https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/e7bd781a6636f8b73fe8821695a58ee5.pdf afe0bb23a73c296cceec366b6920fb0c PDF Text Text ����What's Your Reality? Mesa Ridge High School 6070 Mesa Ridge Parkway Colorado Springs, CO 80911 (719) 391-3600 Population: 1264 �What's Your Reality? VVIwn I started to write the opening of the 2001-02 Yearbook, I w(1s stuck. vVhat was I supposed to say about reality? Webster tells us it's, "The st1tl' of (Ktuale\.istcncL',"--what do they think we (HL', geniuses? This \\·,1s \\·here my jt)b got hard. I low could I define re,1lity when the re,1lit~· of our world is const,1ntly ch,1nging? vVIwn I asked fifty kids \\·h,1t rL',llity Jlll',1ns, they were stumped. Is rl',11 i ty somdh i ng \\'l' nL'\'L'r think ,1bou tun ti I sonwth i ng d r,1stic ch,1 nges our outlook on lifl'? ( )r do most people just not rl',11ize the things that sh,1pe their li\'L'S. 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Zachary Bowers ,1lso nwntiorwd th,1t, "RL',11it~· is \\'h,lt nnr h,n·L' to f,KL'," ,1nd l,lgrL'l' wholelw,Hll'dly \\ ith him. You h,1\'L' to LKL' L'\·l'rything th,1t coml's up. You figure for mnst high sL·hooll'rs, l'l'<ll i ty is to gr,ld u,lll', ,1 t knd colll'gl', ,md to gl't ,1 l·,HL'L'r, but I ll',Hlll'd it ,·,uies from pl'rson to pl'rson. I could s.1y, "Your rL',llil\ is 'this' .... " but \lHI might s.1y it's snnwthing l'lse. 1\t \k....,,ll\idgL', \\'l' h,l\'L'Cl'rt,lin I'L'<llities th,lt \\'l' h.l\'L' to f,lCL'l'\'l'ry d,n: tlw grueling long L·I,1Ss PL'rit H.i....., tlw Ill'\ l'rend i ng h,lll\\' ,1 ~·s th,1 t f,lCL' u . . . \\·lwn \\ L' IL',lst \\'.lilt to Sl'l' thl'm, ,md thl' st,ll·ks of honll'\\·urk th.1t ,Hl' ,1 corbl.lllt n·mindl'r to us to gl't in gL',H. ( )f L·oursL' tlwrl' .lrL' the pL'opll' in' ol n·d in ...,port...., L·l u bs ,1nd ,1 fll'r school,ld i ,. i tiL'..., offL'rL'd lwrl' ,1 t 1\ ks.1 1\idgL'. In thi...., ~l'<H's \l'<Hbook, \\'l' ,,·ill hl'lp to sho\\ ~-lHI rl',llit\' ,1S it is '-,l'l'll thrnu,\.!,h t lw \'l'<l r. tlw l'\ L'...., of pidurL'S, L·,lptioib, ,md sll)f'\ L·op\ throughout �Some people's reality is different from others. Ms. Linda Metzgar's reality is to save the trees any way she can. Mrs. Linda Schwartz shows her frustration with the person on the other end of the phone. Good thing they can't see her; they would realize her reality is not a happy one right now! Charmaine Brown, dressed as Chizzo (her nickname for Chewy) the mascot, pumps up the crowd at a football game. It takes Charmaine five minutes to get dressed in the mascot outfit that keeps her warm all day. Part of the Mesa Ridge pride is to represent us in parades. Janet Spoerl and Echo Mitchell proudly carry the Mesa Ridge banner in the Labor Day parade. 3 �EXPLAIN THIS REALITY! Our normalcy was destroyed as the students, teacher , and administrators of Mesa Ridge and our surrounding community woke up to find that disaster had struck our nation. As cars piled up on Mesa Ridge Parkway to get into Fort Carson, most of us were at school as Mrs. Anna Romero-Lehrer informed us on the terrorism that had struck America. "I was just shocked d terified. I wa just hoping nobody I oved was in that building," says Jennie Sonke. "[I know] it's gonna hurt my brothers in the futur ; you never know if they are going to be fighting in a war soon." A strong realization struck America and had a large impact on our community. Many local organizations including our school pitched in to help the victims of the tragedy. During our school's Spirit Week we proved it to the fullest as our red, white, and blue stood out. Our reality was shattered, but our school was filled with pride. ' fir t r acti n to this tragedy was "disbelief, like special effects in a movie. I couldn't believe this was happening." I am more "appreciative of what we have; it makes me realize how precious life is." -Mr . Sandy Koch The first thing I thought when I had heard about this upsetting day was "how horrible. It's a time for bonding, to reach out and touch people with God's 10\·e." My life is going to be affected because "it's going to be harder. I will be spending more time wi th my family, friend s, and in prayer." -Erin Knop �"Anger consumed every part of me" when I first heard about the attack. A wav that this attack affects my life is "I probably lost someone I knew I will ne\'er see them again. I'm going to fight for my country. It's time for war." • -Michael Cerquozzi "I could not believe someone could do something like this "was m fir t reaction when this happened . The effect that this attack took on my life is it "reaffirmed my desire to join the military." -Clementine icholls My first thought was that "it was a mo\'ie." My life is affected from these events by "showing me that we can get attacked and we are not a shielded country " -Heather Burke "What I initially felt wa · the se\'eritv of the situation, and it was.bad. I wanted to know what else was on its way ... I find myself having more patience. Thing that used to annoy me don't anymore. With all of the blood that has been shed, ou must not take your freedom for granted. " That is how thi event has affected my life. -Mrs. Kelly Fini I was "in total di belief because you vi ualize merica a bein untouchable. It's an eyeopener because we aren' t." The main wav th1s affects my lite 1s ,;I'm turning 1 m June and I might han~ to go off to \Var." -Rya n Kulp 5 �How would you measure a day: twenty-four hours, 1440 minutes, or 86,400 seconds? "A typical day is busy and fast," says science teacher Mr. Dave Reeder, which tends to be the truth for many teachers and students alike. Before school many activities take place. For example students come in early to get help with their classes, teachers play basketball, NJROTC does their drills, and the boy's basketball team warm up for the upcoming season ... that's just before school! Have you ever noticed what goes on during lunch or after school? Department meetings, club meetings, sport team meetings preparing for the upcoming game, and students just relaxing, are just a few of the activities you can find. After school sports teams practice, students do homework, and teachers prepare for the next day and grade papers. So much goes on during one day at Mesa Ridge High School: clubs, sports, homework, and just hangingout with friends all. There is more to Mesa Ridge than meets the eye. How is the best way to maintain a healthy life? In Ms. Sherri Mileto's health class, some students ponder this question, while others decide the answer is having a wholeorne relationship with others. In the men's locker room Mr. Glenn Purvis explains how he won the thrilling faculty game that morning. Bruce Bugbee, Derek all, Marcel Castro, Daniel Ormesher, and Terry Gaines, are hot with their ewOrleans style cooking in U.S. Foreign foods. Watch out Chef Boyardee! During lunch, Jackie Klein's intriguing story keeps Laila Saole, Analisa Ortega, and Beth Corl hanging onto her everyword. �Kevin Sutherland and Hal Maddox prove that Physics class is nothing but work and energy. Don't judge a book by its cover. Raymond Pyles passionately looks for the perfect book for his social studies class. Who wants to be like Mike? Mr. Scott Sage believes he can fly, while Mr. Gregg Dahlberg and Mr. John Reimer prefer to stay grounded. Shawna Buffum quickly prepares for her next class by ga thering her stuff together. Breathe, breathe. Victor Vialpando , and Belinda Valdez try their hardest to prove they are capable of saving a person or dummy in health class. After a long and busy day, what do you like to do to relax? I prefer to chill and watch tv. -Matthew Grant I lik to h p,hang out with my fri nd , and party. - Clari sa Scott I go to the gym and work away my worrie . -Cathleen Knotts 7 �Real World Picture your elf walking through the hall, then ducking into a classroom occasionally to it for one and a half hours. Hardly the life you want to imagine, right? Well, that's what school is all about. Wouldn't you rather be walking through the mall or sitting for an hour and a half in front of a movie screen with a group of people you actually get along with? That's why the students and staff only go to school five days a week. Weekends are a great way to escape the everyday stress that school tends to bring. Going to the movies, parties, the mall, clubs, and so on, take your pick on what you want to do and think of school as an end to a great beginning: the weekend! Sara Carreon tay over at Christina Holder' hou e on the weekend. They play with Christina's dog while making dinner. During co mic bowling, StephanieGlennu esthebathroom as a quiet place to u e the phone. Lot of tudents at Me a Ridge participate in co mic bowling. Thomas Dickson goe to Independent Records to check out orne hirt ince he ju t got paid. Here, he looks at a magazine a he talk to some friend . With friend , Daniel Linn plays racing games at ickel-A-Play. He goe there after getting coffee at Pike Perk on Tejon. �Matthew Jones plays air hockey with a friend at the penny arcades in Manitou Spring during the weekend. Aston Reynolds goes to Boulder with Jamie Miller to visit hi friend Vera Lyman. He met her at during the summer at the Frontiers of Science Institute. After their trip to Boulder, Aston and Jamie go to the Dropkick Murphy's concert in Denver. Just sitting down at a local club, Patrick O'Connell wait for a pool table to open up . • 9 �An Unsolved Mystery We've got spirit! Yes, we do! We've got spirit how about you? The spirit has grown inside MRHS hall this year, according to many students. "I personally participate more. It's fun to dress differently and what not. I like hat day," says Jennie Nagle, junior. Spirit week consisted of hula dancing, a pie eating contest, pajama day, the annual bonfire, and the Homecoming assembly. "I thought this year's assembly was full of school spirit and brought out the school's pride," says Jonathan Call, senior. During Spirit week, the student body came together and shared pride at Mesa Ridge. Yes, the spirit at Mesa Ridge has grown, but the cause of the growth is an Unsolved Mystery. For a grand finale, the football players add a fini hing touch by rolling the car over, before the bonfire starts. Mr. Bob Felice gives an inspirational speech to ready the football player and tudents to prepare them for the 2001 Homecoming football game. 10 1. Pamela Mendes 2. Hackey-sack player 3. The fiery spirit of Mesa Ridge 4. Jennifer Villanueva 5. Mrs. Zoraida Vazquez 6. Ms. Nadia Fischer 7. Michael Champagne �Take out your marshmallows becau e the bonfire is ablaze as it illuminates the night sky. The Spirit Squad soar to great heigths while cheering the Me a Ridge football team to victory. Marching Band and Colorguard perform during halftime to help keep the crowd's spirit alive. "Spirit Week has improved by more people. People are more active in it and the Spirit Squad has improved. Pajama day was my favorite." -Ashley Rogers "The outcome of Spirit Week was beyond words. It was great!" - atasha Garcia "I wish we could have had more spirit, people should be proud of their school. We have spirit week for a reason, to show our spirit. More people need to get involved. Get over your insecurities and have some fun." "He who controls the ball, controls the score." - Heather Burke -Kirk lseli 11 �ming dane . Th an tar d p pl wa fill d with p pl r ady t a r at tim . One in id , th party had b un. At fir t the DJ play d a ari ty of mu ic and while th light wer on wi ly play d mi f gr up dane . Aft r th ann unc ment f the kin , the li ht wer tum d back on and the fun c ntinu d. At th nd of th night, tud nt 1 wlyfil dt th itt carryonth r t fth ening. "I had a gr at tim . I th u ht thi dane wa b tt r than th dance I w nt to la t y ar," ay Kimberly Birchfield, phom r . Homec min court: ated: Gina Harri , tephanie Luck, Kri tin Felice, and Jennifer Villanue a. tandin : ichola Orchow ki, Richard hewell, Michael Felice, and Jonathan Vails. Steve Campbell nuggle do e to Tamm Hockman a they dance to a low ong. Jennifer Sanitz and Kel ey Whitten catch win f r while Joel Scafella and Shawna Buffum think about joinin in. Emil Cha key win her partn r round and round during a quar dane . �Jonathan Vail and Jennifer Villanueva shar the king and que n dan . Th bleach r i a great plac to r la . Tyler Bogardu , Je ica Butala, and Meghan Bogardu take time out to talk. The dance flo r i alway full " h n group ng like the 1 ctric lide com 13 ��ORTS �The small, yellow ball surged through the air, gaining more momentum and force with each fraction of time. And so do the players, as Kayla Clopton demonstrates on the right. But offense is not the only thing that wins games in softball. C-Squad Coach AI Bustillos remarks, "You have to have defense. You're always going to score runs, but so is your opponent unless you have a solid defense to fall back on." Winning was the name of the game for the Lady Grizzlies and through great offense and solid defense both teams achieved their victories. Grizzly Lindsay Harris pitches the ball while her team mates wait in anticipation. Think lovely thoughts .... the team gets together for a little exercising before a game. Quote Box JV Scoreboard "There is always something to do even if you don't have a play, such as backing up the infield if they have a play." -JV outfielder Heather Fries. 16 Us Them Palmer 12 Widefield 18 Wasson 30 Sand Creek 13 Ftn. Ft. Carson 13 Widefield 8 @Cheyenne Mtn. 5 @Ftn. H. Carson 5 @Lewis Palmer 6 @Sierra 20 @Woodland Park 16 Liberty 14 Pine Creek 15 2 17 5 11 6 10 16 7 9 7 6 7 7 Bottom row: Crystal Calvin, Stacy Pate, Jessica Risley, Dimple Gandhi, Genna Bueno, Shonna Barr Top row:Assistant Coach Karl Cooper, Heather Fries, Brittney lten, Stephanie Smith, Jordan Weiss, Anna Lang-Emmons, Head Coach Matt Buczkowski �Dimple Ghandi demonstrate the perfect batter stance b fore getting into the box. Swing batter ba tter ....... Stacy Pate ba t while pectator wa tch from the fence. With a ball thrown to our lady Grizzlies, Kimberlie Williams show what an eye she ha for the pitche . C-Squad Scoreboard Us Them Bottom Row: Renee Garcia, Brittnie Marcum, Lindsay Harris Second Row: Meghan Bennett, Danielle Williams, Erin Knop, Jessica Aldridge Top Row: Coach AI Bustillos, Kimberlie Williams, Channing Fischlein, Shawna Buffum, Kayla Clopton, Max Cage @Palmer 14 Lewis Palmer 12 @Coronado 18 Cheyenne Mtn. 10 Falcon 10 @Harrison 22 @Palmer 17 @Lewis Palmer 19 Coronado 21 @FFC 16 @Cheyenne Mtn. 10 Widefield 15 Widefield 21 9 11 6 5 13 7 11 8 9 7 20 8 9 17 �A Swing to Greatness! Running as h ard as she can, Gina Harris rounds second trying to get to third. With unparalleled strength the ball connected with the Grizzly's bat. As the ball sailed past the stunned opposing team, the Lady Grizzlies scored yet another run for the win. The Lady Grizzlies had an awesome ending to a magnificent season. With a win in the first game of the playoffs against Sheradon High School, the ladies showed they were all-around contenders. Although they didn't advance any further in the playoffs, they proved they were a great team who worked together. With only a few seniors leaving the team this year, the squad will be in tact for another great season. Ouch!! Karlene Cooper slides into the plate. Keeping her eye in the ball, Meghan Bogardus takes a mighty swing. Krystal Nelson winds up and pitches the ball as hard as she can, trying to throw a strike to the oppo ing team. 18 �ice ffort from th Rams, but Pamela Mende how them thatGrizzlie com outontop. Our rizzlies ucc ssfully trike out thi Sh rad n High School play r. Je ica Risley g t ready to slide afely into home to scar a run for our Lad Grizzlie . Scoreboard Us Them 4 8 13 13 10 3 5 3 1 6 10 0 7 10 1 14 Car on 13 7 4 2 1 2 2 0 3 Playoffs Sheridan 10 1st playoff win Cemtairis 0 0 First Row: Pamela Mendes, Krystal Nelson. Second Row: Karlene Cooper, Asst. Coach Karl Cooper, JP Morris, Asst. Coach Mendes, Katelyn Lueck. Third Row: Shaleah Cooper, Megan Daniel, Meghan Bogardus, Medea Jones, Head Coach Bogardus, Tori Fox, Gina llarris, Debbie Franklin, Terra Sarcomo. Not Pictured: Crystal Calvin. 19 �They're servin' it over, settin' it up, and diggin' it out. The Mesa Ridge Varsity volleyball team had a tough season, but that didn't stop them and they still had fun. Bethany Maiurro said, "We all like each other, so it makes the season fun. We give each other encouragement and cheer each other on." With exceptional team spirit, and their heads held high, they were determined to win. "The season has been great," said Stephanie Morris. The girls pulled through with wins and losses and made it into the playoffs. Stephanie Morris look on when Hannah Ainsworth pik the ball. In perfect position and patiently waiting, Hannah Ainsworth i ready to bump the ball back to where it came from. atalie Maikowski anxiou ly await a great kill by teammate Amber Davis. The Var ity girl show great sport manship by haking the Sierra girl 'hands after a great game. ~ --EYBALLl 20 -------------------~ �The girl how off their excellent spirit with ribbons in their hair and on their feet. With a volleyball on his head as a hat, Kori Howard shows his upport for the amazing team. Jessie a Butala, Hannah Ainsworth, and Amber Davis are in position and anticipating a powerful return to their opponents. Va rsity Girls Volleyball Pueblo South @Mitchell Wasson Invitational Ftn. Ft.Carson @ Cheyenne Mtn. Lewis Palmer @Harrison Woodland Park @Sand Creek Widefield @Pine Creek Sierra @Liberty 21 �Bump, set, spike- these are the fundamentals that the Mesa Ridge J.V. and C -squad used in their efforts against competition. Accomplishing many goals and achieving what they wanted, they were all about having fun, working hard, and doing it as a team. Jade Walker of C-squad says, "What I enjoy most about volleyball is the effort that e erybody puts in and the team's laughter." Jeni Orchowski of JV says, "I enjoy the enthusiasm of the team. We go out on the court with our heads held high." With friendships, pride, and ne er-ending teamwork, the teams made it through the season. Staring the ball down , Jazmen Klapac i determined to show her kills. The girls are bragging after they won the Cheyenne Mountain Invitational. JV Volleyball Pueblo South @ Mitchell Wasson Invitational Ftn. Ft. Carson @ Cheyenne Mtn. Lewis Palmer @ Harrison Woodland Park @ Sand Creek Widefield @ Pine Creek Wasson Tournament Sirerra @ Liberty �Lisa Young is in an awkward po ition but still manages to save th ball. Shardei Howard reaches to make a dive for the ball. Savannah Bowers serves the ball over and makes it look effortle s. The C- quad team huddle up around the coach at prac tice to discuss their strategie . C-Squad Volleyball Pueblo South @Mitchell Wasson Invitational Ftn. Ft. Carson @ Cheyenne Mtn. Lewis Palmer @ Harrison Woodland Park @Sand Creek Widefield @ Pine Creek Wasson Tournament Sirerra @ Liberty �Breaking Loose Not many people will deny that this year's Varsity soccer team worked extremely hard, just ask Head Coach Len Zigment. "It was the hardest working team in the history of this school." It's hard to argue that when, for 36 minutes, the Grizzlies held the #1 team in the state, Liberty, scoreless. And while Coach Zigment will admit the team has a few things to work on, like communication, even a few problems couldn't keep this team from having a great season. Fancy footwork is displayed by mid-fielder Jonathan Tucker. Jason Kohne puts in a grizzly effort with a spectacular dive in what would be a close game. Talk about using your head! Dominic Mixon gives it his all. Another one bites the dust in the face of Nicholas Orchowski and the Mesa Ridge Varsity Soccer team. 24 �While Nicholas Orchowski looks on, Zachariah Bowers shows off ome Mesa Ridge dribbling kill in front of an official. One kick by Curtis Kohne turns the game in Me a Ridge's favor. With a mighty kick, Varsity occer goalie Michael Jones drives the ball down the field. Varsity Us Them @ Ftn. Ft. Carson 1 1 Wasson 2 Pueblo South Harri on 6 Widefield 0 1 Mitchell 1 Cheyenne Mtn. @Liberty 0 Lewi Palmer 0 @Harrison 2 Ftn. Ft. Carson 9 @Woodland Prk. 7 @CSS 7 @Widefield 1 Pine Creek 0 0 1 4 1 6 3 4 7 10 6 1 1 1 3 8 Bottom Row: Curtis Kohne, John Brady, Jason Kohne, Michael Jones, Steven Easter, Deane Williams, Ryan Moberly, Gu tavo Esquivel Middle Row : Emesto Sanchez, Peter Santaularia, Jonathan Tucker, Kent Fox, Dominic Mixon, Justin Blake, Nicholas Orchowski Top Row: Wayne Frazier, Staci Taylor, Melanie Antuna, David Williams, Ryan Kulp, James Watzka, Zachariah Bowers, Ellen Giese, Ben Stancati, Len Zigment ot Pictured: Vance Lampe, Greg Stingerie 25 �Caught in the Net Coach Ben Stancati overlook the action on the field with a watchful eye. Records aren't everything, but sticking together and staying focused is a huge part of what makes a truly successful team. This year's JV 1 and JV 2 soccer teams gave it their all and never let their eyes off the game's true purpose: just have fun. Like the saying goes, "It doesn't, matter whether you win or lose; it's how you play the game." These teams played with more heart than can ever be shown on some scoreboard. Keep up the good work gentlemen. Be proud of yourselves; Mesa Ridge is. Opposing teams often have a hard time keeping up with the quickness of players like Mathew Stone. Charging the goal in Grizzlie fashion, John Elles Stephens clears the field in route to another score. JV 1 Soccer vs Pine Creek vs Pueblo South @Widefield vs Liberty @ Air Academy vs Lewis Palmer vs Rampart @Palmer @Doherty vs Woodland Park vs Cheyenne Mtn. @Coronado vs Lewis Palmer vs Wasson Bottom row: Daniel Williams, Greg McClelland, John Elles Stephens, Corey Riehl, Jason Stingerie, David Copeland, Patrick Scott. Top row: Coach Greg Stingerie, Mathew Stone, Joshua Horton, Steven Casper, Jeremy Newberry, John Antuna, Shawn Grayckowski, Laurence Serrone, Ashley Vossler, Tara Lang. �Thomas LaMotte strive to t al th ball away from competition. Ke p r Stephen Brady deflect a hard kick by the oppo ing team. Zachary Stephens charges the ball with anticip ation. JV 2 Soccer Bottom ro\\ : Emmanuel Prevost, Matthew Brooks, Stephan Brady, Paul Graff, Matt Marcum. Top row: Allison Murr, Daniel William , Joel Graff, Christopher Vossler, Zachary Stephens, Dustin Wallace-Walker,Thomas LaMotte, Christopher Baguley, Coach Vance lampe. vs Lewis Palmer v Wasson @ Air Academy @Liberty vs Rampart @Cheyenne Mtn. @Mitchell vs Foun. Valley @Rampart @ Cheyenne Mtn. @ CSCS @ Cheyeene Mt. 27 �The road has been long and the journey has been tough, but never have we underestimated the talent of our Grizzlies. "We have learned to overcome adversity by being down so much, but still playing hard," states Senior Jonathan Vails. They have had to face the hard reality that things don't always go according to plan. Sure it was a rough season, but through it all, they have held their heads high and have taken it one step at a time. "I think we have started off slow, but we will end the season strong," said Senior Michael Felice. The most exciting thing to do is watch the team rev up before their games. "The morning of the game the football team lies in the gym, the lights go off, and we begin to focus on that day's game," reveals Senior Gayelin Anetone. No matter what the circumstances are, these Grizzlies never give up on their goals. Gayelin Anetone creeps out of a security car, on to his cruches to watch his talented team give their all to overpower Air Academy. Geoffrey Melvin pops the football out of Air Academy defender's hand and makes 1t go sky high. FELICE'S FAREWELL "/have often told the team that the true test of a man is getting knocked to your knees and coming back. If the worst thing that happens to them in their life is to Lose a football game, they will be very successful young men. We must remember-that with all the turmoil in today's world, it's still just a game." -Jim Felice Football Coach 1977-2001 28 Charles Collupy kicks the ball while Tyler Bogardus holds to put an extra point on the score board, all in an attempt to win the game. �All in unity Michael Felice, Jonathan Call, William Felder and Jonathan Vails join Air Acad my b fore the gam to do the almighty famous coin toss. Nicholas Mendiola gets ready to ack and take out a player from Air Academy during the pumpedup Homecoming Game. He strives for only the best. "Let's go team!" The Varsity Football team forms into a big huddle during our Homecoming assembly and chants the day before the big game against Air Academy. Varsity Us Them v . Mitchell vs. Pueblo Ea t v . Lewi Palmer v . Pueblo Central vs. Air Academy vs. Grandview vs. Widefield v . Publo South vs. Wasson v . Sierra Bottom Row; Alexander Galarza, Keith Roberson, Javon Hughes, Paul Horwat, Sean Prosuch, John Bishop, Pedro Contreras, Charles Edwards, Aaron Clem, and Victor Eleo. SeCond Row: Kyle Johnson, James DeRubis, Ball6oy Kyle Wood, Manager Heather Leger, Mana~er Justine Doe, Manager Sadie Jones, Mana!er Kimberly McKinney, Mana~er Rajah Holmes, Mana er Deborah Martinez, Mana er Lindse Turner, Robert Boyd, effrey Wentworth. Third Row; eff Miller, Robert Kelly, 'Manager Ash lie Harris, Coac~ Mike Stahl, Coach Glen Purvis, oach Bob Felice, Coach Jim Fe ice, Coach Eric Hulen, Coach Monte Fetters, Coach John Schoolmaster, Coach Adam Barella, Manger Megan Stewart, Ronald Bruggeman. Fourth Row: Johnathin Maxwell, DeWayne Poates, James Donahue, Derrick Thorton, Jose Martinez, Geoff Melvin, Mike Wiseman, Sean Camacho, Jonathan London, Ken