https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ba2fb16b8097aaa67a6cef5c41e61491.pdf 9e7c6310a1ec6389e2a6ee166904540b PDF Text Text ����esa Ridge akeYo r ar 2010-2011 6070 Mesa Ridge Parkway Colorado Springs, CO 80911 719.391.3600 Student Population ; You mrhs.wsd3.org I __ 1 ~====! ....._ : �Freshman Nicole Ray is new to Mesa Ridge. Nicole really enjoyed Freshmen Orientation, which was hosted by Mesa's Link Crew. Freshmen Orientation is the day the Freshmen get introduced to the school and get to meet the Link Crew Leaders who will help them become comfortable in high school during their first few weeks. "I was very excited for the orientation. I was so ready for high school ," exclaimed Ray. "My Link Crew Leaders made me feel very comfortable, and by the end of the day, it felt like I had been at Mesa before. The only real time I was nervous was at the very beginning when we did the games because I was picked to do the pillow races in the center of the gym, with all my new classmates looking at me!" remembered Nicole happily. "We do mass-mailings to the Link Crew Leaders and a letter to every single freshman inviting them to the Orientation. The May Day training is a day for the Leaders to get together for the first time and play together, but secretly, Regina Shea and I are exposing them to the curriculum," said Mr. Ben Summers Challenging our students In Mrs. Amy Smith's Honors English 9 class, Fr. Addie Harris is hard at work. When asked the question, "How do you feel about being in Honors English?" Addie replied , "I like being in Honors English because it is kind of a challenge. When I ask questions, Mrs. Smith answers the best she can so that I understand. If I still don't understand, then she helps me more , and comes up with examples so I am not confused ." A lot of papers are written in this class, whether it is a simple paragraph or a very complex essay. Soph. Breezer Valdez is taking two honors classes: Honors English and Honors World History. "I like taking honors classes because we go at a faster pace and the projects are a bit more complex," said Valdez. "I'm taking Honors History with Mrs. Herman. It's really fun because of my peers and the challenge. Mrs. Herman makes learning fun because her approach to the subject makes me want to learn ." AP Stats teacher Mr. Strain challenges his students to act like adults and lets them be self-directed. "Tests are huge in my class, just like in college," he said. Mesa students love to face challenges. Are¥ Ready T et Schoo ell? AVID student, Sr. Zack Klippert, works hard on an educational resume to get ready to submit college scholarships. He and the other students in this class are the first senior AVID class. AVID is a class that helps students learn study skills and note taking techniques to prepare for college. AVID stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination. Everyday, AVID students must take notes in a large binder which helps keep them organized for their many difficult tasks. Each AVID student is working towards getting into and succeeding in college. "I really want to go to The Arts Institute," said Sr. Tim Young (seen in the background of the picture holding his head). "Getting all the stuff around for college, like essays, money, and applications is a lot of work. I'm glad we work on it in AVID." �Ball Jo r Fr. Kaitlin Tobin watches the ball carefully and waits for the one she can hit out of the park. "As I am waiting for the ball, I concentrate on hitting the top of the ball and also how well my weight is balanced," explained Tobin. "Before she pitches the ball, I rock back and forth a little, just so I can get worked up!" she said. Tobin is one of many players on the team who has worked hard on her batting skills. Coach Goycoolea is proud of the skills the girls have shown and how they have progressed this season. Sophs. Bree Sage and Kelley Moyer loved their season. "At first we were all really shy and didn't play as a team because no one knew each other. As the season went on, we got to know each other and played more as a team ," they smiled. "We really enjoyed playing for Mr. Goycoolea," said Moyer. "He's always positive, and he always gives me tips on how to improve myself. My fielding and batting skills improved a lot this year. We did a lot of drills that helped our reaction time." Hick Grass Awaiting the start of the game, Fr. Jesse James warms up by kicking the ball around and aiming for the goal. "I think the best part about the season was Mercy-ruling against Falcon High School. We played very well that day, and communicated the best we could," James explained. "The only part about sports that is bad, is getting yelled at by the coach because of a bad play or when we don't use the best words to communicate," he said. Exercises like passing, using communication, and other drills have helped Jesse and his teammates to work together and help teams be successful. Their coach, Ben Kressler from Watson Jr. High School , pushes these kinds of drills consistently. Sr. Vincent Lopez played on the varsity soccer team. He said ," We really worked on our formations , through balls, and precise passing. It would be good for JV to work on those skills. The best part of the season was when Coach gave lectures before every game. They got us pumped up before the game," said Lopez. we Haue lach Dther·s Backs The Mesa Ridge High School Color Guard performs at many events throughout the year. Whether it is at a football game or during a parade, they are always on-point because of the multiple hours of training thal is behind every wave of their flags . Almost every year at the Colorado Stat Fair in Pueblo, the Color Guard shows the crowd their festive moves, wit the marching band behind them . "We won this year," said Soph . Selena Ro iguez "so next year we won 't The Pr e also artici ates in compete. We will be hosting the event instea Regionals where if they place in the top six t y don't have to go to the quarter finals. "We placed sixth , so we made it thro h," said Soph . Selena Rodriguez. The Pride of Mesa Ridge took 5th at the tate competition which was hosted by the Air Force Stadium on October 23 . �Ties (Above) " Sr. Danielle Hurrell took a long stroll down an alley-way in St Paul De Vince, France where she spent two weeks of her summer gett1ng to know her grandmother's side of the family . While in France , Danielle went shopping , sightseeing , and exploring . She also went to Marine Land, wh1ch IS the French vers1on of Sea World . Danielle adds, "On our way there , we had three layovers: One 1n Philadelphia wh1ch was only a two hour flight, then we went to Belgium which was a ridiculous e1ght hour flight." (Above ) " While spending a week 1n Las Vegas with her parents, Soph . Paige Riner got the opportunity to hang at the notorious Golden Nugget pool. The pool is called "The Tank" and is a $30 million complex complete w1th a 200,000 gallon shark tank and a 3-story waterslide ;the water slide leads to a big shark tank. Paige said,' My favorite part of the tnp was going swimming and shopping . I got 4 pairs of Vans and a Coach purse." cci a > Jr. Katherine Meredith Torres sailed on an Emerald Princess cruise ship that offers tons of choices. This cruise departed from Florida and traveled to Grand Turk, wh1ch IS the cap1tal 1sland of the Turks and Ca1cos, located in between and north of Cuba and Puerto ts can <( Left) Sr. Asianna Rivera and Sr. Kaitlyn Mileto hang out with a former MRHS graduate alter having fun playing around on the driving range Asianna said, "While trying to play, I ended up hitting mud farther than the actual every summer because her aunt works on the ship. While I was on the cruise, I got to jet ski and go to the Virgin Islands. Overall , it was a pretty fun tnp," Katherine said. ,...,.........._ . - ~~~~~~~~~ ot er vars1ty or ca y y the way we would play.' Ka1tlyn sa1d, "I almost peed my pants because Leanndra can't golf! " �The end of May to the beginning of August are filled with some of the best memories of a school-aged kid's life. We go to the movies, sit at home and relax. and go on family trips. Whether it's because of the weather, the extra time you get to spend with your friends , or even the thought of not having to wake up early for school , summer is the time of year that everyone loves. What you do during the summer is what makes it an unforgettable summer. The question is: how did you leave a trail behind for the summer of Twenty-Ten. and was it unforgettable? D. r I <(Left} Sr. Bnthggee Doyel Lloyd and her sister Fr Savannah Doyel made sure that their summer trail was full of extraordinary memories . These two got the chance to go see the President of the United States, Barack Obama- - 1n wax form , of course. "That's one summer memory I won't forget! " said Brithggee. I tawa <(Left} Fr. Shamara Engstrom-Byrd left her tra1l at Young Life Camp in the Quaker Ridge Mounta1ns, where her grandmother works. Dunng the summer, she met a horse named 'Cowboy'. She didn't have to take care of the horse, all she did was Shamara also got to horse back ride Cowboy. "I went there for one week, just to get away. My favorite part of the entire camp was swimming and the dunking contest.• 5I r Slra (Rig ht)> Sr. Ashley Roberts spent her summer k1ck1n ' it with Spongebob Square Pants Un1versal Studios, California. "It kind of felt like meeting an actual famous person, and so I nervous to meet Spongebob," Ashley entire family went to California she also met Beetle Juice. Elizabeth Leehan and six other MRHS students got to meet - - - - - . famous softball player, Jenn1e Finch, at the Widefield Commumty Center while playing at one of her camps. 5 �It's the first week of school. Time to catch up with friends and show off those new kicks and threads you bought after mowing lawns and babysitting . The smell of new seasons and fresh starts is in the air. To you , this year is different: it's time to make your mark. This year you're going to make your mark at Mesa Ridge. Whether it's on the hardwood or field or in the classroom , this year is the year to change it up. You may be a football or soccer star or you may set your sights on becoming the valedictorian. Whether you 're in marching band or on the debate team , you're going to stand out. From the smell of the first popcorn being popped for the season to the crisp air and the announcer saying "That's a Grizzly first down," the Grizzlies have really put themselves on the map this year. Freshman Ashley Allen said, "I would like to join Art Club and become close with all of my classmates , so I can leave my mark at Mesa Ridge. " From the new friendships being made to the new school events being experienced , you are leaving your footprints behind while you make a fresh start with the 2010-2011 school year. �Taking a (Right) > Sophomores Cody Stockert and Samantha Beam enjoy their break from their hard clases they have this year and from fighting the crowds in the halls. "The hall where my locker is is very con jested. I feel that the crowded because people like to hang around and annoy others who are trying to be on time for class. I have seen many kids fall down the stairs many limes because of how conjested it is," said Cody. ri I I Freshman Travis Watts is learning the ropes as far as high school goes, and he's keeping an open mind. "The halls are crowded, but Watts said. Sophomore Felicia Sm1th thinks that the freshman hallway IS the worst "You practically have to fight your way through it!" Smith exclaimed. With 336 freshmen this year, it's no wonder that those halls are feeling a bit pinched. This is one of the largest freshmen class we've ever had at Mesa Ridge . Both Mesa and Widefield have the highest enrollment in years. Th1s shows good growth." 7 �Waiting for h1s gym class to start Sr. Daniel Smith lays leisurely along the gym floor. P E. teacher Monte Fetters fiddles w1th his keys while trying to unlock the storage closet to grab equipment for the class coming up. Soph. Briann Cumro and Jr. Alyssa Magalong focus on the lecture in their Honors Pre-Calc class. This class is one of the toughest math classes in the building. Pre-Calculus has students ranging from sophomores to seniors. Lead by Srs. Zachary Johnston and Ciara Vialpando, The Pride of Mesa Ridge started off the year with success. Every year, they compete with other schools 1n The Labor Day Parade, and once again they brought home the hard ware. This means that the Mesa Ridge march1ng band will be hosting the parade next year. After placing sixth at Regionals, our Pride took fifth at the State competition . (Left) < Honors Pre-Calculus teacher, Knsta Bruckner, reviews for her class's upcoming test. This class is one of the most rigorous classes in the math department, so it is very Important to review before every test. Soph . James Garrett remembers this test. ' I was so nervous about this test, but the review really helped ." 1 and Olaju Akala write hastily trying to keep up with Mrs. Bruckne(s Pre-Calc notes. ' That class is such a challenge," said Martin. Students spend a lot of time 1n advisory working on and making sense of the material. Sr. KC Conklin remembers Pre· Calc from his sophomore year. ' It was probably the most difficult class I have ever taker at Mesa Ridge ,' he said. �T he 2010-2011 school year is just getting rolling , and success is already flowing through the halls like a thunderous river. As the year gets started, the energy in the building is unprecedented. Class sizes are larger than ever before. "I have an American Government class where I am down to standing-room only," said American Government and World History teacher Mr. Josh Morse. "I can 't believe how many more kids we have in classes! " However, the tight classrooms don't seem to be crippling the Grizzlies' ability to expand their knowledge. It just gives them more motivation and determination to better themselves. The school has some new faces that are motivating the students. The Math Department gained Christie Nezat this year, and the World Language Department hired Talia Cary and Gina Barringer. These three have been a great addition to the Mesa Ridge family . Grizzly athletics are more hungry than ever. Our athletes want to keep Mesa on the map. Tennis went on a three-match win streak, winning four to three over Pueblo South , Pueblo Central, and Colorado Springs School. Soph. James Huerena led the Grizzly golf team with a three over par game. The team as a whole had an impressive total of 248, while most of the teams finished the tournament in the 250 range . Varsity softball went into domination 5A schools by twelve points. Capping out an twr~II.A.,~I!Io.J~c: , the football team pulled off a shut out, ner against the Mitchell Maurauders. Above " Junior Varsity softball star, Fr. Karissa DesBouillons pings the ball off her bat sending it to right field . Her hit was key in a close victory ••h ....... ' Left> Spanish II teacher, Kelly Ormesher, uses humor to teach her Spanish class new vocabulary. Sop h. Breanna Valdez and Sr. lvan Moreno Fernandez act out a hilarious skit about a guy dressing like a girl to get a free pencil. Or, in other words: Soph . Breanna Valdez y Sr. Ivan Moreno Fernandez actua hacia Iuera un sketch hilarante sabre un individuo que se viste como una muchacha para conseguir un lapiz libre. �1) The Marching Band started off its season with extreme promise taking first out of all 4A bands in Pueblo. Sr. Patrick Harvey performed an amazing solo, sealing the deal for The Pride. 2) Soph . Brandon Gonzalez punts the ball down the field to his teammate. "I like playing keeper. It's harder than other positions. I have to challenge myself to stay focused and block the ball or ·urn in front of the kicker,· sa1 onza ez. IS IS my 1rst year year p aymg keeper, and this year I really started to like it. Next year I plan on working really hard by going to weight lifting and going to all the camps. I'll be working on stepping up my game and getting the starting varsity keeper position ." �Au~u~t l-l~h\~\,t~ ke Mesa Ridge started the year off with a bang. We announced our presence throughout our leagues, showing that we have many great things to show this year. Varsity football had a very promising scrimmage rolling over 3A power house Cannon City. After getting rid of the butter flies, the Grizzles kept it close against SA power house Fountain Fort Carson . Our varsity softball team announced their presence in the league blowing Mitchell out in a 17 to 0 victory. Boys' varsity tennis opened up their season in full swing beating Colorado Springs School4 to 3, showing more promise than ever. Varsity volleyball also showed great promise sweeping both Wasson and Discovery Canyon in pre-season play. Off the fields and courts, many other exciting things happened. On August 11 , our Link Crew hosted its annual Freshmen Orientation where juniors and seniors help teach incoming freshman tools to succeed throughout their high school years. Mesa got back into the swing of things, beginning school on August 17. The 19-24th, students attended their class meetings, and finally on the 25th, we were released for E Cs. Mesa Ridge got e Fr. Kaitlin Tobin scoops a hopper in the outfield. "When I get a grounder, it's like time slows down so I can focus on every step. Once I field it right, I focus on my balance and then throw." Kaitlin is one of the only four freshman good enough to play junior varsity softball for the entire season. The junior varsity ended August with one loss and one win and plan on improving their 50-50 record throughout the year. Aces Captain Sr. Mandi Velasquez serves with ~-_.. the loyal home crowd behind her. She helped lead her team in a dominating effort getting three aces against the Palmer Terrors. "It took me a very long time to get everyth1ng just right on my serve," she said . "Many balls were served after practices to get where I'm at now. I ==~c=~!:::::=::::~~:J iike having the crowd at our games because it gets me pumped up and feels good to know we have a big crowd behind us supporting us and cheering us on ." sta in Lunch Cross Country runner Soph . Cassandra Swancutt shows off her strength and endurance. "I enjoy Cross Country because there are no balls flying at my face ," she laughed. ' Plus, the people are always nice and encouragmg .' Cross Country not only takes extreme physical strength , but it also takes that extra edge of mental strength to get past that block when the body wants to shut down and you , ~4~~-~--"···'i can't go another runners !I by running moreinch. thanThese the 3.1 miles train that ,.., they race . "We run longer runs in order to build up endurance," said Sr. Cali Antolini. lining Alejandro Gonzalez tees off, feeling fresh for his new season and looking forward to a year of success. "When I'm teeing off, I just think about hitting it straight, and far. " year being on the varsity team , and I plan on making it a great one ." •• .......~tness learn Ridge is school spirit. also gain the needed to succeed in high school. Link Crew is a way to help those incoming freshman get used to the school. Mr. Summers and Mrs. Shea advise the juniors and seniors involved . to anticipate the snap....;;;::~~~"""""--'h_.,_.,_e can not Sr. Quarterback Jordan Robmson 's cadance. "Our crowd gets pretty rowdy when we 're playing,' said Palomba. ' It really helps pump us up. The more noise, the betterbut it is pretty important to hear the count! ' �A day in -t-he l i-t!e o-t! a Mesa Rklge s-t-udenT... Sr. Cassandra Kraus walks her mom through a day in her life at Back to School Night. "When I walked into the school, I felt really comfortable because I was proud to be a senior. This year is going to be awesome but extremely stressful because of all the college stuff I have to take care of." Sr. Camden Sm1th passes his time at lunch by honing h1s poi skills. Poi is one of the traditional performing arts of the Mori people of New Zealand and has developed many forms used worldwide as a hobby, exercise, or performance art alongside juggling and other forms of object manipulation. "I got into Poi because of my friends . I like it because of the lights; it looks awesome.• When asked about his senior year, Smith frowned . "My senior year is going to be kind of lame because all my friends graduated, but hopefully I'll make some new ones, and the year will go by faster.• Jrs. Dominik Teague-Garrett, Tyler Perez, and Sop h. Deon Brannon try to avoid the camera while waiting for a ride home. Dominik said he was •nervous to be in a new school , but I have some cool classes. • Deon was exc1ted to see old friends and get started on sports. He thinks, "This school year is going to be good.• He laughed, adding, "Hopefully I don't have that many challenging classes." Tyler said, •on the first day of school, I thought it would be a great school year. I really look forward to being able to improve in sports and improve my education." Fr. Taylor Klee misses the hit at the game against Founta1n-Ft. Carson. "I think as a whole, the team did pretty well this year because we worked together, and we worked hard , and became pretty much a family . It showed in the end when we had a winning season ." �September is a busy month. Students and teachers are finally getting used to being back to school , but we still don't want to admit that summer is over. All we want to do is savor the moment and be out in the sun as much as possible before winter comes. During the first two weeks of September, our sports teams are kicking it into high gear. Games and meets have begun, and the homework is beginning to pile up. Below: Jr. Sirod Johnson reads out loud in the library for a class assignment. "School, so far this year, has been pretty good for me. I've been able to get a lot of work done and have time to have some fun ." Right: Fr. Fedelina Martinez poses for a picture while warming up for a game. "My favorite thing about softball is pitching. I also like being a short stop." favorite thing about so~pall is the excitement of the It's fun to play, and I just softball .' Left: At the game against Mitchell , Mesa gets in position to keep Mitchell from gaining any yards. Mesa won 15-0 against the Marauders, with all 15 points scored in the first quarter. Left: Sr. Dushawn Williams runs to keep Legend from makmg a touchdown at the Grizzly vs. Legend game on September 17th. Mesa won this game 26-0. Williams said, "I could have done better this but stats don't 13 �••• , , Nov?s~~aod G"oe Neal started on the varsity volleyball team for the second year, and both are studs for the team. They always strive to be champions. Soph . Grace Neal said , "The best memory of this year's team 1s when we all wore helmets to practice." They wore helmets the practice before Districts to lighten the tension because Coach Sm1th was nervous. "I also loved winning our Grizzly Classic Tournament,' smiled Haworth. Soph . Sarabeth Haworth serves it up against Cheyenne Mountain . Even Haworth had 3 kills and 4 digs during their three games. When Sarabeth thinks about playing in a game she thinks, "I have to work hard this game, no matter what happens on the other Oerving tt- up . . (Right) Jr. William (Dalton) Fnzzell 1s a be~st at tennis, and he even broke h1s arm domg what he loves. "When I broke my arm , 1t was really scary to think about. I've broken my arm before, but this time it really threw off my mental game. But we taped it up and cam: back for the win, regardless of the break. Dalton broke his arm during his game against Pueblo South, which he and his partner, Jr. Brandon came back to win 7-6 and 6-4. �The grueling hours of practice and homework. From all the drama of relationships. Being a high school student isn't always the easiest thing. All of the hardwork and hardships we go through is going to prepare us to step up and be ready for the hectic world . Fall sports have shot out of the gates and made a huge impact on the school. Our football team is currently 4 and o, and our volleyball team is 10 and 2. Soccer is rocking it with a 4-3-1 record. The frightening tragic experience of Macbeth 2088 anna domini took place on October 2nd. This astonishing stage masterpiece was re-written by Mr. Mac and his theater production class. It begins with an awakening in the world after the apocalypse and the characters discover new evils and new challenges of the world. This amazing play got standi ovations! Most students can 't wait for their senior year. In order to get there, it takes commitment. Getting up early every morning , coming home and working on homework until late at night... the job of a student is never over. Sr. Jordan Robmson, Dushawn Williams, and Kassandra Prust have worked hard to earn their diploma. Senior year is the biggest year of high school and the last chance to shine . Seniors are the top dogs of the school. Sr. Thomas Westland tip-toes h1s way to v1ctory m a 3 to 1 w1n over Wasson . The soccer team also demolished Falcon th is week in a 10 to 0 massacre. Westland works as a captam for team, and because it 1s h1s sen1or year, he brought his 'A' game all season as the team made there way to playoffs. He has stepped up with 8 goals on the season. Showing he's a team player, Thomas also had 3 assists. M2king flic I ory Our varsity football team made history by beating Pueblo South for the f1rst time 1n an ep1c league battle. Mesa came out w1th a 29-28 victory. The Grizzly football team is on the fast track to the playoffs. Teams better move out of the way because the "Freight Train " is coming right at them. There is a different smell in the air for this year for the Grizzly football team . The seniors this year are working harder than ever and showing of their skills. L-aying """f""be sanae kclo-.Nn Oe.hool i s Work AU~ -t-e21'n Principal Mr. Garrett makes sure his students stay controlled on their way to lunch . "We take every opportunity to Soph. Lynnae Larson , Angelina Arroyo , and Jr. Travis King work in the classroom. (Above) receive a quality education. In this era of constant change and educational accountability, we are confident our strong, well-balanced programs provide the foundation for life-long learning ," said Mr. Garrett. monster in English. Lynnae said , "The best part about the project was drawing my monster because I'm very creative , and that was my role in my group." is week our varsity volleyball team ranked number 8 in the city. beal Pueblo Centennial, Disc ery Canyon , Coronado, and Pueblo c~~loooii.I0"'-2-1 to claim a win in our own 16- team Grizzly Classic for only the second time in school history. ~vdy The varsity cheerleaders get our intense Rowdy Crowd even more hyped up and crazy. Part of the JOb of being a cheerleader goes even 1f there isn't a crowd. We are there cheenng our players on 3-4 t1mes a week," sa1d Sr. Shawna Hawkins. "It's a lot of work and time.' �Fantastic Four 1. The vars1ty volleyball team played Widefield , and they eliminated them in three quick games. Each game was a battle of its own . In the last game, we stomped on the Gladiators 25-9. "My favorite position is outside h1tter because it IS really fun to get kills and hit the ball, and they have really cool plays. I have been playing volleyball for eight years, club for four years. I play for a club team called Team Colorado," said Soph . Grace Neal. 2. Jr. Marcus Brown rushes to class. He definitely has made his mark at Mesa Ridge. ' Marcus is well known at our school because he plays a lot of sports and IS always meeting people ," sa1d Sr. KC Conklin ' I talk to a lot of people," sa1d Brown. ' I'm pretty friendly and don't downtalk people ." 3. Soph. Eddie Mestas is deep in thought as the soccer team is huddled for a before game chat. ' Before a game. I think 'we are going to win,' but 1t JUSt gets our hopes up." Th1s IS Mestas second year playing soccer. ' I didn't play last year because AYSO was not a good team, so I started here. I get ready for a game by drinking water, and listen to our pep-talk in a huddle," said Mestas. 4. Jr. William ' Dalton' Fnzzell smashes a great serve over the net to the opposing team, Widefield . He played a great proset, but sadly came out on the bottom. ' My tennis partner, Jr. Brandon Patz, has been my partner s1nce f1rst grade. I have been play1ng tennis for three years, since my freshman year,' said Frizzell Jasbi. . statem Is Sr. Alexander Kazee IS mak1ng a new fash1on statement in h1s science class, wearing sun glasses overhissafetyglasses. ' My favorite class is Honors Human Physiology because we get to cut things open . Th1s year we will get to cut up p1gs. That class is tight. It's great because it truly IS a hands-on class." Alex also loves his P.E. classes. ' I like P.E. because I get to play sports." Alex is taking Weight Lifting with Mr. Fetters this year. The one thing that I will remember from Mesa is Mrs. F1n1 because she is the coolest person ever,' said Kazee . Mrs. Fini has known Alex since he was a young boy and she has enjoyed watching him grow up at Mesa. Soph . James Garrett sports his cat whiskers and ears in his Spanish class where he is role-playing from the story El GatQ Grande . James got to be el gato grande himself, which means 'the big cat' . "My favorite thing about Spanish c ass IS learnmg about the culture because it IS something new to learn. Mrs. Ormesher said , "We learn about culture in all of the World Language classes . We learn about it all the way through each level. Everything is literature/story based. ' Students will read a story, then they will discuss the story in-depth, while also d1scuss1ng the cultural features of 11. ' I like being able to read most of a story 1n Span1sh ,' sa1d Garrett. �Although the seasons are just beginning, the Grizzly sports teams are already on their ways to great seasons. Mesa's JV softball team played in a two-day tournament and got first in their pool. The second day, they finished third over all. The 2009 4A/5A State Football Player of the Year, Phillip Rhodes, was named the Player of the Week, September 12-17, in the Colorado Gazette. Phillip rushed for three-hundred plus yards and three touch downs. Your Grizzlies clashed with their inter-district rivals the Gladiators in multiple sports during mid-September. The Varsity soccer team played The Gladiators and they tied 2-2. September is the month when school is no longer new; it's now just another part of our schedule. We stated d the first round of Early Lunch passes came to settle in to our classes out during advisory. Th e 'th all A's and B's got to leave advisory, while those with A's, B's, an C's g t to go to Early Lunch on Wednesday and Thursdays. Sr. Blythe Penner a hav1ng a friendly c versation as they are walking up the st rs on their way to class. ·~~a11oc' is French with Mrs. Bird because we play educational games and we have food days. We also do a lot of exciting activities for having a class of six," said Blythe. Fr. Kaitlin Tobin throwing one down the pipe to strike out a Liberty player in the two day tournament. 