https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6593b9a3b6509897f639895813e7fd94.pdf 90b23060a4abbc24e31721c35cda15b6 PDF Text Text ��Student .Cife... 2 Sports... 28 Performing Arts... 7'0 Seniors... 98 Academics... 130 Underclassmen ... 162 !Jabg Pics/9ndex & elubs... 192 ��Stepp in' • ln a Different Direction 1996 Volume 38 WIDEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 615 Widefield Dr. Widefield, CO 80911 391-3200 Fax 390-4372 Students:1601 Staff:156 Dr. Mark Hatchell, Principal �Doin' 9t Our Way A a member of the Environmental Club, Cameron Hoppe erve the community and environment by lending a hand at Venetucci Farm. "I'm never caught unprepared," ay Adam Smith, wearing hi "emergency poncho' after and early October rain torm. -·., :..· ~ ~ . ;··· :,.. No, they're not tra h diggers, as a part of Environmental Club, Darcey Abe)., ori Wright, and Ca ey_ dine pick up can for Widefield' recycling program. Doing our part to keep the environment clean, recycling bin became a common ight to WHS student . 2 In the Pike' Peak region differences are taken in tride; here Brad Powell punt the ball in rarefied atmo phere. �RETROSPECT ... Two hundred years of progress have brought us to where we are now standing ; on the top of our selfconstructed mountain of problems. The decisions we make, the policies we put into action , and the effectiveness of these policies will determine the future of the nation. Long ago, the Indian treated his land, air, and water as brothers. We exploit these things under the pretext that natural resources are limitless. Recently research has presented us with data that proves that natural does not mean everlasting. Hard work, ingenuity and luck will see an end to our strife says Tom Kimball of the National Wildlife Federation. The next 20 years will decide the next 200. "We have met the enemy and he is us," Pogo. Widefield High School Yearbook Volume 18, 1976 Here we are still standing in the road, trying to decide which way to go. Our problems are known and we want to solve them, but we also want things done our way. Change isn't always wanted, while work isn't exactly our style. But through the years we find a little work isn't all that bad. So twenty years have gone by and it's time to re-assess the situation. The steps taken by past generations haven't made that great of a change. Resources are still running out and we keep looking for a cure to our problems. Our generation needs to choose a path for the future; a road that betters the earth, as well as prepares us for possible problems of the future. The next 200 years is being decided by the progress that was made in the past twenty; we begin a new era facing the same, if not more difficult problems. In Nineteen-Ninety-Six we have the potential to make a difference by improving on working solutions as well as working toward discovering new ones. Our policies, Our decisions, and Our solutions equal OUR FUTURE!!!!! Angela Bisceglia and Stacey Smith Editors-and -Chief 3 �([rekkin' 7411 Over ([he World by Candice Tatum and Jackie Olano For some, it's a time to relax, reflect, and recharge the batteries in the brain. For others, it's a time to work hard to earn money for college or car payments. While many Widifielders traveled to far away places, some stayed right at home. Young Life went to camp in Minnesota this year, where beach volleyball and parasailing were the highlights of the week. The teaching staff at Widefield ventured further into the world. Mr. Weadon walked the Great Wall in China and Mrs. Mutchler trekked across the vast taiga of Siberia. Dr. Hatchell, our principal, plunged into the other great beyond, otherwise known as marriage. The summer break ended for many with a picnic for the new recruits ofNJROTC. New cadets were taught basic drills and were Tanya Burn ide pau e during a pu h-up to mile for the camera. It's obvious he' having fun at the NJROTC recruit picnic that was held at WH la t Augu t . 4 initiated into the program with challenging games that helped to teach them to work together as a team. No matter what we did, or where we went, we all have memories and maybe a funny story or two from the summer of 1995. �Dr. Hatchell was married to Ms. Cathy Verhille on Augu t 13, 1995. The ceremony was held in The Lodge at the scenic Breckenridge Ski Resort. Debbie Prieve, Michelle Wilker on, and Melissa McKinley enjoy the natural scenery while taking a break from the activities at Young Life Camp which was held at Detroit Lakes, Minne ota. Mr. Weadon explore one of the wonders of the world, the Great Wall of China--which happen to be the only man-made object that can be een from outer pace. Captured by the azure waters, Mr . Mutchler sits on the hore of the deepest lake in the world, which is located in Siberia. 5 �Heather Book gives one of tho e "looks" to the pa sing multitudes in the English hall on a very crowded first day. Mr. Royer point Ramod Vaught in the right direction toward hi class. 6 �Doin'9t Again!?! The seniors and juniors were caught by surprise when the sophomores came steppin' into the "95-96" school year. To the seniors and juniors, it was another day in the life of school. The biggest difference to the sophmores was it was high chool. They felt lost, confused and very small. They became the babies again. They had to learn the rules of the school and they no longer were the "dominators," they were the learners. The juniors were confused also. They had an even bigger responsibility, which was preparing for the "top". It was a challenging day, right from the start. Although the outcome of the school year was unexpected, all the students hoped for the very best year ever. Jason Laffier's fir t day doe n't end with eventh hour. He pounds out the rhythm during Marching Band in a not so quiet end to his day. Wilhem Perez and Tiiya Franklin frantically rush to catch the "Big Yellow Banana" in order to avoid walking home. The fir t day of chool can be hectic and confusing. cott Roberts, Amy Romero and Jo h Miller eek help from the Coun eling Center. 7 �PROUD OJ WHERE WE'RE HE~ D9}J' by Erica Collick and Jackie Olano ''What's the first thing that comes to mind when someone says 'pride'?" Among Widefield's numerous sophomore students, responses were similar to Calvin Calulot's, "Pride ... uh ... what's that?" However, when Shannon Cohen, a junior, was asked the same question, she simply commented that pride evoked a feeling of"confidence" in her. Senior Patricia Jackson, on the other hand, provided a more elaborate description of pride, explaining that it is "a feeling of accomplishment and endurance". Widefield's golf and track coach, Mr. Dahlberg, had this to say, ''When I'm coaching, I think of pride as preparation and knowing that you've done everything that you can do." Most of what Gladiators have said about pride concurs with the dictionary definition. Pride is defined as a sense of one's dignity or self respect. At WHS, involvement in activities displays pride throughout the school and community. Students and staff can be involved in activities ranging form Art Council to Young Life. Other activities in which Gladiators proudly participate are the Performing Arts and Community Service. It is obvious that most of WHS understands what pride is, though we may not get the same impression when each of us hears 'pride'. Regardless of how pride is perceived, we need to have pride in our school, community, city, state, and country. First we must be proud in ourselves, and that may be as simple as taking pride in walking that extra three feet to recycle a soda can rather than tossing it on the Tommy Harri , Adam Foulk, and ground or holding the door open for a fellow Glad. Otherwise, we can Devin Weadon proudly bear never have pride in anything else. Widefield' initial close to their heart . 8 �The Varsity Football team express their confidence by holding their helmet above their heads during a kickoff. Julie Gardner and M . Elanor Bowens enthusia tically cheer on the football team. A couple of senior take a moment to applaud their fellow tudent at a pep a embly. Although Calvin Calulot isn't able to provide an explanation of what he believe pride i , he prove he under tand the concept a he po e for thi photo. 9 �Meli a oate tri a little Cajun cookin' in her Foreign Foods class. There i little doubt that thi class i for the tudent who i willing to try orne of the more unu ual type of cui ine found around the world. Crayfish are a delicacy in the Southern United States. Shayla Keller is not the only lady attending WHS who expresses her elf in the form of a tattoo. Bugs Bunny i always welcome wherever he goe . 10 �ftlo (jeneralizin' Widefield High School is a true mirror of America. The students are a variety of sizes, shapes. We are composed of all races, religions and talents. One only has to walk down the hall during passing periods, or visit an assembly to view the rich tapestry of which we are composed. The Homecoming king and queen candidates represented students from all walks oflife. One thing is certain is that Widefield students can be proud of themselves because there is no generalizin' done in this school. Working on their Ecology/ Intermediate compo ition a ignment, Joey Scroggs, Tyrone Williams, Lori Cuellar, John Bedel, and Kathy Clarke are fortunate to spend a couple of hours outdoors. These students are repre entative of WHS' cultural variety. Crowded hallway and stairca es, a well a Skulls, snakes, or daggers multifarious faces meet are not for Steve Picken ; Widefielders as they negotiate he seems to prefer a more their way to classe or lunch on any given day. ubtle form of a tattoo. 11 �Kickin' 9t "It's true what Bob Dylan said, "The times, they are a changin", but some things remain the same. Take for example the amount of free time people have. There weren't many people who had time to, as we would say, "kick-it", and there aren't many today. Many factors contribute to this. If one looks at interscholastic sports, 20 years ago there weren't many opportunities open to female athletes. Today there is an equal amount of sports open to females as well as males. There are almo t three times as many clubs and organizations available to people today. Many teens also hold down a job. Throw in homework and everyone's activities, one hardly has time to sleep. Another factor affecting the amount of free time teens have children. There are a number of teens who have become parents. Disco clubs were tremendously popular 20 years ago, and teens are still spending time at them. Not disco clubs, of course, but rather at country and techno-clubs. Even though most people like to hang out in groups, there are still a few people who like to spend time alone in the mountains. Micah Laffier and Shawn Yunker Today's students treasure any amount, no matter how small, inve tigate to ee why Stacey of free time. "Good things come in small packages", is a good way to Lethbridge is chuckling at a past yearbook. sum up the amount of time people have to just "kick-it." �During lunch, Elaina Fennewald, Wayne tarkey, and Paul Starkey converse about the day's events. Adrienne Ritter cop -a- quat during lunch ob erving the wild and funny thing that Glad do. U ually they are full of spirit, but cheerleading camp milked a lot of energy out ofTianna Bowens and Monica Hubbard. While taking a quick nap during lunch, Darcey Abel drift off into the wonderful world of "Dream-land." 13 �Both the stud nts and staff show off their Widefield spirit and pride at the Friday night bonfire. Even if it is a chilly autumn night, the gigantic fir warmed one and all. This was touted as being the new and wondrous Widefield Spirit Squad. It was composed of only teachers and admini trator . Mr. Frank Sagona and Mr. Joe Royer raise Mr. John Schoolma ter into the stratosphere to excite and jazz up the crowd's spirit. 14 �W9q:H jVIOYlE spgngq: Who said that bell bottoms and butterfly collars went out of tyle twenty year ago? Well if they did, they're back! Thi year's Homecoming was definitely a "Saturday night Fever." The big bang tarted off Friday when the pirit Squad pumped up everyone at the pep assembly. The skits left everyone's stomachs hurting from laughter; the teacher playing the part of the Spirit Squad, the Spirit Squad urfing around the gyn, and the 1970's style of the candidate . Before the bonfire, the Marching Band led the chool on the econd annual nake dance. Through the air the bonfire blazed, as the football team let the school know their plan to beat Northglenn. After the bonfire that night, member of the Spirit quad went to Magic FM to announce the game to the city and let them know who was number one. The announcement to the city howed profit when over 2,000 people attended the parade and the next day to support the Gladiators. Alumni cheerleaders also returned, bringing their WHS spirit. Carlos Alamo opened the game with a 99 yard touchdown run. In the end, Northglenn capitalized on the Gladiator' mistake and came out four points ahead. Though the game was a lo s, we played our hearts out. To finish the day, a romantic evening at the dance enchanted couples and captivated singles, ending yet another successful Homecoming! Jes ica Angeline and Stephanie Oakley feed Mr. Mike Heatherly his hot dog and soda before the bonfire. Mr. Heatherly enjoy all of the attention and none of the work. This is the clo e t that Joey Boroz will get to surfing in the great Pacific Ocean at the Pep Assembly thi year. The female cheerleaders make a beautiful illu ion of waves a Steve Pickens erve a the e sential surfboard. Stylin' up for the pep a embly, the Homecoming Canidates embeli h the 1970's look. 15 �COjVl9ftl' lj74CK HOjVlt:. After interc pting orthgl nn' pa , Nick Mclntyr runs quickly for the Gladiator goal line. trutting their individual tyle , the Homecoming Queen candidate take time out to po e for one final preparade picture. As always, Widefield ha a bevy of beau tie . From left to right are Laura Lafller, Marchelle Untalan, Monica Hubbard, Amanda Rivera, and Cori Wright. ittmg on th back of the ch erleading float Tianna Bow n , Kathy Murphy and MichE!III Wilkerson show their Glad spirit. The cheerleading float is always one of the mor rambunctiou . �Showing off their Senior Spirit, Zach haw, Jeff Stewart, and Anna teven ride atop the enior float in the Homecoming parade keeping the 1970' pirit alive in the 1995. After halftime, the team comes storming out onto the field through a specially made banner that the clieerleader hold. Joining the WHS cheerleader are alumni cheerleader who cheered the entire second half of the game. 17 �Michael Hernandez shows his gentle side as he pets one of the dog in the Level 4 program . Jennifer Hofmann brings as much happiness to Fluffy's life as he does to her's. Josh Heckert and his new friend Bandit pose for us whil Jo h volunteers for the level four program. �Sparky. hows off h is new talent of haking hands that Jonathan Mi tchell ta ught him . The Level4 program at WHS participates in various community service projects to promote self-esteem, character development, and enhance "hands-on" learning. Once a month, the class of Judy Goodwin and Cheryl Johnson volunteers at the Humane Society. The students spend thirty minutes with each dog, grooming, exercising and socializing. The students are responsible for evaluating each animal for eligibility for adoption. Many of the pets have been adopted shortly after a WHS visit which has been extremely rewarding for the students. Other service projects have included teacher mentoring at Widefield Elementary through our Social Worker, Eileen Pollack as well as baking cookies for the Homeless Shelter and reading to the elderly. I Michael Woolard, Michael Hernandez, and Jonathan Mitchell are just a few of the Widefield students who volunteer "Walkin' the Dogs" �~essin' Around Even as the year wound down, more and more students began to slack off. Many students as well as most teachers looked forward to a week's hiatus during Spring Break, and that final push to the end of the year. The physical state of students was at school studying and making the grade, but on the other hand, their mental state began to drift away, looking forward to sleeping that extra hour or two. Jeff t wart and Anna tephen expre s the 60's by dr s ·ing in disco clothes, and riding the float howing people how much they enjoy that era . While Chef Greg Kassch explains the process, Lance Thomas learns how to make a duck out of a pineapple which i no easy task. 20 �Finding time to JUSl be herself, Melissa Martinez breaks into an ear-to-ear grm ~hile helping with the !'el-up of the Homecommg Parade. Caught in the rare act of hitting the books, Kristella Melero is really doing her homework instead of working on her yearbook pages. When the Ch erleaders performed at Rodeos, a number of tudent and parents came to upport the quad. Before the contest, Amanda Rivera hoot· a little pool howing others how a lady can ink the ball in the corner pocket. Vintage Melanie B lie, he is always smiling. 21 T 73 496 �Love: A powerful tool in human emotion that can cause people to act in an curious or whimsical way, buy flowers, balloons, candy, give out rings, kisses, hugs and also go to the most romantic event of the year, Widefield's Sweetheart Dance! 'Memories Are Made of This' was the theme of this year's Cupidinspired get-together. Love was oozing in and out of the gym on the lOth of February. Guys gave flowers and girls gave kisses to their guys for the flowers. Everywhere around the dance floor love and romance was in the air. This year the romantic music was divine, the dancing was sublime, and the sound of laughing and subdued giggling was heard throughout. Ahhh, young love reigned again for the evening. Joe Sanchez, Eric Moore, and Monique Redding prepare the decoration for the weetheart Dance. Anna Stevens takes orne time to nonchalantly dance with her favorite teacher Mr. Sagona . Hundred of couples came to share some "MEMORIES" with the ones they love most. 22 �Devin Weadon hold , ever so tightly, to his camera hy date, Alex Pedrazza, as he flashes a huge Che hire-cat grin. King, Justin Arnell, and Queen, Kelly Compton, dance the royal dance after being crowned at th magical 10 o'clock hour. 23 �Seniors' Poll Monique Harding and Tommy Harri Anetria Conver e and Fernando Gonzalez Laura Laffier and Micah Laffier 24 Kelly Compton and Eddie Kyle �Cori Wright and Mark Moneypenney In Keepin' with Steppin' in a Different Direction, yearbook proudly presents its unique categories for the senior poll. Darcey Abel and Wayne Starkey Heather Beasley and Eric Moore Monique Redden and Hector Chaves Class of '96 25 �Peggy Slusher and Damieon Green Veronica Shell and Zach Shaw Sherry Pratt and Jeremiah Swartz Most Likely To ... 