Stakley, Johnathan lgo. Fifth Row: William Felder, Brian Brooks, Brian Schleiker, Michael Felice, Ryker Carlson, Reece Foreman, David Briggs, Derrick Green, D.J. Porter, Jarell Martin, Kenny Perry, Mitchell Dziduch, Charles Collupy. Sixth Row; Logan Mayer, icholas Mendiola, Tyler Bogardus, David Knutson, Christopher Bland, Gayelin Anetone, Jonathan Call, Jonathan Vails, Fred Mouriquand, Brian Malecki, Scott Bishop, Mathew Allnutt. --------------------------------------------------~ 29 �Inside the MRHS Weighing in at a combined 9,766 pounds in the black and purple corner are the Freshman and Junior Varsity football players. The JuniorVarsityisdoingthe best job at the beginning of the season even with some problems. "Wehavedifficultywiththenumberofplayers on our team, because we have less people this year, but we are going on strong," Sophomore Ronald Bruggeman reported. These outstanding players will definitely be ready to step into the "paw prints" of our varsity team. As the Freshmen begin to test the cold waters of the big boys, they claw their way into the greatest learning moments of their lives. "The season is all right and our defense is building up to be a lot stronger," Freshman Nicholas Gillins states. We have continually cheered on the young men who have the guts to play a good game. Sure they may be facing the hard-core facts that they are the young players, but they are growing up like the young cubs they are and one day they will be the future essence of our Grizzly pride. "Ready, Set, Go!" George Nettles gets ready to help fus team by blockirig the other members from Lewis Palmer. "Hey, what's going on?" The Junior Varsity team gets into a huddle to make a plan to defeat the outwitted Gladiators. JV Football Us Them vs. Mitchell vs. Pueblo East vs. Lewis Palmer vs. Pueblo Central vs. Air Academy v . Grand View vs. Widefield vs. Pueblo South vs. Wasson 30 James DeRubis signals to Chris Bland that he is coming on outside blitz. Pedro Contreras and Sean Prosuch get ready to follow through on this outstanding play. The preasure is on they wait for the tension to be released by one oo"verlfull word ... "HIKE." �Joseph Dubose run as hard as he can with two oth r players on his back. In his mind there is nothing but d termination. "Relaxation soon to come!!" Brian Brooks walks to the comforting bench after going in and playing a hard game of nothing but pure fun. "Here we go!!" Thi is nothing but a thrilrfor our Junior Varsity players when they play against Widefield High Scnool. "I want to play!!" Bryan Watterson thfuks to himself, while taking care of his ankle injury, as he watches his team go out and play a magnificent game. Freshmen Football Us Them First Row: Lamar March, Brian Matthews, Eric Newberry, Desmon Lewis, Mathew Porter, Christopher Vallejo. Second Row: Brandon Hall, Andrew Roe, Manager Tricia Nofzmger, Coach Eric Hulen, Coach Adam Barella, Manager Jennifer Brooks, Victor Vialpando, Roby Stansberry. Third Row: Brandan Jansen, Maurice Walsh, Gavm Malecki, Steven Eslinger, iccolas Hughes, Marshea Johnson, Joseph Dubose. Fourth Row: Maurice Magazine, Kenneth Forbes, Preties Mcintyre, Niccolas Hughes, Marcus Rhodes, Nicholas Gillins, and Bryan Watterson. vs. Mitchell v . Pueblo Ea t v . Lewis Palmer v . Pueblo Central vs. Air Academy vs. Grandview vs. Widefield vs. Pueblo South '-S. Was on v . Sierra 31 �Somewhere far over these hills of rolling green, past a score of flags, and a thousand missing little white balls, the sun has set on one of the greatest golf seasons Mesa has ever seen. For some, team-success has been just a dream, but for Mesa Ridge's golf team it was reality. What exactly made this year so good? There's a long list, and the league topped it. "Our best game was definitely the qaud leagues," said Adam Kretz; the team did better than ever before with eleven wins, three seconds, and a tie. All the games went extremely well, even the last one. Overall, it was a great end to a great year. The ball is hit up, up and away by Corey Grady. Travis Brown, Brian Wilbor, Charlie Youngblood and Kalani Britos. Adam Kretz uses a well aimed hit to get himself onto the green. 32 With excellent form Brian Wilbor sends another ball on it wa) to the green, and another player to the regionals. �Charlie Youngblood putts towards a new personal record. The average golf bag may not weigh that much, but to David Wilson, who carries one an entire course, it weighs a lot. Adam Kretz, Jim Barnes, Taylor Priesses, an d Corey Grady Statistics Quad-Meet 11 wins 3 losses and 1 tie Metro Legue 16th placing Regionals 14th of 21 Best individual meets: Glen Carolson, 17th of 96 First Row: Chad Ling, Taylor Preisses, Brian Wilbor, Jim Barnes, Adam Kretz, Corey Grady, David Wilson. Second Row: Coach Rick Wilson, Josh Manning, Glen Carolson, Justin Chandler, Travis Brown, Charlie Youngblood, Kalani Britos, Marcus Moedus-Chandler. Most Improvement: Brian Wilbor and Chad Lenz �e When Tennis Balls Attack . Another volley came flyii}g_ over the net and right at Ray Golieen' s head. With one quick move he brought the racket in front of his face, sending the ball back over the net and into the corner of his opponent's court. Mesa Ridge had won yet another set, and this wouldn't be the last. "The season went pretty well. We had a lot of new members and new players, and they all worked hard and imr>roved this season," said Coach Brad Durais. Christopher Klopenstine agreed with the coach; he felt that they had "worked well as a team." The team made great strides this year, even thou_gh many of its players were new to the sport. This was largely due to the extra enthusiasm shown by the players. Some of the team actually set up weekend fractices. With all the hard work that was pu into this year, it's no surprise that it turned out well. One question hangs in the air: will this be another set of points for Mesa Ridge? Christopher Klopenstine and his teammate are are about to find out. Adam Hockett concentrates on a big Ace. Team Scores Us Them Liberty Wasson PuebloS. Mitchell 0 4 0 4 3 1 0 4 Harrison Cheyenne Widefield Fountain Pine Creek Sand Creek 3 2 0 4 2 5 4 3 0 7 3 4 css 3 4 Bottom Row: Chris Bowyer, Justin McHenry, Chris Klopenstine, Clifl Frazier, Robert Wekamp, Derek all. Top Row· Mindy Stewart, Ray Goheen, Danny Bugbee, Chris Breon, Adam Hockett, Lee Dilworth, RobertTrumston, Coach Brad Dorais. �Chris Breon make a leap toward victory with an excellent return. JustinMcHenry woopsupju t in time to sma h, the ball back at his helpless opponent. Robert Wekamp and Danny Bugbee work as a team to win the et. 35 �Mirage Finish Line Many people would agree that running is a difficult task. Why would anyone want to do it, especially for a sport? "I'm in Cross Country to challenge myself mentally and physically, and to stay in shape," says senior Kyle Williams. A typical rractice for the Cross Country team consists o running three to seven miles, along with hill sprints and wind sprints. In races they run a little over three miles. The boys had a very good season, placing sixth in regionals- the best that the Cross Country boys have ever done. The girls did rather well themselves placing ninth in regionals. On the other hand Jason Walker placed for state. Ahhh! Erick Williams enjoys his very brief moment in the shade on his long journey to the finish line. Kyle Williams looks at the trail ahead and keeps his mind on the fact that he WILL finish. April Goodrich is going strong, trying to keep her focus on the race she needs to finish. 36 Taking in a deep breath to keep himself going, Jonathan Robinson kicks on. �Major Sizemore takes it up a step because he knows there are people right behind him. Jessie a Edmonds tucks her j rsey under her sports bra straps to rid orne of the distractions. Renee Jeppson and Heather Michael have a short talk as they continue their race. Cross Country Arapahoe Invitational Cheyenne Mtn. Invit. Canon City Invit. Air Academy lnvit. Coronado Inviatational Ftn. Ft. Carson Invit. Lewis Palmer Invit. Pueblo Central Invit. Rampart Invitational Pikes Peak Invitational BottomRow: Robbie Viemes, Leonna Harris, Shannon Vinson, Jo.Annastada Gage, Michelle Tweed, Shannon Carrol, Robin Tilley, Katrina Lancaster, Evamaria Krause. Middle Row. Cory Knopp, Jonathan Robinson, Major Sizemore, Kyle Williams, Renee Jeppson, Jason Walker, Joey Perez, Nathan Kincaid, Heather Michael, Autum Carter. Top Row: Kevin Sutherland, Chri G~ aementine icholls, Patrick O'Connell, Erick Williams, Joseph Cruz, Wilmont G~ SerJlo Wallace, William Domelly, Daniell Leipply, Christopher Reppart, Coach Joe Serrone. 37 �The Inside Stuff If you ever had any doubt in our Lady Grizzlies you should be ashamed of yourself. These girls have put forth the time and effort in trying to produce a fantastic season and make us proud. They have definitely succeded in both. Leadership is the basis for bringing this team to its wins. Responsibility is what everyone feels when joining a team, but no one feels more responsibility than Amber Davis, the only senior on the team. "Playing varsity all four years at Mesa allows me to school the underclassmen on some of the do's and don'ts of the game." They have had such a successful season because of their skill and complementary style. Warmingupbeforethegame, Jacqui Jordan tosses the ball around to focus her energy on what needs to be done. 38 " othin'butnet." AmberDavis releases the ball while looking on with intensity. Fatima Maddox races pa t her opponent in hopes of gainin more point to add to the scoreboard. �Hannah Ainsworth, leap from the ground to guide her lay-up right to th target. "G tit girl!" Pamela M endes oar from the floor to try and bl ck the hot of her opponent. Guarding her area protectively, Kim D eLong blocks the "panther" player. LadiesBB Usffhem 59-53 Pueblo Cent. @ 55 - 39 55-47 37-52 34-57 43-41 37-51 @ Harrison 52 - 51 @Mitchell 47-45 Woodland Pk.@ 54-34 57-41 47-63 34-52 Ftn. Ft. Car on @ 4 - 52 41 -71 55-51 39 �The noises that were echoing through the Grizzly Cave were piercing screams of enthusiasm. This was an awesome year. For the first time in the school's existence both the Junior Varsity and Freshmen teams beat the Widefield Gladiators. Debbie Franklin describes the season as "fun, exciting, and full of unpredictable situations." One of the realities for the freshmen was playing on a high school level. "The biggest difference between Jr. High ball and High School ball is the higher level of competitiveness," says Genevieve Bueno. Through teamwork and dedication winning became a reality for both teams. Our Grizzlies block a shot attempted by Woodland Park. Krsytal Nelson battles it out for a rebound while Renee Jeppson, Karen Cobb, and GiselleOrtizblockoutWoodland Park's players. JV @Elizabeth Pueblo Cent. @Pueblo West. @Wasson @CSCS @Sand Creek Liberty @Harrison @Mitchell Woodland Pk. @Sierra Pine Creek Widefield Ftn. Ft. Carson @Lewis Palmer Cheyenne Mt. 52 - 37 36 - 24 53- 29 44-39 49-39 52 - 27 34 - 28 54 - 34 36 - 28 36 - 23 47 - 33 40-37 37- 23 49 - 41 54 - 46 56-61 �Fighting for th ball, Lea Dziolekisdoubled teamed by her Woodland Park opponent . Halftime i not just a break for the players, but a time to go over new trategie for the up coming half. Crystal Calvin teadies herself a he take her shot. Stephanie Smith shoots her second free-throw after being fouled. Block out Grizzlies! Freshmen @Elizabeth Pueblo Cent. @Pueblo Wet @Wason @CSCS @ and Creek Liberty @Harri on @Mitchell Woodland Pk. @ ierra Pin Creek Widefield Ftn. Ft. Car on @L wi Palmer Cheyenne Mt. 48-34 39-23 53-27 37-15 4 -17 44-53 43-29 0- 7 31-21 41-50 0- 7 3 -54 31-29 35-27 53-3 41-51 �Hoop Dreams mo scoring poten ·a teamwo , thegr· ·esarebecomin everybody w to . Har ork from the players and discipline from the coaches will ensure that this year's team will only be the beginning to a tradition of great team to come. Dereck Bell goe up for a hot while the Sierra defender un ucce fully make an attempt to block it. ",. With two defenders near him, Jonathan Vails tries to go up to make a basket. Leaping high into the air, Kevin Jones touches the backboard while doing a lay up. A the Sierra player take a hot, Christopher Bland tries to block the shot while his teammate get ready for the rebound. �Before th fi rce game get tart d, the var ity ba ketball team joins in a group to pump ach oth r up for a victory. After a foul ha been commited by Mitchell, Ky le Reutner step up to th fr e- throw line to tak hi hot. Varsity Elizabeth P. Centennial Pueblo West Coronado Alamosa Pine Creek @Wa on @CSCS and Creek @Liberty Harrison Mitchell @Woodland Pk. ierra @Pine Creek Widefield FFCHS Lewi Palmer @Cheyenne Mt. @Liberty FFCHS Cheyenne MI. @Elizabeth @Adams City 52-47 61 -55 70-40 4 -70 50-42 60-62 52-59 70-73 73-70 60-79 41-50 74-71 75-59 40-31 57-54 55-51 74-65 65- 5 52-37 66- 6 5 -59 60-48 65-60 75- 0 Bottom Row Christopher Daniel. Whitfield. Keron Frazier. Top Row: Christopher Bluul, Dereck Bell, Coach 43 �Head Start "WHOOSH!" the crowd screams along with Mesa Ridge cheerleaders as points add up on the score-board. It was a common call this freshmen basketball season. The season was filled with last minute slam-dunks, buzzer stopping baskets, and the first-time defeat of Widefield. Team spirit was high throughout the whole season. The boys went into every game with their heads held high and adrenaline pumping. As the ever-growing crowd could clearly tell, they gave their all at every game. "I can't believe Mesa finally beat Sierra" said a smiling Mr. Justin Lee when he heard about the team's breathtaking win. Such wins were common play in this great season. Teamwork, spirit, fans, and a streak of great wins added together to make one of the most exiting seasons thus far. The crowd cheers loud, at pep assemblies, at games, they cheer for yet another group of great players; the Mesa Ridge Grizzlies. Cody Reil, Thomas Santos, Marcus Rhodes and Cody Wilson listen to Coach Vander Schaaf give them the game stragedy. MarceizeWhitfieldgetsreadyfor a game saving free-throw . First Row: Cory Wilson, Joe Collins. Front Row: Coach VanderSceaf, Joe Dubose, Marcus Rhodes, Cody Riehl, Thomas Santos. �Coach Brad Dorai and Coach Monte Fetters give theJ.V. team a quick pep and strategy talk. The team show their team unity and chool pirit with a grizzly war call. Keron Frazier shows off his skill during half-time. Joe Dubose tries to decide whether to charge the net or pass to Cody Riehl. junior Varsity Elizabeth Pueblo Cent. Palmer Alamosa Pueblo West Wasson c.s.c. Sand Creek Liberty Harrison Mithcell Woodland Sierra Pine Creek Widefield Fountain Louis Palmer Cheyenne Mt. Us Them 57 39 37 73 43 48 42 39 44 54 71 59 57 47 52 58 80 64 44 37 67 44 47 58 42 51 47 64 55 56 64 37 55 41 54 69 First Row: James Donhue, Keron Fraizier, Steven Osorio, Bryan Vallejo, Justin McHenry. Second Row: Coach Monte Fetten, Matt Otey, J.J. Robinson, Anthony Eleo, Chris Daniel, Reggie Prather, Marceize Whitfield. 45 �WRESTLING Wrestling is most definitely a sport that takes determination, talent, agility, and strength. The wrestling team has shown what it take to be a true Grizzly with the help of Coach Mark Walker. They had to learn that excellence comes with hard work. The wrestlers had to endure hours of strenuous practice to become excellent wrestlers. Nothing stopped these guys from doing what they set out to do. ot a lot of sports at Mesa get this physical using forceful movements sending their opponents to the mat. They go through drastic weigh gains and losses to meet their weight class. We all know how the whole weight scene goes. Our wrestlers go through a lot to get to victory each match. GOOD JOB GUYS! Ready, et, wrestle! Jason Kohne goe in for the attack against hi Widefield opponent. It's always a good idea to tretch before any kind of ph ysical activitie like wrestling. Tyler Bogardous take that to heart. Go team Mesa! Hand shakes are a tradition every school follows, so why would ours be any different. �Jonathan Call u the breakdown to flip his Widefield opponent on to his back. Fred Mouriquand gets in a turd y tance so as to not lose hi balance during hi match. Joey Martinez trys to get as low a possible to tak Widefield down . Take' m down! Brandon Hall trie tog t a go d grip on hi oppon nt' should r to do o. Wrestling Schedule Vs. Wasson Sierra Widefield Harrison Doh rty Coronado Fountain Pine Creek Mitchell Rocky Ford I ir t R1>\\ Jason Kohne, Dan tiponovich, John Stephens, Ronald Piele, Brian Mathew , Chri alleJO, Joe Martinez, Ryan Moberly, Brandon Hall. St' ond RO\\ Kenneth Pavne, Kurt Yeater, .eoff telvin, Thoma La Motte, Kyle Johnson, Ernie DeRubis, Sonny Grimm, Kenn Forbe . Thmi Ro\\ Coach tark Walker, Brian Brooks, ick Place, Tyler Bogardus, Jonathan 47 �jump In "We'll bust ours, to beat yours!" The girls follow this quote to strive for only the best every time they touch the water. "Although the exercise and competition is great, strong friendships are made oetween the Mesa Ridge and Widefield girls," Nicole Schmidt told us. Amanda Ledford quoted the best moment for her in swimming is, "the feeling that you get when you win or get a personal best time." As you can see, swimming can bring you to the top of your world. That can meanbringing some girls to state like Adriana Knies ancf Amanda Ledford. Putting all of their effort into the practices gives tfie team a chance to achieve their goal of winning state. By using colored lipstick such as blue, purple, black ana silver, the girls succeed at intimidating their competitors wru.le keeping the school spuit alive. Taking one breath at a time is Alicia Berninger crawling through the water getting closer to the finish line. Stroke, Stroke, Stroke!!!! Amanda Ledford swims leaving her competition in the mist. Go Amanda! Just Like Butter!! Nicole Schmidt skims through the water performing the crawl. Mesa Ridge pulled in some new talent this year, there goes Evamaria Krause, showing the girls how to do it German Style. �There goes Janel Pinkham sliding into the water right after a perfect dive. othin' but water!! Nicole Schmidt executes a fantastic breast stroke in the heat of the competition against Doherty. Meghan Bennet flies through the water like a fish! She starts to lag behind, but before you know it she is in the lead. Meets Mitchell Sierra Pikes Peak Relays Harrison Doherty Wasson FFCHS St. Mary's FFCHS Invitational Metro League Meet State Front Row: Alicia Berninger, Melody Villavicencio, Meghan Bennet, Adriana Knies, Nicole Schmidt. Second Row Janel Pinkham. ot Pictured: Amanda Ledford, Evamaria Krause. 49 �You won't find Yadira More no getting ready to sting with her mighty tail, but you will find her at practice pulling off a powerful scorpion. Looking easier than it really is, balancing in a pair of hands on one foot while in the air, Krystal Rice shows us how easy it looks, although it takes a lot of patience, talent, and practice. You've seen it once, you'll see it again. Oh, look, it's another Rice twin. Kendal Rice does her version of an arabesque. Varsity Third row: Ms. Geri Nance, Anthony Carter, Cassandra Palmer, Jessica Montes, Kirk Iseli, Melodie Pyles, Aaron Wenzl, Ms. Sandy Tabor. Second row: Amanda Beeler, Sarah Hamilton. Veronica Herrera, Erin Vigil, Ashley Nance. Front row: J fer Villanueva, Alicia Brandon, Ashley Rogers, Krystal Rice, Yadira Moreno, Kendal Rice. 50 �Flying Higher "We're out to get a v-i-c-t-o-r- y," shout the junior varsity cheerleaders as the soccer team scores another goal. At a chilly football game the junior varsity cheerleaders cheer with varsity. Cheerleaders ... what are cheerleaders? Cheerleaders are thought of as being loud and crazy with a bunch of short skirts and poms, right? WRONG! These Mesa Ridge cheerleaders are a dedicated and hard-working squad. The Mesa Ridge cheerleaders are stepping up in the world, being noticed by their school and community. On the Fourth of July the squad performed at the Security Fire Department. They also went to an NCA camp at CU The Springs winning awards including nineteen cheerleaders being All-American nominees and five making the AllAmerican Team. The cheerleaders also attended Regionals at Colorado State University where they received a second place trophy. On August 8th, the squad attended state at the Denver Colisuim where the squad placed sixth in the state. Other competitions are being planned as well. But you won't find these Mesa Ridge cheerleaders just anywhere--you will find them flying high, cheering, jumping, and dancing to support their Mesa Ridge Grizzlies! At the CA cheer camp at CU The Springs, the Mesa Ridge Spirit Squad won a bid to nationals, two stunt awards, a jump award, four spirit sticks, top ten finalist, stunt smart award, six superior ribbons, and two excellent ribbons. They also brought home the Herl<ie Team Award, the most prestigious award from camp, the CA Spirit Award, and were also recognized with many individual awards as well. At a grueling practice before state, YadiraMorenopullsoff an outstanding heelstretch. junior Varsity Botom row: Marlys Moeder-Chandler, Nikki Wilson, Heather Michaels. Top row: Ms. Geri ance, Brittanie Woodrum, Melissa Cunningham, Tiffany Alvarado, Amanda-Joy Ballard, Ms. Sandy Tabor. 51 �������������������������������How would omeone clas ify reality for you, a teenager in your junior year? It is the harde t time period of your high school career. At this time, you try to get all of your credit out of th way, so that you can take the classes you would like your senior year. It is your twelfth year in school, and by this time you are ju t fed up with school in general. You are tired of taking so many tests and trying to decide what you want out of life and where you want it to take you. Some juniors ha e already faced reality to a certain extent. Some try to juggle a job chool. How difficult is that? Think of all the time you spend preparing for school alone. This includes, the time you spend on homework, tudying for tests, and trying to look your cutest for that hot person in English class. And to add more stress, you ha e to take the ACT's. ow add a job to that and the time you spend eating. This make life even more difficult. Junior year i by far the hardest, but you still have those great moments that make it some kind of wonderful. Moments like being an upperclassman, teasing the going to the junior/ enior prom, and knowing that oon after this year your hard work will ha e paid off for something. Julie dams Hannah Ainsworth athan lder,on Jason nder-,on joy nderson Brandon nnarella _ 1elanie Antuna Mark Asher Somer Bailev Lea Bair ndrea Ballard Bnan Barker tacv Batesel Ryan Bechert Amanda Beeler hannon Bence Christopher Bishop John Borchard \1ichael Bower Zachariah Bower Robert Boyd Alicia Brandon Timothv Brennan Da~· id Briggs Andrea Burke r...tax Cage Anthon\ Carter Ste\-en Casper Rebecca Chacon Emih Chaskev Megan Coate::. Ryan Colon �Bcnjamm ombs Dadrian Combs Des1ree ontreras Pedro ontreras Karlene ooper Wendy ross Joseph ruz Cassandra Dandrea hrbtopher Daniel Johnny Davis Michelle Da\·i Timothy Davis Donna Day Desiree Delage Shana Delgado Jason De Long Kimberly De Long Shannon Dennison Dame! Derksen nique Dilworth Hollie Doche Joshua Dock Rebecca Dodson Patrice Douglass If you were stranded on a desert island and could only have three things, what three things would you have? "Matches, a bot guy and my cat. " --Kimberly Delong Shannon Dennison and Michael Teaf work on th ir artwork while Dimple Ghandi daydream. Andrew Walton play an upbeat tune in band cla . During Briti h Literatur , Stephanie Slack and adia Johnson perform a cene from Macbeth. "Food, shelter (with all necessities), and my boyfriend. " -Veronica Herrera 3 �Kendal Rice know hov; to fold a good note to keep her bu in ·s pri\ ate. nior Andre Patrick and junior onja Rood enjoy ea h oth r's company while they mak their way to the g m. Michelle Davis i very careful when it come to reading the ins true tion for her Jab in A.P. Chemitry. Laurie Peter on and Kimberly McKinney participat in Pajama Day and mile for the camera. Ebon} Duerson William Dunbar Sarah Eichholz Christina Felder Andrae Fenner Debbie Franklin Keron Frazier Alicia Gallegos Dimple Gandhi Andrea Garcia Michael Garcia Gail Gates Jesse Gianino James off Matthew Grant Shawn Grayckowski tephanie reen Christa Grusing Christina Harrison Brinton Hei'>ch Candice Helmick Veronica Herrera rica Hicks Erin Hitt Adam Hockett Kahe Hollingsworth Jennifer Horn Jedediah Hoy Mark lgo~ Kirk beli Cory !ten Kyle Jamison �Salcena Jcllings joseph Jimenez Michael Johnson , adia Johnson Samantha Johnson Scan Johnson uzie )one~ jacqui Jordan jonothan Keith athan Kincaid jean Kmnev Ieven Klaffky What do you look forward to next year? Jazmen Klapac driana Knie Juhe Ko Dame! Krause Evamaria Krause Anna Lang-Emmons Peter Lankford Cecily Lerma andycc Lewis harlc'> Lile Elizabeth Lind-Hoff Jaimi Lindblad "1t 's gonna be my • » semor year. --Anthony Carter enior Lynnette Andrews how how \>\ell junior and <,enior get along by helping Major Sizemore re ea rch in the library. "Volleyball. " -Bethany Maiurro Jedediah Hoy a nd Derrick Thornton enj oy the unny d ay w hile on their AP Biology trip . ick Wo-mack, Travis Brown, Jon Keith, and Jean Kinney have a d eep fried insect land on their to n g u e -- w hich they at on a dare. "Graduation and going to state. " Stephanie Morris 5 �Not Pictured Ann tt Aganon G ril An tone Cr tal Ar nz Ja hawn Arm trong arah Bowen Anth n Cart r St en Chaco Abby Chamb rs Jennif r Chmi lew ski Jacob Corl Marri a Crabtree Ja on DeLong Kimb rl DeLong Thoma Dick on Ca th rine Duran J 1 Graff Jo hua Ha e Jarne Herman on Fatima Maddox atalie Maikowski Bethany Maiurro Brya'n Malecki jo~hua Manning Erik Markus Brian Marsh Jarell Martin Candace Martinez jose Martinez Para lee Ma~ ie Johnathin Maxwell Logan 'vtayer Amanda Me arthy Kimberly Me lelland hris Me inty Kimberly McKinney Amber McLaughlin Mallory Me amara Justin Meierhenrv Geoffrey Meh·i~ Pamela Mendes Peter "vtiller Dominic Mixon Marku. Moederhandlcr jo Molina jessica Montes Yadira Moreno james Morris elissa Morris tephanie Morn jennie agle Jon a than Hill Reb cca Manaoi Ino nt Marqu z Micha 1 McGarv y Ju tin McH nry ichola Mendiola A hl y Metoxen Michael Milo Jo eph Morris Carlee Nelson Valarie everett J remy ewberry Kenneth Perry Jeremy Robinson Janna San icola Rayan Sav 11 icole Shelpherd Major Sizemore Micha 1 Smith Marina Snodgra Ev lyn St wart Meli a Stov r Rita T niatti M mory Travi Chanelle Tyl r Micha 1 Umphr y Ja on Walk r Eric Warfield Scott Wa ik Yolanda W iman Jame Whi tl r Shaun Whitaker Anthony William Siobhan William Bruce Witt �Jeremy . ewberr Andrew . 