17 �I After a slight conflict between the Montbello Warriors, the Grizzlies regained their composure and sang the Mesa Ridge Fight Song . The Grizzly football team dom1nated its Homecoming Opponent. They took home a 45-6 victory over the Warriors. The AVID classes of Mesa Ridge put together a float for the second year in a row. "We took third this year," exclaimed Ms. Knutson . The float displayed a lot of different things regarding college. That's because AVID is becoming a big part of getting students into college at Mesa Ridge. Sr. Shawna Hawkins leads our cheerleader in a cheer. Our cheerleaders look better tha ever this year. The squad is looking forwar to the future as they prepare for a com petitio at Doherty High School in November. �inees . The first half of October was an exciting ;iiii;iiiii;iiiiiii;:=lone. The community parade was on October 8th. Many of our clubs and l organizations took part this year: AVID , ROTC, our cheerleaders, Spanish Club, and our administrators were amongst the many floats and groups. All of the events lead up to the big District 3 rivalry game. The two teams came in with the best combined records in the game history. Combined the teams ' records sat at 9-1 . It was a tough , hard-fought game. The game was hard to swallow as the Grizzlies came up short. What does loud music, hard hitting, and people in funny clothes usually mean? Obviously, that means Homecoming. Tuesday, everyone looked like they got dressed in the dark because everyone was mismatched. Wednesday, if you were in the building you would feel stuck in a Mario alternitive .~~,.~~~~!!! universe. Thursday's Class Color Day had the most participation. The assembly was loud, as always. From the drumline, to the chanting of graduation years , the noise was deafening. The football team showed up to play the next day as they routed Montbello 45-6. During the halftime of the game, Sr. Kayla Roberts was crowned the 2010 Homecoming Queen. , ·l( ~ ~ Jh : . (Left) Queen nominee, Sr. Renee Row rides on her black Corvette while (right) Sr. Queen nominee, Vivian Cole, rides on the back of her red corvette at the half time of the Homecoming game. 0 Sr. Kayla Roberts is knighted the new Homecoming Queen of Mesa Ridge High School. "I was so nervous," Kayla remembers. "Once they announced my name , I went numb and couldn 't think of anything except for how happy I was." Sr. Brandie Thompson goes all out on the ' Please Don't Match' dress up day during the Homecoming Spirit Week. ' Being a senior, it is my last year to show my school spirit, so I might as well go crazy and have some fun with it," she said. Assemblies are always filled with fun. The senior class dominated the gym with th chants of "1-1 , 1-1 " as the rest of the classes 1e to keep up. A friendly competition amon the I r classes is always fun to watch. (R. t) Two st ents from each class had to m e a ball dow the court using pipes. "The ts,eshmen were ahea and the sophomores a seniors were tied . T n the ~--5iS.QI.Q~;So..s.IOawilll running (cheating), so they took the win ," said Soph . Matt Faraci. Para During the community parade, the Mesa Ridge cheerleaders marched with Grizzly pride. They marched down Main Street, getting all of the Grizzly fans there pumped up for the upcoming game that afternoon. (Right) What's a Mesa Ridge assembly without the ROTC doing its thing . The ROTC program is going strong as it looks for another state title. 19 �1nd • Memor1es · ... cert Ti 1. At th1s year's first choir concert, the R&B cho1r got together to sing "The Way You Are" by Bruno Mars. R&B Choir is the only student-ran choir; which IS run by Sr. Jeremiah S1to, Sr. Dem1 Valdez, Jr. Marissa Rudd . "It feels good to run R&B Choir without the help of a teacher It makes me feel Independent. • 2. Fr. Mische' Hubbard and Sr. Tanner Kirts stop to talk in between songs dunng their performance. 3. Srs Seth Stevenson and Zachary Johnston get prepared for the1r band concert . A uing (Above): MRHS and W1def1eld orchestras perform at their first concert at 7pm at Mesa Widefield had three orchestras performing and Mesa had two. Sr. Kassandra Prust practices her violin two hours a week in order to keep her skills honed. "At our rehersal , we didn't do very well, but our concert went really well ,• Kassy said . The Chamber Orchestra played three p1eces: Concerto in D Major and Symphony #3 in G Major and a p1ece by Susan H Day. Sophs. Katelyn Cool and her best fnend Khalia Johnson decide to eat the1r lunch outs1de. While eating they disscuss the latest buzz going on in Sophomore Council 'The thing I love the most about Sophomore Council is the people who are in it," said Cool . Sr Charlotte Cady shows off her amaz1ng talent during her solo performance at the first Jazz Band concert of this year. "I was so nervous for my solo It was all that I could th1nk about." Charlotte explained. Charlotte chose to play the saxaphone because it was not a popluar instrument when she picked it. For the first time this year, the orchestra go• together and filled the stage of the auditorium. To show the family and friends how hard they have been working this year the put on a great concert. 1mpress1ng everyone with the beautiful music. "I love playing the cello because it's not something that you would expect, and it is relaxing, • Jr. Tyson Dunckel adds. IV\ (Above): Jr. Ernest Hughes sprints toward the end zone with the football in his hand, dodging everyone who tries to get in his way. The Pueblo West game was intense. It had everyone on the edge of the1r seat wa1ting in suspense. Even thought they fought hard, the JV lost 22-24 The JV team fought hard trying not to let Pueblo West make a touchdown or. "My favorite part of being left tackle IS getting a pancake block. When I do 11. everyone gets hyped up around me, " Soph. Patrie Christy explained. Patrick listens to loud music before games to pump himself up �When October comes to mind you think of Halloween pranks, scary stories or even evil villains. But this year at Mesa Ridge it was the exact opposite . Everyone in the community came together to participate in something . Whether it was attending a football game, Fright Night, or even attending a school concert, both students and parents got involved. Fright Night was the day before Halloween. Fr. Adrianna Wooden went to her first Fright Night. "I loved the haunted house ," she said. "It was pretty funny because my friend got her leg touched and it freaked her out. She ran out screaming," Wooden laughed. "I really liked the jail , too. I put my friend and cousin in ." Some of the other activities included cake walks, bowling, and even cupcake decorating. <(Left) Sophs. Sarabeth Haworth and her cousin Grace Neal are part of Student Cabinet. Their job at Fright Night was to make and pass out cotton candy to anyone who wanted some. "Working the cotton candy machine was kind of hard until I got used to it," Sarabeth said. Last A Lifetime Ri bt Night 1 . Sophs. Karsta Stoudt and Nicholas Maison both participated at Fright Night. Nicholas Maison made sure he gets the last laugh by putting in Karsta jail. 2. Sophs. Eddie Mestas and Randy Boxley stop to compete in a friendly game of guitar hero before visiting any other booth during Fright Night. 3. Soph. Blaine Ahern helps the Community of Caring club with their booth. He is helping and explaining to the little kids how to hold the bowling ball and score points. 4. During every passing period students make sure to get to their class on time, so they won't receive a Tardy Sting by one of the administrators. 5. Srs. Uri Perez, Amber Whittemore and Joshua Waugh stop in between passing periods to ask their teacher a quick question about a homework assignment. 34366000002258 �W hat do you think of when you think of the month October? Most people picture ghosts and pumpkins. However, that was not the case this year at Mesa Ridge. Students had a lot more on their plates this October. The varsity softball team did better than any other softball team before, ending with a 15 win and 7 loss record that led to their first ever state playoff appearance. The varsity football team sat at a strong 6 and 3 record with playoff hopes just around the corner, with only Air Academy blocking the way. Volleyball had a strong season that ended with 16 wins and 5 losses, coming one win short of State. Boys tennis also ended with the best record in Mesa history with Srs. Tate Grotelueschen and Thomas Turner battling for a state title, just barely coming up empty handed. Marching Band's commanding performance earned them 5th at State, with a four-year stretch of Top 10 standings. The community parade and football showdown between district rival Widefield High School was a big hit this year. The annual parade is always popular with all the district schools fighting for bragging rights for best float. Talbot Elementary school came out the victor with their Riding the Wave of Success float. The Homecoming Dance and Fright Night had the most participants that Mesa Ridge has ever seen. October was a month to remember both in athletics and throughout the community. �Another Grizzly Jirst Down (Right) Sr. Phillip Rhodes was on fire this season with 235 carries for 1 ,592 yards and 11 rushing TO's on the year. Even though Phil is an amazing runner, one of the best in state, give some credit to the hardworking , unseen, oline men who get it down in the trenches and do the dirty work. Hist gIn the Making Ma ing waues (Above) From pract1ces before and after school, to competitions and performing in front of the school, this team is one of the best in country, and it shows in their extreme determination and hard work. Soph. Ernest Archuleta said , "I am in ROTC because it will get me ready for the future when I go into the military and gives me a head start to succeed. I really like the drill team. Being in ROTC shows commitment and determination ." (Below) The Mesa Ridge NJROTC has created a winning and respectable program throughout the community. For the last ten years they have won state and plan on making it eleven in a row. Winning state is not the only thing they're known for. They do many great things throughout the community. The help veteran organizations, show the colors during school events and clean stadiums after varsity football games. These contributions are just some of the reasons why Mesa Ridge ROTC is amazing . Our ROTC program once again looked sharp in the Community Parade. Their lines were clean , and their uniforms were pressed. (Right) Fright Night was an enormous success for Mesa Ridge. Kids from all over the community showed up with costumes, ranging from Batman to ghosts and vampires . Even the teachers and parents got into the fun , as shown by Mr.Wilson, counselor at Mesa. Fright Night brought the largest turn ·out in the history of Fright Nights. Overall , it was a great way to cap off the busy month of October. lhe sound of Music (Right) Mesa Ridge's outstanding band is also striving to succeed . Parents and students f1lled the seats and packed the house to witness just how great the band really is. They were not let down as the audience enjoyed a flawless performance led by Mr. Olivas, our band teacher. 23 �&ones. bones and more bones ... Mankind has been try1ng to d1stingu1sh the work1ngs of 1ndiv1dual organs s1nce the early Egyptians. Human Physiology, taught by Mrs. Karen Wagers. IS all about the workings of organs and bones. Students get to learn about the human body and what makes it tick. The Infrastructure rests upon the ind1v1dual's feelings. creativity and energy, a p1ece of life's puzzle has gone missing without them . The brain and the heart make the body tick. Without them, part of l1fe would go miss1ng. Each person 1s a little different. but the most important th1ng is that each person is ... made of bones. ' I love looking at the human body. It is really fascinat1ng and is always d1fferent. It 1s a good class to take 1f you like sc1ence or if you want to be a doctor," said Sr. Jahn1qua Thomas. �November started off with ... This year, the time change occurred on November 7th, allowing students an extra hour of sleep. That hour of sleep did some students good. "I think the time change is pointless. The only good thing that I like about it is that it is lighter in the mornings," said Jr. Adelen Borgen. Just after the time change occurred, we also witnessed our first snow of the year. Nothing stuck around, and we were not blessed with a snow day, but it was still exciting. "I was really excited for the first snow, even though it didn't last very long," said Fr. Jamie Quirk. November brings the start of the holiday season, which is always fun. "I went to a 'Turkey Bowl' which is where you go bowling, and it's boys against girls. Whoever wins gets a bowling pin with a turkey on it. I won so I got a bowling pin," smiled Quirk. The Forensics team had a great start to their season. "I chose to do Debate because it seemed like a lot of fun and I like to argue. I also want to be a lawyer when I get older, so I thought it would be a good way to start out," commented Soph. Katelyn Meeks. Soph. Callan McAllister said, "I do Debate because I like to make people cry and to let them know I'm always right." She also is excited to debate senior debaters and win. "I'm a novice debater right now, but I can't wait until I improve enough to beat senior debaters. Along with the Forensic season, winter sports started up. Basketball opened up with a mini-camp. Soph. Shannon Garrett said, "It felt great to get back out on the court again." Mesa Ridge Girls' Basketball is always exciting at Mesa, and fans can't wait to watch. "I go to all of the home games and a lot of the away ones," said Sr. KC Conklin. "The girls rock!" Oraduatlon ... So close The 2011 seniors are getting ready for their up coming graduation . They are signing up for their cap and gowns with Herff Jones. Sr. M1randa DeSousa sa1d , ' H1gh school is almost over. I'm ready to be out of school and become an adult.' ' It's fun to be a senior because of the pep rallies and to be on top of the school knowing it's the last year of high school . It's sad that I'm graduating because I will m1ss my teachers and fnends . I will also miss softball,' said Sr. Kayla Roberts. While some seniors are glad to be going off to college , some are going to be a little sad missing the high school life . Stand tall. Face forward. No talklnsl. Attention. The NJROTC waits to be inspected . Getting an inspection is very important in the class. Cadets must be in uniform and well prepared to pass the inspection . During an inspection. there is no talking and cadets must be facing forward at all times. If they don't, then they get po1nts marked off. Also, during mspections cadets are asked 1-2 questions. The question are like ' How is your uniform supposed to look?" or they are on General Rules and Chain of Command. "They are pretty easy questions as long as you study and know the answers." said Jr. Serena Martinez. ' I wanted to be m NJROTC because 11 seemed like a fun class." ' NJROTC is a good class to take . I took it because it ""'!l!"l ·lnnk<: good on college applications and transcnpts. said Brandon Czosnyka. ' NJROTC is a really fun class, because even though we have to dress up, we still have fun in PT,' said Fr. Dustin Rase. 25 �The smell of Thanksgi ing dinner lingered in the air as everyone found themselves gathered around the table , and possibly the television set, giving thanks for everything that year. The middle of November will hold memories for all who attend Mesa Ridge High School , whether it be playing in the playoff football game, watching everyone's favorite teacher embarrass themselves in the teacher melodrama, Sleeveless in Lilville , or doing whatever it is that high schoolers do over that week-long Thanksgiving break. Soph. Blaine Ahern said , "I had a redneck Thanksgiving: we ate a turkey, watched Football , and then went shooting with the family . We also have a tradition where we sit down and say what were thankful for and put a Ritz cracker on our head trying to be the first to get it in our mouth by making funny facial expressions. " On top of not only spending time with our family and loved ones , Thanksgiving Break got us nine class-free days! This was a way for our football players to celebrate their playoff appearance and a way for all of our winter athletes to rest up and get prepared for the long and intense seasons ahead. With finals just around the corner, both students and teachers enjoyed this muchneeded holiday break. �sati The Staff Melodrama was a huge hit at Mesa Ridge. It brought a lot of joy and excitement and singing to the crowd that was there. The teachers worked very hard to bring such a great show to us. Mrs. Duren said, "I started to get nervous at about 3 pm, and I started pacing back and forth . As we ran through it, I dropped seven lines and kept thinking I was going to do terribly, and when I got up there I was shaking and sweaty the whole time. " However, Mrs. Duren and the rest of the cast did an amazing job, and they got a standing ovation . They practiced for hours and hours after school. Mrs. Lettenmaier played Lawrencia (mother of the villian), and it was her job to remove the villain (Lawrence, played by Mr. MacEnulty) from the stage at the end of the play. "My favorite part of the play was when Ms. Lang had to return money that didn't belong to her, and she said, 'Bummer for America.' That just cracked me up! " said Mrs. L. safety Jlrst IFu (Below) With all of the crazy drivers in this world , teen drivers need to be careful. We had a whole week dedicated to Driving Smart. The week is dedicated to bring awareness to how dangerous driving is. Sr. William Quiles enjoyed Drive Smart week. He said, ' I loved the drunk goggles. When I first put them on , I was really dizzy, but I got use to them at one point. • The week taught the school a lot about driver-safety and showed us the frightening truth about texting and driv1ng. (Left) The melodrama brought a lot of joy to the staff at Mesa. Mr. Thomas said, ' I was a dual character. My first character was Jed who was really a guy named Alejandro who was a lost love to Mrs. Duren's character Muches. He got kicked in the head by a mule and lost all of his memory, so he became really stupid and confused .• The teachers are known to throw in a few pranks, and this year there was a scene where Mrs. Fini had to drink water and the rest of the cast put a ton of salt in the water. ' That was the best part of the playl' said Mr. Thomas . .......n•ning eats st (Below) The drum line marching through the hallways means something great happened in the world of sports at Mesa Ridge. Soph. Alexander Evans said, ' I love doing drumlins when people go to playoffs because I am actually in front of people, and I love to feed off of their energy.' (Right) After all of the hard work and after all of the pain the football team went through this year, 11 finally paid off. We made it to playoffs for the second time in school history. Even though we came up short, they made stepping stones for the following years .. ing st ti es i liluille �J all sports are coming to an end, except for football who ended their regular season at 7-3 and took on Wheat Ridge in the first playoff appearance since 2006. Even though Mesa took a devastating loss, it was a great year for the Grizzlies. Sr.Phil Rhodes set the career rushing yards record , Sr Alex Kazee set the career all time tackles and assisted tackles, and Sr. Andre Terry tied the season sacks record and broke the career tackles for loss record. Also in November, Drive Smart Week was a huge help to Mesa Ridge . It opens students' eyes to what really happens with reckless teen driving. Each year over 5,000 teens age 16 to 20 die due to fatal driving injuries, and about 400 ,000 teens are seriously injured in car accidents. Sr. Chelsie Roth said , "I believe Drive Smart Week is important; it influences students to make good decisions and not because an adult is telling them . This week did help," she explained. "Our buckle-up percentage went up in a matter of a month. It ended up being the teachers who need to think about driving smart. Their buckle-up rate was bad to start and dropped during the campaign." The Staff Melodrama was also a huge hit at Mesa. It packed the house with students and other teachers to cheer on our grizzly staff members. It was the best the grizzlies have seen . November was month to remember and December seems to be on the same hopeful trail. iuli (Right) Soph . Grace Neal tries to walk a straight line while wearing goggles that simulate how someone sees when they are under the influence of alcohol. Grace sa1d, My favorite part of Drive Smart week was the drunk goggles and the seat belt convincer. The most dangerous part about driving is other drivers and not knowing what they are go1ng to do or what mistakes they might make . I think Dnve Smart week helps me stay safe on the road .' (Left) The Mesa Ridge Grizzly football team IS a great example of teamwork on and off the field. They are friends , teammates, and alliances. They can be found roam1ng the halls showing off their game-day Jerseys gettmg ready to perform in another entertain1ng night of mayhem ! �set ncti (Below) Soph. Zach Norton is caught working hard on his notebook to help stay ahead in his English class. This year is hard and he shows that he is on top of his game. School comes before everything here at Mesa Ridge and Zach is a great example of that. ' I love English because we get to read books a lot, and I love to read so its for me. I like working in my journal because it keeps everyone neat and organized and helps me keep track of my work.' - - - ~ nd Grizzly football was a great highlight of the 2010-2011 school year. Records were broken and history at Mesa Ridge was changed forever. A huge part of their success was due to off-season training and hard long practices during the regular season . Sr. Ryan Maison said, "I think the season went very well. All the seniors worked hard to get their goal of going to the playoffs. ' Sr. Dushawn Williams said , "I believe we had a good productive season. We could've been a lot better. My favorite part of the season was when I got an interception playing nose guard on the 0-line .' (Above) The staff melodrama, 'Sleeveless in Lilville ," was the best in school history. Our teachers put in hours of hard work outside of the constant regulations of the classroom. Mrs. Fini commented, "The play was so much fun , and I can 't wait to do it again next year. Playing June Bug was beyond fun and I hope the kids liked it aswell.' ltwastheirchancetoletloose and work for something they can call theirs. �Our NJROTC program is the most consistent program in the building. the school Sinse opened, they have been state competitors. Part of their success is the AMI Military (Annual Inspector) Ceremony. At this ceremony, after tnspection , they have the oportunity to move up in rank. It is usually an exciting time for ROTC . .. = -IIII Sop h. Morris Gilbert gets the JV basketball game against Pueblo Centennial off with an explosive start. The high flying sophomore soars over the Centennial player to snag the openning tip off, making number 22 here look like a fool. It appears that his high-flying skills run in the family, as his sister did it every game of her senior season. II the first semester of the 2010-2011 school began to wind down , the Grizzlies were running on all cylinders . The fall season ended with a bang , and the Grizzlies still rode that momentum into the winter girls season. Boys and basketball look to have a successful year. The girls started the season by getting 4th in a Slate Doherty basketball tournament. Boys suffered a tough loss against Pueblo Centennial. Wrestling is looking to better their previous years and take the League Title . They got second place in a tournament of twelve teams . The cheerleaders went to State and had a pretty good showing , placing right in the middle of the contestants . Our forensics and debate team also competed in Denver. They went undefeated with Sr. William Lee and Jr. Jon Plyley leading the way as well as taking third place in the dramatic interp. category. Our students were not the only ones who were busy. Our admin. team was a part of the Polar Plunge. This was a charity event that raised money for Special Olympics. Team Elias had four out of five of our administration , Joe Garrett, George Smith , Mike Sullivan , and Scott Sage. To raise money for Special Olympics, they had to jump into Prospect Lake at Memorial Park. That day, the air temperature stood at a brisk 35 degrees, and the water temperature was a bone chilling 37 degrees. Our admin came made $1 ,009 dollars, and as a whole the team made $4,109. Who ever sa1d cheerlead>ng 1s not a dangerous sport has never around the Mesa R>dge cheerleaders I mean lets be honest, these g>rls were more banged up than our vars>ty football team. The>r hard work led to four >ntunes a! the state compet1on. Two concuss>ons and a hurt foot kept th ree d>Herent g>rls out of the comp111on. Fr Jos1e Mart>nez was able to bite her hp and get through an ankle sprain and sllll competed. 'I was so nervous,' capta1n Sr. Dylann F1nley remembers 'They had to change some th>ngs around because I was out, so 1f they screwed up I would have felt responsible." But Dylann had nothing to worry about because her squad had a solid pertormance. They placed 29 out of 45 teams--not to bad cons1denng what the team went through w 1n1unes this year ��t Winterfe t III, the Jazz Choir sing "Baby It' Cold Out ide." r. Jeremiah Sito i inging to oph. Bridget Dorcey and Jr. Vane a Galloway. The et up of the ong i<> to try to convince the girl itting down to tay a little longer. Jeremy was really proud of the R & B Choir. "We went out with a bang. We work really hard, and we lo t Jr. Mari sa Rudd becau e he moved. There are only 10-12 people in the choir, o losing one really make a difference. Mari a wa a leader and a good friend to all of u . The balance felt uneven. Even though we went through all that truggle, we got a lot of feedback and po itive comments aying that our performance was one of the best performances of the night," aid Jeremy . Taking Plunoe Our administrative team participated in the annual POlar Plunge this year. Mr. Sullivan , Mr. Smith , Mr. Garrett, and Mr. Sage all dove in for a good cause . ' What I took out of the day was a sense of pride and self-fullfiment because the contributions made helped those in need. One memory I won't forget will be when my pants were off and I didn't know because my bottom was numb," said Mr. Smith. Show and Go The Mesa Ridge Cheerleading squad went up to the Denver Coliseum on Friday, December 4th and competed on December 5th at the State competition despite a season plagued with injuries. Seniors Ashli Archuletta, Jazmin Montgomery, and lesha Lane said that they put a lot of work into preparing for this competition and they went out on the floor with so much pride. One memory these three girls won 't forget is when lesha was stranded in the bathroom because none of the girls wanted to get her a towel. "We stayed at the La Quinta Inn in Denver,' said Ashl i. "The breakfast was pretty good," said lesha. They had a waffle maker there, and I had never seen that!" Jazmin was pretty pumped about the gifts the coaches gave the girls. "On Friday the coaches gave us our State bags with our pictures on them . We got lots of stuff in them: bobby pins, brushes, snack foods , hand sanitizer,you name it! �The month of December means two things: finals and the holiday break. Finals bring on stress and a sudden sense of urgency. "I suddenly realized that I have to pass the Mastery Test in the next week," said Jr. Brian Feldman . "I thought I had more time , but time just sort of slipped away on me , and suddenly things were due. " The story of a student's life. For many classes, student had final projects that would show a culmination of their semester's effort. Fr. Mikayla Cortes said , "I don't think that finals will be as hard as I expect. I expect to pass." On the other hand , some students were really feeling the pressure. "I expect to fail ," said Sr. Trea' Flores. "I didn't study at all ," he admitted. Both students and staff welcomed the holiday break. Whether they were going to travel or just sit around , it was a much needed time off. "Going into the break, I was happy to see that good students were making good progress in my classes," said Mrs. Rhodes. "Of course ," she added , "it's always good to have a break. I am looking forward to our vacation. " For our winter athletes , it was work as usual. "I didn't like getting up early for practice," said Jr. Zackery Garcia, a wrestler for Mesa Ridge. "I did kind of like practice, though . I felt like I got better over the break. I learned some new moves ." Jr. Allyson Stachitus, a swimmer for Mesa Ridge, also had practices during the break. "We had practice at the Community Center just about every other day," she said. "It was hard , but it really helped make me a better swimmer. It helped me work on endurance because that's what I have problems with . It also helped me with my technique." Technique is a big issue for Allyson's 100 meter and 200 meter butterfly races. "I kind of like it because it's the most difficult," she smiled . 