, 166 Me ra ken, Darlene 33, 37 McDonald, Monika 21, 112, 197 andi e 33, 190 Martinez, Jaime 33 Martinez, Joey 40 Martinez, Jo e 33, 122, 152 Marrinez, Joseph 166 Martinez, Ju tin McFarlin, Ai ha 183 Me arvey, Michael 33, 166 Me lade, Brandy 58 M Glade, hri tina 58 McGuire, Jacquelyn 33 McKinney, Billy 21, 182 78, 87 Marrinez, Marrivette Mas ey- audle, Amanda 33 Mas ie, Paralee LUV Mara, Andrea McKinney, Kimberly 58, 162, 187, 188, 189, 191 Mason, abrina 49 McLaughlin, Amber 53, 58, 160 Mara, Dale 21 Matias, Jamie 75, 78, 91, %, 98, 162, 169, 184, 191 Matthew , Chri ry 62, 187 Marry, Danielle 58, 188 Ma.xedon, had 58 Maxwell, Jamileth 69, 78 CarlJsle, Katie McCabe, ( yndec: 'ic.llldro. 188 onnne 117, 162, 180, 187, 194 Ma chger, Kaelynn 37, 158 First Row: Jessica Ains"orrh , Kaclynn .\1aschgc.:r, Kristine Mckinney, 15, 78, 94, 154 Maschger, van 58 hr tRow; Atash.1 \X'c:bb, 'ltc:phamc: 'lcnvc:n , Amanda \X~lli,Jms, 'lalc:c:na Jc:ll111gs. \tailor~ l\1c am.1ra, 'ltephanie Glenn, Amanda raylor, ( hrisrine D1benl. 'lc:cond Row: ,\1aria Gu11nan, Kimbc:rh 'landers, Daniellc Pullin, 'lerita \X'alsh, Valc:ne \Xfatson, • ' atalit Dibenc:, Mollv 'leltenrighr. l'hird Row; Kan Bila, Danidlc: ,\1my. Jennifer Berreth. )oyo: Hoopes. 1dod~ '-dson, lammie \X'illiams,Jacqueline Kline, 'l~zonia t.\ans. Fourth Row; 1kk1 Cmmell, Amanda Twlor, Ashb '\helton. E-.cho Mitchell, T1a tanlc:y, Jennifer Horn, 'lhcmquerra )ones, 'lhameeka Barnes J.Kkie 'ln·c.:rn. 156 49, 186, 187 Mays, orman 23 Martin, Jarell 28, 33, 122, 152 Martin, Matthew 62, 191 Marrin, P.J. 162 Marrin, Tasha 49 Marrin, Teki 49 Marrin, Tela 37 Maxwell, ]canna 78, 81, 92, 185 Melvin, Marc. 58 Mendes, Pamela 33, 33, 186, 189 33, 186 M mearn, Elizabeth 182, 193 M amara, Mallory 33, 116 187, 1 rn. 190 Mealer, Andrea 78 Medaris, ue 23 Mederich, Justin 33, 162, 190, 191 Medina, Resha 62, 114, 131' 132, 133, 187 Meek, Kevin 24, 37 Meierhenry, Janette 58 Meierhenry, Justin 33, 186 Melody Williams 29 Melvin, eoffrey 33, 122, 195 58,89 33, 134, 135 Metzgar, Linda 21, 64, 103, 112, 198 Milano, tephanie 78, 99, 162, 181, 183, 187, 188, 189, 192 Mileto, herri 21 Miller, Adrian 33 Miller, hrisropher 58 Miller, ynthia 7, 58, 180, 183 Miller, Emery 33 Miller, Jamie 110, 111, 198 Miller, Marc 187, 193 Miller, Peter 33 Miller, Robert 33, 186 Miller, Tameshia 58, 108, 181 Miller, Tamika 87, 96, 108, 185, 187, 193 Mill, Edgar 191, 195 Mill , Jon 162, 163 Mill , Lacy 49 Milteer, Melanie 58 Mitchell, Echo 112, 116, 124, 164, 165, 188, 195 Mixon, Dominic 33, 129 Moarles, Amanda 37 Moat, Lyn ey 37 Moberly, Daniel 58 Moeder-chandler, Markus 35, 37, 144, 145 Moii(Powell), Brynn 6, 7, 58, 191,194 Mollaun, hri 55, 78, 118, 197 Mollaun, abrina 33, 105 Mondejar, Dennis 53, 54, 58, (i), 142. �143, 181' 184 [oneypenny, Christopher 58, I 02, 118, 120 [ontes, Elena 61 [ontes, Jessica 33, 141, 186 !ontez, Romeo 118, 119, 120, 121, 149 [ontmeny, Jo eph 61 !oore, ody 122, 195 loore, Latisha owland, Samantha N 79 uuhiwa, Amanda Nagle, Jennie 37 Nagle, Nicki 191 Nailor, Khalifah 14,15,78,91, 97, 154, 181, 184 all, James 78, 93, 162, 190, 191 ance, Geri 23 arvaez, Jafet 51 156, 193, 196 loore, Lauren 61 !oore, Tia 61 !oorehead, Ruth 87 arvaez-Cancel, Yalin lorales, Alex eal, Christopher 118, 120 49 avakuku, Gabriel 37, 192 78, 185 lorales, Ramon 33 lorena, Yadira elson, arlee 33 elson, Jarrod 33, 160, 192 61, 102, 195 Iorin, aryn elson, Melody 21, 59, 102 !orris, Jame 25 !orris, Jeremy 62 !orris, Joseph 33, 195 188, 194 elson, eil 21 !orris, Melissa everette, Valarie 33 ewberry, Jeremy 33 ewsome, Joseph 15, 24, 33, 189 !orris, tephanie 33, 132, 133, 158 !orris, Tiffany 61 Iarrison, Helga 23 Iarrow, Teia 87, 183 lorse, Erin 40 loss, Cori 78 louriquand, Alicia 9, 49, 165, 195 louriquand, Kimberly 75, 78, 108, 110, 111, 198 lunn, Andre 13, 61, 193 lunn, Donna 193 lurphy, Christopher 61, 162, 191 Cham CounczL ettles, Grace 183, 194 61, 124 79, 89, 105 0 O'Connell, Patrick 49, 117, 165, 195 O'Connell, andy 33 Odom, Frank 62 Olivas, Jason 51, 195 Oliva, Phil 23, 36, 162 1~ 191 Oliver, David 62, 185 01 on, arah 11, 111' 198 Orchowski, Nick 79, 184 53, 60, 61, 181, 184, 185, 188, 189 icholls, lementine 195 ickerson, April 61, 162, 163, 180, 183, 184, 191, 193, 197 ikirk, Diane 21 ixon, Jerome Women's ConceRT ChamBeRs 118, 120, 121 Orr, Rachel 116, 164, 165 Ortega, Analisa 162, 192 Ortega, Consuela 87, 154, 162 1~ 191 Ortiz, Jose 62 Ortiz, Luis 33 Ortiz, Robert 61, 143, 190, 191 Otey, Matthew 33, 144, 145, 152, 153 guyen, Thuy icandro, Cyndee First Row: Jessica Cain-Davis, Jacob Ainsworth. (jccond Row: Patricia Regis, Katie MacCabe, Jessica Ainsworth. Third Row: tephanie Milano, Laurie Peterson, Cassandra Prys. rourth R<m: Edel Batangan, Brandon Juarez, Kimberly McKinney, Ashley Shelton. Overbay, Caleb 79, 180, 186, 189, 191 Overlin, Linda First Row: Katie Hollingsworth, Shawn a Carroll, Amber Sanchez. Second Row: Annie Lenard, Melissa Morris, Jehan Grimaldi, Alicia Gallegos. Third Row: Candice Kuhn, Ashley Ranne, Amanda McCarthy, Rita Toniatti, Sabrina Alferi, Jackie Bel ron, Christina Holder. CLasszc ChoRaLe 21, 180, 193, 194 Overman, Alyssa 61, 104, 106, 185 Overman, Josh 41, 166 p 62, 191 lurphy, John (Jack) oonan, Tarea 48, 49 orman, Brittany 61, 117, 124, 190, 191 lurphy, Loriko 33, 152, 186 orris, Kandle 53, 61, 181, 184 79, 187 owland, Daniel 33, 166, 167, 194 Pacetti, Michael 33 Page, Ardie 61 Paine, Amanda 33 Palmer, Cassandra 160, 193, 194 Palmer, Kelley 3 7, 190 Parker, Chri tina 49 First Row: Jessica Ainsworth, Melissa Aldridge, Cassandra Prys, Edel Batangan, Brian Rag dale, Kevin Browmtein, l\.1ari,1 Hahn, Rebecca Manning. Second Row: Katie hcCabe, Summer Justice, Jacob Ainsworth, Brian Larrabee, Carlos Garcia, Caleb Overba;, Casey Benoit, Elizabeth Villarreal, Cyndee Nicandro. Third Row: Kaelynn Maschger, Kristin Carlisle, Brandon Juarez, Stephen Roux, William Banks, Terrence Gibbons, Stephanie 1ilano. Melanie Patterson. 189 �HonoR Bano Fir\t Row: Dommie \ igil. Jerome Bolton, 1\.m Piersall , David Curtis, Ben Williams. Second Row: Michael Lopez, tephanie Luck, Laura Littlepage, ~ylas Boyle. Symphonzc Bano first Row: Maria Cobb, Saleena Jellings, Mallory McNamara, ~racy Batesel, Christine Jeppson, Elizabeth Stewart. ~econd Rcw: Su11e Jones, Brad Rubash, Jennifer Cuadrado, Stephan Wallace, 'lerena Hom·at, RaJa Holmes, Jennifer lramona, Samantha Johmon. I"hird Row: 1: rin Vigil. Peter LU1kford, 1Jtt Grimaldi, Christopher Hand, Michael Bower, Jean Kinney, Justin Mederich, Joshua \Vhelan. Fourth Row: Evelyn ~tewart, 1att Walters, Robert Ortiz, Jeremy Emrick, David Smith, Jonathan Hill, Paul fcnner, Mr. Phil Olivas. Parker, Je sica 87 Parker, Ro eanna 33, 195 Pare, racy I41 Patterson, hri I 7 Parter on, Laura 48 Patterson, Melanie 64, 79, 97, 147, 168, I 0, 182, 184, 189 Patterson, Robert 61 Patterson, hawna 4I, 193 Paul, Erick 64, 79, 169, 184, 195 Pear on, David 2I, 183, 196 Pepiro, Nicholas 37 Peppiro, hrisropher 62 Perez, Emanuel 49 Perez, Jessica /9, 110, lll, 173, 1~ Perez, Joey 122, 123, 194 Perez, Johnnie 61 Perez, Karena 87 Perez, Vanessa 61, 116, 132, 133 Perry, Brandon 79, 92, 185 Perry, Howard 61, 102 Perry, Kenny 13, 28, 36, 122, 123 Perry, Paul 53, 61, 118 Peters, David 195 Petersen, Randi 80, 8I, 92, 96, I85 Peterson, John 23, 99, I92 Peterson, Laurie 186, 189, 193 Phillips, ody I 07, 1 6, 187, 191 Phillips, Kalisha 80, 187 Phillip , Rebecca 18I, 186 Philon, Jacqueline 61' 154 Pickard, Virginia 102 Picken , Patrick 129 Piersall, Kristopher 80, 117, I62, 190, 191 Piken , Patri k 128 Pillsbury, George 71, 80,118, 166, 197 Pink, hristina 62 Place, Joseph 80, 118 Pleimann, Holly 194, 195 Pletcher, Carol 115 Pletcher, Don 21, 115, 195 jazz Bano ConceRT Bano Plummer, atisha 37 Poates, De Wayne, Jr. 37, 122, 123 Poe, asey 64, 77, 80, 169, 180, 181 Poff, Matthew 61 Poncelow, Jennifer 53, 61, 1 ' 181, 184 Poncelow, Rebecca 138, 181 Poole, assidy 55, 61, 111, 181, 184 Poree, Marcu 49, 195 Porter, David, Jr. 122 Po ley, Taron 122, 123, 152 Posley, Teiyonna 34, 158 Powell, William 91, 190, 191 Prather, Reginald 34, 152 Pres ey, Timothy 34, 160, 190, 195 Prevo t, ele te 34 Price, Regina 49 Pry , Cassandra 80, 85, 106, 107, 118, 182, 187, 189, 192 Pullin, Danielle 80, 108, 109, 143, 168, I88 Purvis, Glenn 21, 117 Purvis, athan 49, 118, 120, 121, 150 Pyles, Melodie 34, 162, 190 Pyle , Raymond 190 Pyles, usan 73, 79, 80, 106, 107,160, 180, 182, 184, 187, 192, 194 R First Row: Melissa Stover, Melodic Pyles, Melissa Stogher, Marissa Crabtree, Kelley Palmer, lla )tanley, Candice Martinez, Bethany Maiurro, 'lhawna Carroll. Second Row: ick Sander~. Andrae Fenner, lim Pressey, Raymoml Pyb, Matt Bendorf, Chris Dionne, 1r. Phil Olivas. 