'ewton andy 0 ' onnell l.t~a Ogrodny Luis Ortiz Matthew Otey Arielle Owen~ Michael Pacetti Amanda Paine Kelley Palmer tacv Pate joseph Perez Kenneth Perry Laurie Peter<.on attsha Plummer DeWavne Poate Jr. Rebec~a Poncelow David Porter Ifyou could travel back to any time period which would you choose and why? Teiyonna Posley Reginald Prather Cele~te Pre\'ost Melodic Pyles Fabian Ramtrez Ashley Ranne I would travel back to the Renaissance because then I could be a scientist, a mathematician, a musician, and an artist. 1here 'd be no question about it. -Christina Felder Gail Gates find humor in her note from a friend that 'he is reading during lunch. P E is a very active class. athan Alders on demonstrates this as he jump rope . "If I could traz,el back in time, I would go back to the wte 1930's and early 40's. Why? Well I'm a big WWII enthusiast. I'd really like to fiz,e life like the common person did. " -Swen wearingen 7 �\t the b )rtfire fre hman Jo e Buffum, Chri McGinty, onnie Rodriguez, Rebecca Chacon, and Danielle Plyle light their candl to prepare for the upcoming how. Dunng \ .P. hemistr), Peter Lankford,JacquiJordan, and cott Bi hop finish working on thetr labs to ether. In Engli-.h cla s , Paralee a ey, Ca andra Dandrea, and Dominic Mi on cheer up the mood b) joking and laughin . hri-.topher Reppart 1-..endal Rice !-.. \-.tal Rice jade Richberger jonath,m Robin-.on onme Rodriguez 'mja Rood Da\'Jd Rosano Brad Ruba"h mbcr .anchez Te ·a a ·como Steph,r11e ·r ,·en Franc'--.La s pma \tan <, mner Stepha me Slac \1ichelle Smith 'athan <.;mith Pablo Soto Tia Stank\ Eliz,Jbeth. tewart h nn c, l'\ art 1 11\ '>te\\ art ja""' St 'lgerie Ia ,he" Stone wen Sweann •en \1,1urice , weet "-" 'l" Ta -.trom eith Ta\ lor Stad Ta~·lor J~"-ICa Thompson \\ illiam Thompson Derri Thornton �Benjamin Tuba 'v1ichelle Tweed Robbie Viernes Jason Vowels Sergio Wallace Stephan Wallace Matthcv.· Walters Andrew Walton James Watzka Jes ica Welch Joshua Whelan Orlando White What has been your most memorable moment of the year? 'vlarcetze Whitfield Catherine Wilbor Matthe~"'· V ilkie tcole Willey \tlaggie William 'v1elody William Amanda 'r erkcy Jcffre} Zimmerman "When we beat Widefield." --Matthew Otey Look at this dude' hair. atis ha Plummer ponder on how he can get her hair looking fantabulou a hi . hawn Grayckow ki has fun doing one of Mr. \1\;eege's mtere hng clas project . "It would have to be seeing the foremics team do so well and ennzing the recoguition they desen•ed. --james Goff q �How Ready Are You for the REAL World? YES NO 1. Do you have a job? 50°/o 50°/o 2. Do you have a car? 30°/o 70°/o 3. Do you plan on going to college? 100°/o 0°/o 4. Do you save your money? 45°/o 55°/o What do you want to do with your life? "To become an animator." -Joy Anderson "Architectural Engineer." -Joseph Perez "To get through tomorrow." "To achieve my dreams" -Terra Sarcoma -Shana Delgado �On Halloween, Emily Chaskey and Stephanie Scriven how their crea ti e side to th chool. DeWayne Poates and sophomor Shawn Lackovic examine an engin for Small Engin cia Robbie Viernes know that working hard for his cla e will prepar him for hi future. On the A.P. Biology trip, Joseph Perez and Andrea Ballard were nothing but laugh \·vhen they collect d their sampl . Showing that she' legal, icole Shephard how her hall pass. Library time. Karl Smyer researche hi project while Eva Marie Krause begin to type. 91 ���Yes, it's finally over, the time from being a freshman and reaching that sophomore year. The countdown of the next few years begins. Being a sophomore is getting to be a part of the school. Gaining more confidence, blending in with the crowd, and participating in more school activities, you finally realize what high school is all about. Now you get the chance to pick your own classes and discover your own individual interests. This is the time when you get to be you and discover what you're all about. The stress of having a job and planning for college hasn't hit yet, but being in the sophomore class isn't about homework and school. It's about neVI. opportunities, making new friends, and having fun. Enjoy your luxuries now because next year you will have a harder challenge and less time for the things you love. During access when students have free time you can find the tud ying or talking to friends This particular group loves to play cards. Nicole Schmidt and Amanda Dodson-Kane look up literary terms in Advanced English clas to increa e their vocabulary and, of course, to prepare for a quiz. Participating in Spirit Hat Day, Justin Gentile intensely watches Channel One while wi hing for the bell to ring. Earth Science requires drawing and graphing. Javon HughE!SI quickly shows us how to neatly finish up before the bell rings �Food always make a project fun. In chemi try cia s, Kalani Britos eats ice cream that he made during a lab. Paying close attention Stacy Boschee and Kyle Johnson are prepared for clas and li tening to their teacher give a lecture. bila Kelly lbaugh Jessica Aldridge Rebecca Alter Morayma Angulo John ntuna Alicia rnt~on hristina Austin )era hristopher Bailey Richard Baldwin Amanda-Joy Ballard honna Barr Tiffam Bautista Dereck Bell Meghan Bennett R\ an Bettcher Ktmberly Birchfield John Bishop Christopher Bland Jerr} Boroch tacv Boschee Joh~ Bradv ndrew Brennan kalani Brito Jthye Brockman Tra\·is Brown James Broxton J.D. Bruden hawna Buffum Bruce Bugbee Elizabeth Burke hana Burke �n~t.1l akin amacho \llich<~el apps Chrbtina C.arbetta Z>anya aro Del astillo C.regon arroll T.1mmv arroll Autum Carter Robert arah Ch,1mbers Michael hampagne D 'nni'> 'hapman Lu as hrismger James laar athanacl leaves Aaron !em Ka\ Ia lop ton Karen obb 'harle'> Collupy Rand\ ombs Joseph ontes .1brina Cooke Frank oonev Brittan\ opeland Da• id ope land Chnstopher rabtree Miquel rcmeans Meli sa unningham Megan Daniel Derick Danks Bobby Davi Amanda Day James DeRubis Thomas DiModica tcphen Dittmann amantha Dobson hris Doche Amanda Dodson-Kane Justine Doe Joshua Dolinger James Donohue Diana Dusack Lea Dziolek teven Easter Lind ey Eddy Anthony Edmonds Jacob Egbert Victor Eleo David Ellis hialla Erby Jeffrey Finch Kristina Flore Randy Flores Melissa Frazier Heather Fries Megan Fritz Brian Funk Jo-Annastacia Gage Terry Gaines Alexander Galarza Jared Galvan Kri tin Galvan Christiana Garcia hemiell Geary Winter Gibson �joel ilb rcath usan Gilling Stcphcnic Glis on Rav Gohc n Co.ry Grady Russell Graves Sharmella Gray Aaron rubbs Chris topher Ha nd Susan Han~on Sara h Harrell Ashlie Harris adia Harri -Ortiz had Hegland Lahela H enard Emily He tzler ry tal H ock man Christina Holder Byron Horton Jamte Howard Kon Howard Amanda Hrabik Erik H uffman Javon H ughes Before class begin Chris Klopenstine, Kristin Galvan, and Corey Grady induldge in a deep conver ation about what they will learn today. t hi locker,Christopher Collupy g t a head tart on hi day. Steven Easter, Tallon Trammell, and Kyle La Valley have orne fre time to fini h up cla work after working on a lab. 97 �For the pla City Cafe, Moriah Taylor p rform her rol with dedication and pride. Before cho 1 Tammy Carroll re iew what he tudied the previous night to refre h her memory before the te t. Christina Humphrie Jonathan Igo Benjamin Jackson Bryan Jackson Che Jacobs Renee Jeppson Curtis Johnson Harold Johnson Kristen Johnson Kyle Johnson Marcus Johnson Timothy Johnson Lashauna Jones Matthew Jones Medea Jones Jennifer Keel jennifer Keith Brittan', Kelley Robert Kelly Jo eph Kent Christopher Klopenstine William Ko Curtis Kohne Kevin Kotch Christy Kress Darcy Kres Adam Kretz Shaun Lackovic Katrina Lancaster Julie Lane Megan Lane Tara Lang Jonathan Largent Kyle Larson Kyle LaValley Heather Leger Ephraim Leopold arah Lewandowski Kara Loehr Chri topher Long �Guillermo Lopez Tiffany Low Charle Lowe Katelyn Lueck Dorothea Lueken evio Lustica Crystal Maez LamontMapp Bnttnie Marcum Bradley Marshall Deborah Martinez Jaime Martinez Brvan Mathison Dan1el Maxedon Tiffany McClatchey Zackary McCullough Ashley McEwen Jacquelyn McGutre Ca andra McMurray Richard Me han Tann Medina 1cholas Mendiola Erich Meray Ashley Metoxen Knowing how to u e class time wi ely, Jessica Aldridge fini he upthelastminutetouch s on her Engli h assignment. itting alone in a quiet cla room, Nevio Lustica make funnyfacesatthestudent who enter. Wanting extra help with her math homework, atasha Ruterbories come in early for a quick review. Preparing for the play Beauty and tlze Beast, Emily Hetzler paint a flat for the et. During the fifteen minute pa ing period, J u tine Doe, Shereyna Turner, and Heather Leger look over and di cu the ne1N football picture . 9 �What are your future plans? "I want to go to the University of Washington and become a doctor. " - Katelyn Lueck Stephanie Glisson takes a break for a brief moment and then quickly get back to work. ometime class are allowed to go out ide t do cla s work. Here Andrea Reynolds read a paragraph from the book The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Christopher Mile~ Adrian Miller Jeffery Miller Robert Miller Ryan Moberly Jenee Montgomery Jacqueline Montoya Emma Moore Ryan Moore Job Morales Andres Moreno Chantel Moreno Martha Morris Audrey Mossberger Fred Mouriquand icole Munoz Jedidiah Murphy Alhson Murr A hley Murray Derek all "In the future I plan o1z going to the University ofColorado to play football and become a doctor. " -fames DeRubis �Tiffany Bauti ta sprouts a smile as she show off h r co tume for the Foren ic tournament. Derek Nall and Robert Thrumston take a quick br ather from their artwork. Megan Pleimann and Chantel Moreno stop and rest while at the Denver Mu urn for an Earth Science field trip. Sarah Chambers and Giselle Ortiz top playing their instruments and mile for the camera. Krystal elson Da\ id everette Valarie everette Jeni Orchowsk1 Giselle Ortiz Kenneth Payne hawn Peltzer James Perry licia Peterie lfonso Peter en llison Pink Megan Pleimann Melissa Poates Taron Posley Timothy- Pressey Emanuel Prevost Sean Prosuch Julius Quarles Myra Redford 1cole Reeher tacey Remocra teven Remocras Andrea Reynolds hristoph~r Reynolds 101 �What is great about being a sophomore? 'The bestpart aboutyour sophomoreyear is thefact that you only have two rnore years until your se1zior year. " -jennifer jones B ing able to have orne fr e tim , Ma r tha M o rris and icole Reeher enj y themlve at the ocial. "Hola! Como e ta ?" i what Zyanya Caro Del Cas tillo a in in pani h today. Andrew Richard~ m Ke1th Rober... on shley Rogers Ashley Romero J\ie1ka Rosenberger jessie Roth abrina Rowe allie Rutledge Evelyn aha tierra Am} ams Peter antaularia Jamie afella icole Schmidt tephanie Schwanz Laurence Serrone heryl haiffer Ezra layton Beau Smith Karl myer Martina Snodgrass Matt Snodgrass Douglas pry Kenny takley Kacey tamats Keith Stoudt La tricia trange Rachel weet ry tal Taggart "The best part of being a sophomore is getting older and the freedom you gain because everyone has their licence andyou're able to go out and do so much more with friends. " --Ashlie Harris �Walking down the hallway you ' ll find several -tudent - lik Lea Dziolek stretching and jump roping, getting ready for weightlifting clas - Jerry Boro ch i eating a yummy nack of ins ct larva at th Denver Mu urn of ational Hi tory on an Earth ien fi •ld trip. During Fr>n h lassJona thanlgo g b a :lose of r, n l' s ulture. Shannon Vinson sit in front of the drum set and waits to get the que from the conductor. Juliu Quarl shm·shisdan mgskillsatthe Homl' ommg dan · of the 2001 2012 ·h )1 year. �Ifyou were granted one wish, what woiuld it be? " If I had one wish it would b to ha\ e a Por che 911GT1. " --Randy Flores "I would wish to spend a day withThe Rock. " --Audrey Massberger "I would like to get straight A's once in my life. " --John B ishop Moriah Taylor Clayton Terrell Fawna Thayer Daniel Thompson Daniel Thompson Robert Thrums ton Tallon Trammell Lindsey Turner hereyna Turner Iliana Vega Phillip Verdonck Ryan Villanueva Melody Villavicencio Shannon Vinson Jade Walker amantha Walker Momca Wallace ott Wasik Elisha Waugh arah Webb Dolores Wells Jeffrey Wentworth Brian Wilbor Erick Williams Henria Williams Kimberlie Williams David Wil on hanell Wisdom Michael Wiseman Je ica Witherite Carty Wood Lucas Wood Lisa Young Charles Youngblood Kenneth Zelones �D eply involved with hi work, Frank Cooney quickly finish his ice cream only so he can eat it moments later. In Chemi try cla Scott Wasik mixes diff rent chemicals tog th r in order to find the olution to the problem. Not Pictured Courtn y Ander on Jame Anderson Bryan Atkin Jeromy Ballard Kileen Barker a ta ha Bishop Danny B ok r Savannah Bowers A hley Bresciani Blake Champagne Cassie Cifaldi Caitlin Cloutier Sjamona Cowan Sonia Cruz Pamela Daily Andrew Daniel Lora Davis Shana Dean Lee Dilworth Jo huah Durkee Elizabeth E ten Elizab th Fick Reece Foreman Christina Garcia Arturo Gonzalez Ashley Courdin Brodick Gre n Brandon Haight Chri tina Ha ting Felix Hernandez Jonathon Hinton Paul Horwat Shardei Howard Raquel Hunt Shialla Igle-Erby Dawn Johnson Jonathon John on EugeneJone· Jennifer Jone Brandon Kelley Pre ton Lamb rt Michael London Brandi Lynch Gillian Mann Felice Martin z Daniel Manson Greg McClelland Kevin Meek Mikayla Mendoza Heather Micha 1 Anthony Milo Erick Miranda abrina Mollaun Reginald Morrow Steven 0 orio nja Platt Romarie Quinone Richard Rain De iree Riva ata ha Ruterborie icol Ruterb rie Brian chwartz a than Siedler ndr w immon Christina Sim Michelle Skeen Charles mith Ja on mith Chri topher Steffensen Daniel tipanovich Kelci Stockwell Richard tuckey Jennifer Tilkens Jermain Tr vino Leonard Turrell Li a Uhden Bryan Vallejo Shauna Villapando Rafer Wade Du tin Wallace-Walker icole Willey Aaron Wilmoth Daniel Woot n Ricci Wynne Larry Zampedri ��____ S OF �Infantry These fre hmen troops ha e been marching along without skipping a beat one . The; ha met, and in some ca es exceeded th exp ctations that have been set before them. The tran ition from junior high to high chool has b n a challenge, but they have never backed down. With a chedul different from what they are us to and rule mor trict than what they knew b fore, it i n wonder why the fre hmen have had to work o hard. Proving th ms lve has been ate tin it lf, but one they ha e pas ed with flying color . Thi group of freshmen have grown physically as w ll as m ntally, showing to everyon they are capable of handling all situations presented to them. Efforts hown throughout the year make the e freshmen stand tall with the rest of the classes. Their mark is everlasting and one which will separate them from the rest. Kaitlin Adams Tiffany Alvarado Edward Anderson Christopher Aripez Rachel Armstrong Courtney Bailey tephanie Bailey Vanes a Bailey Christopher Banks Darrell Banks James Barnes teffanie Behrman Melissa Bell Geri Beng ton Alicia Berninger Angelique Bevard Joshua Black arah Bloom Brian Boedefeld Meghan Bogardu Peter Boroch Gabrielle Bowen Chri topher Bowyer icole Boykin Kayla Boyle tephan Brady Jess1ca Bramlett Wilbert Brigham Mehs a Britos Jennifer Brooks Matthew Brooks Jenna Broxton enevie~·e Bueno Josephine Buffum Hazel Bundy �Michael Burress Leah arlock hannon arroll Andrew astle shley Chandler Rachael Chaskey Jerry Claflin amantha Clark Joseph Collins Bryce Comb Margarito Contreras Brad Cooper Shaleah Cooper Trestan Costley Janet Cruz Amanda uadrado ichola Culver icole Dank Haley Davis Mallo ry Davis a tas ha Davis }arne Day Michael Di alvo Ma tthew Dittmann Brandon Dixon Ale andra Dob on Cai tl in Dobyns Amanda Donohue Jonathan Shuff earche through hi folder during cia in hope of finding orne outtanding grade on hi work. D mon trating how to correct grammar exercises for her fellow cla mate , Tiffany Alvarado find the error on the overhead tran parency. 109 �Alicia Berninger take tim t writ down th day' 1 on. Alana Hocke rt and atasha Garcia ch at the camera. enior; Joe y Thomas, Samantha Lechugh, tudent at Widefield; and Kayla Boyle wait for the ne tunity activity. William D rnelly Jo eph Dubose Jessica Edmonds Cheutney Ellerton John Ellingson Crystal Emert Robert English Ste\·en Eslinger Ezekiel Evans Kayla Ferguson Reyna Figueroa hanning Fischlein Casey Fletcher Kelly Fletcher Keith Fointno Kenneth Forbes Terry Foster Kent Fox Ashley Frazier Crystal Frizzell Stephen Fronda Did you get more involved with sports this year? Did you enjoy it? "/didn't do any sports this year, and no I don't enjoy sports. " -]eramy Kittridge �Is high school what you expected it to be? "Yeah, and more. It is so much better than junior high. You have all this time for just whatever. " -jordan Weiss Christina Furber Chemobyl Ganuelas Alexis Garcia atasha Garcia Renee arcia Andrea Garner Anjehca Garri on Angela Gates London Gibson Candice Gildersleeve 1\Jicholas Gillins Robert Gillis Blanca Glisson Heather Goldsberry arah Gomez Ali a Gonzalez Kri ty Gordon Jo hua Grant Michael Gr<:l\'es Dana Greco Taylor Greene Ashley Grimaldo Wilmont Grimm Stacy Grow atasha Haag 'VIak1a Hairston Brandon Hall Leona Harri Lindsay Harris l\ikolaus Harris Elizabeth Harvell Stacy Han·ey Luke Haynes Denerious Hebert Mark Hebert You can't alway b ready for a picture. Crystal Brunell and Ashley Chandler ar caught unpr par d. Talking i a big part of communicating;JeramyKittridge, Ryan John on, and Amanda Donohue demon trate thi very nicely. 111 �Is there a large difference between how much money you spend on high school lunch vs. junior high lunch? "No, the junior high lunch costs more I think. The food is better than junior high. " -Alexandra Dodson hnstine Herman Holly Herschler Derek Hinton lana Hockert ndrew Holguin Ashlev Hukill Dar~y Irwin Kyle Iseli Bri ttnev Iten hante Jackson teffani Jackson Dommik Jacob en Brandan Jan en Dana Jenks Miriam Jim Benjamin Johnson eorge Jordan Lawrence Juvera Daniel Katica Ashley Kees Dustin Kinzie Robert Kirk Jeramy Ktttndge Erin Knop Kevin Knotts Jason Kohne Katie Kohnert Thomas LaMotte Paige Lapota Thomas Lau Blake Laue Matthew Lausell Evta Lawrence Daniell Leipply Desmon Lewis Do you feel that there was a change ofyour priorities when you came to Mesa Ridge? " Yes, felt so happy!" -Ryan johnson �Alexandria Carbajal keep th hygiene rule eriou ly by wa hing her hand ... we ALL thank you! Lamar March and Brandon Hall hellp fill the dry-era e board with facts about different countrie . Sometimes you just don't hav anything to do. Janel Pinkham looks through a magazine to wa ·te orne time. Kirsten Linn Leia Lop z Jenmfer Lowderman Desaree-Elisabeth Mabry Maurice Magazine Kristina Magnuson avin Malecki Lamar March Matthew Marcum Danielle Martinez Justin Martinez Reuben Mascotti Brian Matthews Adam Matty Gage Mazurow ki Ryan McCarthy Sandv McCollam Preti~s Mcintyre Rachelle McKoy James McMearn Jacob McWilliams Is your "night life" more active now that you are in bight school? "Ytz, I guess it has. That is probably because I am older now and I have more responsibility, but other than that my night life is more active now that I am in high school. " -Janel Pinkham 113 �jennifer 1ilano Michael 1ile~ Ethan t iller Kvle \.hiler Marl\ s Moeder- handler · Chasydi 1oody Be\erly Morales k >le 1orse 1cole 1 os~ Zachar\ a\a~u~u hristi n,1 eal George ettles En( ewberr\ 1ollie ewto~ TnCia ofzmger k avla orrington Michael or th Am\ Olive Jessica Olstad Chri tina O tt TonvOwens Cameron Patt Jus tin n Patton Dom1mque Pelangka Ashle1gh Peltzer alomon Pena Leslie Perez Ke\ m Pe r aud Vencssa Pettis Ravmond Pfahl ·Ronald Piele tare-Andre Piette Janel Pinkham icholas Place Danielle PI) ley Not Pictured Christopher Baguley Michael Ballard Roy Barrow Antonio Bobbitt Samantha Boe Tyvianne Bohanon adia Burney Michael Burre Chri topher Butcher Danielle Calhoun lexandria Carbajal Marcel Ca tro Christina Church Chri top her Colli Krizohn Conner Kelly Couch uzanne Craig Jessica Deeds Brandon Diaz Michael Eckler Michelle Evan Stepahnie Farkas Michael Frazier Arnie Gaffney Alberto Garza Justin Gentile Donald Glenn Paul Graff Shateea Hamilton Amber Hancock Stevie Hanson Katy Havens Janet Ha y Charles Heckert Renee Holliday Daniel Horwat iccolas Hughe Marsha John on RyanJohn on Stalin Johnson Jered Keith Jessica Keller Phylicia Lenn Charles Lowe Ericca Mann Bradley Mars hall Jonita McAllis ter Angelina Milo ]e e Morris David everette LaPortia Oakley George Olan Daniel Ormesher Edward Pajari Blaine Patter on Tiffany Phillips Jo hua Pope Aaron Presnell Christopher Ray Christopher Reynold Frank Reynolds Andrew Row Robert Romo James Rutledge Thoma an to Whitney chanhal s Emil y Slaughter hawntay ockett Ree e Sorensen Lasief Swisher-Brooks Reuben Torres Belinda Valdez icholas Wasik Alexander Wheeler orman Whitaker icole William Vannessa Williams Corey Wilson ichola Womack �Do you feel that appearance is more important to you now that you are in high school? "No, I love it. You can come to school in pajamas and no one cares." -Andrea Garner Mathew Porter Phillip Ragsdale teven Rash James Ray Joel Reasland Delicia Reed Marcus Rhodes Dedin Richberger Latosha Ridgway Allen Cody Riehl Jessica Risley Amber Robi"nson Jennifer Rocha Jose Rocha Olajuwon Rodger Christopher Ruccius Avesha alaam 1elissa alisbur\ Bnan Salladay ' Claudia Salvatierra Jennifer Sanitz Kkolas argema \1ichael Scanlon Jesse Schaal Lance Schumacher Patrick Scott Jack Seltennght Cambria Shipman Jonathan huff John izemore Gideon Slavton tephanie mlth Elizabeth nipes Cheryl nyder Joseph Southworth Jason Wagner and Alexander Taylor attempt to gra p the concept they are r ading in their book . A way to keep track of \vhere student are during the day i to ign in at the library like Christopher Rucci us i doing here. 11~ �Were you caught offguard by the amount of work you are getting now? "No, I thought I was . to get more work" gotng . -Kristina Magnuson Marcus Spencer Janet poerl Ashanti tafford lnes Stahl Roby tansberry Daniel teffen en Zachar} Stevenson Davita Stonerock Justin tory Jennifer Swonke ott Taggart Shonna Takacs Angelyn Talmich Patsy Tapia Alexander Taylor Kevin Thew Danielle Thomas Arantes Thrasher Robin Tilley Christina Tredway Jeremy Turrell John Janowski Kristina Untalan Belinda Valdez Chri5topher Vallejo VIctor Vialpando Ruben Villarreal Franz Villegas Ashley Vossler Jason Wagner Ju tin Walberg Kailey Walberg Maurice Walsh Cody Walters Isaiah Watson Did your group offriends change from junior high? "They stay forever. Yes, because they were cool and nice. They help , me a l ot. -Amanda Donohue �"What is your most memorable experience from your freshmen year? rtna /sf" . -Alexis Garcia ccv• Bryan Watterson jordan Weiss Robert Wekamp Aaron Wenzl Amber West Amanda Whelan Amanda Whitlock Tanya Whitman Kelsey Whitten Brian Willey Alvin William Deane Williams Knsta Williams Quentin Williams andra Williams Shunika Williams Jonathon Willis Dawn Wilson icole Wilson Ryan Winter Brandi Wood Heather Wood Brittanie Woodrum Daniel Wooten Mathe\'\ Young ~ I- ..,... "'--- Eric ewberry it down with hi Engli h calendar to keep all of hi a signments straight. Reading aloud is an everyday thing when it comes to chool. icole Williams follow along in ca e he i called on next to read. 117 ���Are They ReaDy Human? As freshmen you think teachers are complete strangers who just want to ruin your life. After you are here for awhile you see the faculty members differently. You learn they truly do have lives and they are not just here to ruin yours. Truthfully they each lead ery normal lives. Ms. Zoraida Vazquez is in the Army. Some, like Mrs. Linda Schwartz, hang out and party with her friends. Ms. Anna Romero- Lehrer spend her free time with her children, while still others spend their time relaxing. Faculty memebers are able to prepare you for the "real" world, and still maintain live of their own. You become a part of teachers' lives and teachers become important to yours. "Keep your hands off things that do not belong to you." Ms. Kathy Nickell English Department Front Row: Ms. Sandy Tabor. Ms. Gu tafson, M . Ginny Carl on, Ms. Susan Broxton, Ms. Judy Friesth, Ms. Karen Crawford. Middle Row : Ms. adia Fischer, Ms. Linda Schwartz. Third Row : Ms. Sandra Uhlik, Mr. Bob Goycoolea. Back Row: Mr. Chip MacEnulty, Mr. Matt Weege, Mr. McMahon. ot Pictured: Ms. Laura Graglia, !'vl.s. Pat Jungling. ow that the ball's in Mr. Bob Goycoolea's court, Mr. Darin Rhonde begs for forgiveness. "Speak when you are spoken to." M .Maime Hunter "Live every minute. That's the most important thing I could tell you." Math Department Front Row: Mr. John Reimer, Mr. Gregg Dahlberg. Middle Row: Ms. Stephanie Cundiff, Mr. Brad Dorais, Mr. Len Zigment, Ms. Mary Sue Breyer Mr. Scott Strain. Back Row: Ms. Cathy Fisher, Mr. Matt Buckzowski, Ms. Patty Gioscia. In his free time Mr. Kirk Vstecka likes to donate blood to those in need, while he looks for another cause in the newspaper to help. Ms. G inny Carlson Librarians Ms. Angela Hahn, Ms. Lola Romero, Ms. Sandy Koch �Mrs. Anna Romero-Lehrer loves to spend time with her children, while supporting school functions. Attention Soldier! On the weekends, Ms. Zoraida Vazquez who is in the reserved Army, stands at attention. Office Staff Ms. Donna Walsh, Ms. Doreen Sargema, Ms. Lorri Abeyta, Ms. Maime Hunter, Ms. Kathy ickell. Electives Front Row: Mr. Howard Sanders, Mr. Joe Serrone, Ms. Jean Rolfs, Ms. Zoraida Vazquez, Mr. Dave Artz. Middle Row: Joanne Williams, Ms. Luanne Cozad, Back Row: Ms. adia Fischer, Mr. Randy Madden, Mr. Harry Wallace, Sergeant Don Pletcher. 