26 �Most ... Amanda Rivera and Adam Smith Elaina Fennewald and Jus tin Arnell Cf) n =:r 0 0 ~ Marchelle Untalan and Craig Hawker Monica Hubbard and Brian Bower 27 �Sportin' it Ernest Harri -Football teven Villanueva-Boys' Soccer David Carter-Wre tling Its acompetitiveworld. We all wishitwas a more cooperative world. High school athletics can offer the best ofboth worlds. Whether it is a football player blocking so that another can Sarah Apodaca-Girl • Basketball carry the ball through a hole in the line, a basketball player setting a screen so that another player can flash open to catch and shoot the ball without obstruction, or a relay runner timing his start so that he can receive the baton at the precise moment when both he and the incoming runner are at the same speed at the same spot on the track, there is a high degree of cooperation. And competition. We all have a need to compete at different levels. It isn't about trashtalking, posturing, or humiliating an opponent. It is about measuring oneself against a competitor, pushing against limitations and finding possibilities. Its showing how much you care, about yourself, your teammates, the school you represent. Your competitor pushes you. You push him. You both achieve a higher level. Its a mutual benefit. With mutual respect. There is a chance you'll lose- the point, the quarter, the contest. Losing is part of high school athletics. A very important and necessary part. Losing battles is part oflife. High school athletics can help you learn how to react to those losses. Sometimes we pity ourselves and do nothing. Sometimes we blame others and point our fingers. Athletes know that neither of these responses will help them compete better next time. The real value of athletics is gained when the athlete uses a loss to focus his or her attention on becoming better prepared, correcting mistakes, and looking forward to the next challenge. Anyone who has gained that knowledge of themselves and competition has a chance out there in the world beyond high school. Mr. Greg Dahlberg 28 Aaron Zie ke-Tennis Spirit Squad 95-96 �Angie Sharp-Girls' Basketball Laura DeFelice-Volleyball Dondre Avery-Boys' Basketball Mr. Dahlberg-Golf Coach Varsity oftball Team 29 �Lancer Tournament Wasson 179 Liberty 170 Coronado 163 Maruader Inv. Air Academy 169 Falcon 201 Liberty lnv. Doherty 174 Palmer 178 Mitchell 179 Regionals Front row: Thoma Steen, Kent Monte! , Damieon Green, Kris Youngblood Back row: Coach Greg Dahlberg, Ben Davis, Jeff Hampton, Peter Laird, Eric Moore, Chri Williams After parring, Kris Youngblood scoop up his ball to continue with the next hole. 30 WHS 6th WHS 181 WHS 192 WHS 181 WHS 9th WHS 171 WHS 170 WHS 14th WHS 174 WHS 178 WHS 205 WHS 18th With a storm rollmg in, Damieon Green concentrates on the T-off. �As he prepares to T-ofT, Kent Monte! focu es on getting the job done. Facial expre ion eemed to help Thomas Steen as the ball zooms aero s the green. Concentrating on the ball, Eric Moore po ition him elf to be under par. 31 �As the Widefield runners round the corner, Coach Larry Henry cheer them on. Front Row <L-Rl: Ntck Medlock, Matt Deylius. Brian row!, Dan Roberts, Aaron Kliner Middle Row(L-R\: Rachel undermeyer, Amy Rtvera ( 1gr l. Amanda Rivera. Vane; ·a Profitt, Joni Decker, Gina Miller, Ellen Reed, Ginny Eller CMgr). Back Row (LRl: Felicity Frankland (Mgrl, Jon etl ·on, Robert Dion, Jon Zay, Mike Diaz, Joseph Pruett, Je se McGlade, Ryan Herrin, Coach Larry Henry. Vane sa Profitt and Joni Decker relax on the down hill tretch at Monument Valley Park. 32 Mike Diaz continued to keep his pace despite the cold weather at a meet at Monument Valley Park in late October. �Despite some hardships, the Cross Country team stuck together and pulled through with a great season. The boys team placed in the top five in several meets and the girls team fought to the end even though there was a shortage of members. All team members worked hard and improved their times at each meet. The Cross Country team was young and they are looking forward to a bigger turnout next year and to getting better each season. Coach Larry Henry discussed, "There are many excellent runners or potential runners that are not out I hope we will get many of this type out next year." After an afternoon of practice in the hot sun, Amanda Rivera stops in order to catch her breath. Jo ·eph Pruett, a key runner, takes long stride on level ground trying to decrease hi finishing time. 33 �For the varsity girls volleyball team, the 1995 season was one of building and of a great team in the making. With a team of only nine athletes: four seniors, two juniors and a surprising three sophomores, the team was well rounded with experience. Unfortunately, they were no stranger to injury, but the team grew strong and it gave the newer girls a chance to play and get some experience under their belt. The athletes remained strong, since most of the matches that they played were held to three games. The excitement though, came with an upset to the Mitchell Mauraders, one of Widefield's biggest rivals. Although the seniors will be missed, we are all looking foward to seeing the skill and potential of next years tough team. Sitting: Kelly Gardner, Sarah Apodaca. Kneeling: Tasha Kelly, Teresa Spann, Anne' Griebel. Standing: Je sica Steen, Alicia Hawker, Coach Brenda Lough, Student Trainer Julie Gardner, Laura De Felice, Jessica Armstead. With beautiful style Je sica Armstead powerfully serve the ball to her opponents. 34 �Teresa Spann gracefully blocks the ball while her team mates, Ta ha Kelly and Jessica teen look on. Je s1ca Steen shuts down the Air Academy offence by aggressively blocking a hit. Tasha Kelly, Sarah Apodaca, and Je sica Arm tead anxiou ly await the return erve. 35 �Chri ty Brown tands her ground a her opponent from Liberty tries to argue to the referee, but the referee knows who has the point, Widefield. In between games, coach Paula Reorda reminds the J. V. team of a few plays that the girl will need to use in order to win. Chrystal Lee slams the ball, while her team mates, AmySiroi and Christy Brown, keep their eye fixed on the ball. 36 The 1995 volleyball season turned out to be a season of victory for the Junior Varsity team. The team left the season with an 11-7 overall record. Just like the varsity team, the junior varsity was hit with a storm of injuries. This left only sophomores to play. Yet through it all the team pulled together and took in a lot of experience. At the end of the season the junior varsity had its biggest triumph, a toumament at which they placed first in the C- pool. This just goes to show that the team will be even better next year, when some of them will be playing for varsity. �J.V. Team Sitting: Melanie Garc1a, Chri ty Brown, Amy Sirois Kneeling: Kelly Gardner,Chrystal Lee,Ta ha Cunningham Standing: Wendy Kohnert, Terri malberger, - ' ,.., --'- Tonnifer Wolford, Tamara Nack. Sophomore TeamSitting: Maria anchez-Traynor, Debbie Flores, April Kwasnieski Kneeling: April Dillard, Tami Engleman, Lusia Watson ,Erin Green, Chrystal Dock, Rose Dillard Standing: Coach andra Lusby, Jennifer oble, Allison Brewer, Katie Me Colgan, Kristen Pierce, Jennifer Nagle, Jennifer Cannon, Manager Sharian Uyeda Reaching for the sky, J .V.'s Latasha Cunningham and Christy Brown block the fast moving ball hit by one of their opponents. The Sophomore volleyball team for the 1995 ea on consisted of 15 girls and sported a record of 5 and 7. Thi team showed promi e and progressed a the team matured. The sea on turned out to be very productive. The girls improved on variou skill and playing ability throughout the cour e of their time together. The Sophomore volleyball team was al o very honored to represent Widefield in a junior varsity tournament. This team al o demonstrated a lot of spirit and potential which showed that the e girls are the future of Widefield Volleyball to come. 37 �Practice makes p rfect a · L onard James volleys the ball to his partner during warm up before a match against Coronado. Aaron Zeiske catches hi balance after scoring a winning point again t a Coronado player. 38 �"The tennis team showed hard work and dedication in achieving their expectations, which met with success" according to coach Rick Risk. Looking back on another successful season, there were many joys and hardships faced. They were a very experienced team, with nine out of eleven varsity lettermen returning. "Each player improved dramatically over the course of the season" stated Coach Risk. They all pulled together and put in a strong effort to improve on last year's record. From the turn out of returning players, one can see that they were dedicated to the sport. The team fought hard and represented WHS admirably. Faced with a difficult volley, Bill Luten overcome his challenge and scores against ierra. Front row: Kevin Tatum, Brian Dibene, Chris Paul, David Hobart, Daniel Wiens, and Aaron Redford Back row: Jo h Co grove, Leonard Jame , Aaron Zieske, Bill Luten, Greg Morris, Robert Me Vey, and Coach Rick Ri k. During practice Daniel Wiens catche some air trying a difli rent technique for scoring a point. 39 �On the Gladiator' pat nted trick punt play, Manny uevas grab a pa s making an important fir t down to keep the drive going. Joey Boroz currie around defender in an all-out effort to gain a fir t down. Thi helped to give the Glad the ne ded momentum to achieve a narrow victory of 24-22 again t Coronado .. Lance Thomas and Craig Hawker join to bring down an Academy Kadet preventing a touchdown. The Gladiators'continued effort carried them to victory. �Setting high expectations for the season, the players and coaches aimed for not just co-champions, but league champions. The other teams in the Metro League set their sights on beating the Glads. Loosing only two games during the regular season, the team wound up with an 8 and 2 season. A loss to Arapaho in post season brought an untimely end to an excellent season. The team members not only "got it done" on the field, but also in the classroom. Twentythree players were selected for All League places, the most of any other team in the city. Ju tin Arnell leap and reaches for a pass form Mark Moneypenny. Hi effort secured a touchdown again t Coronado, leading to another victory in the Gladiator march to a perfect Metro League eason. Top Row: Craig Hawker, Jeremiah Swartz, Mark Moneypenny, ick Mcintyre, Mike Hayes, Kevin Hoodier, Jeff adler, David Meszler, George Winn, Tony Sanders, Wayne tarkey. 2nd Row: George Smith, Dan Baker, Dan mith, Ronnie Coop r, Kyle O'neil, Joey Chisholm, Justin Arnell, Scott Rob rts, Rex Hilterman, Manuel Cuevas. 3rd Row: Luke William , cott Garret, Brian Bower, Adriano Foreman, Robert Cooper, BJan human, Ryan Burge , Carlos Juarez, Frank O'Laughlin, hawn teffen en, David Faler. 4th Row: Ray Valdez Dan Grll)', Ernest Harris, Joe Foster, Robert Cam~>_bell, Jamey Price, Lance Thoma David Vigil Dathan Smith, Todd Swart. 5th Row: Tom Boatman, Chris ewlandgadea, Joey Boroz 1 Brian Mickel on1 Terence Johnson, Josh Copple, Kri Mitchell, Carlos Alamo Brad Powell Hamilton Bohanon, Tim Otto. Kneehng: Manager Deobie Prieve, Manager uzanne Ermel, Manager Stacy Smith, Coach Baldwin~Coach Ludvich, Coach Dirk Vi er, Coach Mike HeatherlyJ Coach Bob Hud on, Coach Jim Felice, Coach Paul MacRenato, Manager !!.laina Fennewald, Manager Laura Laffier Manager Kate Luft. itting: Trainer Jamie Glennon, Jasson Martin, Rudy Berrien, Robbie Tittle, Jon Sykora, David Carter, Carlo Wright, teven Picken , A.J. Mor e, Cory Medlin, Trainer Darcey Abel. '· 41 �Boulder 17 Widefield 7 Rampart 14 Widefield 21 Wasson 21 Widefield 46 Air Acad. 21 Widefield 28 Mitchell 14 Widefield 18 N .Glenn 31 Widefield 27 Liberty 7 Widefield 32 Doherty 14 Widefield 21 Palmer 13 Widefield 38 Coronado22 Widefield 24 Arapahoe23 Widefield 14 Hamilton Bohanan imitate Forrest Gump as the crowd chant , "Run Bohanan, Run"! Justin Arnell gets face to face with his opponent from Wasson. He was also elected for the All State team. Elaina Fennewald and Mr. Vi ser keep track of the statistics a nd a ll of the plays. 42 �To the 1995 Football Team: Congratulations on a job well done. Thank You. Coach Heatherly and Staff Also,a great big congratulations to the 1995 Football Team. It was a thrill watching you play. Thanks, the student body After scoring a touchdown, three WHS players prove that guys really are entimental. Brian Bower gulps down his Gatorade before returning in the game against Wasson. 43 �Top Row I L-R>: imon hah Nye1m Cooper, hane O'Laughhn, Joe Braun. R1chard Southworth, Jaaon Walker, Ja n Jone , Evan Jewell Second Row: .11chael HIXson. Zach Hemngt.on hafler Nav , Trevor San >10m. Juan Gonzale , Lance Wolfe, Dale Cagle. Th.rd Row· Chad Albaugh, Chad Kennedy, Dame! Duke, Dan \le zler, Chn ~MClelland. Chad Brewer, Will Jungerma11, Aaron Wnght Fourth Row: Jame D rry, Tlm Batt, Bnan Claro , Freddy Knox . Dann Bam tt , bke Cillo, Ja n Blackmon. Davtd Coin. Fifth Row: Trevor Bailey, Jame' Mumma , Adam Tlndill , Barry Schwengler, John -~bchael her, Jo•h . lontgomery, Alan Taylor, Paul Fergu. Sixth Row: Cameron Jones, Jared , ikirk, Nicole Lucero (Mgr >, Coach Jon Greenley,Coach Randy Ke1ley, Coach Chris Tabeling, Tracey Gould IMgr), Ehzabeth Yolango t ~lgr l, Keuan Ragsdale, R1cky Gnma S..venth Row , Fernando Juarez, Tony Agru. a , Jerem1ah Sayle , Evan Wnght, Jeremy Ackhn , Chris Thoma , Ja n Engle, Scott Barb1e. 44 One of the team leaders, Jared Nikirk, gtves a pep talk at half t1me to encourage the team to get back Into the game. �As the season began, the sophomore football player from all the different junior highs were faced with the challenge of joining together and working a a team. Obviou ly, they accomplished this becau e they finished the season with a 5-4 record. They scored a total of 251 points during the ea on and averaged 27.9 point per game. The highlights of the season would definitely have been the last two games. There wa 1:08left in the fourth quarter of their second to la t game and they were down five points. A touchdown wa cored with 16 seconds remaining putting six points on the scoreboard and adding a win to their record. The last game against Palmer makes the highlight li t imply because they achieved one of the hardest feets, a shutout. Coach Chris Tabeling explained, " There were certainly many individual highlights this year but I believe that every player made an individual contribution to this team. I will never be able to thank them enough, without the number of players we have our program simply could not function the way it wa designed to." The team contained a lot of leaders that kept the season alive. It wa a eason which certainly had orne hardship but they would not let it turn into a losing season. Michael Hixson contributes a key block, leaving space op n to gain the fir t down. Trying to get the first down, Aaron Wright receives the hand off from quarterback, Jason Walker. After the touchdown was scored, Jeremy Acklin kick the ball to the returning team. After calling a time out, Coach Randy Keiley p yches the players up for the upcoming field goal 45 �When you're looking for pirit at WHS, here it is. Thi year the chearleading and porn quad were combined to make a ingle pirit quad . The combination wa made in order to create more " chool unity." According to the coach, Mr . Bobbi Harris, "We are one big chool and being united a one make Widefield look and feel as though we're headed in the same direction." The teams handled the change and worked together to enhance chool spirit. Three major mile tone were met thi year. The chearleaders won the fir t place prize of 1000.00 and a free after prom at the Rodeo nightclub. Thi year the chearleader extended their treak by winning fir t place at State for the third traight year. They al o captured first place at regional which gave them a bid to go to Nationals in Orlando, Florida. lmpre smg the crowd With her great strength. Shen Pratt doe her push·ups after the football team scores yet another touchdown . Kathy Murphy, Moruca Hubbard. Ttanna Bow n., Kelly Compton, hen Pratt, Cathy Machooca. Jeuaca Calee, MelLMa PorTU. Coach Bobb1 H81Tll, Monaque Hardtna, Van . . . Greenlee, Dam Ue Manntna, M1c:h Ue Wtllu!non, Crystal Nail , Becky Sundermeyer, Joey Boroz, Davtd Ftorillo, Sam Vtlla, David Lee, Bnan Bower, Ryan Burpu. Oav1d Faler. Ian Wd.aon , Rachel undermeyer, T.... Wa.uenberger. Mahka Nailor, Shelmon Brown, Staa Boroz, Cta.n..a Cartoon. Stacy Lethbndge. and Mandy Walhama �ExCitedly howtng offthetr lint place nbbona, Monica Hubbard ru he to hare the honors wtth the re t of the squad Wi th pmt and enthu.ta m, Momque Hardmg dance• her heart out dunng halfttme at a home football game. The spirited group of guys on the spirit squad, once again, do their "guy thing" at cheer leading camp. Clarissa Carlson stop in the middle of her exhausting push-ups to attempt smiling for the camera. �Mandy Wilham reaches n w heights as she hows her Widefield pirit. J.V. Cheerleader, Jeran Kriner, shows her Gladiator Pride while she cheers at one of the many basketball games held in Bowers Gym. 48 Christina Sullivan waits on the sideline for the varsity football team to score yet another touchdown. �The Varsity Cheerleaders warm up before cheering at one of our many games. Paula Atma shows her Widefield spirit at one of Junior Var ities basketball games . J.V. Cheerleaders give a quick alute at the Sweetheart pep as embly. Pictured are (from left to right) Angie Sackett, Dana Boswell, Debra Hard, Brandi Lerma, Amanda Darrow, Jeran Kriner, and Paula Atma. The Porn Squad how off their tuff to the seniors at the Sweetheart pep assembly. �The varsity softball team took a huge step in a different direction that led them to a place that they've never been before. Having no seniors and competing against top seated teams proved to be a tough test, and yet they held their own through it all. Even without any seniors, the leadership still burned fiercely among the team. Their unity, spirit, and determination were only a few elements that made up the combination for a winning stategy. Along with having a winning strategy the Lady Glads had a winning season. Lisa Harrison (varsity) hold her breath, tightens her lips, and flicks her wrist while she pitche a heated strike. JUNIOR VARSITY: Back Row: Coach Mike Biondini, Nykol Terrell, Cheri Gillins, Barbra Munoz, Annelies Johnson, Kim Miller, Mandy Cohen, Shannon Coh n, Coach Larry Fugate. Front Row: Ca sandra Salazar, Brandy Foltz, Nina Wilkerson, Karen Scott, Kim Byrne, Stephanie Fletcher, Lindsay Fugate, Sarah eilson. Shaunna Smith (varsity) speedily rounds third base in hope of successfully cro sing home plate. Dawn Everling (varsity) has plenty of time to make the out at first ba e while the runner desperately tries to beat out the excellent throw. 50 �Paula Klaflky (varsity ) keeps her head locked in place as she swing for the fence . VARSITY: Front Row: Paula Klaflky, Erika Kinhofer, Lisa Lombardo, Tish orral, Abby Bolton, Sam LeBlanc. Back Row: Coach Shelli Miles, Lisa Harri on, Rene Lumberg, Becky Entner, Dawn Everling, Debbie Lo calzo, Jennifer Fuhrman, Coach Randy Jone . ( ot Pictured: Shaunna Smith ). Debbie Loscalzo's (varsity) wheels get her to first base as fa t a the ball i thrown. 51 �The varsity Gladiators' infield huddles up in between batters psyching up to make another big play. tephanie Fletcher, hort-stop for J.V., portrays good fundamental as she catches the pop fly with two hand Mandy Cohen (J.V.) got a big jump ofT first base because there was no need to slide into second. C- QUAD Top Row: Jennifer Matli, Coach Karen Wager , Meli sa Pilu o, Alexis Bissell, Jennifer Ramburg, helia Paul, Amber Burghardt. Middle Row: Jennifer Woosley, Carol Matti, Cassandra Chambers, Amanda Kotch, Selena Goodall. Bottom Row: Abby Boatright, Christy Cruz, Kristy Raub, Trisha Hobart. 52 �CJ 0 Even though the weather is cold Jeremy Hall still prepare make a goal at a home game against Air Academy. While running toward the opponent goal Mike Ander on keep the ball out of the opponent hands. As the Air Academy team charges for the ball, Matt Erwin uses speed and endurance to gain control. PJ ~ I (/) 53 �rj) I f ro 0 This year's varsity soccer squad was again led by coach Brian Krause. Significant improvement showed in this year's team over last year. When the end of the season came the Glads' record was six wins and eight loses. Two goals were achieved by the team this year according to the coach Krause: improvement was shown from last year and more scoring opportunities were created. Concerning this year's season, Coach stated, "We successfully raised the level of soccer so that Widefield will be a team to be reckoned with in the future." The team finished the season with an exuberant bang in the last hotly contested game against Wasson. Front Row· Robert Villanueva , Jack Grow, Adnan Murray, Derek Pre ley, Stev Villanueva M1ddle Row: mgr. Allyson D1cks, mgr Chels1a Sack, Pat boyd. Fehpe Acevedo, Jame Thomas, Jay Coral Sam l1tchell I. aac Ann tead. mgr Kelly Compton. mgr, hannon Braun Back Row Coach Bnan Krau , DeVln Weadon, Gregg Baxter, Jason C\1orri , Chn Young, Danny Hampton, Tommy Harn., Ke1th McGrew, Bobby Cochran , mgr. C\hchelle Wilke..,.on Dunng the toumamen at Alr Acad my, Tommy Harri u. e h1a trength to get the ball past hi opponent. 54 �Provmg to everyone h1s sk1lls as goa he, Adnan Murray re tram the ball from scoring against his team. DeVln Weadon com rw h1 oppon nt at A.r Acad my and prepares to .. leal the ball E!!Capmg the trap of h1s opponent, Gregg Baxter pnnta off to score a goal for th team truttmg down the field, Pat Boyd moves and prepare. to score a goal for the Gladiators. 55 �Coach Munoz enthusia tically watches and sends in signals to the players as they go on to win another home game. Nicolus Thornton leap energetically, tryi ng to add t ho e all important points, and keep Widefi eld one step ahead . This year's Widefield Hoopsters had an exciting season, they had many successes and triumphs. The team members demonstrated spirit, positive attitude, and a willingness to make sacrifices for the benefit of the team. Two athletes excelled showing exceptional talent and determination. Dondre Avery "Lightning quick" won the Dominic Sanchez Memorial Award for being the most dedicated senior. Some ofthe teammates like Tommy Harris, Gambia "Great Hands" Lowe, Carlos Wright, Justen Duysen, Steve Metzger, and James McCowan showed great devotion by returning to the team all three years. The coaches enjoyed just being around the players and spent a great deal of time with them over the Spring, Summer, Fall, and regular season. The team's only goal was to make it to the playoffs in March. This goal was met as the Glads were defeated in the second round of playoffs. One very big highlight for the team was winning the consolation championship in the Palmer Christmas Tournament. 