33 �up to a new start Winter Break has concluded, and students have returned to Mesa for the second half of their 2010-2011 school year. The student body walked in with style, wearing their new clothes they just received, while talking about the major snow storm that hit Colorado Springs right before returning to school. Soph. Nathan Hoskins said his winter break was fun, but he was glad to be back in the hallways of Mesa Ridge High School. "I was happy and excited to see everyone again." Nate spent his break with his family and close friends. "First semester I slacked off some, but this semester I am focusing!" This year we came back with a bang showing a lot of support for our fellow classmates in their athletics. Our Rowdy Crowd can be spotted at any game leading our fans in cheers and chants. "I'm in the Rowdy Crowd because it's fun to act crazy and it lets you get into the game without actually playing," said Sr. Daniel Smith. "My favorite cheer is M-E-S-A because it gets everybody involved including the parents." "Although I'm a super-chill person, I like to get rowdy sometimes," added Sr. Kale Mata. Even the teachers come back to school ready to go. After submitting their final grades from first semester on the 3rd, they began planning for their new semester. "I always like second semester," said Chemistry teacher Mr. Thomas. "We do some pretty fun stuff in my classes, and it's always great to see all the seniors' hard work pay off at graduation." Ga e Write Pia (Left) "In a time out, the one thing that is going through my mind is frustration and that we don't work together. I want to give up because we always lose," admitted Sr. Steven Jackson. Steven averages 6.6 points a game, however, he does not plan on pursuing with his basketball career after graduation . leanaing tab l S (Left) "I usually think labs are fun , but this lab wasn't," said Soph. Terinny Martinez. "The Flame Lab was awesome , though! " she exclaimed. Many students enjoy labs, and most of them are pretty straight-forward and simple, but to according Terinny ..."Libby Justice and I always manage to mess up no matter what. " At least they haven't seen any explosions ... yet. (Left) "My goals a to win, just win,' sa Jr. Skyler Altone· Skyler can spotted anywhe· on the court with h determination , ar we can"t forget h bright yellow mo piece. "I like rr pretty teeth!" T huge mouthpie<:t never affected talent, though . t+ was still able execute plays an help make the gam entertaining. �Diet Preparati (Above) Before a match, I think about what I need to do to w1n. I stretch and shadow wrestlers to go through what happens. After high school, I do not plan on wrestling. In college-you have to be legit to wrestle in college ," said Sr. Thomas Turner. Thomas has currently lost 11 matches and come out on top in 13 others. seni Maki g 111 ·r Ji al Splash' (Top) "I have been swimming for three years, and I don't have any disagreements w1th swimming with Widefield because I just moved here . The senior night was good. I cried, but they had really cool senior gifts like a fishbowl with candy," smiled Sr. Shauni Yavorsky Ja il (Top) Teamwork 1s something the Mesa Ridge g1rls' basketball program relies on . Before each game the girls chant, "Hunger, hustle, heart." 'We chose the words hunger, hustle . and heart because it's what we do and who we play," said Sr. Morgan Slayton. "It g1ves us the intensity to play harder,• Gabby Harrison-Purnell added . "When we are do1ng our break, I'm th1nk1ng 'Eye of the Tiger', champ1on ! 35 �Wrestling is going strong this year. They did great at the Colorado Springs Metros Champions tournament, placing seven in the top eight of their individual weight weight classes and also winning the Team Sportsmanship Award . The team is carried by captains Srs. Shane Molina, Dushawn Williams, Jr. Keith Cays, Devante Johnson , and Dillon Geiger. Another team at Mesa that is on a high performance level is the girls' basketball team with a sixteen and one record , winning all their games in January. They plan on taking League along with a playoff birth for the fourth time in a row , carried by Sr. captains La Shai Powells and Kaitlyn Mileto. Boys' basketball is struggling this year with a three and sixteen record , but they are still fighting hard. It's a rebuilding year, and next year looks to be a good one. Late January, the students at Mesa were treated to a special guest speaker. Michael Ventrella, season nine winner of The Biggest Loser, came to talk to Mesa about goals and how to reach them . Michael lost more than half of himself, a total of 252 pounds in eight months, while on the Biggest Loser. At Mesa, he discussed motivation and how the people around you need to help push you and help you get to your goals. He was a very inspirational speaker and was cool enough to stick around after speaking to us to sign hundreds of autographs. (R1ght) Mike Ventrella offered to sign a few autographs after speaking to students about making the right choices in life . He probably didn't real ize that almost every student who heard him speak was star-struck and that he would be signing autographs all day 1f the students hadn't been shooed back to class after too long . Jr. Marcus Williams helped the wrestling team glide to a comeback win over Cheyenne Mountain and a shot to get in to the League Championships. Srs. Ka1tlyn Mileto and Shelby Hodgin playing lock down defense 1n a very convincing eighty to forty w1n over Cornado. Jr. Kelc1 Lee sa1d , ' When I sw1m, I JUSt think of rac1ng and don't let anyone stop me from do1ng the best I can ." �lbe ri Is w Dunng the month of January, you can hear students 1n Mr. Reeder's Phys1cs, AP Physics, and Physical Sc1ence classes g01ng up and down the hallway, taking a ride on the handmade hovercraft powered by a leaf blower. Jr. Charles Korzemowski (left) takes h1s turn on the hovercraft wh1le Germa1ne Suggs pushes h1m. ' It was kind of cool. It just sort of floated,' Charles said. Jr Germaine Suggs said that the hovercraft was surpnsingly fun to ride on. ' It was a little weird help1ng get the students started, but 11 was still fun .' Unfortunately, Charles was the last person to ride the hovercraft that day. ' Germa1ne stepped on the skirt and npped 11 and then fell. It was pretty funny,' laughed Charles. crossing ou Once aga1n the g1rls basketball team put on a huge performance beating Vista Ridge 76 to 45. Kaitlyn Mileto scored a total of 33 points and nine three po1nters in a huge part in their victory. Sr. Asianna Rivera leads the team this year in assists with 84 and the season is not even over. Th1s win added to their 16-game winning streak and make January an undefeated month and a big step in the nght direct1on towards their playoff goal of go1ng to State. Plaging Hard ' We don't start out great but we end strong,' said team mates Sophs. Chris Cutcher and Nathan Hoskins. These two boys plan on rebuilding the team next year to be bigger and faster. Getting to know the team's strengths and weakness this season will help them be more prepared to lead the team to a more successful season in the future. The team is always standing behind each other no matter the outcome of the game. They keep their heads up and play hard through adversity. inati Senior Morgan Slayton puts up a shot during the Coronado game helping the g1rls with their 80-43 victory. During the game , Slayton made three three-pointers and two twos. "When I shoot a three. I feel like I am awesome and it's cool that I've accomplished and won something that I've wanted for a long time,' she said. The Gnulies are look1ng strong blowing through every opponent th1s year The Sweet Sixteen seems to be an easy goal this year. 37 �These four students are a little behind schedule. They are running down the hall trying to get to class on time. Soph . Devonte Alexander said, "I've never been late to class once, and to keep my perfect record, I some times need to hustle." Fr. David Alexander agrees. "I'm typically a student that shows up to class on time, and does not wait until last minute. But there are some times when I am a bit behind." IH a ina wl e Sopn . Alicia Fethke said , "World History is fun class. We do lots of stuff. I like learning about different parts of the world. Right now we have been working on our trial of Martin Luther. We have to dress up for the part, and it's pretty Interesting." Fr. McKenna Mauck likes biology. "I like to learn all of the different things. I like to learn interesting stuff about plants. My favorite lab was the egg proJect because it was interesting how different liquids change the eggs." (Below) Fr. Kiana Coleman loves to read. ' My favorite book series is The Hunger Games. I like it because of the action, and it is funny." She said she's having a great school year. "I like to see my friends. They are great to be around. " I Goal (Below) Mrs. Felice said, "Michael Ventrella was awesome. I thought it was cool that he came in to talk about his journey to get to where he is. I loved his message on how important it is to set goals for yourself to help you get to what you want in life." 1"11111 (Below) Mr. Garrett and the rest of our administrative staff stands with The Biggest Loser winner, Mike Ventrella. "Micheal is a down-to-earth guy who gave solid advice on things you can do to help your life," Garrett told us. "What I took out of the speech is that you don't have to do everything at once; you can do it in small goals and to get to a larger one. The most inspirational part to me was when he talked about his friend and how that motivated him to change his life." �to school after a well-needed, well-deserved holiday break. "I was pretty excited to come back to work," said Mr. Boden. "My Christmas Vacation was really fun. I went down to Florida, and we visited Disney World and Universal Studios. I always like to come back and share stories about my trip." The Talent Show was also a big hit on January 15th. It featured many different acts such as juggling, dancing, singing , strings, and stand-up comedy. The winner of this year's talent show was Jr. Vanessa Galloway. "I was shocked to win! I sang 'If I Ain't Got You' by Alicia Keys because I knew that song pretty well. I decided to do the show this year because I promised my friends I would. I have been singing since I was in elementary school. I was never serious about it until high school when I joined Classic Chorale." The swimming and divmg team started their season out strong in the month of January. Fr. Elena Bermudez was a part of that success. "I've had a good season. I feel like I could have done better because of my scores, but it was a good first season. I swim free style 400, and I also do the medley. I love this sport and can't wait for next season. January hit it big at Mesa Ridge with the Talent Show, sports, and a new set of classes. Soph. Brittney Howe said , "School has been fun this year, but it's still school." Howe wished Winter Break could have been longer. 1. ' My favorite lab so far in chemistry has been the ball and stick. We got to build different molecules and then we got to 1;~~tJ=Jii draw what we built Also, we had I to say what shape it is, like a tetrahedral or tngonal. It's like a puzzle, and I like to do puzzles,' said Soph. Victoria Parra. 2. ' I don't really have a favonte lab. We have done a lot of different types of labs, though . I did think the lab where the flames changed color was pretty cool. That was one of the best ones so far,· said Soph. Chandra Johnson. ' I don't really like to work, but I do like th1s class. • 1. Fr Alexis Johnson sa1d, ' I like art because you can express your individuality for the whole world to see. It's like emotions on a canvas. My school year has been a mixed bag: some good, some bad . I just don't have a lot to do. 2. Soph Morgan Franks has had an okay year She said, ' It is good, but it could be better, and so could some of my teachers." At lunch she sticks to her routine. I hang out with my fnends, and we walk around , or we JUS! talk at the table. Sometimes, though , we do play rock-paper-scissors, and I usually beast it up. 39 �(Above) Sr. John Mullineaux makes a lifechanging decision . On February 3, John committed to Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado Division II NCAA football team . John looks forward to being one of the biggest lineman at Fort Lewis as an incoming freshman . "I can not wait to go to FLC," Mullineaux said. "I decided to go there because all of the activities. " Most who know John , know that he is always outside doing something with his hands. He loves being outside, and according to John, that is the only thing to do out in Durango. The school showed great support as he signed away the next four years of his life to Fort Lewis College , Durango. ClassCOiarDag (Above) Srs. Brady Jones, Shawna Hawkins, Knsta Cyr, and Analecia Fry take part in the final spirit day of Winter Ball Spirit Week: Class Color Day. Sen1ors have the easiest color because who doesn't have something black they can throw on to show a little school spirit? Mustache ag (Above) You are probably wondering why Jrs. Jade Capezzuto and Taylor Richards are sporting the Mario Mustache. On Wednesday if students were rockin' the 'stache, they were only showing their pride in Mesa Ridge. Mesa Pride (Above) These seniors are psyched for the upcoming pride assembly. Sr William Quiles is always involved in spirit week. He always goes all-out on the dress up days. He has even dyed his hair to show school spirit. That is why he was named the 2010-2011 , Most Spirited Senior. �February had an exciting, bone-chilling start. We started the month with two "freeze days." The district was closed due to temperatures sitting below zero without even taking into account the wind chill. Once it warmed up, we all returned to school with stories about the arctic freeze. Both basketball teams took a trip up to Woodland Park to take on the Panthers. We almost got a clean sweep but JV boys came up short. JV girls took care of business, and varsity stayed consistent and won 82-29. Varsity boys snapped their eleven game losing streak by beating the Panthers 63-61. The second week of February kicked off with a spirit week in anticipation to the upcoming Winter Ball. Monday, students participated in Stop Light Day. People who were single sported green clothes, taken individuals put on the red gear, and people in yellow would just say, "It's complicated ." Tuesday the Grizzlies ran around wearing off-colored socks, and spent a lot of money on hair spay and mousse. Crazy Sock and Hair Day was a big hit. From toe socks to ugly wigs, the school showed how much they love their school. Wednesday there was a lot of facial hair in the building. Moustache Day brought about a lot of hair 1n to Mesa Ridge. Thursday was Class Color Day. Seniors blacked out the school, juniors sported purple gear, sophomores were wearing green, and freshman struggled to sport the color orange. The performing arts groups went on tour to Janitell Junior High School to show the eighth graders what being n these classes are all about and to teach them about the performing arts programs at Mesa. Slap li 1 Day (Left) Jason Kim wears the ladies know he's talking to someone but serious relationship. Sr. Stephanie Rose signed to Luna Community College in Las Vegas, New Mexico on February 3. 'I am so exc1ted to go out of state to meet new people ," Stephanie said, "but I am also nervous because for the first time I w1ll be so far away from my fnends and family ." Stephanie Rose won't forget about Mesa. "I' m going to miss Mr Sage , Garrett, and Sm1th. along with all of the teachers I have become so close with . �- - ~ �- - - ____ -=- - - - - wrlt.-'s .. (Right) The Gazette came in interview students involved w1th Wnter's Fusion because the organization rece1ved the Bob Costas Grant for Writing Instruction from the College Board worth $3,000. Mr. Dyer traveled to San Franciso, California to speak at the luncheon in front of over 400 people while accepting the grant. ' It was nerve-wracking and exciting,' he said . llrlcall 1• (Below) The top three winners of Lyrical Lounge were Soph. Kent Washington , Sr. Amanda Jones, and Soph. Jahlysa Wilson . Washington took home the gold , second place went to Jones, and Soph. Jahlysa Wilson rounded off the top three competitors. I I, - - - -- - - (Below) ROTC presents the colors before the National Anthem to start off the Loud and Proud assembly presented on Fox 21 news on Thursday and Friday, February 24th and 25th. The girls basketball team got a shout out at the assembly, as they were about to go into their playoffs. The Lady Grizzlies went on to play Pueblo Central , beating then 53-46 and then Mullen , who we beat. This brought the g1rls into the Great Eight where they played Falcon at Colorado School of Mines on March 4th. �Paning Yourself utlhere (Right) Mesa's best poets battled for the title of best poet at the 3rd annual, Mesa Ridge Lyrical Lounge. Fifteen poets took the stage and put their hearts on the line as they told their stories through beautiful pieces of poetry. The top two poets get to show off their piece at a city-wide competition . After much collaboration , our judges decided that Soph . Kent Washington would take first , and Sr. Amanda Jones would take second . All 15 poets earned a lot of respect from the student body because they did a great job expressing themselves. Due Dates (Left) February hits, and suddenly the seniors realize that - ---------.....,.L-1 their time is almost up. It's time to get things around for their future . Herff Jones brings in graduation announcements and all the other goodies you can order from them . Students finish up filling out college applications and then wait to hear whether they have been accepted or not. February is also the time when a lot of seniors begin filling out scholarship applications. "I'm so excited! " said Sr. Asianna Rivera after filling out the Educational Exchange scholarship in AVID. "I just can 't wait to find out if I got it. " �February was an eventful month at Mesa Ridge. There was a cold Winterball , a poetic Lyrical Lounge , a tear-jerking play, an energizing pep-assembly, and memorable sports events. Lyrical Lounge was filled with sad , funny , serious, and loving poems. A lot of talent filled the auditonum. Soph . Kent Washington said , "I was absolutely shocked when I found out I won . It was my first time ever doing it, and I was happy I participated. My inspiration for writing the poems were Langston Hughes, Maya Angelou , and Christopher Wallace. I will definitely do it next year; it was good to see all the talent. I am a little nervous for the city-wide competition , but I am bringing my A-game." Also competing with Kent in the city-wide competition is Sr. Amanda Jones. Student Cabinet put on a fantastic pepassembly for the Winter Ball. Soph . Chadwick Hovasse participated in the Winter Ball pep-assembly. "I enjoyed the assembly. I played in the balloon-popping game , and I thought that it was a lot of fun ." The play was a real-tearjerker. It was about the Holocaust It was two people's stories: a little girl who knew Anne Frank and the story of a boy who is mentioned in Anne's diary. The play explained their lives. "The play was very sad and being in it, I felt very emotionally attached to the character I played . It made me think that some of these people were our age. I figured that it would make the audience cry, but I am glad that it had such an emotional effect on the people because then they will remember it and it will last them a long time," said Soph . Samantha Cole. The month of February was also filled with more cold days then ever remembered . ca e I Me (Left} The play 'And Then They Came for Me' was a big hit here at Mesa. It had a good turn out, and it was different than the other plays. Sophomore Samantha Cole was a participant in the play. "We had a really good turn out both nights ." �••• 'I 1. Soph . Colby Haight makes sure that after his long hard day in class he gets to take a picture for yearbook. 2. Fright Night this year brought out many characters. From angels to devils , nothing was a surprise this year at Fright Night. John Iwanski and Soph. Bridget Dorcey made showed up in very unique costumes. Bridget decided to be a geisha, which is a Japanese ~--• women who entertains people with singing, dancing, and other performing arts. Mr. Iwanski dressed up as a blind referee . 3. Counselor Regina Shea stops to watch as her well-trained Link Crew Members help the freshmen feel welcome and comfortable being in high school. Ms. Shea spent long hours during the summer trying to prepare for the new freshmen so that they could come and see what it was like to be in high school. 4. During the Community Parade, the JROTC program got all their cadets together to march 1n the parade. "For the Community Parade, we practiced every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 6 am, " said Sr. Joseph Palomba. Joe is the Company '------== --' Officer of ROTC , which means he leads the troops and makes all the main decisions. �The year of 2010-2011, some went by quickly. s year was ri=======~~~~=:7i full of bitter sweet moments for some, one being that this was the last year that the Class of 2011 walks the halls as a student. This can be an exciting and scary thing at the same time. A few of those seniors signed to go and play collegiate level sports at two and four year schools . Not only was this just a good year for seniors, but this school year was a good year for all Mesa Ridge students and staff members. New this year, the school started an after-school program called the Grizzly Student Union. Students who participate get to do different activities after school from 3-5 pm . Some of the activities include: weight lifting, Literature Through Film, yoga, Fitness Club, and many others. (Right} Every year Student Cabinet puts together a survey that students like to take called 1-Fiirtz. 1-Fiirtz is a survey for students to see the top five people in the school that they are compatible with . Students stood in line anxious to see who would be their top five matches. "While I stood in line to get my 1-Fiirtz, I was scared because I didn't know who was going to be on my list," Sr. Amanda Tanis said. ~-=========::;;;::;;; This summer some of the yearbook staff went to Yearbook Camp . During ~~~~ camp the staff said goodbye to the old yearbook in preparation for this year's yearbook. Burning the book was a way to reflect on all the good and bad things that went on that year. Yearbook members chose what pages they wanted to burn, whether it be for a good or bad reason. Soph . Bree Sage said that she burned the mugs page and one of the basketball pages because she wanted to get the experience of what it is like to be part of the yearbook staff. (Left) Students wait outs1de during registration during the summer. (Right) The Colorado Springs Police Department exhibit "The Convincer," which simulates a 5-mph collision without ~.;;::31L_J a seatbelt. ,.___ s rprise. .a dG 1. Dunng the Winterball assembly, Sr Donovan Rob1nson shook up the competition and surpnsed everyone when he told Jr. Courtney Clenney the answer to a movie. ' I forgot that it was a game . I thought that we were just guessing movies. She helped me so I helped her back," Sr. Donovan Robinson said. The movie that he didn't know the answer to was ' The Lady and the Tramp." Seniors won this pep assembly, like usual. 2. During Lyncal Lounge, students showed off the1r wnting skills. Some of the poems were very inspirational. First place went to Soph. Kent Washington . Kent later added that he was surprised when he won, but he was exc1ted at the same time. _..;:o,.. �48 ��Grizzlie 15 Grizzlie 34 Mitchell 0 Liberty 21 rizzlie 28 Leg nd 0 Grizzlie 29 Grizzlie 9 P.South 28 Falcon 26 �Grizzlie 22 Grizzlie 45 rizzlie 0 Widefield 26 Montbello 6 P. West 42 Grizzli 17 Cheyenne Mtn 0 Gvizzlie 47 A. cademy 7 �rizzlie 34 Mitchell 0 Libert 0 Grizzlie 1 Grizzlie 32 Widefield 12 Montbello 16 Grizzlie 18 Grizzlie 6 Grizzlie 6 L gend 0 outh 12 Falcon 16 Grizzlie 44 Grizzlie 27 rizzlie 22 We t24 hey. Mt. 9 Final Reco 7-3 Air Academy 0 �Grizzlies 34 itchell12 Grizzlies 28 Widefield 0 Grizzlie 4 Liberty12 Grizzlies 13 Montbello 14 Grizzlies 46 Legend 6 Grizzlies 8 We t20 Grizzli 14 outh 21 Grizzlie 34 Chey.Mt.16 Grizzlie 35 alcon 27 rizzlie 27 Air cademy 12 Final Record 7-3 CAPTAINS Soph. JAMES GARRETT \hot at\\ inning and al o help other., do the <,arne." Matt .,aid. "I think of thi'> a\ my team and m) brother'>: l never let my brother., dO\\ n. l work m) butt off for my brother'> o we can be champions." TREMELL LEY Tremel! said. "Football is o imponant to me becau<,e It taught me not to settle for les'> t.WIIr---1..!1';1!1" and strive to wm." Tremel! 1s the \tar running-back for the fre.,hman football team but. he also ulls J when hi team doe n·t have a game. Fr.DU TI RAE captains even giving up the summer to work out. �Grizzlie 0 rizzli Doh rty 3 Palmer 0 Var it V 11 ball Captain 20 10 r. Kaitl~ n 'lileto Helme! Da' m pr3ctu:e 1' one mem{ I} emor 1\.alll) n \ 1 eto \\On 1 \\ e ,.i:.l':."? 3 Grizzlie 3 Grizzlie 3 Grizzlie 3 Falcon 0 Le' i Palmer 1 Widefield 0 �Grizzlie 3 Grizzlie :3 Grizzlie :3 Grizzlies :0 rizzlie :3 Grizzlie :3 Wa onO Mitchell :0 Di coven Can on :o Cheynenne ountain :3 \Voodland Park :0 andcreek :0 �Grizzlie 2 rizzlie 3 Grizzlie 3 G rizzlie 2 Grizzlie 1 Falcon 0 Wa on 1 Mitchell I Di covery Canyon 0 Palmer Ridge 3 �cs ua Grizzlies 2 Grizzlie 3 Grizzlies 2 Grizzlie 2 Grizzlie 2 Grizzlies 2 Palmer 0 Widefield 1 Wa onO Mitchell 0 Cheyenne Woodland ParkO tt. 0 How i your eason going? oph. a' ima Au tin "Before our match. \\e til-e to play rowdy orne game and start getting pumped up. I think: our season has definitely had ups and dO\\ ns. but we ha\e improved a lot. We are acting more and more like a team." oph. Alonza cott ea. on may have started out rough. but we ha\e been able to come together and bond like a team. I like to get everyone to cheer on the court whether or not we get a point." "Our Fr. Mi che' Hubbard " o far we have had a reall:r good ea. on. We ha\e onl} to t one game. \\ e lost the game because we were too quiet. When we beat Cheyenne Mountain. we went into the game rQ\\d)'. �Leading the Team r. tepbanie Driver other 1 ter . though we would fight, we would get over it and still love each other." greatest about team year was ou bonding. Thi year we b nded better than any of the other year~ I was here." r. "I love getting the pumped up. Theway i get the team pumped i we pray fir. t and then we do a Works time." Grizzlie 8 rizzlie 17 Grizzlie 12 Grizzlies 14 Grizzlie 4 Elizabeth 10 litchell 0 Palmer 0 Doherty 0 Woodland Park 2 �Grizzlies 0 Grizzlies 3 Grizzlies 5 Grizzlies 21 rizzlie " Grizzlie 10 Lewi Palmer 10 Widefield 13 and reek 9 Wa on4 F Chy. Mtn. 8 6 �rizzlie 8 rizzli · 14 Grizzlies 11 Grizzlie 15 Grizzlie 13 Harri on 11 Rampart 14 ountain 6 Palmer 9 Cheyenne 16 �Grizzlie 3 Grizzlie 8 Grizzlie 6 Grizzlies 12 Grizzlies 24 Grizzlie 18 Liberty 4 Woodland Park6 Air eadem 4 Widefield 4 Palmer 4 Palm r Rid e 5 Sea on Favorite oph. Kelley toyer "My favorite po'ition i' \econd because ne\er )Ou're bored. and ) ou ah\a}'> are mo\ing. I enjoyed my team thi ) ear becauo,e \\e \\ere al\\a)'> there for each other. Fr. Lauren Anding 'I like first base because you get all the action, and you can always get the outs. My favorite th1ng was the people, all the personalities put together was fun. Fr. KiitUn Tobin 'My pos1tion is short stop because it IS a big responsibility. My favorite thing this year was that we got better, and we were neve bored.' �rizzlie 0 Le" i Palmer 3 Jr. Keith ay ' Widefield because they are our rivals, and I know a lot of people who play on the1r team . The first game was a lie at 2-2, but the second game we beat them 3-0.' Dunng th1s season, Cays had a total of 3 po1nts and 2 shots. r. Jo hua Waugh Chevenne Mountain because I shut it With 24 Both r. Javier Gutierrez My favorite team to play was Falcon, because I had my first hat trick 1n my school high career.' A hat trick IS when you score a total of 3 goals in one game. The score at the end of the game was 10-0. 62 rizzli 2 Widefield 2 J'rizzlie · 1 Grizzlie 3 Grizzlie 2 Palmer 3 Wa on 1 Di covery anyon 3 �rizzlie 0 Grizzlie 2 heyenne Mountain 3 Woodland Park 2 rizzlies 10 Falcon 0 Grizzli 5 Sandcreek 0 rizzli s 2nd Fountain Valley Tournament rizzlie lOth ML Tournament �--:-] Grizzlie 4 c 3 rizzli Pueblo entral 3 4 Grizzlie 4 Grizzlie 5 Grizzlie 2 Pueblo uth Fountain Ft. Car on 2 Palmer Ridge 5 �Grizzlies 0 Grizzlies 0 Grizzlies 2 Grizzlies 5 heyenne Mt.7 Lewi Palmer 7 Coronado 5 Widefield 2 Grizzlies 2 Grizzlie 4 and Creek 3 �66 Grizzlies 0 and reek 3 Discoven an · n heyenne M t. 7 �Grizzlie Palmer Ridge 5 Pueblo 'outh 3 Pueblo ' ntral �'I love a challenge! Th witch rom lacro e to cheerleading eemed like a challenge that I ''anted to take. Thi ea on I have had 2 concu ion and a torn mu cle, but I till love being a cheerleader no matter what." -J r Tichina Brook "I love that we can how chool pirit, cheer on our team , and hang out with all the other girl Being captain of the JV feam make me feel good to know that I can help the girl whenever they need it. "-Jr. A hley Fuller �"I've done cheerleading for 5 year and I Jove everything about it. I love that I can b really enfhu ia tic, outgoing and be able to expre who I really am. 'fhe athlete in pire me becau e I know 1f .tJ;tey. haye omeone there to keep them po JtJve 1t w1ll help them to win."-Fr. arah Vi covi "To be a backspot you have to pay a lot of attention to everyone and make ure the tlyer is afe. Being a backs pot you have to be wilhng to let omeone fall on top of you. During my 3 year of cheerleading, my injurie incfude: elbowed in the no e, decompres ed di k. in m back and the wearing away of cartilage in m knees."