121 �Mr. Rick Wilson applaud a play at the}.\ . football game again t Widefi ld. "Ifyou are easily amused, you will have a much happier life." Ms. Nadia Fischer cience Department: Front Rm : Ms. Linda Metzgar, Ms. Karen Wagers, M . D' Anne Roberts, Ms. Caryn Morin, M . Linda Overlin, M . Karen Lepore. econd Row: Mr. Chris Winstead, Mr. Butch Fackelman, Mr. Brian West, Mr. eil el on, Mr. Dave Adam , Mr. Dave Reader. "I live by some really nice old people." Ms. Laura Graglia "I want to help you, but I want you to help yourself first. " The janitors: Mr. AI Pierson, Mr.Joe Gapinshi, Mr. Marvin Watson, Mr. Ben Arellano, Ms. Ivy Richardson, Mr. Rudy Heussi. II Mr. Randy Madden • rt:.,Ject practzce makes perfect. ,, un~ Security Guards: Mr.Glen Purvis, Mr. Da le Mata, M . Holly Smith , Mr. Billy McKinney, Mr. Ivan Aleman. Mr. AI Bustillos Mr. Sean Dor ey, our new vic principal, take~ a breath r during one of th few chance he ha tor lax. Coumelors: Ms. Shauna Spickard, Ms. Shirley Ka ebaum, Ms. Geri Nance, M . Allison Flaherty, 'vl.r. Rick Wilson. �"There are only two things you have to do, make decisions and die. But for every decision you make, there is a consequence. " Mr. Butch Fackelman In the library, Mr. Al Bustillos i v ry intrigu d with Hot Rod magazine. n of ix many hard working janitor ,Ms. Ivy Richardson vacuums the drama room aft r an entertaining drama cla . "Failing to prepare is preparing to faiL " Mr. Eric Hulen "Live each day to the fullest and have no regrets. " Mr. Chip MacEnultydemonstrate the strength a good character hold in drama cla . Ms. judy Friesth Performing Arts: Mr. Chip MacEnulty, Ms. Emily Janssen, Mr. John Peterson, Mr. Phil Olivas, Dr. Steven Lentzkow. 123 �"Outside ofa dog, a book is a person's best friend. Inside ofa dog it's too dark to read." Ms. Laura Graglia and Ms. Nadia Fischer uperintendent Dr. 1ar Hatchell how_ the lo\ e of hi: JOb b dre mg hb children in -hl )I Dct:-Kt 3 apparel for the communit) parade. r. tatthe\ · Weege prepare for hi da) b) chec in.,. tl e "hat i happening '' ith le a Ridge. "What would jesus do?" Mr. Matthew Weege "'L z.,e :+. dectues. .J , Ms. Shmma · Spickard :-..1 . Laura Graglia ta e- a break. from reading her bo:) to tal to orne of her tudenb P.E.: Fr nt ' '" 1-. B.K Ro" cott Fetter . hern 1ileto, 1-. Li a \\ horton. age lr Bob Felice, lr tonte �~1r DaveAdam findsitrela ingteachingch 'mAdmmistration: Fir-.t Row: Mrs. nna Romero-Lehrer (Principal), :\1rs. Judith La a e (Head Secretary), Mr. Jim Felice ( o\thlctic Director/Dean). Second R<)\\ 1r John choolma ter (Dean), 1 ean Dorse \~st Pnnopal), ana \tr 1 Knechtel (As t. Prindpal). "Everyone respects a honest man or W011la1l. " Ms. Angela Hahn " Treat people like you like to be treated. " j)Ural ""'''us: Front Row: Karen Lepore, 1 . Carolyn outhworth, h. Gina antaularia. 11ddle R t ancy Darby, t . \.1elis a Boden, t-. Tricia lock, andra hlik. Bac Rm\ Dr. Patrick La\\ renee, I Debbie Lace}, i\tr Glenn Truitt. \ ou can tell that 1r om Vallejo L'njo) hi job by the mile on hL ta e. lr. Da\ id Reeder enjo) b ating in hi pare t1me. Ms. Lola Romero ���Do you really need math in the real world? Students say no but it is a fact that everything has something that deals with math. It's the truth. And that is what the math department tries to teach. The Math Department teaches a variety of levels of math, from Pre- Algebra all the way up to Advanced Math and Calculus. Math is a hard subject for most people to compreWith orne free time on his hand , Mr. Gregg Dahlberg hend, our teachers try their hardest to help us gets some much needed gradget as near to perfection as we can get. ing done in the Math Office. The Math Department's picture tells vital information about what is happening in the exciting world of math. What's Your Favorite Math Class? 20% of the students polled preferred Math classes over all the other academic classes available. 25% liked Algebra II 25% liked Algebra I 46% liked Geometry Matthew Walters shows great work habits in class by sleeping on his binder instead of doing work as Katelyn Lueck looks on �With a large chalk compa , Mr. Brad Dorais teaches his Geometry clas how to find a p cific angle in a triangle. Mr. Matt Buckzowski hand a graded paper to Echo Mitchell during his math cia with a mile. Adam Griffin give a pre entation on inve tments for retirement a a project in Algebra III/Trigonometry class. During hi mathclasswithMr. LenZigment,JeffreyWentworth looks bu y by writing on a mall piece of paper at his de k. Dominic M ixon take time during a pas ing period to go to hi math cia and get orne help on a problem he couldn't figure out. 129 �Science Science, a world of possibility for some, another place to get homework for others. Mrs. Linda Metzger's ecology class stops to sketch a tree at Muller State Park. A group of students embark on one of Mr. Neil Nelsons class field trips to Fountain Park. This year students helped save the park's trees from beavers. A good science book can open the minds of hundreds to worlds of discovery. A good science teacher can do even more; they can drive open the gates of understanding, influence later learning, and encourage students to reach for a variety of career in medicine, technology, and exploration. Contrary to popular belief, there are a good number of students who enjoy, and sometimes even love, their science classes. Stephenie Glisson said her favorite thing about science is "the labs; they are more hands on, and that helps me understand more," Hands on activities like labs are just part of Mesa Ridge's spectacular science department. �Echo Mitchell enjoys the breathtaking views of Muller State Park during a Ecology field trip. Bruce Bugbee, Eddie Felder, and Christina Felder learn about science in Mr. David Adam's class. rista Gru ing, Selena Gelling , and tacy Pate dig through the mucky waters at Ch1co Ranch. Chico Basin is the site for Mrs. Linda Overlin' Ap Biology class field trip. Canoeing 1s a feature part of th felld trip for Jenniefer Villiunava, Joey Perez, elena Gelling and thlercamera shy friend. 131 �MadLibs "Th cure for all the ill and wrong , the car , the orrow and crimes of humanity all lie in that one word "lo e." It is the divine itality that produces and restores life. To each and ery one of us it gi es the power of working miracles, it we will," i one of M . Carl on' favorite quotes. "English isn't what it always appears to be. It's not just about the literature, the b oks, and the essay . It' also about the people. The people how u the different iews of what people see or how the; interpret life. "Literature let's us go places we could never go, remember you teach what you lo e," says Ms. Schwartz, Engli h teacher. In the librar you'll find many different people in and out ide of cla ses. Her you find Kirk Iseli helping Kend al Rice on a homework a ignment....or are they folding note to friend ? 23% of the people polled preferred English out of all the other academic classes. 15% liked 9th grade English 45% liked lOth grade English 13% liked Intermediate Composition 13% liked Multicultural Literature 13% liked Speech 1% liked Creative Writing Working diligently Patrick Scott works hard to finish hi log activityforRomeoandJuliet beforetheendofhi Engli hcla s. �After the gg has been dropped, Ryan Bechert jump for joy. During Mr. Eo in McMahon's planning period, he its intently and take a quick breath r. Sarah Webb e pre e how trongly he f el about a tor in th Chicken up for the oul book, a M . Patricia J ungling li ten intently. Hat off to the new chool year, the ~e a Ridge Engli h Department tarts off with many mile. Michael Johnson how hi citement a hi egg drop from th top of th tairwell. 133 �The Real Deal It's been said that in order to have an understanding of your future, you must first understand your past. That's what the fine teachers of the Social Studies department try to do. Not only are they responsible for teaching you history, but they also teach Sociology for the political aspects, Psychology for an understanding of why people respond or act the way they do, Geography to know where the place that you are talking about is located on the globe, and Civics gives you an in-depth look at the United States and how we came to be the country we are today. These teachers "keep it real." One way the Social Studies departrnentkeep the chool informed is thi board located by the bathrooms in the south upstairs hallway. Students do some work for class on the computers in the lab, which is a very convenient way to get projects done. In a 6th period Geography class, Jennifer Keith, Chris Colon, and Stacey Francisco try to get some work done. In a survey taken by 65 students from various grades 26% said that they prefer social studies over any other subject here at Mesa Ridge. Of those that chose social studies as their choice subject 10% said that Psychology was their favorite class, 47% said Civics/ Geography, 29% said World History, and 14% said American History. �Cody Walters work hard out of his book, a good way to keep his grade up where it belongs. Mr. Justin Lee give his clas orne very important notes that will more than likely help them with finals. Patrick O'Connell works his tail off to help Mrs. Kelly Fini with her over-flowing work load and paper to grade. Jonathan Robinson huffles through orne pap rs in the Social Studies Office to a si t some teacher and lighten their work load. Cathy Knotts and Chris Vossler peak on one of the many intere ting and per onal subjects that come up in P ychology. 135 �Real Time In Electives Accounting, orchestra, keyboarding, yearbook, woodworking, metals, P.E., parenting, car care, foreign foods, etc. There are many elective classes to choose from, so how do you decide what to take? Sophomore Savannah Bowers says, "I choose what looks good on college applications." Of course, college isn't the only reason most people choose the classes they do. "I decide what electives to take depending on which classes I need to graduate," states sophomore Alicia Arntson. How do you choose your electives? Need the credit? Want to meet new people? Your friends are all taking it? Or maybe you are preparing for college. Whatever the reason, elective classes can be purely academic or just plain social. Piecing together car parts is not as easy as it looks, ju t as Julius Quarles, Roby Stansberry, and Christiana Garcia show. April Goodrich, a student assistant, works diligently on her assignments. "I cho e my elective because it's what I enjoy." -Ezra Slayton "What I like about my electives is most of them are easy." -Kori Howard �The e P.E. students ar enjoying a game of ba ketball. The French clas g t into groups to tudy forth ir final. Accounting stud nt Sean Johnson, Gail Gates, and Krystal Rice work hard to compl t their as ignment . The orchestra concentrates on their music. They are on of the mo t per i tent bunch at Me a Ridg . Student Cabinet member Tiffany Bautista and Kayla Boyle take a break from leaf raking with their friend Heather Bautista and Cody Phillips. KMRG tudents Tricia Notzinger and Ashley Nance smile for the camera before going on the air. 137 ���Student &><:h Prt•,tdl·nt: ean Camacho Student Bod\ \'in• Prl'~tdl·nt Kristin Felice S.•cn·tan tephanie Luck Front R w: James Burke, Kayla Boyle, Sarah Webb, Jennifer Villanueva, Tiffany Bautista. Candice Helmick, and Sean Camacho. S cond Row: Stephnie Luck, Rebecca Poncelow Joey Thomas, Jack Wells, Anthony Carter, Stephanie Slack, Kristin Felice, and Mr. Dave Adams. ot Pictur d: David Williams. Treasun•r· tephanie lack Commum!\ Service Coordinator· Candice Helmick Secrdan ot 1orall': arah Webb !orale Coordinator David Williams •cretan of Actl\·itte> Joey Thomas . ·cr tan of Pubhc R£>lahons: ack Well lRebecca Poncelow Pub " Re ahons Coordmator· Club Coordmator· Jame Burke Sl,nior Class R~pres£>ntatl\·e: Jennifer Villanueva /1st Sem junior Cla" Rerre,tmtative: nthony Carter Sophomore Class Repre., ·ntative· TiffanY. Bautista Fre,hman Class Representahvl': Kayla Boyle Cabinet \d\ tsor· Mr Dave Adam Student Cabinet Stephanie Luck help pick up! avesfortheRake 'Run; over thirty yards were hit. Bi-weekly the Mesa marquee i changed by a Cabinet member uch as Tiffany Bautista. "One of the biggest differences in this Cabinet compared to last year is our inYolvement. We want to b invoh·ed in our . chool activitie and community instead f ha ing to be." -Kristin Felice Our Mission As the student leaders of Mesa Ridge High School, we dedicate our time and efforts to provide the students, faculty and citizens of our community with opportwzities to make the 2001-2002 school year a successful and memorable experience. Joey Thomas persistently places pictures of pa t event into the Cabinet board. Showing their grizzly pride at the community parade is no big thing for Kristin Felice, Jack Wells, Rebecca Poncelow and Stephanie Slack. �While eating her lunch Stephanie Luck sells enior shirts. Charmaine Brown and Jennifer Villanueva diligently discuss after prom and other enior activities. "It i:; a great opportunitY. to work w1th on Outstandmg group of students who are gorng tO be the future leaders-of America and who are also a rep,resentation of many years of hard work, dedicatibrf. and sacrifices from themse1ve~, their parents and their traders." -Sra. Zoraida Vazquez Corrinne McKinney, Jessica Butala, and Alicia Austin make quick chat and bust out their food right before the enior council meeting. "It was a pleasure to work with such an Outstanding group of leaders. The senio'f clas~ of 2002 worked very hard to pu II off all the enior e\'~nt -and activitie thi v.ear. The council d_id an ~xc~llent job representmg the1r peer . I am prbud of yotr pttY , congratulMions emor. -Mr. Justin Lee Senior Council Front Row : Grace Nettles, Charmaine Brown, Serita Walsh, Stephanie Luck. Second Row: Liz McMeam, Jessica Benson, Sra. Zoraida Vazquez. Third Row: Mr. Justin Lee, Shameeka Barnes, Valerie Crowe, Jessica Butala, Corinne McKinney, Rick Shewell, Cody Phillips. ot pictur d: Jennifer Villanueva. Senior Council President: Charmaine Brown enior Council Vice President: Jennifer Villanueva ecretary: Valerie Crowe Treasurer: Serita Walsh Repre. entati\ e : Jessica Benson Jessica Butala Shameeka Barnes Stephanie Luck Elizabeth McMearn Corrine McKinney Richard Shewell Cody Phillips Grace ettles 141 �Pr id nt J acqui Jordon Vice Pr ident Anthony Carter ecretar Debbie Franklin Trea ur r Alicia Brandon First Row: Anth ny arter, Jacqui Jordon, Alicia Brandon, Debbie Franklin. Back Row: M . Pat Jungling, Laurie Peter on, Rebecca Ponce low, Frances ca impa, Patrice Douglas , Christina Felder, Ms. Sandra Uhlik. junior Council In order to raise money for prom, Francessca Sipma and Patrice Douglass ell conce ions at one of this year's games. President] acq ui Jordan decide whether or not the items in this magazine would be good no ugh for the Junior I enior Prom. '1t is a lot of hard work during the year trying to plan prom, but it all pays off in the en d. " --Anthony Carter Ms. Sandra Uhlik share her great idea with Junior Council on how they could raise more money. D u ring a mee ting, Debb ie Franklin looks through th magazines to create a good idea for prom. �Krystal elson, Katelyn Lueck, and David Wilson eat their lunch during a meeting in the Kodiak room, while listening intently to the issues. "/ work hard as president to represent the outstanding 1Oth grade class here at Mesa Ridge. " -jessica Aldridge Secretary Adam Kretz takes note about what IS d1scus ed and decided during the meeting as Stacy Bo chee pays attention to who is speaker. All in favor? The ophomore council take a vote to ee who \\ants to be on council next y ar Sophomore Council President Jessica Aldridge Vice Pre ident Tiffany Bautista S cretary Adam Kretz Trea urer Krystal elson Fir tRow: Stacy Boschee, Jessica Aldridge, Krystal Nelson. S cond Row: Tiffany Bautista, Commander Don Pletcher. Third Row: David Wilson, Ryan Villanueva, Adam Kretz. Fourth Row: Katelyn Lueck. H3 �President: Genevieve Bueno First Row: Kayla Boyle, Angelina Milo, Genevieve Bueno, Ashanti tafford, Paige Lapota, Ashley Vo sler. pictured: Ashley Chandler. 0 Vice Pre ident Kayla Boyle Treasurer Paige Lapota Council was responsible for planning freshmen socials, and otherfreshmen only events. Tlzey also took part in planning for orientation, mzd other events and activities. Freshman Council Fre hmen Council talk about such important things as upcoming event , freshmen issues, and chool socials. Paige Lopata listens intently as Ashley Vossler tarts the meeting. Paige Lapota is Freshman Council's Treasurer. Kayla Boyle is the Vice President for Freshman Council. Angelina Milo carefully scans a club memo. ot only are they all members of Freshmen Council, Angelina Milo, Paige Lapota, Genevieve Bueno, and Ashley Vossler are also close friends. �Orlando White add me cool graphic elem nt to KRM . Kirk I eli and Ashley filmKRMG. ance Echo Mitchell works hard with tlze often frustrating Computers. Mrs. Gustafson, Jamie Howard, James Goff, and Mandy Trusa rehearse for KRMG. Trisha Nofzinger and Jamie Howard practice in front of a well hidden camera man. Echo Mitchell and Tri ha Nofzinger r view th ir script before going on the air. KMRG . Kneeling: Ashley ance, Bridget Williams, Kelly Gustafson. 2nd row: Derrik Thorton, Jamie Howard, Echo Mithchell, Ashley helton, Tricia ofzinger, MandyTur a. 3rd row: Max Cage, James Goff, Orlando White, Drew Dunbar, Kirk I eli. 145 �How doe it fe I to b a partofyearb ok for the first tim ? Ftrst Row: Sarah Olson, Jamie Miller, Jarne Burke, Mr. Matt Weege. cond Row: Candace Baker Stephanie Birchfield, Kayla Clopton, Lora Davis. Third Row· Chri tina Humphries, Charmain; Brown, Corrina Gage, Darcy Kress. Fourth Row: Kacey Stamats, Alicia Amt on, Adam Graham Ca andra Palmer, Justin Clayborn, ati ha Plummer. ' "The more I learn about the cia s, the more overwhelmed I become, but at the same time I'm more excited for next year." -Mr. Matt Weege Yearbook Cassandra Palmer lo t in thoughtwork diligentlyon her copy for tn fmal touche of putting together her page ... or wa he doing homework for another cla s? It' James Burke fumbling through the pile f pictures that the taff of yearbook ha taken. "What i thi ?"he asks him elfa hedecide whatpictures will be u ed. How does it feel with this being your last year of teaching yearbook? "There'sa bitter weet feeling that I have. I enjoy teaching, but I look forward to not worrying about deadline and having to cha e students down for their work." -Mrs. Judy Friesth Jamie Miller work on the computer while editing her current layout. Thi wonderful group of ladies gather together to rna ur they are all on the "page." �Jennie Nagle makes herself comfortable as she begins writing for the informative Bear Tracker. Stephanie Schwanz sits back to enjoy the finished product of the newspaper. What feeling do you get when the paper is released from your hands and off to the printing press? "I have a feeling of relief. It is like reaching a goal that you have been working towards for many months, even though it has only been a few weeks." -Ms. Sandy Tabor With careful precision, Jared Galvan makes editing adjustments to his layout. Journalism Du~ing ypur years of mvolvement, what is the best thing that you have experienced? First Row: Shameeka Barnes, Fawna Thayer, Aisha McFarlin, Stephanie Schwanz, Audrey Mossberger, Meghan Bennett, Ms. Sandy Tabor. Second Row: Jared Galvan, Ryan Kulp, Robert Thrumston, Heather Fries, Jennie Nagle. "Learning to manage my time , along with discipline has been helpful in making my deadlines." -Shameeka Barnes 147 �First fO\\: Donnetta tonerock, Jessica A in worth . econd row: Mr . Emily Janssen, Zachan Ievenson, Tiffany Bautista, Jared Galvan, Lamont Mapp, Tony Owens, Jack eltenright, KentFo~ Ieven Eslinger. Third row: Amanda Hrabik, Kevin Brown tein, Elizabeth McMearn, Kri ~~ Gordon, Jennifer Milano. l'ourthrow: Mallory Davis, Sarah Chambers, A hley Hukill, II a ley Davi hri tine Herman, Kir ten Linn, Ginger Bailey, Melanni Larson, Holly Herschler, KimberJi,· William . Fifth row: Dr. teve Lentzkow, drienne Anderson, Molly Seltenright, Emily Hetzler. What part do you sing? Chamber Singers "Bass." -fared Galvan "C' 0oprano. -Donnetta Stonerock JJ "Alto." -jessica Ainsworth Getting a new piece of mu ic can be fun, but al o challenging. The chamber inger look over an dpractice their new song. ''T .1enor. " Holly Herschler, Kimberlie Williams, Elizabeth McMeam, Tarin Medina, Melanni Larson, Molly Seltenright, Adrienne Anderson, and Kristy Gordon gather around the piano to practice their new ong while Dr. Steve Lentzkow tickle the ivory along with them. -Kevin Brownstein In mo t class there is usually some downtime. These tudents take full advantage of it by sitting back and relaxing. Showca ing their talent, the Chamber inger give it their all at the Winterfest concert. �Fir't row: Crystal Maez, Stacey Harvey, Rachael Chaskey, Jenee Montgomery, Vanessa Bailey, Diana Dusack, Jo-Anna tacia Gage, Angelique Bevard, icole Boy kin, Shawntay Sockett. cond row: Mr . Emily Jan sen, ata ha Haag, Jessica Reetz, Kailey Wahlberg, Ashley Gourd in, Jennifer Keith, Crystal Taggart, Evia Lawrence, Steffani Jackson, Sharmella Gray, Dr. Steve Lentzkow. Ashley Gourd in, Stacy Harvey, Jesica Reetz, Kailey Walberg, Rachel Cha key smg the ir hea rts o ut w hile prepanng fo r an upcoming concert. Dr. Steve Lentzkow p lays the p iano so tha t the stud ents ca n si ng along wi th h im. Charles Lowe, Chris Aripez, atasha Bishop, Danielle Thomas , and Dana Greco wait p ati ently for their cue to start inging. A Capella Choir Fir trow: Charles Lowe, Christopher Aripez, Roy Barrow, Alvin Williams, Salomon Pena, Richard Stuckey, Isaiah Watson, Lance Schumacher, Dustin Kinzie, Randy Flores, Randy Combs, Dr. Steve Lentzkow. Second row: Mr . Emily Janssen, hley Romero, Dana Greco, manda Whitlock, Sandra Williams, Sandra Williams, Danielle Thomas, Jackie evern, arah Harrell, uzanne Craig, Melissa Poates. 