56 �Striving to hang on to the ball, Tommy Harris drives forward getting in position to make another basket. Out maneuvering hi · opponent, Dondr Avery wiggles himself into a position, and using the Michael Jordan open mouth method adds two more pomt to the Gladiator's column. Knet"hng L toR~. Manag r ~haunna Smath,. 'tudent Tramer Juhe Gardn r, St.eove Metzger, Carl Wnght. Dondre Avery, Smokey ttl , \tanagt:r Jenmfer H•)hertz, n, Manager Ttsha C<•rral .~t41ndang J. t.o Rl, Coach ~tark ~uno7.-VIlratty Mr Robert Ttm·A T.C, Coach Clar nee Cofidd. James tcCowan, George 'math, Ju~un Ou Gambta Lowe. Qe<,rg Wmn, Nac ThomLlm a. tanl Coach Charhe Hov , .. tud nt Tramer J s1ca Arnutead. t tant Coach Korey Hutch1 n 57 �After tealing the ball, Jason Blackmon drives forward in an attempt to extend th Gladiator' lead. Getting airborne, Anthony Bland launches the ball over his opponent's outstretch d hand. With total concentration on the ba ket, George Winn adds his hare to Widefield's score. 58 Junior Varsity Boys: (Kneeling, L toR) Peter Laird, Jason Blackmon, Pat Boyd, Rodney Arm tead, Hunter Lewi , Dathan Smith, (standing, L toR) Student Trainer Julie Gardner, Coach Clarence Cofield, Adrain mith, Bastian Bemhagen, Anthony Bland, Max Boelter, Aaron Zei ke, George Wino, Assistant Coach Korey Hutchi on, Student Trainer Je ica Arm tead. �Playing the boards, Keuan Ragsdale tries to keep the ball from going into the other teams possession. Tricking the Was on defender, Hunter Lewis drives in for a picture perfect layup. ophomore Boy : (kneeling L to R) Keuan Rag dale, Ken Cartwright, Donald Green, Antoine ewell, Brian Claro e, Daniel Wien , Calob Gru ing, Derek Place, (~tanding L toR) Manager Alii on Brewer, Coach Mark Bently, Jeremy Acklin, Jame Smith, Jack Gib on, Kevin oleman, Brendon Hogan, Chad Garvin, Kevin Johnson, A i tant Coach Paul Mileto, Manager April Kwasniew ki. 59 �This year's 1995-1996 Ladies' Basketball team faced a number of challenges but successfully overcame them. The Lady Glads swept over Mitchell this season, was 2-1 at the Ranum Tournament, and made it past the first round of the tate playoffs. "This team has stayed together throughout the season. Every athlete worked hard to improve herself." boasted Coach Bob Hudson. These two things, among others helped the Lady Glads through a rigorous four month eason. The girls' pride and sheer will to be the best created a season to be remembered etting a beginning to be added on to a proud Gladiator tradition. While Sarah Apodaca is dribbling, : he already know what she is going to do with the ball a she pas es halfcourt. Dawn Everling gets ofT the ground, flicks her wri t, and score over the defending Coronado player. 60 �Katrina Robinson gets the ball out in front, and take · it to the hole. Standing: Coach Bob Hudson, Tere a Spann, Wendy Hoenig, Veronique Bryant, Elaina Fennewald , Laura DeFelice, Katrina Robinson . Kn elmg: Manager Jennifer Birchfield, Manager Carolyn rvant, Melanie Garcia, Angie Sharp, Dawn Everling, Student Trainers Christina !go, and Marie] Garcia. Veronique Bryant uses her hop to get the tip ofT on the jump ball. Alicia Hawker, while in a twisted po ition, scrambles for the ball on the floor against another floored Coronado player. 61 �Katie McColgan fights to keep the ball out of a Doherty player's gra p. Cheri Gillins maneuvers around a Doherty play to make a harp pa . Kelly Gardner aggre ively take charge of the ball to keep it away from a Doherty defender at a home game. Elaina Fennewald glides through the air and the defense to lay a left-handed shot ofT the glass. �Anne' Griebel checks out the court while keeping her dribble alive. tanding: Kat1e Me olgan, Cheri Gillins, Tamara ack, oach Janet Smith, Shris1ce Washington, Felicity Frankland, Alicia Hawker, Crystal Lee. Kneeling: Karen Scott, Sarah Hunke, Kelly Gardner, Abby Bolton, Lisa Lombardo, Paula Klafiky, Anne' Griebel, Cass1e Chambers, Tanya Fenner. Coach Janet Smith huddles up her player on the bench to prepare them for their next trip down the floor . 63 �Bottom row: Gmny Eller, Robin Blake, Brandy Foltz, Kim Miller, Cheryl Hall , Jessica Bamum, Mariesa Wood , Amber Cavanaugh. econd Row: Lara Taylor, Brianne Brumback, Anneliese Johnson, Vane sa Greenlee, Je sica Flannery, Jennifer Ramberg, Aubrey Watkin , Terri Smalberger, Katie Wright. Third Row: Coach David Reeder, Katie Bennett, Julie Elwell, Maria anchez-Traynor, Cathy Smith, helley Malan, Lara Elwell, Tiffany Foltz, Abby Boatright, Glennice Crump, J nnifi r Carazo, Coach Mich lie Rupal. In back: Mitchell Holland, Michael Holland . Robin Blake, Brandy Foltz, Amber Cavanaugh, and Tiffany Foltz concentrate on a pep talk before a home meet. The situation is intense a Lara Elwell swims in to Ginny Eller who explode off the block to swim her leg of the relay. Brandy Foltz cheer them on in the background. 64 �At a home meet against Liberty Aubrey Watkins sprints through the water swimming butterfly. The Lady Glads had a very successful season, with many swimmers reaching individual achievements. Their record for the season was 2-6, and they placed 8th at the CSML league meet. The individual achievements on the team were remarkable this season. Jenni Philp, Robin Blake, Lara Elwell, and Brandy Foltz all broke school records. The diving team was led by senior Shelly Malan. The small team consisted of three other freshman, Jennifer Ramberg, Abby Boatright, and Cathy Smith. Although the team had a disappointing record, they had amazing team spirit. Widefield's swim team members are well known for their support of their team mates. The team bid farewell to its four senior swimmers: Aubrey Watkins, Shelly Malan, and the two captains, Vanessa Greenlee and Ginny Eller. Overall It was one of the best seasons yet, according to Coach Reeder. Je sica Flannery, Lara Taylor, Marie a Wood, Jessica Bainum, and Katie Wright demon trate ju t how far a swim cap can be stretched before it rip . 65 �In the fir t period of his match, Jason Cinko ky leans in on his oppon nt being careful not to make a mistake. This years 1995-1996 Varsity Wrestling team had its share of wins and losses. Although some didn't do as well as they'd liked to, the team's overall record was three and five. All of the individual wrestlers worked very hard to reach their level at the end of the season. With only five seniors on the team, these guys had to pull a lot of extra weight. This team had its rough times, but the biggest issue of all was weight. Many struggled to maintain their weight. Joe Foster advanced to state this year. This year was Coach Glen Turner's first year as head wrestling coach. He put in a number of long hours of hard work helping this team do its best. "I'm very proud of how young this team was versus what we were able to achieve. I wish the season had turned out better for the rest of the guys because of how hard they all worked trying to succeed." Exausted, var ·ity Joe Foster wrestler Jody Willis has just enough energy left to show everyone just who the real winner i . 66 �Varsity· Standing: Luke Wilhams, Joey Chisholm, Adriano Foreman , Tony anders, Cra1g Hawker, Jon ykora, Joe Fo ter, and Coach Glen Turner. Kneeling: John eilson, Jody Willis, Michael Jackson, Robbie Tittle, Jason Cmkosky, Jo h Rivera, and Danny Summer. Ready to pounce on hi opponent, Joey Chi holm take his tance. Jon Sykora takes a eat after ucce fully dropping his opponent to the mat with a takedown. Thi year' Varsity Wrestling captain was Senior Robbie Tittle. 67 �The 1995-1996 Junior Davi d Carter look s up, knowing he has skillfully pinned hi s m a n ! Varsity wrestling team was a great success. One of the highlights of the season was David Carter. David had an overall record of 24 wins and only one loss. Overall, the J.V. squad advanced accomplishing many of the goals that they set. Improvements were shown across the board as each squad member continued to improve through the season. Gary Henry struggles to break the tight grip of his opponent. 68 Luke Williams shows his great skill as he creams his opponent. �Rolling hi:-; oppon nt over, ick Decker is determined to pin his opponent.. Junior Varsity: Top Row: Fernando Juarez, Jo h Michael, Carlo Juarez, Rus el Raven, Eric Calnan, ick Decker, James Tilly, Red Carlson, Zack Harrington, Aaron tamn, and Coach ick Peterson. 2nd Row: James Mumma, J.D. Ain worth, Gary Henry, Tim Martinez, Greg Gizzi, Cameron Hoppe, David Carter, and Ricky Grima. Kneeling: Manager: Lorie Wurdemann, Tommy Upsaw, Jon Martinez, Tyron hisholm, Jame Forre t, Jame Carol, and Manager: Rosie Pilu o. The student body of Widefield High School was very proud of t he determination and effort that was exhibited by the Junior Varsity squad. Coach Rick Wilson, and Coach Nick Peterson helped the Junior Varsity squad reach its goals this season. The wrestlers were taught that if a goal is set, and really desired, then it can be accomplished. Tim Martinez looks up at the clock to ee how much longer he ha to hold on. 69 �Steppin' Into Performing Arts ara Ander on JonPaul Wright Anna Stephen, Cameron Coon, Janeen Hayward Jackie Johnson When I was asked to write on the Performing Arts, I had to take it very Meghan Hein man personally. To me, music is where I find what is beautiful, interesting, and challenging. It adds great quality to my life. The skills for playing and listening to music were taught to me at a young age and have given me more pleasure in daily life than anything else. Artists are often obsessed with passing their art onto others because they hope all others can get that same richness in their lives. Teachers of music and other arts feel this very strongly. It is so important to them to pass this love and understanding to others, they forget all else. My greatest joy came from a former student who graduated and told me she still loves to listen to and play music. She wishes, as do I, that our children have the same love for music as we do. Mrs. Vanda Skadden 70 Erika Lopez Elaine Fenwick �Gospel Choir reminds us of the real reason for the season during a Winterfest oncert. Mel is ·a Reynolds shows that wh1le the part of Helen Keller has no verbal challenge, the physical obstacle make the character complex to perform . Amy Peter en Mrs. Vanda Skadden 71 �Do You Believe in Magic? Kristi Boyd battles the pre sure of being in front of a large audience by keeping calm and relaxed. At the end of an inspiring performance, the cast line up to receive applause from the audience and castmates. Each time the Evil Magician calls upon the powers of the Ring, the slaves of the Ring twist their bodies into contorted forms . �With a httle make-up and the perfect costume, Zach Shaw looks every bit the part of the Evil Magician . The second children's play performed by Widefield's Drama Department was "Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp". There were seven performances, five of them only open to the elementary school children in the district. Here are a few of the excited responses of the kids the cast members recieved after one performance: "I loved it! It was really cool when the evil magician fell out of that window!" "The costumes were awesome and I really liked the genie!" Many of the elaborate costumes were sewn by two students, Dawn Gallagher and Stephanie Morning, who are part of the Theatre Productions class. All in all, "Aladdin" was a huge success that made the audience believe there really is a such thing as magic. Steve Pres ey takes a commanding stance a he plays the role of the Genie of the Ring. Cori Wright and Chris Kohnert share the spotlight on stage playing the lead parts of Prince Adora and Aladdin . �W.H.S. C.A.R.E.S. Allyson Dicks applies years of experience and hours of practice m all the musical selections that Chamber Winds is about to perform . Widefield High School's Music Department holds several concerts a year. Some concerts are held as fundraisers for the department and others, like the Fountain Valley C.A.R.E.S. Concert, help community groups gain publicity, support, and funds. The Fountain Valley C.A.R.E.S. (Community Assistance, Resources, and Emergency Support) Concert was held in Widefield's Auditorium on October 26, 1995. Many students and community members attended this Sixth Annual Benefit Concert. It served a a tribute to the end of World War II, and the music appropriately set the mood for the evening. The memorable music for this year's concert was provided by Chamber Winds, Chamber Singers, and Women's Ensemble. Rachel Weaver and Jennifer Cox make good use of the few minute before the concert to practice becau e they know that "practice makes perfect." Aubrey Watkins focuses intently on malcing the C.A.R.E.S. concert a memorable one. The flute section of Chamber Winds recieve some Ia t minute instructions from Ms. Bates during the final rehear al before the show. �Jennifer Glasco, Jolen Anderson and Monica Hubbard warm up for the upcoming evening of mu ic dedicated to the veterans of World War II. Danielle Daigle shuts out all distractions while contributing to the flute section of Chamber Winds. Je sie Cale and Shelley Malan wait patiently for the signal from the conductor to begin inging. Singing with great enthusiasm, April Schmidt and Lusia Wat on keep in mind the purpose of the evening's performance. �u A Caroling We Will Go" "A Chri tmas Carol" has graced the stage of Widefield High School for yet another year. The sets, ca t, and some of the scenes were different; but the old story of a miser-turned-merry was portrayed in a memorable performance. The audience was truly enthusiastic this year. They booed Scrooge and hoorayed Cratchit at all the right times; showing an old story can still move a modern audience. The actors of the show came from the Advanced Drama students this year, which allowed more time for character interpretation and the chance to perform live on stage; many for the very first time. And no matter often the Drama Department shows this yule-time classic, it never fails to touch and inspire the hearts of audience members, young and old. Scrooge (Zach Shaw) and Cratchit (Chris Kohnert ) study the ledgers closely, exacting coal and candles to the halfpenny. Weary from the year of having to carry the burden of the chains of cruelty, Bob Marley (Shanelle Collins), takes a rest in Scrooge's favorite chair. �The Ghost of Christmas Past CWendi Glick), captivates the audience with her grace and presence as she reminds Scrooge of happier tim s. Many cast members wore their co tumes to advertise the play and, a Nicole Davi shows, some co tumes were more comfortable than other . andy Kim, Tianna Bowens, and Anna tephen try to sell the ware they stole from the dead Scrooge to Joe; played by Meghan Heinsman. Along with talented actor , the stage crew shows their creativity in the elaborate ets like the one u ed by the Gho t of Christmas Future, played by Sara Ander on. �Winterfest III Jolly old men in red suit , giving and recieving, happy family times ... These are a few thoughts for the holiday season that we all enjoy. For the Music Department, the annual Winterfest concerts evoke the same feelings of warmth and happiness for the audience. The "Hallelujah Chorus" was performed as a holiday favorite in which the audience members were invited to sing with the choir. Another tradition that is becoming popular at Widefield is the number "Betelehemu", which is an Mrican Christmas carol with drums, clapping, and loud proclamations of the coming celebration. Both concerts were professional and of high caliber as always, but the spirit of the Keisha Walton ing a olo for a Women' Concert Choir piece, displaying the fine talent for which the Widefield Music Department is known. season was present in every piece performed. Erika Warren get into the spirit of things with creative headwear as she warms up before playing in one of the small group who were highlighted in the intermis ion entertainment for the December 11 concert. Maintaining a long tanding tradition at Widefield High School, the "Hallelujah Choru " is performed majestically to everyone's delight. �The hamber Winds displayed their fine t musicians with a number of small en embl wh1ch mcluded this flute choir (left. to right: Danielle Da1gle, Erin Stewart, and iki McCoy) which played excerpts from Tchaikovsky's" utcracker uite". Shaunna mith is the picture of concentration a she practices one of the piece she will p rform. Jason Brennan show that although the Music Department concerts at Widefield are always high quality, the spirit and fun of the season are still very pres nt. �Front Row: Josh Brambila, Valerie Gallegos, Kri ten Mutchler, Director Mrs. Mas ey, La honda Duncan, Tonya Mooningham, umm r Robert . cond Row: Mike Bartee, Kim Butler, Jennifer Woosley, Jennifer Haywood, Christina Lang, Megan chnoes, Kierra McAninch. Th1rd Row. Debbie Drinen, Ang Ia oule, Arlene Treat, Joel Kirkland, Stacie Tillman, Marie! Day, Mary-Ann Torres. Fourth Row: David Kilstrom, Josh Walker, John Bedel, Daniel Coleman, Chris Bishop, Fernando Gonzalez. Fifth Row: Kurtis Brown, Andrew Tobin, Jennifer Cox, Amy Sanduvik, Stephanie Eberwine. ixth Row: Tom Boatman, Fred Ellis, Roger Budjenska, Robert Hall. ot Pictured: Jennifer ilvi , Li a McGlothlin, Turkesha Bell, Laura Dobler, Jennifer Gla co, Eddie Vigil, Shawn Kratz, Todd Anderson, Jarod Forbe , Todd Swart, Adam Detweiler, Ryan O'Rourke. Women 1st row: Louisa McClatcher, Tamara Maldonado. Women 2nd row: Emily Donofrio, tacey Boroz, Azucea Gonzalez, Angelie Holmes, Josis Chartier, Anita Ponce de Leon, Beth Moorhead, Crystal Noll. Women 3rd row: Shalunda Shawnies, Amanda Darrow, Brandi Lerma, Tanya Fenner, Delore Wells, Christie Loewenstein, Malisa Collins. Women 4th row: Angie Sackett, Kari Dandurand, Kanya Henry. Men's row: Eddie Vigil, Lonnie Harris, Shamus O'Brian, Brent Harvey, Emilio Chavez Jr., James Maier, Mike Yee, Ronme Cooper, ick Mcintyre, Tim Eberwein, Mike Myers, idney Cannon, teve Pre ey, Eric tinson, Mike Barte , Jason Brennan, Edward icandro. 6th row: Ms. Hamre, Mrs. Ever on. ot pictured: Jennifer Garcia, Melanie Gardner, Pat McMinn, He1d1 Sharp, Beth Wilcox. 80 �1st row: Serena Bailey, Suz1e Chapman, Andrea Bell, Shelley Malan, Jessica Cales, Adrienne Ritter. 2nd row: accompianist: Mrs. Everson, Elaine Fenwick, Jennifer MacCabe, Sarah Hillman, Cori Wright, Shaunna Smith, Tanya Watkins, Janeen Hayward, director: Ms. Hamre. 3rd row: Justin word, Elizabeth Per z, arah Anderson, Christina Norman, Danielle Daigle, Amy Farley, Jackie Bishop, Donna ewkirk, Sefton Percival. 4th row: Kevin Tatum, David Fiorillo, Micah Laffier, Zach Shaw, Tonoccus McClain, Cameron Coon, Joaquin antos, Randy Joyner. 5th row: Michael Holland, Jay Holland, Shaun Yunker, Ja on Laffier, Aaron Zi ske, Fernando Gonzal z, George Smith, Craig Hawker. ot pictured: Candice Tatum, Elizabeth Boatright, Bill Lut n. 1st row: Aubrey Watkins, Tasha Kelly, Jennifer Stev ns, Donna utherland, Chri tina Taylor, Erika Kinhofer, Rachel Kirchman, Tiffini Coughlin. 2nd row: Chrystal Dock, Cele te Bartholemew, Marissa Byrne, Melanie Belle, omer Roberts, Kristi Harris, Eliza Griffe, Heather Hodson, Kim Rupprecht. 3rd row: Elena Maschger, Tricia Jones, Tessa Wa erberger, Esmeralda ava, Diane Richardson, Kim Henry, Amy Tinkle, Rene Lustica, Tyeisha Preston. 4th row: Cherie e Perez, ophia towell, Misty huff, Jennifer Stewart, Jamie MacLeod, Meghan Heinsman, Jennifer Fuhrman, Teresa Spann. 