190 First Row: Jessica Ainsworth. econd Row: Viviana Velez, venja arlo k, Kris Piersall, Jacob Ainsworth. Third Row: Ben Williams, Justin Cusic, Dominic Vigil, Consuelo Ortega. Fourth Row: Jerome Bolton, Michael Rubash, David Curtis, William Powell, Paul Grow, James all. Fifth Row: Jack Murphy, Mr. Phil Olivas. Rabutan, Lucelyn 6I, 184, 187 Ragsdale, Brian 61, 165, 166, 189, 195 �agsdale, Christopher 61, 181 agsdale, icholas 50, 104, 180, 182 Rancourt, Anna 80, 85, 96, 117, 160 Randall, Alyssa Roberts, Jamison Robert on, Kari 49 Robinson, Janice 15, 64, 71, 79, 82, 117, 154, 155, 160, 181, 184 61, 160, 161 Robinson, Jonathan 'Randall, Rashawna 62 Randolph, Deni e 34 Raney, teve 143 Ranne, Ashley Rodela, David 37 Rodela, I mae! 61 Rodriguez, Connie 24, 34, 189 Redford, Kyle 62, 194 !Redman, Cristin 87 1Reed, Nick 80, 105 'Reeder, David 21 jReetz, Joshua 49 IRegis, Patricia 61, 189 /Reichert, Josh 195 Reichert, Kathleen 61, 104, 180, 194 !Reimer, Emilie 194 jReister, Jacquelyne 133, 193 Remocras, teven 49 Renon, Bertie 80, 97 Reutner, Kyle 39, 148, 149, 165 !Reynolds, Rachel 61, 162, 191 Reynolds, Wayne 49 Rice, Greg 15 Rice, Ke ndal 34, 160, 161, 195 Rubash, Brad 80, 185 24, 34, 152 25, 34, 186 Roger , Adam 60 Rogers, Andrew 59, 61, 117 Rolfs,Jean 23,183 Romero, Lola 21, 53 Romero-Lehrer, Anna 24, 34, 162, 190 Rubash, Michael 9, 61, 162, 190, 191 Rubio, Tanya 82, 88, 171, 185 Ruff, Keila 34 Ruff, Robert 195 Ruterbories, Jessica 82, 180, 183, 187 s Sailor, William 49 Salas, Vincent 62 alazar, Alma 81, 82, 9.5, W, 131, 185 alisbury, Carla 61 Sanchez, Amber 34, 189 20, 21, 115 Rood, Sonja 25, 37, 195 anchez, Edwina Roof, Michelle Sanchez, Ernesto 126 Sanders, Howard 23, 73, 82, 162 Ro a rio, David, Jr. 34, 195 Ro e, Jenna 44, 180 Roth, Kai 36, 37 Roux, Stephen 23, 64, 82, CJl, 101, 105, 180, 181, 184, 185, 186, 189 Rowe, Matthew 61 Rowland, Deborah 21 Roy, Phillip 62 ChamheRs Wznos 82, 173 185 anders, Kimberly 61, 138, 188 anders, Krisropher 194 Sanders, Nickolaus 34, 162, 190 First Row: William Felder, Rebecca Marsh, David Curtis, Dustin Dickerson, Kevin Brownstein, Vicki Gardner, Viviana Velez. Second Row: Adrienne Anderson, Trisha Srone, Alex Valdez. Laroshia Livingsron. Svenja Carlock, Jerome Bolton, Ben Williams, Andy Walron , Byron Eichholrz, Jack Murphy. Third Row: Kim Delfin, Rebecca Manning, Jamie Marias, Elizabeth Kress, Stephanie Luck, Laura Littlepage, Jessica Ainsworth, Michael Lopez, Consuela Onega. Fourth Row: Jennifer1obin, Erin rewarr, Kaelynn Maschger, Melanie Baker, Rachel Reynolds, Chianrel Warner, uzanne Byes, Jennifer Crosbie, Casey Benoit, Kyle Williams. Fifth Row: Ms. Roxanne Bares, Tyler Worley, Kris Piersall, Dominic Vigil, Edgar Vega, Paul Grow, Sylas Boyle, William Powell, Caleb Overbay, Kenneth Honerkamp, Jacob Ainsworth, Jonathan Hess, Eric ross, Mr. Phil Olivas. Wzno Ensem8Le aole, Laila 49 Saole, Line 82, 90 Sarcomo, Terra 34, 138, 193 Rice, Krystal 34, 160, 161, 194 Richard, Elise 160 Richard on, Ivy 21 Richberger, Jade Bano CounczL 48, 49 <-.ichert, Joshua 34 <-.idgeway, tefan 34, 122 \.isley, h ristopher 80, 185 :Uvera, Angelica 34 ~oan, John 12, 80, 92, 96, 118, 166, 167, 197 ~obers h aw, Joh nathan 118,120,194 {oberrs, D'Anne 23 First Row: Erin Stewart, Alex Valdez, Marli Kwiatkowski, JoAnn Hill. Second Row: Dominic Vigil, Jennifer Tobin, Melanie Baker, Anthony aner. Third Row: April Nickerson, Suzanne Byes, David Curtis, Geehae Living ron, Robert Ortiz, Mark Foley. First Row: Marli Kwiatkowski, Christina Kuhns, icki agle, Vicroria Fox, Brynn Moll, rephanie Birchfield. Second Row: haron Johnson, Ticgan Burre s, April ickerson, Renee Kenealy, Valerie rowe, Felicia Goheen, Dana Cole, Jacqueline Gray, Jessica Bauer. Third Row: Anthony Caner, JoAnn Hill, Craig Brooker, Jerome Nixon, David Knutson, Brian Taylor, Christopher Murphy, Maurice Sweet, )wen Swearingen, James all. Fourth Row: Mr. Phil Olivas, Eric Bryant, l:'dgar Mill~. Hal Maddox, Mark Foley, Jonathan Tucker, Ju tin Mederich. Fifth Row: Michael Rubash, Steven Ca per, Daniel Linn, Keith Hall, Matt Marrin, Cody Phillips. Logan Mayer, Troy Anderson, Justin Wenzl. 191 �OR.ciJe TR.a CounciL fir~t Rm,. t.:ph.lnll Drain. C •• ,,andr.l Prn. '>us.1n Pyln. Chri,tina !-elder 'lccond Ro,, : Robar l .1nkford. 'larah Hamilton. 'labnna Baugh . Jessie.! Welch . Third Row: 1ila Anderson, t.:phanic .\tilano, Josh tc\\art. ChamBeR. SrR.nu;s Fir t Ro" '>abnn.l Baugh. Cass.111dr.l Prvs. Chns Coleman . .\lcghann ford Jo .:ph Bauer, tephamt 'llnven, , "icole Shepard. Analisa Ortega. econd Row· .\tichael Decker, Mr. John Peter,on. Jmh It:\\ art. Third Row: Ann-.\lanc Tillev. '\hana Dtlg.1do. J\.til.l And.:rson. Yadira .\torcno. ,\lind} ~rcwart, reph.1n1c Drain. Al1ua Brandon, .\1elissa .oodall. C. hrisrina Holder. Fourth Row: '\usan Pyles, Amanda 1:1ylor, '\rephan1e Milano, M1h urhcrland. Robert Lankford. George Fvans, '\arah Hamilton Jcnmkr Troupe. Erin Hirt. fim Ro": Debbie Franklin. J.:ssiu Welch. Christa .rusing. .\1elame Anruna. Sraci Taylor. ccond Row: Amanda Yerke\. Jessica Dionne, Karc:n 'Jagsrrom, Cassandra Dandrea, Mr. Joh.n Peterson. l"h1rd Ro": .abric:l ' 'av.1kuku. , latrhew \X'ilkic:, Hubert 'lramm. 192 .1rgen1J, Doreen 21, 23 ~argent, Carmen 49 , argenr, Jonathan 21, 193, 194 cafella, Joel 112, 144, 145, 195 ' haal, Jonathan 62 chaefer, Brandon 62 haller, Jared 82 chinkel, Diane 23 chleiker, Brian 44, 118, 120 chmidr, Kelsey 61, 182, 184 chmirr, Jennifer 0, &?, 1 1(J), 171' 172, 196 choolma ter, John 23, 118 chwab, hawn 82, 124, 170 chwartz, Linda 23 con, hri ropher 49, 194 con, Iarissa 154, 156 con, Yvonne 131, 132, 133 criven, rephanie 34, 183, 188, 192 egura, Jes ica 82 cgura, Vicrorlee 37 elrenrighr, Molly 162, 188 ennen, Robert 23 crone, Li a 115 errone, Angelo 21, 115,164,165, 194,195 evern, Jackie 188 ewell, Titania 82, 96, 187 hankling, Kevin 82 harer, Mariah 61 hecks, con 82, 166, 167 hell, James 52, 61, 144, 145, 181 helton, Ashley 45, 124, 188, 189 helron, Timothy 82 Shepard, icole 34, 138, 186, 192 ~herbak, Jeremiah 83 Sherbak, Jessic.a 34 ' herbondy, Misty 180 hewell, Kimberly 83, 186, 187 ' hewell, Richard 10, 41, 181' 186 ' immon , Leah 34 impson, Eva 8, 61, 130, 131, 154 impson, Florine 56, 61, 193 ims, Amy 181 ipma, Francesca 29, 34, 160, 196 irois, Kimberly 83, 96, 131' 172, 180, 184, 193, 194 keen, Michele 36, 37 layton, Ezra 24, 34, 128 layton, Kiel 126 makpunr, Vathavadee 87 mith, Barbara 21, 193 mith, David 190 Smith, Holly 21 mith, Matthew 61, 118, 120 mirh, Michael 26, 34, 195, 196 mith, athan 34, 35,112,113 mith, ealon 49, 112 mith, Wayne 21 myer, Karl 34, 185 nodgre s, Ronnerre 61, 154, 157 oli, Lise 132, 133 outhworrh, Anthony 28, 34, 35 owell, hellee 83 pilotro, Genevieve 61 pi lotro, Mike 22 tafford, Jeremiah 53, 61,104,150,151 tahl, Desiree 83, 184 ramm, Hubert 192 Stanley, Tia 34, 188, 190, 195 ~reel, James 62 Steffensen, Christopher 34, 122 Srewarr, Brenda 23 rewart, David 49, 106, 107 rewarr, Eli1.aberh 36, lOS, 162, 190 rewarr, I:-,rin 73, 83, 162, 191 rcwarr, Evelyn 24, 37, 152, 190 tcwarr, Ivory 37, 193 tcwarr, Joshua 61, 103, 104, 126, 192, 194 rewarr, Megan 11, 118, 120 tewarr, Mindy 36, 37, 122, 158, 159, 192 tewart, Monika 36, 138, 181, 186 tingerie, ,reg 128 tingerie, Jason 36, 128 tirna, Oskars 83 rogher, Melissa 190 toker, Tara 20, 21, 22, 59, 180, 196 roltz, Michael 36 tone, Mathew 36, 128, 129 tone, Tri ha 61, 117, 162, 191 tonerock, Oonnerra 108, 162, 187 rover, Melissa 36, 190 trausbaugh, Joshua 87, 180 tutzman, urr 118, 120 ummer , Le'nea 62 utherland, Kevin 181 utherland, Michael 83, 96, 117, 164, 165, 181, 192, 194 weanngen, wen 37, 162, 191, 193, 1?5 �Sweet, Maurice 24, 37, 191 Sword, Landon 62, 118, 120 Sziklas, Dawn 61, 195 Szpyrka, John-Thomas 52, 61 , 185 T Taggart, Crystal 36 Tagstrom , Karen 36, 192 Tanis, Scott 187 Taylo r, Amanda 51 , Taylor, Amanda 62, 84, 112, 126, 165, 180, 182, 188, 192 Taylor, Brian 128, 191 Taylor, Keith 36, 195 Taylor, Roy 22 Taylor, Staci 36, 183, 192 Teaff, Michael 15 Tennant, Rhonda 81 , 84, 96, 97, 162, 17 1, 187 Terrell , Derrick 84, 118 Thomas, Cassandra 55 , 61, 112, 160 Thomas, Joey 10, 39, 41, 141, 181 Thomas, Josh 118, 120 Thomas, Leonard 84 Thomas, Stephen 4 5 Thorn pson, Billy 183 Thompson, Karrice 62, 135, 183, 197 Thompson, Maranda 61 Thompson, William 36 Thornton, Derrick 36, 122 Tickman , Jonathan 36, 181 Tilley, Ann-Marie 192, 194 Tobin, Jennifer Vaught, Jamal 13, 84, 103, 118, 119 Vega, Edgar 62, 103, 162, 191 Velez, Viviana 55, 62, 162, 1~, 191 Verdonck, Phillip 29, 36 Vernier, Kathryn 84 Vernier, Katie 183, 184 Vialpando, Christine 62 Vialpando , Shauna 36 Viernes, Robbie 36, 194 Vigil, Dominic 84, 162, 190, 191 Vigil, Erin 112, 113, 132, 13.3, 1~ Vigi l, Gwendolyn 36 Vigi l, Jana 84 Vigil, M ichael 84, 100, 162 Vigil , Phillip 198 Vigi l, Rosalene 62 Vigil, Vanessa 62, 114, 165, 195 Villa, Maria-Esther 133 Villanueva, Jennifer Uhlik, Sandra 22, 53 156, 164, 165, 195 Unralan, Joseph 36 