149 �Front Row: Mallory Me amara, Myra Redford, Serita Walsh, Jess ica Aldridge, Adrienne Anderson, Je sica Ainsworth . Second Row: Dr. Steven Lentzkow, Stephanie Scriven, Laurie Peterson, Corinne McKinney, atalie Dibene, Melody Villavencencio, Michelle Smith Neika Rosenberger, Mrs. Emily Jansen. Top row: Richard Shewell, Cody Phillips, Cory Knop, William Tanis, Kirk I eli, James Goff, Kevin Brownstein, a than Kincaid, Orlando White. "I have been a member of the Mesa Ridge Classic Chorale for three years. I enjoy being a part of the wonderful choir because of the challenge it presents and the advanced work that we accomplish daily. " -jessica Ai1muo1·th Classic Chorale Choir "In the two yeas I've been in Classic Chorale, my knowledge in vocal music has increased largely and given me the opportunity to make beautiful music with select talented individuals. " - Corinne McKinney Having to sing and practice music is a challenge but, they still have a little time for fun and goofing off. �Women sEnsemble Front Row Meli sa unningham, icole hepard, Katrina Lancaster, Winter Gibson, Chantel Moreno, Jo Molina, Erin Knop, Ashley Ranne, Jennifer Horn, Rebecca Dodson Second Rm... : Mrs. Emily Jan en , Melody el on,Je sica Montes, Alii on Murr, lacey Remocra , Stephanie chwanz, Evamarie Krau e, Kari Robertson, Jes ica all, asey Kilgore, Dr Steve Lentzkow. Top Row: Susan Gilling , Arnie Gaffney, Amanda Whelan, Brittanie Woodrum, Kaitlin Adams, Kristin Galvan, adieJones, AlexisGarcia, Echo Mitchell, Evelyn Salvatierra, Amber West, Tiffany Low, Kimberly McKinney. Sleep! ! Katrina Lancaster, Stephanie Schwanz, a nd JenniferHom how howexha usting choir can be. Singing fo r an ho ur and thirty minutes will get to you . " W e have about f ourty-two p eople in our class, so the hardestpart ofchoir would be trying to work together. Maki1zg the perfect sound all at once is not the easiest thing to do with fourty-two p eople. " -]o Molina H a pp y Birthd ay to you ! A hley Ranne and Kimberly McKinney d em onstrate how to ing Happy Birthd ay to Chantel Moreno. Choir Council "Choir Council has taught me a lot about leadership. " -Cody Marsh Front Row: Lance chumacher, orinne McKinney, Kirk I eli, Stephanie criven, Jessica Zachary Stevenson, ody Phillip , LauriePe ter on, Kevin Brownstein, Allison Murr. ldridge Top Row · 151 �jazz Band First Row: Christopher Bailey, Jihye Brockman Jessica Ainsworth. Second Row: Cody Phillips, Andrew Walton, Craig Brooker, Eddie Felder, David Copeland, Mr. Phil Olivas, Daniel Linn. Third Row: Richard Shewell, Hal Maddox, Matthew Walters, Mark Foley, John Antuna, Russell Graves, Matthew Jones. Honor Band First Row: Jessica Ainsworth, Andrew Walton. Second Row: Laura Littlepage, Stephanie Luck, Matthew Walters. Third Row : Eddie Felder, Hal Maddox, Mr Phil Olivas, Mark Foley. Band Council First Row: Jessica Ainsworth, Mark Foley. Second Row: Mr. Phil Olivas, Alicia Arntson, Anthony Carter, Elizabeth Burke. Third Row: Jeremy Robinson, Andrew Walton, Donnetta Stonerock, Jackie Grey, Cambria Shipman, Sara Chambers. �The pride of M a Ridge, marching band perform a field show during halftime at a home game ver e Pueblo Central. "As the first four year colorguard member in the district, marching band to me has prove11 to be the ultimate challe~tge in discipline, commitment, and pride. I've had tbe opportunity to incorporate people-skills and combiru tbem with hard work a11d the making of memories tbat will lAst a lifetime. The Pride ofMesa Ridge forever." - Corin11e McKhmey The color guard of Mesa Ridge have many hard practic o it is assured that their performance at the next football game will be perfect. Mesa Ridge marching band participated in the tate fair in Pueblo, Colorado. "I've been in Marching Band for tbr·ee years 110w because it ira fim challenge, and you meet some really cool people over the season." - Antbony Carter Marching Band I rst Row Kristina Felder, Elisha Waugh, shley Hukill , Valerie Crow, jihye Brockman, tacy Grow. Second Row Leecath Highfield , Emily Cha key, Janet Spoerl, Molly Seltenright, teffani jackson, Stephanie Scriven, Leah Carlock, Echo Mitchell , Jessica ins worth , Andrew Walton , Kirsten Linn Corinne McKinney, Ashley Shelton, Stacey Batesel, Jessica Olstad, Rachael Cha key, Venessa Pettis, 1s. Katie Baros, Mr Phil Olivas Third Row Danielle Martinez, Melissa Salisbury, Monica Wallace Felicia Goheen , Amanda Ballard, [Iizabeth tewart, jennifer jones, Melodie Pyles, Frank Cooney, jeremy Terrell , mber Robinson, Matthew jones, Kayla Boyle, Donnetta Stonerock, Leia Lopez, Fawna Thayer, Casey Fletcher. Fourth Row Reuben Torres, David Cleaves, Issac Ellingson, Dennis Chapman, Daniel Thompson, Tim Pressley, joshua Hinton , Hal Maddox, Michael Ballard, Mark Foley, Kevin Brownstein, Richard Baldwin, James Claar, Pablo Sa to, Arantes Thrasher. Fifth Row: Chris Bailey, Tony Graff, Mike Bower, Christopher ripez, AnthonyCarter, jack Seltenright, Daniel Linn , Matthew Walters jonathan huff, jeremy Robinson, Ieven Wallace, )arne Broxton, Brittany Copeland , Davila tonerock. Elizabeth Burke, Susie )one . 'ot Pi lured· Rus ell Graves. "This was my first year in a11y kind of band, and I absolutely mjoyed it! I decided to be a member of the drum line because it seemed like it would be so much fim, and I am always open to rzew learuing experiences. This season was wonderful, considering I was surrounded by good people and gr·eat leaders to guide me through. ince music was my first love, Marching Band will definitely be something I will continue along with orchestra. " - Kristina Felder 153 �illarreal, Moncia Wallace, haleah ooper, Dana Greco, nglic Savard, Ca e~ Fletcher, Chri ripez. Second Row Jessica in worth, Suzie Jone , Meli a alisbury, Paig~ Lapota, ata ha Haag, le andra Dobson, Robin Tilley, Leia Lopez, Makia Hair ton, hannon Carroll, \1r Phil Oliva . Third Rm\ hie Frazier, Jo ephine Buffum, Sarah Chamber , Robin on, Cha ydi Moody, tacy Grow, iki Monoz, Elizabeth Burke. Fourth Row amantha Dob on Brian Wilbor, Robert Wekamp, Kyle Morse, tephan Wallace, Shaun Lackovic, Isaac Elingson, Matthew Grimaldi, Bryce Combs, Clifford Frazier, Maris a Crabtree, Gi elle Ortiz. Fifth Row: Reuben Torres, ndrae Fenner, Bryan Mathi on, Dominik Jacobsen, Jeremy Emrick, Du tin Wallace-Walker, Jeremy Turrell, Lance chumacher, Lee Dilworth, lvin William . Blaine Patter on, Joel Reastand, tephan Brady. · BandLife �Wind Ensemble Fu-.t Rm' : Haley Davi , manda Ballard, m ams, Heather Leger, Katelyn Lueck, taq Bate el, Tiffany Alvarado, Kay Ia Bo le, ambria hipman, hristopher Baile ·, 1r. Phil Oliva . , ~ond Rm, Jack eltenright, Melanie Pyle , Fa~ na Tha er, Rajah Holme , Elizabeth te"art, Chri tina Furber, Erin igil, Davila tonerock, David ope land. 1attJone . Thard Ro\\ Randv Flore , hie Hukill, 1allory Davi , arah i hholtz Tiffany 1c latch \. K le 1iller, Daniel Thomp on, Ryan illanueva,James Bro ton, ndre 1oreno. Fourth Ro\\ Tony Graff, Cod _ Walters, Jean Kinne , Machael Ballard, Jonathon Hinton, Jonathan huff, te\en E linger, Jonathan Hi-11, teven Ea ter, Timoth Pre e , R an 1oberl ·. 15~ �noth r angle on th Chamber Winds Mr. Phil Olivas's hands blur as he condu ts a parti ularl) fast song. Many ofthe members of Chamber Winds went to Contest this year. There are many who did exceptionally well, so many that they could not all be named. Concerts thisyear, such as Winte1[est and Pre-contest, were extremely well attended. The audiences went beyond the usually family members. Many friends and other school spirit supporters couldalso be seen. Jackie Gray and her f llow band m mber at the p re-conte t concert. The entire cia of Chamber Win d from a bird's eye vie\'> Chamber Winds Band spirit seerns to be running high. This year reco1·d numbers ofstudents are expected to letter. Front Row: Amber West, Jessica Ainsworth, Stephanie Behrman, Alicia Arntson Mallory Me amara, Victoria Fox, Brittany Copeland, Elisa Waugh . econd Row: Mr. Phil Olivas, Anthon y Carter Stephanie Luck, Laura Littlepage, Dana Cole, Jessica Bauer, Jackie Gray, Felicia Goheen, Jennifer Jone , Abby Chamber , Donnetta tonerock, Jihye Brockman, Matt Walter . Third Row: Michael Bower, Joel Gilbreath, John Antuna, Jeremy Robinson , raig Booker, Andy Walton, Dean ooney, David Cleaves, Brad Ruba h ,Tara Lan g, Jih ye Brockman, Matt Walter Top Row· David Elli William Felder, James Claar, Dennis hapman, Kent Fox, Kyle William , Hall Maddox, Daniel Linn, Kevin Brown tein, Richard Baldwin, Mark Foley, Ru ssell Graves. �ympbonic Orcbt!Stra Bottom Row . Mr John Peterson, Elizabeth Snipes, Janet proerl, Jessica Olstad, Dominique Pelangka, honna Takac , Kri ten Linn, Jenifer Brooks. Top Row: Devlin Richberger, Daniel Katrica, Andrew Roe, rystal Arenz, John Sizemore. evertd members of both orchestras went to coutest. These people received the highest possible scores on their contest pieces: Alicia Brandon, Christiana Felder, arah Hamilton, Emily Hetzler, Andrew Roe, janet ']JOerl, and Shannon Wilson. Caitlin Cloutier, Crhistina Felder, arah Hamilton, Emily Hetzler, and Shannon Vinson, all entered with more than one contestpiece. Orchestra Fir t Row: Emily Hetzler, icole hepard. Second Row: Alicia Brandon, Stephanie criven, Debbie Franklin, Sarah Hamilton . Orcbestra Council Viola player Emily Hetzler and Chri tina Felder practice for conte t. Cbamber Orcbestra Bottom RO\\ icole Shepard,Tallon Trammell, licia Brandon, Debbie Franklin . cond RO\\ Yadira oreno, Sarah Ham i I ton , Stepha n ie Scriven. Third Row: hawna Delgado, hannon Vinson, Matt Wilkie, Mr. John Peterson , Caitlin Cloutier, Renee Jepp on. Fourth Row· Kacey Stamat , Lemar Mapp, Amanda Taylor, Mike Decker, Amanda Yerkey, Karen Tagstrom, Ca andra Dandrea, Emily Hetzler, hri tina Felder, Shana Delgado. Cassandra Dandrea practices during access in Chamber Orchestra. 157 �Marching down Widefi ld Boulevard, over fifty ROTC tudents make Mesa Ridge High School proud during the Octob r 13th Community Parade. The Mesa Ridge ROTC are a proud bunch, concerned only with being the best. The students take great pride in themselves and what they do. "We're the biggest, the best, and we always will be. " ROTC Fir t row: Sheryl Schaiffer, Kelly Fletcher, Brittnie Marcum, RoMarie Quinones, Christina Garcia. Second row: 1 t Sgt. Joe Serrone, Samantha Dobson, Andrew Holguin, Suzie Jones, Commander Don Pletcher. Third Row: Alex Galarza, Ryan Villanueva, Brad Marshall, Dominic Jacobsen, Chris Reppart, . First row: Jo Gage, Alex Carbajal, Katelyn Lueck, Julie Lane, Melody Williams, Anja Platt. Second Row: lstSgt. Joe Serrone, Brian Shwartz, Derrik Peterson, Byron Horton, Donald Glenn, Jerry Boroch, Ricky McShan, Commander Don Pletcher. Third Row: Kenneth Payne, Mike Capps, Ryan Marshall, Cedric Gullett, Guillermo Lopez, Ricki Wynne. First Row: Stephen Rash, Kileen Baiker, Monica Wallace, Stephanie Farkas, Kasey Fletcher, Jessica Edmonds, Alex Dobson, Katelyn Adams, Phillip Ragsdale. Second Row: 1st Sgt. Joe Serone, Mike Corqouzzi, Sonya Roud, Brandy Arellano, Heather Goldsberry, Stephen Fonda, Heather Michael, Mathew Weiland, Commander Don Pletcher. Third Row: Jason Wagner, Mathew Young, Andrew Woe, Shawn Peltzer, Jeremy Turrell, Michael Miles, Arautes Thrasher, Ethan Miller, Keith Fointro. First Row: Amber davis, Jennifer Villanueva, Sonny Herman, Clementine Nicholls, Jessica Bruden. Sec· ond Row: 1st Sgt. Joe Serone, Mathew Weiland, Sean Dean, William Knies, Christopher Johnson, Mike Cerqouzzi, Cory Knop, Commander Don Pletcher -Matthew Weiland "Esprit de corps, oorah!" -Sonny Herman �"I think they [ROTC] are the best in the state and are very unique." -Mr . Pat Jungling "They [ROTC] do sort of lend a real pride to Mesa Ridge High School." -Ms. Karen Crawford As indicated above, the staff and students at MRHS are extremely happy with the achievements of ROTC. In their most recent competetion, ROTC placed First in the state. 159 �Luke Hanes stands behind Steven Ra h as he holds up the Anime Club shirt. 5th Row: Matt Markum, John Ulanowski, Brandon Dixon, Sal Pen a, Roller Gills,Luke Hane , Steve Cambell, Christopher Scott, Kyle Redford. ~t: row: Alven Williams, Devlin Richburger, Ethan Miller1 Steven Rash Joe Dubose, Joseph Morris, Michele Skeen, Michael Garcra, Joel Gilbr~ath 3rd row: Bryan Mathison, Mikia Hairs tin, Micheal Scan len, Steve Campen Daniel Ormesher, Adam Maxedon, Drew Ca tie, Chris Miller. 2nd ro11 ' Isaiah Watson, Steve Dippin1 Micheale Teith, Sheena Blagg, Jenea Mont· gomery, Susie Jones, Jaae Rrchburger. 1 t: Tamie Hockman, Victoria Fox Cry tal Hockman. · AnirneClub Jennie Lauderman stand s next to her good friend Crystal H ockman, and her original anime character , Tanzimite and Ruby. Crystal Hockman was the artist behind tlzis school spirit anime character. Jamie Hockman is club president, and the artist behind the warrior character fea tured on this page. Joel G ilbreath, works hard at improving his already fantastic anime skill . Victoria Fox stands with one her favorite anime character . �Je ica Ben on pass •s out t-shtrts to Jennifer Kieth, Grace ettle , Meagan Coate , and Michael Teaff for a tic-dye projc t. Michael Teaff helps Grace ettles and Jessica Benson start a tie-dye project. Mrs. Joanne Williams carefully reads the directions before starting Art Club's nextp;oject. As an Art Club fundrai er, Gracie ettle and Je sica Ben on sell ice cream to Chris Crabtree. Two new heads appear in Art Club d uri11g a Tuesday meetmg. Art Club First row Grace ettles. Second row Meagan oate , Jennifer Lauderman, Jade Ri hberger, Je ica Benson, Mallory Davis, Haley Davis. Third ro¥. Kyle Redford, Melody Pyles, Jennifer Kieth, 1rs. Joanne \.\'lliam . 161 �What is the objective of Science Club? First Row: Christina Felder, Brian Brooks, Eddie Felder, Brittany Copeland, Emily Chaskey,and Steven Casper. Second Row: Robert Thumston, Bruce Bugbee, Mathew Allnutt, a than Sielder Stacy Batsel, Chris Kastle. ot Pictured: Mr. Dave Adams, Aston Reynolds, Jacob Corl, Brya~ Watterson, ick Ragsdale, Chris Breon, Benjamin Combs, Julie Adams. What is your favorite memory of Science Club? Science Club Bruce Bugbee i explaining to a than Sielder his plan for creating an improved bridge out of thick sticks of wood. The objective of Science Club is, " to make it to state and ational Science Olympiad Competition, and to learn more about our favorite areas in science," according to Christina Felder. Science Club president Eddie Felder is using the trial and error method to figure out the fastest way to make a pingpong ball travel through this maze. Nathan Sielder's favorite memory of Science Club was, "getting second place in WaterQuality." �Math Club president ick Ragsdal e, works hard to figure out the problems that will be used to form the math club's team for a competition. Stephen Casper look over orne of the problems from last year' math competition test. Jennie agle d ecided to join Math Club beca u e, "Math rocks and it is fun ." Sponsor , Mrs. Cathleen Fisher and Mr. Reimer, know how to make math fu n a they laugh at a math joke. "The fact that w e go to so many competition throughout the year" is what makes Math Club fun, interesting, and worth joing according to Jennifer Jones. Math Club Why did you join Math club? First Row: Gage Mazurowski, ick Ragsdale, Jennifer Jones, Jennie agle. Second Row: Eddie Felder, Steven Ca per, Felicia Goheen. Third Row: Steven Ea ter, Mr. John Reimer, Mrs. Cathleen Fisher. ot Pictu red: Alvin Williams, Christina Felder, Stephanie Schwanz, Jihaye Brockman. What makes Math Club fun, interesting, or worth joining? 163 �President Gail Gates first Rm\ : Daniel William , David Williams, Charmaine Brown, Angela Gate , mber Mclaughin, Mike Jones. Second Row: Audrey Mossberger, Robin Tilley, Aisha Mcfarlin, Anna LangEmmons, Gail Gates, Mrs. Linda Overlin, Eric Kinnard. Third Row: Amanda Dod on-Kane, AnnMarie Tilley, Craig Brooker, hameeka Barnes, Abby Chamber , Cassandra Palmer, Jeremy Robinson. Serteens Audrey Mossberger and Amanda Dodson-Kane sign the attendance sheet before the meeting begins. Mrs. Linda Overlin write orne note on the board during a meeting at lunch. ~ 0 u/ joined Serteens because I wanted to become involved with my school and my community. " --Alicia Arntson One wayS rteens keeps track of their up coming activities is on thi po ter, which Mrs. Linda O ver lin keeps po ted in her room. Jerem y Rob in son and Gail Gates go over a couple of issues to get thing traight after a meeting. �Heather Bauti ta gi\ cs a heartfelt performance at the ational Honor ociety Talent Show. Ric Shewell and Cody Phillip go all out for the Talent Show. Yalin arvaez gets her blood pressure taken before she gi,·es blood for the ational Honor Society Blood Drive. uTh e best thing about NHS is that we are a group of p eople that a re making a good imp ression in our community, our school, and each others lives. " --Natalie Dibene Pre ident: atalie Dibene Vice President: CoryKnop S cretary: Lacey Marsh Trea urer: Valerie Crowe Committee head : Felicia Goheen Stephanie Birchfield Front Rm\ ory Knop, Felicia Goheen, Grace ettle , tephanie Birchfield, alerie Crowe, . atalie Dibene, Lacey Marsh, Ms. Laura Graglia . econd Row: Jazmen Klapac, jacqui jordan, Karlene Cooper, tephanie Morri , Alicia Brandon, Debbie Franklin, Melanie Antuna, Kimberly McClelland, Donnetta tonerock, Christina Felder, Jessica Benson, Ai ha McFarlin, Daniel Williams, Crystal John on, Patrick O'Connell, David William . Third Row· Dana Cole, teven Casper, athy Knott , Christopher Vossler, Stephanie Luck, Unique Dilworth, arah Hamilton, Rebecca Poncelow, France ca ipma, jessica Butala, raig Brooker, ati ha Plummer, Mike jone , Tammy Hockman. Fourth Row : Brian Brooks, Joshua Dock, Para lee Mas ie, joey Thomas, Stephanie Slack, Stacy Batesel, Lisa Ogrodny, Stephanie criven, Emily Chaskey, Peter Miller, Rachel Ware, Torie Fox. 165 �Front row: Jessica Aldridge, Patrice Douglass, Andrea Garcia, Mindy Stewart, Sarah Webb. Back row: M, Nadia Fischer, Anthony Carter, Shonna Barr, Lee Dilworth, Lisa Ogrodny, Andrea Ballard, Francesca Sipma. President Unique Dilworth Vice President Debbie Franklin Secretary Anthony Carter Communtiy ofCaring Natalie Maikowski shows that she ha "elderly-love" while vi iting a nursing home. By weeping, Tyler Bogard us and Ryker Carlson fit some community service in on their free time. Sponsors Ms. Nadia Fischer and Ms. Ginny Carlson discuss the Community of Caring Craft Fair. Parent volunteer Mrs. Sandi Brown and her daughter Charmaine Brown pose while they hang out during the Craft Fair. The officers, president Unique Dilworth, vice pre ident Debbie Franklin, and secretary Anthony Carter, smile and pose for a picture. Crystal Johnson gives a little b01 some TLC while helping out at a daycare. �Jennifer Jone , John Borchard, and Elizabeth Stewart are dre ·sed and set to go Halloweenstyle for a tournament held at MRHS. Jacqueline Gray carefully applies Adam Kretz's mak -up to complete his costume. • "Forensics is extremely challenging and competitive but it is rewardhzg." -Christina Carbetta Christina Carbetta rolls her eyes, but Jessica Aldridge concentrates on h r homework as Greg McClelland laughs at his girli h figure. "I joined forensics becallse I like to compete and I thought the class so11nded ike fun." -- Michael Stoltz Forensics "I joined forensics been lise I love tlze clznllenge of debating and meeting new people." -Analisa Ortega First row: Je ica Idridge, Ashley McEwen, Vane a Meckstroth, Tiffany Bauti ta. Second row: Aston Reynold , Christopher Todd, orinne McKinney, Andrea Reynolds, Jame Goth, Richard Shewell, John Borchard. Third row: Anthony Carter, Francesca Sipma, Jacqueline Gray, Desiree Contreras, Audrey Mo sberger, Elizabeth tewart, Dawn Wilson, Mr. Bob Goycoolea . Back row: \1s. Cathy Fi her, Steven casper, Gage Mazurowski, Matt Ormi her, Daniel Linn, Amanda Dod onKane, Sean Dean, Greg McClelland, Steven Campbell, eika Ro enberger, Jo h Huff, erita Walsh, Jennifer Jones, Jessica all, arah Eicholz, hawn Doe, Joy Anderson . ot pictured: Christina Carbetta, Emily Chaskey, Christopher Dittmann, aleena Jellings, Adam Kretz, Para lee Ma sie, Anali a Ortega, icholas Ragsdale, Stephanie Scriven. 167 �1st row· Chri Reppart, Joe ruz, John Sizemore, Mrs. Linda Overlin, Richard Baldwin, Justin McHenry, Divema ter "Tom." 2nd rovv : Kyle Miller, James Broxton, Janet Cruz, Chris McGinty, Mr. Jonathan argeant. ~\'itlz all of hi- gear on, Kyle Miller gets ready to ;ump into the lake off the platform. Scuba Club Withrno tofh r quiprnent alread on, Janet Cruz get ready to go diving. Taking that la t big t p, Jame Broxton get r ady to go into the wat r. fu ti11 J'-1cHenry starts to ~et hi.., wet suit on so lzt! can ~ o do somt! dit'ilz~. With the whole club t geth r, they check th wat r and urrounding& before they go diving right in. Chri Reppart take a plunge into the cold lake with hi. g ar on. �Andrew Richard on how off hi skill by doing a difficult trick in the big gym. Salomon Pena how off hi move by kicking th hackey sack in the air. Trying not to touch th hackey ack, Reese Soren on pick it up with hi feet. With the hackClj sack in the air, Steven Easter watches it go in front of him so he can keep tlze game ~oing. Hackeysack Club Mr. Matthew Weege show· tlze youngsters that the11 were11't the only ones that could play ltackey. ack. Patrick Scott, David Ellis, Michael DiSalvo, ndrew Richardson, Reese Sorensen, Mr. Matthew Weege, Chri Miller, alomon Pena. ot Pictured: Michael Teaff, Chri Scott, Chris Crabtree, Ieven Easter. 169 �First Rov• . Heather Bauti ta, Chri ta Gru ing. Second Rm\: Kri tina Magnu on, Erin Kevin Brown tein, Stephanie Glenn, Emily Hetzler, Andrew Brennan, taci Taylor, r-L • ·• · • pher Todd, Mr. Chip MacEnult . Third Row: tephanie Smith, Danielle Plyley, Ki Williams, Meghan Bennett, hris Me inty, Joey Thomas, Rebecca Ponce low, Melanie Michael harnpagne. Fourth Row Michael }one , Rachel Orr, Richard Shewell, ody Ph ill Moriah Taylor, Michael McGarvey, !Iiana Vega. Pre ident Markus Moeder-Chandler Vice Pre id nt Christa Grusing Kristina Magnuson, Chris M cG inty, paint for the Happily Ever After et. H ea ther Bautis ta Mo t people in the drama club are a! o in the cla s. "Mostofmyfriendsarein drama club so it's just one more thing we do together. Being involved with something I love is the best thing about drama club. " -Stephanie Glenn "I joined drama club becauseMr.Macwouldshoot me if I didn't. The best part ofbeing in drama club is getting to /mow people who share your passion. " -Christa Grusing Helping to build the "enclo ed" room is a lot of fun, but al o a lot of work. Markus Moeder-Chandler is th pr id nt of drama club and help cJ an up th drama room. �Michael McGarvey, Christa Grusing, and Stephanie Glenn sit together during a lunch meeting and di cu the upcoming Flash pPoint gath ring. At the end of th meeting the group j in hand to pray. "I love 180 because it is composed of people who accept you for you1· heart. We join together in on:ler to show the love of God to our friends. " -Stephanie Luck tud nt fromalldifferent chool and walk of life come together for Flaslt Point. "I love 180 because I love the people who are in the group, they are all sweet and awesome people. The purpose of this club is to praise the Lord and to witness to the other students ill the school." -Bekah Ponce/ow 180Degrees Fir ·tRow: Peter Broche, Julie Adams, Joanne Gage. econd Row: Emily haskey, Emily Hetzler, tacy Bate el, Donnetta tonerock, Erin Knop, Bekah Poncelow, Christa Grusing. Third Row· Kevin utherland, Kri ten Felice, tephanie Luck, my ims, Stephanie Smith, manda Kane, Brittany opeland. Fourth Row Mr. Dave dams. 171 �Front Row: adia Johnson, Alicia Brandon, Donn etta Stonerock, Molly Seltenright, Debbie Franklin . Second Row: Megan Coates, Elizabeth Burke, Mindy Stewart, Kimberly McClelland , Sh ana Burke, Stacy Boschee, Audrey Mossberger, Ms. Sarah McGuire. Third Row: Francesca Sipma, Tiffany McClatchey, Blanca Glis on, Kayla Boyle, Kimberly Williams, Sabrina Cooke, Amanda Dobson-Kan e. Last Row: Victoria Fox, Kirk Iseli, Memory Travis, Robert Thrums ton, Bruce Bugbee, Elizabeth Eeten. French Club One of the many landmarks that the French club visited is the Eiffel Tower Cheers! M olly Seltenright, Megan Lane, Ch ris ty Kress, and Su san Hanson take a toast of flavored water to another day in France. Co-Presidents Molly Seltenright Donnetta Stonerock Vice President Debbie Franklin Secretary Nadia johnson Treasurer Alicia Brandon Hanging out around the wishing well, Victoria Fox, Susan Hanson, Megan Lane, Christy Kress, Molly Seltenright, Ms Sarah McGuire, and Bruce Bugbeetake a break from the tour of France. Ms. Sarah M cGuire makes a de perate e cape to get away from everything around her. �Boys are not all work and no play. Jim Graff, Gage Mazurowski, Nicholas Ragsdale, Steven Campbell, and Adam Kretz goof off aft r one of their matches. Getting ready to how off th ir marts on T.V., th group wait patiently for the competition to begin. The Matchwits team qualified for toumament play and advanced to the second round by beating Alamosa. The were defeated in the second round by Rampart. Aston Reynolds and the Matchwits team members of Gage Mazurowski, Nicholas teven Ragsdale, Campbell, and Adam Kretz also competed in the academic competition of the regional Knowledge Bowl and placed fourth in their division Matchwits Fir.,t Row· icholas Rag dale, Mrs. Patjungling, Mr. Bob Goycoolea, Adam Kretz. econd Row: jim Graff, Gage Mazurow ki, Mr. jon Reimer, Ieven ampbell. 173 �Radio Controlled Action Club Jason Stingerie built a truckthatwas featured in the magazine RC Car Action, winning him some prizes. "I've been doing this for six years, and I enjoy it." --Jason Stingerie Mr. Harry Wallace, Jason Stingerie, Steven Casper. Mr. Brian West, Mr. Dave Artz. ot Pictured: Thomas Dickson, Greg Rice, Spanish Club President: Joseph Contes Vice President: Dawn Wilson First Row: Mrs. Jean Rolfe, LaTricia Strange, Chernobyl Ganuelas,JanetCruz, Chan tel Moreno, Mrs Zoraida Vazquez. Second Row: Daniel Katica, Benjamin Combs, Brittany Copeland, Joseph Contes. Stephenie Glisson, Ayesha Salaam, athan Sielder. �Spanish Honor Society President: Jessica Butala Vice President: Corinne McKinney First Row: Jenna Rose, Grace ettles, Aisha McFarlin. Second Row: Sra. Jean Rolfs, Jessica Benson, Sra. Zoraida Vazquez, Charmaine Brown, Stephanie Birchfield, Karlene Cooper. Third Row: William Felder, Natalie Dibene, Corinne McKinney, Stacey Batesel, Jessica Butala, Unique Dilworth, Jackie Jordan. Labelmakers First Row: Rebecca Ponce low, Michael Champagne, Stacey Taylor, Melanie Antuna. Second Row: Phillip Ragsdale, Mike McGarvey, Stephanie Glenn, Matthew Jones, Christa Grusing, Ms. Nadia Fischer. 