5th row: Deni e Higley, Lucia Wat on, Heather Cartmell, Gina Chuning, taci Tillman, Jennifer Fowler, Chri ti Thurmond, April Schmidt, Miyoko Taylor. ot pictured: B cky Cloud, hayla Kell r. 81 �Chamber Winds Front Row: Erin tewart, iki McCoy, Wendy Kohn rt, Heather Douglas, Jack Grow, uzanne Gile , Danielle Daigle, La honda Duncan. cond Monica Hubbard, Mike Bartee, Kristin Scuderi, Jessi Palmer, Jennifer Gla co, Tami Englemann, Danielle Auge, Amy Siroi , Amy Petersen, Jolen Ander on, Honor Roberts, Joni Decker. Third Row: Jennifer Cox, Amy Sandvik, Andrew Tobin, Kelly Gardner, Dawn Everling, Rachel Weaver, Eddie Vigil, Fernando Gonzalez, Joey Blanton-Chi holm, Shaunna Smith, Jennifer agle, Allyson Dicks. Fourth Row: Director Roxanne Bates, Elaine Fenwick, Zach Green, Arben Kalaveshi, Tricia Seidel, Todd Ander on, John Bedel, Tony Sanders, Todd Swart, Josh Walker, Ryan O'Rourke, Lillian Henrich, Jonathan Zay, Kevin Adamson. Fifth Row: Ray Valdez, Joe Pruett, Ryan Weadon, Paul Ricketts, Tonoccus McClain, Jennifer Silvis, Tonya Mooningham, Robert Hall, am Byrne, I aac Lumb rg, Jeff icoll, Joshua Ayer , Peter Laird, haun Kratz, Joel Kirkland Front Row: Jennifer oble, Christina Igo, Angela Soule, Michelle Wilkerson, Elizabeth Yolango, Christina Lang, Laura Dobler, Maria Sanchez-Traynor, Valerie Gallego , Tammy Nack, Kristen Mutchler, Brianne Hoines-Brumback. Second Row: MaryAnn Meulenbaur, Kim Butler, Sandy Young, Marie) Day, Melinda Ross, William Jungerman, Genevieve Goodridge, Jennifer Cannon, Arlene Treat, April Kwasnewski, Carol Matli, William Hess, Stephanie Eberwein, Amy Sanduvik, Wendy Reynolds, Gina Macias, Jeran Kriner, Theresa Kane, Andrea Avalos, Marla Kohutek. Third Row: Virginia Garcia, Robert Curtis, MaryAnn Torres, Jeremiah Holcomb, Brian Wolfe, Greg Golden, Jeremy Hall, Richard Southworth, Jarod Forbe , David Duke, John Dionne, Kurtis Brown, Edda Ortega, Lance Wolfe, Chris Brooker, Scot MacCabe, Turkesa Bell. Fourth Row: Chris Bishop, Micah Laffier, Erika Warren, Adam Detweiler, Tim Batt, Brendon Hogan, Josh Brambila, ick McCartnery, Tammy Walter, Jamie MacLeod, James Mumma, Fred Ellis, Ben Davis, David Vigil. 82 �Front Row: Kim Miller, Eric Vigil , Mary Moun tan, LeeAnn Serna, Jennifer Woosley, Sabrina Bennet, Tiiya Franklin, Christie Lowenstein . Second Row: tacy Brockman, Cody Carabello, ikki Bailey, ikki Berth , hannon Hoffman, Meli a Pilu o, Irka Lopez, Chris Leinhard. Third Row: Stephanie lvedge, alina Goodall, Roxanne ovak, Debbie Drinnen, Brian Beltran, Lisa McGlothlin, John Dionne, Crystal Schultz, David Kilstrom, icole Frisbee, Jennifer Hayward . Fourth Row: Staci Tillman, Shane Crenshaw, Tom Boatman, Shawn Steffensen, Robert Hall , Tim Ryan, Matt Walker, Anthony Agrusa, Danny Coleman , Ja on Stewart Front Row: Andrew Tobin, Rachel Weaver, Paul Rickett , Josh Brambila, Lillian Heinrich, Todd wart. Second Row: Jennifer Cox, Eddie Vigil, William Jungerman, Joel Kirkland, Edda Ortega, Josh Walker. 83 �Front: Christina Davis. 1st row: Tiffany Higley, Melanie Gardner, Reynelda Bunkley, Julie Martin, Manuela Maness, Tiffany Ott, Beverly Hoffman, Luflo ia Flournoy, Mandy Lynch, Catrina Campbell. 2nd row: Devyn Curtis, Ca andra Cummings, Kesha Brooke Thornhill, Amber Porce, Anne' Griebel, Mary Mager, Shauntel Ro e, Heidi Ka a, Lilly Hidalgo. 3rd row: Melissa Whittaker, aroya Turner, Danielle Campos, Celena Jaramillo, Sharian Uyeda, Daniesha Smith, Carmen Ray, Jessica Arthur, Arnie huff, Shannon Corbett, Jennifer Harlow, Tonya Wolfe, Audrey McMillion , Joy Bradford. Behind: Wendy Dray. ot pictured: Jennifer Hill, Paula Stack, Meli sa Cox, Michelle Kuhn , Demetrica John Oi1, Erica Mitchell, Mi tie Bell. 1st row: Darin Cress, John Stewart, Danny Baca, Mitch Holland, Ryan Cruz, Todd Anderson, Erik Hu band, Loren Rocha. 2nd row: Robert Price, James Evans, Rich McDonald, William Hess, Dale Cagle, Peter el on, Jarod Forbes, Ryan Lacy, Odell Gilbert, Austin Morrow, Dennis Gamble. 3rd row: Brad May, Brian Lammert, Fernando Scott, Adam Beck, Shawn Bower. ot pictured: William Blackwelder, LaShon Harrison, Fr ddi Knox, Richard Overbay, Keith Richards, Miguel Olivero. 84 �Honors All Around The Widefield High School Music Department earned a singular and prestigious distinguishment this year that will always be remembered. All three chamber groups, Chamber Winds, Chamber Singers, and Chamber Strings, were selected to perform at the Colorado Music Educators Association Conference which is held at the Broadmoor every year. After the three groups sent in audition tapes, a panel of judges reviewed them anonymously and made their decision on the groups to perform. Never in the history of Widefield has all three parts of the department been asked to perform in the same year. It is a direct reflection of the talent and dedication of the performers and directors of our music department. The performances at the Broadmoor were best summed up by one of the audience members, saying, "The talent and dedication of Widefield students shined through Bill Luten concentrates on the notes during warmup, making sure these young performers. Bravo!" every note is right. Tonoccus McClain waits in patient concentration for h1s next cue from Ms. Bates. Many faces from Di trict Three are seen attheCMEA concerts, howingthe support and pride we have of the talented Mu ic Department at Widefield. Making beautiful mu ici what it's all about, a Wendy Kohnert proudly shows at the CMEA concert held in the International Center at the Broadmoor. 85 �Front Row: Suzi Chapman , Janeen Hayward , Christina Norman , Jackie Bishop, Danielle Daigle . Second Row: Elaine Fenwick, Jessica Cales, Shaunna Smith , Tanya Watkins, Elizabeth Perez, Adnenne Ritter. Third Row: Andrea Bell , Jennifer MacCabe , Sarah Hilman, Cori Wnght, Donna Newkirk, Serena Bailey, Sara Anderson , Shelley Malan. Not Pictured: Aubrey Watkins. Floor: Sefton Percival, Jason Laffler, Micah Laffler First Row: Cameron Coon , Justin Sword, Joaqu1n Santos, Jason Brennan . Second Row: Fernando Gonzalez, Kevin Tatum , Aaron Z1eske, Shaun Yunker, Michael Holland , Craig Hawker, George Smith . Third Row: Randy Joyner, Jay Holland , David Fiorillo. Front Row: Anyeka England, Kim Rupprecht, Melanie Gardner, Tiffini Coughlin. Second Row: Jason Dunn, Kesha Walton , Catrina Campbell , Shaunte Overton, Saroya Turner, Daneisha Smith, Lillian Hidalgo, Randy Joyner. Third Row: Tyeisha Preston, Tasha Kelly, Lusia Watson, Devyn Curtis, Daleena Jone , Sharian Uyeda, Diamantina Contreras, Miyoko Taylor. �Front Row: Cheryl Hall, Amber Akin , Amanda Harris, Lori Wurdemann . Second Row: Danae McDaniel, Holly Davies, Elena Maschger, Christy Brown , Rachel Kirchmann , Jennifer Birchfield, Kierra McAninch, Meghan Schnoes, Director Mrs. Skadden. Third Row: Erika Warren , Rosie Piluso, Erin Green, Jennifer Wolford , Monique Harding, Janeen Hayward, Jennifer Steven , Jade Johnson. Fourth Row: Janel Trimmer, Tyeisha Preston , Jeff Bower, Tiffany Fuhs, Jason Walker, Sam Villa, Amy Bream, Donna Newkirk, Michelle Jaramillo. Not Pictured: Jessica Warren, Jessica Mike. Front Row: Michael Vee, Director Mrs. Skadden, Angel Lynch. Second Row: Pagina Wooden, Shalunda Shavies, Rachel Ramirez. Third Row: Jennifer Stewart, Kathy Thompson, Geneive Salazar, Evan Jewell. Fourth Row: Kimberly Elliott, Michelle Jaramillo, Jennifer Balkey. Fifth Row: Sandi Gracin, Cathy Dodd, Diana Bristol, Danelle Hawk. Not Pictured: LaRhonda Joy, Amanda Morgan, Kim Byrne. �Men's Choir Festival The Highland Harmonizers joined with the men of Widefield to make a concert one that spanned a few generation and lots of notes. The elementary school from the di trict take part in the men's choir fe tival, getting a taste of what it's like to go to the "Big chool". Sweet Harmony sings a few tune for the men at the after-glow in the cafeteria. With vitality and enthu ia m, the guest conductor from the Highland Harmonizer , Dr. Paul Huff, shows how they put it all together to make a truly memorable performance. James Maier concentrates on his next cue from the guest conductor from the Highland Harmonizers. 88 Fernando Gozalez, Kevin Tatum, Mike Myers, Mitchell Holland, Todd Ander on , Jason Laffier, ick Mcintyre are looking sharp in their tuxe �A Special Kind of Miracle Imagine never having the chance to see a rainbow, or to hear a familiar voice call your name, or not having the ability to tell someone you are hurt or angry. It is quite a task to imagine such a life, but this was the life of Helen Keller. The story of the "Miracle Worker" is about the struggle and triumph of Helen, a little girl, who despite being blind, deaf, and mute, discovered the world of words through hand motions. The woman who teaches Helen this precious gift was Annie Sullivan. The performance was first- rate and The heart-strings of every audience member was pulled. The story of the "Miracle Worker" will continue to change the way we look at people with disadvantages or handicaps. Annie softly ings a lullabye, oothing her elf and the doll from the painful work of teaching Helen. As the lights slowly fade, Anni tells Helen he will love her forever and ever. Jimmy orris patiently waits for his turn to go on as Doctor Anagno , Annie Sullivan's mentor. Captain Keller (Tonoccus McClain ), Katie Keller <Denee Lee), and Annie (Elaine Fenwick) discover that Helen (Missy Reynold ) ha learned how to communicate through sign language. �A Broadway Review There was a slightly different twist to Widefield's annual musical, and the response to it was a positive one. The set-up was a review of various Broadway musicals and plays put together to form one top-notch show. There were a number of soloists and small ensembles to feature a variety of talent in the music department. The three-quarter-round stage offered a more personal ambience for the audience, who were seated on the stage with the performers on a smaller platform. The last tune of the show summed up the upbeat feeling of the show, "There's No Business Like Show Business!" Rachel K.irchrnann in "Adelaide' Lament" how how "sublime" her wedding trip would be, if only her fiancee would get over his cold feet and addiction to the race track. Danielle Daigle sing of her man trouble in "Take Back Your Mink" from Guys and Dolls. Tonoccus McClain and Jan en Hayward sing as two young people who have "Never Been In Love Before." The "Three Little Maid ,"Serena Bailey, Janeen Hayward, and Sara Ander on, are full of girlish gle in this hilarious trio from the Mik.ad.Q. 90 �Makin' a Scene What would a show be without a stage crew? That's easy, it wouldn't even happen. Students take the Theatre Productions class to learn how to put together a successful show. Besides building sets, some make costumes, set up lights, or run the switchboard. Many sign up for after school work to help with changing sets and running sound or lights. After being involved in Widefield's productions, some students find they have a real interest in stage work and decide to further their training and experience in college performances and classes. Even though these people are so important to what is presented on stage, they are often overlooked. So here's recognition for the hard working people who make every Widefield show a success. Not used to being in the spotlight, Jeff Sadler likes it better behind the scenes. Brandon Riggs and Steve Smith make an important contribution to a performance by checking the lights. The man with the final say in all the productions is Mr. Loring, whether it be which paint to use for a scene or what spotlight to use on a character. Kevin Gray is the "boss man" behind the light switchboard, taking cues to dim the lights for the final scene. It is a crucial part of any production for the lights to be working smoothly. �I I • 11111114 u = = 0 u itting: Andrew Tobin, Bill Luten, Monica Hubbard, Ryan Weadon, Tony ander . First row: Kristen Scuderi, Erin Stewart, Greg Golden, Suzanne Gile , Ryan O'Rourke, Elaine Fenwick, Dawn Everling, Joni Decker, Jessica Palmer. Second row: Jonathan Zay, Mike Bartee, Robert Hall, John Bedel, Tom Boatman, Joel Kirkland. I I •...-4 u = = 0 u Kneeling: Jennifer Balkey, Danae McDamel, Michelle Jaramillo. First row: Kim Byrn, Kim Elliott, Rachel Ramirez, Monique Harding. Second row: Donna 92 ewkirk, Amber Akin, Jade Johnson, Jennifer Birchfield, Sam Villa, Tyeisha Preston, Danelle �Kneeling: Elizabeth Perez, Adrienne Ritter, Tyeisha Preston. Standing: Todd Anderson, Randy Joiner, Jackie Bishop, Nick Mcintyre, Tonoccus McClain, Anne' Griebel, Fernando Gonzalez, Candice Tatum. ot pictured: Jessica Cales, Shawn Bower. L toR: Melissa Reynolds, Wendi Glick, Ryan Weadon, Courtney Schaffner, Cori Wright, Candice Tatum. 93 �~~The Lighter Side'' While backstage, the four ghost of "A Chri tma Carol", hanelle Collin , Wendy Glick, andice Tatum , and ara Ander on are caught acting out of character. Unlike a regular day at school, Meli a Reynolds intentionally messes her hair for a performance as Helen in "The Miracle Worker". J: -,..· •. ... ...,.:;-... .... "" '-'=--~~ -· f· Micah Laffier and Je e Hudkins are in "gilded" spirits during the Winterfest concerts. Staring vacantly into pace, Jennifer Silvis is probably dreaming of unning herself on a lonely beach in Bermuda. 94 �Elaine Fenwick shows "a little leg" as she gets into costum before a performance. Kim Rupprecht and Melanie Gardner laugh it up after the seriou Gospel Choir photo, showing they really look funny in tho e robes. All seriou ness aside, Mr. Lonng IS the epitome of goofin s in the Performing Arts Department. andy Kim and Anna Stephen work hard to act "more matur ". 95 �It's Not Just Wavin' Your Arms! Befor rehearsing, Mr . kadden tune Chamber tring tudent Jennifer Birchfield' violin to en ur a fluid ound. (far right) When the band clas i short on parts , Mrs . Massey pitches in her musical abilities. Ms. Bates and Ms . Hamre show that the band and choir w o r k together very well at the Fountain V a II e y C. .R.E.S. Concert which wa held in October. t m o s t concentration is needed from Ms. Bates to acheive the quality mu ic performed by the hamber Wmds. 96 Ms. Hamre sings an example to the Men's hoirto help with the memorization of a challenging new piece. �The women in Widefield' choir come together to ing a tribute at the Fountain Valley C.A.R.E.S. concert. Jo eph Pruett warm up on his baritone and mentally prepare to play well. It i n't unu ual for Performing Art students to arrive early in order to rehear e before a concert. Vane a Greenlee trike a po e a a lave of the ring, ready to obey the command of her rna ter, Aladdin. Jamie Simon put the fini hing touche on the "cave of wonder " for the play, "Aladdin". Steppin' Out Of Performing Arts 97 �Seniors: Class of 1996 Edd1 Kyle-lunchtime J rrmaner Bryant AP Biology cia Candice Tatum, Jaclyn Olano Yearbook Amanda Tuthill-Alladin Senior is the term used to describe you at thi point in your lives. Thi i the fir t time this mantel rests upon your shoulders a a definite honor. Some of you will continue on to become seniors in college. Some will become senior partners in bu ine firms, orne will become senior vice-pre idents, Jamie Glennon and orne will become senior member in AP Biology Fieldtrip their family. Finally, the term will be towed Robbie Tittle, teve Pickin , tacey Smith, Mark Moneyp nny, on you when you Michelle Wilker on-lunchtime reach the age of 55. Yet, none of those time carry the thrill of this first water hed in your life. Bask in the glory as short as it may be, for it is your honored time. Mr. John Weadon Tianna Bowens, Julie Gardner, Laura DeFelice AP Biology Field Tnp 98 �Donna Newlurk-Homecoming Parade Joe anchez Red Ribbon Week R1chard Snapp After chool Jennifer Birtchfield-Senior Hall Wayne Starkey-Spani h Club 99 �Darcey Abel Poncho Abeyta Shelly Albaugh Cory Agner Holly Albert Tahlia Allen Christopher Ander on Jolen Anderson Sara Anderson Frederick Andrews Jessica Angeline Sarah Apodaca Yaisha Armour Jessica Armstead Justin Arnell Heather Bartlett 100 ���c···:···-~. Davis "" f • r . • Suzanne Chapman Tonya Chuning Cassondra Cline Bobby Cochran Nicole Coffield Jennifer Coker Erica Collick Kelly Compton Sherry Cooper Joshua Copple Darin Cress Nicole Crowe Anthony D'Alessio Amy Dague Calandra Davis Kaycee Davis Class of 1996 103 �D~y Suzanne Day Laura DeFelice Brian Dibene Allyson Dick David Dineen Gwendolyn Dodd La Shonda Duncan Christopher Duran Justen Duysen Timothy Eberwein Ginny Eller Joshuah Ellis Suzanne Ermel Christina Evans David Faler Amy Farley 104 �.-- Garcia Elaina Fennewald Tanya Ford Adriano Foreman Tiffany Foutch Jacqueline Frazee Nicole Fredinburg Dawn Gallagher Melanie Garcia SENIOR SPOTLIGHT The spotlight is on the Alternative School. These students take an active, positive role in leadership. They took the initiative and submitted applications to the dean, Mr. Turner. After much consideration including academics, attendance, and cooperation these students exceded the qualifations and came out on top to become the Dean's Advisory Council. The '95-'96 Dean's Advisory Council consists of Leah Stankiewicz, Mr. Thiele, Tiana Weeks, Mr. Turner, Tony Fleming, Misty Beemon, and Chris Moore. (Left to Right.) Class of 1996 105 �·-GardileF'~ . - ~ Julie Gardner cott Garrett Ian Gerrit en Briana Gilday Michelle Ginter Jamie Glennon Fernando Gonzalez Genevieve Goodridge Sandi Gracin Kevin Gray Damieon Green Zacharey Green Vanessa Greenlee Jason Griffith Mary Guerrero Angela Guidry 106 .i ol - �Hoppe : Adam Hampton Christopher Haney Monique Harding Alana Harris Thomas Harris Misty Hatton Craig Hawker Delia Heffernan Robin Hendee Gary Henry Tri ha Henry Bryan Hill Brian Hi er Heather Hod on Passion Rolli Cameron Hoppe Class of 1996 107 �Dominique Horne s Monica Hubbard Meli a Jack on Michelle Jaramillo Travis John on Daleena Jones Jeremiah Jone Randy Joyner Carlos Juarez Arb en Kalaveshi Kendra Kenzy Jeffrey Kersey Sandy Kim Jody Kinney Tanya Ki er Tobi Kitowski 10 �Crystal Kle s Katie Knopp Marla Kohutek Shaun Kratz Ana Krueger Laura Krueger Rachael Kulinski Courtney Kulka-McCormi Edward Kyle Jason Lafller Laura Lafller Micah Lafller Tanya Lambert Stacey Landreth Blair Light Joshua Lueck 109 �Inspired by pride and culture, these tudent take the intiative to help organize a Hi panic Heritage Month. Along with Mr . Rolfes and Mr ·. Lucero, they hand made ethnic flags and decorations. Although we spotlightju t a few tudent , we hould be aware that other people in our chool donated their own pecial cultural decoration to the howca.·e. First of all, it's known that there are a lot of people who wonder why their ethnic background i n't being highlighted at Widefield. That's exactly how Laura Krueg r felt! Then, he ran aero a new. pap r containing a tory about Black Hi tory. In the article the quote, "Nobody' going to do anything for you unle you do it your elf," in pired her to take orne action. This year wa th econd year Widefi ld celebrat d Hispanic Heritage. Thank to the po itive attitude the e student expre s, we were able to have a ta te of Hi panic culture. Life can truly be wonderful when we have the ability to hare and teach each other omething different. Kate Luft Isaac Lumberg Bill Luten J ennifer MacCabe Andrea Macholz Jamie MacLeod Angela Magnuson Shelley Malan 110 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT �Moneypenny Aubrey Martinez Frank Mataipule Angela McCloskey James McCowan Nichole McCoy Lisa McGlothlin Keith McGrew Michelle McKeal Melissa McKinley Josh Meierhenry Jennifer Meredith Mandy Merritt David Meszler Steven Metzger Kri topher Mitchell Mark Moneypenny Class of 1996 111 �Eric Moore John Moore Sarah Morris Jennifer Morton Mary-Ann Muehlbauer Catherine Murphy Adrian Murray Christopher Muse Donna Newkirk Annie Newman Christina Norman Miranda Norris Perry Nowlin Eric O'Donnell Frank O'Laughlin Stephanie Oakley 112 �Pontes Jaclyn Olano Timothy Otto Amy Padilla Christina Palmer Jessica Palmer Tracey Pearson Tara Peltz Daniel Perez Elizabeth Perez James Perry Amy Petersen Crystal Peyton Theresa Pillsbury Stacie Pollard Anita Ponce De Leon Ana Pontes Class of 1996 113 �Melis a Porras Travis Porter Bradley Powell Steven Pressey Jamey Price Debbie Prieve Melissa Quidachay Levi Ramos Sharal Rancourt Suzanne Reiher Kristina Rice Adrienne Ritter Amanda Rivera Honor Roberts 114 �--~Sadler SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Some of the many artists of Widefield High School are illuminated in this spotlight. These students are just a few of the many who participate in exemplifying their creativity and outstanding imaginations toward the representation of the art programs at WHS. They actively participate in art classes, and donate pictures for Widefield's own display case. Their quality of work is spectacular. Being purveyors of art, they project their efforts toward enhancing and advancing their talents for a future in art. This exhibition of talent, makes it evident that the apparent possibilities of an optimistic and visual future is in their grasp. Top Row: Kristina Rice, Nick Medlock, Jermanyer Bryant. Bottom Row: Amanda Rivera Zach Shaw. Jennifer Robinson Jennifer Rodriguez Amy Romero Stacey Romero Rebecca Rouse Barry Rupisan Gary Rushford Jeffery Sadler 115 �Saleny Kristie Saleny Joseph Sanchez Rosalinda Sanchez Anthony Sanders Tracy Schneider Bryan Scott Tricia Seidel Carolyn Servant Angela Sharp Zachary Shaw Veronica Shell John Sherwood Felicia Shipman Misty Shuff Jennifer Silvis Jamie Simon 116 �Monique Sims Adam Smith James Smith Stacey Smith ~-------Class of 1996 Priscilla Spilotro Wayne Starkey Jaime Steele Jessica Steen Anna Stephen David Stiles Erica Stowell Todd Swart Jeremiah Swartz Candice Tatum Kelly Taylor Lance Thomas 117 �~Tin dill Aaron Tin dill Amy Tinkle Robert Tittle Andrew Tobin Jennifer Tripp Danielle Trujillo Amanda Tuthill Marchelle Untalan 11 �Willis Shawn Uyeda Eddie Vigil Christopher Ward Wendy Ward Aubrey Watkins Devin Weadon Rachel Weaver David Westman Christopher Wheeler Matthew Wheeler Melissa Wherry Lisa Whitney Michelle Wilkerson Jennifer Williams Mandy Williams Jody Willis - - - - - - - C l a s s of 1996 119 �Wilson Ian Wil on Kristopher Wilson Bryan Wolfe Carlos Wright Cori Wright Jon Wyatt Christopher Young Sandra Young Shawn Yunker Stephanie Zanzig 120 �Michael Jackson encouages Tony Latour to work hard o he can eventually reach hi full potential. Demon trating a quality that most enior pos e Hittin' the books-Patricia Jackson ilently concentrate . ~-------Class of 1996 121 �Elaina Fennewald and Stacey mith take time out of football practice to catch up on per onal matters. Patiently awaiting for students to complete their miles, Justin Arnell relaxes against the bleachers. After a strenuous day comes to an end, Jennifer Birchfield takes a break at her locker. 