Villanueva, Mark Untalan, Roy 62, 36, 105 106, 118, 120 Villarreal, Elizabeth Utter, Robert 140, 141 62, 180, 181 , 189 Vinson , Joclyn 36, 124 Vogel , Martine 22 Vossler, Christopher Vails, Jonathan 118, 128, 129, 195 120, 149, 150, Vowels, Jason 36 151 , 194 Vowels, Stacey 62, 104 Valdez, Alex Vse tecka , Kirk 53, Q., ll0, lll, 112, 22, 122, 154 113, 160, 162, 180, 191 , 198 VanScyoc, Jana 84, 96 Van Auken , Marvin 49 Vanauken , Trum an 36 Wacaster, Chad 62 Vasquez, Betsy 23 Wade, Rare r 36, 122 Vasquez, Zoraida 22, Wagers, Karen 22 23, 25, 44 Walker,Jason 37, 195 84, 85, 162, 170, 180, 184, 191 Toniarri, Rita 37, 189 Townsend, Chad 27, 6 1 Trahan, Joshua 53, 61 , 118 Tranis, Scott 186 Travis, Memory 37, 158 Travis, Taylor 62 Treat, Matthew 73, 84, 162, 184, 195 Trevino, Samuel 37 Troupe, Jennifer 62, 192, 194 Truitt, Glenn 22 Trujillo, Lisa 84, 186 Tucker, Chris 37 Tucker, Jonathan 124, 126, 191 Tursa, Mandy 49, 186 Tweed, Michelle 36, 186, 194 Twitty, Christopher 56, 62, 102 Tyler, Brandie 62, 186 Srep Team ...,.,.,....,....._ _ "1" First Row: Cathy Wilbor, Sharri e Mapl e, Florin e Simpso n , El izabeth McM ea rn , atasha H ernandez. Seco nd Row: Mrs. Barb Smith , C hristina H arriso n, Laurie Peterso n, Terra Sarcoma, Marce ize Whitfield , Alicia Brandon, Angela Leya nna , Coach Donna Munn , Coach Lorri Aberya. Third Row: Tamika Miller, Lati sha Moore , Tezo ni a Evans, Shaw n a Patte rso n , Ebony Duerson, Ivory Stewart, Shirlm ae Faw. Fourth Row: Andre Munn , Kirk Iseli, Marc Mill er. CoLo Fuszon u First Row: Jennifer Knutso n, Christopher Copeland. Back Row: Mrs. Mary Browning, Andy Walton, Steven Casper, Swen Swearingen, Joseph Cruz. EnvnwnmenraL CLu6 v w First Row: Ca rlos Garcia, Mike Lopez, Kimberly Siro is. Seco nd Row: Sand i Brown , C hristina Kuhns, Apri l Nickerson, Candace Baker, C har maine Brown, Jacki Reister, Ann Marie Tilley. Third Row: Sabrina Baugh , Latoshi a Li vingsto n, Co rinn a Gage, Mrs. Roberta C upp , Cassa ndra Palm er, Melanie Baker, Mrs. Linda Over! in , Mr. Jonathan Sa rgent. 193 �SeRreen hr~t Ro,,: Josh Stewarr, Carlos C.1rcia, Kenneth Honerkamp. econd Row: \1 r. Jonathan argcnr, Ann filley, assandr.1 Palmer, Corinn.1 Gage, S.1bnna Baugh, Kun irois, hristina Kuhns. I\.1r~. linda Ovcrlin. DRama CLuB First Row: Jonathan Vails, Kirst inc Haagen, Kathleen Reichert, Corinne ~1cKinney. econd Row: \1r. Chip 1acEnulry, Holly Plcimann, Dan1el 'owland, Christa Gru ing, Brynn 1oll, Jessica Bruden, Jessica Garcia. Th1rd Ro'': Emilie Reimer, Melody 'elson, icole Jarvey, 1ark Holstrom, usan Pyle , Kri tin Carlisle, Jennifer Troupe. Walker, Jdfery 62, 143 Walker, Ky hana 84, 180, 183 Walker, Mark 22, 166 Walker, ' rarrlire 75, 84 Wallace, Harry 22 Wallace, ergio 36, 195 Wallace, rephan 36, 162, 190, 195 Walsh, Donna 20, 22 Walsh, erira 108, 109, 188 Walters, Brandon 4 Walters, Matthew 36, 106, 107, 162, 190 Walton, Andrew 36, 162, 191, 193 Ward, Jeremiah 7, 62, 108, 124 Warfield, Eric 36 Warfield, William 41 Warner, hianrel 86, 104, 185, 187, 191 Wa hingron, Katrina 64, /9, 1(X), 112, 113, 160 Wa ik, cott 24, 37, 195 War on, Daniel 62 War on, Valerie 188, 195 Wauka, James 36, 128 Webb, Arasha 180, 188, 195 Webb, Michael 128, 187 Web rer, Erika 37 Welch, Jes i a 25, .16. 192 Wells, Brian 86 Wells, Jack 44, 118, 120, 181 Wells, Rose 22 Wells, arah 37 Welmon, Dominik 36 Wenzl,Ju tin 162, 191 Whelan, Joseph 87 Whelan, Jo hua 36, 190 Whelan, amanrha 62 White, hri ry 62 White, rlando 36, 186 Whitfield, Ernest 86 Whitfield, Marceize 36, 122, 152, 153, 186, 193 Whitfield, arasha 56, 62, 156, 157, 181, 185 Whitfield, Quincy 62, 118, 120 Whittaker, hrisropher 36 Whittemore, Jillian A RT CLuB NavaL Scrence - PeRwo 1 First Row: Grace 1etrles. Second Row: Mr. Joanne Williams, Jess ita Ben on, Krisropher Sanders, Johnathan Robershaw. Third Row: Chnstopher Scorr, Kyle Redford, Doyle Dickerson, Michael Sutherland, .hris Copeland. F1r tRow: Robbie Viernes, Michelle '1\veed, Candice Helmick, Krysral Rice, Steven Casper, Joshua Ledbetter. Second Row: 'lergeant Joe errone, Amber Hancock. Daniel owland, Joey Perez, Ryan Becherr, Jeremy Wiedrick, Michael Sutherland. 194 86, 172 Whorron,Li a 22, 130, 131 Wiedrick, Jeremy 62, 194 Wilbor, Bernard 62, 118, 120 Wilbor, arherine 36, 60, 193 Williams, Amanda 62, 165, 188 Williams, Anthony 36 William , Antonio 37 Williams, Ben(David) 86,87, 93, 124, 190, 191 William , Bryson 118 William , Chasry 36, 186 Williams, David 44, 133 Williams, Garth 86, 171 William , Joanne 22, 194 Williams, Kyle 126, 191 William , Laroya 87 Williams, Maggie 37, 183 Williams, Melody 36, 37, 181 William , Tammie 86, 188 Willingham, Brandon 39, 143 Wilmoth, Cari 62, 131 Wilmoth, Rachel 53, 62, 184, 195 Wil on, Jonathan 26, 86 Wilson, Rick 117, 22, 23, 145 Winfrey, Michelle 37 Winkelbauer, Lucas 86, 144, 145 Winn, Johnarhan 24, 36 Winter, Daniel 49, 118, 120 Witt, Bruce 32, 36, 116, 128 �Wood, Chel ie 62 Wood, Lynda 86, 88 Woodrum, Amanda 86 Worley, Timothy 62 Worley, Tyler 162, 191 Wright, Tony 86, 118 NavaL Sczence - PeRWO 6 NavaLSczence, PeRWO 2 y Yeager, arah (Bailey) 86 Yeater, Kurr 36, 195 Yerkey, Amanda 36, 192 Youngblood, Arrhur 62, 118, 120 Yvette, Oeniece Warfield 86 z First Row: Joseph Morris, onya Rood, Echo Mirchell, Kendal Rice, Melissa Goodall, 'irephen Dirrman. Second Row: Firsr ergeanr Joe Serrone, Marrhew Treat, Michael Luna, Tim Boarman, Jason Walker, Keith Taylor, Commander Don Pletcher. Third Row: Roseanna Parker, Stephen Wallace, Brian Larson, Michael Bower. NavaL Sczence - PeRWO 4 Zigmenr, Leonard 22, 117, 124 Zimka , Ursula 22, 23 Zoller, De mond 75, 86, 103, 118, 185 Firsr Row: Amber Davis, Alicia Mouriquand, hri rina Hall, Cleora Lenard, Dawn Sziklas, Vanessa Vigil, Jessica Bruden, April Goodrich, Clememine icholls. 'iecond Row: First Sergeant Joe errone, Josh Hines, Sean Dean, Chnstopher Vos ler, Patrick O'Connell, Christopher Dirrmann, Jason Olivas, Joel 'icafella, ommander Don Pletcher. Third Row: Eddie Asher, Marrhew Allnurr, Tyrone Livingston, Da,id Peters, Marcu Poree, Christopher Johnson. NavaL Sczence, PeRWO 3 First Row: Meghann Ford, Vanessa Geery, Valerie Warson, Kimberly Delfin, Geehae Livingston, Jennifer Villanueva, Kathleen Felch. econd Row: Sergeam Joe Serrone, Robert Ruff, Christopher Johnson, Erik Grossius, Jeremy Emrick, Michael Lopez, Cory Knop, Commander Don Pletcher. NavaL Sczence - PeRwo 5 First Row: Arasha Webb, Shannon Denni on, Shana Dean, Sarah Bowen, James Hernandez, Christine Gehrt, Sha}'len Mardis, Jessica Adams, Wendy Cross, Tia ranlq. econd Row: First ergeam Joe errone, David Rosario, ·corr Wasik, Joseph Cruz, arhan Kincaid, ergio Wallace, Cody Moore, Michael Johnson, wen Swearingen, Christopher Johnson. Third Row: Edgar Mills, Adrian Bun yon, reven Chaco, Tim Presse}'. Jared elson, Josh Reichert, Jacob Cor!, Michael Smirh, Geoffrey 1elvin, Pedro omreras, Kurt Yeater. First Row: Rachel Wilmorh, Holly Pleimann, Shannon Ko, Audrey Johnson, Cassandra Carrier. Second Row: First Sergeanr Joe Serone, Robert Holder, Sylas Boyle, Brandon Doche, Sonny Herman, Brian Ragsdale, Commander Don Plercher. Third Row: Erick Paul. Robert Kane, George Evans, James Knapp. Josh Hines, M1chael Cerquozzi, Alex Cole. 195 �Jennifer chmirr ay Ciao to high chool. way of aying good-bye. Je e ianno, France ca ipma, Michael mirh, Jennifer Horn, Mr. David Pearson, Lari ha Moore, Heather Bauri ra, Michelle Davis, and Rebecca hacon ay Au Revoir, meaning good-bye in French. M . Tara raker, Mr . ora Andrew , and Mr . Levka raft hold the " ee You oon" ign. We know they'll mi u rhi ummer. 196 tao 1 the Italian �aying ba-bye, Katrice Thomp on and April Nickerson pose for the camera. Here we are at the end of another great year at Me a Ridge High chool. We've done so many things that prove this year was one of Making Lasting Impressions. Our girl's varsity basketball team doubled the amount of games won compared to the year before; John Roan placed fifth in the state wrestling meet; and all of the following senior football players will be heading to college on football scholarships: Co by Bloodsaw, Ralph Black, George Pillsbury, Chris Mollaun, Jarame Beaupre, and Brandon Felice. Also, our drama department really took off, competing in competitions and putting on great plays. The music department send students to All State Choir and put on two magnificent concerts that tons of parents and students showed up for. Thi year was full of impressions-ones that future Grizzlies can live up to and expand on. Until we meet again. Deputy Douglas Bond and Ms. Monika \1cDonald hope next year will be as full of impressions as rhis one. Vanna White watch out! Mrs. Lorri Abeyta perfects the showing of things. 