- r. Ashli Archuletta man) The mot challengmg part t\ when )OUr team h\ten and the re\t of the don't communtcate. To keep the girl\ mIme , we set boundarie\. Thi'o \eason we had a lot of injurie\, but overall it wa' good" Being known a one of the leader at 1e a Ridge i one of the rea on I enjo) bemg a captain. Ha\ mg to put people m line t the harde t part ot being a captain. Tht ea-.on wa rough for We encountered a of unfortunate but .ea on we all have gouen clo er and tronger. Being a captain for soccer and cheerleading i \ e!) different. I jm.t 'ta) po itive to get thmg done. The part I IO\ e mo. t about bemg a captam i. that I get to a role model and a leader. The most challengmg part i that tf -.omethmg goe. wrong. it ah\a)S fall back onto the 0 It �Grizzlie 46 Grizzlie 57 Evergr n 56 Grizzlie 62 Pueblo ounty 28 rizzre 69 Sierra 48 Lewi Palmer 26 Grizzlie 58 Chj~ve1nne Mt.. 49 �Grizzlie 69 Grizzlie 76 57 Grizzlie 39 Grizzli nd reek 49 �2010-2011 captains Fr. Mi che' Hubbard my team. aid Hubbard :\1i. che' i a vel) dedtcated and talented captain who hope to be one again next year if po> ible. Fr. Vene annah Itugbu have love whatever they 're doing. " aid Fr. Vene annah ltugbu. 1y team i> one big happy family . we fight but we get along mo t of the time." oph. Kel ee Witt were phenome nal. although, conng and turnover are our wea point, and we can't run a play to ave our live !" For not knowing he wa a captain, he urely enjoy it! �~o-~r Captains oph. Brianna Valdez all about the team. ay oph Brianna. Breeter. aide£. "I pia) not onl) to make my elf better but my Our team. defense is alway on lock, and I can't wall to see where my team goe from here!" Jr. Tai ha Wood ard to be too pushy." Jr. Tasha Woodya rd aid. "I like playing with var..ity swinger becau e 11 give u the inten it) of a var it) game. Ta ha 1 the quiet one who comes out with a bang! Jr. Heather exton and the court. 'Tm not a very verbal aptain, but I like to encourage and help m) team." 73 �Grizzlie 42 rizzlie 46 52 Pueblo ounty 69 Grizzlie 64 Cheyenne Grizzlie 39 Mountain 71 Grizzlie 51 Lewi Palmer 104 Mitchell71 �Grizzlie 47 Grizzlie 42 Grizzlie 63 oranado 63 Di. coven· Can}on 77 \\ oodland Park 61 Grizzlie 38 Grizzlies 65 Was on 91 Vita Grizzlie. 44 Grizzlie \ idefield 65 Harrison 91 Grizzlies 47 Grizzlies 67 Falcon 70 ir 64 74 , "~ -- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ -"'=---- -----==-- ~-- 11 11 ~'!:: - ----==------ Grizzlie 58 reek 65 ----~ ~ --==--==----- - uarsitg captains 2011 ..... .... ' I love being in charge and telling people what to do, also my ma1n goalth1s year for the team is to be better than last year's team by getting 5 wins on the season ." Tyler IS the ' big guy" on our team , and everyone is aware when he comes 1n the game! ~.--- . .. Pa IM ' To be a captam is being able to tell people what to do and have them listen to you. Paul also sa1d, ' We try to show people we 're better than what the scoreboard shows." T..-r"W only senior captain on the team, Alton Terry, also known as Andre ', is all about the team. ' The best th1ng about the season IS bonding as a team .' He stated that his team was determined' and that he tries not to think about high school ending . �Captains �Ia �Grizzlie L Pueblo outh W Jun1or Cays IS a returning for his th1rd year on varsity. "I like being a captain because the younger kids on the team look up to me . They work hard because I yell at them ," he smiled. stranger the pressures of vars1ty. He is a state qualifier (last year) and plans on doing big things this year. "I like being a captain because in hard t1mes you have to support and lead by example." ......re .... Jr. Devonte IS also a returning state qualifier and up ended plac1ng second at State in the 160 weight class this year. "I like be1ng capta1n because I get to tell everyone what to do, and I also get to show them how to be a leader." rizzlie \V Grizzlie W Grizzlie W Grizzlie W Pueblo We t L Chyenn Mountain L Wa on L and reek L �Grizzlie L Di covry Canyon rizzlies ~ Rocky Ford W Grizzlie \V Air Academy L captains illi Gei Jr. Dillon Ge1ger is returning _ '11--.--......._ varsity starter and plans on making this year a great one. 'I like being captain because I get to take on that leadersh1p role for the team,' he said . .r----------.. a Shane Molina power I have to help the outcome of the team's performance,' he said when asked why he likes be1ng a captain . 79 �80 0379 10 D 125 D391 03110 S03 154 Harrison 51 ountain89 asson 64 ierra 13 �L Final - 200 Free Relay- Mesa/Widefield- Sth place. 200 Medl y Relay- Mesa/Widefield- 6th place. 200 Individual Medley- Mesa/Widefield-11th, 11th, and 13th place. Overall, the girls took 8th in a 4A division. 9vvirnrning 9eniors W ha-t- vvas your t'av ori-t-e & vvirnrnOng rnecnor-y? 1) favorite v.1mmmg memory i~ ju'>t ~v.1mmmg . and being m the v.ater. I Jo,e to v.im. and I am going to mis~ being on the WSD3 team. The girls were just a JOY to be around . It v.as a very good season 1 r. Kri ta Cvr M) favorite ~imming memOr) 1 v.hen I v.a-. going up for a dive. and one of the g1rl'> -.a1d. 'Go Kr)'>tal' and Kara turned around and a1d. " It\ Kmta. not Kry . tal I felt ver) clo-.e v. 1th the g1rb after that day' r. hauni Yavor ky M) favonte memOr) 1 ju'>t being at the meet'>. We v.ould all be yelling and team. becau-,e '' e like -.howing hov. good of -.pon-, '' e are �"To get into the zone, I ry o focus and try to think about what I shoul do on t e field. I am a right defender, and I lo e guarding and protecting my team ."- r. oe·a· Acevedo one of the leaders Ms. Lang How lilies if I gai g tra. plagi 1 1.- Mesa Ri e. •• caadlli 1 ar Mesa Ridge'? I think it helps me understand the challenges of the girls who haven't played before, and to help them with their skills, and getting better with things they already know . ....., ... 1 . . . .1 llllbis seas. is g · 1 •• ga'? I think ills going to go very well. We'll learn how to play together as a team and just enjoy it as we go along . VA llilll g lllecillle r• ceadl 1.- Mesa Ridge Ibis gear'? I wanted to coach soccer this year because I love soccer. The girls are really nice, and good players. I can 't wait to see how they improve by the end of the season . VAal was g•r fau..-ire "li• i• sea:er"!' WAg'? My favorite position IS left fullback because it was the most fun and one of the most challenging . It was challenging because I had to switch sides. I played right fullback , then switched to left; I had to be disciplined . "'Headstrong' by Trapt gets me in the zo;Being a forward, I get to run up and down th! field . I love this position because I get !( core. pending time with friends is also wh I love soccer." -Carol Ellsworth �"Listening to any music by Lil' Wayne gets me in the zone before a game. I love playing forward because I get to score points. The most points I have ever scored in a game was 4 points, which is a Hat Trick and one more point." -Sr. Ish a Sumah "To get in the zone, I focus strictly on warm up with no distractions. I like to play mid field because it is offense and defense, and I have control of both sides, but it is my own position. " -Jr. Rachel Stevens �"I love everything about baseball. I love being with my team mates, I love the sound of the ball hitting the bat, and the sound of a new glove when catching a ball. Everything about baseball I love. " - Sr. William Boden "I love baseball because it is one of those few sports that has an individual and team aspects. You play as a team but when you're at the plate or pitching, it's mono y mono. I love how it's a giant chess game: you have to figure out how to place your pieces to try to beat your opponent." - Coach Dave Boden �"I love baseball because it's fun to be outside in the nice weather and feel the fresh air. I love hitting and the battle between you and the pitcher. I love the feeling of throwing kids out and that feeling of my skill beating his." - Soph . Marco Cuthbert. "I love baseball-just everyth ing about it: I love hitting, I love fielding- it's just my zone. I love the feeling I get when my team rallies back and wins. I just love everything about baseball. " - Sr. Alex Gonzalez coaches Dave Boden Coach Boden has been coaching for five years. He said, The biggest obstacle when 11 comes to coaching is getttng kids to stay eligible and over coming the ltme crunch.' This year the team is filled with sentors, and one happens to be his son. He sa1d, fun and ' It's amazing time to coach my son, but I treat him like every other ktd. The senior class is special this year because it's the first class I've had all four years through the program, and it's really fun to have watched them grow over the years.' Cody Woodside ' I like to coach because it's really rewarding a success. I just like the feeling I get when I see that.' 85 �,..,... "For me tennis means a chance to connect with girls that have the same interest and love for the sport that I have" - Lacie Gal her 86 'en,.,·IS · Chat/en . IS tun, . Way to gmg and exciting meet a , ~S new P great ara eopte., Ad n ... Ad Ou-tWho leads the team~ •Tenms is very tmportant to me because of the gtrls and helping everyone get tnvolved. My favorite thing about tennis is the feeling of family and having the girls know that I am there for them no matter what. I am going to mtss the sentors because some of them have been with me for years. Some of the gtrls were wtlh me on JV and then they followed me to varsity. C..dl M el• "I coached this year because I wanted to be tnvolved with the gtrls that play. My favonte part of tennis is hangtng out with the girls and being able to be mean because 11 boosts my selfesteem. My team is going to do well this year because we are going to work on fundamentals everyday and become good tennis players.• �"For me tennis is fun and I make a lot of friends, and it is a good way to get anger out." - Katelyn Cool �88 "Pride is the feeling you get when you accomplish a specific goal." --Fr. Shamara EngstromByrd, Jumper/Hurdler "Pride is a sense of self-respect. It's a value within you. It's an amou of confidence which makes you believe you can do anything." --Fr. Savannah Richardson , Runner "Pride is showing you're good at something like sports , school, c eiJackson �"Pride is the ounce of heart that keeps you pushing through those last few steps of the race to bring home another win. " --Soph. Bryce Johnson, Hurdler "Pride is a special quality gained by achieving a difficult task. " __ Jr. Marcus Brown Runner "Pride is something valued above others; it's having spirit for a specific thing ." -- Fr. Brandon Medina, Runner �90 Varsit Girls Soccer Bottom Rm\: "-1lcahla cott. lsha uma. Jes 1ca Rmenberg. Dem1 aldet. Deja Acevedo. Jordan achon. od) t<lCkert. and ·,colle \\limber!). Rm1: Apnl Dnolek. -.hle:r Polk. Connna ee. athan Ho kms. atmna Van Es ebtine. D) Iann Fmle:r. Coach lingerie. Ja:rmin Trefethen. Jenni Osgard. Carol Ellw.orth. na tach1tu-.. lex Manano. and Ja,ier Gutierre1. Varsit Baseball Front Row: lex Gonzalei', Zach Grace, Anthony oluren, Daniel mith, Trea' Hores. Travis Townsend. Back Row: Coach Dave Boden, Drew Mathis, kyler Altonen. Travis Pond, Kyle andy, Tate Grotelue. chen, Thomas Turner, Coach Cody Wood. ide. ot Pictured: Willie Boden Jordan Robin on, Manager , Kay la Roberts, Olajumoke Akala, A hli Archuleta. �Track GR 1 Z Listed al habeticall : Call Antolini , Matthew Atkins, Joshua Blankenship, Devin Bolden , Pa1ge Braaten, Erin Borchard , Marcus Brown , Caleb Byars, Kiana Coleman , Coleman , Rico Collins, Madison Cowan Crisllonna Clark-Matulov1ch , Dallas Clark, Chris Cutcher, lft1skhara Dunne , Shama Engstrom, Kellie Evens, Alicia Fethke, B Frank, Chase Frankford, Dion Fntsche, Dest1nee Gilbert, Jocelynn Gilmore, David K1m Hammond , Anthony Hernandez, Haskins, Alexis Hunt, Rachael Jackson Jesse James, Bryce Johnson, Devonte Johnson , Brady Jones, Jordan Jones, Sebastian Krakowski, Joshua Livingston , Ra1na Lopez, Alyssa Magalong , Mason, McKenna Mauck, Brandon Medina, Breanna Mires, Amelle Menges, Devon Miller, Shane Molina, Nichella Nal, Alexis Nozari, Palomba, Brandon Pearson , Dakota Ramsdell, Trevor Roady, Damitrius Robinson , Dominic Robinson, Donovan Rob1nson, Kadeshia Rose , Marissa Rudd, Thomas Rydzynski, Ed Salazar, Aaron Seals, Amber Smith, George Sm1th, Krysten Smith, Tramell Stanley, Josh St. Germain, Stellmach, Evan Story, Brandon Swan<;ut1:,1 Gassy Swancutt, Jesse Toiles, Da J Turner, Procopio Valdez, Josiah Valenzuela, Geneva Vargas, Eric Vasquez, Patricia Vasquez, Sarah Viscovi, Abigail Ward , Josh Whatley, Dustin Waugh , Trevanayh Wilkerson, Shauni Yavorsky Varsit Tennis Bottom Row: Mark Magdaleno, mith, Dalton Jason Kim, Ryan Frizzell, and ick mullen. Top Row: Coach Felice, Breanna Sage, Gloria Lujan, Kalen arter, mber Whittemore, a. sandra Kraus, Gina Hammond, Bre' nna Br ks, arah shley Eslinger, Yvonne Da•is, oi tman, Taylor Richards, and Coach Mi leto. �. Wrestling 2011 State Qualifiers Marcus Williams Devonte Johnson Keith Cays Tanner Buck Front rO\• (from Left to Rtght): Tremel! tanle}. De\·on igil. Blake PeL ue. Mtcah Perez. Wilham Qutles. Procopio aldez, Zacke!) Garcta. Franci<,co Litarraga. Brandon Gonzale7. Tro} Blue. Eddie Me.,tas. and Dominique Hughe~. Middle Row : Trevaughn Whatley. Thoma Turner. Kyle Feather. ton . heldon Berg. Tyler Peret. Thoma<, Rjdlynski. David Vigil. Wyatt Becwar, and Dustin Ra e. fu Row: Coach 1ar!.. Walker. Coach Ric!.. \\'ilson, Tanner Buck. Andrew tewan , athan an Winkle. Marcus Williams. Jame Garrell, Du<,ha\\n Wilham . Keith Caj'>, Aaron Freeman. hane Mohna. Dillon Geiger, Devonte Johnson , Coa h teven DaBelko. and Coach Don Erick on . Varsity Cheer Front RO\•: (From Left to Rtght) Tichina Brooks. helby Ko<,I..i. ubree Whitloc!.. , ara Dasugo. lesha Lane. Ashley Bailey. Brandie Thompson. D}lann Finley. and Jazmin Montgomery. To Row : shli Archuletta, Krista C}r. amantha Winter.,, hawna Hawk in'>. Jo.,ephtne Manme1. Aida ontrcra<,, Patge Riner, rielle TruJtllo. Alyssa algar. and OlaJum ke Akala. 92 �Front Row: Stephanie Rose , Seth Fntsche.BenJamln Ryberg, Patrick Dock. and Joey Craig . To Row: Coach Hartzel , Adam Osborne, Aust1n Steward, Thomas B1sgrove , Colby Plyley, Lou1s Padilla, Joey Staatz, Sabin Eubanks, Tyler Tyrrell , Troy Pond, Troy Blue , and Josh Fritsche. Bottom Row: Merissa Damm, Ka1tlin Tobin, Karissa DesBouillons , and Kesira Rogan . To Row: Brittany Walker, Bnttany Stark, Ashley Smith , Krista Cyr, Coach Lang, Samantha Cole , Haily Beatty, and Allyson Stachitus. Bottom Row: Felicia Sm1th, M1sche Hubbard, Jamie Ou1rk, Valorie Lopez, Alexia Nal , Sarah Moore, and Nichole Bevel. TQR_Row : Jacob Miller, Samantha Alley, Vivian Cole, Coach Kressler, Elizabeth Laws, Allyson Stachitus, Alexis Beauregard , Devonne Bullock, Rachael Stevens, Carolina James, Khieli Sronce, Bree Wood, Jazm1n Montgomery, Marco Gandara, and Brandon Gonzalez. Listed AI habeticall : Tyanna Akon , Lauren And1ng Ka1tlyn Artz. Josephine Berno, Kalyn Bessert. Samantha Biles. Rachael Campbell. Jade Capezzuto. Jasm1ne Caso . Megan Clark. Laura Coleman . Katelyn Cool Virg1n1a Dantzler, Bridget Oorcey, Sara Ely, Angela Espinoza, Jenlyn Esteban-Pagala. Melissa Farac1. Lacie Gallagher. La Shaunt1 Hall, Stephame Hardy, AJa James. April Jaramillo, Jaclyn Johnson, Shelby Koski . Kate Krause, Kelci Lee. Megan MarJernson . Fedelina Mart1nez. Jenmfer Martinez, Serena Mart1nez, Melissa Mclaren. Skyler Miller, Candyce Moss. Jordyn Quirk . Pa1ge R1ner, Angelina R1vas , Selena Rodnguez, Rebecca Rood. Cheyenne Scntchheld, Karsta Stoudt, and Ka1tlyn Z1nke . 93 �Varsity Girls Basketball Points Per Game Kaitlyn Mileto 27.1 Boards Per Game La Shai Powells 12.2 Assists Per Game Asianna Rivera 4.4 To Row:(From Lett to Right) Shelby Hodgin, Samantha Phillips, Samantha Rudd , and Morgan Slayton . Bottom Row: Coach Erin Ravin , Coach Eric Hulen, Tiffany Farkas, La Shai Powells , Chianne Cates, Kaitlyn Mileto, Asianna Rivera, Lukas Landing (manager) , Shanikwa Lewis , and Gabriella Harrison Purnell. Varsitv Rovs Basketball Points Per Game Andre Terry 13.3 Boards Per Game Tyler Oster 7 Steals Per Game Paul Martin 1.6 9-l To Row : (From Left to Right) Debril Tatum, Da Juan Turner, Morris Gilbert, Steven Jackson, Marcus Brown, Skyler Altonen, Coach John Iwanski, Coach Jon Anding,Coach Nick Williams, Coach Joesph Grimaldo Tyler Oster, Paul Martin, Andre Terry, Cody Groff, and Lucas Ephron. Mana ers (From Left to Right): Terinny Martinez, Kimberly Madrid, Jade Cockrell, and Bridget Dorcey. �C Squad Girls Bottom Row: (Left to Right) Tiffani Jackson , Chianne Cates , KeiCee Witt, Heather Sexton , and Nichole Bevel. To Row : Taisha Woodyard , Madison Cowan , Coach Jeff Beatty, Marisol Dyer,and Coach Erin Ravin . Bottom Row: (From Left to Right) Haily Beatty, Evon Washington, and Destinee Gilbert. Top Row: Coach Erin Ravin, Jessica Bevel , Mische' Hubbard, Shamara Engstrom-Byrd, Ana Stachitus, Rachael Campbell, and Marisol Dyer. C Squad Boys Bottom Row: (From Left to Right) Azira Rivera , Coach Jeff Beatty, Kiante Acevado , Aja James , Brianna Valdez , Aundral Marshburn ,and Cody Stockert. To Row: Shannon Garrett, Marisol Dyer, lftiskhara Dunne ,and Kristina Robertson . S JV B -~-0 Bottom Row:(From Left to Right) Terinny Martinez, Nathan Hoskins, Lucas Ephron , Brett Gonzalez, and Jade Crockrell. Middle Row: Coach Joesph Grimaldo, Bridget Dorcey, Brandon Dempsey Trevon Summers, Deon Brannon, Caelen Norrington, Kimberly Madrid, and John Iwanski . To Row: Coach Jon Anding , Jordan Rhodes, Christopher Cutcher, Devon Miller, Sabin Eubanks, and Coach Nick Williams. Bottom Row: (From Left to Right) Isaiah Wilson , Joseph Craig , Jacob Scheiler, and Jake Grotelueschen. Middle Row: Coach Joesph Grimaldo, Kimberly Madrid, Malik Webb, Jeromy Medina- Perra, Caelen Norrington, Jade Cockrell , and Coach John Iwanski. To Row: Coach Jon Anding, Joshua Graves, Sabin Eubanks, Josdy Luna, Peterson ltugba,anl Coach Nick Williams. 95 �1Q-9 Front Ro" : (From Left to R1ght) Cody Stocken. Gloria LuJan. \tiddle R '' : KelCee Witt. am my Beam. Je '>ICa Brklich. Liz Lee han. To Ro" : oach \I Bu>tillo>. A>hley Robem. tephame Dnver. tephanie Ro>e. Kayla Roben'>. and Heather exton. Varsity Soccer Overall Record G-7-2 League Record 2-Q-2 Non-League Record Home Record I 2-2 Front Ro" : (From Left to R1ght) Ivan Dorcey, Dam1tnu> Robm>on. ate Melbrod. Javier Gutierre7, Darnell Gayle. Roben chwan, Vmccnt Lopet. \1iddl e Row: Alex Mariano. Cody Cowa. Jason Rohde, Keith Cays. had Cro'>'>. ate Ho>kin>. Demi ValdeL To Ro11 :1 oach Greg ungerie. Donovan Robinson, Joey Penner. Thoma> We,tland . Jo>h Waugh. Marl-. Monikes. \!Jatt Atkm>. Ray anchet. an Je\\ica Ro,enberg. 96 Line Drive De~ Disc;Piine Turf Team meals MRHS Striker Snow Cleats playoffs Jerseys Penalty Kick �Bogs Golf Fr nt Row: (From Left to R1ght) Tyler Barnett, Caelen Nornngton, Zachary Grace, Alejandro Gonzalez, Chad Hovasse, Joshua Stevens. To Row: Coach James Hue rena James Hue rena Kale Mala, Zachary Neal, Drew Mathis,Tyler Hutchison . Coach Jon Reimer Coach Rick Wilson . - Bogs soccer I !...~!L!.""-'"-'. (From Left To R1ght) Charles Young , Brandon Patz, Dalton Frizzell , Jason K1m, Tyler Oster, Johnathan Koch , Ryan Sm1th . To Row; Coach Usa Felice, Madeline Stacy, Coach Monty Fetters, Daniel Smith , Tate Grotelueschen , Mark Magdaleno, Thomas Turner, Amber Whittemore, Gina Hammond , Yvonne Davis, Brandon Willingham. Front row: (From Left to Right) Angel Colon , Fab1an Medina Ernest Archuleta, Brandon Gonzalez, Eddie Mestas, Jacob Scheiler, Jeromy Medina-Perea. Second row: Jacob Miller, Tristan Oakes, Nicholas Hamill, Connor Schmidt, Marco Gandara, Christopher Kle1nf1eldt. Th ird row: Coach Ben Kressler, Richard Cowell, Blake Pelsue , Denton Lawrence, Jesse James, Caleb Hershberger, Jacob Waugh , (managers) Devonne Bullock, Kaitlyn Z1nke. Front Row; (From Left to Right) Kellle Evans, Cassandra Swancutt, Geneva Vargas, Raina Lopez, Amelie Menges, McKayla Osburn , Jade Murray, Cali Antollni. Second Row: Aaron Seals, Josiah Valenzuela, Nicholas Alderman , Bryan Frank, Jakob Freng , Chase Frankford , Jordan Jones. Third Row: Stone Frankford, Brandon Swancutt, Dav1d Armstrong, Brandon Pearson, Adam Stellmach . To Row : Coach Duran , Coach Summerdorf, Caleb Byars, George Smith, Destin Wilkerson , Nathan VanWinkle, Shane Molina, Coach Carl Burgess, Coach Belinda Armstrong Sk Hole in One 0 eense 410-t..ove Front Row: (From Left to Right) Alexis Beauregard Middle Row : Rachel W1t!lg , Addie Harris, Ashley Fuller, Jennifer Grace . To Row : Siana Holloway, Amber Mason , Katelyn Cool. ----- Snow playoffs PomPoms ..... cleats Goal 97 Goalie �Varsity Football ga Passing Yards Per Game ·; :·-·-~-·- ~-~153 ..,.... ):: 5- ' .· . ':;] ~ ~ ; ~- '·-- _·_,.. -.tl.a .~- ,_ Rushing Yards Per Game I 178.2 Tackles Per Game Front Row: (From Left to Right) Tyson Dunckel , Devante Johnson. First Row: Frankie Lizarraga Nicko Gibson , Tanner Buck, Jordan Bunnell , Enrico Collins. Second Row: Brianna Valdez, Coacr Joseph Grimaldo, Coach Scott Roberts, Coach Everett Charlson , Coach Rob Braaten , Coach DavE Boden , Coach George Smith , Coach Doug Scott, Tiffany Farkas , Shelby Hodgin. Third Row: Altor Terry, Joseph Palomba, Braden Jones. Fourth Row: Thomas Westland , Phillip Rhodes, Alexande Kazee, Steven Jackson, Lance Penner, Morris Gilbert. Fifth Row: Johnathan Mullineaux, Kennetr Conklin, Ryan Maison , Brayton Medina, Dushawn Williams , Micah Warford , Travis Pond, Marcus Brown . Points Per Game 22.8 Varsity Volleyball Top Performer Points Mandi Uelasquez 1!1Q Top Performer Assists Mandi Uelasquez 538 Top Performer Total Attacks llaitlg• Milet• Q1Q llaitlgn Milet• 15. Top Performer Solo Blocks Melissa Hansen 15 ·ae y>n D Dynamite etense Front Row: (From Left to Right) Jocelynn Gilmore , Taisha Woodyard , Mandi Velasquez, Sarabeth Haworth, Kalen Carter. Top Row: Coach Melissa Knutson , Tamika Robinson-Williams, Grace NeaL Kaitlyn Mileto, Melissa Hansen , Alyssa Magalong , Coach Samantha Smith, Coach Laura Martin. ~\\1 Disci,...r ~'~ me Skin on the floor Turf Fat Five Helmets Ace jetse'JS Team meals ._ kneepads Bust Heads Cleats playoffs Touchdown �Front Row:_!fiQm Left l2..Bi9hl) Ruben Valdez. Justus Wollams. ISJ8h Wolson, Adam Osborne Deso DesBou.,oons. Dakota Reohl First Row: Camren Burns. Mah Webb. Manhew Rr.era Dallas Clark, Troy Blue . TremmtJ!I Stanley. Je"'e Toil• Second Row: Haley Beaty, Jessoca Bevel. Octavous Walten, Warren Stanley. Dernck Thornton, Anth<>ny Montanez Third Row· Duston Rase, AnthOny Taylor Danoel Garcoa , Auston Steward. Tt Bosgrove. Jc.o;hua Graves. Domonoque Hughes. Wyan Becwar Fourth Row: Devonte Palmer Thoomas Rydzonksko , Alex Stover Joshua Lovongston, Xavoer Garcoa Brandon Modona TraVIs w ans. Jonathan Wolhams Front A w F om Left i t Andrew Stewart. Davod Hammond. Marco Cuthbert. Jadow Hughes. Emesto Hughes. Tayo r Camp. Chns Hodgon. First Row:Joey Porter, Bryce Johnson . Jordan Rochardson, Cody Groff. Joe Fore Third Row: Bree Valdez, Andrea Bennet. Everen ChMson, Doug Scon. Jessoca Frasco Fourth Row : Deon Brannon. Jaleel John-Baptoste . Thomas Lang. Jo"hua St Germaon. Jordan Rhodes. Manhew Faraci. Da;uan Turner, Domonok Teague Garren. Fifth Row: Colby Chnsty, Devon M uer, Colon Hater. Cameron VanDeCasteel Sixth Row: Mochael Worwood Chns Cutcher, James Garren. Front Row From Left to Ri ht Adelen Borgen. Valorie Lopez. Middle Row: Stephaine Driver. Sabrina Seabaugh, Jamie Quirk, Breeanna Moorhouse. To Row ~Rachael Campbell. Tiffani Jackson . Shamara Byrd , Kaylee Carson , M1sche Hubbard , Melissa Knutson . Front Row: (From Left to Ri ht Kelly Moyer, Karo " a Dc,bo uill on,. 1iddle Rm.: Breanna age. Kaitltn Tobin, April Dtio lek. To > Ro" : na'ta"a tachitu,, Tay lor Klee, Lauren mhn g, Kmtin Smith. Shannon Garren Bob Goycoolea. Good Eye Bases De f] Teamwork 5\~eng\n T a Softballs Line Drive IU meals Front Row : From Left to Ri ht Fedelina Martinez, Chasy Deleon , Hannah Martinez. Middle Row : Amanda Jesse, Hanna Atwater. To Row: Steven Borchik, Evon Washington , Amber Kirk, Anastasia Stachitas, Kristina Robertson , Jenn1fer Forbess, Jennifer Martinez. Snow Ace playoffs Cleats Setters Touchdown Steal Sl ide into the ir laces ��101 �David Alexander Tiyessha Alexander Teya Alinas Ashley Allen Samantha Alley 102 Brianna Alvarado Victor Alvarez Eric Anderson Shanya Anderson Lauren Anding Douglas Angel Jacob Arellano-Owens Matthew Atkins Megan Atkins Hannah Atwater Laura Banbury Zachary Bankus Pseanna Barnes Alexandria Beardin Dominique Beatty Haily Beatty Alexis Beauregard Steven Beckstead Wyatt Becwar Ryan Benedict Elena Bermudez lan Berubu Jessica Bevel Thomas Bisgrove Deryck Blake Troy Blue Sean Bozarth Paige Braaten-Schuettpelz Aeron Bucheger Andrew Bucheger Marquise-Dian Burks Camren Burns Justin Burns Kayla Butler Skyler Cabell Kyle Callahan Rachael Campbell Alicia Carey John Carey Alexandra Garinger �Brittany Carroll MaKayla Carson Carlos Casares Josiah Castelow Elicia Cervantes Megan Chalmers Michael Anthony Chavez Tia Cherry Amber Chollett Dallas Clark Megan Clark Cristionna Clark-Matulovich Austin Clothier Treivonne Cobb Bria Coleman Kiana Coleman Laura Coleman Bryce Collins Angel Colon Aurora Cooley 0 Nicholas Coren Mikayla Cortes Cody Costra Tomas Covarubias Rodriquez Madison Cowan Gabrielle Cox Joseph Craig Arlena Crawford Aleena Crockett Arron Crow Dennis Crow Bradley Czosnyka Alisha Dale Merissa Damm Jonathan Dearment Alexis DelaTorre Glen DesBouillons Karissa DesBouillon Kelsea Deutsch Patrick Dock Savannah Doyel Shianne Drake Jastina Dumon Nicole Dusch Marisol Dyer 103 �104 Terence Eaton Tracie Edge Alyssa Elizondo Carol Ellsworth Chandler Emery Mary Engbrock Shamara Engstrom-Byrd Rebecca Espinoza Sabin Eubanks Kaylon Evans Marcia Evans Lameek Fennell Zachary Finley Shelby Flick Joshua Flores Jennifer Forbess Shyanne Fralish Abigail Freeman Jakob Freng Seth Fritsche Anthony Fry Andrew Fulks Christopher Ganuelas Daniel Garcia James Garcia Xavier Garcia Darius Gary Elijah Gerbitz Natalie Gibbons Destinee Gilbert Haeley Gladden-Agee Nadiyah Glenn-Bracey Jennifer Grace Joshua Graves Ivan Grimm Jake Grotelueschen Bailey Gurnsey John Haberle Eryn Hacker Mahlon Hall Michael Hammond Addie Harris Gabrielle Harrison Purnell Ebony Harvey Desiree Haugeto �Jeremy Heitz Khadijah Henry Myles Hernandez Caleb Hershberger Siana Holloway Stevie Horner Mische' Hubbard Dominique Hughes RaVen Hughes Andreas Hunter Benjamin Huxtable Mara Isakson Peterson ltugbu Venessannah ltugbu Tiffani Jackson 0 Jesse James Samuel Jaramillo Hanna Jenkins Velma Jenks Alexis Johnson Jordan Jones Tayler Jones Nathaniel Kahler Jennifer Kalina Zachary Kaufman Kayla Kelly-Purdy Roselyn Kilstrom Jordon King Amber Kirk Brianna Klass ' Taylor Klee Christopher Kleinfieldt Jordan Klippert Aaron Knodei-Eidridg Kate Krause Marly Laborde Brennen Langford Stephanie Larkin Elizabeth Laws Samantha Leach Joshua Livingston Shawn Logan James Long Mikayla Longbrake _ _ __ Jasmine Lopez 105 �106 Raina Lopez William Loveall Jesse Lovi Brandon Lucas Josdy Luna Aaron Mahoney Selena Marquez Jared Martin Sky Martin Fedelina Martinez Jennifer Martinez Josephine Martinez Amber Mason McKenna Mauck Cassandra Maurello Nathan Maximenko Nicole Maximenko Mathew McCue Brittany McDevitt Sean McDonald Hali McGowan Brandon Medina Jeremy Medina-Perea Tayler Merkle Martin Milatz Jacob Miller Breanna Mires Anthony Montanez Dylan Moore Breanna Moorhouse Logan Mountain Jade Murray Wesley Nail Casia Naputi-Cabrera Celena Navarro Caelen Norrington Michael Ochoa Mark Olivas Joseph Ortiz Adam Osborne Anthony Ottersberg Devonte Palmer Kevin Pantoja Xavier Parker Blanca Parra-Peralta �Savanah Pease Michael Peek Ashley Perez Alyssa Peter Kimberly Phair Colby Plyley Troy Pond Anthonie Poppell Jordan Powell t/i;-JJ~ I~ Samuel Pullen Tina Quintal Aeryn Quintana Jamie Quirk Dakota Ramsdell Christian Rapalo Dustin Rase Nicole Ray Kylee Reinhard Amber Rhinehart Enrique Rhoden 0 Colin Rice Jordan Richardson Savannah Richardson Cameron Richberger Dakota Riehl Destiny Rinder Matthew Rivera Kesira Rogan Alecia Romero Rebecca Rood ' Alec Rosiska Brenden Ross Samantha Rudd Maria Rush Ashley Rushay Benjamin Ryberg Thomas Rydzynski Yazmin Saenz-Sneath Liliana Sanchez Kylie Sassaman Colin Scheaffer Jacob Scheiler Amy Schindler Robert Schwanz Cheyenne Scritchfield 107 �108 Sabrina Seabaugh Justin Seyfarth Alysia Sherman Corinna Sherwood Derek Shreve Tarin Smith Corey Spurbeck Brandon St Peter Joseph Staatz Anastasia Stachitus Jessica Stambaugh Tyler Stamper Samantha Stanley Tremell Stanley Bailey Starling Abigail Steiner Colin Stephenson Austin Steward Gortney Steward Alexzander Stover John Suda Derrick Surges Joshua Swartz Shane Taggart Anthony Taylor Karson Taylor Cheri Thomas Taran Thompson Megan Tipton Kaitlin Tobin Jesse Toiles Dallas Trujillo Tyler Tyrrell Jessica Valdez Procopio Valdez Kayla Vance Davis Varboncoeur Sarah Viscovi Kristina Vonderharr Stephanie Wade Alexandra Wadle Garrett Waggoner Jamie Walk Brittany Walker Dakota Wallace �Abigail Ward Evon Washington Travis Watts Malik Webb Andrew Wilkerson Dakota Williams Jonathan Williams Justus Williamson Brian Wilson Christopher Wilson ~~~ Emily Wilson Isaiah Wilson Credie Windemaker Rachel Wittig Adrianna Wooden 0 Joseph Woodford Adam Young ' 109 �110 Kiante Acevedo Blaine Ahern Tyanna Akon Devonte Alexander Nicholas Allen Brittany Anderson Ernest Archuleta Mariya Archuletta Angelina Arroyo Devin Arruda Katilyn Artz Na'ima Austin Cesar Avila Ricardo Avilez Ashley Bailey Richelle Bailey Braydon Baker Ashley Barbee Tasha Bardell Tyler Barnett Samantha Beam Andrea Bennett Sheldon Berg Guadalupe Bernal Rocha Courtney Bishop Ryen Bodenberger Erin Borchard Kristen Bowen Mark Ryan Bowman Randy Boxley Deon Brannon Vincent Briones Khala Brooks Leana Brown Samantha Brown Ryan Bucheger Bridgitte Burns Sabrina Burns Zachary Bushey Michael Callahan Taylor Camp Wyatt Carter Jasmine Caso Ryan Cavender Brittany Chambers �Rachel Chambers Patrick Christy Mikala Clark Daniel Clemens Andrew Clemonds Heather Clyborne Jade Cockrell Shannon Colby Samantha Cole Antonio 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Lorri Baldwin Gina Barringer Jeff Beatty Stephanie Berns Amy Berwick Angela Bird Dave Boden teven Borchik Robert Braaten Mary Breyer my Brown Krista Bruckner Emily Burkhart AI Bustillos icole Carter Talia Cary cott hristiansen Tony ook harlene Coulte. 