175 �Chess Club Seated: Elizabeth Stewart, Amanda McCarthy. Second Row: Chris Reppard, John Borchard, Christopher Scott Christopher Dittman, Terry Foster. Third Row: Dr. Patrick Lawrence, Patrice Douglass, Christina Sims, Amy Sarru Kacey Stamats, Miquel Cremeans, Jennifer Jones, Bryan Mathison, David Copeland, Rebecca Alter. Jessica Bruden, 1st Sgt. Joe Serrone, Jessica Butala, Ashley ance. �, ' DECA President: Kevin Sutherland Vice President: joshua Ovennan Accountant: Scott Bishop Secretary: Media jones First Row: Justin Blake. Second Row: Debbie Martinez, Scott Bishop, Kevin Sutherland, Joshua Overman, Glenn Carlson, Michael Jones. Third Row: Mr. Howard Sanders, Krystal elson, Ines Stahl, Samantha Johnson, John Brady, Lindsay Harris, Renee Garcia, Emily Bergling, Media Jones, Daniel Williams, Cheryl Snyder. Fourth Row: Angela Taylor, Melissa Bell, Arielle Owens, Channing Fischlein, Daniel Krause, Robert Kelly, Christina Tredway, Cameron Patt,Joseph Collins, Caitlin Dobyns. Fifth Row: Amanda Paine, Adam Griffin, Kenny Perry, Jose Martinez. Sixth Row: john Sizemore, Jay Hines, Brandon Reisch, Grant Lyle, Jed Murphy, Geoff Melvin, Eric Kinnard, Brian Barker, Jarell \1artin. ot Pictured: Mark Asher, David Williams, Scott Tanis. Directors ofFundraising: Justin Blake David Williams Public Relations Director: Mike jones Eductional Services: Glenn Carlson Historian: Debbie Martinez Store Manager (CEO): Mark Asher * I H;~nrm to have earned quite a bit of money, Daniel Williams, Joe Collins, and show off their Pop Rock Shop they constructed to u e in their DECA 177 ���Jonathan Call Lyne tte Mic he le Andrew To our .; eel Iilli ~ umf.Ckin. Lynelle. Y u've '!'Own up~ m u bury liltl irl inlo a be;mlilnl your~& lady rJ,8hl bel re our ey " We ure ro v ry Froud of you for all y ur hard work. You have ccompli hed a I already. and you'll do .sreal in life becau we believe in you!! Lynette. you've .sollhe world in your hand~. .. enjoy iL And rem mber .. "we love you the m L Cof18rnlulaUon ~-;! Th year» have pa · ~d far loo fa~o;L Whal an ex ordinary per n you have become. We have watched wilh exlreme pride and happinc..;...; every ~;lep you have laken loward manhood. We are ro proud of you. and of all of . .bye." your accompli ..hmenll\. W ~;mile lo lhink how forlunale we have been to have been a parl of your life. Plea · remember lhat. wherever you 80 or whatever you do. you can depend on us for complele and aR+.olule under~;landin8. ~;up­ port. nd uncondiUonallov forever. pread your win8"' and 80 forlh! Love. Mom. Dad. and Liz Mic hae l fe lice Our Little Mikey. Oh. how you have 8rown to be a wonderful youll8 man. We love you ro much and re ro proud of you. Mom. Dad. and Jared Jac qLJe line J\. Kline We all love you and are very proud of you! Continue to look forward and lrive for the future. and don'llel anyone hold you back. All our love. Dad 0 Omma. 6ue and Kevin 1 0 Dear Chri~;, Tveryone then who hear..; t.h word.; of mine and doe~ t.h m. will be lik a wire man who built hi.; hou~ upon t.he rock. • Mallhew 7:26 6lay on lhe paU1 and acumen will follow you lhru your life. Love. Dad. Mom. and Mike tiiese 1\. Qichard I Elise. ll feem~; like yc..;lerday that you were born. lhen a lillie 8irl and now we lurn around and you are a beautiful youn.s lady ·wilh dream..~; and oal ·. You have accomplic>;hed ro many lhif18~ lhal have made u~; proud of you. yel you keep on dreamif18 and reachif18 for new 80alc>;. You are well on your way loa bri8hl future and hi8h achievements. t\lway-!i keep your dreams alive and reach for lhe bri8hle-!il slars. By always reachin.s hi8her. y6u'll roar wilh lhe efi81 · and accomplish more lhen you ever dreamed of. We love you and look forward lo walchif18 you 8row and achieve all lhal you seek. All Our love. Mom. Dad. and Tony �Cl1armaine .:Ku ,uipo ,, Brown Dearesl Ku'uipo. You have always been lhe mosl precious 8ifl. lhe "Man" ha:~> ble&Sed our lives wilh. To lel you 80 inlo lhis world and walk lhe palh lhal i:~> chafen for you is difficult bul we know in our hearts lhal you have been placed upon lhi~ earlh for a reason. Achieve your purpa_~;e in life. baby8irl. We will always be here for you. ao~; will lhe "Man" above. Keep lhis in your hearl ·ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka oono. ·· j All our love. Mom and Dad 1 1 �JLJec;tin Clayborn cf>arah Olson l;'Hdh, ~y rhrlin' dau 'hler. ~hy ull your dr am.; com lrue. ever lcl tnyonc lell you you n'l do rl. becnu..;e you Cdn do unylhin8. 6mil .tlway :you are the 8re-Jle& dau 'hlcr nny m lh r could a~k for. Way lo 8ol You m.de iU Love t'orever. ~1 m Justin Blake Ju\)tin, You hit the 8round runnif18 on two feeL now you're runnin8 on all four ll-terrain tire~. We are ro proud of your accompli~hmenl~! Make all your dream~ come true. We know you will make u~ proud; you alway~ have. Love always, Mom, Dad. 0 hris Laura Littfe pBBe You have al ny brou.._ hl joy nd hap~ inc.".; to u . We r'C ro f rou :l of hal you h we 3 hiev :i fur in life. We knc w Cod h a ~ ·i.tl FInn I r your life nnd Fr 'Y you ill nl 'Y" I l llim I ad you throu 'h !if · journ y. K p li.;lenir ' lo your h ·tr and ~;C>ul. We love you very much. M...,m, [);~d. (6 Qob &rita Walsh CorJ8rdtulalion~ baby. we are Laura, prou:i ofyou. 'rou have nccompli.;hcd very mu h in ju l tl h rl time. Q m mber C :i ftr L 'llte orl :i i~ 31 your fe t now. lake char8e and conquer your dream.;_ We lov you. '1om. Dild. nd Maurice We love you very much and are ro proud of you. Donl ever lose that smile. Love you, Mom 0 Dad Je ntel Veals J nlcl . . I h pe you dance Cre8. Thanh for the mem rie»: they could not have be n tt.er. There's more to com acl\ your life has ju~t be8un. Love. Mom 0 Dad �QoSB /\.. tlartley !\dam Griffin Q You've srown f m lle-m n h . lo l.e8 . lo PI3JIIl 1li n, our 1 iv nt ur U!\ wond rful n lh<Jl you re. roll your laushler becau it is lhc I) U We rc prou i of you nd love you! on ralulat.ion;;! · prDud ol you! We nr . We love you. 1om0 Dad P.6. ow Lh Love. real work Mark . .1 m. Amanda. and 1arly be8in.;... Mark Edward foley Christopher Kastl y how lime flies! &em like We're proud of your accompli~hmenls and wish only ye6lerday you were lhis you much success for lhe lillie. We are very proud of fulure. you! Mom, Dad 0 6hawn Mom and Dad Chris VoSBler hri~. Whal more could a parenl wanl in life? You broushl u~ ro much joy and happiness ils a pleasure lo be your parenl~. You slarled life tru&Siins lo keep il You are lruly a 8ifl from We canllell you how much we love you and how proud of you we are. You have become a ftne youns man. We know whalever you do in life, you'll be ~ucceF>Sful. Walchin8 you 8raduale in May will b a day filled wilh lears and our hearls full of pride. K ep 6milins! Love, Mom, Dad, 0 Ashley �Natalie Dibene vin, It' hard to believe you're already a senior. We've been through a lot and we're ro proud of you. Love, Mom &5 Dad for atalie. You've always been a special8irl. and now. morero than ever. May all your dreams come true. Love Always, Mom. Dad, Brian. Helen, &5 Lacey Mar-cc:;/1 Glenn Carleson When you came inlo my life. you made my j8&8ed e~es You filled our live& wilh happineos and tears; we'll always be around to calm your fear . You made us proud of who you are ro have no doubl lhal you 'II 80 far. Ju t always remember to reach for lhe slarsl We love you. Mom. Grandma and Grandpa Brown 1 4 hri tine ~moolh and made my directions so clear. You became my purpose for livin&. You are my hearl. my rout and my in~pira ion. l lhank you for lhe Lime you have &iven me. l have cheri~hed every momenl wilh every beal of my hearl l wanl you lo know lhal l believe in you. l am very proud of you. oon. Con&ralulalion.;! Ju.;L belween you and me. Mom �8tephanie Luck To our Baby Girl Who has 8rown up ro fasl. inlo a beauliful. inlelli8enl. and silly. silly you~ woman. Conlinue lo sel your 8oals hi8h and never lellhe world 8el in your way. Remember lhe Lord is always wilh you, and He will 8uide you down lhe ri8hl palh. When lhe days 8ello~ jusl fP outside and lalk lo lhe birds; lhey will always be lhere for you. We will love you forever and yes we will vole for you. "We love becau:lie he ftr!illoved uc11." John 4:19 Mom and Dad 6Lephanie, Co~ralulalions lo my lilUe bul very smarl cousin. Love. Jenny Tufl)·. You are such an amazi~ you~ woman. We lhink il's wonderful whal you've been able lo ccomplish. You have a 8real fulure ahead of you. & 8uided by the love in your hearl and lhe wisdom in your roul lhal mak you ro unique. We love you dearly and wish you lhe besl Love alway:~>. Grandma 0 Lizzy Hi 6Leph. Even lhou8h l have only been a very small parl of your life. l am slill very proud of all you have accomplished and lhe 8oals you worked ro hard lo meel You're :~>Lilllhe ,~;marle.-~;l perron I knmr and I love you. Taylor 15 �Nick Orchowski 1 Joey Thomas i k. onsralulalion.; ' n. you did iU!! You are aw rome!!! 6lrive hard for your soal · in life. We know you can do il 1ay your fulure be filled wilh happin f>..'i. \Y.ie lov you very mu~h. Dad 0 ~1om harir~S your l.ovC', ~ ~ m. [)d. 'h HI, < HI ~'1 h a Brian &hleiker Brian, It has been a true joy watchif18 you 8row. from a boy to a man, now a man to a marme. Best of luck! We love you. Mom, Joe, and the Crew 1 6 �Heather and James. May happiness and 8ood fortune always be with you. We love you, Mom, Qod, and Elizabeth Erin V{Sil To t:rin. t'rom our preLiou~ lillie "monkey" loa beautiful youns woman. You have mad u~ exlrcmcly happy and proud of lhc wonder ul peri\On you've- be-om . Your ~ilive allilud . d l rminalion. and n ver-endins !;mile will lak you wh r ver you de<">ire. We arc alway<"> here for you! We love you. Mom (if Dad Qyan Kulp Ryan. When l held you a~ a baby. l didnl know how fa~L you would 8row; now it's Lime for me o lel you 80. l have cherio~>hed and loved you wilh all my hearl; now il'o~> Lime for your life Lo c~>larU I love you! Love. Mom Whew! You made iU "from humble be8inni08s come 8reat thiOBs." We re proud of you and hopeful for you! Love always. Mom 0 Dad 1 7 �Alicia 1\u~tin Alicia. I'm ~ure you never Lhou8hllhi~ day would come. bul here il is Cradualion Day. Word~ cannol describe how proud we are of U1 youne lady lhal you've become. ll em~ like juc~>l y lerday you were "our liLUe 8irl." ll io~~ now tim for you lo spread your wines and venlure inlo lhe world. May all your dream~ and wish ~ come lrue. Love forever. om and Dad Open your eyes and be ready for lhe 8real lhin8s lhal are aboul lo happen. ll all slarl:..!l now. We love you. Toni. Grandma 0 Grandpa Alicia. Thank you for everylhin8. I canl believe lhal you are leavine me all alone. You were nol jusl my sisler. bul my friend. You were always here for me lo lalk and lo lislen. We have 8ollen prelly close over lhe lasl few years and I am really 8oin8 lo miss lhal. You will always be my sisler and my besl friend. I love you and am 80in8 lo miss you. Love always. Christine Austin �_B rian Taylor Con8ratu Ia lions, 6usar Bear!! We've journeyed lo8elher wilh you and fell all lhe thrills of your Candace .B aker Our lillie nu88el is 8radualin8 we are ro very proud. ext slopCulinary 6chool. Take lhe world by storm! You are our miracle. Love. viclories, lhe asony of Mom. Dad. your defeats. and every Melanie. and Corinna emotion in between. As Erin ltemmerlin8 you find your independ nee and experience life. we hope you'll come lo "the knowledse of the lrulh." The '1\;ee•e' Trndilional lhinss that matter m t will brins you no lhe 8realesl happinVIiS and lhal is our the end! rome to pa.! pie to pe hall ce:J th 1 olone. w!ll bnng mc peilC(' de6ire for you!! You ar a 8real joy in our liv hoot h per to nle. no lling 10 every ptclure U1 t you may wke will ny you throu h. a cnreer you'll make but my h for you do n the path you chc:x::I!!C is that ea-h lep you toke. be msta Iipper h I he . We love you forever and always. Mom, Dad t.f1 6lad Cac~sandra Dalme r Brian Brookes Brian. Con8ralulations-You did ill May all you dreams and ambitions come lrue. Love, &rena, Mom, and Dad You've always said thal you finish what you slarl We're ro proud of all your accomplishments in academics. football. wresUins. and achievins the rank of Easle Joanne QucshFord Keep 6mili08 Baby. We love you. Mom, hrissie. Ken, Louis Dad ~ Amanda ~oul Hitch your wason lo a slar and never slop dreamin8 or lryin8. We know that whatever you do. you will make a difference to the world nd lo all you meel .on8ralulalion · and lots of love. Mom. Dad. and Jennifer 1 9 �Kyle Williarnc~ alerie. You have alway;; mad u~> ro v you. K ry proud of p doin8 y ur ~L Lov . Mom. Dad. 6ara. and Me&si Corrina GB3e Throuoh 0 acad mi ~. /vou proved vour intellecl .I Throush "f'Orl~. you ;;ho ed your ~piril Throu~J,h mu;;i . vou in.;pired olher;;. u Throush ' ~ouL.;. you learned Lo roar like an t:a81 l11rou8h Lhe re;;t of your life may you a-hieve Prine ~~of our kin8d m. You're now a colle8e bound Know Lhal we love you and ar very proud of you. Your family, m re soak never forseLLins who you are. We love you very much! Dad 0 Mom ~om, Dad. Melanie. 0 andace Qyker CarlcBon 8tepl1anie Birt~hfield Dear 'lephanie. I ha!> been a joy lo at.ch you 0ro inlo u h fine w man You I y I nd d :ii le :i lo everyprou :l of your If for lhe ace mpli hmcnt.s ycu have chie\ed )ou t'l 80 far in life. 'lay focu d nd never 8tve u n your dre~!IL'>. Alway!> kno lim you are de rly loved by u II \X e rc p ud of ho you are l.o\e, ~ m 0 Bill Dad 0 6herry nd all your family auty. Cood luck! Qyker. proud of you! rrom lhe ·mall child y u on-e wer lo lhe ;voun8 man ;vou have com You hav ·hown u how to embra life wiU1 your on :i rful rt of humor. ;vour devolion to friend;;. familv and iliC\I'C le~ • ' fortunale. your abilily lo accepl tile challen8 of lcader.;hip and your willinsnc>x., lo ;;land up for your beli f., and We are your~ If We love you and kn ~· llml halcv r you de id lo do ~·iili your life. you ill compli;;h it nd 'X'e x·ill support you in lhC\I'C qu ·L-~>. Love. .1om and Dad �Delivering A Million Smiles A Day By Making more pizzas and having more fun! DELNERY OR CARRYOUT GO GRIZZLIES! (719) 390-7901 7020 US Highway 85 & 87 • Fountain, CO Colorado Springs Property Services, Inc. •• CSPS •• ~ Full Service Prooertv Managemen Aft ftAM Rf.'\IA URA \T "VIEr, A . tb l & CHI ' I SE Cl L I E" The bfarkets@ Mesa Ridge 6928 Mesa Ridge Parkway Fountain, CO 80817 Ph. # 390-8700 Leasing and Sales of 6 • ~ Residential and Multifamily Properties -. 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Live your life t th full U 6630 Highwa) 5/ 7 Fountain, CO 0 17 (719) 390-4906 19" �INDEX A Abeyta, Lorri 121 Abila, Jera 95 Adams, Dave 122, 125, 140, 162, 171 Adams, Julie 82, 162, 171 Adams, Kaitlin 108, 151, 158 Aganon, Annette 86 Aganon, Bonnie 54 20, Ainsworth, Hannah 21,39,82 Ainsworth, Jessica 54, 71, 77, 148, 150, 152, 153, 154, 156 Albaugh, Kelly 95 Alderson, athan 82, 87 Aldridge, Jessica 17, 51, 95, 99, 143, 150, 166, 167 Aleman, Ivan 122 Allnutt, Mathew 29, 54, 162 Alter, Rebecca 95, 176 Alvarado, Tiffany 51, 108, 109, 155 Anderson, Adrienne 54, 57, 77, 148, 150 Anderson, Courtney 105 Anderson, Edward 108 Anderson, James 105 Anderson, Jason 82 Anderson, Joy 82, 90, 167 Andrew, Lynette 54, 61, 180 Andrew, Lynnette 85 Anetone, Gayelin 28, 29 Anetone, Gerilee 86 AnguJo,Morayma 95 Annarella, Brandon 82 Antuna, John 26, 95, 152, 156 25, Antuna, Mela~e 82, 1~, 170, 175 Arellano, Be 122 158 Arellano, Br dy 86, 157 Arenz, Cry~tal 108, Aripez, Clvistopher 149, 153J 154 196 Armstrong, Jashawn 86 108, Armstrong, Rachel 159 Arntson, Alicia 95, 136, 146, 152, 156, 164 Artz, Dave 121, 174 82, 177 Asher, Mark Atkins, Bryan 105 Austin, Alicia 54, 77, 141, 188 95 Austin, Christina Avarado, Tiffany 41 B BaguJey, Christopher 27, 114 Baiker, Kileen 158 Bailey, Christopher 95, 152, 153, 155 Bailey, Courtney 108 Bailey, Ginger 148 Bailey, Somer 82 Bailey, Stephanie 108 Bailey, Vanessa 108, 149 Bair, Lea 21,82 Baker, Candace 54, 56, 146, 189 Baldwin, Richard 95, 153, 156, 168 Ballard, Amanda-Joy 51, 95, 153, 155 Ballard, Andrea 82, 91, 166 105 Ballard, Jeromy Ballard, Michael 114, 153, 155 108 Banks, Christopher Banks, Darrell 108 Barella, Adam 29,31 Barker, Brian 82, 177 105 Barker, Kileen Barnes, James 33, 108 Barnes, Shameeka 54, 74, 75, 141, 147, 164 Baros, Katie 153 Barr, Shonna 16, 95, 166 Barrow, Roy 114, 149 Batesel, Stacy 82, 153, 155, 162, 165, 171, 175 Bauer, Jessica 54, 71, 156 Bautista, Heather 54, 61,64, 137,165,170 Bautista, Tiffany 74, 95, 137, 140, 143, 148, 167 39,41 Beatty, Jeff Bechert, Ryan 73,82,133 Beeler, Amanda 50,82 Behrman, Steffanie 108, 156 Beissel, Gavin 54, 184 Bell, Dereck 42,43,95 Bell, Melissa 108, 177 Bence, Shannon 82 Bengston, Geri 108, 159 Bennett, Meghan 17, 49,95, 147,170 Benson, Jessica 54, 70, 141, 161, 165, 175 Bergling, Emily 177 Berninger, Alicia 48, 49, 108, 110 Bettcher, Ryan 95 Bevard, Angelique 108, 149, 154 Birchfield, Kimberly 12, 95 Birchfield, Stephanie 55, 76, 146, 165, 175, 190 Bishop, Christopher 82 Bishop, John 29, 95, 104 Bishop, Natasha 105, 149 Bishop, Scott 29, 88, 177 55 Bixenmann, Amanda 108 Black, Joshua Blagg, Sheena 160 Blake, Justin 25, 55, 177, 182 Bland, Christopher 29, 30,42,43,95 Bloom, Sarah 108 Boatman, Elizabeth 55 Bobbitt, Antonio 114 Boden, Melissa 125 108 Boedefeld, Brian Boes, Samantha 114 13, Bogardus, Meghan 18, 19, 41, 108 Bogardus, Tyler 13, 28, 29, 46, 47, 55, 63, 166, 186 Bohanon, Iziphani 114 105 Booker, Danny Borchard, John 82, 167, 176 Boroch, Jerry 95, 158 Boroch, Peter 108, 159 Boschee, Stacy 95, 143, 172 Bowen, Gabrielle 108 Bowen, Sarah 86 Bower, Michael 82, 153, 156, 159 23, Bowers, Savannah 105, 136 2, 25, Bowers, Zachariah 82 34, Bowyer, Christopher· 108, 159 Boyd, Robert 29,82 108, 149 Boykin, Nicole Boyle, Kayla 108, 110, 137, 140, 144, 153, 155, 172 Brady, John 25, 95, 177 Brady, Stephan 27, 108, 154 Bramlett, Jessica 108 Brandon, Alicia 40, 50, 74, 82, 142, 157, 165, 172 Brennan, Andrew 95, 170 Brennan, Timothy 82 Breon, Christopher 34, 35,55, 162,180 105 Bresciani, Ashley Breyer, Mary Sue 120 Briggs, David 29, 82 Brigham, Wilbert 108 Britos, Kalani 32, 33, 95 Britos, Melissa 108 Broche, Peter 171 Brockman, Jihye 95, 152, 153, 156, 163 Brooker, Craig 55, 152, 156, 164, 165 Brooks, Brian 29, 31, 47, 55, 162, 165, 189 Brooks, Jennifer 31, 41, 108, 157 Brooks, Matthew 27, 108 Brown, Charmaine 3,55, 56, 74, 141, 146, 164, 166,175,181,207 Brown, Sandi 166 Brown, Travis 32, 33, 85,95 Brownstein, Kevin 51, 55, 74, 148, 150, 153, �156, 170 Broxton, James 95, 153, 155, 168 23, 108 Broxton, Jenna 120 Broxton, Susan 95 Bruden, J.D. 55, 68, 78, Bruden, Jessica 158, 176 29, Bruggeman, Ronald 30 Brunell, Crystal 111 Buchanon,Pat 159 Buckzowski, Matt 120, 129 Buczkowski, Matt 16 Bueno, Genevieve 40, 41, 108, 144 Bueno,Genna 16 Buffum, Josephine 108, 154 Buffur.n,Josey 88 Buffum, Shawna 7, 12, 17,95 6, 95, 131, Bugbee, Bruce 162, 172 34,35 Bugbee, Danny 108 Bundy, Hazel 82 Burke, Andrea 95, Burke, Elizabeth 152, 153, 154, 172 4, 5, 11, Burke, Heather 55, 187 Burke, James 9, 55, 71, 140, 146, 187 95, 172 Burke,Shana 114 Burney, Nadia 109, Burress, Michael 114 Bush, Amanda 55, 73, 121 Bustillos, Al 16, 17, 122 Butala, Jessica 13, 21, 55, 141, 165, 175, 176 Butcher, Christopher 114 c Cage, Max 17,82,145 Calhoun, Danielle 114 Call, Jonathan 10, 29, 47, 55, 70,180,206 Calvin, Crystal 16, 19, 40, 41,96 Camacho, Robert 96 Camacho, Sean 29, 43, 56, 60,62,75,140,206 Campbell, Steve 12, 56, 73, 77, 160, 167, 173 160 Campen, Steve Capps, Michael 96, 158 Carbajal, Alexandria 113, 114, 158 Carbetta, Christina 96, 167 109, 153 Carlock, Leah Carlson, Ginny 120, 132, 166 Carlson, Glenn 33, 56, 62, 73,74, 177,184 29, 56, 64, Carlson, Ryker 73,166,190,206 Caro Del Castillo, Zyanya 96 8,56 Carreon, Sara 96 Carroll, Gregory 37, Carroll, Shannon 109, 154 96, 98 Carroll, Tammy Carter, Anthony 50, 82, 85, 86, 140, 142, 152, 153, 156, 166, 167 37, 96 Carter, Autum Cartmell, Dustin 56 Case, Ryan 56 Casper, Steven 26, 82, 159, 162, 163, 165, 167, 174 109, 160 Castle, Andrew 6,114 Castro, Marcel 5, Cerquozzi, Michael 158,209 86 Chaco, Steven 82, Chacon, Rebecca 88 Chambers, Abby 86, 156,164,207 Chambers, Sarah 96, 148, 152, 154 Champagne, Blake 105 Champagne, Michael 10, 96, 170, 175 Chandler, Ashley 41, 109, 111, 144, 159 Chandler, Justin 33, 56,64 96, Chapman, Dennis 153, 156 Chaskey, Emily 12, 82, 91, 153, 162, 165, 167, 171 Chaskey, Rachael 109, 149, 153 86 Chmielewski, Jennifer 96 Chrisinger, Lucas 114 Church, Christina 105, 159 Cifaldi, Cassie 96, 153, 156 Claar, James 109 Claflin, Jerry 109 Clark, Samantha 56, Clayborn, Justin 60, 146, 182 153, 156 Cleaves, David 96 Cleaves, Nathanael 29,96 Clem, Aaron 16, 17, 96, Clopton, Kayla 146 105, Cloutier, Caitlin 157 Coates, Megan 82, 161, 172 23,40,96 Cobb, Karen 56, 61, 156, Cole, Dana 165 Collins, Joseph 44, 109, 159,177,207,209 207 Collins, Lamont 114 Collisi, Christopher 28, Collupy, Charles 29,96 97 Collupy, Christopher 134 Colon, Chris 82 Colon, Ryan 83, Combs, Benjamin 162, 174 109, 154 Combs, Bryce 83 Combs, Dadrian 96, 149 Combs, Randy 114 Conner, Krizohn 96, 174 Contes, Joseph 76, Contreras, Desiree 83, 167 Contreras, Margarita 109 Contreras, Pedro 29, 30,83,159 Cooke, Sabrina 96, 172 Cooney, Dean 56, 77, 156 Cooney, Frank 96,105,153 Cooper, Brad 109 16, 19 Cooper, Karl Cooper, Karlene 18, 19,39,83, 165,175 Cooper, Shaleah 19, 40, 109, 154 Copeland, Brittany 96, 105, 153, 156, 162, 171, 174 26, Copeland, David 96, 152, 155, 176 Corl, Beth 6, 56 Corl, Jacob 86, 159, 162 109 Costley, Trestan Couch, Kelly 114 Courdin, Ashley 105 Cowan, Rebecca 56 105 Cowan, Sjamona Cozad, Luanne 121 Crabtree, Christopher 96, 161, 169 86, Crabtree, Marrissa 154 114, 149 Craig, Suzanne 120, Crawford, Karen 159 96, Cremeans, Miquel 176 Croghan,Amanda 69 Cross, Wendy 83 Crowe, Valerie 56, 64, 65, 141, 153, 165, 190 109,168,174 Cruz, Janet Cruz, Joseph 37, 83, 159, 168 Cruz, Sonia 105 Cuadrado, Amanda 109 Culver, Nicholas 109 Cundiff, Stephanie 120 Cunningham, Melissa 51, 96, 151 D 7, Dahlberg, Gregg 120, 128 Daily, Pamela 105, 159 Dandrea, Cassandra 83, 88, 157 43, Daniel, Christopher 45,83 19, 40,96 Daniel, Megan 105 Daniels, Andrew 96 Danks, Derick 109 Danks, Nicole 125 Darby, Nancy 21, 38, 39, Davis, Amber 56,63,158 Davis, Bobby 96 Davis, Haley 109, 148, 155, 161 Davis, Johnny 83 Davis, Lora 105, 146, 206 Davis, Mallory 109, 148, 155, 161 197 �Davi , Mich 11 3, 4 Davi , ata ha 109 Davi , Tim thy 3 Da ,Amanda 96 Da , Donna 3 10 Da ,Jame Dan, an 75, 15 167 D an, hana 105 Decker, Mi hael 56, 157 D eds, Jes ica 114 Delage, D iree 3 Delgado, Shana 3,90, 157 D Long, Ja on 83, 6 21, D Long, Kimberl 39, 3, 6 D nni on, harmon 3, 206 Derk n, Daniel 3 47 DeRubi , Ernie DeRubi , Jame 29, 30, 96 Diaz, Brandon 114 Diben , atalie 57, 70, 150, 165, 175, 184, 207 Dickson, Thomas 8, 86, 174 Dilworth, Lee 34, 105, 154, 166 Dilworth, Uniqu 83, 165, 166, 175 DiModica, Thomas 96 DiSalvo, Michael 169 Dittmann, Chri topher 57, 167, 176 Dittmann, Matthew 109 Dittmann, teph n 96, 160 Dixon, Brandon 109, 160 Dnohue, James 45 Dob on, Alexandra 109, 154, 15 Dob on, amantha 96, 154, 15 Dobyn , Caitlin 109, 177 Doche, Chri 96 Doche, Hollie 3 Dock,Jo hua 83, 165 112 Dod on, Alexandra 3, Dod on, R becca 151 Dod on-Kane, Amanda 95, 96, 164, 167, 172 Doe, Justine 29, 96, 99 Doe, Shawn 167 Dolinger, Jo hua 96 1 19 Donohue, manda 109, 111,116 Donohue, Jame 29, 96 Dorai , Brad 34, 43, 120, 129 Dorai , Katie 124 Dornelly, William 37, 110,206 122, 125 Dor e , Sean 83, Dougla , Patrice 142, 166, 176 Dubo e, Jo eph 31, 44, 110, 160 Duer on, Ebony 84 Dunbar, Dr w 145 Dunbar, William 4 Duran, Catherine 6 Durkee, Jo huah 105 Du ack, Diana 96, 149 Dziduch, Mitchell 29, 59 Dziolek, L a 40, 41,96 E Easter, Steven 25, 96, 97, 155, 163, 169 Eckler, Michael 114 Eddy, Lindsey 96 Edmonds, Anthony 96 37, Edmond , Jessica 110, 158 Edward, Che 29 Eeten, Elizabeth 105, 172 96 Egbert, Jacob Egbert, Joshua 57,67 Eichholz, arah 84, 155, 167 Eleo, Anthony 29,45 Eleo, Victor 96 Elingson, I aac 154 Ellerton, Cheutney 110 Elling on, Issac 153 110 Elling on, John Ellis, David 96, 156, 169 Emert, Crystal 110 Emrick, Jeremy 57, 154 Engli h, Robert 110 Erby, hialla 96, 105 E linger, Steven 31, 110, 148, 155 E quivel, Gustavo 25 Evan , Ezekiel 110 van , Michelle 114 F Fackelman, Butch 122 Fagan , Patricia 57,64 114, Parka , Stephanie 158 Felder, Chri tina 84, 7, 131, 142, 153, 157, 162, 163, 165 Felder, William (Eddi ) 29, 57, 71, 72, 131, 152, 156, 162, 163, 175 Felice, Bob 10, 29, 124 Felice, Jim 28, 29, 125 Felice, Kristin 12, 57, 60, 78, 140, 171 Felice, Michael 12, 28, 29, 57, 65, 76,180,207 Fenner, Andrae 84, 154 Ferguson, Kayla 110 Fetters, Monte 29, 43, 124 Pick, Elizabeth 105 Figueroa, Reyna 110 Finch, Jeffrey 96 Fini, Kelly 5, 121, 124 Fischer, adia 10, 120, 121, 122, 124, 166, 175 Fischlein, Channing 17, 110, 177 Fisher, Cathy 120, 163, 167 Flaherty, Alli on 122 Fletcher, Ca ey 110, 153, 154, 15 Fletcher, Kelly 110, 158 Flores, Kristina 96 Flore , Randy 96, 104, 149, 155 110, 158 Fointno, Keith Foley, Mark 58, 152, 153, 156, 1 3 Foltz, Riki 21,58 Fonda, Stephen 15 31, Forbes, Kenneth 47, 110 Foreman, Reece 29, 105 Foster, Terry 110, 176 Fox, Kent 25, 110, 148, 156 Fox, Victoria 19, 58, 156, 160, 165, 172 Fraizier, Keron 45 Franci co, tacey 134 Frankland, J dediah 5, 59 Franklin, D bbie 19, 40, 84, 142, 157, 165, 166, 172 Frazier, Ashley 23, 110,154 Frazi r, Cliff 34 Frazi r, Clifford 154 Frazi r, Keron 43, 4 Frazier, Meli sa 96 Frazi r, Michael 114 Frazier, Wayne 25 Frick , Matthew 5 77 Frie , Heath r 2, 16, 96, 147 Friesth, Judy 120, 146 Fritz, Megan 96 Frizzell, Cry tal 110 Fronda, Stephen 110 Funk, Brian 96 Furber, Christina 111, 155 I G affney, Arnie 114, 151 58, 62, 146, Gage, Corinna 190 37, Gage, Jo-Anna tacia 96, 149, 158, 171 Gaine , Terry 6, 96 Galarza, Al xander 29, 96, 158 4 Gallegos, Alicia 22, 96,147, Galvan, Jared 148 Galvan, Kristin 22, 96, 97, 151 Gandhi, Dimple 16, 17,83,84 anuelas, Chernobyl 111, 174 122 Gapin hi, Joe 111, 117, 151 Garcia, Alexi 4,166 Garcia, Andrea 37 Garcia, Chri 96, Garcia, Chri tiana 136 Garcia, Christina 105, 158 Garcia, Daniella 5 4, 160 Garcia, Michael �11,111 Garcia, ata ha 17, 111, 177 Garcia, Renee 111,115 Garner, Andrea 111 Garri on, Anjelica 114 Garza, Alberto 111, 164 Gate , Angela 84, 87, 137, Gates, Gail 164 96 Geary, Shemiell Geery, Vanessa 58 Gellings, Selena 131 Gentile, Justin 95, 114 Gianino, J e 84 Gib on, London 111 Gib on, Winter 96, 151 Gie e, Ellen 25, 59 Gilbreath, Joel 97, 156, 160 Gildersleeve, Candice 111 Gillings, Susan 97, 151 Gillin , icholas 30, 31, 111 Gillis, Robert 111 Gills, Roger 160 Gio cia, Patty 120 Glenn, Donald 114, 158 Glenn, Stephanie 8, 59, 68, 170, 171, 175 Glis on, Blanca 111, 172 Gli on, Stephenie 97, 130, 174 Goff, Jame 84, 89, 145, 150, 167 Goheen, Felicia 