122 �While Laura Laffier and uzanne Ermel record who's in the game, Scott Garrett grimaces because his unexpected injury keep him from playing. Gos ip, Go ip, Go ip ... so much go ip so little time. Trica eidel, haun Kratz, and Mike Brown enjoy their lunches. ~-------Class of 1996 123 �With help from experienced student trainer , Nichole Me oy and Darcey Abel, Carlos Alamo prepare for the big game by putting on his terrorizing game face. While exploring the rugged wilderne , Mark Moneypenny take a dip in the ru hing rapid . "Should I jump?"asks Nicole Crowe. "Please don't do it,"replie Aubrey Watkin , as she inches away from the edge. 124 �Spending Senior quality time together, Debbie Prieve and Joey Boroz share a special "bonding" moment. Stephanie Wi e and Sarah Morri explore the wonderful world of bugs at Fountain Creek. ·- - - - - - - C l a s s of 1996 125 �Hiding her concentration on rememb ring elbowelbow-wri t-wri t, Jacki Olano flashes a mile. William Villeneuve, Adam Smith, and Jenni Buescher sharpen their eye foot coordination while playing hacky sack during lunch. 126 �Just kickin' it on the gra s, Allyson Dicks and Bobby Cochran show something that Seniors are best at. Stacie Pollard and Annie Newman tease the camera with their mouth watering lunches. Anna Stephen and Cori Wright prove that blonds don't always have all the fun. --- - - - - - C l a s s of 1996 127 �Steve Metzger, Jeff Kersey, and Josh Ellis have been friends for 3 yr . Anetria Conver e, Tri ha Henry, Kelly Compton, and Kendra Kenzy friend for 3 yr . Tianna Bowen and Monica Hubbard have been through thick and thin for 6 yr . Devin Weadon and Ben Budd have b en bud for a whopping 9 yrs. lJ z 0 ~ Front row: Devin Weadon. Second row: Jeff Kersey, Anetria Converse, Kelly Compton, Trisha Henry, Kendra Kenzy. Third row: Steve Metzger, Josh Ellis, Tianna Bowens, Monica Hubbard, Ben Budd. Over these years, each person within each group has labeled each other with the title friend. How long has it been? Well, ask each person and he/she will tell you, "Not long enough!" 12 �c; llil )) (J il ,,, I f) I r )) il y: S il 'l, IJ Ill) il Y llil Y I II , I !) !) () SENIOR CLASS POEM Class Colors: Wine and Another Day CJvor0 Our very last day is drawing near the final day of our Class Gift: gladiator senior year. )Vlascot A time to laugh , a time to cry Class Size: 402 but never a time to say good-bye. Our friends were always there to get us through the day. And somehow they always knew the right thing to do or say. "Have definite plans and goals set. Make sure to enroll in college A.S.A.P. " - ROYER Class Flower: r<ose Class Motto: "Our destin01ies in the success of our past, and our faith in the future." "Be positive, have dreams , and short-term goals so that you can give your life small victories instead of big defeats." -CORNILS Now the day has come, the day is finally here. We always thought we couldn 't wait but now we 're all in tears, because we want just one more day to tell our friends good-bye. It could be awhile before we see them again, and we can 't help cry. We 're not completely sure of what to do or saY., but if we had a wish we'cf wish for another day. -by Stacy Vralsted Showing the guys how it's really done, Jamie Glennon sinks the 8 ball. r- - - - - - -Class of 1996 129 �Workin_' at it Casey hne lend. a helping hand for Ecology. Mcltssa Quidachay, Mtsty Hatton, and Pcrcila on Ecology trip. Candice Tatum serves piva at the Renatssance assembly. Jennifer Glassic: Ecology tnp Being a counselor at Widefield High School has definitely been a highlight in my life. Sequua Moms: Renatssance award. What has ,made the greatest impression is the student diversity. I admire and respect that each one of you is a true individual and each one of you is special in your own unique way. I have seen many changes in the time I have been here, but the one thing that has not Changed iS the importance Of Mr Skadden: Physics class education. I would hope that you take advantage of your school years. This i one opportunity you may never have the ChanCe t 0 repeat. Kelly Compton and herry Prat: home football game May you live your life to the fullest. I leave Widefield High School with eighteen years of precious memories. To my friends, the students and staff, you leave a memorable impact on my life. With much love and affection, Mrs. Isabelle Gutierrez 130 �Shaun Yunker: 1n the Auto cra'h simulator. Tonoccus McClam: "The Miracle Worker··. Tommy Harris: Crash dummy. Andy Mesa: Ecology fieldtnp. The Widefield H1gh School Marchmg Band. 131 �TeachiiL' I t Mark Hatchell Jay Cornil Jane Moyer Anna Romero-Lehrer Joe Royer Dave Turner Mike Biondini I ab lle Gutierrez Thaddeu Hall Jan Schuetz Barb Smith Rick Wil on Carolyn Abel Dave Adams Carol Ander on Roxeanne Bates Cheri Becke Kathy Borrelli Trish Brock Karen Burke Andy Cain Ginny Carl on Jim Chambers June Coblenz Sherry Conley 132 �Helen Cozzie Karen Crawford John Cunningham Gregg Dahlberg Don Davi Al Derby John Devine Joe Dionisio Butch Fackelman Jim Felice Mary Freeman Meg Gallagher Doug Goforth Judy Goodwin Sharon Grenz Anna Hamre Ann Hawker Mike Heatherly Gary Held Morgan Helton Larry Henry Nancy Holm Kamberly Holmqui t Bob Hudson Connie Jack on Ed Johnson Randy Jone Dave Krempley Debbie Lacey Mary Limardo 133 �Dr. Hatchell and "crew" take a break from cooking the WHS staff breakfast to pose for a photo opportunity. Scott Loring Brenda Lough Susanne Lucero Paul MacRenato Donna Martin Jean Martin Michelle Ma ey Shelli Miles Richard Molter Mark Munoz Jeanette Mutchler Wayne ickle Marian O'Neil Linda Overlin NancyRahne David Reeder Rick Risk Jean Rolfs Frank Sagona S. Samuelson 134 �John Schoolmaster Linda chwartz Bob Sennert Joan Sheram Jim Skadden Vanda kadden Ru ell mith Wayne Smith Anne Spencer Sarah Steinbach Sharon troud Duane Swan on Chri Tabeling Grant Taggard Bob Taylor Eric Theile Bob Tim Debbie Trapp Dirk Vi er Nancy Wade RETIREE SPOTLIGHT Ms. Limardo has been teaching English, Creative Writing, Intermediate Compostion, English Literature Today, and American Literiature for twenty years in arne cla room here at Widefield. he decided that wanted to become a teacher in the fir t grade and since then she ha folowed her dream. Thi year he has decided to stop teaching to finish writing a murder my tery that he started, and al o orne hort storie in hope that they can be published. M . Limardo wants to do omething that is very unique. She wants to move and live on an Indian Re ervation o that she will be in pired to write. She still wants to teach but, he want to fulfill orne of her own dream fir t. She has treasured every year that she ha been able to teach. She want to leave the school with one message and that is this, "School is a place to ground yourself in, so if you are firmly planted in it you won't get struck by lighning when a torm come." 135 �At the faculty ice cream social, Mr. Biondini, licking his lip· in anticipation, heads back for seconds, or is it third ? Michelle Walker Harry Wallace Anthony Washington Cynthia Wat on John Weadon Rose Wells Joan Wermers Corine Dauoert Patti Grandel Judy Henke Presenting an impromtu sketching lesson, Mr. ickle as ists the Ecology class at Windmill Gulch. 136 �Judy Lacas e Lydia Lemke Stella Bowers Phyllis Brown Patiently waiting in line for her breakfast, Ms. Carlson sports her shades again t the early morning sun. Elizabeth Ever on Bobbi Harris Pearl Hill Janet Horvath Jackie Hudgins Mamie Hunter Sandy Koch Mary Ann Krau Phyllis Madden Carol Martin Helga Morri on Norma Pate Beth Per hing Helen To tano ki Kim Tzitzica 137 �RETIREE SPOTLIGHT Mrs. Gutierrez, a highly respected counselor at WH , ha d cid d to, "move on with her hfe." he has faithfully erved District 3 for thirty year . he ha been a couselor at Widefield High chool for ixteen of those thirty years. he tate that, "It has been the most trea ured years of my life." Mrs. Gutierrez i planning on going around the world with her husband. "It's about time we pent orne real time with each other, because mo t of our year have pent with students not with each other." She is looking forward to the rest of the year at Widefield. he want to be with the students he love o much for as long a· ·he can, ·o that he can leave with the feeling of a job well done. John Morse Todd Bruning Mike Cooney Rene Diaz Ryan Hanagan Clifford Lendsey Robert Leppold Ron Lesley Angela Maltais Steve Meissner Reggie Sanders Gerda Clark Tere a Phillips Annemarie Stevens 13 �lVfakirt' It Work At the induction ceremony, Debbie Flores and Tammy ack eagerly can the sheet of benefits and di counts to which all Renai sance cardholders are entitled. With his Renai sance carnation well secured, Peter Laird gives a re ounding round of applause to the final tudent who were honored at the induction ceremony. The Renaissance planning commitee includes the following people: Top row Left to Right, Ian Wilson, Devin Weadon, Candice Tatum, Patrick Boyd, Ellen Reed, Aubrey Watkin , Trevor Bailey. Second Row: Mrs. Jan Schuetz, Angie McClo key, Eddie Vigil, Ro ie Pilu o, Anne Griebel, Amanda Rivera, Amy Rivera. Third Row: Ryan Weadon, Kri tin cuderi, Erin Watkin . �Bottom: Mrs. Jan chuetz, Tianna Bowens, Kendra Kenzy, Monica Hubbard, h rry Pratt: Top: Laura Laffier, Elizabeth Perez, ichole Me oy, Edd1e Vigil, Kelly Compton. ·~ u ~ ~ 0 u Bottom: Anna Stephen, Adam Smith, Tommy Harri , Adam Faulk, Mr. Dave Adams: Middle: Kendra Kenzy, Kristin cuderi, Melissa Quidachay, Rachel Weaver: Top: Cori Wright, Aaron Zie ke, Veronica Shell, Justin Arnell, Craig Hawker, Jolen Anderson ot Pictured: Taryn Lax, Jessica Steen, Tonoccus McClain 140 �Bottom: Jon Zay, Vanessa Bryant, Turkesa Bell: Middle: Katrina Robinson, Roise Piluso, Tasha Kelly, Rach I Kirchmann, Kristin cud n : Top: Mrs. Kamberly Holmquist, Mrs. Michelle Walker: ot Pictured: Veronique Bryant, Miyoko Taylor ( Bottom: Tisha Corral, Anne Griebel, Alicia Hawk r: Top: arah Hunke, Tere a Youngblood, Aaron Zi ske, Christy Cruz: ot Pictured: Jennifer Green. 141 �Instill The Pride Widefield High Schools NJROTC has struck pride in the hearts of many of its students. It is one of many elective classes offered yet stands apart from the rest by teaching respect, discipline, and effective strategies to conquer life beyond high school. In addition to pride and teamwork taught, there are many exhibition drill teams and an enrichment course. This class consists of a color guard, an armed drill team, an unarmed drill team, a rifle team, and an armed regulation team. The color guard performed at special events such as football and basketball games. Along with other school events the teams also performed for the community, bringing home many plaques and awards. NJROTC benefited not only WHS students but also the community. Charity work helped many students become better individuals; therefore making Widefield a better community. During the JROTC practice; Jeremy Sweet, Cory Medlin, Bonn San Diego, Joe Maier, Joe Cantrell, Jame Maier, Brian an Diego, and There a Pillsbury tand in perfect position while li tening to commands. Posing for a group picture while on their excur ion to an Diego are the JROT cadet . Front Row: Donald Bau man, atasha Delgado, Ana Krueger, Erika Cuellar, Raquel Figueroa, Andr a Brandon, Jakie Frazee, Ryan Cruz, Amy Padilla, Sharla Little. Second Row: Captain W. A. Cain, There a Pillsbury, Mike Wright, Chad Christian, Ryan Smith, Joe Cantrell, Luflossia Flournoy, Tomika Boddie, Justine Host, Amanda Morris, Joe Abella, Carolyn Garvin, Brianne Carter, LaShonda Duncan, Petty Officer 1/C Joe Malacara. Third Row: James Maier, Joe Maier, Joe Dean, Mary Ann Muehlbauer, William Reye , Steven McKinney, Bill Evans, Elisha Volanos, Jeanette Beaupre. Last Row: Cory Agher, Robert Hall, Ben Bauer, Jeremy Maxwell, Greg Martin, Patrick Smith, Dominic Trujillo, Brandon Riggs, Sydney Cannon. �While in San Di go, Ana Krueger receives a drenching while standing in front of a Damage Control imulator. Enjoying a delightful lunch at the sophomore orientation picnic before school starts, NSl Cadets James cott, ory Medlin, and Brianne Carter line up to chow down on some excellent avy hot dogs. Dressed to the nines and in control are NJROTC leader Captain W. A. Cain, P tty Officer I/C Joe Malacara, and enior Chi f "J .J ." John on . 143 �1st Row: Tonoccus Me Clain, Candice Tatum, Kristin Scuderi, Rachel Kirchmann, David Hobart, News Director, Mr. Joe Dionisio Michele Wilkerson 2nd Row: Mia Untalan Melani Garcia Sarah Kulinski, Jolen Anderson, Monica Hubbard, Todd Swart, Tiana Bowens, Kristella Melero, Lillian Hidalgo, Jennifer Mac Cabe 3rd Row: Chris War<_L Steve Metzgar, Melanie Garcia, Steve Pressey, Rebecca Duran, Amy Megow Ginny_J!jller Not Pictured: Ms. Meg Gallagher and Mrs. Sheryl Conely �4th Row: Lisa Christopherson, David Grim, Caleb Grusing, Jason Jones, Alan Taylor, William Hess, Ellen Reed, Wilhem Perez, Chris Paul 3rd Row: Laura Maddox, Liz Boatright, Jessica Fighter, Amy Rivera, Sara Mac Arthur 2nd Row: Salina Goodall, Elaine Fenwick, Zach Shaw, Julie Rosemark, Rosie Piluso, Melissa Reynolds 1st Row: Arlene Treat, Angela Soule, Amanda Hartley, Mrs. Ginny Carlson, Debbie Flores, Mariel Day Not Pictured: Mrs. Linda Schwartz �Writin' The News "Journalism is a great class," stated junior, Israel Saldana. "I've enjoyed it thoroughly." That's something many students have said about Journalism. The Widefield High School Journalism staff worked hard keeping the student body informed about all the events which took place in and around the high school. Mr. Devine intently lectures hi cia s on the importance of perfect writing. . ' Kim Butler and Maria Sanchez-Trainor are working hard, thinking of ideas for the newspaper. 146 Steve Metzgar and Josh Ellis wave hello to th camera as they work tog th ron their next article. �Anna Stephen takes a break to smile for the camera. Arlene Treat, Editor-in-Chief, is muddled in her work. Holly Albert works vigorously on the computer. Pictured left to right 1st row: Alicia Hawker,Sherry Pratt, Sandy Kim, Anna tevens, Maria anchezTrainor 2nd row: Heather Guidry, Holly Alb rt, Jo h Ellis, Julie Rosemark, Tahlia Allen, Amanda Hartley, Kim Butler 3rd row: Steve Metzgar, Gregory Murray, Anjelique Johnson, Dan mith, Laura Maddox, Mr. Devine, Tracey Gould, Laura Thomas, Cassondra lin , Julie Horvath, Jimmy orris. ot pictured: Arlene Treat. 147 �Layin' it out Thi year' 199 5-1996 yearbook faced a number of challenging deadline , but met them all ucce fully. It took a lot oftime and teamwork to create a yearbook that told the tory ofthi year' Widefield High School tudents. Hard work and dedication are the key word that be t de cribe what it took to make thi yearbook pecial to everyone. We've learned to work together a a team in tead of individually. With Mr. Weadon' guidance and patience we have been able to di tribute a wonderful book full of po itive memorie to thi year's student . Thi year ha al o been an exciting and memorable one that no one will be able to forget. Top (L-R) : Mr. John Weadon. Taryn LaJ~. Rebecca Entncr. Tiffany Foltz,Jcrcm1ah wartt , Enn tc"'art. Jackie Olano. Tara Peltz. Jcnmfcr Mom~. ccond Ro"' Cand1cc Tatum. M1cah Lafncr. Enca Colhck. Trhha Henry. Sandy Kim. Monique Sims. Jennifer Morton. Melanic Bell. Christina lgo. Dawn Everling. Botom Row: Debb1c Prievc. Stac} Lcthbngdc, Angela B1scegha. lacey Smnh. Saroya Tumcrisconcentratingondesigninga layout for the fiN time for the 1995- 1996 yearbook. M1cah Laffler and Jerem1ah Swartz arc counting pictures. making sure everything is perfect for th1s year's yearbook . �Christina Igo helps train Michael Stcan on making hts first layout for his very first ume. Taryn Lax is focusang on gelling the copy done on the computer to meet her deadline. Vanessa Pro fin and Jennifer Morris arc dccidang on the best ptctures and captions while munch an' on candy. �Tossin' and Marchin' Top row: Vane sa Greenlee, Elizabeth Perez, Diane Richard on, Meghan Schnoe , Lillian Hildalgo, April chmidt, Tyeisha Preston, Diana Bristol, omer Robert , Chris Llewellyn. Kneeling: Michelle Jaramillo, Myra Wheeler, AnyekaEngland, Kierra McAnich, Christina Lang, Jes ica Cale . Marching band players really get into the beat at games, as Brianne Band Day, 1995. un shows at Tammy Walter show that along with musical talent, it takes fmesse to play in Widefield's Marching Band. �Glad they are not wearing wool uniforms, hristina Lang, Elizabeth Perez, and 'omer Rob rts practice marching on a hot Fall afternoon. 4 - f Front row: Robert Hall, Mrs. Michele Massey, Mr. Ru Ma ey, LaShonda Duncan. 2nd Row: Tonoccus McClain, Tony a Moonigham, Mike Holland, Adam Detwiler, Josh Brambila, Jennifer ilvi , Brendan Hogan, Rich Calhoun. 3rd Row: Marie! Day, Ryan Weadon, Jason Laffier, Tammy Walter, Michelle Ring, Valarie Gallego , Gina Macias, There a Kane, Andrea Avalos, Brianne Hoine -Brumback, Suzanne Giles. 4th Row: Laura Dobler, Honor Robert , Jennifer Gla co, Kim Butler, Debbie Drinen, Genevieve Goodridge, Nikki Gerth, Shannon Hoffmann, Mike Bartee, Ro ie Pilu o, Angela Soule, Arlene Treat, Andrew Tobin, Nick McCartney. 5th Row: Fernando Gonzalez, Danny Coleman, Rodger Bwdjenska, Staci Tillman, David Kilstrom, Eddie Vigil , Shane Crenshaw, Rachel Weaver, Amy Sandvik, Jennifer Cox, Jesse Hudkins, James Piveral. 6th Row: Bill Luten, Chris Bishop, Edda Ortega, Joel Kirkland , Kurtis Brown, Todd Anderson, Sophia to well, John Bedel , Jo h Walker, Lillian Heinrich, William Reyes , Ryan O'Rourke, Fred Elli , Ja on Brennan. Angela Soule is the picture of concentration, as it is challenging to march and play at the same time and requires coordination and skill . �Tapirt' ~en1 Th re wa a new development this year in th Widefield Athletic Training Program. A new training room wa designed and then built over the summer in the old wre tling room. In tead of being cramped in a closetlike pace, now the training room is bigger and better and ha a cla room attached. Thi allows the trainer more room to do their many job and lab space for teaching the athletic training cour e . Certified Athletic Trainer , Mr. Robert Tim and Mrs. Michelle Walker care for athletic injuries for every sports team. It i a lot of work for ju t two people so that' where the student trainer come in. To be a part of the after chool program, the tudent must succe fully complete the ba ic athletic training class, must make an application, and mu t be selected. Each student trainer i a igned a team and he/ he must attend practice and games tending to the injuries of the players. While it is hard work, it is al o a lot of fun. Adriano Foreman tell student trainer Darcey Abel to "live long and prosper~ while she tapes his fingers for football practice. Robert Tim, certified athletic trainer, tapes a pad on David Carter' thigh to prevent further injury at football practice. Standing: (L-R) iki McCoy, Julie Gardner, Michelle Walker (ATC), Robert Tim (ATC ), Tiffany Foutch, Kn tin Scuderi, Chri tina Igo. Sitting: Taryn Lax, Jamie Glennon, Melissa McKinley, Darcey Abel, Marie) Garcia. Not Pictured: Jeanette Beaupre, Je ica Steen, Jessica Armstead. �Student Trainers Chnstma Igo, Jamie Glennon, Taryn Lax, and iki McCoy take a break at a home football game to do their b st impressions of "Happy, Sleepy, Dopey, and Bashful." Melissa McKinley, iki McCoy, and Marie! Garcia pig-out at an open house banquet, celebrating the new training room. The training tafT is very exc1ted and proud of th edition of one of the largest training rooms in the tate. At one of th only unny football games, Taryn Lax, Marie! Garcia, and Christina Igo kick back and relax at halftime. �Building Trades is much more than a regular everyday classroom. Students taking this class leam how to build a house the easiest and most efficient way possible. Students involved in this class get the kind of "hands on" experience that's needed for a good job in the construction business. Building Trades is almost a three hour class, which means everybody has much more time with their teacher and classmates, therefore the class runs much more smoothly than any regular hour class. After the house is built they ell it just like any other house professionally built. Although many times families that have purchased a house made by Widefield High School students feel that it's not like the other houses, they feel it's a better made house. Families feel this because the students have time to make the best house as possible. After all the house is built by teenager students and will be there for a many years after these students have graduated. So they want to build the house as best as they can. Dennis O'Brien takes a break after he's satisfied that his work is going well. Marcus K.irschbaun is putting in clips and feels confident that he's doing it right. Sam Trujillo takes no time to hold the nail in place, he has faith he'll get it in right the first time. Dennis O'Brien takes a moment to make sure the boards on the roof are even, while Mike Mason and John Sherwood observe. 