124 �Hulen Mrs. Fini ancy Darby Dawn Deutsch Matt Dyer Brett Elhoffer Dominick Faust Lisa Felice Monty Fetters Jennifer Filonowich Kelly Fini Cathy Fisher Jennett Gallego'> Joseph Gapinski Clint Garcia Joseph Garrett Bob Goycoolea ngela Hahn Dolly Handel Heidi Hanson Amy Hawkins-Keeler tacy Herman u. an Holman James Huerena Eric Hulen Mamie Hunter 125 �Mrs. Felice There~a Huntsman John Iwanski Tina Jenkins Pat Jungling hirley Ka..,..,ebaum Rebecca Keith manda Kerrigan Andrew Kerth Melissa Knutson andy Koch Mi[.;e Kossman Tara Lang Kris Lettenmaier Gail Lott Chip Mac Enulty manda Martinezillalta Kathi Mata Jesse Maurer rman Mays Billie McKinney E in McMahon Tammy Medina Beverly Mellars Kathleen Mena 126 �They should probably change the name from Murphy's Law to Morse's Law. "I attract random acts of violence,• said Mr. Morse. He has torn his achilles tendon while playing basketball. "It was like a little ball on my leg, and to shower I had to wrap a garbage bag around my leg." Then, one day walktng out of an Old Chicago , two guys were screaming back and forth in the cars in front of him. One of the guys pulled out a gun and started shooting in his directton. The picture to the right is a picture of Mr. Morse's eye after he was kicked in the face and broke his eye socket. As he was leaving the Pita Pit he noticed a guy gettmg was jumped, so being a good guy, he went to break it up. His good deed backfired on him when the guy's friends joined in . They got him to the ground and kicked him in the face . We should all be grateful that we still have Mr. Morse teaching at Mesa Ridge. WSD 3. When asking her about rettrement, we wondered what she would miss. "I'm going to miss all of the kids. It makes me sad just thinking about it, she said With a frown . She also told us that she won't miss gradtng papers, but her favorite thing will be not driving on snowy days. "I am looking forward to doing whatever I want during the day instead of having to be at school ," she said. Mrs. Jungllng will be mtssed by her students and her fellow staH members. herri M ileto Brandy Miller Branda Morgan Caryn Morin Josh Morse Dorothe Muller Geri ance Kathy ickell Phil Olivas Kelly Orme ·her Li a Paddack Don Pletcher Glenn Pun. is Magali Quirk Erin Ravin David Reeder Jon Reimer Johanna Rhode Ivy Richards n Teodorita Romero i ole Roe Scott age 127 �a We asked Melissa Knutson, "What's something the students wouldn't know about She wasn't quite sure what to say at first. Then she told us something no one ready for. "I still watch the Disney Channel," she told us with a smile. That's the teacher grading your math test sits down every night and turns on the Channel. "It helps me fall asleep. Other than that, I can't explain why," she "My favorite show is 'Wizards of Waverly Place,' which doesn't make sense because I don't even like magic," she explained. While our other teachers are watching shows like 'Biggest Loser' and 'Crim1 Minds' she's sitting down watching Selena Gomez on 'Wizards of Waverly She may be an amazing teacher, but her choice of TV shows might raise eyebrow or two. Science teacher Rebecca Keith is a great teacher, but that was not always her dream. In her childhood, her dream was to be a Las Vegas Rockette. "When I was growing up, you could always find me dressed up in little costumes, dancing around in my house," she smiled . Mrs. Keith, when not grading or prepping for classes, can be found in a dance studio perfecting her technique. She is also very diverse in the style of dance she does. In her free time she practices Jazz, Ball Room, and Middle Eastern dance. Many seniors can probably remember when she danced across the gym floor in their freshman year Homecoming Assembly. Mrs. Keith is in good physical shape; better than most of our faculty members, and dancing is probably one of the biggest reasons why. Doreen argema Regina hea my mith George mith Holly mith Martha Carol)'n outhworth icole train colt train Michael ullivan Benjamin ummer~ Katrina Tam-.en JeffTh mas Karen Toomey Glen Truitt Karen agers Mark Walker hri'>tie Wezat 12 �On October 16th, 2010, Mrs. Baldwin became Mrs. Lorri Duren when she married Widefield High School"s pnnc1pal, Kev1n Duren. ' It was a very chill wedding,' sa1d Mrs. Duren . The two got married at Perfect Peace Baptist Church and had their reception downstairs. ' It was kind of last minute because we only had two weeks to prepare for it. It was really small (only 37 people). My son walked me down the isle, and we had Rudy's BBQ cater the reception ." The two met through Poor Boys, an a cappella group. They've known each other for eight years and dated for a year and a half. Mr. Duren asked Lorri to marry him while the two were on a family trip to San Francisco during the Fourth of July. The two of them used to joke w1th each other about marriage. "Anytime Kevin would do something I liked, I would say, 'marry me now.' If he ate something I made that he liked , he'd sigh, 'marry me now,' so when the time act ually came and he proposed, I didn't think he was serious. " Mr. Duren had a street vendor sketch a picture of Lorri that said 'Lorri, marry me' above her shoulder. ' He showed me the picture and then said, 'Will you make me the happiest man?' I was shocked!' where After the wedding, the Durens went to the Broadmoor they stayed for one night. "Then it was back to work for everyone,'' Mrs. Duren laughed. Belinda White Jerem_> William'> ick Williams Rick Wilson ndrea Wurm tein Regina Zander Len Zigment Mrs. Katrina Tamsen is known all around Mesa Ridge as the very happy lady in charge of Diversity Club, whose room (120) is a constant stream of students, down by the grizzly. What the school may not know, is Mrs. Tamsen was a cheerleader in college . She was at all the events rooting on all the teams. Her dedication really shined through when she hurt herself. She was doing a round off and landed in the splits, but something wasn't quite right. She pulled her hamstring. Mrs. Tamsen got up and finished out the rest of the game with a pulled hamstring, trying her best to not let her injury damper her performance. "All I can remember was thinking how bad it hurt, and how hard I tried not to cry," she explained. When she started teaching, she stuck around the cheerleading environment. In her first years of teaching, she was a sponsor for the cheerleaders and the pep club. "I was only 21 years old and had to drive around to all the events in a big yellow bus," she remembers. "I would always get lost." 129 ���Advisor Stacy Herman , Cali Antolini , Franklin Bennett, Kalyn Bessert, Nichole Bevel , Barret Bowman , Bre'Anna Brooks, Caleb Byars, Kalen Carter, · - Ch1anne Cates , Keith Cays, (.) Vivian Cole , Megan Crowe , 0 Michael Donnelly-Belcher, C/) Kellie Evans, Melissa ' - Farac1 , Stone Frankford , 0 Dalton Frizzell , Vanessa C Galloway, Patrick Harvey, O Derek Hunt, Kiraleigh :I: Hylands, Rachael Jackson , Christy Jersin, Amanda Jones, Brady Jones, Lukas C Land1ng , Alyssa Magalong, 0 Mark Magdaleno, Kale ...., Mata, Alexis Newton, Olney Norman, Toni Ousley, Brandon Patz, Tameika Pittman , Jon Plyley, La Shai Powells, Chelsie Roth , Thomas Amber Smith, Turner, Joshua Waugh , and Amber Whittemore . > Ci) m zm - ..J 132 Adv isors Benjamin Summers and Reg ina Shea , Olajumoke Akala, Josephine Berrio, Kalyn Bessert, Barret Bowman, Bre'Anna Brooks, Ashley Brown , Cassandra Bucheger, Kristina Burton , Jade Capezzuto, Kalen Carter, Keith Cays, Aida Contreras, Kayla D'Amour, Sara Dasugo, Yvonne Davis, Jade Donaldson, Cheyenne Salas, Melissa Farac1 , Dylann Finley, Stone Frankford, Joshua Gonzalez, Kala Greene, Shelby Hodg1n, Karlie Huckels, Christy Jersin, Jaclyn Johnson, Sirod Johnson , Shelby Koski , Lukas Landing, Samantha Lee, William Lee , Gloria Lujan , Mark Magdaleno, Megan Marjerrison , Ellaura Martinez, Kale Mala, S1mon1que Moss, N1chella Nal, Christiana Nash , Sarah Nelson, Alexis Newton, Jenn1fer Osgard, Toni Ousley, Samantha Phillips, Tameika Pittman, Jordyn Quirk, Taylor Richards, Tamika Robinson-Williams, Breanna Sage , Blaine Ahern, April Jaramillo, Anissia Perea, Stephanie Rose , Brianna Salazar, Jessica-dale Scheiler, M1cahla Scott, Sierra Scntchfield, Amber Sm1th , Ashley Smith , Ashley Soistman , Shelby Stanley, Germaine Suggs, Adriana Tenono. Demi Valdez, Geneva Vargas, Mandi Velasquez, Ciara Vialpando, Jordyn Wadle, and Amber Whittemore. �·-c0::l 0 (.) cQ) 0 c :::::s 0 (.) Q) '- 0 E E enQ) .c c. u.. U> Advisor Jeff Thomas, Sarah Viscovi , Jamie Quirk, Ashley Perez, Joey Craig, Tiffani Jackson, Breanna Moorhouse, Aeryn Quintana, Dominique Beatty, Alexis Delatorre, Shamara Bird, Dallas Clark, Seth Fritsche, and Glen DesBouillons. Advisor Don Pletcher, Cesar Av1la, Ashley Bailey, Andrea Bennett. Virginia Dantzler. Bridget Darcey, Angela Espinoza , Cody Groff, Sarabeth Haworth, Shaleel Johnson , Callan McAllister, Alexia Nal, Grace Neal, Selena Rodriguez, Nicholas Smullen, Arielle Trujillo, Kyleigh Turner, Jordan Vachon, Brianna Valdez, and Sierra Wozn1ak. .I:. a.. ·-c0 ::l 0 (.) a.. 0 0 ·-0 c :::::s 0 (.) '- 0 ·-0c ::::J (/) ·-c ..., Advisors Nicole Carter and Branda Morgan , Tichina Brooks, Jade Capezzuto, Kalen Carter, Chianne Cates, Ke1th Cays, Aida Contreras, Tyson Dunckel, Melissa Faraci, Stone Frankford, Karlie Huckels, Samantha Lee, Shanikwa Lewis, Gloria LuJan, Kimberly Madrid, Alyssa Magalong, Jennifer Osgard, Jordyn Quirk, Taylor Richards, Joseph Rigsby, Courtney Salisbury, Sierra Scritchfield, Amber Smith, Rachael Stevens, Sabnna Van Esselstine, and Jordyn Wadle. Advisor Tara Lang , Jennifer Abell, K1ante Acevedo, Ashli Archuletta, Franklin Bennett, Bre'Anna Brooks, Caleb Byars, Ch1anne Cates, Keith Cays, Kaitlyn Donnelly-Belcher, Cl) Michael Donnelly-Belcher, Melissa F1nley, Stone Faraci, Dylann (.) Frankford, Vanessa Galloway, Karlie C: Huckels, Rachael Jackson , Victoria (U James, Amanda Jones, Braden Jones, Lukas Landing, Pa1ge 0 L1ndsey, Mark Magdaleno, Kathenne · - Mazurowski, Jazm1n Montgomery, (U Candyce Moss, Nichella Nal , Alexis C: Newton, Raquel Osiveto, Toni Cl) Ousley, Tiffeny Phair, Jon Plyley, Kassandra Prust, Matthew-Angelo Punay, Tamika Rob1nson-Williams, Breanna Sage, Michael Santarina, Jessica-dale Scheiler, Brenna Scott, Jaymin Trefethen, Brianna Valdez, Geneva Vargas, Mandi Velasquez, Jason Wade, Joshua Waugh , Amber Whittemore, Destin Wilkerson , and Ka1t1yn Zinke fA [I: Q) Advisor Josh Morse. Cali Antolini, Ashli Archuletta , Franklin Bennett, Yvonne Dav1s, Alex1s Diaz, Dylann Finley, N1cholas Flem1ng . G1na Hammond, Alexander Kazee, Mark Magdaleno, Kathenne Mazurowski, Nichella Nal, Zachary Neal , Alexas Newton, Tona Ousley, Walliam Quiles, Kayla Roberts , Stephanae Rose , Jessaca-dale Scheiler, Amber Sm1th. Ashley Sm1th , Ashley So1stman, Brandle Thompson, Jaym1n Trefethen , Dem1 Valdez, Mandi Velasquez. Amber Whittemore , Edw1n Wilson , Barret Bowman, Kale Mala. Chelsie Roth . Aaron Freeman , and Jess1ca Rosenberg �.c - ::J () ~ 0 0 m Advisor Sandy Koch , Abigail Chavez, Sky Martin , Tyler Cowan , Summer Woodworth , Ka itlyn Donnelly, Tiramarie Riley, Michelle Wilkerson , and Francesca Montoya . Advisor Kris Lettenmaier, Tiyessha Alexander, Ashley Brown Kiana Coleman , Ebony Harvey, Khadijah Henry, and Melissa Mclaren. .c ::J () "C I.. «S () Advisor Jon Reimer, Jade Capezzuto, Jessica Scheiler, Ashley Soistman , Nick Holt, Devon Fernandez, Garrett Waggoner, Barret Bowman , Jaymin Trefethen , and Michael Donnelly . .c - ::J () U) U) Q) J: () Advisor Dave Adams , Tim Young , Jordon King , Zabiyan Ross, Vincent Briones, Kassandra Prust, Caleb Byars, Jason Wade , Austm Clothier, Michael Donnelly, Garrett, Waggoner, Samuel Pullen , Nick Holt, Logan Klaiber, Devon Fernandez-Martinez,and Michael Santanna. Not Pictured: AJ Blair Advisor Dave Adams , Courtney Paone , Michael Callahan. Dwayen Hawkins, Jasmine Caso, Kelci Lee, Victor Alvarez, Kristina Vonderharr, Samuel Pullen, Jordon King , Ryan Benedict, Zach Norton, Candyce Moss, and Rachel Wittig . �.c - :::l ( .) >a .c c. m 1o.. C) ... 0 0 .c c. Advisor Erin Ravin , Destin Wilkerson , Stephanie Borchard, Petra Clothier, Ivy Clark-Matulovich, Victoria Parra, Connor Schmidt, William Loveall , Haeley Gladden-Agee, Kimberly Larsen , Ellaura Martinez, Katherine Meredith Torres, and Christopher Wilson . c 0 ·tJ) :::s u.. tJ) ~ Advisor Eri n Ravin, Kalyn Bessert, Petra Clothier, Virginia Dantzler, Mariah Dunckel, Ivy Jones, Ashley Kunce , Ashley Lawhorn , Paige Lindsey, Jacqulyn Palomba, Savannah Richardson , Selena Rodriguez, Nicholas Smullen, Jordan Vachon , Aeron Bucheger, Colin Rice , and Samantha Rudd . 0 (.!) = ...tn 0 (1) ... ~ N N ~ (.!) Q) Advisor Matt Dyer, Eoin McMahon, Chip Mac Enulty, Timothy Young , Jason Wade, Caleb Byars, Amber Whittemore , Alexis Diaz, Michelle Wilkerson , Amanda Jones, Tiffany Phair, Victoria James, Mike Santarina, Olney Norman ....>. ~ 0 0 UJ - .. t/) ~ ~ .c .c ·~ 1o.. Advisor Kathleen Mena and Emily Burkhart, Scott Garcia, Matthew Schell, and Cody Riffee. .c :::l (.) tn tn (1) c::: :: • LL 0 UJ Advisor Pat Jungling, Kristina Burton, Austin Clothier, Angelica Gutierrez, Amanda Jones, Madelyn Jones, Katie Osantowski , Megan Robinder, Ann Wickham, and Jahlysa Wilson. Adv isor Krista Bruckner, Tim Young , Vanessa Galloway, Abigail Ward, Brett Gonzalez, Germaine Suggs, Katherine Meredith , Sierra Scritchfield, Josh Silva, Caleb Byars, Kassanclra Prust, Jason Wade , Oswaldo Cruz, Jorge Batista, Ellaura Martinez, and Ricky Avilez. 135 �Advisor Jennifer Filonowich , Katelyn Cool , Miranda DeSousa, Khalia Johnson, Shaleel Johnson, Jason Kim , Tyler Oster, and Lance Penner . Advi sors Dave Adams, Caryn Morin, President Katie Mazurowski, Dalton Frizzell, Lukas Land1ng, Mark Magdaleno, Alex1s Newton, Tyler Oster, Lance Penner, Amber Whittemore, Cali Antolini , Jason Kim, and Toni Ousley. .c - :::l ( .) ~ (/) c: ca c. CJ) Advisor Kelly Ormesher, Ricardo Avilez, Dominique Beatty, Kalyn Bessert, Samantha Brown , Sabrina Burns, Rachael Campbell, Jasmine Caso, Chianne Cates, Ange Colon, Melissa Faraci , Vanessa Galloway, James Garrett, Dwayen Hawkins, Rachael Jackson , Eunmi Kim, Kelci Lee, Ra1na Lopez, Alyssa Magalong , Sky Mart1n , Serena Mart1nez Breanna McDevitt, Alex1a Nal, Olney Norman, Courtney Paone, Kimberly Pha1r, Tameika Pittman, Wilham Quiles, Selena Rodnguez, Shelby Stanley, Rachael Stevens. Valerie Westland , and Joseph Woodford. �.c - :::l () .s: 0 cQ) ..... w w L1. "" u. Advisor Angela Bird, Thomas Rydzynski, Sierra Fitzsimmons, and Cassandra Maurello . .c - :::l () c m E ""Q) Advisor Kri s Lettenma ier, Aida Contreras, Ellaura Martinez, Katherine Meredith Torres, and Tamika Robinson-Williams tn ·-tcn 0 C1) '- 0 L1. (!) Advisor Johanna Rhodes, Rachael Campbell , Benjamin Cohen , M1randa DeSousa, Timothy Mann, Jessika Russik, lnge Seyfarth, Angela Stellmach , Travis Townsend, Ashley Trowbridge, Davis Varboncoeur, Destin Wilkerson, and Sean Bozarth . Advisor Bob Goycoolea , Samantha Brown, Caleb Byars, Petra Clothier, Cathy Fisher, Chase Frankford, Stone Frankford, James Gapinski, Stephanie Hardy, Johnathan Koch , William Lee, Callan McAllister, Katelyn Meeks, Alex1a Nal , Nichella Nal , Brandon Patz, Jon Plyley, and Jason Wade . .c ...·-e>-n ::l ( .) '- Q) > ·c J. ..................: . - - - - 1 Advisor Katri na Tamsen , Bnan Biles, Samantha Biles, Leana Brown, Rosemary Gaytan , Cydney Goheen , Roselyn Kilstrom, Denton Lawrence, James Long, Jenna Long , Francesca Montoya, Bnttany Moore, Joseph Root, Cheyenne Salas, Felec1a Taycher, Nicklaus Varboncoeur, Abigail Ortiz BuJan , Hailee Meeks, Robert Fortner. Destin Wilkerson , and Sarah Nelson. �Advisor Scott Christiansen, Franklin Bennett, Kalyn Bessert, Bridget Darcey, Zachary Finley, Vanessa ~ Galloway, 0 .c Danielle Gramm, 0 Tyler Hobbs, N Amanda Jones, N m Jazmin Montgomery, Alexia Nal, Tiffeny Phair, Madison Shuman, Jeremiah Sito, and Joshua Waugh. ...., Scott Advisor Christiansen , Curtis Ashcraft, Zachary Finley, Vanessa Galloway, Jazmin ~ Montgomery, 0 Larry Patrick, .C Tiffeny Phair, 0 Jeremiah Sito, Ol Kyleigh Turner, ~ Demi Valdez, and Joshua Waugh. a: 138 �0 c: ::l 0 (.) 1J c: «S m Advisor Scott Christiansen , Andrea Bennett, Franklin Bennett, Bridget Darcey, Vanessa Galloway, Khalia Johnson , Amanda Jones, Jasmine Lopez, Jeremiah Sito, Demi Valdez, Joshua Waugh , Sierra Wozniak, and Alexia Nal. ·-c:0 ::J 0 (.) ...m a... tl) Q) .c: 0 '- 0 Advisor Jesse Maurer, Joanna Eng, Karlie Huckels, Callan McAllister, Candyce Moss, Alexia Nal , Kassandra Prust, and Amber Whittemore. Advisor Phil Olivas, Charlotte Cady, Petra Clothier, Rosa Colon , Shianne Drake, Sarah Eslinger, Patrick Harvey, Kaelyn Jeppson, Zachary Johnston , Jennifer Kalina , Marissa Lentz, N1chella Nal, Michael Ochoa, Jennifer Osgard, Toni Ousley, Marissa Rudd , Tyler Tyrrell , and Ciara Vialpando. �~ 0 0 .c 1.. ca C1) > Advisor Maureen ClevengerGrimsley, Editor-in-Chief Kenneth Conklin and Mandi Velasquez, James Garrett, Matthew Faraci, Brianna Valdez, Breanna Sage, Jahniqua Thomas, Stephanie Hardy, Kaitlyn Zinke, Zachary Krouse, and Jesika Capezzuto. ... C1) c:: ·.c ca ...c:: -c ...en (.) C1) :::1 140 Advisor Dave Adams , Barret Bowman , Jade Capezzuto, Kalen Carter, Cays, Keith Glen DesBouillons, Seth Fritsche , Cody Groff, Sarabeth Haworth , Neal , Grace Zachary Neal , Taylor Richards , Chelsie Roth , Jordan Vachon , Sarah Viscovi , and Joshua Waugh . �.c ::J (.) E (1) ·--co tn E co ....c: ~ ::J 0 0 ..., (1) "C > Advisor Maureen ClevengerGrimsley, Editors-in Chief Mark Magdaleno , Amber Whittemore, Jason Kim , Matthew Martinez, Katherine Mazurowski , Olney Norman, Juliana Sutherland , and April Weller . Advisor Scott Strain , President Devon Fernandez-Martinez, Rick Fernandez-Martinez, Timothy Young , Michael Donnelly-Belcher, Timothy Mann, Johnathan Koch , Vincent Briones, Zabiyan Ross , Aaron Blair, Caleb Byars, Jason Wade , Darion Myers, and Christopher Wilson . .c u ::J Cl) .c ::J u en ~ .c ::J a:~- Advisor Dave Boden , President AJ Blair, Joshua Alexander, Vincent Briones, Caleb Byars, Michael Donnelly-Belcher, Devon FernandezMartinez, Nicholaus Holt, Johnathan Koch , and Jason Wade , Garrett Waggoner, and Timothy Young. Advisor Scott Strain , Bohnen , Nikolaus Nicholas Fleming , Aisha Glenn-Bracey, Mark Hill , Cassandra Kraus , Candyce Moss, Brianna Salazar, and Henry the Hippo. Advisors Pat Jungling, Jon Reimer, and Bob Goycoolea, Caleb Byars, Michael Donnelly-Belcher, Mark Magdaleno, Katherine Mazurowski, Kassandra Prust , Michael Santarina, Jason Wade , and Timothy Young. �ag is the first dag of the rest of g ur liues. D work, ga nut " - Mrs. Hellg Jini ''I "Work hard at w sell I. II pags Off'- Mrs. Haren T an -Mrs. danett Ga1lle!gBSI �"p t g urself in the oth person's shoes. and ag the force be with goo." - Mr. scott strain l r-..life is like a 51 rpee: if ou drink it 1 fast. et is a all headache. take it est at a timt e." j r . dohn wanski I ess ar und. and good to others cause u don't want to remembered as a jerk" - Mrs. Talia cary J r-- "Jaith consists of lieuin . euen when it's d the power of reas to lieu e." -uoltaire - Mrs. Katrina Tam sen a 143 - Mr. .Jeremy Williams �Jennifer Abell Chabewra Abrams-Brown Deja Acevedo Joshua Alexander "During t1mes of 1versal deceit. telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act -- George Orwell Kevyn Alexander Kara Allen Only dead fish sw1m w1th the stream! Cali Antolini A person IS a person no matter how small ." --Dr Seuss Ashli Archuletta "Truth is, everyone is go1ng to hurt you . You just have to find the ones worth suffering for." --Bob Marley Heidi Barbee The true measure of a person's character is what they would do if they knew no one found out. Franklin Bennett You can't stop the motion of the ocean or the rain from above. You can·t stop the beat! Aaron Blair Joshua Blankenship A man may fail many times, but he IS not a failure until he g1ves up. William Boden The enemy of great is just good enough. Nikolaus Bohnen "With friends like these, well who needs enem1esT --Owl City Barret Bowman L fe is like a Chinese lantern; it's bright and all oriental and stuff ... Uke LA. Bre'Anna Brooks A sm1le can bnghten the darkest day! - Unknown Jarett Bryant Reb ah costleg o Facebook Jranklin Be nett �Phillip Rhodes is a true leader of a championship football team. Little did he know when he came into his sophomore football season that he would make school history. Rhodes shattered the rushing records for a career. But he told us that, that was never his goal. "All I care about is winning games ," said Phil , always a true athlete. "Records don't mean anything unless we win ," Phillip stated . Phillip plans on taking his skills to the next level as he intends on using his football skills to get him a quality education in college. "Do what you love, and don't let anyone stop you from doing that. " 145 �anner Buck Blind eyes can look at me and see the truth." Devonne Bullock "There would be no ion in th1s world 1f we never had to fight for what we love " Susie Switzer Travis Burns Byars "Success IS not measured by what you accomplish , but by the opposition you have encountered, and the courage with which you have matntamed the struggle against overwhelming odds. - Onson Swett Marden Charlotte Cady Kelsey Calvin Jesika Capezzuto 1 am not going to change the way I look or the way I feel to conform to anything. I've always been a freak . So, I've been a freak all of my life and I have to live w1th that, you know? I am one of those people. --John Lennon Stephanie Carias "Keep smiling. Life is a beautiful feeling , and there's so much to smile about." Marilyn Monroe Amanda Carter "Never regret. If it's good, it's wonderful. If it's bad it's experience .' --Victoria Holt Amber Chambers Abigail Chavez "Even when names and faces are forgotten, after you leave an impression on some one's life, the effects will last forever." Trevor Clark Petra Clothier "Reputation is what men and women think of us, character is what God and angels know of us." --Thomas Paine lan Clyborne "Consider the source." Benjamin Cohen ' Each day is a gift and not a given right. Leave no stone unturned, leave your fears behind, and try to take the path less traveled by. --Nickelback Vivian Cole I'll walk where my own nature would be leading: it vexes me to have another guide." -Emily Bronte Shaquille Coleman ' Time 1s l1m1ted by the th1ngs we do ...so, do things that will grant you more time." Nicko Gibso dag10in Trefethen �Kaitl Mileto has been a staM I she walked through the halls as a freshman . She has dominated every opponent she has ever come up against. In doing so, she broke 1,000 points in a career and is the school's leading career scorer. That may make you think that she's a ball hog. Well , th ink again . This shot-sinkin' point guard stands in second place for assists in a career. She has used her skills in basketball to gain her a full ride scholarship at the University of Wyoming, guaranteeing herself success. When asked for a key to success she quoted Michael Jordan saying, "Failing to prepare , is preparing to fail. " "The qualities that she possesses, which are the desire to be great and her competitive drive, have developed a legacy here at Mesa Ridge and have forged a new legacy at the University of Wyoming ," commented Coach Hulen. All Time Stats Leaders Points : #1 , 1332, 2007 -Present Assists: #2, 205, 2007-Present Steals: #4, 159, 2007 -Present 147 �achel Collins "To be or not to be ... that 1s the question.• --Shakespeare K.C. Conklin Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?' Kevin Conti Daniel Darrow ' Cowardice, as distinguished from pamc. 1s almost always simply a lack of ability to suspend the functioning of the imagination. • --Ernest Hemingway Yvonne Davis ' Stop now and let me correct it, I want to live a life from a new perspective.' Panic at the Disco Miranda DeSousa ' You jump, 1 jump Jack.' Alexis Diaz ' Everyone has two lives: One we show the world and one that was never meant to be seen.' Michael Donnelly-Belcher ' The worst mtstake anybody can make 1s being too afraid to make one .' Mesa Ridge on the football field . "I hold the records fo r most career tackles and most career assist. " Alex has been on varsity for 3 years. He first started out on defense then moved to playing both sides of the ball . He rarely ever comes off the field. "After high school , I plan on going to a school where I can get a good scholarship and a get a good education ." Alex wants to become a pediatrician . "Do your work. Don't get behind. " Brithggee Doyel Lloyd "A smile is a cover that sets everything straight.' - Phyllis Diller Stephanie Driver Skyla Earl Vanessa Contreras Rebekah Costley ' Life's Tough , Get a Helmet.' Boy Meets World . Megan Crowe "Time is making fools of us again.• --Albus Dumbledore Krista Cyr ' Dance as though no one is watching, Love as though you have never been hurt, Sing as though no one can hear you , Live as though Heaven is on earth .' s Willia10 IJuiles Dglann IFinleg 148 �eia.u f/ PO II 149 �Jesse Ellsworth To be a part of something bigger than I am . Sarah Eslinger "All of our dreams can true, if we have the courage to pursue them ." --Walt Disney Kellie Evans "You have brains 1n your , you have feet 1n your shoes. You can yourself any d1rect1on you choose ." --Dr. Seuss Tiffany Farkas Dylann Finley You can 't always wait for the perfect moment; somet1mes you have to take the risk and jump. Kenneth Fleischer Nicholas Fleming Trea ' Flores "The empires of the future are the emp1res of the mind ." --Winston Churchill Olivia Foley "You are never given a wish w1thout also being given the ability to make it come true.• --Unknown Aaron Freeman "I want to know God's thoughts ... The rest are details." --Albert Einstein Analecia Fry "Human affairs inspire in noble hearts only two feelingsadmiration or pity." --Anatole France Mesa teachers really encou rage students to go onto college , and they are proud when students are accepted to their college of choice . Sr. Ellaura Martinez will be attending Rocky Mou ntain College of Art and Design , and she is excited about it because , "Most of my classes will be art-related. It was my number one choice school." Shawna Hawkins plans to go to college so that she can go into nursing. "Nursing is a great career. It will always be around , plus I'll make over $100,000 per year!" Scott Garcia "There are only two ways to live your life: one is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle." --Albert Einstein Kaitlin Garner The destination is better than the JOurney, 1t doesn't matter where your going. It's how you get there . Amber Wood plans on heading to college fo r Business Management. She's super excited about graduating because m-ar~ine~ she has other big plans. "I want to go on a road trip with however many friends I can fit in my car after graduation . I want to go to the top ten theme parks in the USA." ellaura Darnell Gayle 1 make a difference , no matter how high or low I am. Nicko Gibson Integrity is the essence of success. to tea at Mesa lukas landing es �151 �Nicholas Gines Life is good , start enjoying it. ney Goheen Keep love In your heart. life without 11 is like a sunless garden when flowers are dead . The consciousness of and being loved brings a warmth and richness to life that nothing else can bring. Alejandro Gonzalez ' The ultimate measure of a Man is not where He stands in moments of comfort and convenience. But where He stands at times of challenge and controversy.' --Martin Luther King Jr. Andrew Gonzalez "A man who marries a woman to educate her falls into the same fallacy as the woman who marnes a man to reform him." --Elbert Hubbard Joshua Gonzalez Rule #32: Enjoy the little things. Zachary Grace ' Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together.• --Woodrow Wilson Danielle Gramm Peace does not mean to be 1n a place where there IS no no1se , trouble, or hard work. It means to be in the most of all things and still be calm in your heart. Megan Grima "In a controversy the instant we feel anger we have already ceased striving for the truth, and have begun striving for ourselves." --Thomas Carlyle Tate Grotelueschen Javier Gutierrez Success is not a destination , it's an adventure. Dylon Hacker There is a time and place for everything . Gina Hammond Anyone who says only sunshine brings happiness has never danced in the rain . Patrick Harvey Lose the fight instead of doing noth1ng at all. Shawna Hawkins Katharina Henry I!C gnizab lllgssa salgar OSlO an 152 �Andre Terry "Never settle for anything less than greatness," Andre said. This year was his first year playing defensive line for the Grizzlies. He did a great job stepping into his role and becoming one of the great defensive ends this school has seen. He surpassed the sacks in a season . Previously held by Jose Luna with seven, he passed him up and now has eight sacks on the season. He beating the record for tackles for a loss, with 16 in a single season. Not to bad for his first year at the position. Andre plans on becoming a physical education teacher and wants to coach basketball. es: Mot sand rassiiiOIJPI!FS "I hate all insects." 153 �Ashley Hilt "The pleasure of what we have is lost by wanting more.• hristopher Hitchens Life has a lot of You're going to fall into one eventually. Iby Hodgin "Be proud to just run the race no matter the finish ." --Joni, M1ami Lakes, FL Trenton Howard Danielle Hurrell Kiraleigh Hylands Just like Kindergarten. Chassity James You only live once, but 1f you work it right, once is enough. Victoria James Be who you are and say what you feel , because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind. April Jaramillo ' Love is fragile . And we're not always its best caretakers. We just muddle through and do the best we can, and hope this fragile th1ng survives against all odds." --Michael Jenkins Christy Jersin If only we'd stop trying to be happy, we'd have a pretty good time. Derrick Johns Angelica Johnson Brandon Johnson Meighan Johnson 'At the end of the day you can not regret it if you were trying .