59, 77, 153, 156, 163, 165 34,97 Goheen, Ray 111, Gold berry, Heather 158 Gomez, Sarah 111 Gonzalez, Alisa 111 Gonzalez, Arturo 105 Goodall, Melissa 59, 74 Goodrich, April 36, 59, 77, 136 Gordon, Kristy 23, 111, 148 Gourdin, A hley 149 Goycoolea, Bob 120, 167, 173 Grady, Cory 32, 33,97 Graff, James 59, 173 Graff, Joel 27, 86 Graff, Paul 27, 114 Graff, Tony 153, 155 Graglia, Laura 120, 122, 124, 165 Graham, Adam 59, 146 111 Grant, Jo hua 7, 4 Grant, Matthew Grave , Michael 111 Grave , Ru ell 97, 152, 153, 156 59, ray, Jacgu line 67, 152, 156, 167 Gray, Sharmella 97, 149 Grayckow ki, Shawn 26, 84,89 Greco, Dana 111, 149, 154 Green, Brodick 105 r en, Derrick 29,59 84 r en, tephanie Greene, Taylor 111 Griffin, Adam 59,129, 177, 183 rimaldi, Matth w 154 Grimaldo, A hley 111 Grimm, Wilmont 37, 47, 111 Grow, Stacy 111, 153, 154 97 Grubb , Aaron 84, Gru ing, Christa 131, 170, 171, 175 Gullett, Cedric 158 u taf on, Kelly 120, 145 Guzman, Maria 59 H Haag, atasha 111, 149, 154 Hahn, Angela 120 Haight, Brandon 105 Hair ton, Makia 111, 154 160 Hairston, Mikia 31, 47, 111, Hall, Brandon 113 59,79 Ham, Kenneth 50, Hamilton, Sarah 59, 157, 165 114 Hamilton, Shate a 114 Hancock, Amber 97 Hand, Chri topher 160 Hane, Luke 59 Hanks, Jam 114 Han on, t vie 97, 172 Han on, Su an 97, 149 Harrell, Sarah 29,97 Harri , A hlie 12, 19, 59, 67 Harri , Gina 37, 111, 159 Harri , L ona Harris, Lind ay 16, 17, 110, 177 Harris, ikolau 110 Harri -Ortiz, adia 97 Harri on, Christina 4 Hartley, Ro 59, 74, 183 Harvell, Elizabeth 110 Harvey, Stacy 110, 149 Ha ting , Christina 105 Hatchell, Mark 124 Haven , Katy 114 Haye , Jo hua 6 Haynes, Luk 110 Hays, Janet 114 Hebert, Deneriou 110 Hebert, Mark 110 Heckert, Charle 114 Hegland, Chad 97 60 Heinz, Jay Hei ch, Brandon 60, 177 84 Hei ch, Brinton 84, Helmick, Candice 140, 159 60, Hemmerling, Erin 189 97 Henard, Lahela 112, Herman, Chri tine 148 15 159 Herman, Sonny 86 Hermanson, Jarne Hernandez, Felix 105 50, Herrera, Veronica 3, 4 112, Herschler, Holly 14 Hetzler, Emily 97, 99, 14 , 157, 170, 171 122 Heu i, Rudy 4 Hick , Erica 153 Highfield, Leecathy 6, 155 Hill, Jonathan 177 Hines, Jay 112, 159 Hinton, Derek 105, Hinton, Jonathon 155 153 Hinton, Joshua 4 Hitt, Erin 110, 112 Hackert, Alana 34, 4 Hockett, Adam 97, Hockman, Cry tal 160 Hockman, Tammy 12, 60,160,165,206 Holder, Chri tina , 97 Holguin, ndr w 112, 15 1 Holliday, Renee 114 Holling worth, Katie 4 Holme , Rajah 29, 60, 155 Hom, Jennifer 84, 151 Horton, Byron 97, 15 Horton, Joshua 2, 26,60 Horwa t, Daniel 114 Horwat, Paul 105 Howard, Jamie 97, 145 Howard, Kori 21, 97, 136 Howard, Shardei 23, 105 Howard, St phanie 60, 65 29 Howert, Paul 84,85 Hoy, Jedediah 97, Hrabik, Amanda 148 167 Huff, Josh 97 Huffman, Erik 29,95,97 Hughe , Javon 31, Hughe , iccola 114 Hukill, Ashley 112, 14 , 153, 155 Hulen, Eric 29, 31, 39, 40, 124 Humphrie , Christina 9 , 146 100, 105 Hunt, Raquel 120, 121 Hunter, Maime I Igo, Jonathan 29, 9 , 100 Igou,Mark 4 Irwin, Darcy 112 I eli, Kirk 11, 50, 51, 4, 132, 145, 150, 172 I eli, Kyle 112 Iten, Brittney 16, 112 Iten, Cory 4 J Jack on, Benjamin 100 Jack on, Bryan Jack on, hante 9 9 1 1 100 112 199 �Jackson, Steffani 112, 149, 153 Jacobs, Che Jacobsen, Dominik 98, 100 112, 154, 158 Jamison, Kyle Jansen, Brandan 84 31, 74 29, 60, 151 85, 153, 154, 158, 160 Jordan, George 112 Jordan, Jacqui 22, 38, 39, 85, 88, 142, 165, 175 Jungling, Patricia 112 Janssen, Emily 148, 149, 150, 151 Jellings, Saleena Jenks, Dana Jeppson, Renee 85, 167 112 37, 40, 98, 100, 157 Jim, Miriam Jimenez, Joseph Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, Christopher 112 85 112 56, 60, 158 Johnson, Crystal 60, 65, 70, 76, 165, 166 Johnson, Curtis 98, 100 Johnson, Dawn 100, 105 Johnson, Harold 98, 100 Johnson, Jonathon 105 Johnson, Kristen 98, 100 29,47, 95, Johnson, Kyle 98, 100 Johnson, Lauren 60, 61 Johnson, Lori 60 98, 100 Johnson, Marcus 31, Johnson, Marshea 114 Johnson, Michael 85 , 133, 159 Johnson, Nadia 83, 85, 172 Johnson, Ryan 111, 112, 114 Johnson, Samantha 85, 177 85, 137 Johnson, Sean Johnson, Stalin 114 98, Johnson, Timothy 100, 159 Jones, Eugene 100, 105 Jones, Jennifer 100, 105, 153, 156, 163, 167, 176 Jones, Kevin 42,43 Jones, Lashauna 98, 100 Jones, Matthew 9, 98, 100, 152, 153, 155, 175 Jones, Medea 19, 40,98, 100,177 Jones, Michael 25, 60, 65, 164, 165, 170, 177 200 Jones, athan Jone , Sadie Jones, Suzie 120, 133, 142, 159, 173 Juvera, Lawrence 112, 159 K Kane, Amanda Kassebaum, Shirley Kastl, Christopher 171 122 60, 162, 183 Katica, Daniel 112, 157, 174 Keel, Jennifer 98 Kees, Ashlee 41 Kees, Ashley 112, 159 Keiley, Randy 121 Keith, Jennifer 98, 100, 134, 149, 161 Keith, Jered Keith, Jonathan Keller, Jessica Kelley, Berittany Kelley, Brandon Knies, Anna 22 Knies, William 158, 159 Knop, Cory 37, 61, 73, 79, 150, 158, 165, 208, 209 Knop, Erin 4, 17, 112, 151, 170, 171 Knotts, Cathleen 7, 61, 135, 165 Knotts, Kevin 112 29,61 Knutson, David 85 Ko, Julie Ko, William 98, 100 Koch, Sandy 4, 120 25,98,100 Kohne, Curtis Kohne, Jason 24, 25, 46, 47, 112 Kahnert, Katie 112 Kotch, Kevin 98 Krause, Daniel 85, 177 Krause, Evamaria 37, 48,49,85,91,151 Kress, Christy 98, 100, 172 Kress, Darcy 98, 100, 146 Kretz, Adam 32, 33, 98, 100, 143, 167, 173 Kulp, Ryan 5, 25, 62, 71, 76, 147, 187 114 85 114 100 100, L 105 Kelley, Brittany Kelly, Robert 98, 159 29, 43, 98, 100, 177 Kent, Joseph Kilgore, Casey Kincaid, Nathan 98 151 37, 85, 150, 159 Kinnard, Eric 76, 164, 177 Kinney, Jean 85, 155 Kinzie, Dustin 112, 149 Kirk, Robert 112 Kittridge, Jeramy 110, 111, 112 Klaffky, Steven 85 Klapac,Jazmen 22,85,165 Klein, Jenna 60 6, 61, Kline, Jacqueline 180 Klopenstine, Christopher 34,97,98,100 Knechtel, Al 125 Knies, Adriana 48, 49, 85 LaCasse, Judith Lacey, Debbie Lackovic, Shaun 125 125 91, 98, 100, 154 Lambert, Preston LaMotte, Amanda LaMotte, Thomas 105 62 27, 47,112 Lampe, Vance Lancaster, Katrina 25,27 37, 98, 100, 151 Lane, Julie Lane, Megan Lang, Tara 98, 158 98, 100, 172 26, 98, 100, 156 Lang-Emmons, Anna 16, 85, 164 Lankford, Peter 85, 88 Lapota, Lauren 62 Lapota, Paige 23, 112, 144, 154 Largent, Jonathan 98 Larson, Kyle Lar on, Melanni 98, 100 62, 148 Lau, Thoma Keola 112 Lauderman, Jennifer 161 Laue, Blake 112 Lausell, Matthew 112 LaValley, Kyle 97, 98,100 Lawrence, Evia 41, 112, 149 Lawrence, Patrick 125, 176 Lechugh, Samantha Ledford, Amanda 110 Lenn, Phylicia Lentzkow, Steven 114 48, 49,62,65 Lee, Justin 124, 135, 141 Leger, Heather 29, 98, 99, 100, 155 Leipply, Daniell 37, 112 148, 149, 150, 151 Leopold, Ephraim 9 122, 125 Lepore, Karen Lerma, Cecily 85 Lewandowski, Sarah 98, 101 Lewis, Candyce 85 Lewis, Desmon 31,112 Lile, Charles 85 Lind-Hoff, Elizabeth 85 Lindblad, Jaimi 85,206 Ling, Chad 33 Linn, Daniel 8, 62, 152, 153, 156, 167, 187 113, 148,153, 157 Littlepage, Laura 56, 62, 152, 156, 182 Loehr, Kara 98, 101 London, Jonathan 29, 101 London, Michael 101, 105 Long, Christopher 98, 101 Linn, Kirsten Lopez, Guillermo 99, 101,158,209 Lopez, Leia 113, 153, 154 Low, Tiffany 99, 101, 151 Lowderman, Jennifer 113 Lowe, Charles 99, 114, 149 Luck, Stephanie 12, 60, 61, 62, 140, 141, 152, 156, 165, 171, 185 �Mar hall, Bradley 99, 114,158 Marshall, Ryan 158 Martin, Jarell 29, 86, 177 Martinez, Candace 86 Martinez, Danielle 113, 153, 159 Martinez, Deborah 29, 99, 101, 177 62 Martinez, Dominque Martinez, Felice 105 99, 101 Martinez, Jaime 29,86,177 Martinez, Jo e 47, Martinez, Joseph 62,68 Martinez, Justin 113 Mabry, Desaree-Elisabeth Ma cotti, Reuben 113 113 101 MacEnulty, Chip 120, Mason, Daniel Massberger, Audrey 104 170 Madden, Randy 121, Massie, Paralee 86, 88, 165, 167 122 122 Maddox, Fatima 38, Mata, Dale Mathison, Bryan 99, 39,86 101, 154, 160, 176 Maddox, Hal 7, 62, 152, Matthews, Brian 31, 153, 156 47, 113 Maez, Crystal 99, 101, 149 113 Magazine, Maurice 31, Matty, Adam Maxedon, Adam 160 113 Maxedon, Daniel 99, 113, Magnuson, Kristina 101 116, 170 86 20, Maxwell, Johnathin Maikowski, Natalie 29,86 Mayer, Logan 21, 86, 166 113, 159 Mazurowski, Gage Maison, Dan 163, 167, 173 20, Maiurro, Bethany 29 Mazwell, John 21, 39, 85, 86 114 159 McAllister, Jonita Maldonado, Jorge 61, 29,86 McCann, Michael Malecki, Bryan 31, 113 63 Malecki, Gavin 86, 86 McCarthy, Amanda Manaois, Rebecca 114 176 Mann, Ericca 113 101, 105 McCarthy, Ryan Mann, Gillian 99, 33, McClatchey, Tiffany Manning, Joshua 101, 155, 172 86 26, Manson, Daniel 105 McClelland, Greg 101, 105, 167 Mapp, Lamar 101, 157, 159 86, Mapp, Lamont 99, 101, 148 McClelland, Kimberly 165, 172 March, Lamar 31, 113 113 Marcum, Brittnie 17, McCollam, Sandy 99, McCullough, Zackary 99, 101, 158 101 Marcum, Matthew 27, McEwen, Ashley 99, 113, 159, 160 101, 167 Markus, Erik 86 McFarlin, Aisha 63, 147, Marquez, Inocente 86 164, 165, 175 Marsh, Brian 21, 86 McGarvey, Michael 86, Mar h, Cody 151 170, 171, 175 Mar h, Lacey 13, 59, 62, 63, McGinty, Chris 86, 88, 168, 70, 165, 184 Lueck, Katelyn 19, 99, 101, 128, 143, 155, 158, 209 99, Lueken, Dorothea 101 99, 101 Lustica, Nevio 177 Lyle, Grant 101, 105 Lynch, Brandi M 170 McGuire, Jacquelyn 99 McGuire, Sarah 172 McHenry, Ju tin 34, 35,45,86,168 Mcintyre, Preties 31, 113 McKinney, Billy 122 McKinney, Corinne 51, 60, 63, 69, 141, 150, 153, 167, 175 McKinney, Kimberly 29, 84,86,151 McKoy, Rachelle 113 McLaughin, Amber 164 McLaughlin, Amber 86, 207 McMahon, Eoin 120,133 McMearn, Elizabeth 63, 65, 141, 148 McMearn,James 113 McMurray, Cas andra 99, 101 Me amara, Mallory 86, 150, 156 McShan, Richard 99, 101, 158 McWilliams, Jacob 113 Meckstroth, Vanessa 63, 74,167,206 Medina, Tarin 22, 99, 101, 148 101, 105 Meek, Kevin 86 Meierhenry, Justin 28, Melvin, Geoffrey 29,47,86,177 Mendes, Pamela 10, 19,39,86 Mendiola, ichola 29, 86, 99, 101 Mendoza, Mikayla 101, 105 99, 101 Meray, Erich 22, Metoxen, Ashley 86,99 Metzgar, Linda 3, 122 Michael, Heather 37, 51,101,105,15 ,209 Milano, Jennifer 23, 114, 148 101 Miles, Chri topher 114, 158 Miles, Michael 6, 124 Mileto, Sherri 101 Miller, Adrian 160, 169 Miller, Chri Miller, Ethan 114, 15 160 9, 62, 63, 69, Miller, Jamie 1 72,146,212 Miller, Jeffery 29, 101 Miller, Kyle 114, 155, 16 Miller, P ter 86, 165 Miller, Rob rt 101 Milo, Angelina 114, 144 Milo, Anthony 101, 105 Milo, Michael 6 Miranda, Erick 105 Mitchell, Echo 3, 61, 63, 129, 131, 145, 151, 153 Mixon, Dominic 24, 25, 86, 8 129 Moberly, Ryan 13, 25, 47, 102, 155 Moeder-Chandler, Marku 86, 170 Moeder-Chandler, Marlys 51, 114 Moedus-Chandler, Marku 33 86, 151 Molina, Jo 102, Mollaun, Sabrina 105 Monoz, iki 154 Mont , Je ica 50, 86, 151 Montgomery, Jen e 102, 149, 160 Montoya, Jacqueline 102 Moody, Cha ydi 114, 154 Moore,Emma 102 Morales, Beverly 114 Morale , Job 102 Moreno, Andre 102, 155 Moreno, Chantel 151, 174 Mor no, Yadira 50,51, 6 122 Morin, Caryn 6 Morris, Jame 114 Morris, Je e Morri, Jo ph 6, 159, 160 19 Morri, JP 102 Morri , Martha 6 Morri , Meli a 20, Morri , St phani 21, 39, 5, 6,165 102, Morrow, Reginald 105 Mor , Kyle 114,154 Mo s, icol 41, 114 Mo berger, Audrey 102, 147, 164, 167, 172 Mouriquand, Alicia 63 Mouriquand, Fr d 29, 47, 102 I 201 �Munoz, udr y 102 Mun z, icol 9 Murph , Jedidiah 102, 177 Murr, lli on 27, 51, 102, 151 Murra hl y 102 0 nn ll, Patri k 9 37 60,64,69, 70,135: 165 O'Connell, andy 87 Oakl y, LaPortia 114 Ogrodny, Lisa 7, 165, 166 Olan, or 114 Oli a , Phil 152, 153, 154, 155, 156 Olive, Amy 114 64, 72, 76, Olson, arah 146, 182 01 tad, Je ica 114, 153, 157 Orchowski, Jeni 22 Orchow ki, icholas 12 24, 25, 64, 65, 1 6 Orme her, Dani l 6, 114, 160 Ormi her, Matt 167 Orr, Rachel 5 , 64, 6 , 76, 170 6, 167 Ortega, Anali a Ortiz, Gi elle 40, 154 Ortiz, Lui 87 0 orio, li anta 56, 64 0 orio, Steven 45, 105 Otey, Matthew 43, 45, 87,89 Ott, Chri tina 114 Overlin, Linda 122, 164, 168 Overman, Jo hua 177 Ow n , Arielle 7, 177 Owen , Tony 114, 148 I N agle, Jennie 10, 6, 147, 163 all, Derek 6, 34, 102 105, 151, 167 all, J ica hly 50, 137, 145, 176 50, 51, 122 ance, Geri arvaez-Cancel, Yalin 67, 165 avakuku, Zachary 114 eal, Chri tina 114 el on, Carle 6 el on, Cha 64,72,213 el on, Kry tal 1 19, 40, 143, 177 1 on, Melody 61,64,151 el on, eil 122 30, 114 ettle , George ettle , Grace 72, 141, 161, 165, 175 everett, Valarie 6 ever tte, David 114 ewb rry, Eric 31, 114, 117 26, ewberry, Jer my 6, 7 ewton, Andrew 87 ewton, Mollie 114 icholl , CJ 5 icholl , Cl mentine 37, 64,75,158 120, 121 ickell, Kathy ikirk, Diane 124 ofzinger, Tricia 31, 114, 145 oreno, Yadira 157 I . ornngton, Kayla 114 orth, Michael 114 otzinger, Tricia 137 1 202 I p Pacetti, Michael 87 Pain , Amanda 7, 177 Pajari, Edward 114, 159 Palmer, Ca andra 50 56, 64, 146, 164, 189 Palmer, Kelley 87 Pate, tacy 16, 17, 87, 131 Patrick, Andre 64,72,84 Pa tt, Cameron 114,177 Patter on, Blaine 114, I 154 Patt r on, hawna 64 Patton, Ju tinn 114 Pa ne, Kenn th 47, 15 P langka, Dominique 114, 157 P ltzer, shleigh 114 Peltzer, hawn 15 Pena, alomon 114, 149, 160, 169 P r z, lexander 61, 64 Perez, Joseph 37, 7, 90, 91, 131 Perez, L lie 23,114 Perry, Kenn th 29, 86, 7, 177 Per aud, K vin 114 66, 207 Peter , David Peter on, Derrik 15 Peter on, John 157 Peterson, Laurie 43 51, 84, 7, 142, 150 Pettis, V ne a 114, 153 Pfahl, Raymond 114 51, 66, 75, Phillip , Cody 137, 141, 150, 152, 165, 170 Phillip , Tiffany 114 Pi le, Ronald 47, 114 Pier on, Al 122 Piette, Marc-Andre 114 Pinkham, Jan l 23, 49, 113, 114,207 Place, icholas 47, 114, 159 Platt, Anja 105, 158 Pleimann, Holly 66 Pletcher, Don 121, 143, 158, 159 Plumm r, ati ha 7, 89, 146, 165 Plyley, Daniell 88,114, 170 Poate , Meli sa 149 Poates, Jr., De Wayne 29, 7, 91 Poncelow, R b cca 7, 140, 142, 165, 170, 171, 175 Pope, Joshua 114 Poree, Marcu 63,213 Porter, David 29,87 Porter, Math w 31, 115 Po ley, Teiyonna 40, 7 Prather, Reginald 45, I 7 Preis es, Taylor 33 Pre nell, Aaron 114 Pre ey, Timothy 153, 155 Prevo t, Amber 66,7 Prevo t, el te 7 Prevo t, Emmanu 1 27 Priesses, Taylor 33 Prosuch, ean 29,30 Purvi, Gl nn 6, 29, 122 Pyle , Melodie 50, 7, 153, 155, 161 Pyle , Raymond 7,65, 66 Q Quade , Juliu Quinone , Romari 15 136 105, R Rae, Rayanna 66 Ragsdale, icholas 73 74, 162, 163, 167, 173 Rag dale, Phillip 115, 15 175 Rains, Richard 105, 159 Ramirez, Fabian 87 Ranne, Ashley 87, 151 Ra h, Steven 115, 15 , 160 Ray, Chri toph r 114 Ray, Jame 115 Rea land, Joel 115, 154 Redford, Kyle 160, 161 Redford,Myra 150 Reed, Delicia 115 Reeder, David 122, 125 Reetz, Je ica 149 Reill, Cody 44 Reimer, Jon 7, 120, 163, 173 Remocra , Stac y 151 Reppart, Chri t pher 37, 88, 15 16 176 Reutner, Kyle 43, 66 Reynolds, Andrea 167 206 1 1 1 I I �Reynold , Aston 9, 162, 167, 173 Reynold , Christoph r 114 114 Reynold , Frank Rhod s,~arcus 31,44,115 Rhonde, Darin 120 Rice, Gregory 66, 174, 182 Rice, Kendal 50, 4, 132,159,209 Rice, Krystal 50, 8 , 137 Richard, Eli 67, 1 0 Richardson, Andr w 9, 169 122 Richardson, Ivy 115, Richberger, Devlin 157, 159, 160 Richb rger, Jad 8 1 160, 161 Ridgway-Allen, Latosha 41, 115 26, 115 Riehl, Cody 16, 19, 41, Risley, Je ica 115 Rivas, Desiree 105 29 Rober on, K ith 122 Robert , D' nne 207 Robert , ~arcus 67, 151 Robert on, Kari 115, Robin on, Amber 153, 154 45 Robinson, J .J. 67 Robinson, Jennifer 6, Robin on, Jeremy 152, 153, 156, 164 36, Robin on, Jonathan 37,88,135 Rocha, Jennifer 115 Rocha,Jo e 115 115 Rodg r , Olajuwon 8 Rodriguez, Connie 67 Rodriguez-Gist, ~iguel Roe, Andrew 31, 157 11, 50 Roger , A hley Rolfs, Jean 121, 174, 175 149 Romero, Ashley 120 Romero, Lola Romero-Lehrer, Anna 4, 120, 121, 125 Romo, Robert 114 23, 84,88, Rood, Sonja 159 Ro ario, Da id 67,68,175 Rose, Jenna 150, Rosenberger, eika 167 15 Roud, onya Row, Andrew 114 Ruba h, Brad 88, 156 Rucciu , Christopher 115 Rushford, Joanne 67, 1 9 Ruterborie , atasha 99, 105 Rut rbori s, icole 105 Rutl dg , Jam 114 s Sage, Scott 7,21,22,124 alaam, Aye ha 115, 174 115, Sali bury, ~elis a 153, 154, 159 Salladay, Brian 115 115 Salvatierra, Claudia 151 Salvatierra, Evelyn 109 Salvo, ~ichael Di Sams, Amy 155, 176 88 Sanchez, Amb r 25, Sanchez, Erne to 67 Sander , Howard 121, 177 Sanitz, J nnifer 12, 115, 207 SanNicola , Jonna 76, 86 125 Santaularia, Gina 25 Santaularia, Peter 44, 114 antos, Thoma 6,67 Saole, Laila 90 Sarcoma, Terra 19,88 Sarcoma, Terra 168 Sargeant, Jonathan 121 Sargema, Doreen 115 Sargema, ickolas 124 Sargent, Jonathon 153 Sat , Pablo 6 Savell,Rayan 12, 68, 79, Scafella, Joel 207 115, Scanlon, ~icha I 160 Schaal, Je se 115 Schaiffer, Sheryl 158 Schanhal , Whitney 114 Schl iker, Brian 29, 6 , 1 6 Schmidt, icol 4 , 49, 95 29, Schoolmaster, John 125 chumacher, Lance 51, 115, 149, 154 Schwanz, Stephani 147, 151,163,206 Schwartz, Brian 105 Schwartz, Linda 3, 120, 132 68, Scott, Chri topher 160, 169, 176 Scott, Clari a 7, 39, 68, 72 Scott, Patrick 26, 115, 132, 169,209 Scriven, Stephanie 51, 88,91, 150,153,157, 165, 167 S lteruight, Jack 115, 148, 153, 155 68, Selteruight, ~olly 148, 153, 172 Serron , Joe 37, 121, 15 , 159, 176 26 Serrone, Laurence Severn, Jackie 64, 6 , 149 Shaiffer, Sheryl 23 57, 68, 72, Shelton, A hley 145, 153 Shepard, icole 86, 91, 151, 157 12, Shewell, Richard 58, 64, 65, 66, 68, 141, 150, 152, 165, 167, 170 Shipman, Cambria 115, 152, 155 109, 115, Shuff, Jonathan 153,155,159,20 1 209 Shwartz, Brian 15 Siedler, athan 105, 162 Simmon, Andrew 105 Simpa, Franc ca 142 Sims, Amy 6 , 7 , 171 105, 176 Sims, Christina Sipma, France ca 142, 165, 166, 167, 172 115, 157, Sizemore, John 16 1 177 37, Sizemore, ~ajor 5, 6 105, 160 Skeen, ~ichele Skinner, ~ary 83, Slack, Stephanie 140, 165 114 Slaughter, Emily 136 Slayton, Ezra 115 Slayton, Gid on Smith, Brian 6 179 105, 159 Smith, Charle 1 68 Smith, David 122 Smith, Holly 105 Smith, Ja on 6, 159 Smith, ~ichael 88, 150 Smith, ~ichelle 88 Smith, athan 16, Smith, St phanie 41, 115, 170, 171 Smith, Wayne 124 Smyer, Karl 91 Snipe , Elizabeth 115, 157 Snodgra , ~arina 6 Snyder, Cheryl 41, 115, 177 114, Sackett, Shawntay 149 114, 169 Sor nsen, Ree e 8 Soto, Pablo 125 Southworth, Carolyn 115 S uthworth, Jo eph 116 Sp ncer, ~arcu 122, Spickard, Shauna 124 124 Spindl r, Bill 3, 116,153, Spo rl, Janet 157 41, Stafford, A hanti 116, 144 116, 177 Stahl, In 29, 124 Stahl, ~ike 29 Stakley, Ken Stamat , Kacey 146, 157, 176 Stamm, Hubert 68 25,26 Stancati, Ben 88 Stanley, Tia 31, Stan berry, Roby 116, 136 Steffen n, Chri topher 105 116 Steffensen, Daniel 26,47 Stephen , John 27, Steven on, Zachary 51, 116, 14 Stewart, Elizabeth 153, 155, 167, 176 Stewart, Evelyn 6 8 Stewart, Ivory 29,71 t wart, ~egan 34, 39,88, Stewart, ~indy 166, 172 25,26 Stingerie, Greg ting ri , Ja on 26, 1174 105 Stipanovich, Daniel 47 Stiponovich, Daniel 125 Stock, Tricia 105 to kwell, K I i 167 toltz, ~ichael 203 �Stone, Mathew 26,88 Stonerock, Davita 116, 153, 155 Stonerock, Donnetta 57, 71, 148, 152, 153, 156, 165, 171, 172 Story, Justin 116 Stover, Melis a 86 Strain, Scott 120 Strange, LaTricia 174 Stuckey, Richard 105, 149 Sutherland, Kevin 7, 37, 71, 171, 177 Swearingen, Swen 87, 88,159,207 Sweet, Maurice 88 Swi her-Brooks, Lasief 114 Swonke, Jennifer 116 T Tabor, Sandy 50, 51, 120, 147 Taggart, Crystal 149 Taggart, Scott 116 Tag trom, Karen 88, 157 Takacs, Shonna 116, 157 Talmich, Angelyn 116, 159 Tanis, Scott 177 Tanis, William 71, 150 Tapia, Patsy 116 Taylor, Alexander 115, 116 Taylor, Amanda 71, 157 Taylor, Angela 177 Taylor, Brian 71, 189 Taylor, Keith 88 Taylor, Moriah 98, 104, 170 Taylor, Stacey 175 Taylor, Staci 25,88,170 Teaff, Michael 71, 72, 83, 161, 169 Teith, Micheale 160 Terrell, Clayton 104 Terrell, Jeremy 153 Thayer, Fawna 104, 147, 153, 155 Thew, Kevin 116 204 Thomas, Danielle 116, 149 Thomas, Joey 62, 71, 110, 140, 165, 170, 186 Thompson, Daniel 104, 153, 155 Thompson, Je sica 88 Thompson, William 88 Thornton, Derrick 29, 85,88,145 Thrasher, Arantes 116, 153, 158 Thrurnston, Robert 34, 104, 147, 162, 172 Tickman, Nicole 78 Tilkens, Jennifer 105 Tilley, Ann Marie 71, 164 Tilley, Robin 37, 116, 154, 164 Todd, Christopher 66, 74, 167, 170 Toniatti, Rita 86 Torres, Reuben 114, 153, 154 Trammell, Tallon 97, 104, 157 Travis, Memory 86, 172 Tredway, Christina 116, 177 Trevino, Jermaine 105 Truitt, Glenn 125 Tuba, Benjamin 89 Tucker, Jonathan 24, 25, 71 Turner, Lindsey 29, 104 Turner, Shereyna 99, 104 Turrell, Jeremy 116, 154, 158 Turrell, Leonard 105 Tursa, Mandy 66, 71, 145 Tweed, Michelle 37, 89, 159 Tyler, Chanelle 86 u Uhden, Lisa Uhlik, Sandra j 105 120, 125, 142 Ulanowski, John 160 Umphrey, Michael Untalan, Kristina Urioste, Andreanna 71 116, 86 116 65, v Vails, Jonathan 12, 13, 28, 29, 42, 43, 65, 71, 78 Valdez, Belinda 7, 114, 116 Vallejo, Bryan 45, 105 Vallejo, Christopher 31, 47, 116 Vallejo, Tom 125 Vandershaft, Adam 43 Vazquez, Zoraida 10, 120, 121, 141, 174, 175 Veals, Jentel 75, 182 Vega, Iliana 104, 170 Velasco, Ramon 75 Verdonck, Phillip 104 Vialpando, Victor 7,31, 116 Viernes, Robbie 37, 89, 91, 159,208,209 Vigil, Erin 50, 73, 75, 155, 187 Villanueva, Jennifer 10, 12, 13, 50, 75, 131, 140, 141, 158, 209 Villanueva, Ryan 104, 143, 155, 158, 208, 209 Villapando, Shauna 105 Villarreal, Ruben 116, 154 Villavicencio, Melody 49, 104, 150 Villegas, Franz 116 Villegas, Lanzieg 75 Vinson, Shannon 37, 104, 157 Vossler, Ashley 26, 116, 144, 159 Vossler, Christopher 27, 78, 135, 159, 165, 183 Vowels, Jason 89 Vsetecka,Kirk 39,120,124 w Wade, Rafer 105 Wagers, Karen 122 Wagner, Jason 115, 116, 158 Walberg, Justin 116 Walberg, Kailey 116, 149 Walker, Jade 22, 23, 104 Walker, Jason 36, 37, 86, 159 Walker, Mark 46, 47, 124 Walker, Samantha 104 Wallace, Harry 121, 174 Wallace, Monica 104, 153, 154, 158 Wallace, Sergio 37, 89, 159, 209 Wallace, Stephan 89, 153, 154, 159 Wallace-Walker, Dustin 27, 105, 154 Walsh, Donna 121 Walsh, Maurice 31, 116 Walsh, Serita 69, 73, 75, 141, 150, 167, 182 Walters, Cody 116, 135, 155 Walters, Matthew 89, 128, 152, 153, 156 Walton, Andrew 77, 83,89, 152,153,156 Ware, Rachel 69, 75, 165 Warfield, Eric 86 Warfield, William 9 114, Wasik, Nicholas 159 Wasik, Scott 86,104,105 Watson, Isaiah 116, 149, 160 Watson, Marvin 122 Watterson, Bryan 31, 117, 162 W a tzka, James 25, 89 Waugh, Elisha 104, 153, 156 Weaver, Katie 21 Webb, Micheal 75, 79 Webb, Sarah 104, 133, 140, 166 Weege, Matthew 120, 124, 146, 169 Weiland, Matthew 59, 76,158,209 Weiman, Yolanda 86 �16, 41, 111, Weiss, Jordan 117 34, Wekamp, Robert 35, 117, 154 89 Welch, Jessica 104 Wells, Dolores 58, 62, 76, Wells, Jack 140 29, Wentworth, Jeffrey 104 Wenzl, Aaron 50, 117 West, Amber 117, 151, 156 West, Brian 122, 174 Wheeler, Alexander 114 Wheeler, Jason 159 117, Whelan, Amanda 151 Whelan, Joshua 89 Whistler, James 86 114 Whitaker, Norman 86 Whitaker, Shaun White, Orlando 89, 145, 150 Whitfield, Marceize 43, 45,89 117, Whitlock, Amanda 149 117 Whitman, Tanya 12, 117 Whitten, Kelsey 21, 124 Whorton, Lisa 32, 33, 104, Wilbor, Brian 154 Wilbor, Catherine 89 89, Wilkie, Matthew 157 Willey, Brian 117 Willey, Nicole 89, 105 Williams, Alvin 117, 149, 154, 160, 163 86 Williams, Anthony Williams, Bridget 76, 145 Williams, Brittany 59, 76 Williams, Daniel 17, 26, 27, 68, 70, 76, 164, 165, 177 Williams, David 25, 65, 71, 76, 140, 164, 165, 177 Williams, Deane 25, 117 Williams, Erick 36,37,104 104 Williams, Henria 121 Williams, Joanne 17, Williams, Kimberlie 104, 148, 170, 172 Williams, Krista 117 Williams, Kyle 36, 37, 76, 156, 190 Williams, Maggie 89 Williams, Melody 89, 158 Williams, Nicole 114, 117 117 Williams, Quentin Williams, Sandra 117, 149 Williams, Shunika 117 Williams, Siobhan 86 Williams, Vannessa 114 Willingham, Brandon 76 117 Willis, Jonathon Wilmoth, Aaron 105 Wilson, Corey 44,114 Wilson, David 33, 104, 143 Wilson, Dawn 117, 167, 174 Wilson, Nicole 51, 117 Wilson, Rick 33, 122 Winchester, Jessica 89 Winn, Johnathan 89 Winstead, Chris 122 Winter, Ryan 117, 159 104 Wisdom, Shanell 104 Wiseman, Michael 29 Wiseman, Mike 104 Witherite, Jessica Witt, Bruce 86 161 Wiliams, Joanne Woe, Andrew 158 Womack, Nicholas 85, 114 Wood, Brandi 117 104 Wood, Carly 117 Wood, Heather 56,76 Wood, John 29 Wood, Kyle 104 Wood, Lucas Woodrum, Brittanie 51, 117, 151 104 Woods, William 105, 117 Woaten, Daniel 105, 158 Wynne, Ricci Youngblood, Charles 33, 104 32, z Zampedri, Larry 105 Zelones, Kenneth 104 Zigment, Len 24, 25, 120, 121, 129 89 Zimmerman, Jeffrey y Yeater, Kurt Yerkey, Amanda 157 Young, Lisa Young, Mathew 47,89 89, 23, 104 117,158 205 �Winter Ball Making a movie tar ntrance, William Dornelly and hi dat Lora Davis and Stephanie Schwanz make their debut at the winter ball. Th r go Vane a Meek troth, Ryker Carlson , Sean Camacho, and John Call, ready to perform the mal ritual dance . • What were "I should worn my Marten's." have Dr. -Andrea Reynolds u thinking? "What' really going on?" "Why did I come here?" -Shannon Dennison -Tammy Hockman "Who all do I know here? There' so many unfamiliar face . They must go to other schools." -Jaimi Lindblad 206 �Joesph Collins , Duke; Charmaine Brown, Queen; Michael Felice, Kin g; a nd Swen Swearingen, Prince. Lamont Collins, Abby Chamber, Amber McLaughlin, and Marcus Roberts ge t d own. David Peter and Janel Pinkham hare a moment of tog theme . Look it' a bird, no a plane! Wait, it' Joel Scafella, Jennifer Sanitz , and atalie Dibene d in the chicken dane . 