154 �Bobby Sorden shows no fear of heights while framing the house. Back row: Adam Lloyd, Mike Ma on, Richard Bennett, John Sherwood, Josh Meirhenry, David Sherwood, Perry owlin, Brian Durham, Tim Otto, Sam Trujillo. Front Row: Mr. Lynn Kopasz, Michael Wright, Marcus Kirschbaun, Jody Kinney, Mike Kipp, Dennis O'Brien, Bobby Sorden . 155 �Revin_' it -up Back row: Keith McGrew, Royal Hackenberg, cott Taylor, Chris Haney, Brian Ro e, Mike Per ad. Front row: Bobby Cochran, Jesse Wagner, Will Fisk, Mr. Jim Chambers, Gary Steven . Mr. Jim Chamb rs shows Keith McGrew that tools can always be found if put back in their place. 156 �Back row: Mike Roberts, Robert Copper, Ryan Shuman, Jeremiah Noll Third row: Brian Hill, Anthony Moody, Josh Miller Second row: Steve Lorenze, Jo h Rivera, Chris Hitchner, Mike Frost Front row. Ervin Smtth, Rtck mith, Eric O'Donn II, Phil Lincoln. Jes e Wagner and Will Fisk get true hands on experience as they work on the carburetor. Auto Shop is not a normal everyday class like math or English. "What it is that sets it apart from any other class in our school, is the fact that the kids can see their immediate results," explained Mr. Jim Chambers. The students in Auto Shop learn how to do everything from changing tires to computer diagnostics. The Auto Shop class COII!petes in the Ford Student Auto Skills Contest. Eight students were selected to take a written test at Dorhety High School on February 17, 1996. The two students who scored highest on the test go to Denver and compete in a hands on trouble shooting contest. They can win tools, scholarships, and may even be offered a job. Chri Haney and Keith McGrew decide what to do with the car' cam shaft. 157 �• Competin' IS fun On October 8,1996, 24 Widefield DECA students, along with two teachers, boarded the big yellow limo at 6 a.m. Mter a long journey, they arrived at the Glenwood Springs' Hotel Colorado. Students competed in categories ranging from Hospitality and Tourism to Advertising and Display, and Quick Serve Restaurant. Students who attended were: 1st row: Amy Farley, Joey Scroggs, Jessica Angeline, Marchelle Untalan. 2nd row: Christina Palmer, Stacie Pollard, Adrienne Ritter, Jackie Baxter, Gwendolyn Dodd. 3rd row: Emily ance, Miyoko Taylor, Wilhem Perez, Kathy Murphy, Tony D'Alessio, Amy Sirois, Ellen Reed, Monique Harding, Felicia Shipman, Ms. Marian 0' eil, hawnta Bell. 4th row: Kevin Hoodjer, Mike Hays, Myra Wheeler, Chris Paul, Alii on Lott, Mr. Richard Molter. 158 �October was declared Free Enterprise Month by Mayor Rob rt Isaac. The di play case hows Widefield High School's free enterprise pirit. Wilhem Perez concentrates on helpmg his group come up with a promotional campaign in the Ice Breaker category. Kathy Murphy and Adrienne Ritter were Widefield's repre entative at the ational Career Development Conference in Orlando, Florida. Senior, Joey Scrogg , jokes around during the Glenwood Ice Breaker event. 1st row: Evette Coffey, Jeannette Falu, Christy Cruz, David Norris, Joey Scroggs, Mandie John ton, Myra Wheeler. 2nd row: Kathy Murphy, Adrienne Ritter, Marchelle Untalan, Jessica Angeline, Tasha Kelly, Miyoko Taylor, Shawnta Bell. 3rd row: Turkesa Bell, Monique Harding, Tonya Fenner, Cheri Gillin , tacie Pollard, Yunhui Yi, Amy Sirois, Tracy Christian on, Linda Quinlan. 4th row: Wendy Dray, Marcus Gaines, Cassie Chambers, icole Frisbie, Emily ance, Gwendolyn Dodd, Felicia Shipman, Erica Cuellar, Amy Farley, Cry tal Munger, Ellen Reed, Chri tina Palmer, Jackie Baxter, Debbie Reiman. 5th row: Randy Powell, Vanessa Bryant, Paul Fergus, Robert Knight, Luke Williams, Bryon Vann, Justin D'Ale io, Ryan O'Rourke, Brad May, Wilhem Perez, Amber Cavenough, JonPaul Wright, Patrick Ditullio, Kevin Hoodjer, Mary Maunton, Chri Paul, Garrett Parker, Kathy Dodd, Amy McDonald, Stephanie Pyles, Melissa Martinez, Lucas Martinez, Angie John on, Gregg Baxter, Mike Myers. 159 �a; u ~ a; ·~ u C/) Back Row: Mr. Livingston, Mr. Derby, Ja on Moore, Cameron Hoppe, am Byrne, Dan Perez. Middle Row: Jennefer Glasco, Sarah McArter, Eric Moore, Laura Maddox, Jennifer Stewart. Front Row: Wilhem Perez, Laura Thomas. Back Row: Mrs. Abel, Diana Bristol, Kevin Gray, John Bedel, Joek Kirkland, Mrs. <;Pnley. Front Row: Laura Thomas, Kiera McAninch, Tere a Wheeler, Shawna Jorgensen. 160 �Area Vocational Program or A.V.P. for short, is a program that sends WHS students to Pikes Peak Community College to get job training that is not offered at the high school .The courses that can be taken are: Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology, Automotive Industry Technologies, Aviation Maintenance Technology, Commercial Art, Computer Aided Drafting- Mechanical Design, Criminal Justice Administration, Dental Assisting, Early Childhood Education, Food Services, Health Related Occupations, Machining Technology, Natural Resource Technology, Printing Technology, Telecommunications, Television and Radio Broadcasting and Welding. Mrs. Smith administers the program of about 15 to 20 students. Back Row: Adrian Murray, Chris Mitchell, Brody Ohlbrecht, Gary Henry, Frank Malipli, Toni Brizzie. Front Row: Jennifer Robin on, Jamie Price, Mrs. Smith, Tiffany Foutch, Jennifer Marton, Stephanie Zanzig, Carolyn Oxley, Monica Hernandez, Chris Wheer. 161 �Strivirt' C)n_ Becky undermeyer with cheerleading hopefuls Mrs. Mitchell, Mr . Armstead and Justin Hope at another rainy soccer game. Jed Kenzy: homework on a unny day. Paul Starkey: lunchtime. America's most important role in the world, almost from the day our country was born, aive sophomore trapp d in locker. has been the role of moral leadership ... you must learn to believe in the value of responsibility of one to another; in your responsibility to your faith and to the peoples of the world. Believe in yourselves, believe in your place in leading the world out of the darkness of oppression. Believe that no one Sophomore on picture day. owes you a living, but that you owe so much to others. Believe in your priceless heritage of freedom, and that you must win it anew as will every Zack Henderson, Jason Parker, and Matt Erwin: after school generation to come. Believe in the United States of America, for it is who you are. The hope of the world has been in our physical power, our moral strength, our integrity and our will to assume the responsibility that history intends us to bear. W. A. Cain Captain, USN, (Ret) 162 ���Christiansen Bohanan,Hamilton Borthwick,Stacey Bowden,Nikki Bowen, Timathy Bower,Jeff Bower,Shawn Boyd,Pat Bradley ,Amber Brambila,Joshua Bream,Amy Breaux,Tonya Brenneman,Michael Brigham,Dee Bristol,Diana Brodeur ,Michael Brown, Charles Brumback,Brianne Bryant,Vane a Bryant,Veronique Buchanan, Gina Budjen ka,Rodger Burden, Tracey Burge s,Ryan Burnham,Brandon Butler,Nathaniel Byrne,Maris a Calhoun,Richard Calip,Leona Campbell,J.J. Cannon,Sidney Cantrell,Jo eph Carl on,Clari a Carter,David Cartmell,Hea ther Cash,Bryan Cates, Christy ,Cavanaugh,Amber Cavin, Cabot Chapman,Edward Christian, Chad Christiansen, Tracy Chri tian en,Shannon Oass of '97 165 �Clarke Clarke,Katherine Cline,Mi ti Cohen,Mandy Cohen,Shannon Colby,Joel Collin ,Tere a Cone,Laddy Cooley ,Roman Coon, Cameron Cooper ,Robert Cooper ,Ronnie Cooper,Sherry Copeland,Meli a Coplan,J a on Corral,Jay Co tales,Peter on Coughlin, Tiffini Cox,Jennifer Craig,Bobby Crampton,Ja on Crenshaw,Shane Cruz,Ryan Curtis,Devyn Daigle,Danielle Daily ,Jamie Dandurand,Kari Davidson,Allison Davis,Benjamin Davis, Cedric Davis,John Davis,Nicole Dean,Joseph Decker,Nick Deets,Zachari Dela Cruz,Lynette De Maria,Johnee' Deylius,Matthew Dion,Robert Ditullio,Patrick Doan,Sarah Dobler,Laura Dobyns,Heath 166 �Guiary Douglas,Heather Drobeck,Jason Duncan,Christie Durham,Brian Eberhart,Nicole Eberwein,Stephanie Elefante,David Ellis,Fred Elwell,Lara England,Anyeka Entner,Becky Erwin,Matt Evans, William Everling,Dawn Falu,Jeanette Fenwick,Elaine Fichter,Jessica Figueroa,Raquel Fillinger,Tanja Fiorillo,David Flournoy ,Luflossia Foltz, Tiffany Ford, Tanya Foster,Joe Foulk,Adam Fowler ,Jennifer Frost,Michael Fuhrman,Jennifer Garcia,Melanie Garcia,Mariel Garvin, Carolyn Gerleman,Joe Gilbert,Laura Giles,Suzanne Gorton, Wendy Gram ch,Cortney Gray,Daniel Green,Andre' Grigg ,Brian Grim,David Guevara,Joanne Guidry ,Heather Oass of '97 167 �Gutierrez Gutierrez, Chad Guzman, Monique Hall, Jeremy Hampton, Daniel Han en, Jo h Hardy, Tyler Harlow, Jennifer Harri , Erne t Harri , Kimberly Harris, Kristi Hawke , Michael Hays, Michael Hayward, J aneen Hein man, Meghan Render on, Robert Henry, Kimberly Herrin,Ryan He ler, Trisha Hidalgo, Lillian Higley, Denise Hilman, Sarah Hobart, David Hoenig Wendy Hohertz, Jennifer Holland, J a on Holland, Michael Hoodjer, Kevin Hopkins, Lisa Hopper, Crystal Hucke, Augustine Husband, Jo e Hutchings, James Igo, Christina Ingram, Michael Jackson, Denishia Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Michael Jarvey, Jessica Jemeson, Dawn Johnson, Alan Johnson, Anjelique Johnson, Jade 168 �Machado John on, Jeremy Johnston, Mandie Jones, Letricia Jones, Robert Justus, Sherry Kane, Theresa Kasa, Hiedi Kastl, Shawn Kelly, Tasha Kennedy, Dalon Kent, Jesse Kilstrom, Katrina Kinhofer, Erika Kinney, Andrew Kirchmann, Rachel Kirk, Zane Kirkland, Joel Kirschbaum, Marcus Knight, Robert Kohnert, Chris Krupp, James Kuhn, Michelle La Plante, Jacqueline Laird, Peter Lamb, Demetrius Lammert, Brian Lashley, Kasey Laster, Shamonya Laub, Aaron Lax, Taryn Le Blanc, Samantha Lee, Denee' Lethbridge, Stacy Lienhard, Christopher Little, Sharla Loncki, Angel Long, Stephanie Lorenzen, Steve Lustica, Rene Lynch, Angel Mac Cabe, Scot Machado, Melissa Oass of '97 169 �Machuca Machuca, Catherine Maddox, Laura Madrid, Paul Manning, Danielle Mari cal, Michael Marquez, Sophia Martin, Brian Martin, J a on Martinez, Loraine Ma chger, Elena Ma on, Michael Maxwell, Jeremy May , Cornelius Me Aninch, Kierra Me Arter, Jennifer Me Cann, Danielle Me Cartney, Nichola Me Clain, Tonoccus Me Clatcher, Julia Me Glade, Je e Me Intyre, Nicholas Me Million, Audrey Me Near, Andrew Medina, Christina Medina, Helene Medlin, Cory Medlock, Nicholas Melero, Kri tella Mendes, Layna Me a, Andrew Mickelson, Bryan Mike, Jessica Mikules, Jeffery Mile, Tommy Miller, Joleen Miller, Sarah Mini ter, Jeff Mitchell, Jonathan Mitchell, Samuel Montgomery, Jeremy Mooningham, Tonya Moore, Jason 170 �Perez Moore, Lamar Morgan, Amanda Morgan, Robert Morris, Amanda Morris, Jason Morris, Jennifer Morse, A.J. Murphy, Dawn Murphy, Shaunelle Mutchler, Kristen N ack, Jeremy Nance, Emily Nava, Esme Navarre, Nicole Nelson, Cassie Newlandgadea, Chris Nicoll, Jeff Noble, David Norris, David Norton, Michelle Nowlin, Patricia O'Brien, Dennis O'Donnell, Ryan O'Neil Kyle O'Rourke Ryan Opsahl, Harry Overbay, Richard Overton, Shaunte Owens, Vickie Padgett, Michael Palmer, Amber Parker, Garrett Parker, Ja on Parker, Michelle Parker, Natasha Peasley, Amber Pedrazza,Alex Percival, J.R. Perez, David Perez, Rebecca Perez, Wilhem Oass of '97 171 �Perkins Perkin ,J a on Perry, Heather Perry, Tammy Peter , teve Peter on, Wendy Phillips, Billy Philp, Jennifer Pickruhn, Thoma Pilu o, Ro ie Powell, Randy Pre ton, Tyei ha Prie t, D von Profitt, Vane a Pruett, J arne Pyle , Stephanie Ramirez, Chri tina Reed, Ellen Reiman, Deborah Reinking, Chri tina Reye , William Reynold , Melissa Richards, Keith Richard on, Diane Ridgeway, Renelle Riggs, Brandon Rivera, Athena Rivera, Daniel Rivera, Josh Roane, Donte Roberds, Corinne Robert on, Donnie Roberts, Michael Roberts, Scott Roberts, Somer Robin on, Damien Robertson, Katrina Robin on, Tracy Rocha, Loren Rodriquez, Vanessa Romero, Mario Ro e, Brandon Ro e, Craig 172 �Rose, Love Ross, Melinda Rowe, Michael Ryan, Tim Sack, Chelsie Saldana, Israel San Diego, Bonn San Diego, Brian Sanchez, Monica Sandvik, Amy San om, John Santiago, Petra Santos, Joaquin chaffner, Courtney Schmidt, April Schnoes, Megan Scott, Fernando Scuderi, Kristin Seelye, Daniel Seggerty, Jason Sewer, Raymond Sherwood, David Shinba, Kazeem Shuman, Ryan Simmons, Jeremy Simmons, John Simon, Kristine Simp on, Jo h Siroi , Amy Slusher, Sandy Smathers, Joe Smith, Adrian Smith, Chantel Smith, Ervin Smith, George Smith, Patrick Smith, Rickey Smith, Shaunna Smith, Tiffany Smotherman, Joe Sneed, Chris Sorden, Bobby Oass of '97 173 �Soule Soule, Angela Spann, Tere a pecht, Amy Spencer, Clinton Stamp , Myron Steffen en, Shawn Stein, Michael tewart, Ca i Stewart, Erin Stewart, Jennifer Stirgus, Shanda Stowell, Sophia Sullivan, Christina undermeyer, Rachel Sundermeyer, Becky Sword, J u tin ykora, Jon Tag trom, Jason Taylor, Buck Taylor, Miyoko Tepley, Corinna Thomas, Karintha Thomas, Laura Thomp on, David Thomp on, Kathy Thompson, Larry Thurmond, Christina Tillar, Donald Tillman, Staci Traut, Christopher Treat, Arlene Untalan, Mia Utera, Sean Valdez, Ray Valdiris, Mark Van Ningen, Jessica Vaught, Ramod Venning, Leahi Vigil, David Villanueva, Robert Villanueva, Steven Volanos, Elisha 174 ���Campbell Benson, Elke Bernardo, LeiLani Bichlmeier, Christina Blackmon, J a on Blackwelder, Willi Bland, Anthony Blanton, Crystal Bolton, Abby Bonnichsen, Pamela Book, Holly Boroz, Stacey Boswell, Dana Boutte, Justin Boykin, Michael Bradford, Joy Braun, Joe Brewer, Alli on Brewer, Chad Brimer, Daniel Brooks, Kimberly Brown, Chri tina Brown, Gerald Brown, Jermain Brown, Jo eph Brown, Kurt Brown, There a Bryant, Eric Buice, Eric Bujanda, Roger Bunkley, Reynelda Burn ide-Walker, Tanya Burt, Clinton Bushong, Kim Butler, Kimberly Byes, Daniel Byrne, Kimberly Cagle, Dale Calip, Valerie Calulot, Calvin Campbell, Aaron Campbell, Catrina Oasso£'98 177 �Campos Campo , Danielle Cannon, Jenniffer Caraballo, Jennifer Carab llo, Cody Carneal, Jaid Carazo, Jennifer Carter, Said Cartwright, Kenneth Ca e, Royce Casia , Francisco Chadwick, Dennis Chamber , Cassie Chamber , Michael Chapman, Robert Chartier, J o ephine Chavez, Milo Cho, Hyong Sop Ciezki, Nichol Cillo, Michael Cinko ky, Eric Cinko ky, Jason Claro e, Brian Coates, Melissa Cochran, Kristina Coffey, Evette Cole, Roysha Coleman, Clarissa Coleman, Daniel Coleman, Kevin Collin , Ishhod Collin , Malisa Contrera , Diamante Cooper, Nyeim Corbette, Shannon Corl, Amanda Corral, Tisha Cosgove, Joshua Cowan, Crystal Cox, Melissa Crego, Stephen Crosby, Eric Cruz, Christy 17 �Etaugh =----~-- Cummings, Ca sandra Cunningham, Latasha Curti , Robert D'Alessio, Justin Dabbs, Danielle Dalla , Charles Darrow, Amanda Dattage, Jennifer Davies, Holiday Davis, Candace Davis, Donna Day, Ameriah Day, Mariel Decker, Joni Depooter, Seth Derry, Jame Detwiler, Adam Diaz, Michael Dicks, Chri ta Dillard, April Dillard, Rose Dock, Chrystal Dodd, Catherine Dolihite, Ricky Donofrio, Emily Dray, Wendy Drinen, Debbie Duke, Daniel Dukes, Kelly Dunn, Jason Dunn, Joshua Duran, Yolanda Eller, Rebecca Elliott, Kimberly Elswick, Eli abeth Encinias, Antonio Enderle, Jennifer Engel, Jason Engelman, Tami Ervin, Jason Espinoza, Nicky Etaugh, Geoffrey Oass of '98 179 �Evans Evan, Jame Fenner, Tanya Fergu , Paul Fernandez, Timothy Field , Carlo Fi cher, Andrea Flagg, Elizabeth Flores, Debbie Fluharty, Jo hua For be , J arod Ford, Byron Foreman, Tashiana Forrest, James Frankland, Felicity Franklin, Tiiya Frazee, James Fri hie, Nicole Fugate, Lindsay Fuhs, Tiffany Gallegos, Valarie Gamble, Dennis Garcia, I van Garcia, Jennifer Garcia, Ulises Garcia, Virginia Gardner, Kelly Garland, Benjamin Gerth, Nikki Gib on, J aquyn Gib on, Travis Gilbert, Odell Gilbertson, James Gillins, Cheri Gipe, Brynn Gizzi, Gregory Glaser, Scott Glenn, David Glover, Richard Goin, David Golden, Gregory Gonzalez, Azucena Gonzales, Juan 180 �Heckert Gonzalez, Michelle Goodall, Salina Gravelin, Richard Grave , Donald Gray, Dwayne Green, Donald Green, Erin Green, Jennifer Gregory, Anthony Griebel, Anne' Grima, Ricardo Grissom, Fayra Grow, Jack Gru ing, Jo hua Guerrero, George Gumbs, Tomeka Hale, Kimberly Hall, Cheryl Hall, Jannean Hall, Mike Hamilton, Jennifer Hamilton, Kaley Hampton, Jeffery Randell, De iree Hansen, Jeremy Hard, Debra Hardy, Candice Harig, hauntel Harris, Amanda Harris, Lati cha Harri on, I aac Harri on, La hon Hartley, Amanda Harvey, Brent Haugeto, Jo hua Hausman, Jolene Hawk, Danelle Hawker, Alicia Haynes, Justin Hayward, Jennifer Head, Robert Heckert, Jo hua Class of '98 1 1 �Heckman Heckman, Kevin Heinrich, Lillian Hendrix, J arne Henke, Ca ie Henry, Clari a Henry, Kanya Hensinger, Diane Hensley, Matthew Hernandez, Michael Herrington, Zachary Hess, William Higley, Tiffany Hill, Jennifer Hill, Michael Hitchner, Chri topher Hixson, Michael Hobart, Stephen Hofmann, Jennifer Hoffman, Beverly Hoffman, Shannon Hofmann, Travi Hogan, Brendan Holcomb, Jeremiah Holland, Mitchell Holland, Talea Holme , Angelic Hope, Ju tin Hor t, Jodie Horvath, Julie Host, Jus tine Houchin, Brandy Houp, Stephanie Houston, Robert Huddleston, Vinita Hunke, Sarah Hunt, Eryn Hunter, Jeremy Hunter, John Husband, Eric Hutchison, La abre Jackson, Robert James, Charlie 1 2 �Kozloski James, LaChristy James, Leonard Jaramillo, Celena Jaramillo, Elena Jarmu z, Miriam Jeffcoat, Ricky Jewell, Evan Johanson, Janette John on, Annelie e John on, Demetrica John on, Dwight Johnson, Frederick Johnson, Jaclyn John on, Jo h John on, Michael Johnson, Terence Johnson, Will Jolly, Robert Jones, Cameron J one , Christine Jone , Christopher Jones, Jason Jones, Travis Jorgen en, Shawna Joy, La Rhonda Juarez, Fernando Jungerman, William Keller, Shayla Kennedy, Chad Kenzy, Jed Kiddie, Stephanie Kil trom, David King, Dwight Kipp, Michael Klaflky, Paula Knox, Alfred Knut on, Tim Kohne, Chri Kohnert, Wendy Kois, Jo eph Kowal ki, Mi ti Kozlo ki, Heather Class of '98 1 3 �Kriner Kriner, J eran Krueger, Brian Kulin ki, Sarah Kwa niew ki, April Lacroix, N aomie Lacy, Ryan La Ga e, Tina Lanca ter, Aundroushe Lane, Magnus Lang, Christina Lapin, Taurus Larancuent, Kathleen Largent, Michael Larsen, David Lar on, Matthew Lar on, Paul Latour, Andrew Lavier, Jennifer Leckie, Sean Lee, Crystal Leeman, Colin Lemere, Wendy Lenard, James Lerma, Brandi Lewi , Aaron Lewis, Hunter Lewi , Talisha Lick.hardt, Sabine Lilly, Vern on Loewenstein, Christie Lombardo, Lisa London, Ebony Lopez, Irka Loscalzo, Deborah Lott, Allison Lucero, Gilbert Lund,Cristopher Lynch, Mandy Macias, Gina Mager, Mary Maldonado, Tamara Malicdem, King 184 �Mills Marks, Demian Marrs, Jennifer Marshall, Jason Martin, Chevy Martin, John Martin, Julie Martinez, Luca Martinez, Meli a Mascitelli, Michael Matli, Carol Maunton, Mary Maxwell, Hector May, Bradley Me Arter, Sarah McCarthy, Miranda McClatcher, Louisa McClelland, Chris McColgan, Katie McCrystal, Heather McCusker, Jered McDaniel, Danae McDonald, Amy McDonald, Richard McKinney, Steven Mcintyre, Jennifer McMinn, Jesse McNew, Joshua McVey, Robert Mead, Eric Medina, Amanda Megow,Amy Meiris, Roger Mendoza, Jose Messer, Nathaniel Mestaz, Deanna Meszler, Dan Michel, Michelle