• --Kid Cudi Zachary Johnston "If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion." --Dalai Lama Amanda Jones lei Phillip Rh-es aitlgn Milet �Ma i ~!uez~o!rge~!rZ school. Mandi was in Student Cabinet for two years, she was a LINK Crew Leader, and she was Editorin-Chief for the yearbook. "I would like to be remembered for how I treat others. I realized that it was really important to treat others the way I want to be treated during the middle of my sophomore year. That was when I got in a fight wi\h my best friend, my sister was no longer here wit me at school, and I realized that you have to let the little things go. You can't always hold onto them." Mandi left her mark here at Mesa out on the volleyball court also. As a freshman , she played her first year on the varsity team with her sister. For four years, Mandi has been a part of a team with a winning season. Mandi is in the CHSAA Record books for assists. She is #2 in assists in a match with 58. She is also in the CHSAA Record Book (#2) for aces in a game with 17. She also makes the Mesa Ridge Record Book for aces in a game with 12. She made All State her senior year which allowed her to play at Broomfield for the last game of her high school career. 155 �raden Jones "Gotta' Love Thursdays" --Amara Sine Timore Jez-Mas Jones "Goodness does not consist in greatness, but greatness in goodness." --Athenaeus ebecca Jones "Trust yourself, then you will know how to live." --Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe Ericka Justice Michael Kaminski "You may not realize it when it happens, but a k1ck in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you ." --Walter Elias Disney Alexander Kazee ' Pride cost more than hunger, thirst, and coal. • --Thomas Jefferson. Kristeen King "Mondays are the potholes in the road of life." --Tom Wilson Richard King "Life is so short we must move very slowly." --Proverb Zachary Klippert "Crabbed age and youth cannot live together; Youth 1s full of pleasance; age is full of care." --William Shakespeare Cassandra Kraus "Color my life with the Chaos of trouble ... " -- Belle and Sebastian Crysea Kurtz "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence is a habit." -Aristotle Erica Lancaster Let go of the sunrise and set forth for the horizon. Lukas Landing lt"s not the one with the most money, or the smartest one in class, but the one who wants to try everything , that makes his poss1bilit1es endless, his experiences unforgettable, his knowledge infinite, and his fnendships external Danika Lane ' Pink! ' lesha Lane To be a star, you must shine your own light, follow your own path, and don't worry about the darkness, for that is when the stars shine brightest. Andrew Lanham Denton Lawrence l!lldlg Megan Crowe �Joe Palomba has done nothing but succeed since he walked into the Mesa Ridge building . He was a state contender in track, but his main successes came from his work in the ROTC program . Striving for greatness, he is amongst the highest ranked cadets in Area 9. Along with being one of the greatest in the Area, he is the youngest commanding officer in Mesa Ridge history. All of this leads to, probably, his greatest acheivement. He has competed in ROTC at the national level. Joe is planning to use his experince in this program to join the Navy. Quote to live by Never give up. 157 �Ashley Leach Fredrick Lee lliam Lee "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit. • --Aristotle Iizabeth Leehan That ain't no etch-a; this is one doodle that can't be undid homeskillet. Brandon Long Life's a party. Dig it! Vincent Lopez You can't discover new oceans unless you have the courage to lose s1ght of the shore. Mark Magdaleno We make memories everyday, so live each moment to the fullest and make the memories you 'll look back on and laugh. Alyssa Magnuson Ryan Maison W1nning 1s a good deodorant. Megan Marjerrison I've made a lot of mistakes, but I regret nothing ; my mistakes have made me who I am today. This is only the beg1nning. Sarah Marshall Live life to the fullest because you never know when it IS go~ng to change. DeJanee Martin ' Do not go where the path may lead , go instead where there is no path and make a trail. " --Ralph Waldo Emerson Michael Martin Ellaura Martinez ' ...no cheese ." Kenneth Martinez ' Never let the fear of striking out get in your way' -- Babe Ruth Matthew Martinez Kale Mata Life's a wake. Catch that edge and you'll soar. le loan Moreno Jernande1 Rebekah costleg 158 �z 0 es Few people have heard of Sr. Jez-Mas Jones, and most of hem that do know him as the kid that is always asleep in his . But that is not the real Jazz. He is a true success story. His first two years of high school were rough , but he turned it around his junior and senior years and is planning to go to 1 colle~1e at the University of Northern Colorado. Jez-Mas is an amazing writer. He has great skills to draw e reader into his stories while leaving him/her wanting more. "Jazz is a great writer," said Ms. ClevengerGrimsley, Jazz's Int. Comp. teacher. "He wrote great fiction stories, but he also wrote a great college essay, and I have also read nice scholarship essays by him as well. " Jazz is best known for his ability to pick up a bow and make it dance ross the strings of a violin. His kills were recognized as he won he violin orchestra service . Jazz Jones made his mark with all strings attached . 159 �Katherine Mazurowski "I don't know of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.' --J .R.R . Tolkien Christian Me Milleon manda Mclaughlin ' Don't wait for the perfect moment. Take the moment...And make 1t perfect.' Daniella Medina Squint a little and maybe you'll notice how different it really is . Kaitlyn Mileto The only disability in life is a bad attitude. Kristina Minnehan Shane Molina "Don't aim for success if you want it; just do what you love and believe in , and it will come naturally. --David Frost Eduardo Montes "I'm feeling larger than life. That's because I'm able to provide for my daughter tonight. I went to sleep on a bench, but I woke up on the king size. Now everyday of my life I see so many green guys." --Z-Ro Jazmin Montgomery Reanna Montgomery 1 still find each day too short for all my thoughts I want to think, all the walks I want to take, all the moments I don't want to waste and the people that make everyday move them much faster. Natalie Montoya Brandyn Moore It 1s always wise to look ahead but difficult to look further than you can see. Ivan Moreno Fernandez "Wherever you go, go w1th all your heart.' --Confucious Simonique Moss I m not eccentnc. It's just that I am more alive than most people. Johnathan Mullineaux Kodi Musgrove Be yourself, everyone else is already taken . Nichella Nal Some say the grass on the other side is greener, but so are grapes. lach 160 �Amber Whittemor Sr. Amber Whittemore has made her mark all throughout Mesa Ridge. From being a vars1ty tennis player to an Editor-In-Chief for the school newspaper, it seems everyone knows who she is. She excels in everything she does. Amber has received academ1c honors as well lettered in varsity tenn1s. She has big goals for tennis this year She plans on going to state. Whittemore is looking into the future with high hopes She has been accepted into her dream college at the University of Minnesota and plans to teach English 1n Korea and France . One of Amber's passions is learning about other cultures. After her sophomore year in high school , Amber traveled to Japan. She still keeps in touch w1th her host family After her junior year, Amber went to Australia where she got to meet indigenous people and saw koalas. "I love learning about different cultures." sa1d Amber, "especially Asian Ashli Archu 161 �Zachary Neal "You w1n some. you lose some. some you get rained out, but you always suit up." --Phil Cozzie lexis Newton Love all , trust a few. do wrong to none ." --William Shakespeare Triston Oakes Adam Olan ' Today's best days w111 be tomorrow's worst days, but we never think that far ahead ." Arian Olsen Toni Ousley They're NOT grrreat! " Joseph Palomba Lianna Peek "Don't ga1n the world and lose your soul. Wisdom IS better than silver or gold. ' --Bob Marley Blythe Penner With all the bad in the world, I'll be your one good, your d1stract1on ." Antonio Perez Uri Perez ' I don't want to be remembered because if 1·m being remembered that means I'm gone ." Shane Persaud ' A retainer is a man who rema1ns consistently understood twenty-four hours a day, whether he is in the presence of his master or in public. If one is careless during his rest period, the public will see h1m as being careless." --Yamamoto Tsunetomo Brittany Peterie Briana Peterson La Shai Powells "Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen , others make it happen ." --Michael Jordan Allison Price "Jus bein ma'self." Karina Price es �dwin Wilson Edwin Wilson has made his mark at Mesa Ridge. Edwin excels at everything he does. As an ROTC member, he was quickly promoted to XO in OPSO. He is now a Lieutenant. "I really like competing and kicking other school's butts and getting bragging rights ," said Wilson. Edwin is a Cadet Sergeant with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office. "I work the jails assisting the deputies in booking and taking care of the inmates." He also does ride-alongs. He's seen g from of the 163 �Kassandra Prust "Madness is genius, mperfection is beauty And, it's better to be absolutely ridiculous, than to be absolutely bonng " --Marilyn Monroe William Quiles mberly Raber 'If life gives you lemons. those lemons to make super lemons." --William A Raber Ill Phillip Rhodes Anthony Rigler Tiramarie Riley-Hunt Asianna Rivera 'The w1ndow to the soul 1s 1n the eyes So d1srespect me , and I'll close you blind." --J Cole Ashley Roberts "There is nothing 1nterest1ng about be1ng perfect." Kayla Roberts "The flower that blooms in adversity IS the most rare and beautiful of all." --Mulan Michael Robinder "If you've broken the eggs, you should make the omelette." --Anthony Eden Donovan Robinson 1 love my mom! Jordan (Bunnell) Robinson Winners do what losers won't. Tamika Robinson-Williams Live, laugh,love. Live life to the fullest. Put God first always' Victor Rodriguez I can't be perfect I can only be amazing. Kadeshia Rose Stephanie Rose Champions aren't made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them: A des1re, a dream, a vision. Jessica Rosenberg 1 think this is the start of someth1ng really b1g Sometimes that first step is the hardest one, and we've JUSt taken it. to be President Roth �Frank in Bennet Franklin is proud to say that he has helped support the performing arts program at Mesa Ridge, and he has helped upcoming classes to reach their full potential in music. Franklin is a two-year All State Choir member, which is a very big accomplishment. After high school , he plans on going to college to further his education in performing arts. His options range from college in Chicago, North Western , or American Musical and Dramatic Academy. Franklin has left his mark at Mesa Ridge with his vocal abilities and star eske personality. 165 �Alyssa Salgar "When ya'll say for life, 1 say forever.' --Young Jeezy Carlos Sanchez·· We have one life; it will be past. What we do for God IS all that will last." !<>\Jrrnnn.n Sanchez "Any Intelligent fool make th1ngs b1gger and more complex .. . It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move 1n the opposite direction." --Albert Einstein Michael Santarina "Because every group needs an Asian" Brianna Santos Peter Scanlon "Every man is an island. But who does he have to defend that island? If it was only himself, he would be ruined for sure. However, by the grace of God , and with a little firepower from his friend, not only will he defend himself, but also conquer all." --Joshua James Bohnen Jessica-dale Scheiler Matthew Schell "Never open the door of debate ... you will never get it shut." ean Rutledge Sean Rutledge drives a super-nice car. He has a 1998 Honda Prelude that he bought with his own money. "I traded in my old car, which I got $4,000 for, and then I paid another $8,000 cash. I worked at 7 Falls since my freshman year to make money for this car." It also took a little bit of luck for his to get this car. "I came across it on Craig's List. It's priced at $30,000, so getting it for 12k was a steal ," Sean smiled. His car has cameleon paint which means it changes colors-- about 17 different colors. Sean plans to turn this into a He show-car. doesn't drive it unless it is supernice weather. "I want to bring it to shows in the Denver/ Colorado Springs area to make some money off of it." Not only does his car look good on the outside, it's pretty rocking on the inside , Zabiyan Ross Chelsie Roth "I'm In A Glass Case Of Emotion !"--Ron Burgundy, Anchorman Renee Rowe "Keep on keeping on. " --Joe Dirt Jessica Russik "sometimes 1 feel like my beta fish, angry at the world and there's nothing I can do about it. On the flip side, I'm glad I'm not a fish. Sean Rutledge Cheyenne Salas "Day by day we're surviving , seeing . Day by day we're learning, loving day by day we become close to one another." Jasmine Salazar Live everyday like It's your last Never forget, but let go of the past Be true to the ones you love. Never forget what your dreams are made of. Be honest. appreciate and always be s1ncere. Chensh each moment 'cause tomorrow may never be here.• BDWIDan 166 too. The engine has a lot of money put into it. He has an H-22 Dual overhead cam V-tec with a Jackson Racing Super-Charger attachment. He has also put some updates in himself. "I put in a new system and also put some new rims on it." �167 �Andrew Schwarzman Brenna Scott What matters most is not , praise, or pride. What matters most IS that at the end of the day you tried Corinna See Morgan Slayton Smith Don't be afraid to go after you want to do and what you want to be. But don't be afraid to be willing to pay the price. Ashley Smith 'Tomorrow is the most Important th1ng 1n life. Comes into us at m1dn1ght very clean. It's perfect when it arnves and 11 puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learned something from yesterday'. --John Wayne Daniel Smith Summer Smith "The pleasure we derive from do1ng favors IS partly in the feeling it g1ves us that we are not altogether worthless. It is a pleasant surprise to ourselves." --Eric Hoffer Mark Magdaleno Tanisha Smith "Peace is a two way road of conflict and compromise." --Ronald Thomas Ashley Soistman Life's not about waiting for the storm to pass; it's about learning to dance in the rain.' --Vivian Greene Anthony Soluren "Excuse me while I Mark Magdaleno is super mvolved . If there is something going on in school , you will find him there. He is a varsity tennis stud , as well as a funny guy around his friends . Mark has made tennis captain ,and he has also earned himself a varsity letter in tennis as well. After high school , Mark intends to go to the Colorado School of Mines and plans to major in physics. "I want to find new things in space," he said . After that, he wants to become so famous he gets made fun of in either South Park or Family Guy. "I want to be remembered for making people laugh at all the good times we made." kiss the sky.' --Jimi Hendrix Joseph Spoerl "So I can put anyth1ng and it'll be 1n the yearbook? ... It's party time." Jory Squire "In adversity assume the countenance of prospenty, And in prosperity moderate the temper and desires." --Livy Angela Stellmach "To love someone deeply gives you strength. Being loved by someone deeply gives you courage.' --Loa Tzu Seth Stevenson "One of the symptoms of an approach1ng nervous breakdown is the belief that one's work is terribly important." --Bertrand Russell -I elg o be late to graduation euin Conti Blgthe Penner �/I 169 �ichael Strasburg 'In this bright future, you can't forget the past. • ha Sumah 'Breathe soccer, eat soccer, live soccer. I'm not crazy, just PASSIONATE." Amanda Tanis "I always knew looking on the tears would make me laugh, bull knew looking back on the laughs would make me cry" --Unknown Debril Tatum Felecia Taycher Adriana Tenorio "If you cant explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." --Albert Einstein Brittany Terrell "Life 1s the most enriching g1fl g1ven, enrich it with love, happiness and education. The past is gone, and with the future to look forward to, show me a good time." -- Deseo a una estrella Alton Terry "If what you did yesterday still seems big then you haven't done much today." Steven Thayer Life is like a puzzle; you have to figure it out little by little." -- Unknown Jahniqua Thomas "For all life is a dream, and dreams themselves are only dreams." --Unknown Brandie Thompson "When you love someone and they break your heart, don't give up on love. Have faith and restart. • Taylar Thurman 'When the first baby laughed for the first t1me, 1ts laugh broke into a thousand pieces, and they all went skipping about, and that was the beg1nning of fairies. ' --Peter Pan Travis Townsend Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway. Jaymin Trefethen "Courage is being scared to death and saddlin' up anyways." -John Wayne Thomas Turner "The trick is growing up w1thout growing old." --Casey Stengel Melanie Ucker "When life gives you 100 reasons to cry, show life 1,000 reasons to smile." Demi Valdez Drinking Starbucks, playing soccer, and sing1ng every song on the radio is my life. And I enjoy every minute of it!' es Bre·anna Bro 170 s �homas and Ta Thomas Turner and Tate Grotelueschen came in to their senior tennis season to just have a good time. Little did they know that they would go to State in tennis pairs. These two are natural athletes. Thomas has lettered in every high school sport he's played . Tate played in a 4A Junior All Star baseball They both plan attending college improve even more on their successes. Thomas intends to go to Kansas State to become a commercial pilot and fil"~fii~il~~ Tate plans on going to CSU-Pueblo become an trainer. 171 �Zachary Vallejo Always do right. This will grat1fy some and aston1sh the rest. Vargas "You don't need anybody tell you who you are or what you are. You are what you are! " --John Lennon ndi Velasquez Never let the fear of king out keep you from play1ng the game . Ciara Vialpando Jason Wade To any woman reading th1s ten years from now: I too am recently divorced and looking . I'll be at the Starbucks on Tejon. See ya there." Jacob Ware Kurstin Ware Nicklaus Ware There are no shortcuts for the best things in life . Kaleigh Warren ' It's in hardback. It's 1n paperback. It's in anything back! Back to Back! Back to Back specials on Nick at Night, that's basically what it is." Joshua Waugh We are not what we repeatedly do. Excellence is not an act; it is a habit. Excellence is the hours, days, weeks, months, and years you dedicated 120% of yourself to improvement. Excellence is canng more than others think is wise; it is risking more than others think is safe. It is expecting more than others th1nk is possible, and mostly it is dream1ng b1gger than all "The Others! ' Thomas Westland ·w e are what we repeatedly do, thu s excellence is a habit. • -- Anonymous Aubree Whitlock "Today you are you , that is truer than tru e, there is no one alive who is youer than you." -- Dr. Seuss Amber Whittemore Don't worry about stuff you can't do anything about. You do what you can, even if your chances of success are less than one percent. Ann Wickham Don't let anyone tell you that the sky is the limit when there are footprints on the moon . Austin Wilbanks &arret 8owman Barret Bowman has left his mark on Mesa Ridge through his numerous drama productions. "I wrote and directed the play til!~•..:.....:.~ called 'Your Cup ,' and I also co directed 'Sievels in Lowville'." Barret has also left his mark through Student Cabinet, "I am a two year state representative ," he said . In September 2011 , Barret is planning on moving to Los Angeles to attend a NY Film Academy at Universal Studios for film school. Barret got to direct his first short film in August of 2010. He was also involved in Writers Fusion with Mr. Mac Enulty and McMahon. Not everything in his life is perfect, however. For example, Barret has some heating problems with his cars, so if on a cold winter morning , you see him shivering , give him a big hug. Renee Rowe �173 �Dushawn Williams dwin Wilson Life is like a roller coaster· has 1ts ups and downs but you hate when it ends . mantha Winters Most of the shadows life are caused by us stand1ng 1n our own sunsh1ne. Amber Wood Savina Wooden "Character contnbutes to beauty. It fortifies a woman as her youth fades . A mode of conduct, a standard of courage, diSCipline, fortitude , and integrity can do a great deal to make a woman beautiful." --The Bible Micah Worford I loved going to Mars-ya buddy! HAHA Shauni Yavorsky Timothy Young This sh1rt can not contain me! Jenna Zander Success is the ability to go from one failure to the other with no loss of enthusiasm . Hagla R erts Mike stausburg �KC is a Renaissance Man , capable of doing just about anything . Not only is he athletic, he's intelligent and involved in many things besides basic classes. Football Career: Three-time varsity starter, senior captain , Second Team All Conference . His favorite moment during football was making the playoffs his senior year. Honor Student: Even though KC didn 't get the best of grades in elementary, he has kept his GPA up throughout his four years at Mesa. He took AP American History, Honors Pre-Calc, Honors Human Physiology, Honors English 9, and Honors Biology. These classes helped pad his 3.3 GPA. Yearbook Editor: "Mrs. G told me she wanted me in Yearbook because I was a good AVID student, and I like money. At first it was a struggle. I had to get used to the idea of 'no re-does .' After our first deadline, I realized the work involved and stepped my game up." KC is now a photographer, writer, and an editor for the yearbook. Writer: Not only can KC take pictures, the dude can write . He took 2nd place in the entire district in the Scary Story Contest. "The funnel is a big piece of garbage, and once I was allowed to move outside and far, far away from the funnel , my writing improved. I actually enjoy writing now. " 175 �.. I'm going to miss the creativity that school brings out in me, .. said Nick. 'Til also really miss Mr. Mac Enulty. He was a wonderful teacher and an inspiration to me throughout my high school career ... April Jaramillo is glad to be getting out of school and to be moving on with her life, but even though there is a lot to look forward to, she'll miss something. "Tennis," she said , "I will definitely miss my high school tennis experience. It has been great!" "I'm going to miss all of the people who have inspired me to do something with my life." Katie is Mark and Amber weigh in on important life issues Mark Magdaleno is going to miss all of the memory-making he's done with his classmates and teachers . "It's hard to leave such a strong bond that has been made for the last ten years," he said. Amber Whittemore's biggest fear is that she will go to college and things won 't be what she thought. "I'm afraid that I will go to school and things won 't go how I planned them to go for the next six years . And what if I'm not successful? " Amber's former Geology teacher, Mr. Summers , said , "Amber will be very successful in college , and she will have no problem translating that to real life." 176 of the seniors polled about what they will miss about high school said that they will miss their teachers at Mesa Ridge. going to School of Mines next year to become a geologist. "Mrs. Morin has inspired me more than I can express . She loves her subject, and I love 1t too! Mrs. Armstrong has also inspired me because she is so happy and bubbly all the time. She makes it feel like everything is going to be alright. Mr. Goycoolea-- how hasn't he inspired me? The way he teaches really helps me see my potential. He teaches at our level but then pushes us to see things in a different light. He always plays the devil's advocate. " Katie said she is going to miss the high school atmosphere the most. "When you are a senior, you get really comfortable , and Mesa feels like our home When you go off to college, everything is new and awkward ." But Katie isn't leaving Mesa in fear. She real looks forward to starting life on her own and being able to make decisions on her own . �ward and back Most of these seniors are ready to leave the halls of Mesa and step out 1nto the real world . Sr. Tim Young said , "I look forward to becoming 1ndependent and being around more mature people." Tim is going to the Denver Art Institute and will be living in the dorms. "I am nervous about finding work while in college and once I get out," he admitted. Sr. Victor Rodriguez agrees. "The thing I hate the most high school is all the immature people." Victor is l ol:mninn on going to Colorado Technical University and into criminal justice. "I look forward to sleeping in not getting up so early." ' Not waking up in the morning is what I look to ," agreed Sr. Andrew Gonzalez. I A11rlr.r>w has grown a lot in the past four years . caring about life, school , and my Last year my grandpa died, and my nds were really supportive. They were there for me, showing me the l hrinhto::or side to things ." Andrew isn't sure wants to do, but he's thinking of l be,corning a firefighter. "I need to do l somAthir1n exciting," he said. r. lan Clyborne is going to miss high but he didn't always feel this During his freshman and l ~n.nho-,ml"lro years, he would have r guessed that he would said, going to miss the structure high school lends me. I need rein my life." His first two rs , lan got bad grades and school as a big NEGATIVE. end of his sophomore year, ulled my head out of my and started getting . My family cattleI Pn)dcled me, and being a Boy also helped. " lan is an Scout, but even an Eagle won't miss the homework high school! Moore living in Alabama and Grand Junction, Sr. Chris • r~>ll11rr1ori to the Widefield district. "I'm glad to be leaving high school," he . "I just think my time is done." However, Chris isn't kidding himself. "I life in the real world being hard. Being 1 succe~ss1ful , doing the right things, and making the right choices will be tough ." Whatever Chris does, he'll have his friend , Sr. Michael Fielder, by his side. "Chris was my very first friend," said Michael. "He moved away in second grade and went to Alabama, but then he kept coming back. He always came back, and he would find me." Michael hasn't had the traditional high school experience. "I'll be coming back next year for one semester. I stopped going to school because I was working and living on my own doing my own manthings . I'm supporting a child ." Now Michael is in court fighting for custody of his son, and he isn't working all the time, so he has the time to focus on high school. During his short hiatus from school , Michael learned a lot out in the real world . "School's intense. I enjoy it a lot more after com ing back. I'm one of the lucky ones. I got the chance to seniors on, Mesa hopes they find what they are look1ng for . 