207 �Naval Ball Aiming high by letting the journey begin in an army of one ... the few. theproud ... ROTC! After the hard work and the elf di cipline involved in the prep of military service, there is the Naval Ball. Corning together in all ranks and having a good time is on everyone's mind. This year's a al Ball was held at The Adams Mark Antler's Hotel. The annual event shows pride and commitment from Mesa Ridge's very own ROTC. The receiving line g t e\ eryone acquainted with each other before the dane . The a val Balli a time to relax and have fun. Food i erved a little later guy ! Why IS the Naval Ball s important to ROTC? lilt's important to ROTC because it's a time for us to hangout with other cadets and celebrate for all the hard work we put into ROTC over the year." -Robbie Viemes 20 "It is a chance for ROTC, along with the school, to get together in harmony and have a great time together." -Cory Knop "It shows how much fun ROTC really is." -Jon Shuff "It's a great time to hang out with the ROTC cadets, ovt of the disciplined environment." -Ryan Villanueva �As a tradition of th a val Ball, the men sing to the worn n. Ch eking in at the dance i Michael Cerquozzi, Heather Michael, and Patrick Scott. Sergio Wallace light a candle for merica and the truggle it ha overcome ince eptember 11th. Winner of court: Matthew Weiland, Jennifer Villanueva, Robbie Vieme , Kendal Rice, Katelyn Lueck, Guillermo Lopez , J o eph Collin , Heather Michael. 209 �Mrs. judy Friesth Teachingfrom 1968-2002. At Widefield, ]anitell and at Mesa since inaugural year. We'll miss you. 210 �2001-2002 Yearbook The book this year has a total of 213 pages. With a cover of process color #317, and a material high gloss white #478. The end sheets are a silver tip #268. We used 80lb double enamble gloss paper on the Pagemaker 6.5 software. The book has 80 colored pages. our printing was done by Jostens in Topeka, Kansas. Jostens Plant Consultant for this year's book was Lori Wishert, and our Representative was again Rob Albers. Clockwise from top: Stephanie Birchfield (a i tant editor), Cassandra Palmer, Charmaine Brown and Kayla Clopton, Candace Baker, Jamie Miller and Sarah Olson (Co-editors), Kacey Stamats, Adam Graham, Lora Davis, James Burke (photo editor), Alicia Amston and Christina Humphries, Justin Clayborn, Darcy Kress, Natisha Plummer (bu ine s editor), Corinna Gage. 211 �What's Your Reality? �A tradition of high school is to have that "group" of friends by your side. This group is mostly seniors ... wonder what is going to happen to the rest of them next year. What you learn in high school is really for a purpose! I'm sure Marcus Poree's future wife will appreciate this cooking class. A good thing about Mesa is that when you walk down the hall, you can rarely tell what grades everyone is in. That's because we all work together so well. Chase Nelson shows this very well. At Mesa Ridge, the AP biology camping trip is one of those special moment in high school, like prom. High chool is a series of memories. Participating in these kind of activitie makes high school a great experience. 213 ���Lobbingfor Greatness Practice make perfect, and, for this year's JV and Var ity 't nni teams, this i the code of conduct. They practices for hour on nd, day after day, in a valiant effort at achi ving greatness. For JV it's preparation for a great season next year. For Var ity very gam they went into was an effort to make a nam for MRHS, but just having fun mad the season a succe Team member Giselle Ortiz, Kacey Stamats, Autum Carter, and Jihye Brockman lighten the mood. When h ' not working hard on the court, Maria Taylor enjoy her re t time. Jamie Scafella take a break after a difficult match. First Row. Jihye Brockman, Donneta Stonerock St.>1:0nd Row K.acey Stamata Ortiz, Maria Taylor, Coach Katie Dorais, Patrice Douglass, Autum Carter. 2 �Valerie Crowe lobs the ball to her opponent with a graceful hit. Francesca Simpa put in a vicious swing, ending the ball rocketing over the net. Jackie Gray shows a nice overhand swing while teammate Gina Harris awaits the return. First Row Francesca Simpa, Lisa Ogrodny. Second Row . Jackie Gray, Valerie Crowe, Gina Harris, Mindy Stewart, Andrea Ballard. Third Row; Co,Kh Chip MacEnulty, Rebecca Poncelow, Jennifer Jones, Julie Ko, Unique Dilworth. 3 �With nor gard to herb dy, Ellen Giese dive in front of her opponent to do a lide tackle. Chri tina her. eal how off h r leg by kicking the ball away from Vtlrsity Soccer Pueblo South Buena Vi ta Wasson Harrison Liberty Woodland Park Mitchell Pine Creek Cheyenne Mountain Fountain-Ft. Carson Sand Cr ek Sierra L wis Palmer Fountain Valley Widefield Fir tRow: Brittanie Woodrum, Ellen Giese, Vanessa Meckstroth, Christina Neal, Katelyn Lueck. Second Row: Heather Michael, Megan Daniel, Stephanie Slack, Stephanie Morris, Kimberly McClelland, Pamela Mendes. Third Row: Coach Len Zigment. Dominic Mixon, Christopher Vossler, Victoria Fox, Jordan Weiss, Stephanie Luck, Evamaria Krause, Coach Wayne Frazier, Coach Ben Stancottey. �What' the one thing you need to have a good team in any port? The ability to play a a team and come together, and that i exactly what thi year' team has improved on. They have come together and are tarting to play as one. With many ob tacle in their way, the girls found a way to overcome it all and beat all the odds. Their sea on tarted out well before Spring Break when they took on whatever came their way and they played outstanding, but they ran into a little nag after that. With help from a tape from the occer coach from the Univer ity of North Carolina, Coach Len Zigment ha found a way to coach with fewer mi take and to get his player to play at all different levels. Next year' team wa fun to watch with the improvements they have made thi year. Field Amendment Megan Daniel dribbles the occer ball up the field with no one around her. With the soccer ball in th ir zone, Victoria Fox kicks up a little dust. Heather Michael jumps up and ends the ball high into the air with h r opponent watche . 5 �just Kickin' It WhatRef.?CarlyWoodlo k at the referee to ee what penalty had occurred. Come on brin_g it! Tricia Nofzinger ana Stephanie Berrn~n wait patiently for the oppo mg team to come to them. Have you ver realized how hard it is to be on a JV team? It truly is difficult work. ot only do you hav to how up to practice and participate, but you have to make a committ d dedication. It's not all about kicking th ball, it's about th grad s, th attendance, and the determination. The e young ladi have hown the d termination of a Class Valedictorian. These ladi never go to a gam expecting to lose. They alway go out acting lik they would win 20-0. There ha never been such an optimistic team in MRHS history. ow that th ladies have established a name forth mselves, others schools don't expect to come out and stomp all over th m. They expect a fight for the win. "A win is the best win if you work hard for it," Kayla Clopton quotes. "Good Job!" encourage Coach Brian West to the Lady Grizzlie during half time. ]V2 chedule Mll M13 M1 M20 M22 A4 A A 10 A 15 A 17 A 19 A 22 A 26 A 30 M1 6 @Wason Sand Cre k Widefield Lewis Palmer Harri on Ftn. Ft. Carson Palmer Air Academy Woodland Park Cheyenne Mtn. @Liberty @Pine Creek @Mitchell @Sand Creek @Rampart Front Row: Genevieve Bueno, Jennifer Milano. Second Row: Stephanie Berman. Shana Burke. Leslie Perez, Ashley Vo sler. Ashanti Stafford Third Row: Dawn Wil on, Tricia ofzinger. Elizabeth Burke, Kayla orrington, Kayla Clopton h1urth Row Dustin Walker, Amber Robins. Megan Fritz, Carty Wood, Martha Morris, Paige LaPota, Shawn Grayckowski, Coach Brian West �High five! Showing team spirit (wFtile entering ana exiting the field) is Crystal Hockman and Alicia Gallegos. BAM! There goe Jessica Bauer kissing the ground, but she pop right back up and give it another go. Team captain Jessica Aldridge chases after the ball trying to defend it from the other team. When ladie ' JV 1 team i n' t on the field, they chat away at the latest gossip, but don't let it fool you, it doesn't affect their game. JV 1 Schedule Bottom Row: Jessica Aldridge, Lea Duziolek, Sheryl Shaiffer, Chrissie Carbetta, Tara Sarcomo, Jennifer Rocha, Staci Taylor, Jackie Montoya. Second Row: Jessica Baur, Sandy O'Connell, Alicia Gallegos, Heather Burke, Stephanie Farkas, Shana Delgado, Tara Lang Third Row: Coach Wayne Frazier, Jermey Newberry, Mathew Stone, Rajah Holmes, Rachel Ware, Adriana Knies, Crystal Hockman, Tammy Hockman, Jason Stingeris, Coach Greg Stingerie. Mll M 13 M 18 M 20 M 22 A 2 A 4 A 10 A 15 A 17 A 19 A 24 A 26 A 30 Ml Rampart Air Academy Coronado Palmer @Liberty Cheyenne Mtn. Lewis Palmer Pine Creek Woodland Park Sand Creek Doherty @Mitchell Liberty @Sand Creek @Rampart 7 �Batter up Even though it is hard to improve an already great t am, that is exactly what thi varsity ba eball team tried to do. Ba eball require a lot of hand and eye coordination a well as determination, strength, and confidence. The player on the var ity ba eball t am put in a lot of effort and talent into the ea on this year. The team were able to meet and exceed many of their et goals and had a lot of fun completing th m as well. In pite of many people's view that baseball is an easy or boring sport, these young men have hown that they are hard working and love the sport. Pitching the ball, Tyler Bogarus wi he that thi mighty throw will trike out hi opponent. The catcher play a very important role in ba eball. Kyle John on i waiting and ready to take action. Catching the ball, Christopher Daniel get ready to throw it in, hoping to retire the ide. Concentrating on the ball, Sean Camacho waits for the right moment to wing the bat and bring home a few run . �Trying to trick his opponent, Markus Moeder- handler hps the ball in the hop s for a base htt. Daniel Krause takes a swing at the ball with one thing on his mind--to win! Running as fast a h can, Max age leaps into the air to catch the ball that is traight above him. ~rsity Baseball First Ro'\\: John Bishop, Markus Moeder-Chandler, Daniel Krause, Bruce Witt, Curtis Kohne. St>.: ond Row: Sean Camacho, Michael McMann, Ashley Rogers, Veronica Herrera, Kyle Johnson, Max Cage. Third Ro\\. Coach Brian Lubech, ( oach Dale Coffey, Brian Marsh, Scott Bishop, Tyler Bogardus, Christopher Daniel, Adam Griffin, Coach Scott Bogardus. @Palmer Harnson W.t son @Sand 1 ek 'Aideheld @Pine Creek Cheyenn Mount.1m @Fountaino-Ft ( ar on :vhtchell I ew is Palmer a ierra @\Atoodland P.trk Ltbert) Coron.tdo 9 �Matthew Grant unfortunately has to play into the sun. As you can ee you can't always find the ball in the air. HomeRun Baseball is not the easiest sport to play. It takes a lot of concentration to be able to hit a ball coming toward you at 70+ mph. We have all tried before and many, if not most, of us have failed multiple times. It is a small round ball; what more can you expect? Sports in general can be difficult and most of them involve a ball of some kind. Our Freshmen and J.V. teams have been out on that field day after day trying to perfect their game and work as a team. Though at times things did not go the way they had hoped, these boys have done their best. Taking weather, illness, and injuries into account, that is really all that we can ask of them. They did just that and should be proud of themselves. Jason Kohne heads horne while the Rampart catcher wonders why he doesn't have the ball yet. juuior Vtlrsity Baseball Schedule Palmer @Wasson Sand Creek @Coronado @Widefield Pine Creek @Cheyenne Mt. Fountain Ft. Carson @ 1itchell @Lewis Palmer Sierra Woodland Park @Liberty 10 First Row: Adam Hockett, David Wilson, Cory Grady, Kori Howard. Second Row: Gillian Mann, Joshua Manning, Lyndsey Turner. Third Row: Coach AI Bustillos, Matthew Grant, Peter Miller, Jonathan I go, Bryan Malecki, Jarell Martin, Geoffrey Melvin. �James McMearn runs as fa t as he can for first ba e o he can score a run for the Grizzlies. Adam Hockett pitches the ball toward home plate with all of hi being. Mau rice Walsh tries to get to third base while having determination for home plate. Geoffrey Melvin takes a swing at the ball, but the pitcher gets one pa t him, or over him you might say. Freshmen Baseball Schedule First Row: Ryan McGuire, Jason Kohne, Christopher Vallejo, Clifford Frazier, James Barnes. Second Row: Antonio Bobbitt, Dustin Kenzy, Brandon Hall. Third Row: Coach Matt Buczkowski, Robert Wekamp, James McMearn, Kyle Miller, Gavin Malecki, Gregory Carroll, Lamar March, Maurice Walsh. @Palmer Harrison Wasson @Sand Creek Widefield Coronado Cheyenne Mt. @Pine Creek Rampart Fountain Ft. Carson Mitchell Lewis Palmer Sierra James Irwin @Woodland Park Liberty 11 �Run Run As Fast As You Can!!! Fatima Maddox how that i willing to go th di tanc to give Me a Ridge a great reputation. Her great jumping di tance, obtained by good h ight and good form, will certainly win a placing in the State Meet. Can you pictur yourself coming around a track breathing deep, aching muscles, racing heart, and dripping sw at from every pore on your body just for a little fun? W 11, that is the typ of physical "fun" the Mesa Ridge track team puts forth everyday. Track is a sport like no other; it is a per onal chall nge with goals that switch from individual to individual. Whether the goals be physical, emotional, or mental, they all keep the athletes striving to perform their personal b stat each competition. Though track is famous for its runners, the sport involv s much more than a body spe ding on pavement. It also includes a range of different events involving disc throwing, bar hopping, hurdle leaping in a single bound long di tance jumping, and body soaring over bars with a pole. Even though these events may not get as much attention as the racing, that do s not stop th se students from reaching to achieve greatness. They all put in time and effort to gain the mental and physical aspects needed to reach their goals. No matter how you slice this sport, all the athletes physically work their tracks off. Track Schedule Mar. 12 Mar. 14 Mar. 16 Mar. 19 Apr.2 Apr. 6 Apr. 9 Apr. 13 Apr. 16 Apr. 19-20 Apr. 23 Apr. 27 May 2-3 May4 May 10-11 May 17-18 Doherty,FFCHS South Dual Panther Relay Palmer, Mesa Ridge Sand Creek, Me a Ridge Hornet Invitational Harri on Glenn Peter on Invitational Wa son Fresh/Soph CSML Champion hip(Pre) Mitchell Fresh/ Soph Fountain Invitational(Pre) Canon City Invitational Liberty Fre h/ Soph(Pre) Regional Qual. State Oeffco) �1. Jonathan Robinson and David Copeland show th teamwork in track by switching off the baton. 2. Jacob Corl concentrates while he u es all hi upper strength to lift himelf over the bar. 3.Latosha Ridgway-Allen, Karen Cobb, and Stacy Grow take a break to re t until the next competition. 4. Christopher Bland jumps high in order to get his entire body ov r without touching the bar. 5. Alicia Brandon stride to reach the finish line. 6. A flying aucer? o, it' just Jonathan Call throwing hi di c. Pu hing them elves to keep running, adia Harris-Ortiz and Robin Tilley pump their legs and arms to quicken their fini hing times. Even though throwing a ball sound ea y enough, the look on Joel Scafella's face show that thi ball is not a kids toy. He i determined to get this heavy shot oaring. �Spring Activities Cody Phillip and Erin Knop put on a dramatic performance of their duet during Broadwa R vue. W aring om pretty outrageou outft , Jessica Aldridge l ad orne f h r fellow inger during a Revue number. Corrie McKinney ings with motion during Broaway Revue on one of the three tenuou night of p rforming. Michael Felice, David Williams, and Sean Camacho mi ed up orne beat at the Sadie Hawkin Dance in March put on by Community of Caring. Mr . Anna Romero-Lehrer hak Elizabeth Burke' hand as he accept h r Renai ance card during MRHS's fir t Renai ance a mbly recognizing academic excellence. Jessica Bruden welcomes all the new Renai ance member during what i hoped to be the "Fir t A11nual" a embly. 14 �Au Revoir Mrs. Anna Romero-Lehrer Assistant Principal Principal MRHS MRHS 1997-1999 1999-2002 Good Luck in your future endeavors! we will miss you! 15 �At the National Recreation and Park Association we encourage you to examine a wide-ranging, enriching, and diverse career as a professional in the park and recreation fi ld. Discover The Benefits of Parks and Recreation! National Recreation and Park Association 16 Youth & Recreation Partnering • www.nrpa.org ������1' Japanese Crown Princess Masako gives birth to a,baby g1rl December. The birthge:~erates fresh debate about male-only success1on to Japan's throne. -7 Amencans face another form of ~ Americars face armed guards and tighter check-in procedures as a1rport secunty restrictions are heightened following the terrorist attacks on Septer1ber 11 terror when anthrax-laced letters are sent to members of Congress and the media. Five people are killed mthe attacks. and clean-up of government buildings costs millions of dollars. �1' Former Yugoslav leader Slobodan 1' Twenty-eight youths are arrested MJiosevic laces the International Tribunal in The Hague tor UN war cnmes, mclud1ng the murder and persecution of ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. tor startmg bush tires that destroy hundreds of thousands ot acres of forest and farmland and kill thousand ot koalas and kangaroos in southeast Australia. American Airlines Flight 587 crashes .J., Convicted Oklahoma City bomber into a Queens neighborhood in New Timothy McVeigh is executed by York City on November 12. killing lethal Jn)eCtJon for destroying the all 255 people on board. Structural Allred P Murrah Federal Building failure of the plane's tail assembly 168 apparently causes the tragedy 1' Violent lsraei:-Palestiman confrontations escalate as Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and PLO Leader Vasser Arafat struggle to lind an answer to their countries' ongoing hatred for one another. (,_rei'" 1' After Houston energy giant En ron collapses, thousands lose the1r lite savings. accounting firm Arthur Andersen encounters accusations of unethical practices, and the General Accountmg Office sues the Executive Branch tor confidential transcripts in its mvestigation ot the scandal. .J., As Operation Erduring Freedom begins. the U.S. military airdrops food rations to the starving people of Afghanistan. �,, f- Researcl'ers at the Mayo C: ~.c 1 Rochester, Minnesota, unveil a 'lew t~chno1ogy trat uses fa:: al heat pat!:•rs to !!A•:ct ly•1g Blood flows to the face wl'er a person lies, caus.1g d arratic cha~ges 1 l'eat patterns Sci-Tech 1' Scie'ltists at Massachusetts Genc·a: t-1osp1tal discover that beauty tnggers a bram response m ner that1s s1milar to reactiors to cocame and r.1oney 1' Wmter weathe· b:..'fs are l~ft out m tre re<;t as Arrer·ca:1s cxp!Mence record warm teMper<.!:..~es across t'lf; cot:~·~ ,:J December ard Januc:~. f- President Busll approves stem ce!i -7 Scientists report that vast fields researcr out orly on cells already extracted The •esearch is 'llg~:y controvArs1al because ext·a~ ing t:'le ce1"s kills IJuman embryos. of carbon dioxide ice are eroding frorr the poles of ~a~s. Over t1me, .. tr1s could possibly prompt the • return of water to the Red Planet ~ �1' On November 7 the supersomc 1' Sc1ent sts m Argertma d·scover Corcorde airplane flies for the f1rst severa BO·MIJ!,on-year-old t Me smce the July 2000 eras!' that Jnhatched d ~osaJr eggs v1th killed '13 people Fhgtlt F002 petnf1ed d·nosaur eMbryos :1s.de travels from Par s to New Vorl< n rust under four hours. ..J., Dr Judson Somerville donates ..J., Apple releases t~e sleek new hiS OW'l DNA to •esearchers wno produce the first cloned human e'1lbryo 1Pod allow•ng use•s to store JP o 1 000 digital song fttes for on-tfle·go enroyment f-~~~'' -~ ...... ... ..... . _,,. ,.,,.,... . . ..... , , ..J., The Segway Humar Transporter a gyro controlled scooter mvented by Dean KaMen. s tested by police and postal workers m several states. 1' Tile MR2 caMe•a pill a 'ows doctors to examme the ms1de of the human mtestme Without surgery. Pat1ents swallo v the "pill wh1ch transmrts d1g1tal 1mages to a data recorder. ..J., T'le Ab1oCor the world's f1rst fully nrplantable artificial heart IS g1ven to 59-year-old Robert Tools. Sadly, Tools passes away 1 Decerrber from ur·elated causes. ��1' Hopmg to perpetuate ts mystique w th motorcycle fans Harley-Dav dson un e s the V-Rod 1ts f rst new hog n a a f-c nt ry 1' The Journal of the Amer can Medtcal Assoc at on reports that childhood obes ty has reached ep dem c proport ons t k n part to larger fast food serv ng and n-s hoo soda mach n s ..V Teens across the country are on a ro th retro sty e ro er skates and the newest fad shoes w th retractab e wheels 1' Bobblet-eads make a correback. represen• 1g 'lOt only spo1o; f1g •es bLo also pop mus1c superstars such as 'NSYNC ~ Topps releases an "Endt. rtrg Freedo!TI" card set featunng port•a1ts ard b1os of 'Tlany leaders mvolved, mcludmg President Bush and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. ..V At 1 0·45 a.m. September 11, Fox News Chan:~el mtrodLoces the headline t1c1<er. Other retwori<S follow creating a ron-stop flood o~ headlines. Each "crawl" rotates nearly 80 headlmes ma 7- to 15-mmute loop. �~ Shre and Donkey, vo1ced by M1kc Myers and Eddie Murphy hit the theaters to teach a valuable lesson about true love m Shrek ~ M'l\1, t~e f1rst telev1s1or network devoted exclusively to popular mus1c, celebrates 1ts 20th ann1versary ~~: CBS s ·Late Show with David Letterman t'elps people cope \'Yo'h ti"Jer· emot1ons n the weeks att~· the Septefllber 11 terronst attJcks Entertainment 1' 1970s Swed1sh band Abba enjoys reviVal m the Broadway smash h1t Mamma Mta' e us1ca1 features three mtertwmed love stories and over 20 of Abbas greatest hits. 1' The WB scores a flyaway hit wrth ··smallvtlle." the sto of Superman· high school years. The show stars newcomer Tom Wellmg as the young Superman ~ The Emmy Awards for Best Actress ~ Actor Josh Hartnett solidiftes and Best Supportmg Actress ma Comedy go to CBS's "Everybody Loves Raymond" stars Patnc1a Heaton and Dons Roberts. hts role as a leadrng man m Hollywood wtth a pw of blockbuster war movies Pearl Harbor and Black Hawk Down. -¥ Russell Crowe rec• ves I' s thtrd st•a1g'1t Oscar norr ,altOn fG• Best Actor w-lh 'lrs chat:engmg •ote as a paranold·sc.,izophrE'liC 1r A Beautiful Mmd �1' Enterta1ner~ and maJOr TV networks 1' The Lord of the Rings. The Fel/owshtf) of the Rmg, the ftrst cor1e together 'n htstonc fashion for MOVIe of J.R R Tolklen s fantasy he Arler ca: A Tnbu e to Heroes" telethon, ra1s1ng over $150 million tr•togy recetves 13 Oscar nommat1ons 1nclud1ng Best P1cture lor September 11 relief efforts. -v N~ntendo Gamecube and Mtcrosoft s X-Box er•er c vtdeo gar" 'llarket t'l compete w1 h Sory s smash-nit PlayStatton 2 .J.. Steven Sptelberg and Tom Hanks collaborate to produce the 10-eotsode HBO World War II eotc Band of Brothers, based on the best-selling book by b show IS delivered mtwo dozen rea1-t1me ep1sodes based on one act1on-pacKed day 1n the fe of fictiOnal CIA agent Jack Bauer 1' Popular WB TV senes Buffy the Vamptre Slayer rece1ves rave rev1e vs lor presentmg an entre eotsode as a mustcal .J.. Tl'e highly antiCipated mov1e Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone sets records lor opemrg weeKend and f1rst, second and t'wd place smgJe-day box off1ce totals 1' Sony Ptctures. Warner Bros . Umversal, MGM and Paramount mov1e studiOS d1scuss the JOint creatton of Mov1efly-the ftrst Internet-based downloadable movie rental system �-l- Mus1c1ans join togvt'ler for severe; concerts, 1;~clt.a1rg The Concert for New York City to pay tribute to the v•ct1ms ard •a1se money for recovery efforts after the September 11 terronst attacks 1' Tl'e MUSIC frOM the hit '110VIe 0 Brother. Where Art Thou? becomes country 'TlUSIC's t:>p seller for 2001 &nd rece1ves a Granmy nomc1at1on for Album of tl'e Year. Music �-1- Rock b 1ds ltke PQ0 JSe r fatth to help br 1g t e Chn ' n roc pop nus c mes age r :1 th rm: r str arT' n~s1c set.. e �f- The 14-pomt underdog New England Patriots shock NFL v1ewers by kiCking a dramatic last-second field goal to upset the St. Lows Rams 20-17 ill Super Bowl XXXVI. 7 Michael Jordan.38. returns to the NBA w1th the Washington Wizards. Jordan fills arenas nationwide and propels the previously dollrmat Wizards to instant respectability with an over-500 record. Senes w1th a two-run rally 1n the bottom of the mnth mmng of Game 7. f- San Francisco s Barry Bonds makes baseba 1h story w th 73 home runs and an astound ng sluggmg percentage of 863-both a -t me records Sports ~~~~~~~~~:::~over -.::::::~•iiM11ltJj!iffiili~~i!l~~ the Charlotte Stmg to w n the 2001 WNBA Champ1onsh p 7 In November NASCAR s per tar Jeff Gordon wms his fourth Wmston Cup Champ sh p motheae ��FBI TEN MOST WANTED FUGITIVE ... . ... -··-·-,......"_ -··~··.., . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . 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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 2001-2002 Mesa Ridge High School "What's Your Reality?" Mesa Ridge High School Yearbook 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. 2001-2001 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 Mesa Ridge Yearbook Staff Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Jostens - Topeka Kansas Extent The size or duration of the resource. 213 pages; + 14 page Spring Supplement and 16 page full color World Beat Current History Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 2002 Mesa Ridge High School Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2001-2002 Abstract A summary of the resource. 1264 students; Retirement of of Judy Friesth; "Au Revoir" to Mrs. Anna Romero-Leher; 9-11 Attack of World Trade Center;. Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 2002 Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. 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Integrity Painting Jostens journalism Junior Class Pictures Mrs. Judy Friesth-retirement Music & Performing Arts Naval Ball Organizations S.S. Subs Senior Baby Pictures Senior PIctures Sophomore Class Pictures Spirit Week sports Spring Supplement 2002