Miller, Gina Miller, Kimberly Miller, Michael Miller, Scott Mill , Hank Class of '98 1 5 �Mirenda Mirenda, John Mitcham, Amanda Mitchell, Casey Molio'o, ofia Mollaun, David Montel, Kent Montgomery, Jo hua Moore, Andrew Moorehead, Bertha Moorehead, David Morris, Angelina Morris, Gregory Morri on, Sequita Morrow, Kavik Mor e, Julie Moutrey, Robert Mumma, James Munger, Crystal Munoz, Barbara Murphy, Gary Myers, Michael N ack, Tamara Nagle, Jennifer Nail or, Malikah Nave, Shafter Neilson, Jonathan Nelson, Frank Nicandro, Edward Nikirk, Jared Noble, Jennifer Noll, Crystal Noll, Jermiah Nowlin, Gregory O'Brien, Shamus O'Laughlin, Shaun O'Neal, Denise O'Neill, Heather Orman, Angie O'Shea, Loren Ogden, Leah Oliver, Bethany Olivero, Miguel 1 6 �Richmond Ott, Tiffany Oxley, Kenneth Padilla, Frankie Palmer, Jason Par on, Lea Ann Patterson, Kamal Paul, Christopher Payton, Zachary Peat, Richard Penzien, Jake Peoples, Michael Perez, Cherie se Perkins, Jo h Perrow, Damien Perry, Elise Persad, Anthony Pierce, Kri ten Piluso, Meli a Pinkerton, Aaron Pizano, Jose Poree, Amber Poston, Richard Presley, Derek Presson, Deni e Price, Robert Pruett, Justin Pruitt, Michelle Pruitt, Misty Prys, Cry tal Rael, Diana Ragsdale, Kellan Ramirez, Rachel Rankin, Joe Ray, Carmen Reaves, Chaliamber Reece, Stacy Reed, Zane Reininger, arah Reynolds, Kenneth Reynold , Wendy Rice, Tami Richmond, Chri tina Class of '98 1 7 �-----Ricketts Ricketts, Lakesha Ricketts, Paul Rife, Eric Ring, Michelle Roan, Eli a Roane, Kylene Roberts, Daniel Rogers, Billy Romero, Cory Romero, Emeric Romero, Johnathan Ro emark, Julie Rupprecht, Kimburly Ruybal, Jeremiah Sackett, Angela Salazar, Geneive Sanchez-Traynor, Maria Sansom, Trevor Savage, Luke Sayles, Jeremiah Schaaf, Jennifer Schaal, Jackie Schuler, Thomas Schwengler, Barry Scott, Earl Scott, Ebony Scott, Elizabeth Scott, Karen Seidel, Stephen Selvage, Stephanie Serna, Lee Anne Sewell, Antoine Shah, Simon Sharp, Heidi Sharp, Paul Shavies, Shalunda Sher, John-Micheal Shelton, David Shinaba, Hakeem Shuff, Arnie Shultz, Crystal Smalberger, Terri 188 ���Zieski Wilcox, Beth Willenborg, Sherry Williams-Wilson, Doug William ,Doug Williams, James Williams, Romance Williams, Tia Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Travis Wimberly, Vakiesha Wise, Derrick Wohl, Courtney Wolfe, Lance Wolfe, Tina Wolfe, Tonya Wolford, Jennifer Wood, Adam Woolard, Micheal Woolsey, Jennifer Wright, Aaron Wright, Evan Wurdman, Lori Ybarra, Rickey Yearicks, Michelle Yee, Michael Youngblood,Teresa Zieske, Aaron Class of '98 191 �Devin Weadon and Alex Pedrazza: entering the Sweetheart Dance. Ertdirt' it Shannon Braun, Wendi Glick, Casi Stewart and flowers: enjoying the sun during lunchtime. Rachel Weaver: concentrating in class. Lineup for White Card on the first day of Spring sports. Dear Widefield students, I've been here) at Widefield longer than any Ryan O'Donnell wears the latest And d plant-life fashion. of you (I hope . uring my twenty years as an English teacher here I've learned as I've taught you. I've learned that although my subject is important, my students are much more important. I've learned that my students can be wonderful teachers, ant that teaching is one of the best ways to learn. I've learned that your parents are the mOSt im p0rtant people in your life (even Steve Pickens: natural pose. if you don't think so). I've learned to respect you for your gifts. Don't let anything deter Y0 U f 0 r m p 0 Sit i V e Mandy Merritt, Christina Norman, Marie Mirenda, Eleanor Bonoan We've been best friends for a long time. I love you all dearly and thank goals. Keep learnl.ngl. you for everything. On the long road of life we'll all always stick Give yourself together. Love, Marie permission to learn, to think and to make strong decisions based on what is good not only for you, but for all of us. Set your hopes and your goals: then live them out with joy, knowing that you can be an unstoppable force for good. ~rs. ~aryLimardo 192 �Cori Wright Cori, On the go-then and now! That enthusiasm and belief in yourself will get you were you want to go! Love always, your Family Amy Rivera warily threads her way down into Windmill Gulch. Shawn Crampton: bored after school. Angela Bisceglia Angela, You were named after a great man and are truly living up to the image! Keep growing and learning. Remember always how much you are loved! Love, Mom, Dad, Dave and all of the kids! 193 �( ongratulatwn ' \ ere o proud of you W w1 h you and contmu d ucc hdppm You arc truly n m p1rnt10n to u and we are o fortunate to hav you a our daught r nd 1 t r Lo , 1om Dad, • J1mm A1 JELL .E ou ar m th1 \ r proud of you und bl d to have you' K p your head up' CO GR T LATlO ' W love ou! Lov dlway 1om, Dad I , & Zeffry t Rl DOl PH BERRIE u ARAB APODACA We are o proud ofth tr1d you mad to re ch our go Your a b aut1ful young woman, Pnd We know th future hold a lot of ucc for you You have our love and upport m all you do Mom Dad JE If ER BIR Hf IELD Good luck m th futur W lov ou Lov Your f. miiv HEATH!- R BOOK Y I. HA RMOl R 0 RATULATIO • YAISH you made 1t' x~u must have been a beautiful baby ... �RO\\ 1(}1 \ H 0 BR Y TO 195 �BOBBY 0 HRAN It' b en fun watching you b come the per on you are today and we are very proud of you. Graduation i the fir t step on the way to your dream. We'll be there for you to ee you in the winner' circle. Love alway , Mom, Dad, & Kristy AMY DAGUE Continue reaching for the ·tar.· and all your dream will come true. We are o proud of you! Love, Mom & Dad ERI A OLLICK Nothing I have ever done has given me more joy and rewards than being a father to my daughter. Always remember to delight your elf in the Lord and he will trengthen you and give you the desires of your heart. Love, Dad KAYCEE DAVI You were a beautiful baby, and grown into a beautiful young woman. You can do anything you et your mind to do. Your future is very bright, you are a pecial daughter. We will alway be here for you. Love, Mom, Dad, & Clint KELLY COMPTON UZANNE DAY What a babe? " lo e your mouth!" We are very proud of you. Keep up the good work. We love you dearly. Dad, Mom, Je ica, & Molly JOSH COPPLE "WHERE' LUNCH?" CONGRATULATION ! Keep on smiling and bouncing. Mom, Dad, April, & Julie GWENDOLYN DODD January 11, 1978 wa. a truly pec1al day in our hves becau>e you entered the world and hfe has never been the ~me. You turned from a precious baby mto a cute k1d , and now you have blo. omed mto a truly beautiful woman Along the way you have given us many wonderful memones Your inner strength. your canng and lovmg heart your concern for others, and your great. en. of humor ha\e always 1llummated your bemg. L<>tth quahlles gu1de you through your JOurney of hfe. We will always treasure the ~rtt wh1ch we were given 18 years ago, our precious Gwenny. All our love, Mom , Dad, Cathy, and Sk1ppy NICOLE CROWE May your graduation day be the beginning of all your dreams a nd life's successe . We are so proud of all your accomplishment , award , and all of your achievements that you've done throughout school. We love you o very much! Dad, Mom, & Sarah REBECCA DURAN Your one of a kind! What a trea ure just a few word of encouragement and you took the ball and ran with it. God bless you weetheart, as he blessed us with you. We love you, Mom & Phil You must have been a beautiful baby ... 196 �TIFFANY FOUTCH CHRISTINA EVANS Congratulations! You have been complaining for years-now we are finally getting rid of you. U e what you hav learned and go for your dreams. Love you, Mom, Dad, Robin, andy, & Joel Memorie from the past, you have made mine o special. With dreams for the future, in which you have made them come true. ontinue to have vision for where you want to be, and you will always ucceed. We're all so proud of you. You're a very special daughter and friend . I love you, Mom DAVID FALER Remember you will always be D.L.F. and Mom's little sweatheart. We love you very much and we are very proud of you. God has truly ble ed us with a terrific son. You are o very special to us. May our Lord alway be with you in your success, health, and happiness in what life has to offer. Love always, Mom &Dad AMY FARLEY JACKIE FRAZEE You grew up to fa t. " o stand up for your right !" I love you, Mom NICOLE FREDINBURG It's amazing how little you have changed. We are proud of you, Amy! Love, Mom &Dad "CONGRATULATIONS NicoleWe knew you could do it!" Love, Dad, Mom, & Chelsea ELAINA FENNEWALD JULIE GARDNER We love you and are so proud of you!!! You have accomplished so much and now you are poised and ready to go even farther. Just remember sweetheart; Always take it to the hoop!!! Love, Mom, Dad, & Aubrey TANYA FORD BELIEVE I YOURSELF Believe in yourself-in the power you have to control your own life, day by day, B li vein the strength that you have deep inside and your faith will help show you the way ... Believe in tomorrow and what it will bring--let a hopeful heart carry you through, For things will work out if you tru t and believe there' no limit to what you can do. 0 GRATULATIO S JULIE!! You have worked very hard to get where you are today. We are proud of you for your accompli hments. Remember, uccess i mea ured by what you do and how you do it, not by how much you have. Love always, Mom, Dad, Kelly, tacy, & Vicki JAMIE GLENNON We're o very proud of you!! Keep your dream and determination and we'll know you'll suceed in whatever you do. Congratulation and much, much love. Love, Mom, Dad, & Jody 197 �Gf EV IE F (, ODRJD(,E (,ELA (,( IDR'r Lov you Wl th drt !\1om & Dad DY<,RACI word JU t don t e 1 t to t II you ho\\' proud of vou we ure. You have already ccomph hed o much \ e lov you more than word can a ongratulat10n may your hfi be full of love und h ppme Go for 1t K m' We love you, Mom, Dad, & Amy 1om & Uad ELIZA GRIFFE \Ve are o proud of you and all your accompli hm ·nt . ontmu the re t of your hfe ' 1th a po 1t1ve tt1tude and you will go far We pr y that God Will contmue to gmde and bl you m your coming y •ar . nly four more to go' Lov, Mom, Dad, • a10m1 LAUR HAWK!<. Good luck m the futur " Yearbook t ff You must have been a beautiful baby ... 19 �S Th dav ha fin lly arnV(•d Graduation Day'' You have lwdy trtv d for UCCl , and no )'OU hav m de 1t Ju t k ep you eye focu d on our goal and th Lord, and you, w1ll alway ucc cd m hfe God ha bl ed u tt Love you alw Mom Kry tl MO I< Hl BBAHI> You h v b en bl l.'d w1t unhmil<'d tal nt Th year ahead of you w1ll b full or challenge that you \ Ill be able to meet II our love Dad :Mom, Michelle Mike · Mich MELI AJAC~O You dtd 1t' W r o proud of you We lov you mor than you can Imagin nght now and always. You are o mart, talented, and beauttful We wtll !way h h re for you Mom Dad IWKIM I knO\ you w I, do great m C'SC You have demon trat d uch coura throu hout vour youth 'ow that your 1ll grown th world ha omethmg to look forward toyour entrance , hm for all to ee" Lov ~om A1 KRUEGER You rea gr •at daughter' et our goal nd go for 1t. L1ke Salena md, "Remember th tmpo 1blc 1 alway po 1ble We are proud of you' Mom D d EDW RD L KYLf.. II You are half,,ay throu rh hfi almo t a man. It 1 not thE.' end but th begmnmg EnJOY hfi but eek th new challenge and your drectm w1ll com true. Wo arc proud of you and we lov you. Mom · Kry tal Jabo k1 boy-Your n of humor h. alway put laughter m our h rts' Keep 1t ah ay and you'll alway help oth r . We tren ur you and w1ll b ther for you for v r' W ar proud of you Tru t m God! Lov, Mom & Dad xoxoxo LAURA LAFFLER Lov, Mom, Dad, and ll your family Gen ki gtrl Your mtl has be n there from d y on bnght nmg up our world' You Will c rtnmly go out nd bnghtcn up th r t ofth world W nr alway th r for you' W ar proud of you Tru t m God Love, Mom& Dad xoxoxo 199 �AUBREY MARTINE7 Mico ki-Mr. riou , alway wanting to learn more, do more. Your kindne i alway howing. How very proud we are of you. We're there for you on, Alway ! We are proud of you. Tru tin God! Love, Mom & Dad xoxoxo Rita-" ongratulation "to our little poet. Your Dad and I are very proud of_you, and love you ,_.__,.,.._.~very much. You are our fir ·t born little girl and xou have grown into a beautiful young woman. We will alway b here for you. God bles you! Mom, Dad, Ju tin, & hri tian Michael TACEY LANDRETH You've come a long way, Baby! I'm o proud of you. I wish you happine , love, and the courage to make your dreams come true. I couldn't be more proud of you. Face life with courage, faith, and happine Love, Mom &Dad ICHOLE MC COY Niki- ongratulation ! We are o very proud of you and all of your accompli hment ! We love you! Mom, Dad, & Mandy LISA MC GLOTHLI JUSTI LEE We're o proud of you and the young man you have come to be. We know God will continue to bles your life. We love you! Mom&Dad You were once so small, that we could prot ct you But now that you are grown, we hop our love, strength, and guidance will help you to b come whatever you want out of life. Go forward knowing you have our love. We will always b h re, or in spirit to love you, guide you and protect you. Love, Mom, Dad, Your Sister and Brother KEITH MC GREW TRINITY LIND HEY!! It' time to celebrate!!! you can ee, even way back then, you had occer in your blood. Keith, we are o very proud of you. May you find ucce in whatever life brings <tu'f{io.j!t.\::i your way. Mopar to you!! Love alway , Dad, Mom, & Cry tal JAMIE MACLEOD We are o very proud of all that life ha given you and you took advantage of. Words can't expre s how happy we are. Take life one tep at a time, although that's never topped you before. Good luck in the rest of your life and remember, we'll always be there for you. Love, Mom &Dad MICHELLE M KEAL We are proud of the hard work you did over the pa t twelve years. We wish you the very b t a you eek bigger and better goal . Love, Mom &Dad You must h l.Ve been a beautiful baby ... 200 �MELIS A M KINLEY There i a wonderful and exciting new world waiting for you. Never give up on your dreams. Nothing is impossible if you really want it. Be happy!! Love, Mom & Dad DAVID MESZLER You've come a long way baby!! We love you, Mom & Dad JENNIFER (NIKKI ) MORTON My daughter, my best friend . How proud I am of you. You made it. Keep on miling as you pursue your goals and dreams. You can do anything your heart de ire . We love you, Mom, Dad, & Eric MARY-AN MUEHLBAUER CONGRATULATIO !!! I love you with all my heart. Always know that I will be there for you . Keep all your dreams and aspirations in perspective. All the dreams you have ever had,__you accomplished-by your elf. You have always been the independent one of the three and continue for yourself. And don't forget to have lun while you are out tfiere battling the world . God Bless!! Love always Mom & the family KRIS MITCHELL DONNA NEWKIRK We wish you all the be t for your future. Make the be t of it-you know we are always here for you. We Jove you, Mom, Dad, & Angela YOU GO GIRL!. Love, Mom, Dad, & Diane ANNIE NEWMAN MARK MO EYPENNY CONGRATULATIONS!! We are proud of you and all of your accomplishment . et your goal high and don't top until you reach them! Love, Mom & Dad My little girl' all grown up now ... Congratulations!! I knew you could do it. You have achieved more out of life than you realize. I'm o very proud of you and alway have been. Just follow your heart, and your dream will come true. Love you, Mom CHRISTINA NORMAN SARAH MORRIS May you alway walk in beauty and your path be filled with light. Never let go of your power you are, Love, a child of God. othing is impo ible with Him at your ide. Much, much love and prayers, Ella K.issy girl-You were uch a weet child and you have grown up to be an even sweeter young lady. The world i waiting out there for you. You go and tackle it head on. You can h ave anything you et your heart on- o you go girl! Love, Mom 201 �J ( KH 01 < HRI TI 0 P !MER You hav worked H ry hard to £am wha• ou h v I am very proud of vou I on atu I tJOn I Love Mom JR T MMYM CongratulatiOn 11 W all r very proud of you You ar good on and ood fn nd I love you on We lo" you :Mom D d the wh l C mil Rl T RAPELTZ C0 .GRATl LATI '' Alw y follow your dr<'am Good lurk m all your pur Ult You are truly on of a kind W1th all our lov<', Dad, Mom ,J<'r my W1th 111 our lov I ad, Mom Dann BRADLEY J Y PO WI- l L You hm <' mad u proud to b your par nt on and ofT th field Don t w t t1m lookm back, go forw rd 1th a mil laughter and a n e of humor We lov you Mom 'D d THf. . HK A PILLSBURY From outhto adulthood, From hfi turm01l to pi a ure . Your hfe 1 blo ommg w1th untold trea ure Lo" , Mom Dad DEBBIE PRIE E Good luck" \ e wtll alway b b hmd you R ach for th<' tar Love, Mom ·Dad You must have been a beautiful baby ... 202 �H H HAL RA! Ol RT KRI TI A RICE ( ongratul twn " From th very fir t you had love for do and till do If you ar n t dr wm th m th n you arc makmg ulpture of th m Love you Mom, Dad · KKKK l ZAN. E f. . RMJ<.L You w r ah omethmgn Love 1om Dad 203 �GARYR HFORD It's a long way from cub cout to the Marine . You can do it! Love, Mom & Dad JEFF ADLER We never had a doubt you were building a great future! We are o proud of you and we love you to piece , our little man. Mom, Dad, Je ie, & the girls ANGIE HARP eems hk yesterday you wer mn fishing with dad for the first tim eems like only yesterday you and your friends were playing your fi t basketball game. It's hard to belu v you are all grown up now. Your morn and dad wi h you all the luck and good fortune in the future. Alway he the best you can be in whatever you do. et your goal high and alway keep your faith in God. Daddy' httle girl is all grown up now! Love, Mom, Dad, Hollie, & Little Austin The day you were born, we knew that you were going to b a great ucce . Your talent in drama, art, and languages has amazed and delighted us all. We will enjoy watching you "tack! with enthusia m" your exciting future. Love, Mom, Bill, Dad, & Anna VERONI A "VERN" SHELL JO EPH AN HEZ We are very proud of you and your accomplishments. Aim high for your goals and be happy. Love, Mom, Dad, Jeremy, Jarrod Well, you did it! We are o proud of you! You are a very special young lady and we wish you the b st of luck in the AF. You will never fully realize how much we love you sweety! We sure will miss you! Love, Dad, Mom, & James ROSALI DA SANCHEZ JOHN HERWOOD From crayons to perfume, from little girl to beautiful young lady. We are proud to be your parents, brother , ister and a part of your life. Congratulations on the first stage of your life. Keep faith in God and in your family and there will be no limits to your future. We will always be here for you. Love, Mom, Dad, John Jr., Michael, & Edwina You and I already know how we feel about each other, becau ewe say it everyday. just wanted to tell you here that I am honored that God cho e me to be your mom. Congratulation Kiddo, in a job well done. Love always, Mom MISTY SHUFF BRYAN WADE SCO'IT We are so very proud of you and we're very fortunate to have you a our on. God bless you. Love you very much! Mom&Dad Words can not express how proud of you I am. You have come so far and you have o much ahead of you. I hope all of your dream come true. Don't ever top dreaming. We love you, Mom&Amie You must have been a beautiful baby ... 204 �JAMIE SIMON You couldn't wait to come into our world and, as always, you have mad us very proud. ongratulation on me ting life's challenge head on, and once again coming out on top. We love you, Mom, Dad, Kristine, & Shandy JE I A "JAS" TEEN Your pirit and determination have brought you a long way and we know you will follow your dream . We are so proud of you and will alway be here for you. Love, Mom, Dad, & Thoma ANNA STEPHEN ADAM SMITH Adam practicing "down" po ilion at one year old. Love, Dad & Li a May you alway keep your smile, and alway be full of laughter. You are ble ed to have o many friend . We are so proud of you! Love forever, Mom, Dad, & Family STACEY SMITH To my daughter: The world will be enriched by the high caliber per on you are and alway b en, as I have been enriched ince the day you pushed your way into this world. Special love, Mom JEFFERY STUART "You better hurry and take thi picture while I am still smiling"!! WAYNE STARKEY You are everything we ever hoped for in a on. We pray that all of your dreams will come true and may the love of Je u alway hine in your life. Remember that we will alway be there for you. God Bless you. Love, Mom & Dad ERICA TOWELL You have many role ahead to how what a tar you really hine on!! Love, Mom&Dad JAIME STEELE From the time you were just a baby, you have filled our lives with love, laughter and happines . Thank you for being such a pecial daughter. We are proud of you and your accomplishment . As you graduate from high school, there is so much ahead for you. We know you will accomplish whatever you et out to do! We love you, Dad, Mom, & Dustin JEREMIAH WARTZ Inqui itive, intelligent, athletic, and a gentle pirit-Jeremiah i the highlight of my life. Love, Mom 205 �OR I > { HELWJ< You must have been a beautiful baby ... 