197 �The STaFf: ean Camacho, arah 01 on, Jusrin layborn, Je ica Perez (Busine s Ediror), Desiree Egberr, amanrha Allnurr (Phoro Ediror), Jamie Miller, Lindy Igo, Kimberly Mouriquand & her brorher Fred (Ediror in Chief), Alex Valdez, Candace Baker, and Adam Graham. The 1999-2000 Me a Ridge High chool yearbook staff ordered eight hundred copies of the yearbook that conrained rwo hundred page each. The cover material is one hundred and twenry poinr cover board with a smyth sewn pine and is four color lithograph. The end sheets were staff de igned done in vibra color. over photos were taken by staff memebers throughout the chool year. All pictures within the book were taken by the yearbook taff, Mr . Judy Friesth, Mr. Philp Vigil, aval Ball pictures were donated by the )ROT deparrmenr, and variou shots were contributed by Mr . Linda Merzgar. The mug hots were taken by Daniel Renyold Photography and olorado lassie Images were re ponsible for the sports picture . Mr. Thorn O'Brien, represenrative of the HerffJones publishing company, upplied the staff with answers to many questions and a comic relief when needed. eniors paid 47.00 per book while underclassmen paid $37.00. 198 I �In MemoRy OF Tzegan BuRRess ApRzL 21, 1984 - MaRch 10, 2000 ��Hmm? Peculiar looking huh? Looks like omeone forgot ro er the parking break. Ir' ok hri Herr ra, rhi i one of rho thing you can look back on with your grandchildren and laugh abour. The e are the hampion . They received an award given our to rudent for out tanding academic /athletic from KRD . Ba k row: hri ropher opeland ba ketball), Eric Bryant (track , Richard asugo ( o r), and Kevin Davi (v.re ding). Front row: De irae Letpply track , R becca Mar h (volleyball), Je ica Krau e ( occer), ase: Po (gol , and Vicki ardner (tenni "ot pictured: Jared Bahn r {football), Khalifah 1 ailor (ba kerball}, and John Roan (baseball). ongrarulation to th e guy for r eiving cholar hip in football. Back row: George Pil bury, obyia Bryant, Ralph Bla ·. Front W\\: Jaram B au pre and Chri Mollaun. live to t v . H re Jason C ._) ( liv ), Jo Tra an, Paul Perry E r:1p on, and t hani Birchfield how wh.. g-x>d fri nd hould b li e. In order from left to right: aring, Pari nt, Thoughtful/ 'ind, Tru tin<>, and Hon t. H re th bunch how what a bad friend i lik . In order from left to right: Carele , Impatient, Thoughcle , Reckle , and a Liar. h ck our th ooofy ouy r Jared Feli e' birthday parry. John pzyrka, Brandon Perry, Br ndon 7alter , Michael F lice, Bri n Larrab~: dam o er , Landon ord, Paul Perry. 1iddl row: J h E b rt, Richard B tterton, Chn toph r Twirry, Jared Feli e dr v. Ro<> r , nd J r miah ard. From row: I m n, Jo h Trahan. 199 �XenchiH(J the /Vet of Success! "The Var ity Girl ' occer team is doing better thi year due to having great enior leadership. They are also doing well due to extremely talented fre hmen and a real team environment," ay oach Len Zigment. Because the enior on the team are playing their last season at Me a Ridge, they are giving heir all to have a uperb eason. The rest of the team i playing their be t o that the enior can have their be t an mo t memorable eason ever. "The lady fre hmen have brought a lot to the ream and I am o proud of the way the team ha come together," ay aptain Beth Kre . "We are working well together and there is a lot of heart on the field; it is a great team to be apart of," ay other aptain Je sica Krau e. "Player win games. Team win Championship ! ' Michele Carney kicks the ball a hard as he can down the field again t Harrison. 200 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • Scoreboard • MR/V • • •• • Grandview 0-9 • • • Buena Vista 3-4 • • 1-10 •• • Air Academy •• Harri on •• 6- 1 •• Woodland Park • 2-2 • • Pine Creek 0-4 • • 1erra •• 4-1 • • and Creek • 1-0 • •• • Coronado 0-2 • • • Cheyenne Mountain • •• Widefield •• Blowing away the Harri on defender, Beth Kres takes the •• Liberty • ball down the field . • • Lewis-Palmer • • • While being defended by three players from H arrison, Jessica • Doherty • Krau e still trie to take the ball to their side of the field . •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Vnrsil!f Soccer �With the goalie and a defender on her, Kimberly McClelland tries her hardest to get pa t them and make a goal. Brandi arlson u es her skills with her feet to take the occer ball down the field. Being one of the most important players on the team, Eva impson drop kicks the ball after the other team took a hot on her. First Row: Elizabeth Kress, Marrivette Martinez, Je ica Krause. econd Row: Brandi Carlson, Mari sa Aldridge, uzanne Bye , Angela Mitchell, Pamela Mendes, Kimberly Delfin, Michele arney. Third Row: JoAnn Hill, Tamika Torrance, Kimberly Me lelland, Angela Dean. Fourth Row: George Evan , Memory Travis, Eva tmp on, atomt riffe, Jo hua tewart, Coach Len Zigment. 201 �- vltaking tlte (jon! Junior Varsity is doing a fantastic job this sea on. They had a great tart with the help of their positive attitudes. The first game was against Doherty. They played tremendously well. They did lose 4-1 but they managed to keep the ball on their side nearly all of the game, which is a great achievement. They are very excited to play and have wonderful attitudes. "To get ready for games we have mainly practiced out hardest. We scrimmage varsity every day and they have beat us every time. It is, however, helping us learn more about soccer and where we need to improve." Says captain Joey Thomas. arah Bourn puts full effort in making sure the ball doesn't go in the net. Row 1: tephanie Drain, Jacquelyne Rei ter. Row 2: Marli Kwiarkow ki, Joey Thomas, arah Bourn, Jessica Cain-Davis, Rebecca Manning, hana Delgado, Jennifer Green. Row 3: Monica Gomez, ourtney lommen, Lindy Igo, Jennifer Robin on. Row 4: Dominic Mixon, Jo hua Horton, Rachel Reynolds, eehae Living ton, tephanie Luck, Lauren Lapota, Jennifer Lang, Carlos Garcia, Coach Earl Frazier. 202 �Jennifer Robinson looks on while Monica omez gives a hard kick to try and score a goal for Me a Ridge. tephanie Drain and Lauren Lapota defendJacquelyne Reister a she get the ball to Me a' side. Joey Thoma u e her kill to keep the ball on Me a' ide. 203 �15rinpi11f1 up the /(ear Thi year 'Junior Var ity 2 team, has met a lot of new challenge including a new coach. The girl learned how to exerci e better working together kills, along with more soccer kills, "The team i working together very well,, explained Coach Pearson. The team al o has two captain which the team vote for, and the third captain i picked before each game. Tammy Hockman started out as a manger for the team, but is sometime called in to play if a player i m1ssmg. oach David Pear on described the team as, "A rearend kicking machine!" Em i 1 i e Reimer works on dribbling the ball down to the goal line. Amanda Bixenmann kicks the ball away while an opponent tries to steal it away. Front Row: Jessica Bauer, Amanda Bixenmann. econd Row: Heather Burke, Katrina Law on, Jenna Kline. Third Row: Kimberly Hosken , Alicia Gallegos, Khrystal Lahti, ummer Justice. Fourth Row: Tammy Hockman, Rachel Ware, Victoria Fox, Rita Toniarri, Ammie Her hey, Chri tina Bergling, Coach a id Pearson. 204 !JV Soccer 2 Katrina Law on dribble the ball downfield, and trie to keep an opposing player from getting the ball. �Wanting to score, Jenna Kline, passes the ball to a teammate closer to the goal line. Moving the ball down field, Summer Justice and w 0 teammates work to score. Seeing a Palmer player running toward her, Victoria Fox, passes the ball down the field. Alicia Gallegos concentrates on tossing the ball back into the game, as Amanda Bixenmann blocks an opponent from trying to get the ball. 205 �From the beginning the Mesa Ridge track team began to break the school records and their personal records. When energy radiated from the members of the team it showed great improvement from the year before. Due to the larger number of athletes from last year, the team has become a family and worked hard to improve their every performance. The sprinters run two to three times as much in practice than they do in a meet. They never whine or cry because they have to run. They all know that in the end all their hard work and high goals pay off. Because the athletes were asked to set a goal for themselves and their team they have managed to overcome these goals and set higher ones. Long distance runners run over fifty miles when the season is over. When they pass the finish line in first place they know they have improved their time and they have moved up in other peoples eyes. Even though being in the race and not finishing in the top 3 places they know they have done their best which is an accomplishment in its self. When throwing an 8 or 12 pound ball, jumping over a metal bar, or landing on your feet in sand for 3 months straight can really wear a person out. But when you have throwers and jumpers with so much ambition and who put their all in what they do, the effects are tremendous. Most throwers and jumpers don't have a lot of competition during practice, but when they go to meets they give a performance that can beat all odds. With a lot of determination and hard goal setting work, this year's track team can put on a show that can blow the crowd away. With rough competition , Adam Rodger and Josh Trahan make a perfect handoff, which helps them in winning rhe race. 206 �/(tinning &vents One of the faste t runner on the team Tasha Whitfield take fir t place at a track meet. hi rimae Faw hold the starring blocks for Le' nea ummers as she tarrs a race. arah Horton runs as fa t as he can around a curve ro pass the paron on ro the next runner. Darrell Dickey stays one jump ahead of and Creek during the 300 meter hurdle . At high peeds Will Banks adds meters in pa ing a ourh Afri n athlete. Athletes from ourh Africa came ro compere in rh1 rra k meet at ~1 a Ridge High chool. Being th Demerri~.: paton acr J..