177 IIJI �Analecia Fry Life is what you make it, think with your head , follow your heart, and you'll find your dreams. Love you! Grandma Liz and Grandpa Pete Way To Go! Love Mom, llieena & Ron You were my little girl, now you've grown into a beautiful young woman. Congratulations, you did it! Love, Dad I'm so proud of how hard you have worked to get where you are now. It's been fun watching you grow up! Congratulations! Love, your step mom, Mandy ZACH NEAL YOU HAVE BLESSED OUR LIVES IN SO MANY WAYS . YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND KIND HEART MAKE US SO PROUD . WE KNOW YOU 'LL MAKE A DIFFERENCE. KEEP GOD IN YOUR HEART. ALL OUR LOVE , MOM , DAD AND GRACE Trea Gerrard Flores I'm so proud of the man you've become! -Tristin "I'll love you forever. I'll like you for always. As long as I'm living my baby you'll be." -Mommy EB Lteltan On rite cltl!f !ftltt wrrr ttJrn flit anfYIJ 6rtJttjltr;)((l('t tJf ltfavrn cltJwn ftJ 1nt. VtJt( fi ~d IJtf/ ltfarr wi!lt ltJvr andjtJjj. VtJtt ltave grtJwn titftJ a 6ratt!ift1 and 6rtgltr!ftltlltj llld!f. 1 wanr jjtJtt ftJ alwajjJ ftJI!tJw jjtJ!Ir ltmrr and rmtlt all !Itt jM!J jjtJtt J/'f in &Qt. VtJtt Mvr 6rcn wiJ/' in alljjtJttr tlttJittJ JtJ fttr tit lift: If for JtJittt' rmJtJn jjtJII Jfmn6!t tJr (Ill!. I wtlt alwa;p 6r !lttrr ftJ !JitM jjtJtt II/' and kf; jjtJtt fY! 6ac!J tJn !Itt rtgltr!Ja!lt. I ltJvc jjtJtt vrrjj mtttlt. and I am !Jrtlttd ftJ ltavr !JM aJ mjj clattjltffr. LOVE. MOM �Brandon Ryan Johnson Brandon - What a fine young man you have become, we are so proud to have you as our son .... Brandon here is our Wish to you : Is that the days come easy and the moments pass slow and each road leads you where you want to go. Life becomes all that you want it to , your dreams stay big and worries stay small. You never need to carry more than you can hold. Never look back but never forget all the ones who love you . Always forgtve and never regret, help somebody every chance you get. Find God's grace in every mistake and you always give more than you take . Always show the world the warmth of your smile. This is OUR WISH TO YOU!I ! Love you always, Dad and Mom xoxoxoxo Alexander Kazee Alex, When you get what you want in the struggle for self and the world makes you king for the day. The fellow whose verdict counts most in life is the one staring back from the glass. He's the fellow to please, never mind all the rest, for he's with you clear to the end . And you passed your most difficult test if the man in the glass is your friend. We are so proud of the man you are , Angel! Know we will always be with you at the 20 yard line. Around the world, Dad, Mom, Charlie, Delaney and Sean. �Nicholas Fleming .. This is YOUR moment. You are meant to be HERE ... --Herb Brooks STEPHANIE ROSE Congratulations Stephanie, We are so proud of you and the amazing young lady that you turned into right before our eyes. We know that you can accomplish anything you set out to do in life. Never let anything stand in the way of your dreams! We love you , Roni! Dad, Mom, and Corey And I couldn•t be more proud of you! LASHAI POWELLS As you enter the next chapter of your journey, we think of the happy memories of the past, the joyful moments of the present and the hope and promise of the future. Live life to its fullest. Laugh at all the things that don't matter, and love with all that you have. We couldn't be more proud of you, LaShai. Love, Mom, Dad �WILLIAM BODEN Dear Willie , We can't believe that eighteen years have passed already. Here you are ready to take the next step, to venture out and become your own man . Know that we love you very much and are so proud of you . Always pursue your dreams and keep God in your heart. Joseph Palomba AKA Chicken Head: We are so PROUD of you! Remember always .. you are loved by many, hold your head up high , be true to yourself, Spread your wings and Fly! All our love MOM & DAD XOXOXO Love , Dad , Mom , and Michael ALYSSA SAL GAR Dear Alyssa Ashleigh , We are so proud of you! Find something to be passionate about, and be willing to take risks to achieve your dreams. Congratulations, Skootch! Love, Mom & Gene XO �Nichella Nal My Daughter As time will come and go Sometimes like a distant wind My life sees many changes And I'm thankful for true friends But as I long for wisdom And search for that distant light I think of yesterdays When I watched you sleep at night And nothing that I touch In a sometimes lonely world Will ever mean so much As the love for my little girl Love, Mom, Dad, Lexi, and Mario Hai Kaitlyn, You have grown from our beautiful blue-eyed girl to an amaz1ng and incredibly talented Jordan Shane Bunnell CONGRATULATIONS! WE LOVE YOU AND ARE VERY PROUD!!! LOVE, MOM, DAD & KYLEE Jenna Zander Congratulations! You did it. We are proud of you. You are an amazing young lady, and we know you will be successful in all you do. Believe in yourself and listen to your heart. We love you , Mom, Jordan, and Derek �Dear Mandi , Congratulations, babe! You made it! We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished. You came into this world at a time when we needed you the most. You've brought us so much joy and happiness as we watched you grow and become the wonderful young lady that you are. We will always be there for you as you play that next game or face that next challenge in your life. Whatever path you choose to follow in life, choose that which makes you love what you do and do it with all of your heart. We love you with all our hearts and remember, "family forever." All our love, Mom, Dad , and Jess. Tucker too! Vivian Cole Congrats, Class of 2011 ~~ From James 639 Carson Blvd Fountain , CO 80817 719-390-7900 719-391-7224 valleystaff@ gmail.com eetc.com vall ministo Thomas, It is hard to believe the baby of the family is all grown up. You have so many great qualities: your intelligence, integrity and perseverance. Most of all, you are a kind , loving person, not to mention, you make us laugh! No one could ask for a better son , brother, or uncle. Life has amazing things in store for you . We love you, and we are so proud of you . Love , Mom, Lindsey, Noelle, and Rylin �Renee-We are so proud of you! It's hard to believe you are a senior. We know all you need in life is faith, hope, and love, which you have. All these things will help you do great in life. Wishing you all the best. Love Always, Dad, Mom, Becca, Randall, and most of all, Angela Young woman , my daughter, my joy, my heart. You 've reached the end only to find a new start. It seems like only yesterday that we shared a single breath , but now it seems like tomorrow you will leave .. .and I'll be left. Your beauty is so stunning , your smile makes me melt. I'm so proud to be your mommy. It's the best I've ever felt ! Oh , perfect little princess, with you I'm so in love. Every night before I dream , I thank the Lord above. How did I get so lucky to have as sweet of a gift as you? If ever you should need me , there's nothing I wouldn 't do. I love you SOOO much , and we are very proud of you! ��Zachary Vallejo Dilly, You've grown i a beautiful you woman. I love with all my hea Always follow dreams. Sqwah! Zachary, You have been a great joy and blessing in our lives. We wish you all the joy and happiness life has to offer. Follow your dreams. we·re very proud of you, and we love you with all of our hearts. Love, Mom and Dad We are so proud of you both. We love you! Nick (left} and Jake's (right) first Christmas, 1990. Raymond Sanchez Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take , but by the moments that take our breath away. Raymond, You have given us so many years of pride, honor and joy filled with love and happiness. We'll love you forever, We'll like you for always, As long as we're living, Our baby you'll be. Dad , Mom, Anthony, Matthew, Leon , and family �You grew up o fa t! We are o proud of you. Love, Mom, ana, and Papa Kelsey Calvin From the little g1rl to the young lady you've become. we are \el] proud of you . ., you lool. to the future. know that your fam1ly i'> behmd you. Congratulation , Drew. We couldn't be more proud of you. The ea y part i over; now the future i your to make. We love you, Mom, Dad, and Megan Katharina Hen All Our Lo\c, Mom. Dad, arah. Dillon. Hammie. Cry\tal. and Joe Dilly pi kle. We are s proud f you! From y ur vel) beginning. we knew you would give it your all. ontinue to do <;O throughout the rest of your life. Focus on your goal. li\e your dreams. and never stop ~miling! We I \e you and want the be. t for you! njoy what life has to offer. Mom. Dan. Taylor. Logan. Morgyn. Oma. Papa. Ryleigh, and the rest of the family 1 �You are truly the daughter of our hearts and have blessed our family and made it grow in many ways, and I thank God every day for you. I see how you have grown from so tiny to so beautiful and talented , and I know you have a special gift that will truly make a difference in the lives of all you have touched and will touch in the future. I pray you have the blessing of excitement and drive to continue to pursue your goals and purpose and find others of encouragement along the way. We are so proud of you and want every happiness for you . Congrats! We love you! Love , Mom , Dad, Chris, and Tyler Barnett �s Way to go, you did it, kid! We could not be more proud of you and all that you have accomplished . It seems like just yesterday you were our baby girl , and now you have developed into such an amazing , talented , generous, beautiful , young woman. The world is at your fingertips ; take it and run! Always live your life to the fullest; if you dream it, it can be yours! Continue to share your smile with the rest of the world! We love you , Mom, Dad , Courtney, and Andrew IB-Congratulations, and good luck. Love, Dad 189 �CAR FREE AC OU I G, P.C. CAROL FLATH R , CPA Ta-M Open Monday -Saturday Stylbs! ofoailalzle (719) 390-7009 (719) 392-7992 Fax 97 Widefield Blvd Colorado pring , 0 80911 carolcpa@p isys.net - ORTfl 15 \\ 1drf1dd Bhd IRd pRI r /19 ~90 /9)6 ORTh IOIH Ill 0 80911 F 719 }9 Jeff Brown 4105 0 19 2/5 1571 II , 0 812J) F 719 '175 ILll Bob Brown Chris Brown Tom Wright Landscape and Construction 719-634-0261 710 Sirius Dr. Colo. 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Our skilled crew offers quality service that guarantees your satisfaction . Let us take the hassle out of having to deal with an auto repair. We look forward to meeting you. Monday 7:30am 5:00pm I Tuesday 7:30am 5:00pm I Wednesday 7:30am 5:00pm I Thursday 7:30am 5:00pm I Friday 7:30am 5:00pm Shelby, I loved you the minute I heard your heartbeat. I loved you the minute you were born. Then I saw your face and fell in love some more. You were only a minute old , but I knew I would die for you , and to this day I still would. When you choose to have a child , you make a decision to allow your heart to walk around outside of your body. Mom class Shelby, Your dad and I are so proud of the young lady you have grown to be . We have seen you achieve many things and know that you can achieve anything you set your mind and heart L,___ _ _..____ on. Congratulations on starting the next phase of your life!!!! We love you, peanut!!! 195 Mom and Dad �ldwin w·lson Dear Edwin-It's been wonderful to watch you grow into the awesome person you are today. You've been so involved in (and good at!) many things: earbook, ROTC, the El Paso ounty Sherriff's Office Cadet F?rogram, and being a son to be proud of. Congratulations on graduating arly, and good luck in all of your future endeavors. Jesa Boo--You are a total rock-star! I am so very proud of you! Go out & conquer the world! Love, Mama Congrats on graduating! Love, John My beautiful baby girl, I'm so proud of you! I love you, I miss you & I'm always with you! Love, Noni Way to go, Bro! Love, Jade At e wink of the eye , our beautiful daughter, Kayla, has grown up and is ready to face some great challenges. Moving through her school years, she has managed to maneuver through high school and now is going to graduate! Great job, Mija! She has accomplished much during her youth . We're so proud of her. She has maintained her academics and outstanding morals and ethics. This has earned her much respect. Now comes the real obstacles that life has to offer. Although we have prepared her for this, the road is still rough, and there are many curves to negotiate. Wishing you the best on your future endeavors, your success, and decision making . We love you I! Always be safe and may God bless you . Papi and Mom '·<lllil•,-. ReJOICe m the Lord always. I w• your gentleness be ev1dent to all. 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Ivan 28 124 Alexander David 19, 38. 102 Alexander Devonte 19. 38, 39 110 Alexander Joshua 20. 44 , 45. 141 , 142. 143. 145 Alexander. Kevyn 44 45. 142. 143. 145 Alexander. MaVIs 44 . 45. 142, 143 Alexander. Tiy sha 19. 102 134 AI nas. Teya 19 46, 102 Allen, Ashley 19. 45. 102 Allen. Cody 11 7 Allen . Kara 36, 44 . 45, 80, 81 , 142. 143, 145 Allen. N•cholas 19, 110 Alley, Samantha 19, 45, 82. 102 Altonen, Skyler 34 48. 74 , 76. 77, 84, 85, 90. 94 , 117 Alvarado. Bnanna 19. 102 Alvarez. VICtor 19, 26. 102, 134 Anderson. Bnttany 19. 68, 110 Anderson. D'anne 124 Anderson. Enc 19 102 Anderson. Shanya 19. 102 And•ng. Lauren 6, 10. 19, 61 86 87 93, 99 102 Andrews. Marcus 45 117 Angel, Douglas 19. 102 Antol1m, Call 44, 45, 67, 88. 89, 91 , 97, 132, 133. 136. 142. 143 145 Archuleta Ennque 44 , 45. 142. 143 Archuleta Emesl19. 23, 30. 47, 62. 97, 110 Archuletta. Ashll 6, 9, 12, 19, 23, 30, 31 , 32, 35, 44, 45, 55. 68, 69. 84 , 85 90. 92, 133, 142, 143, 144 160, 184 Archuletta . Manya 110 Arellano-Owens, Jacob 19. 97, 102 Annstrong , Belinda 27, 97, 124 Annstrong . David 97, 117 Arroyo, Angelina 15 19. 25, 110 Arruda, Dev•n 19. 110 Artz. Dave 124 Artz. Kablyn 2. 19, 20. 33, 40. 110. 138 Ashcrah Curbs 19. 20, 38. 39, 44 . 45, 46. 138, 142, 143 Atk~ns , Matthew 19, 63. 88, 89. 91 , 96, 102 Atk1ns, Megan 19. 35, 36, 46, 102 Atwater, Hannah 19. 32, 60. 99. 102, 138 Aust~n . Na'1ma 19, 56. 57, 99 110 Avila. Cesar 19. 20, 110. 133 Av11ez. R•cardo 19, 46. 110. 135. 136 ASKETBAL Backes, Ha•ley 117 Balley, Ashley19, 30.31 , 32. 47, 68. 92 110, 133 Ba•ley. Rlchelle 19. 110 Baker, Braydon 19, 32, 110, 138 Baldw•n. Lom 27. 28, 124, 129 Banbury, Laura 19. 35, 102 Bankus. T1ffany 44 45. 142. 143 Bankus. Zachary 19, 102 Barbee' Ashley 32' 11 0, 138 Barbee, Heid• 19, 44 , 45 142, 143. 144 Bardell, Tasha 19, 35 110 Barnes, Pseanna 19, 102 Barnes, Terry 19 Barnett. Tyler 19, 22, 39. 48, 66. 97, 110 Barnnger, G•na 124 Bat•sta , Jorge 117, 135 Beam. Samantha 7, 14. 16, 19. 58, 96. 110 Beard•n. Alexandna 19, 102 Beatty, Oom•n~que 19 46, 102, 133, 136 Beatty, Ha•ly 19. 38 39. 99 102 Beatty, Jeff 38. 48, 72. 73, 94. 124 Beauregard. Alex•s 19. 82 83, 97 102 Beckstead . Steven 19, 46, 102 Becwar Wyatt 6. 19 52, 99, 102 200 Bedel. Shawn 27, 117 Bened1ct, Ryan 19, 102, 109, 134 Bennett. Andrea 19, 32 , 9B. 99. 110, 133, 138. 139 Bennett, Franklin 14, 23 , 30, 32 , 33, 43, 44 , 45, 46, 132, 133, 138. 139, 142, 143, 144, 165 Berg, Sheldon 7. 11 , 19, 110 Bermudez, Elena 19, 38, 39 , 47, 56, 81 , 99, 102 Bernal Rocha . Guadalupe 19, 36, 110 Berns, Stephame 16, 124 Berno, Joseph1ne 18, 30, 117, 132 Berubu , Ian 102 Berw1ck. Amy 124 Bessert, Kalyn 20, 34, 45 . 117. 132, 135, 136, 138, 139 Bevel , Jess1ca 6 , 19, 34 , 35 , 99, 102 Bevel , N1chole 73, 117, 132 Burns, Sabnna 19, 110, 136 Burns, Trav1s 44 , 45 , 142. 143, 146 Burton, Knsllna 44 , 45 , 132, 135, 142, 143 Bushey. Zachary 19, 110 Busllllos. AI 96, 124 Butler, Kayla 19, 102 Butler, Natalie 21 , 117 Byars, Caleb 44 , 45, 88, 89 , 91 , 97, 132, 133, 134, 135, 137,141 , 142, 143, 147, 164 c. O.F B1les , Bnan 117. 137 Biles, Samantha 117, 137 B~rd . Angela 124, 137 B1sgrove, Thomas 19, 45 , 52 , 99, 102 B1shop, Courtney 19, 110 Black, Jasm1n 117 Black, Matthias 117 Bla~r, Aaron 20, 44 , 45, 134. 139, 141 , 142, 143, 145 Blake, Deryck 19, 102 Blankenship, Joshua 19, 44, 45, 88, 89, 91 , 142, 143, 145 Blue, Troy 19, 35 . 99, 102 Boden, Dave 6, 9, 84 , 85, 90, 98, 99, 124, 141 Boden , William 2, 13, 20 , 22 , 23, 29, 44 , 45, 84 , 85, 90, 130, 138, 142, 143, 144, 181 Bodenberger, Ryen 19, 110 Bohnen, Nikolaus 44, 45, 141 , 142, 143, 144 Bolden, Devm 88 , 89 , 91 , 117 Borchard, Enn 19, 32, 36, 88 , 89 , 91 , 110, 138 Borchard, Stephame 117, 135 Borchik, Steven 28, 85 , 99, 124 Borgen , lne Adelen 99 , 117 Bowen, Kristen 19, 110 Bowman, Barret 11 , 15, 20, 23, 30, 32, 36, 41 , 43, 44 , 45, 132, 133, 134, 140, 142, 143, 144, 166, 172 Bowman , Mark Ryan 19, 110 Boxley, Randy 19, 21 , 110 Bozarth, Sean 19, 102, 137 Braaten, Robert 18, 76, 98, 99 , 124, 142, 143 Braaten-Schuettpelz, Pa1ge 19, 46, 88, 89, 91 , 102, 109 Brannon, Deon 19, 77, 98, 99, 110 Bray, Brandon 44, 45, 142, 143 Brennen, Deon 12 Breyer, Mary 124 Briones, Vincent 19,110, 134,141 Brklich, Jess1ca 14, 58, 96, 117, 119 Brooks, Bre'Anna 44 , 45, 86, 87, 91 , 93, 132, 133, 142, 143, 145, 170, 189 Brooks, Khala 19, 110 Brooks, Rahiem 44, 45, 142, 143 Brooks, T1chma 19, 32, 68, 69, 92, 117, 133 Brown , Amy 124 Brown , Ashley 117, 132, 134 Brown , Devon 117 Brown, Jasm1ne 117 Brown , Leana 19, 110, 137 Brown, Marcus 6, 16, 18, 48, 49, 74 , 75, 88, 89, 91 , 94, 98, 99, 117 Brown , Samantha 6, 18, 19, 30, 31 , 47, 110, 136, 137 Browmng, Brendan 19 Bruckner, Krista 4, 8, 124, 135 Brunow, Andrew 11 , 62, 117 Bryant, Jarett 44 , 45, 142, 143, 145 Bucheger, Aeron 19, 100, 101 , 102, 135 Bucheger, Andrew 19, 35, 102 Bucheger, Cassandra 44 , 45, 132 Buck, Tanner2 , 6, 12, 25,29, 44,45,48, 49, 78, 79, 98 , 99 , 142, 143, 146 Bukleger, Ryan 110 Bullock, Devonne 44, 45, 97, 142, 143, 146 Bunnell, Jordan 44, 45, 84, 85, 90, 182 Burch, Tyler 37, 38, 47 , 117 Burkhart, Em1ly 124, 135 Burks, Marquise-D1on 6, 19, 35, 102 Burnett, Samuel 117 Burns, Bridg1tte 19, 110 Burns, Camren 19, 35, 47, 99, 102 Burns, Justin 19, 102 e Cabell. Skyler 19, 102 Cady. Cha~otte 20, 44 45, 139, 142, 143, 147, 188 Callahan. Kyle 19, 102 Callahan. Michael 19. 110, 134 Calv10. Kelsey 44, 45. 142, 143, 147, 187 Camp, Taylor 6, 19, 23. 40, 98, 99, 110 Campbell, Rachael 11 , 19, 37, 72, 86. 99, 102, 136, 137 Canada, Gene 20, 32, 117, 138, 139 Capezzuto, Jade 11 , 33, 40, 43, 86, 87, 93, 118, 132, 133, 134, 140 Capezzuto, Jes1ka 44 . 45, 47, 73. 140, 142, 143, 147, 196 Carey, Allc1a 19, 102 Carey, John 19, 102 Canas. Stephanie 44, 45, 142, 143, 146 Cannger, Alexandra 6, 19, 102, 134 Carrasco, Joseph 44, 45, 142, 143 Carroll . Bnttany 19. 103 Carson. Makayla 19. 99, 103 Carter, Amanda 44, 45, 142, 143, 146 Carter. Caleb 118 Carter. Haley 118 Carter, Kalen 8, 11 , 14, 16, 20, 22, 24, 25, 28 , 29, 42, 55,86,87, 91 , 93 , 98, 118,132,133,140 Carter, Nicole 124, 133 Carter, Wyatt 19, 110 Cary, Talia 124 Casares , Carlos 19, 103 Casillas, Nina 118 Caso, Jasm1ne 19, 110, 134, 136 Caste low, Angela 41 , 118 Castelow, Josiah 19, 103 Castillo, Rafael 19 Cates, Ch1anne 35, 38 , 43, 48, 72, 94 , 118, 132, 133, 136 Cavender, Ryan 19, 40, 110 Cawili , Rikki Rochelle 118 Cays, Keith 6, 15, 43, 48, 62 , 78, 79 , 96, 118, 132, 133. 140 Cervantes, Elicia 19, 103 Chalmers , Megan 19, 103 Chambers, Amber 44, 45, 142, 143, 146 Chambers, Bnttany 19, 110 Chambers, Chad 118 Chambers, Rachel 19, 111 Chandler, Hannah 118 Chandler, Hayley 40, 118 Chavez, Abigall44, 45, 134, 142, 143, 147 Chavez, Michael Anthony 19, 103 Cherry, Tia 103 Chollett, Amber 19, 103 Chnsllansen , Scott 20, 32 , 33, 46, 124, 138, 139 Chnsty, Patrick 19, 20, 47 , 98, 99, 111 Clark, Dallas 19, 52, 88, 89, 91 , 99, 103, 133 Clark, Megan 19, 68, 69, 103 Clark, Mikala 19, 32, 111, 138 Clark, Trevor 44, 45, 142, 143, 147 Clark-Matulovich, Cristionna 19, 88, 89, 91, 103, 135 �Clemens , Damel 19, 111 Clemonds, Andrew 19, 111 Glenny, Courtney 47 ClevengerGnmsley, Maureen 140, 141 Clothier, Austin 19, 32 , 103. 134, 135, 138 Clothier, Petra 44 , 45 , 135, 137, 139, 142, 143, 146 Clybome. Heather 19, 111 Clybome, ian 44, 45, 142, 143. 146 Clybome. Shannon 118 Cobb, Tre1vonne 19, 103 Cockrell, Jade 19. 34, 94, 111 Cohen, BenJamin 6, 44. 45, 137, 142, 143, 146 Colby, Shannon 19, 111 , 134 Cole, Samantha 16, 19, 40, 45, 111 Cole, Vivian 15, 18, 19, 44, 45, 132, 142, 143, 147, 183 Coleman, Antonio 19, 111 Coleman, Bria 19, 103 Coleman, Kiana 19, 46, 88, 89 , 91, 103, 134 Coleman , Laura 3, 19, 88, 89, 91 , 103, 109 Coleman, Megan 19, 32, 111 , 138 Coleman, Shaquille 7, 44, 45, 142, 143, 147 Collins, Bryce 19, 103 Collins, David 44, 45, 142, 143 Collins, Ennco 6, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 28, 30,49,88, 89,91,98,99, 111,139 Collms, Joseph 19, 111 Collins, Rachel44, 45, 86, 87 , 93, 142, 143, 149 Colon , Angel11, 19, 103, 136 Colon, Rosa 118, 139 Conklin , Kenneth 6, 10, 15, 18, 19, 22, 27, 28,29,43,44,45,50, 73,98,99, 140,142, 143, 149,175,185,201,208 Cont1, Kevin 34, 35, 44, 45 , 142, 143, 149, 168 Contreras, A1da 1, 18, 19, 31, 32, 34, 68, 69, 92,118,132, 133, 137 Contreras, Ma. Malllde 19, 111 Contreras, Vanessa 44, 45, 142, 143, 149 Cook, Tony 6, 124 Cool, Katelyn 19, 20, 68 , 86, 87, 93, 97, 111, 134, 136 Cooley, Aurora 19, 103 Cope, Ashley 142, 143 Coren, Nicholas 19, 38, 103 Cornett, Galan 118 Cortes, Mikayla 19, 33, 103 Cosgrove, Kyle 37, 118 Costley, Rebekah 26, 44, 45, 142, 143, 144, 149, 158 Costra, Cody 19, 20, 63, 96, 103 Coultes, Sharlene 124 Covarubias Rodriquez, Tomas 103 Cowan, Damel30, 32, 44, 45, 138, 142, 143 Cowan, Mad1son 19, 72, 88, 89, 91, 103 Cowan, Tyler 19, 111, 134 Cowell, R1chard 118 Cox, Gabnelle 19, 46, 103 Craig, James 44, 45, 142, 143 Craig, Joseph 19, 77, 103, 133 Crandall, Marissa 19, 111 Crawford. Arlena 19, 103 Crenshaw, Drake 118 Criswell, Joshua 19, 27, 111 Crockett, Aleena 19, 103 Crommelin, Dillon 19, 111 Cronkey, Jenmfer 118, 121 Cross, Chad 7 19 96 111 Crow, !Jenms 8, 10, f9, 32 , 45, 103, 109, 138 Crowe, Megan 44, 45, 132, 142, 143, 149, 156 Cruz, Autumn 19, 111 Cruz, Oswaldo 19, 135 Cruz, Sara 142, 143 Cumro, Briann 2, 8, 15, 19, 43, 45, 56, 99, 111 Cutcher, Christopher 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 28,37,74, 75, 76, 77,88,89,91,98,99, 111 Cuthbert, Marco 6, 7, 11, 13, 18, 19, 27, 53, 84, 98,99,1 11 Cyr, Krista 6, 12, 13, 15, 19, 20, 30, 31, 32, 34, 40,43,44,45,47,68,69,80,81,92, 139, 142, 143, 149 Czapla, Brianna 19, 111 Czapla, Bryan 19, 111 Czosnyka, Bradley 19, 38, 103 Czosnyka, Brandon 6, 19, 33, 45, 111 Eart. Skyta 44, 45, 142. 143. 148 Eaton. Terence 19. 104 Edge, Genntfer 19. 46. 111 Edge, Trac•e 19, 104 Edmundson, Grady 19, 111 Ehret. JessiCa 38, 118 Elhoffer, Brett125 Elizondo, Alyssa 6, 9. 19. 104 Ellington. Cheyenne 12, 44. 45 Ellsworth, Carol19. 33. 36 38. 39, 80. 82, 83. 90, 104 Ellsworth, Jesse 44, 45. 142 143, 150 Ety, Sara 34 40. 86. 87, 93. 118 Emert. Mtehael40. 44 , 45 142, 143 Emery, Chandler 19, 104 EndiCOtt. Brandon 44, 45. 142. 143 Eng , Joanna 45,1 11 ,139 Engbrock. Mary 104 Engle, Hayley 118 Engstrom-Byrd, Shamara 4. 5, 19, 39, 43. 72, 88. 89, 91 , 99. 104 133 Ephron. Lucas 19. 27, 31 , 35. 45, 49. 74, 75. 94 Eskano, Johnathon 44, 45. 142, 143 Eslinger. Sarah 5. 44, 45. 86. 87, 91 , 93, 139. 142, 143,150 Esptnoza, Andrea 118. 121 Esptnoza, Angela 7. 19,111,133 Esptnoza, Rebecca 19. 104 Esteban-Pagala. Jenlyn 19, 45. 112 Eubanks. Sab1n 19, 35, 37 76. 77, 104 Evans, Alexander 1, 19, 27, 112 Evans, Kaylon 104 Evans , Kellie 7, 44 , 45. 67, 88. 89, 91 , 97, 132. 142. 143. 150 Evans, Marc1a 11, 19, 104 Evans, Marcus 118 D'Amour, Kayla 118. 132 Dale. Alisha 19, 103 Damm, Menssa 19, 103 Damon, Kelsey 46. 118. 134 Dantzler, V"gtma 19. 111 , 133, 135 Darby, Nancy 125. 142. 143 Darrow, Dantel44, 45, 142, 143, 149 Dasugo. Sara 6, 19. 30, 32 . 43, 68. 69, 92. 118, 132 Dav1s, Brett 36. 118 Davts, Mlchael38, 44 , 45, 46. 142, 143 Dav1s. Yvonne 23, 44 , 45, 86. 87, 91 , 93, 97, 132, 133. 142, 143, 149 Dearmon!, Jonathan 19. 37, 103 DelaTorre, Alex1s 19. 103. 133 Deleon, Chasey 19, 60. 99. 111 Delostnco. Kawa1leolam 19, 111 Demello. Amanda 118 Dempsey, Brandon 19, 35, 74, 77, 111 DesBowllons. Glen 15, 19. 45, 46, 47, 99. 103, 133, 140 DesBou1llons. Kanssa 8. 9. 13, 19, 47, 99, 103 Des1ma Denelly 19. 111 DeSousa. M"anda 6, 25, 30, 44, 45, 136. 137, 142. 143. 149 Deutsch. Dawn 125 Deutsch, Kelsea 19, 103 D1az, Alex1s 19, 34, 35. 43, 44 , 45, 133. 135, 142. 143. 149 Dickson, Stephame 19 Dock, Patnck 19, 103 Domtnguez Manssa 19. 111 Donaldson, Jade 118. 132, 134 Donnelly-Belcher, Kattlyn 118, 133, 134 Donnelly-Belcher, Mlchael36, 44, 45, 132, 133. 134, 141 , 142, 143, 149 Dorcey, Bndget 4, 5, 6, 19, 32, 33, 46. 94. 111, 133, 138, 139 BEST RIENDS FOREVER Dorcey, lvan 4, 5, 9, 11 , 42, 44, 45, 63, 96.142. 143, 158160 Doyel Lloyd, Bnthggee 4, 5, 44, 45, 148 Doyel, Savannah 4, 5. 19. 35, 103 Drake, Brandon 19, 111 Drake, Sh1anne 103, 139 Dnver, Stephame 14, 44. 45. 58, 59, 96. 142, 143 148 Drum, Karey 118 Dumon. J1an M1chael 118 Dumon , Just1na 19, 36, 45. 103 Dunckel, Manah 19, 20. 111. 135, 138 Dunckel. Tyson 18, 20. 21 , 27, 52. 53. 98, 99, 118, 133, 138 Dunne, lft1skhara 6, 19, 38. 39, 72, 73. 88. 89, 91 , 111 DuPont. Aspen 6, 19, 23. 37, 38, 111 Duran, Denesha 19, 111. 113 Duran, Domentc 19, 111 , 115 Dusch, NICOle 11 , 19, 103 Dyer, Mansol19, 39. 103 Dyer, Matt43, 124. 125, 135 Dyer, Robert 118 Dz1olek. Apnl19, 61, 82, 83. 90. 99. 111 Dz1olek, Jordan 118 E v e r 1 a t 1 n g F r 1 e n d s h 1 p Faraco, Matthew 2, 6, 19. 23, 27, 29, 38 47 51 53. 73 98. 99, 112, 140 Faraco, Melissa 86, 118, 132, 133. 136 Farl<as, Tiffany 6, 29. 34 . 35. 44 , 45. 48, 71 , 94 , 98. 99, 142, 143. 151 Faust. Domtn1ck 125 Featherston. Kyle 19, 112 Feldman. Brian 33 Felice. Usa 86. 87. 91 , 93. 97,125, 126, 142, 143 Fennell, Lameek 19 104 Fernandez, Madeline 118 Fernandez-Marttnez. Devon 40, 118. 134, 141 Femandez-Marttnez. Rtek 19. 112. 141 Ferrell, Dan•el44 , 45 142, 143 Ferrell, Hetd1 118 .Ferrell, Kathryne 19 112 Fethke. Alte1a 19, 38. 88, 89, 91 , 112 Fetters Monte 2, 8. 97, 125 Fielder, Mtchael 45 Filonowich, Jenntfer 19, 125, 136, 142, 143 Fint. Kelly 27, 28, 30. 36. 124, 125. 142. 143 Ftnley, Dylann 6. 8, 15, 19, 25. 26, 28. 32, 35. 43. 44 45, 51 , 55. 88. 69. 82. 83, 90. 92, 132. 133. 142, 143. 148. 151 186. 187 F1n1ey, Zachary 19. 46, 104, 138 F1sher, Cathy 125. 137 F1tzs•mmons, S•erra 19, 99. 112, 137 Fletscher, Kenneth 44 , 45, 142, 143, 151 201 �Flemong Nocholas 15. 24 , 25. 28, 44. 45. 133, 141 , 142, 143, 151 , 180 Flock. Shelby 44 , 104 Flores Jessoca 19. 112 Flores Joshua 19. 104 Flores Trea ' 19. 33. 44. 45, 84 . 85, 90, 142 , 143, 151 , 1n, 178 FOley Otovoa 44 , 45 142, 143. 151 Forbess. Jennofer 9. 19. 60. 99, 104 Forbess. Knstona 19 112 Fortner, Robert 19, 112, 117, 137 Fox, Melanoe 19 Fralo sh. Shyanne 104 Frahsh. Skyfar 118 Frank, Bryan 44, 45, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 142, 143 Frankford , Chase 19, 88, 89, 91 . 97, 137 Frankford, Stone 31 , 67, 97, 118, 132, 133, 137 Franks. Morgan 19. 36, 112 Frasco. Jessoca 6, 19, 98, 99 , 111 , 112 Freeman, Aaron 44, 45. 133, 142. 143, 151 Freeman, Abogaol 19, 44 , 47, 68. 104 Freng Jakob 19, 104 Fntsche, Doon 88, 89 91 Fntsche, Emoly 11 , 118 Fntsche, Joshua 19. 24, 25. 28, 34. 35. 112, 117 Fntsche, Seth 11 , 15, 19, 34. 35, 38, 104, 133, 140 Fnzzelf, Joshua 19, 32. 112. 138 Fnzzelf, Wolham 10, 14. 16, 64, 86, 87 91 , 93, 97, 118 132, 136 Fry, Analecoa 40, 44. 45, 142, 143, 151 , 178 Fry, Anthony 19, 104 Ful s. Andrew 19, 104 Funer, Ashley 19. 47, 68, 97, 119, 123 Fultz, Tevan 112 Garcoa Scott44 , 45 , 135, 142. 143. 151 Garcoa, Xavoer 7, 11 , 19. 27, 35, 52. 99, 104 Garcoa Zackery9, 11 , 33, 48, 119 Gamer, Kaotlon 44 , 45, 142, 143, 151 Garrett, James 4, 6, 14 16. 18, 19. 43. 48, 52. 53. 73, 98 99 , 112, 131 , 136. 140 Garrett Joseph 15, 23, 32. 38, 125. 142. 143 Garrett, Shannon4 56, 10, 19, 32 6 1, 99, 112 Gary. Danus 19. 32 , 104, 138 Gayle. Damet114 , 24 , 44 , 45, 63. 96 142, 143. 151 , 172 Gaytan. Rosemary 46, 119, 137 Geoer, Came 32 , 119, 138 Geoer, Stephanoe 119 Geoger, Dolton 79, 119 George, Nathan 19, 112 Gert>otz. Ehjah 104 Gibbons, Nataloe 19, 104 Gobson, Branden 26, 34 , 35, 119 Gobson, Nocko 2, 6. 11 , 14, 18, 19, 23. 25, 26, 29, 33, 34 , 35, 51 , 98, 99, 142, 143, 146, 151 Golbert. Destonee 12, 19, 39, 73. 88, 89. 91 , 104 Golbert. Moms 7, 11 , 13, 18. 19, 27, 30, 48, 75. n , 94. 98. 99, 112 Golmore, Jocelynn 8. 11 , 16, 22 , 56, 88. 89, 91 , 98, 99. 119 Gilmore, Joshua 19. 32, 112, 138 Gones, NICholas 36. 43, 44 45. 142. 143. 152, 176 Gladden-Agee, Haeley 19. 104. 135 Glenn-Bracey, Aosha 21 , 119, 141 Glenn-Bracey, Nadoyah 19. 104 Goheen, Cydney 36. 44 , 45, 137, 142, 143, 152 Gonzales. Ashley 119 Gonzalez, AleJandro 6. 11 , 26, 32, 34 , 35. 44 , 45, 66, 84 , 85, 90, 97, 138. 142, 143, 152 Gonzalez, Andrew 7, 44 , 45, 142, 143, 153 Gonzalez, Brandon 3, 8, 10, 15, 19. 20, 62, 97, 112 Gonzalez, Brett10, 15, 18 19. 25, 34 . 76. n , 112, 135 Gonzalez, Chnstopher 8. 19, 112 Gonzalez, Joshua 44, 45, 132. 142. 143. 152 Gooch, McKayton 19. 112 Gowen, Clayton 19, 112 Goycoolea . Bob 99, 125, 126, 137, 141 Grace. Jennofer 11 , 19. 68. 97, 104 Grace. Zachary 10, 12, 26. 28, 44. 45, 66, 84, 85, 90, 97 . 142, 143, 152 Gramm, Danoelle 20, 30, 32, 33, 44 . 45, 138, 142, 143. 152 Graves, Angel 16, 119 Graves, Joshua 19, n , 99, 104 Gray, Zakoa 112 Green . Elysoa 119 Green . Kyle 119 Greene, Kala 119, 132 Gnffoth . Herbert 19, 112 Groma, Megan 19. 44 , 45, 142, 143, 153 Gnmm, Ivan 104 Groff, Cody 11 , 19, 21 , 23. 34 , 52. 74 , 75, n . 94 , 98, 99 . 112. 133. 140 Grotelueschen, Jake 19. 76, 104 Grotelueschen, Tate 2, 6, 7, 8, 10, 44 , 45, 64, 65, 84 , 85, 90, 97, 142, 143, 152. 171 Gunther, Jesse 19, 112 Gurnsey Bailey 19, 104 Gutoerrez. Angehca 19, 25. 43, 112, 135 Gutoerrez. Javoer 44, 45, 62, 82, 83, 90, 96, 142, 143, 152 n, AGGLE OF NERDS Gallagher, Lacoe 40. 86, 87, 93, 119 Gallegos Jennett125. 142, 143 Galloway, Vanessa 20 32, 33. 119. 132 133. 135, 136 138, 139 Gallup, Savannah 119 Gandara. Marco 97 Ganuelas Chnstopher 19. 104 Gaponskl, James 44 , 45, 137. 142. 143 Gaponskl, Joseph 125 Garcoa. Clont 100, 101 , 125 Garcoa . Danoelt9, 45, 52 99, 104 Garcoa. James 19, 104 Garcoa. Scott44, 45, 135, 142, 143, 151 Garcoa. Xavoer7, 11 , 19, 27, 35, 52, 99 , 104 Garcoa. Zackery 9. 11 , 33, 48, 119 Gamer, Kaotlon 44, 45. 142, 143, 151 Garrett. James 4 6, 14. 16. 18, 19. 43. 48, 52 , 53 73. 98, 99 112, 131 , 136. 140 Garrett. Joseph 15, 23. 32, 38. 125, 142. 143 Garre Shannon 4, 5. 6. 10, 19. 32 61 , 99 , 112 Gary, Danus 19, 32, 104 138 Gayle , Darnel 14. 24 , 44 . 45, 63. 96, 142, 143, 151 , 172 Gaytan, Rosemary 46, 119 137 Geoer, Carne 32. 119. 138 Geoer, Stephanoe 119 Geoger. Dollon 79, 119 George Nathan 19 112 Gert>otz, Ehtah 104 202 ODGIN Haberle, John 19, 104 Hacker, Dylon 42. 44, 45. 142, 143, 152 Hacker, Eryn 19, 104 Hahn , Angela 28, 125 Haoght COlby 19 46, 112, 138 Hall . Chandler 19, 112 Hall. Jordan 119 Hall. La Shauntl 19, 34 43. 86, 87, 93. 112 Hall. Mahlon 19. 104 Hamoll, Chase 119. 123 Hamoll, Nocholas 19. 20, 37, 112, 139 Hammond. Davtd 88, 89 . 91 , 98, 99, 119 Hammond. Gona 25, 32, 42, 44 , 45, 86, 87, 9 1, 93, 97, 133, 138. 142, 143, 153 Hammond, Mtchael19, 104, 107 Handel, Dolly 125 Hansen, Jamoe 19, 37, 39, 112 Hansen, Melossa 8. 10, 11 , 14, 15, 22, 54 , 55, 98, 119 Hanson , Heodo125 Hardman, Jonathan 19. 112 Hardy, Stephanoe 13. 19. 37, 43, 45, 73, 99. 11 2. 137, 140 Harmon. Terrance 19, 112 Harns. Addoe 2, 19. 47, 68. 69, 97 104 Harns Forest 119 Hamson. Gabnelle 19, 35, 48. 71 , 94, 104 Harvey. Ebony 19, 38. 104. 134 Harvey. Patnck 10. 29, 44, 45, 132, 139. 142. 143, 153 Haskons, Komberty 42, 88. 89, 91 , 119 Hauge1o, Desoree 19, 104 109 Hawktns. Dolton 19, 112 Hawkons. Dwayen 44, 45, 134, 136, 142. 143 Hawkons. Shawna 1, 18. 19, 32, 40, 44 , 45. 68, 69. 80, 92, 142. 143, 150. 153, 199 Hawkons-Keeler, Amy 125 Haworth Sarabe1h8. 10, 11 , 14, 15, 16, 19 21 , 22, 25, 49. 54 , 55. 98, 112, 133. 140 Heotz. Jeremy 19, 105 Hendnx, Samuel 112 Henry, Kathanna 44, 45, 142, 143, 153, 187 Henry, Khadotah 19, 35. 105. 134 Herman, Stacy 125 Hernandez, Anthony 19, 20, 45, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 112 Hernandez, Eh1ah 19. 112 Hernandez, Myles 19, 52, 105 Hernandez, Rachelle 19, 112 Hershberger, Caleb 19, 37, 105 Heter, Cohn 19, 98, 99, 113 Hoggons, Glen 46, 119, 138 Hoghtower, DeSean 19, 113 Holt , Mark 119, 141 Hollebrandt, Cory 119 Hilt, Ashley 6. 41 , 42, 44 45. 142. 143. 154 Holt, Jessoca 19, 113 Hotchens, Chnstopher 44 45, 142, 143. 154 Hobbs. Tyler 19, 46. 113. 138 Hodges, Moranda 19, 113 Hodgon, Chnstopher6. 14, 19, 98, 99, 113 Hodgon, Shelby 6, 8, 19 35, 36, 37, 38, 44 45, 70. 71 , 94 98, 99, 132, 142, 143, 154, 195 Hogue, Stetson 44, 45, 142, 143 Holloway, Soana 18, 19, 97, 105 Holman, Susan 46, 125 Holmes. Danny 19, 113 Holmes, Lauren 19, 46, 113 Holt, Nocholaus 24, 44, 45, 134, 141 , 142, 143 Hoover, Bernadette 19, 113 Hopktns. Jacquehne 19, 113 Horner, Shelley 119 Horner, Stevoe 19 46, 105 Hoskons, Nathan 11 , 16, 17, 19. 34, 35. 37, 76. n , 82. 83, 90. 96, 113 Hovasse, Chad 17, 19, 22. 42 , 46, 48. 66. 97, 113 Howard . Trenton 25. 44. 45, 142. 143, 155 Howe. Bnttney 19. 36, 113 Hubbard. Mosche' 19, 20, 34 , 35, 38, 39, 40. 