< t e~:- n "· 100 relay, "ord brin, the " lni h lin . 207 �"Teamwork is key to any track team, and if there are none believer of teammate then the team won't be very ucce ful." -Ronnette nodgre "I feel we are a better team because we got faster and stronger." -Kyle Rumer "This year we are going to be as trong a our weakest man. -Jo hua Trahan )) "This year's track team has had a lot of off eason training which ha improved our skills, thoughts, and our goals tremendously. " - amantha Allnutt "We have more veterans back with a lot more experience." -Paul Finner "We are breaking records and we work more a a family than individually." -April ickerson "I think this year' team has more depth and people on the team that work harder than last year, we also have seniors and other leaders that are stepping up to promote more team unity." -Will Banks Jonathan Vails shows great form in the high jump. "We have more enthusiasm." -Coach Carter Jacique Jordan finishes off a great throw in the discuss. Right after his jump, Jo h Trahan trys not to fall back. 208 Jon Call puts all of his umph into hi throw at a Mesa Ridge track meet. Samantha Allnutt completes her throw in shot put. �Freshmen Joy Ander on, doesn't have very far to go in pole vault to break a record. Fir t row: athan Kincaid, Debbie, Franklin, Anthony arter, haun Katko take a dare into breaking a record in the inten e event of pole vaulting. elest Prevost, Maggie William, haron Johnson. 209 �Varsil!f and f!V ~ennis Thi year lady renni player were in for a new change thi year. oach Patrick Lawerance was unable to coach the girls this year, so Mr. Brad Dorai took over with Mr . u ie Howery a hi a i rant coach. Getting u ed to the new coaching wasn't roo hard for the girl though, Mr. Dorai volunteered last chool year with the girls. f cour e, Mr. Dorai doe thing different. He had the girl do odd drill and play games that work on specific kill . The line up this year wa : France ca ipma, one ingle , Vicki ardner, two ingle , and Danielle Pullin, three ingles. Playing double were: amantha Hope, tacey Vowels, Jackie Davis, Joanne Ru hford, Valerie Crowe, Mindy tewarr, Kimberly Mouriquand, Emily Reimer, Jennifer Poncelow, and Liz Hoff Jennifer Poncelow, Rebecca Poncelow, and Unique Dilworth wait there turn for an open court. Varsity ?:e1111is Back row: Coach Brad Dorais, amantha Hope, Jamie Hatfield, Valerie Crowe, Francesca ipma, Joanne Rushford, Jeniffer Poncelow, tacey Vowel , and Kimberly Mouriquand. Front row: Danielle Pullin, Vicki Gardner, Mindy tewarr, Emily Reimer, Liz Hoff, and Jackie Davis. 210 ?:e111tis uring a match, Vicki Gardner erves the ball to her opponent. �racey Vowels and Kimberly Mouriquand wair for rhe erve from rhe orher ream. amanrha Hope serves rhe ball while her doubles parrner Jamie Harfield wairs ar rhe ner for rhe rerum. Valerie Crowe warm up wirh her parrner Mindy rewarr before a march. !/JIItiorVarsity 'Cemtis Liz Hoff, Coach u ie Howery, arah Wells, Julie Ko, AnneMarie Tilly, Unique Dilworrh, Rebecca Poncelow, and Jocelyn Vinson. 211 �SwinginJ for tlte lence The Var ity Baseball team, as you know, only has the best of the best. They are the ones everyone expect to win all the game , which i expected of var ity players for all port , and all the other challenges that come with that tide. The whole eason all you can do i say what you expect. ince that is about all you can do until the game i here or over, here are a few things the players expect. "The season is going great! We are playing excellent again t orne of the top team in the state. Thi is the be t team in Mesa Ridge Baseball's history and we plan to prove it. The expectations we have for the rest of the season is to play hard, be dedicated, and advance through the playoff . We have seven returning players from the Var ity levella t year which helped us in team unity and playing together," say Raymond onre u e his mu de to attempt a homerun. Having a discus ion with the pitcher John Roan gets tips for the next play. Everyone comes on to the field to congratulate John Roan on hitting a homerun. ean Camacho runs for second ba e hoping to beat the ball. 212 Vnrsil!f Ensebn/1 hawn chwab. �Ir' time to how your kills! That's what Jarame Beaupre rhinks as he pirches a fasr one. Chri Moneypenny rhrows a pi~ch ar rhe barrer hoping he mtsse . Taking a break on rhe side of rhe field Chris Twirry and Brian Well rake a knee. (james v. Canon iry Was on Liberry Palmer Pine Creek Doherry Coronado Cheyenne Mrn. Lewis Palmer Harrison Grandview Widefield and Creek Woodland Park Sierra Fir r Row: Logan Mayer, Marc Melvin, Brian Larrabee, Chri Moneypenny, earn Camacho, ean Troupe, Karie Mac abe. econd Row: Chri Twirry, Wayne Frazier, Brian Well , Joseph Bauer, Raymond onre , John Rone. Third Row: Rick Damarra, Mr. Al Bu rillo , Ralph Black, Jeremy Bupray, David Knurson, Tyler Bogardu , Mr. Randy Keiley. 213 �ISringing Jt Rome pring time came and went Making a great play, David Knut on throws the ball to a player in the infield. again thi year; encouraging words were being yelled from the bench, bats were swinging, balls were flying, and the everlasting supply of sunflower seeds were launched from the mouths of every J.V Baseball player. Ju tlike every other J .V team in the past, this year's team had their work cut out for them. Between sharing players with the Var ity squad and pulling out 7th inning victories the season was a real challenge. With only three player returning from last year's team, leadership and the ability to make the J .V. squad run like a well-oiled machine were among this year's biggest problems. Despite all the adversity the team had to face, they were able to pull out a record that would make any coach proud. (james VS. Pine reek Wasson Liberty Palmer Doherty Coronado Cheyenne Mountain Lewis-Palmer Harrison randview Widefield and reek Woodland Park terra 214 First Row: Ja on arra co (Olivas), athan mith, David William , ean amacho, Adam Griffin. econd Row: Glenn Carlson, Michael Me ann, Wayne Frazier, Chi topher Breon. Third Row: oach Brian Lubich, Monika tewart, Lorenzo Young, David Knutson, William Felder, Coach cott Bogardus. !f. 1!. Enscbn/1 �Begging to unleash the thunder, Sean Camacho shows composure and lays off the high fastball in search of a better pitch. A Pine Creek screaming eagle tries to get by Michael McCann in order to steal third, bur he is not successful. W a y n e Frazier hows perfect form w h i 1 e throwing a perfect strike. Adam Griffin laces the pitch into right field scoring two runs. 215 �eovering All Eases The 99-00 Fre hman Ba eball team ha shown trem ndou athletici m. Their hard work and dedication proves that they be will a great a et to future Me a Ridge team . Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Gabriel Futrell, the team wa able to face many adversitie and till remain a well ecure team. The Fre hman team truly demonstrates the pride that come with participating in any Mesa Ridge organization. They wear their black and purple jer ey with extreme pride and et an exemplary standard for the team of 2000-2001. Proving that baseball i an all weather port , the ream huddles together to keep warm. First Row: Brian Barker, Joshua Manning, Daniel Krau e, Mathew Grant. econd Row: Christopher Daniels, Geoffrey Melvin, Holly Doche (Manager), D.J.Porrer, Max Cage. Third Row: Coach abriel Futrell, Peter Miller, Jarell Marrin, corr Bishop, Brian Mar h. Whoa! That was a close one. Joshua Dock ducks from a runaway pitch. 216 'lresltmelf Ensebn/1 �While at bat Jo hua Manning swings the bat for a rna hing hit. Warming up before the game, Jo hua Manning reache for the ball. trike three you're out! Daniel Krause pitches an awesome game. Great arch! Geoffrey Melvin extends his glove to catch a passing strike. 217 �But it doesn't hurt that Casey has qualified for tate two year in a row, i the #1 golfer on the team, is the team captain in a team made up of eight girl , and has been named Most Valuable Player for two years. With these kinds of credential Ca ey is ure to leave her mark for Mesa Ridge and open a door for a very bright future. Swimming It's not as easy as you might think being the only Mesa Ridge swimmer. Given you get all the glory for the big W, you also get all the heat that comes with the big L. o you can imagine the heat given when your record i 0-4. Ouch! On the bright side there is more to it than just the record. Pat mith, our only swimmer, compete in the 100 backstroke, the 400 free relay, the 200 free relay , and the 200 free. Pat has al o qualified for state at the Hornet Invitation. When asked about being Mesa Ridge High chool's only swimmer Pat mith replied, "The cool part about being the only MRH student on the team is that I don't have to worry about any MRH student taking my pot on the team." 218 J:adies' (jo/f a11dvMeJt 's Swilltlttillg �Here at Yearbook we hear your cries ... "My picture is only in here once!" Well now you have no excuses. If you feel your picture wasn't featured enough in the yearbook paste your own picture ... HERE! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Write your own caption here! 219 �I 2 3 1. Wayne Frazier tudies while on pring vacation. We should al o memion that it happened to be his Brithday al o. 2. Viviana Velez hows how tough she is during lunch. 3. Tameshia Miller be gentle! tephen Roux is your editor remember? 4. Check out the campu ecuriry! They really know how to get down! 5. leeping on the job? It's ok Dustin Cartmell, we understand. 220 �9 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6. eorge Pillsbury raises his hand over a wrestling victory. 7. Lindy Igo and Jack Wells po e for a picture during the homecoming dance.8. Group lunch i always rhe be r. Here a bunch of fre hmen ear lunch together. 9. Matthew Walter srudie in the library. 10. Ms. Linda Metzgar's geology class visited the Manitou rand averns. 221 �?:op lives of/999-2000 Yearbook polled 4 classe of each grade level to find out what the top five of the 1999-2000 schoo: wer . Here are the re ult . Books: 1- Chicken oup Books, reen Eggs and Ham 2- in ity 3- To Kill a Mocking Bird 4- Carrie 5- Too many to list tie. Movies: 1- American Pie 2- ext Friday 3- The Matrix 4- The Green Mile 4- The ixth en e Places to eat: 1- Wendy' 2- Me Donalds 3- The Great China Buffet 4- Joe's Crab hack 5- Taco Bell, Fazoli' , on1c Cia e: 1- Math 2-Gym 3- cience, English 4- Weight Lifting, Psychology 5- Drama, Band, C/0 2002, British Literature ongs: 1- The Thong ong 2- What a Girl Want , Kane Toad Blues 3- Thank God I Found You, Amazed 4- Kryptonite, Why Am I Here, Hot Girl 5- Only God Knows Why Bands ( roups): 1- KoRn 2- Limp Bizkit, De tiny's Child, Blink182, Metallica 3- Ruff Ryders, D MX 4- lip Knot, N YNC, Tool, Dixie Chicks 5-AC/D , 98 degree , o Limit portTeam: 1- Dallas owboys 2- Denver Broncos 3- Lo Angele Laker 4- Atlanta Braves, 49ers 5- New York Yankee , Colorado Avalanche 222 TV hows: 1- F*R*I*E*N*D*S 2- The Tom reen how 3- outh Park, The impsons 4- Undre ed, That 70' how 5- Who's Line Is It Anyway, Who Want To B~ Millionaire Brand Names: 1- Adida 2- Nike 3- Abercrombie & Fitch 4- FUBU 5- Tommy Hilfiger tore : 1- Independant Record , Hot Topic 2- Old Navy, Abercrombie & Fitch 3- Wal-Mart, Victoria's ecret 4- J Penny, Mr. Rags, ontempo Ca ual, ar Goody 5- Foley' , Gap, Dillards, Finish Line Cars: 1- Mustang 2- Eclipse 3- BMW, Corvette, Viper, Honda Civic 4- VW Beede, Jeep Wrangler, Kia, Camero 5- Neon, Durango, Tacoma, Acura olor: 1- Blue 2- Red 3- Yellow 4- reen 5- Purple, Black Movie tar: 1- Julia Roberts 2- Paul Walker 3- Will mith, Harrison Ford 4- Martin Lawrence, Tyra Banks 5- Ryan Phillipe, Jet Li, AI Pachino �The test of the ages Few generations have the opportunity to witness the passing of one millennium and the beginning of another. Before racing forward into the 21st century, take a moment to reflect back on the people, places. and events of the past 1,000 years. �1 1903 Airplane, powered by gasoline engine, flown by brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright 1908 Model ''T" Ford introduced an affordable automobile for the mass market. 1913 1917 1919 l 3 4 5 1920 1920 e 1953 1955 Federal income tax mandated with passage of the 16th Amendment to the Constitution U S entered World War I on side of Britain and France vs Germany and the Central Powers . Montgomery, AL Bus Boycott ignited modern Civil Rights Movement for black Americans. 6 1955 McDonalds restaurant opened in Des Plaines , IL 7 1956 Elvis Presley melded country & western with rhythm & blues in his first rock hits "Hound Dog" and "Heartbreak Hotel ." 1956 Interstate Highway System construction began to link America with superhighways 1958 Hula Hoop invented by Richard P Knerr and Arthur K. Melvin e 1959 Motown Records, "The Sound of Young America," was founded in Detroit. Women's right to vote guaranteed by the 19th Amendment in time to elect Warren G Harding as president Apollo II landed astronauts on the moon . 1970 Kent State University (Ohio) protests against the U.S role in the war in Southeast Asia left four demonstrators dead when the National Guard fired upon the crowd 1972 Women 's Equal Rights Amendment was passed by Congress but not ratified by the required number of states within the mandated 7-year limit . e 1974 President Richard M Nixon resigned from office rather than face impeachment on charges stemming from the "Watergate" scandals which began two years earlier. 1979 "Rapper's Delight" by the Sugar Hill Gang brought hip-hop music to mainstream pop musical charts Personal computer introduced by IBM 1962 Wai-Mart discount store openedinRogeffi AR. 13 1981 President John F Kennedy assassinated in Dallas. TX Music Television (MTV) debuted as a music video network 14 1984 Coca-Cola changes soft drink formula, prompting protests which led to the reintroduction of "Classic Coke." 1986 NASA space shuttle Challenger explodes 73 seconds after launching, killing all aboard including the "first teacher to fly in space," Chris~ McAuliffe. 15 1991 Operation Desert Storm launched by U.S and United Nations allies to oust invading Iraqis from Kuwait in the oilrich Persian Gulf region. 16 1999 President William J. Clinton impeached and charged with perjury and obstruction of justice He was later acquitted on both counts. 1931 Empire State Building erected in New York. 9 1963 1935 Social Security Act passed as part of President Franklin D Roosevelt's "New Deal" to provide federal unemployment compensation and old-age pensions 1964 The Beatles appeared on the "Ed Sullivan Show" on television, launching the British Invasion in pop music. U.S. entered World War II when naval bases in Hawaii were attacked by Japan . 1966 National Organization for Women (NOW) founded to agitate for women's equal rights. 1968 Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis. TN Robert Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles. CA moments after winning the California Presidential Primary. Korean War engaged American military troops . 1969 1981 1963 1950 11 12 8 Solid-body electric guitar designed by Leo Fender mass produced . Woodstock Music & Art Fair attracted 500 ,000 rock music fans to upstate New York. Vietnam War engaged American military troops Stock market crash ushered in Great Depression 1948 1969 1961 1929 1941 10 Disneyland theme park opened in California . 1955 Prohibition on the manufacture and sale of intoxicating beverages legislated by the 18th Amendment to the Constitution (repealed in 1933 by 21st Amendment). Station KDKA in Pittsburgh broadcast the first commercial radio program. Senator Joseph McCarthy (Wisconsin) began a series of congressional hearings to expose suspected Communists in American government. Martin Luther King, Jr delivered his I Have a Dream speech to the crowds at the Washington. DC Freedom March for black civil rights . ��( r f\ 1375 "Robin Hood" appeared in English popular story ballads . Vikings explored coast of North America 1387 Canterbu11J Tales written by • 1001 Gunpowder perfected by Chinese inventors . 1407 • 1010 Snan narnen, epic poem written n 1000 Beowulf, heroic poem , written in Old English . • 1000 1431 1066 Christian Church separated into Western and Eastern branches William of Normandy conquered England . • 1071 Seljuk Turks conquest of much of Near East completed . • 1090 Water-driven mechanical clock built in China • 1096 First Crusade launched by Western European knights to oust Muslims from the Holy Land • 1100 • 1151 • 1174 Joan of Arc, French heroine in the Hundred Years' War against England burned as a witch in Rauen . 