57, 72. 99, 105 Huckels, Kartoe 18, 21 , 119, 132, 133, 139 Huerena , James 10, 19, 66, 97, 113, 125 Hughes, Domonoque 19, 99, 103, 105 Hughes, Ernest 20, 23, 27, 28, 98, 99, 119 Hughes, Frank 44, 45, 142, 143 Hughes, Jadow 19, 27, 28. 37, 98, 99, 113 Hughes, RaVen 19, 105 Hulen, Enc 94 , 125, 142, 143 Hunsaker, Brandon 119 Hunt. Alexos 3, 8, 19, 56, 88. 89, 91 , 99, 113 Hunt, Darren 119 Hunt, Derek 6, 119, 132 Hunter, Andreas 19. 105 Hunter. Mamoe 125 Huntsman. Theresa 126 Hurrell . Danoelle 4, 5, 24, 44, 45, 142. 143. 155 Hurtado. Chnstopher 119 Hutchoson, Tyler 22, 48, 97, 119 Huxtable. Bantamon 19, 46, 105 Hylands, Koraleogh 44, 45, 132, 142, 143, 155 �I NDEPENDeNCE Isakson , Mara 19, 42, 105 ltugbu , Peterson 19, 76, 105 ltugbu , Venessannah 13, 15, 19, 56, 72, 99, 105 Iwanski, John 19, 46, 48, 55, 74, 75 , 94, 126, 142, 143 Jackson, Chelsea 36, 39, 42, 119 Jackson, Ebony 32, 37, 138 Jackson, Rachael 67, 88, 89, 91 , 119, 132, 133, 136 Jackson , Steven 6, 18, 29, 33, 34, 48, 49, 74, 75, 94 , 98, 99, 142, 143 Jackson, Tiffan i 40, 57, 72 , 99, 105, 133 Jackson, Tiffany 57 James, AJa 12, 19, 34, 35, 44, 113 James, Carolina 19, 34, 35, 113 James, Chassity 19, 44, 45, 142, 143, 155 James, Jesse 3, 11 , 16, 19, 24, 88, 89, 91 ' 105 James, Victoria 44, 45, 133, 135, 142, 143, 154 Jaramillo, Andrew 44, 45, 142, 143 Jaramillo, April 19, 44, 45, 132, 142, 143, 154, 176 Jaramillo, Samuel 19, 105 Jarvis, Jordan 19, 28, 113 Jenkins, Hanna 19, 105 Jenkins, Michael 44, 45, 142, 143, 154 Jenkins, Sara 100, 101 , 119 Jenkins, Tina 126 Jenks, Velma 19, 40, 105 Jeppson , Kaelyn 119, 139 Jerik, Casey 119 Jersin , Christy 44, 45, 132, 142, 143, 155 John-Baptiste, Jaleel 6, 15, 19, 39, 40, 52, 98 , 99, 113 Johns, Derrick 44, 45, 142, 143, 155 Johnson, Aldale 19, 113 Johnson , Alexis 19, 36, 39 , 105 Johnson , Angelica 44, 45, 142, 143, 154 Johnson, Brandon 44, 45 , 142, 143, 154, 179 Johnson , Bryce 19, 53, 88, 89, 91 , 98, 99, 113 Johnson, Chandra 19, 35, 39 , 111 , 113 Johnson , Devante 29 , 35, 48, 49, 78, 79, 88, 89, 91 , 98, 99, 119 Johnson , Jaclyn 46, 119, 132, 134 Johnson, Jamal 44, 45, 142, 143 Johnson, Kaylon 3, 52 Johnson , Khalia 19, 20, 33, 38, 39, 113, 134, 136, 139 Johnson, Meighan 44, 45, 142, 143, 154 Johnson, Shaleel 19, 33, 38, 39, 80, 113, 133, 134, 136 Johnson , Sirod 13, 119, 132 Johnston, Zachary 18, 19, 20, 32, 33, 44, 45, 139, 142, 143, 155 Jones, Amanda 12, 32, 33, 43, 44, 45, 132, 133, 135, 138, 139, 142, 143, 150, 155 Jones, Braden 2, 8, 18, 19, 26, 29, 40, 42, 44, 45, 50, 51 , 88, 89, 91 , 97 ,98, 132, 133, 142, 143, 156, 178 Jones, Cameron 19, 113 Jones, Eric 44, 45 , 142, 143 Jones, Ivy 119, 135 Jones, Jez-Mas 19, 24, 43, 44, 45, 142, 143, 156, 159 Jones, Jordan 19, 43, 88, 89 , 91 , 97, 105 Jones, Madelyn 119, 135 Jones, Rebecca 44, 45, 142, 143, 156 Jones, Tayler 19, 105 Jordan, Natascha 19, 113 Jungling, Pat 27, 28, 126, 127, 141 Jurado, Andrew 44, 45, 142, 143 Jurado, Anthony 119 Justice, Elizabeth 19, 34, 119, 120 Justice, Ericka 33, 44 , 45, 142, 143, 157 K Kahler, Nathaniel19, 105 Kalina, Jennifer 19, 32, 105, 138, 139 Kaminski, Michael 44, 45, 142, 143, 157 Kampsen, Sarah 44, 45, 142, 143 Kassebaum, Shirley 126 Kaufman, Zachary 19, 105 Kazee, Alexander 6, 8, 10, 16, 18, 23, 27, 29, 44, 45, 50, 51, 98, 99, 133, 142, 143, 148, 149, 156, 170, 179 Keith , Rebecca 80, 81 , 126, 128, 129 Kelly-Purdy, Kayla 19, 45, 81 , 105 Kerlin , Chris 120 Kerrigan, Amanda 126, 142, 143 Kerth, Andrew 126, 142, 143 Keys, Devon 44, 45, 142, 143 Killebrew, Zachary 19, 113 Kilstrom , Roselyn 19, 105, 137 Kim, Eunmi 21 , 120, 136 Kim , Jason 10, 41 , 47, 65, 86, 87 , 91 , 93 , 97, 120, 136, 141 Kimberlin, Leanna 19 K1ng, Jordon 19, 105, 134 King, Kristeen 44, 45, 142, 143, 156 King , Richard 44, 45, 142, 143, 156 K1ng, Talyn 19, 38, 113 King, Travis 15, 120 Kinzie , Robyn 40, 120 Kirk, Amber 19, 60, 99, 105 Kirts, Tanner20,44, 45, 142, 143 Kitsch, Justin 36, 44, 45, 142, 143 Klaiber, Logan 44, 45, 134, 142, 143 Klass, Brianna 19, 105 203 �Klee, Taylor2, 10, 12, 13, 19, 99, 105 Kleinf1eldt, Christopher 19, 105 Kle1nf1eldt, Sabrina 19, 113 Kl ippert, Jordan 19, 45, 105 Klippert, Zachary 2, 24, 28, 44, 45, 142, 143, 157 Kn1ght, Michele 120 Knodel- Eldridge , Aaron 19, 32, 105, 138 Knutson, Melissa 4, 16, 38 , 39, 80, 81 , 98, 99, 126, 128 Koch , Johnathan 19, 43, 65, 97, 113, 137, 141 Koch, Sandy100, 101 , 126, 134 Korzen1owski, Charles 37 Koski, Shelby 19, 32, 36, 68, 69, 92 , 120, 132 Kossman , Mike 126 Krakowski, Sebastian 6, 19, 88, 89, 91 , 113, 134 Kraus, Cassandra 12, 44, 45, 86, 87, 91 , 93, 141 , 142, 143, 1S7 Krause, Jack 41 , 120 Krause, Kate 19, 86, 87, 93, 105 Krouse, Nicholas 19, 32 , 36, 113, 138 Krouse, Zachary 19, 38, 40, 73, 113, 140 Kunce, Ashley 120, 135 Kurtz, Crysea 44, 45, 142, 143, 156, 187 204 AND Laabs, Aiexander120, 123 Laborde, Marly 19, 20, 26, 29 , 32, 105, 138 Lamkins, Michael 44, 45, 142, 143 Lancaster, Erica 44, 45, 142, 143, 156 Land1ng, Lukas 26, 44, 45, 94, 131 , 132, 133, 136, 142, 143, 150, 156 Lane , Danika 44, 45, 142, 143, 1S7 Lane , lesha 7, 12, 15, 19, 32, 44, 45, 47, 68, 69, 92, 142, 143, 157 Lane, Thomas 6, 7, 19, 20, 52, 98, 99, 113 Lang, Tara 27, 82 , 126, 133, 142, 143 Langford, Brennen 7, 19, 24, 1OS Langford , Kaydra 120 Lanham, Andrew 44, 45, 142, 143, 157, 187 Lant, Adam 32, 120, 138 Larkin , Jeremy 6, 44, 45, 142, 143 Larkin , Stephanie 105 Larsen , Kimberly 19, 30, 31 , 113, 135 Larson , Lynnae 1S, 19, 33, 38, 39, 113 Lawhorn, Ashley 120, 135 Lawrence, Denton 44, 45, 97, 137, 142, 143, 157 Laws, Elizabeth 19, 1OS Lawson , Jordan7, 11 , 12, 19, 61 , 113 Leach , Ashley 5, 44, 45, 142, 143, 158 Leach , Samantha 19, 10S Lee, Fredrick 37, 42 , 44, 45, 142, 143, 158 Lee, Ke1Ci38, 39, 41 , 120, 134,136 Lee, Samantha 120, 132, 133 Lee, Tanner19, 32, 37, 39, 113, 136, 138 Lee , William 10, 44, 45, 132, 137, 142, 143, 158 Leehan , Elizabeth 5, 14, 44, 4S, 59, 96, 142, 143, 159,178, 189 LeMay, Amanda 19, 113 Lentz, Marissa 1, 19, 39, 40, 41 , 113, 139 Lepine, Jonathan 19, 113 Lepine, Joseph 120 Lellenma1er, Kris 27, 126, 134, 137 Lewis, Shanikwa 35, 43, 48, 73, 94, 120, 133 Lindsey, Pa1ge 133, 135 Livingston , Joshua 11 , 19, 31 , 88, 89, 91 , 99, 105 Lizarraga, Francisco 6, 50, 98, 99, 120 Lloyd , Brithggee 142, 143 Logan , Myles 19, 113 Logan , Shawn 6, 19, 105 Long , Brandon 44, 45, 142, 143, 159 Long, James 19, 105, 137 Long, Jenna 120, 137 Longbrake, Andrew 19, 113 Longbrake, Mikayla 19, 105 Lopez, Jasmine 19, 105, 139 Lopez, Raina 19, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 106, 136 Lopez, Valerie 19, 46, 99, 113 Lopez, Vincent20, 44, 45, 63, 96, 142, 143, 159 Loll, Gail 126 Loll, Jason 120 Loveall , William 19, 106, 135 Lovi, Jesse 19, 32, 35, 106, 138 Lucas, Brandon 19, 106 Lucas, Mark 117, 120 Lujan , Gloria 11 , 14, 58, 86, 87, 91 , 93, 96, 120, 132, 133 Luna, Christopher 19, 114 Luna, Josdy 19, 77, 100, 101 , 106 SSTHANG TIMES 18 Mac Enulty, Chip 27, 29, 126, 135 Madrid , Kimberly 94, 120, 133 Magalong, Alyssa 3, 8, 11 , 14, 15, 16, 22, 49, 54, 55, 88, 89, 91 , 98, 120, 132, 133, 136 Magdaleno, Mark 10, 44, 45, 46, 64, 65, 86, 87, 91 , 93, 97, 132, 133, 136, 141 , 142, 143, 159, 168, 169, 176 Magnuson, Alyssa 44, 45, 142, 143, 158 Mahon Beckner, Adriana 19, 114 Mahoney, Aaron 19, 106 Maison, Nicholas 19, 21 , 32, 114, 138 Maison, Ryan 7, 9, 18, 19, 27, 29, 32, 42, 44, 45, 50, 51 , 98, 99, 138, 142, 143, 158 Malcom , Joshua 142, 143 Maneely, Alex 46, 120 Mann , Timothy 46, 120, 137, 141 Mariano, Alexander 19, 32, 82 , 83, 90, 96, 114, 138 Marjerrison, Megan 32, 44, 45, 132, 138, 142, 143, 158 Marjerrison, Mikelyn 19, 44, 114 Marquez, Selena 19, 106 Marshall , Sarah 44, 4S , 1S9, 177 mart, Brandon 85 Martin , Brandon 85, 120 Martin , Charles 142, 143 Martin, DeJanee 15, 43, 44, 45, 68, 69, 142, 143, 159 Martin , Jared 19, 106 Martin, Michael 30, 44, 45, 142, 143, 158 Martin , Paul 8, 35, 74, 75, 94, 120 Martin , Sky 16, 106, 134, 136 Martinez, Ellaura 26, 28, 44, 45, 132, 135, 137, 142, 143, 150, 158 Martinez, Fedelina 13, 17, 19, 32, 35, 43, 45, 80, 81 , 99, 106 Martinez, Hanna 19, 99, 114 Martinez, Jennifer 11 , 19, 60, 86, 87, 93, 99, 106 �Martinez, Josephine 19, 30, 31 , 32, 68, 69, 92, 106 Martinez, Kenneth 44, 45, 142, 143, 158 Martinez, Lionel 11 , 120 Martinez, Matthew 37, 44, 45, 141 , 142, 143, 159 Martmez, Mia 19, 114 Martmez, Serena 3, 16, 25, 33, 55, 56, 99, 120, 136 Martinez, Terinny 19, 34, 46, 94, 114 Mart1nez-Villalta, Amanda 126 Mason , Amber 19, 36, 38, 68, 69, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 106 Mala, Kale 4, 11 , 15, 20, 23, 34, 35, 44, 45 , 66, 97, 132, 133, 142, 143, 159, 160, 162, 188 Mala, Kathi 7, 23, 38, 125, 126 Mathis, Drew 20, 66, 84, 85, 90, 97, 120, 136 Matthews, Shauna 120 Mattson , Christian 19 Mauck, John 19, 114 Mauck, McKenna 19, 88, 89, 91 , 106 Maurello, Cassandra 19, 32, 106, 137, 138 Maurer, Jesse 126, 139 Maximenko, Nathan 19, 106 Milleon, Christian 142, 143 Miller, Brandy 127 Miller, Devon 2, 6, 7, 9, 18, 19, 27, 34,35, 50, 52 , 53, 76, 77, 88, 89, 91 , 98, 99, 114 Miller, Jacob 16, 19, 106 Miller, Skyler 11 , 19, 40, 46, 86, 87, 93, 114, 134, 138 Miner, Eliza 121 Minnehan, Kristina 44, 45, 142, 143, 161 Mires, Breanna 19, 88, 89, 91 , 106 Molina , Shane 9, 21, 29, 32, 34, 38 , 39, 44, 45, 48, 49, 67, 78, 79, 88, 89, 91,97, 138,142, 143, 161 Monikes, Marc-Jannik 96 Montanez, Anthony 16, 19, 99, 106 Montes, Eduardo 19, 44, 45, 142, 143, 160 Montgomery, Jazm1n 12, 13, 15, 19, 20,21 , 30, 31 , 32 , 33, 43, 44, 45, 68, 69, 92, 133, 138, 142, 143, 160 Montgomery, Reanna 44, 45, 142, 143, 160 Montoya, Brittany 19 Montoya, Francesca 121 , 123, 134, 137 Montoya, Natalie 44, 45, 142, 143, 161 Montoya, Robert 17, 19, 114 Montoya, Samantha 19, 35, 114 Moody, Daniel19, 20, 114,138 Moody, Timothy 121 Moore , Brandyn 44, 45, 142, 143, 161 Moore , Brittany32, 121 , 137, 138 Moore , Christopher 44, 45, 142, 143 Moore, Dylan 19, 106 Moore, James 19, 114 Moore, Kathryn 19, 114 Moorehead, Dustin 19, 114 Moorhouse, Breanna 1, 19, 46, 57, 99, 106, 133 Morgan , Branda 127, 133, 142, 143 Morin, Caryn 27, 28, 127, 136 Morse , Josh 124, 125, 126, 127, 133, 142, 143 Morse, Samuel19, 37, 38, 114 Mosher, Amy 7, 19, 114 Mosher, Michael 19, 114 Moss, Candyce 20, 121 , 133, 134, 139, 141 Moss, Simonique 36, 44, 45, 132, 134, 142, 143, 160 Mountain , Logan 19, 106 Moyer, Kelley 8, 19, 20, 38, 45, 61 , 99, 114 Muller, Dorothe 127 Mullineaux, Johnathan 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 22 , 23, 27, 29, 40, 44, 45 , 50, 98, 99, 142, 143, 160 Murillo, Gennifer 44, 45, 142, 143 Murray, Dustin 19, 114 Murray, Jade 19, 97, 106 Musgrove, Kodi 44, 45, 142, 143, 161 Myers, Darion 121 , 141 Myers, Kayla 121 Neal , Zachary 8, 11 , 15, 20, 23, 44, 45, 66, 97, 100, 101 , 133, 140, 142, 143, 160, 162,178 Needham . Alexis 114 Nelson , Chnstopher 19, 114 Nelson , Kirsten 19, 114 Nelson, Sarah 45, 121 , 132, 137 Newton, Alexis 44, 45, 132, 133, 136, 142, 143, 162 Nguyen , Leanna 121 Nickell , Kathy 6, 127 Nielsen , Travis 121 N1ew1nski, Morgan 117, 121 Nimon, Alexander 142, 143 Noel, Zachary 17, 121 Norman , Olney 15, 44, 45, 121 , 132, 135, 136, 141 Norrington, Caelen 19, 21 , 34, 66, 97, 106 Norton , Zachary 19, 25, 29, 30, 47, 114, 134 Nozari , Alexis 19, 88, 89, 91 , 114 GENE & B Nail , Wesley 19, 106 Nal , Alexia 3, 6, 19, 20, 32, 33, 38, 114, 133, 136, 137, 138, 139 Nal , Nichella 44, 45, 88, 89, 91 , 132, 133, 137, 139, 142, 143, 161 , 182 Nance, Geri 127 Naput1-Cabrera, Calan1e 121 Naputi-Cabrera, Casia 19, 106 Nash , Christiana 132 Navakuku , Rachel47, 121 Navarro, Celena 19, 106 Nayares, Osman 25, 44, 45, 142, 143, 152 Neal. Grace 8, 11, 15, 16, 19, 21 , 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 46, 47, 49, 54, 55, 98, 114, 133, 140 I Oakes, Lela 19, 46, 114 Oakes, Tristan 44 , 45, 142, 143, 162 Ochoa Boyce, Angelina 19, 45, 114 Ochoa Boyce, Johnny 9, 19, 20, 114 Ochoa, Mlchael19, 106, 139 Ohlsen, Holly 142, 143 Olan , Adam 15, 30, 44, 45, 142, 143, 163 Oldfather, N1cole 19, 114 Olivas, Brandon 27, 42, 121 Olivas, Mark 19, 37, 46, 106, 109 Ol1vas, Phil 127, 139, 142, 143 Olmstead, Brandon 44, 45, 142, 143 Olsen, Arian 33, 44, 45, 142, 143, 163 Ormesher, Kelly 34, 127 Orr, David 113, 114 Ortiz Bujan, Abigail 121 , 137 Ort1z, Ana 121 Ortiz, Ashlee 121 Ortiz, Joseph 19, 106 Osantowsk1, Katie 19, 114, 135 Osborne, Adam 19, 99, 106 Osburn, McKayla 19, 97, 114 Osgard, Jenn1fer 1, 11 , 27. 32, 41 , 42, 82, 83, 90, 121 , 132,133, 139 Osiveto, Raquel 133 Oster, Tyler 10, 12, 18, 22, 27, 35, 48, 65, 74 , 75, 94 , 97, 121 , 136 Ottersberg , Anthony 19, 106 205 �Powells, La Shai 33, 35 , 43. 44 , 45 , 70, 71 , 94 , 132, 142, 143, 163, 180 Pnce, Allison 44, 45 , 142, 143, 163 Pnce , Karma 142, 143, 163 Prust. Kassandra 7. 15, 20, 25. 44 , 45. 133. 134 135, 139, 141 . 142. 143, 164 Pullen, Samuel19 105, 107, 134 Punay, Matthew-Angelo 19, 32 , 115, 133, 138 Pumhaole , Brandon 44 , 45 Pumhaole , Brianna 19, 115 Purv1s . Glenn 127 ERFECT COUPLE Neil Maison & Kaleigh Rinder Pace-Dz1ekonski. Katelyn 19, 114 Pachuca. Angela 121 Pachuca. Ray 44 , 45, 142, 143 Paddack, Usa 127 Pad1lla , Della 121 Padilla , Stephen7, 19. 27, 114 Palmer, Devonte 19, 99, 106 Palomba , Jacqulyn 11 , 13, 15, 19, 25 , 27, 29, 40, 115, 135 Palomba, Joseph 7, 11 . 18, 23, 29, 42 , 44. 45 , 51.88, 89, 91 , 98, 99. 142, 143,157, 162, 181 Pantoja. Kev1n 19, 106 Paone, Courtney 47, 134, 136 Papproth , Ntcholai 19, 115 Parker, Xav1er 19. 106 Parra , Marcos 121 Parra. Victoria 19, 39, 115, 135 Parra- Peralta , Blanca 19, 106 Patrick, Larry 19, 115, 138 Patz, Brandon 97, 121, 132, 137 Pauley , Tiana 121 Paultno-Hughes. Gabriale 19, 115 Pearson. Brandon 19, 67, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 115 Pease. Savanah 19, 107 Peek, Lianna 44 , 45, 142, 143, 162 Peek, Mtchael19, 39, 107 Pelsue . Blake 7, 19, 63, 97, 115 Penner, Bly1he 17, 44, 45, 142, 143, 163, 168 Penner, Lance 14, 63,96, 98, 99. 121 , 136 Pepp1to. Trav1s 44, 45 Perea . Antssia 121 , 132 Perez, Anthony 4, 6, 121 Perez. Antonto 19, 44 , 45, 46, 142, 143, 163 Perez , Ashley 19, 107, 133 Perez. M1cah 6, 19, 115 Perez . Tyler 12, 52 , 121 Perez . Un 14, 19. 21 , 44, 45, 142, 143, 162 Persaud Shane 44 , 45 , 142, 143, 162 Peter, Alyssa 19, 107 Peter, Chnstopher 19 Peter. Shayla 121 Petene, Bnttany 44, 45, 142, 143. 162 Peterson. Bnana 44, 45, 142, 143, 163 Peterson. Loren 19, 115 Pha1r Kimberly 19. 107, 136 Pha1r Tiffeny 32, 33, 44 , 121 , 133, 135, 138 Phtlhps, Samantha 12, 33, 35, 43 , 48, 71 , 94, 121, 132 P1ttman. Tametka 121, 132, 136 Pletcher. Don 46, 127, 133 Plyley, Colby 11 , 19, 107 Plyley, Jon 121 132, 133, 137 206 Poellien , Chelste 121 Poellien , DaVId 25. 43, 44 , 45 . 142. 143 Polk, Ashley 44, 45 . 82 , 83, 90 , 142, 143, 177 Pond, Travis 6, 11, 18. 19, 26, 34 , 35, 50, 51 , 84 , 85 . 90,98, 99, 121 Pond. Troy 19. 107 Poorman . Gabriel19 Pope.Kaden7 19, 115 Poppell. Anthonie 19, 107 Porter, Joseph 6 , 9, 19, 27, 28, 40 , 98 . 99. 111 , 115 Poston, Kody 142, 143 Powell , Jordan 19. 10 UIRKY Qwles. W1lliam 27, 29, 37, 40, 44 , 45, 46, 48 , 133, 136, 142, 143, 148, 164 Quintal, Tina 107 Qwntana , Aeryn 1, 13, 19, 23, 32, 55, 56, 99, 107, 133, 138 Quirk. Jam1e 1, 19, 57 , 83, 99, 107, 133 Quirk. Jordyn 11 , 36, 41 , 117, 121 , 132, 133 Quirk. Magah 127, 142, 143 AISSANCE MAN Raber, Kimberly 164 Raes . Donna 121 Ramsdell , Dakota 19, 88, 89 , 91 , 107 Ranne , Sarah 115 Rapalo, Chnst1an 19, 107 Rase. Dust1n 6, 19, 26, 53. 99, 107, 109 Rav1n . Enn 40, 94 , 127, 135 Ray, Nicole 2, 107 Reeder. Dav1d 27, 28 , 37, 127, 142, 143 Reeves. Alysha 7, 19, 115 Reeves. Kamen 19, 115 Retmer, Jon 27. 97, 127, 134, 141 Reinhard. Kylee 107 Re1nk1ng, John 12, 121 Rh1nehart . Amber 19. 107 Rhtnehart . Cody 45 , 121 Rhoden . Ennque 19, 35, 107 Rhodes , Johanna 33. 127, 137 Rhodes . Jordan 6, 18, 23. 24 , 28. 53 . 98 , 99 , 121 Rhodes , Ph1ll1p 6, 9, 11 , 15, 17, 18, 23, 30, 44 , 45, 48 , 50, 51 . 74 , 75 . 98, 99, 142, 143, 145. 154, 165 R1ce , Cohn 19, 107, 135 Richards . Taylor 5, 40, 86, 87, 91 , 93, 121 . 132, 133,140 Richardson , Brandle 121 Richardson , Ivy 127 Richardson . Jordan 13, 14, 18. 19, 98, 99, 107 122 Richardson. Kaylte 122 Richardson . Savannah 17, 19, 107, 135 Richberger, Cameron 19, 107 Riehl , Dakota 17, 19. 52 , 99, 107 R1ehl , Matthew 122 R1ffee , Cody 44 , 45, 135. 142, 143 R1ffee , Dakota 19. 115 R1gler. Anthony 44 , 45, 142, 143, 165 R1gsby. Joseph 122. 133 Riley-Hunt. Tiramane 44, 45, 142, 134, 143, 165 Rinder, Destiny 19, 36, 107 Rinder, Kaleigh 32, 46, 122, 138 Riner. Mtchael44, 45, 142, 143 R1ner. Pa1ge 1, 4, 18, 19, 32, 68 . 69, 80 , 92 , 115 Rivas, Angelina 19, 115 R1vera , Asianna 4, 36, 37, 43, 44. 45, 70 , 71 , 94 , 142. 143, 165 R1vera, Aztel19 , 115 Rivera, Az1ra 19, 38, 47, 115 Rivera, Matthew 19, 99, 107 Rivera, N1cole 18, 19, 31 , 115 Roady, Aust1n 19, 38 Roady, Trevor32, 88 , 89, 91 , 122 Robbins. Patricia 44 , 45, 142, 143 Roberts. Ashley 2, 4, 5, 14, 44 , 45, 59, 96, 142, 143. 164 Roberts. Kayla 1, 4, 12, 18. 19, 25 , 44, 45 , 47 , 58. 59, 84, 85 . 90, 96 . 133, 142, 143, 164, 174. 196 Robertson . Kenisha 19, 115 Robertson . Knst1na 19, 34, 35, 47. 60, 99, 115 Rob1nder, Megan 19, 115, 135 Rob1nder, Mtchael44, 45 , 142, 143, 164 Rob1ns. Bryan 19. 44, 115 Rob1nson . Ca1tlyn 19, 46, 115, 138 Rob1nson . Dam1tnus 88, 89 , 91 , 96, 122 Rob1nson , Des1rrae 122 Rob1nson, Dom1nc 19, 88 , 89, 91 , 113, 115 Rob1nson . Donovan 44, 45 , 47, 63, 88, 89, 91, 96, 142, 143, 165 Rob1nson , Jordan 6, B. 9, 15. 18, 19, 22 , 23, 27, 29, 45 , 51 , 98, 99, 142, 143, 165 Robinson-Williams . Tam1ka 44, 45, 98, 132, 133. 137, 142, 143, 164 Robles, Juan 122 Rodnguez, Selena 7, 19, 33, 36, 38, 39, 81 , 115, 133. 135, 136 Rodnguez . Victor 44 , 45, 142, 143, 164 Rogan , Burak 19. 115 Rogan . Kesira 19, 107 Rogers, Christopher 15, 19, 20, 42, 115 Rohde , Jason 21 , 63 , 96 , 122 Rollins . Stephanie 24, 25. 28, 122 Romero. Alec1a 19, 107 Romero, Teodonta 127 Rood. Rebecca 19, 107 Root. Joseph 28 , 122, 137 Rose . Kadeshia 44 , 45, 88 , 89 , 91 , 142, 143. 164 Rose, Nicole 127 Rose . Roxana 127 Rose, Stephanie 12, 15, 30, 41 , 44, 45 , 49 , 58 . 59, 96. 132, 133. 142, 143, 165, 180 Rosenberg. Jess1ca 31 , 42, 44. 45, 82, 83 , 90, 96. 133, 142, 143, 165 ROSISka, Alec 19. 107 Ross. Brandon 19, 107 Ross , Zab1yan 25 , 44 , 45, 134, 141,142. 143, 166 Roth . Chels1e 12, 15, 21 , 24 , 25. 28, 29. 44, 45 . 47, 132, 133. 140, 142. 143. 164, 166 Rothermal , Amanda 28, 127 Rowe , Renee 19. 44, 45 , 142, 143. 166, 172, 184 Ruby, Jarom 20, 122 Rudd , Manssa 20, 88, 89. 91 , 122, 139 Rudd . Samantha 19, 35, 38 , 48 , 56 . 71 , 94 , 99 , 107, 135 Rush , Mana 19. 35, 107 Rushay , Ashley 19, 107 Rushay, Matthew 30, 44, 45, 142, 143 Russik, Ashley 122 Russik, Jesstca 44, 45, 137, 142. 143. 167 Rutledge, Sean 44 , 45, 142, 143, 166. 167 Ryberg Benjamin 6, 19, 107 Rydzynski . Anthony 122 Rydzynsk1 . Thomas 88. 89, 91 , 99, 107, 137 �S ARAH A A Saenz-Sneath, Krystal 17, 19, 46, 115 Saenz-Sneath, Yazm1n 19, 107 Sage , Breanna 4, 5, 19, 43, 45 , 47, 61 , 73, 86, 87, 91 , 93, 99 , 115, 132, 133, 140 Sage , Scott 32 , 38, 47, 127 Salas, Cheyenne 46, 132, 137, 138, 142, 143, 167 Salazar, Brianna 122, 132, 141 Salazar, Edward 33, 44 , 45, 88 , 89 , 91 , 142, 143 Salazar, Jasmine 44 , 45, 142, 143, 167 Salgar, Alyssa 19, 31 , 32, 36, 37, 43, 44, 45 , 68, 69 , 92 , 142, 143, 152, 167, 181 Salisbury, Courtney 40, 41, 122, 133 Sanchez, Carlos 7, 44, 45, 142, 143, 156, 167 Sanchez, Gabnela 122 Sanchez, Leslie 122 Sanchez, Liliana 19, 107 Sanchez, Nancy 19, 115 Sanchez, Raymond 21, 44, 45, 63, 96, 142, 143, 167, 186 Sanders, Andrew 122 Sandstede, Samantha 122 Sandy, Kyle 1, 32, 84 , 85, 90, 122, 138 Santanna, Michael44, 45, 133,134,135, 141 , 142, 143, 167 Santos, Brianna 44, 45, 142, 143, 167 Sargema, Doreen 128 Sassaman, Kylie 19, 107 Scanlon , Peter 19, 31 , 44, 45, 142, 143, 167 Scannell, Joslin 19, 115 ScheaHer, Colin 19, 107 Scheiler, Jacob 9, 19, 35, 62, 76, 97, 107 Scheller, Jess1ca-dale 6, 7, 44, 45 , 132, 133, 134, 142, 143, 167 Schell , Matthew 44, 45, 135, 142, 143, 167 Schindler, Amy 19, 107 Schiro, Matthew 32, 122 Schmidt, Ca1tlin 19, 115 Schm1dt, Connor 62, 122, 123, 135 Schwanz, Robert 19, 96, 107 Schwarzman, Andrew 44, 45 , 142, 143, 168 Scott, Alonza 15, 19, 20, 56, 57 , 99 , 115 Scott, Brenna 44, 45, 133, 142, 143, 168 Scott, M1cahla 5, 20, 82, 83, 90, 122, 132 Scritchfield, Cheyenne 11 , 19, 35, 107 Scntchfield, Sierra 20, 23, 122, 132, 133, 135 Seabaugh, Sabnna 15, 19, 57 , 99 , 108 Seals, Aaron 16, 19, 43, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 115 See, Corinna 25, 42, 44, 45, 82, 83 , 90, 142, 143, 168 Sexton, Heather 4, 14, 40, 41 , 73, 96, 122 Seytarth, lnge 32, 122, 137, 138 Seytarth, Just1n 19, 108 Shaffer, Brandon 19, 115 Shea, Reg1na 46, 128, 132 Shenea, Kimberlin 19 Sherman, Alysia 19, 108 Sherwood, Connna 19, 108 Shianne, Drake 19 Shields, Dom1mc 122 Shreve, Derek 19, 108 Shreve, Thomas 122 Shuman, Mad1son 19, 20, 115, 138, 139 Shyanne, Fralish 19 Siana, Holloway 19 Silva, Joshua 19, 115, 135 Sim1en-Johnson , Talia 44 , 45 , 142, 143 S1to, Jeremiah 7, 20, 30, 32, 33, 44, 45, 138, 139, 142, 143 Skaggs, Brend1n 7, 19, 47, 115 Sky, Mart1n 19 Slayton, Morgan 35, 37, 44 , 45, 70, 71 , 94 , 142, 143, 169 Slocum, John 122 Sm1th, Amber 11 , 44 , 45, 88, 89 , 91 , 122, 132, 133, 169 Sm1th, Amy 124, 128, 142, 143 Smith , Ashley 132, 133, 142, 143, 169 Sm1th, Camden 12, 44, 45 , 142, 143 Smith, DanielS, 10, 14, 34, 35 , 44 , 45, 65 , 84 , 85 , 90, 97 , 142, 143, 169 Sm1th, Felicia 7, 14, 16, 19, 115 Sm1th, George 6, 19, 26, 30, 32, 38, 76, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 98, 99 , 115, 125, 128 Sm1th, Holly 128 Smith, Joanna 122 Smith, Krysten 19, 38, 88, 89 , 91 , 99, 115, 134 Sm1th, Ryan 49 , 65, 86, 87, 91 , 93, 97, 122 Smith, Summer 44, 45, 142, 143, 169 Sm1th, Tanisha 44 , 45 , 142, 143, 169 Smith, Tann 19, 32 , 108, 138 Smullen , Nicholas 6, 19, 38 , 86, 87, 91 , 93, 116, 133, 135 Sn1pes, Adnan 19, 37, 100, 101 , 116 Smpes, Martha 128 Soistman , Ashley 3, 44 , 45, 86, 87, 91 , 93 , 132, 133, 134, 142, 143, 169 Soluren, Anthony 44, 45, 84 , 85, 90, 142, 143, 169 Southworth, Carolyn 128 Spoerl, Joseph 44, 45 , 142, 143, 169 Spurbeck, Cody 122 Spurbeck, Corey 19, 108 Sqwe, Jory 44 , 45, 142, 143, 169 Sronce, Khielianna 38, 122 St Germa1n, Joshua 19, 46, 88, 89, 91 , 98, 99, 116, 138 StJohn, Dean 122 St Peter, Brandon 19, 43 , 45, 108 Staatz, Joey 19 Staatz, Joseph 108 Stach1tus, Allyson 32 , 33, 44, 122, 138 Stachltus, Anastas1a 19, 32, 60 , 82, 83 , 90 , 99, 108, 138 Stacy. Madeline 12, 18, 32 , 97, 122, 138 Stambaugh, Jess1ca 19, 46 , 108, 109 Stamper, Tyler 19, 108 Stanley, Samantha 19, 108 Stanley, Shelby 121 , 122, 132, 136 Stanley, Tremel I 3, 6, 19, 53, 88, 89 , 91 , 99 , 108, 109 Stark, Bnttany 4 7, 122 Starling, Bailey 19, 108 Ste1ner, Ab1ga1117, 19, 108 Stellmach, Adam 24 , 25, 88, 89 , 91 , 97 , 122 Stellmach, Angela 44 , 45, 137, 142, 143, 169 Stephanie, Larkin 19 Stephanie, Wade 19 Stephenson, Colin 19, 108 Stettnisch, Dara 19, 116 Stettnisch, Joshua 19, 116 Stevens, Cynthia 19, 116 Stevens, Joshua 26, 29, 66, 97, 122 Stevens, Rachael22 , 67, 122, 133, 136 Stevenson, Seth 20, 27, 41 , 42, 44, 45, 142, 143, 169 Steward, Aust1n 19, 108 Steward, Gortney 19, 108 Stewart, Andrew 6, 7, 13, 15, 18, 19, 23, 28 , 38, 39 , 48 , 98, 99 , 116 Stewart, Aust1n 3, 99 Stockert, Cody 7, 14, 19, 47, 58, 82 , 83, 90, 96, 116 Stockton, Phillip 3, 123 Story, Evan 23, 88, 89, 91 , 123 Stoudt, Karsta 19, 21 , 32, 86 , 116, 138 Stover, Alexzander 19, 99, 108 Stra1n , Nicole 5, 128 Stra1n , Scott 5, 44 , 128, 141 , 142, 143 Strasburg, M1chael 44 , 45, 170 Stull, Kori 116 Suda, John 19, 108 Suggs, Germa1ne 20, 37, 38, 39 , 44, 123, 132, 135 Sull1van, Mlchael30, 38, 128 Sumah, lsha 44, 45, 82 , 83 , 90, 134, 142, 143 170 '. Summers, BenJamin 47, 126, 128, 132 Summers, Trevon 19, 35, 74 , 76, 77 , 116 Surges, Derrick 19, 46 , 108 Sutherland, Juliana 32, 100, 101 , 123, 138, 141 Swancutt, Brandon 22 , 46, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 123 Swancutt, Cassandra 11 , 19, 67 , 88, 89 , 91 , 97, 116 Swartz, Joshua 19, 46, 108 Sweet, Chnstopher 23, 123 Taggart, Shane 19, 108 Tamsen , Katnna 124, 128, 129, 137, 142, 143 Tams, Amanda 44 , 45 , 142. 143, 170 Tatum , Debril12, 44, 45, 48, 74, 75, 94, 142 143, 171 Tatum , Desire 123 Taycher, Felecia 137, 142, 143, 171 Taylor, Anthony 6, 7, 11 , 19, 99 , 108 Taylor, Cory 19, 116 Taylor, Karson 19, 45, 108 Teague-Garrett, Domink 12, 27, 28, 53, 98, 99, 123 Teel, Arryanna 123 Tenorio, Adriana 44 , 45, 132, 142, 143, 170 Terrell , Bnttany 42, 44, 45 , 142, 143, 170 Terry, Alton 18, 29, 33, 35, 44, 45, 74, 75 , 94, 98, 99 , 142, 143, 153, 170 Thayer, Steven 44, 45, 142, 143, 171 Thomas , Cheri 19, 32, 47 , 68, 69, 108, 109, 138 Thomas , Jahniqua 44, 45, 73 , 140, 142, 143, 171 Thomas, JeH 27, 28, 29, 128, 133, 142, 143 Thompson , Brandie 19, 32 , 43, 44 , 45, 68, 69, 92, 133, 142, 143, 170 Thompson, Taran 19, 108 Thurman , Taylar 6, 44 , 45, 142, 143, 170 Tia , Cherry 19 T1Ham , Jackson 19 Tili , Jafm1ne 44 , 45, 142, 143 Tina , Ou1ntal 19 Tipton , Brandon 37, 38, 123 Tipton , Megan 19, 108 Tobin , Ka1tlin3, 11 , 17, 19, 61, 82 , 99 , 108 Todd, Brisco 6, 19, 42, 123 Toiles , Jesse 19, 88, 89, 91 , 99, 108 Toomey, Karen 128, 142, 143 Torgerson , Dav1d 19, 23 , 39 , 116 Townsend, Travis 44 , 45, 84, 85, 90, 137, 142, 143, 170 Trefethen, Jaymm 12, 30, 44 , 45, 82, 83, 90 , 133, 134, 142, 143, 146, 171 Trowbndge, Ashley 10, 11 , 32, 123, 137, 138 Truitt, Glen 128 TruJillo, Arielle 15, 16, 19, 32 , 47 , 68, 69, 92, 116, 133 TruJillo, Dallas 19, 108 TruJillO, Taylor 19, 116 TruJillo, Terza 19 Turano, Trav1s 123 Turner, Aaron 123 Turner, Da Juan 6, 74 , 75, 88, 89, 91 , 94 , 98, 99, 123 Turner, Kyleigh 19. 20, 116, 133, 138 Turner, Thomas 2, 6, 7, 35, 44, 45, 48, 64 , 65 , 79 , 84 , 85, 90, 97, 132, 142, 143, 171 , 183 Tyrrell , Tyler 19, 108, 139 U NFORGETTABLE 207 Ucker, Melame 44 , 45, 142, 143, 171 �V ERY AWESOME FRIENDS Vachon , Jordan 19, 25, 27, 82, 83, 90, 116, 133, 135, 140 Valaer-Wilson, Amanda 123 Valdez. Bnanna 7, 9, 19, 38, 43, 45, 73, 98, 99, 116, 133, 134, 140 Valdez , Demt 12. 20, 42, 44, 45, 82. 83, 90, 96, 132, 133, 138, 139. 142, 143, 162, 171 Valdez . Jessica 3, 15, 19, 56 , 99, 108 Valdez , Procop1o 19, 48, 78, 88, 89, 91 , 99, 108 Valencia, Chantal 19, 116 Valenzuela, Josiah 22, 67, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 123 Vallejo, Zachary 42, 44, 45, 142, 143, 172, 186 Valverde, Jonnie 123 Van Esselsllne. Sabnna 82, 83, 90, 123, 133 Van Winkle , Nathan 18. 27, 97, 116 Vance, Kayla 19, 108 VanWinkle , Nathan 19, 22, 48 Varboncoeur, Dav1s 19, 108, 137 Varboncoeur, Nicklaus 7, 19, 46, 116. 137, 138 Vargas. Geneva 7, 44, 45. 67 88. 89, 91 , 97, 132 133, 142, 143, 172 Vasquez , Enc6, 19, 23, 31 , 88,89,91, 116, 123 Vasquez . Patricia 6, 19, 27, 88, 89, 91 , 116 Velasquez , Mandi 8, 10, 11 , 12, 13, 15, 22, 44, 45. 46, 47, 54, 55 , 73,98, 132, 133, 140, 142, 143,150, 155, 172, 183 Vialpando , Angelino 19 Vialpando. C1ara 10, 44, 45, 132, 139, 142, 143, 173 Vialpando. Selina 19, 39, 45, 116 V1g1l. Dav1d 19. 35, 116 V1g1l , Devon 123 VISCOVi , Sarah 15, 19, 39, 40, 44 , 45, 47, 68, 88, 89, 91 , 108, 109, 133, 140 Vonderharr. Knst1na 19, 108, 134 Wade , Jason39, 44, 45, 133, 134,135, 137, 141 , 142, 143. 173 Wade , Ketth 44, 45, 142, 143 Wade, Stephame 108 Wadle , Alexandra 19, 103, 108 Wadle , Jordyn 30, 38. 39, 81 119. 123. 132, 133 Wagers Karen 24 , 128, 142, 143 208 Waggoner, Garrett 19, 108, 134, 141 Walk, Dena 123 Walk, Jamte 19, 108 Walker, Brittany 19, 108 Walker, Mark 29, 48, 128 Walker-Savoy, BrandiS 42, 123 Wallace , Dakota 19, 32, 47, 108, 138 Ward , Ab1ga1l 19, 88, 89, 91 , 109, 135 Ware, Jacob 19, 44, 45, 142, 143, 173, 186 Ware , Kurst1n 44, 45, 142, 143, 173 Ware , Nicklaus 44, 45, 142, 143, 173, 186 Warner, Rodney 19, 116 Warren, Kale1gh 44, 45, 142, 143, 173 Wascher, Cassidy 123 Washington , Evon 19, 60, 99, 109 Washtngton , Kent 19, 28, 43, 45, 47, 116 Watts, Trav1s 7. 19, 99, 109 Waugh . Jacob 9, 14. 19, 20, 48, 97, 116 Waugh, Joshua 20, 21 , 30, 32, 33, 44, 45, 62, 63, 88, 89, 91 , 96, 132, 133, 138, 139, 140, 142, 143, 173 Weaver. Eleanor 19, 116 Weaver, lan 35, 36, 45, 123 Webb, Malik 19, 32, 35, 47, 52, 77, 99, 109, 138 Weller, April 37, 123, 141 Westland, Thomas 15, 20, 23, 29, 44, 45, 63, 96, 98,99, 138, 142, 143.173 Westland . Valerie 20, 123, 136 Wezat, Chnst1e 128 Whatley, Trevaughn 19, 88, 89, 116 Whisman. Sean 19, 116 White , Belinda 129 White, Raja 19, 32, 46, 116, 138 Whitlock, Aubree 15, 19, 30, 31 , 32, 37, 43, 44, 45, 68, 69, 92, 142, 143, 166, 173 Whittemore. Amber 5, 20, 21 , 44, 45, 86, 87, 91, 93, 97, 132,133, 135, 136,139,141, 142, 143, 161 , 173, 176 Wickham , Ann 20, 43, 44, 45, 135, 142, 143, 173 Wilbanks, Austin 44, 45, 142, 143, 173 Wilcox , James 19, 46, 138 Wilkerson, Andrew 19, 109 Wilkerson, Destin 20, 88, 89, 91 , 97, 123, 133, 135, 137 Wilkerson , M1chelle 44 . 45. 134, 135, 142, 143 Willett , N1kk1 7, 16, 19, 42, 116, 117 Williams, Aaron 123 Williams , Dakota 19, 109 Williams , Dontae 11 , 19, 34, 35, 74, 116 Williams Dushawn 8, 9, 11 , 13, 15, 18, 19, 22, 23, 29, 44, 45, 48, 49, 50,51, 78, 98, 99, 142, 143, 174 Williams. Jeremy 129, 142, 143 Williams. Jonathan 19. 99, 109 Will1ams , Marcus 6, 15, 36, 48, 53, 79, 123 Will1ams. N1ck 94, 129 Williamson , Justus 19, 99, 109 Wilson, Brian 19, 46, 109 Wilson, Chnstopher 19, 21 , 24, 25, 105, 109, 123, 135, 141 W1lson , Danzale 44, 45, 142, 143 Wilson , Edw1n 18, 133, 142, 143, 163, 174 Wilson, Em1ly 19, 109 Wilson , Isaiah 19, 35, 77, 99, 107, 109 Wilson , Jahlysa 19, 43, 116, 134, 135 Wilson , Rlck23 , 97, 129,134 Wilson , Tyrone 44 , 45, 142, 143 Wimberly, Nicolle 82, 83, 90, 123 Windemaker, Cred1e 19. 38, 109 Winters, Samantha 8, 9, 19, 30, 31, 32, 44, 45, 68,92, 142,143, 160, 174 Witt, KeiCee 14. 19, 22. 34 35, 58 , 72, 73, 96, 116 W1ttig, Rachel19, 68, 97, 109, 134 Wood, Amber 44, 45, 142, 143, 150, 175 Wood, Breanna 123 Wooden , Adnanna 19, 109 Wooden, Sav1na 44, 45, 142, 143, 175 Woodford Joseph 19, 109, 136 Woods, Wesley 19, 116 Woods, Zachary 19, 116 X Woodworth Summer 19, 41, 46, 116, 117, 134 Woodyard. 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