1592 William Shakespeare emerged as a British dramatist • 1598 Tokugawa Shogunate founded in Japan to rule for next 270 years • 1609 Astronomical telescope used to view the heavens by Galilee Galilei • 1480 Ivan III (the Great) claimed power as Tsar of the Russians . • 1619 1492 Christopher Columbus, Italian explorer sailing in service to Spain, lands in the West Indies. Black African slaves introduced into British North American colony of Virginia • 1643 Luca Pacioli publishes first description of "double entry," the basis of modern accounting. Louis XIV assumed throne of France to become the epitome of the Absolute Monarch in Europe • 1644 Qing Dynasty established in China by invading northern Manchus. • 1648 Thirty Years' War, "the last of the religious wars" that had involved much of Europe, ended with the Peace of Westphalia • 1661 England captured Bombay in India • 1698 Steam engine invented by Thomas Savery. • 1718 Machine gun introduced by James Pickle • 1728 Ferdinand Magellan's Spanish crew completed first voyage around the globe "Enlightenment" intellectual movement, emphasizing rationalism. boosted by European popularity of Voltaire's poetic defense of religious toleration. La Henriade. • 1732 Pistol invented by Camillo Vette IIi Grain threshing machine invented by Michael Me~zies . • 1733 Industrial Revolution launched in England with the invention of the flying shuttle for weaving textiles 1762 "Sandwich" became culinary staple in England after introduction by the 4th Earl of Sandwich • 1764 "Spinning jenny" for spinning thread developed by James Hargreaves. n 1494 • 1191 11 1200 Tea arrived in Japan from China 1506 Leonardo da Vinci. Italian Renaissance artist. painted the • 1206 Genghis Khan united nomadic Mongols, leading to the conquest of Asia, the Middle East, and Central Europe. Engagement rings came into fashion in Europe Mona Lisa • 1507 World map identifying "America" (for explorer Amerigo Vespucci) published :z.- 1510 Pocket watch invented by Peter Henlein • 1517 • 1522 Protestant Reformation began with posting of Martin Luther's "95 Theses" challenging authority of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe. • 1250 Magnifying glass invented by Roger Bacon . • 1278 1t 1290 Glass mirrors introduced. • 1540 Spectacles invented to correct poor eyesight. • 1543 • 1313 Gunpowder introduced in Western Europe. Sun-centered (heliocentric) solar system theory advanced by Nicolaus Copernicus • 1347 Bubonic plague brought the "Black Death" to Europe, killing up to one third of the population. • 1556 Mughal Empire in India ruled by Akbar. grandson of the Muslim dynasty's founder. • 1567 Lead pencil invented by Konrad Gesner. Amenndian Aztec civilization established capital at Tenochtitlan in Mexico. 26 Printing press using movable metal type invented by Johannes Gutenberg. Vasco da Gama. Portuguese explorer. sailed around Africa to reach India e 1364 Flush toilet invented by England's Sir John Harington 1454 1 • 1498 Leprosy disease imported into Europe by Crusaders returning from the Middle East. 1589 Don Quixote de Ia Mancna {part I) written by Spanish novelist Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra Windmills with vertical sails to exploit wind power developed in Europe • 1230 15 • 1605 Horse racing founded in England England's Magna Carta signed by King John introducing the concept of limited constitutional monarchy Spanish armada defeated by English when it tried to invade the island nation of Queen Elizabeth I. Constantinople fell to Ottoman Turks, ending the Byzantine Empire • 1180 • 1215 1 • 1453 Rockets fired in China Chess introduced mto England "Bedlam" established as hospital for the insane in London r 1588 Geoffrey Chaucer in England . in Persian by Firdawsi. e 1054 ~-l ���28 1776 Declaration of Independence announced American independence from Great Britain . 31 1848 Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels called for workers of the world to unite against their capitalist oppressors in The Communist Manifesto. • 1891 Zipper closure invented by Whitcombe L. Judson. • 1892 Women given the right to vote for first time in national elections. in New Zealand. l9 1783 Hot-air balloon flown by Montgolfier brothers . • 1850 1786 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote opera. The Marriage of Refrigerator pioneered by )ames Harrison and Alex C Twining . 1895 30 . 1857 Sigmund Freud developed methods of psychoanalysis. Passenger elevator invented by Elisha G. Otis 1895 Wireless radio invented by Guglielmo Marconi . 1896 Olympic Games revived in Athens. Greece Figaro • 1787 Power loom to weave cloth introduced by Edmund Cartwright • 1859 Evolutionary theory postulated in The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin • 1787 United States ratified the Constitution . 1861 . 1789 French Revolution began with the storming of the Bastille. symbol of royal authority. Civil War erupted in the United States between northern and southern states over issues related to the existence and expansion of black slavery. • 1793 Cotton gin to mechanically separate seed from cotton bolls invented by Eli Whitney. 1800 "Romantic Movement." an artistic and literary movement. boosted with the popularity of the 2nd edition of William Wordsworth's and Samuel Taylor Coleridge's Lyrical Ballads • 1865 Slavery abolished in the United States with the end of the Civil War • 1865 Nitroglycerine explosive developed by Alfred Nobel . 1867 Dominion of Canada. uniting most of the eastern provinces. became virtually independent from Great Britain 1803 Louisana Purchase of land from France more than doubled the land area of the United States. . 1870 Prussia defeated France in a war that resulted in a unified Germany • 1804 Steam locomotive successfully tested by Richard Trevithick . 1874 Paul Cezanne introduced "Impressionism" in painting. 1807 Long-distance steamboat sailed by Robert Fulton 31 • 1812 Canning to preserve food invented by Brad Doukin . 1878 • 1815 Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte of France. conqueror of much of Europe. defeated at Waterloo. Phonograph to play back recorded sound patented by Thomas Edison. 33 1879 Frankenstein written as gothic novel by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Electric light using carbon filament in glass bulb invented by Thomas Edison 34 1882 "Skyscraper" building designed and built by William LeBaron Jenny. • 1885 Gasoline powered automobile engine developed by Gottlieb Daimler. Wilhelm Maybach. and Karl Friedrich Benz 1818 1830 Lawn mower introduced by Edward Beard Budding 1876 Mechanical wheat reaper patented by Cyrus McCormick. 1833 Differential calculating machine invented by Charles Babbage. . 1885 1837 Telegraph patented simultaneously by Samuel F.B Morse and Sir William Fothergill Cook Box camera using photographic film on a roll marketed by George Eastman. • 1886 Coca-Cola beverage formula patented by John Pemberton. • 1887 Gramaphone. a device to play sounds recorded on flat disks. invented by Emile Berliner • 1890 Motion pictures invented by William Friese-Greene. Photography invented by Louis Daguerre in France. . 1846 Sewing machine invented by Elias Howe. Photo Credits: Pho<os proo.!ldod by Archove -~ l'oclude a1 C<Ner mages f*IOioo 1 34. 7-11. 15-16.20-23.26. 2&-37.-. Md46 Pho<o#44 proo.!ldodbyGarrtre Ua..on Phoeoo aealed by Hetti Jonas,lnc.l'oclude 2. 5-6. 12-14. 17-19.24-25.27,38.43.45. and47 • 1896 Modern manual typewriter patented by Herman L. Wagner • 1902 Air conditioning introduced into the workplace by William Carrier • 1903 Airplane powered by gasoline engine flown by Wright brothers • 1904 Brassiere as woman's undergarment marketed by Mary Phelps Jacobs. 1905 Albert Einstein formulated the Special Theory of Relativity . 1909 Plastic ("Bakelite") commerciall; manufactured • 1912 Chinese republic formed wher revolution overthrew the near!} 300-year-old Oing (Manchu) Dynasty • 1913 Assembly-line production of automobiles pioneered by Henry Ford. • 1914 Panama Canal built through Central America. joining the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans • 1914 World War I began with the assassination of the heir to thE Austrian imperial throne. • 1917 Communist revolution in Russi. overthrew Tsar in favor of Bolsheviks led by V.l Lenin. • 1919 League of Nations formed aftE World War I to ward off potentia conflicts in the future The U ~ rejected the League in 1920 • 1921 "Robot concept introduced b Karel Capek. Telephone patented by Alexander Graham Bell 1831 • 1837 35 1928 Penicillin antibiotic to treat infections discovered by Alexander Fleming . 1928 Television receiver first demonstrated in Schenectad} New York 1929 U.S. stock market crash ushere in worldwide economic Great Depression 37 �J8 1935 Television unveiled at New York World 's Fair. 1936 Television broadcast to public on two stations in London 1938 1939 40 World War II began as Germany, led by Adolf Hitler. mvaded Poland "Tupperware · plastic containers invented by Earl Tupper 1945 Atomic bomb developed by Enrico Fermi, JR. Oppenheimer, and the "Manhattan Project" team . It was later dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the US which compelled the Japanese to surrender 1946 1947 Xerox office copying machine developed by Haloid Company. 1953 DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) molecule mapped by Francis Cnck and lames Watson 1955 Polio vaccine developed from the killed virus by Jonas Salk. 1957 The "Space Race" began between the U S and the Soviet Union as the Russ1ans launched Sputnik I, the first artificial satellite 1958 Laser invented by Charles A . Townes . Ballpoint pen invented by Ladislao I. & Georg Biro 1945 1945 1950 41 42 United Nations established to save future generations from war, protect human rights. maintain treaties . and promote social progress EN lAC first electronic dig1tal computer. started up at the University of Pennsylvania to assist in mathematical ca leu lat1ons . "Cold War" began between post-WW II superpowers U S and the Sov1et Union over economic and ideological goals 1948 Israel established as a national Jewish state in the Middle East 1949 Mao Tse-tung , Chinese communist leader. won ongoing battle with Nationalist Chmese to establish the People's Republic of China 43 1959 Cuba became communist after successfu I revolution led by Fidel Castro 1961 Manned space flights launched by the U S S R and the United States 1967 Christ1aan Barnard . a South African surgeon . performed the first whole heart transplant from one person to another 1967 Six-Day War won Israel additional territory from Egypt, Jordan and Syria . 1969 US astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon 1969 Video-cassette recorder manufactured by Sony Corporation 1970 Computer floppy d1sk mvented by IBM . 1971 "E-mail. invented with program to send interpersonal messages across a distnbuted network of computers . 1975 Vietnam War ended with commun1st takeover of South Vietnam 's capital of Siagon 1976 Mars planetary space probe launched by U.S. 1978 "Test-tube baby," conceived outside the body of a woman , born to Lesley Brown in England . 1979 Shah of Iran forced into exile by fundamentalist Muslim revolution , American embassy personnel taken hostage 1984 Compact d1sk player marketed by Sony & Fujitsu Companies and by Philips Company 1985 Hole in ozone atmospheric protective layer detected over Antarctica 1989 "World Wide Web" technology developed to link computer networks on the international "Internet." 46 1989 Berlm Wall. m East Germany, torn down after serving since 1961 to keep East Germans from escaping to the West ~ 1990 Hubble Space Telescope launched by U S to give scientists a closer look at the heavens from outside the earth's atmosphere 1991 Un1on of Soviet Socialist Republics dissolved into separate nations as communist governments fell apart . 1997 Two scientists from Roslin. Scotland. cloned a sheep named Dolly by extracting DNA from another sheep 44 45 All research was cotoducted 6y Norwood Ke rr, Pfl .D., adjutod professor a! Au6um Unioersily, Montgom ery , AL ��• Six firefighters were killed in a December 3, Worchester, Massachusetts blaze started by squatters in a warehouse. More than 15,000 firefighters from all over the world athered for a memonal service. • Russia came under international scrutiny for waging a civil war to try to hold on to the break-away republic of Chechnya. After months of fierce fighting neither side gained much ground, and a settlement seemed nowhere in sight. • Raisa Gorbachev, former first lady of the Soviet Union, died after a battle with leukemia. �• Over 17,000 people were killed and thousands more injured when a magnitude 7.4 earthquake hit lzmit. Turkey on August 17 • The rain from Hurricane Aoyd caused the worst flooding in North Carolina in recent memory. Water from the Tar and Neuse rivers covered 66 counties, destroying over 4,000 homes and killing 51 people. �.6. George W. Bush took the essential states he needed on "Super Tuesday" to win the Republican nomination for president, beating out John McCain.'Y .6. A heat wave in the Eastern U.S. claimed 95 lives and withered crops from Kansas to the Atlantic Ocean. .6. People around the world celebrated the turn of the century. These partiers ushered in the year 2000 in New York's Times Square. .6. Despite fears of the predicted Y2K bug. mass computer shutdowns and chaos 1n the streets, January 1, 2000 came and went with virtual! no roblems at all. ���• Dav1d E Kelley's law fnm drama, The Prad/Ce, won an Emmy for Outstandmg Drama Senes. A Regis Philbin hosted ABC's surpnsingly successful, b1g money tnv1a show Who Wants to Be a Million01re. ��A Clint Black's duet with his wife, Lisa Hartman Black, When I Said I Do, reached the top of the country radio chart �.a. Winning the Grammy for New Artist, Christina Aguilera rose to stardom with her self-titled album. The CD went to number one with more than 250,000 co ies sold in rts first week of release. .a. latin music enjoyed a surge in popularity with entertainers like Ricky Martin, Marc Anthony, Enrrque lglesras, and lou Bega gaining huge English-language audrences. Martin won an Amencan Musrc Award for Favorite Artist. .a. Cher's dance hit Believe went .A. nc received two Grammys, including one for Best R&B Album, Fanmail. Their singles No Scrubs and Unpretty did well on the charts. They also earned an AMA to number one in 23 countries and earned Cher her first Gramm . Award for Favorite Band, Duo, or Group in the Soul/Rhythm & Blues category. .a. Sting won two Grammys for his album Brand New Day, Best Pop Album and Best Male Pop Performance. �.t. Britney Spears won an American Music Award for Favorite New Artist The 18-year-old walked away with four Billboard Music Awards including New Artist of the Year and Female Artist of the Year. .t. 'N Sync's Music Of My Heart, recorded with Gloria Estefan, was an instant hit. Bye, Bye, Bye, the first single off No Strings Attached, also did well on the charts. �& NASA received a disappointing setback to the Mars program when it lost contact with the Mars Climate Orbiter. This was followed by yet another lost mission when the Mars Polar Lander disa eared onl three months later. & Windows 2000, Microsoft's newest operating system, was released JUst as the Department of Justice anti-trust case against Microsoft was concluded. �.& Faux animal print accessories like tiger, leopard, and zebra were all the craze amon the wild at heart .& You may have thought raiding your grandpa's closet would never get you .& Beaded necklaces of all colors were very popular anythmg cool. Well, all of that changed when everyone went for the "bucket hat:' as well. �A Margaret McGregor made it into sports history by defeating loi Chow in the first male-female boxin match. A New Zealand won its second consecutive America's Cup, returning the 149ear-old tro h to the Ro al New Zealand Yacht S uadron. �A Tiger Woods ended '99 at the top of his game, ranked number one in the olf1n world. A Allen Iverson showed his stuff this year. Iverson, whose height is six feet even, was the shortest NBA scoring champion ever. He also finished third in the League and was named to the AII-NBA first team. �.A. After winning his second Super Bowl in a row, Denver Bronco's quarterback John Elway announced his retirement from football . .A. Atlanta Braves pitcher, John Rocker, was suspended by Major League Baseball after making controversial remarks to a Sports Illustrated writer durin the off-season. .A. Andre Agassi had an awesome year, winning the U.S. Open and the French Open, and taking over the number one ranking from Pete Sampras for the first time since 1996. Agassi and Steffi Graf plan to marry in June. ���1-----------------------------------------------------------------------:--.~~x~~ �� 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 1999-2000 Mesa Ridge High School Yearbook "Making A Lasting Impression" 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. 1999-2000 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Editor In Chief Kimberly Mouriquand and Fred Mouriquand Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Herff Jones Extent The size or duration of the resource. 200 pages; color and black and white photographs 22 Spring Supplement Millenniom Review 1999-2000 World Yearbook Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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