206 R �\\ H RR\ [) JOO WII LI T PH IE 0 KLFY because baby, look at you now! ! ! ! 207 �Index A Abel , Carolyn Mrs. 132 160 Abel , Darcey 2 13 25 41 100 124 152 208 215 Abella, Joe 142 Abendan io, Dayna 176 Abey1a, Poncho 100 Abey1a,Tasha 164 Acevedo, Felipe 54 Ackl in, Jeremy 44 45 59 176 Adams, Dave Mr. 132 140 Adamson , Kevin 82 164 Adamson, Matthew 176 Agner, Cory 100 142 Agner, Darin 176 Agrusa, Anthony 44 83 176 Aguirre, Steven 176 Ahr, Brandon 164 Ainsworth , J.D. 69 Akin, Amber 87 92 164 208 212 Alamo, Carlos 41 124 Albaugh , Chad 44 176 Albaugh , Shelly 100 Albert, Holly 147 Alford , Kathy 176 Allen , Capri 176 Allen , Demario 176 Allen , Tahlia 147 Alvarado, Leah 176 Anderson , Carol Mrs. 132 212 Anderson , Jolen 26 75 82 100 140 144 Anderson , Kelly 176 Anderson , Mike 53 Anderson , Sara 70 77 81 86 90 94 213 Anderson , Teneka 176 Anderson , Todd 82 84 93 151 176 Anderson ,LaChanda 164 Anderson ,Michael 164 Andrade, Richard 176 Andrews, Frederick 100 Angeline, Jessica 15 100 158 159 Apodaca, Sarah 28 34 35 60 100 Aragon, Aaron 164 Armour, Nicole 164 208 Armour, Yaisha 100 Armstead, Isaac 54 Armstead, Jessica 34 35 57 58 100 Armstead, Rodney 58 176 Armstrong, Latisha 164 Arnell, Justin 23 27 4 1 42 100 122 140 Arnett, Kathryn 164 Arth ur, Jessica 176 Atma, Paula 49 176 Atwood, Etta 164 Auge, Danielle 82 164 Avalos, Andrea 82 151 164 Avery, Dondre 29 57 Avila, Juanita 176 Ayers, Joshua 82 164 B Baca, Daniel 84 164 Baerga, Alexis 176 Bailey, Nikki 83 Bailey, Serena 81 86 90 Bailey, Tamara 176 Bailey, Trevor 44 139 176 213 Bainum, Jessica 64 65 176 Baker, Dan 41 164 Balan , Chrichelle 176 Balkey, Jennifer 87 92 176 217 Ball , Lori 176 Ballinger, Jason 164 Barber, Sandra 176 Barbie , Scott 44 176 Barker, Heather 164 Barnes, Raffael 176 Barnett, Darin 44 176 217 Bartee, Mike 80 82 92 151 164 Bartholomew, Celeste 81 176 Bartlett, Heather 100 209 Bates, Roxanne Ms. 82 96 132 Batt, Tim 44 82 176 Battle , Michael 176 Bauer, Ben 142 164 Baugh , Heather 176 Bausman , Donald 142 164 Bausman , Jack 176 Baxter, Gregg 54 55 159 163 176 Baxter, Jacyln 101 158 159 Bayless, Jennifer 176 Bean , Dennis 176 217 Beasley, Heather 25 101 Environme ntal Club: (left to right) Front row: Rachel Kirchman, David Hobart. 2ed row: Elizabeth Boatright, Kristin cuderi, Cori Wright, Darcey Abel, Cameron Hippe. 3rd row: Amy Rivera,A.manda Rivera, Tiffini Coughlin, Jackie Olano, Heather Book, Donna ewkirk, Ca ey Cline, Erin Stewart. 4th row: Mrs. Linda Overlin, Brian Dibene, Heather Bellotti, Jennifer Glasco, Jennifer Cox, Jessica Fichter, Wilhelm Perez, Vanessa Profitt, Amber Akin. Top row: Ryan Herrin, Jeff Hampton, Dameion Green, Jonathan Zay, Steve Peters. ot Pictured: Suzanne Ermel, Melanie Garcia, Julie Gardner, Jamie Glennon, Christina lgo, D nee Lee, Je sica teen, Candice Tatum, Aubrey Watkins, Dawn Everling, Marie) Garcia, Laura DeFelice, Anna Stephen, Bekki Omdahl. Beatty, Robert 101 Beaupre , Jeanette 142 152 164 Beck, Adam 84 164 Beck, Wynn etta 101 Becke, Cheri 132 Beckstead , Venda 164 Beckstead, Vickie 164 Bedel , John 11 80 82 92 151 160 164 213 Beemon , Misty 105 Bell , Andrea 81 86 164 Bell , Mistanie 176 Bell , Shawnta 158 159 Bell , Turkesa 82 141 159 164 Belle, Melanie 21 81 148 164 212 Bellotti , Heather 101 208 Beltran , Brian 83 164 Bennet, Sabrina 83 Bennett, Brian 176 Bennett, Katie 64 Bennett, Paco 164 Bennett, Richard 155 Bennett, Sabrina 176 Benson , Elke 177 Bently, Mark 59 Bergman , Teresa 164 Bernardo, Leilani 177 Bernhagen , Bastian 58 164 Berrien , Rudolph 101 Berrien , Rudy 41 Berth , Nikki 83 Betzler,Candy 164 Bichlmeier, Christina 177 Biondini , Mike Mr. 50 132 136 Birchfield, Jennifer 61 87 92 99 101 122 Bisceglia, Angela 101 148 Bishop, Chris 80 82 151 Bishop, Jackie 81 93 164 Bishop, Katie 164 Bishop, Michael 164 Bissell , Alexis 52 Blackmon , Jason 44 58 177 Blackwelder, William 84 177 Blackwell , Tania 164 212 Blake, Robin 64 Bland , Anthony 58 177 Blanton , Crystal 177 Blanton-Chilholm , Joey 164 Blanton-Chisholm , Joey 82 Boatman , Tom 41 80 83 92 101 Boatright, Abby 64 Boatright, Elizabeth 145 164 208 �Boddie, Tomika 142 164 Boelter, Max 58 Boelter,Max 164 Bohanan , Hamilton 41 42 165 Bolton , Abby 51 177 Bonnichsen , Pamela 177 Bonoan , Eleanor 101 209 Book, Heather 101 208 Book, Holly 177 Boroz, Joey 15 40 41 46 101 125 Boroz, Stacey 46 80 177 Borrelli , Kathy Ms. 132 Borthwick, Stacey 165 Boswell, Dana 49 177 Boutte, Justin 177 Bowden , Nikki 165 Bowen , Timathy 165 Bowens, Tianna 13 16 46 77 98 101 128 140 144 Bower, Brian 27 41 43 46 101 Bower, Jeff 87 165 Bower, Shawn 84 93 165 Bowers, Stella Mrs. 137 Boyd, Kristi 72 101 Bream , Amy 87 165 Breaux, Tonya 165 Brennan, Jason 79 80 86 102 151 Brenneman , Michael 165 Bresciani , Angela 216 Brewer, Allison 37 59 177 Brewer, Chad 44 177 Brigham, Dee 165 Brimer, Daniel 177 Bristol , Diana 87 150 160 165 Brizzie , Tony 102 161 Brock, Trish Mrs. 132 Brockman , Stacy 83 Brodeur, Mike 165 216 Brooker, Chris 82 102 Brooks, Kimberly 177 Brown , Amanda 102 Brown , Charles 165 Brown , Christy 36 37 87 177 Brown , Gerald 177 Brown, Jermain 177 Brown, Joseph 177 Brown , Kurtis 80 82 151 177 165 212 Bryant, Veronique 61 141 165 212 Buchanan , Gina 165 Budd , Ben 102 128 Budjenska, Rodger 80 151 165 217 Buescher, Jennifer 102 126 Buice, Eric 177 Bujanda, Roger 177 Bullman , David 102 Bunkley, Reynelda 177 Burden , Tracey 165 Burgess, Ryan 41 46 165 Burghardt, Amber 52 Burke , Karen 132 Burnham , Brandon 165 Burns, Sheri 102 Burnside-Walker, Tanya 4 177 Burt, Clinton 177 Bushong, Kim 177 Butler, Kim 80 82 146 147 151 177 213 Butler, Nathaniel 165 Byes, Daniel 177 Byrne , Kim 50 87 177 Byrne, Marissa 81 165 Byrne, Sam 82 102 160 c C.O.E.: (left to right) Christina Norman, Heather Bartlett, Amy Romero, Domique Horness, Tanya-Gail Lambert, Kaycee Davis, Mr. Brian Krause, Stacey Romero, aomi Collins, Becky Rouse, Jamie Steele, Tracy Schneider, Monique Redden, Kelly Taylor, Brian Duren, Brian Hiser, Eleanor Bonoan, John Robertson. Not Pictured : Danielle Trujillo, atalie Manzanares, Rosalinda Sanchez. Boyd, Pat 54 55 58 139 165 Boykin, Michael 177 Bradford, Joy 177 Bradley, Amber 165 Brambila, Josh 80 82 83 151 165 Brandon, Andrea 101 142 Braun, Joe 44 177 Braun, Shannon 54 102 Bray, Shannon 102 Brown, Mike 102 123 Brown, Phyllis 137 Brown, Shelmon 46 102 Brown, Theresa 177 Brumback, Brianne 64 165 Bruning, Todd 138 Bryant, Eric 177 Bryant, Jerrmaner 98 115 216 Bryant, Vanessa 141 159 Cagle , Dale 44 84 177 Cain , Andy Capt. 132 142 143 162 Calahan, Nicci 102 Cales, Jessica 46 75 81 86 93 102 150 Calhoun , Richard 151 165 Calip, Leona 165 Calip, Valerie 177 Calnan, Eric 69 102 Calulot, Calvin 9 177 Campbell, Aaron 177 Campbell , Catrina 177 Campbell, Robert 41 Campos, Danielle 178 Cannon, Jennifer 37 82 178 Cannon, Sidney 80 142 165 Cantrell, Joe 142 165 Caraballo, Jennifer 178 Carabello, Cody 83 178 Carazo, Jennifer 64 178 Carlson, Clarissa 46 47 165 Carlson , Ginny Mrs. 132 137 145 Carneal, Jaid 178 Carol , James 69 Carter, Brianne 142 143 Carter, David 28 41 68 69 152 165 Carter, Said 178 Cartmell, Heather 81 165 Cartwright, Ken 59 178 Case , Royce 178 Cash , Bryan 165 Casias, Francisco 178 Cates, Christy 165 Cavanaugh , Amber 64 165 Cavenaugh , Amber 159 Chadwick, Dennis 178 Chambers, Cassandra 52 159 178 Chambers, Jim Mr. 132 156 Chambers, Michael 178 Chapman , Edward 165 Chapman , Robert 178 Chapman , Suzanne 81 86 103 Chartier, Josephine 80 178 Chaves, Hector 25 Chavez, Emilio 80 178 Chisholm , Joey 41 67 Chisholm , Tyron 69 Cho, Hyong Sop 178 Christian , Chad 142 165 Christiansen , Shannon 165 Christiansen , Tracy 159 165 Christopherson , Lisa 145 Chuning, Tonya 81 103 Ciezki, Nichole 178 Ciezki , Nicole 213 Cillo, Mike 44 178 Cinkosky, Eric 178 Cinkosky, Jason 66 67 178 Clark, Gerda 138 Clarke, Kathy 11 166 Clarose, Brian 44 59 178 Cline , Casey 2 103 130 147 208 Cline, Misti 166 Coates, Melissa 10 178 Coblenz, June Ms. 132 Cochran , Bobby 54 103 127 156 Cochran, Kristina 178 Coffey, Evette 159 178 Coffield, Nicole 103 Cofield, Clarence Mr. 57 58 Cohen, Mandy 50 52 166 Cohen, Shannon 50 166 Coker, Jennifer 103 Colby, Joel 166 Cole, Roysha 178 209 �REACH: (left to right) Top row Janeen Hayward, Cheryl Hall, Brian Hi er, Ryan ruz,ElenaMa chg r, andraYoung. 2nd row:Donna ewkirk,Anne' Gri bel, erena Bailey, helmon Brown, Liz Boatright. Front: Karen Scott. Coleman, Clarissa 178 Coleman, Daniel 80 83 151 178 Coleman , Kevin 59 178 Collick, Erica 103 148 Collins, lshhod 178 Collins, Malisa 80 178 Collins, Naomi 209 Collins, Shanelle 76 94 Collins, Teresa 166 Compton, Kelly 23 24 46 54 103 128 130 140 Cone, Laddy 166 Conley, Sherry Mrs. 132 144 160 Contreras, Diamante 178 Converse, Anetria 24 128 Cooley, Roman 166 Coon , Cameron 70 81 166 Cooney, Mike 138 Cooper, Nyeim 44 178 Cooper, Robert 41 166 Cooper, Ronnie 41 80 166 Cooper, Sherry 103 166 Copeland, Melissa 166 Coplan, Jason 166 Copper, Robert 157 Copple, Josh 41 103 Corbette, Hannon 178 Corl, Amanda 178 Cornils, Jay Mr. 132 Corral, Jay 54 166 Corral, Tisha 51 57 141 178 Cosgrove, Joshua 39 178 Costales,Peterson 166 Coughlin, Tiffini 81 166 208 Cowan, Crystal 178 Cox, Jennifer 7 4 80 82 83 151 166 208 210 Cox, Melissa 178 Cozzie , Helen Mrs. 133 Craig , Bobby 166 Crampton,Jason 166 Crawford, Karen Ms. 133 Crego, Stephen 178 Crenshaw, Shane 83 151 166 Cress, Darin 84 103 Crosby, Eric 178 Crowe, Nicole 103 124 Crowl , Brian 32 Crump, Glennice 64 Cruz, Christy 52 141 159 178 Cruz, Dela 166 Cruz, Ryan 84 142 166 Cuellar, Erica 159 Cuellar, Erika 142 Cuellar, Lori 11 Cuevas, Manuel 40 41 Cummings, Cassandra 179 Cunningham , John Mr. 133 Cunningham, Latasha 37 179 Curtis, Devyn 166 Curtis, Robert 82 179 D Dabbs, Danielle 179 Dague, Amy 103 Dahlberg, Gregg Mr. 29 30 133 Daigle, Danielle 75 79 81 82 86 90 166 Daily, Jaimie 166 D' Alessio, Anthony 103 158 D'Aiessio, Justin 159 179 Dallas, Charles 179 Dandurand , Kari 80 166 Darrow, Amanda 49 80 179 Dattage, Jennifer 179 Daubert, Carine Mrs. 136 Davidson , Allison 166 Davies, Holly 87 179 212 Davis, Ben 30 82 166 Davis, Calandra 103 Davis, Candace 179 Davis, Cedric 166 Davis, Don Mr. 133 Davis, Donna 179 Davis, John 166 Davis, Kaycee 103 209 Davis, Nicole 77 166 217 Day, Ameriah 179 Day, Mariel 80 82 145 151 Day, Suzanne 104 Dean , Joe 142 166 Decker, Joni 32 82 92 217 Decker, Nick 69 166 Deets, Zachari 166 DeFelice , Laura 29 34 61 98 104 Delgado, Natasha 142 DePooter, Seth 213 Derby, AI Mr. 133 160 Derry, James 44 Detwiler, Adam 82 151 Devine , John Mr. 133 147 Deylius, Jenni 212 Deylius, Matt 32 166 Diaz, Mike 32 213 Diaz, Rene Mr. 138 Dibene , Brian 39 104 208 213 Dicks, Allyson 54 74 82 104 127 Dicks, Christa 179 Dillard, April 37 179 Dillard, Rose 37 179 Dineen , David 104 Dion , Robert 32 166 Dionisio, Joe Mr. 133 144 Dionne, John 82 83 Ditullio, Patrick 159 166 Doan, Sarah 166 Dobler, Laura 82 151 166 Dobyns, Heath 166 Dock, Chrystal 37 81 179 Dodd, Cathy 87 159 179 217 Dodd, Gwendolyn 104 158 159 Dolihite, Ricky 179 Donofrio, Emily 80 179 Douglas, Heather 82 167 Dray, Wendy 159 179 Drinen , Debbie 80 83 151 179 217 Drobeck, Jason 167 Ducan , Christie 167 Duke, Daniel 44 179 Duke, David 82 Dukes, Kelly 179 Duncan , LaShonda 80 82 104 142 151 Dunn , Jason 179 Dunn , Joshua 179 Duran , Christopher 104 Duran , Rebecca 144 Duran , Yolanda 179 Duren , Brian 209 Durham , Brian 155 167 Duysen , Justin 57 104 E Eberhart, Nicole 167 Eberwein , Stephanie 80 82 167 212 Eberwein , Tim 80 104 Elefante, David 167 Eller, Ginny 32 64 104 144 Eller, Rebecca 179 Elliott, Kimberly 87 92 179 Ellis, Fred 80 82 151 167 Ellis, Josh 104 128 146 147 Elswick, Elisabeth 179 Elwell , Julie 64 Elwell, Lara 64 167 Encinias, Antonio 179 Enderle , Jennifer 179 Engel, Jason 44 179 England, Anyeka 150 167 Engleman , Tami 37 82 179 Entner, Becky 51 148 167 Ermel , Suzanne 41 123 Ervin, Jason 179 Erwin , Matt 53 162 167 Espinoza, Nicky 179 Etaugh, Geoffrey 179 Evans, Bill 142 167 Evans, James 84 180 Everling, Dawn 50 51 60 61 82 92 148 167 Everson, Elizabeth Mrs. 80 81 137 F Fackelman , Butch Mr. 133 Faler, David 41 46 Falu, Jeanette 159 163 167 Farley, Amy 81 158 159 Felice , Jim Mr. 41 133 �Fenner, Tanya 80 159 180 Fennewald, Elaina 13 27 41 42 61 62 105 122 213 Fenwick, Elaine 70 81 82 86 89 92 95 145 167 Fergus, Paul 44 159 180 Fernandez, Timothy 180 Fichter, Jessica 145 167 208 Fields, Carlos 180 Figueroa, Raquel 142 167 Fillinger, Tanja 167 Fiorillo, David 46 81 86 167 Fischer, Andrea 180 Fisk, Will 156 Flagg, Elizabeth 180 Flannery, Jessica 64 65 Fleming , Tony 105 Fletcher, Stephanie 50 52 Flores, Debbie 37 139 145 180 Flournoy, Luflossia 142 167 Fluharty, Joshua 180 Foltz, Brandy 50 64 Foltz, Tiffany 64 148 167 Forbes, Jarod 82 84 180 Ford , Byron 180 Ford, Tanya 105 167 Foreman , Adriano 41 67 105 152 Foreman , Tashiana 180 213 Forrest, James 69 180 Foster, Joe 41 66 67 167 Foulk, Adam 8 140 167 Foutch , Tiffany 105 152 161 Fowler, Jennifer 81 167 Frankland, Felicity 32 180 Franklin , Tiiya 83 180 Frazee, Jacqueline 105 142 Frazee, James 180 Fredinburg, Nicole 105 Freeman, Mary Ms. 133 213215 Frisbee, Nicole 83 Frisbie , Nicole 159 180 Fritz, Casey 216 Frost, Mike 157 167 Fugate, Larry Mr. 50 Fugate, Lindsay 50 180 Fuhrman , Jennifer 51 81 167212216 Fuhs, Tiffany 87 180 G Gaines, Marcus 159 Gallagher, Dawn 105 Gallagher, Meg Ms. 133 144 Gallegos, Valarie 80 82 151 180 Gamble, Dennis 84 180 Garcia, Ivan 180 Garcia, Jennifer 180 Garcia, Mariel 61 152 153 167 213 Garcia, Melanie 37 61 105 144 167 Garcia, Ulises 180 Garcia, Virginia 82 180 Gardner, Julie 9 34 57 58 98 106 152 213 Gardner, Kelly 34 37 62 82 180 Gardner, Melanie 95 Garland , Benjamin 180 Garrett, Scott 41 106 123 Garvin, Carolyn 142 167 Garvin , Chad 59 Gerleman, Joe 167 Gerritsen , Ian 106 Gerth , Nikki 151180 Gibson , Jack 59 Gibson , Jaquyn 180 Gibson , Travis 180 Gilbert, Laura 167 Gilbert, Odell 84 180 Gilbertson , James 180 Gilday, Briana 106 Giles, Suzanne 82 92 151 167 Gillins, Cheri 50 62 63 159 180 Ginter, Michelle 106 Gipe , Brynn 180 Gizzi, Greg 69 180 213 Glasco, Jennifer 75 82 130 151 160 208 Glaser, Scott 180 Glenn , David 180 Glennon, Jamie 41 98 106 129 152 153 Glick, Wendi 77 93 94 Glover, Richard 180 Goforth , Doug Mr. 133 Goin , David 44 180 Golden, Greg 82 92 180 Gonzales, Juan 44 180 Gonzalez, Azucena 80 180 Gonzalez, Fernando 24 80 81 82 86 93 106 151 Goodall, Salina 52 83 145 Goodridge, Genevieve 82 106 151 Goodwin, Judy Mrs. 133 215 Gorton ,Wendy 167 Gould , Tracey 44 147 212 Gracin , Sandi 87 106 150 Gramsch , Gortney 167 Grandel , Patti 136 Gray, Dan 41167 Gray, Kevm 91 106 160 213 Green , Andre' 167 Green , Damieon 26 30 106 208 Green , Donald 59 Green , Erin 37 87 181 Green , Jennifer 141 181 Green , Zachary 82 106 Greenlee , Vanessa 46 64 97 106 150 216 Greenley, Jon Mr. 44 Gregory, Anthony 181 Grenz, Sharon Mrs. 133 Griebel , Anne' 139 141 Griebel , Anne' 34 63 93 181 Griffe , Eliza 81 Griffin , Kevin 175 Griffith, Jason 106 Griggs, Brian 167 Grim , David 145 167 Grima, Ricky 44 69 181 Grissom, Fayra 181 217 Grow, Jack 54 82 181 Grusing, Caleb 59 145 Grusing, Joshua 181 Guerrero, George 181 Guerrero, Mary 106 Guevara,Joanne 167 Guidry, Angela 106 Guidry, Heather 147 167 Gumbs, Tomeka 181 Gutierrez, Chad 168 Gutierrez, Isabelle Mrs. 132 138 Guzman, Monique 168 H Hackenberg, Royal 156 Haig, Shauntel 163 Hale, Kimberly 181 Hall, Cheryl 64 87 181 Hall, Jannean 181 Hall, Jeremy 53 82 168 Hall, Mike 181 Hall, Robert 80 82 83 92 142 151 Hall, Thaddeus 132 Hamilton, Jennifer 181 217 Hamilton, Kaley 181 Hampton, Adam 107 Hampton, Danny 54 168 Hampton, Jeff 30 181 208 Hamre, Anna Ms. 80 96 133 Hanagan, Ryan 138 Handell, Desiree 181 Haney, Chris 107 156 Hansen, Jeremy 181 Hansen, Josh 168 Hard, Debra 49 181 Harding, Monique 24 46 47 87 92 107 158 159 Hardy, Candice 181 Hardy, Tyler 168 Harig, Shauntel 181 Harlow, Jennifer 168 Harrington, Zack 69 Harris, Alana 107 Harris, Amanda 87 181 Harris, Bobbi Mrs. 46 137 Harris, Ernest 28 41 168 Harris, Kimberly 168 Harris, Kristi 81 168 Harris, Latischa 181 Harris, Lonnie 80 Harris, Tommy 8 24 54 57 107 131 140 Harrison, Isaac 181 Harrison, LaShon 84 181 Harrison, Lisa 5051175 Hartley, Amanda 145 147 181 Harvey, Brent 80 181 Hatchell, Mark Dr. 5 132 134 Hatton, Misty 107 130 Haugeto, Joshua 181 Hausman, Jolene 181 Hawk, Danelle 87 92 181 Hawker, Alicia 34 61 141 147 181 Hawker, Ann Mrs. 133 Hawker, Craig 27 40 41 67 81 86 107 140 Hawkes, Laura 213 Hawkes, Michael 168 Haynes, Justin 181 Hays, Mike 41 158 168 Hayward, Janeen 70 81 86 87 90 168 Hayward, Jennifer 80 83 181 213 Head, Robert 181 Heatherly, Mike Mr. 15 41 133 Heckert, Josh 18 181 Heckman, Kevin 182 Heffernan, Delia 107 211 �Heinrich, Lillian 82 83 151 182 Heinsman, Meghan 70 77 81 168 Held, Gary Mr. 133 Helton, Morgan Mr. 133 Hendee, Robin 107 Henderson, Robert 168 Henderson, Zack 162 Hendrix, James 182 Henke, Cassie 182 Henke, Judy Mrs. 136 Henry, Clarissa 182 Henry, Gary 68 69 107 161 Henry, Kanya 80 182 Henry, Kim 81 168 Henry, Larry Mr. 32 133 Henry, Trisha 107 128 148 Hensinger, Diane 182 Hensley, Matthew 182 Hernandez, Michael 18 19 182 Hernandez, Monica 161 Herrin, Ryan 32 168 208 Herrington, Zach 44 182 Hess, William 82 84 145 182 Hessler, Trisha 168 Hidalgo, Lillian 144 150 168 212 Higley, Denise 81 168 Higley, Tiffany 182 Hill, Brian 107 157 Hill, Jennifer 182 Hill, Michael 182 Hill, Pearl Mrs. 137 Hilman, Sarah 81 86 168 Hilterman, Rex 41 Hippe, Cameron 208 Hiser, Brian 107 209 212 Hitchner, Chris 157 182 Hixson, Michael 44 45 182 Hobart, David 39 144 168 208 212 216 Hobart, Stephen 182 Hodson, Heather 81 107 Hoenig, Wendy 61 Hoffman, Beverly 182 Hoffmann, Shannon 83 151 182 Hofmann, Jennifer 18 182 Hofmann, Travis 182 Hogan, Brendan 59 82 151 182 Hohertz, Jennifer 57 168 Heines-Brumback, Brianne 82 151 Holcomb, Jeremiah 82 182 Holland, Jay 81 86 168 Holland, Michael 81 86 151 168 Holland, Mitch 64 84 182 Hollis, Passion 107 Holm, Nancy Mrs. 133 215 Holmes, Angelie 80 Holmquist, Kamberly Mrs. 133 Hoodjer, Kevin 41 158 159 168 Hope, Justin 162 Hopkins, Lisa 168 Hoppe, Cameron 2 69 107 160 Hopper, Crystal 168 Harness, Dominique 108 209 Horvath, Janet Mrs. 137 Horvath, Julie 147 Host, Justine 142 Houchin, Brandy 182 Houp, Stephanie 182 Houston, Robert 182 Hovasse, Charlie 57 Hubbard, Monica 13 16 27 FRE CH CLUB: Oeft to right ) Back row: Lillian Hidalgo, Veronique Bryant, Vakieshia Wimberly, Amb r Akin, Stephame Eberwein, Vanes a Bryant, Rosio Piluso, Lucia Wat on, Brian Hiser, Jennifer Fuhrman, Holly Davie , Letricia Jones, Mrs. Ander on, Jessica Jarvey, Erin Stewart. Front row· LeAnne Serna, Tracy Gould, Jenni Deyliu , Tania Blackwell, Melanie Belle, Miyoko Taylor, David Hobart. 46 47 75 82 92 108 128 140 144 Hucke, Augustine 168 Huddleston, Vinita 182 Hudgins, Jackie Mrs. 137 Hudkins, Jesse 94 151 Hudson, Bob Mr. 41 61 133 Hunke, Sarah 141 163 182 Hunt, Eryn 182 Hunter, Jeremy 182 Hunter, John 182 Hunter, Mamie Mrs. 137 Husband, Jose 168 Husband, Erik 84 182 Hutchings, James 168 217 Hutchison, Korey 57 58 Hutchison, Lasabre 182 lgo, Christina 61 82 148 149 152 153 168 213 Ingram, Michael 168 J Jackson, Connie Mrs. 133 Jackson, Denishia 168 Jackson, Elizabeth 168 Jackson, Melissa 108 Jackson, Michael 67 121 168 Jackson, Patricia 121 Jackson, Robert 182 213 James, Charlie 182 James, LaChristy 183 217 James, Leonard 38 39 183 Jaramillo, Celena 183 Jaramillo, Elena 183 Jaramillo, Michelle 87 92 108 150 Jarmusz, Miriam 183 Jarvey, Jessica 168 212 Jeffcoat, Ricky 183 Jemeson, Dawn 168 Jewell, Evan 44 87 183 213 Johanson,Janette 183 Johnson, Alan 168 Johnson, Anjelique 147 159 168 213 Johnson, Anneliese 50 64 183 213 Johnson, Demetrica 183 Johnson, Dwight 183 Johnson, Ed 133 Johnson, Frederick 183 Johnson, J.J. 143 Johnson, Jaclyn 70 183 Johnson, Jade 87 92 168 Johnson, Jeremy 169 Johnson,Josh 183 Johnson, Kevin 59 Johnson, Michael 183 Johnson, Terence 41 183 Johnson, Travis 108 Johnson, Will 183 Johnston , Mandie 159 169 Joiner, Randy 93 Jolly, Robert 183 216 Jones, Cameron 44 183 Jones, Christine 183 Jones,Chri~opher 183 Jones, Daleena 108 Jones, Jason 44 145 183 Jones, Jeremiah 108 Jones, Letricia 169 212 Jones, Randy Mr. 51 133 Jones, Robert 169 Jones, Travis 183 Jones, Tricia 81 Jorgensen, Shawna 160 183 Joy, La Rhonda 87 183 Joyner, Randy 81 86 108 Juarez, Carlos 41 69 108 Juarez, Fernando 44 69 183 Jungerman, William 44 82 83 183 Justus, Sherry 169 K Kalaveshi , Arben 82 108 Kane, Theresa 82 151 169 Kasa, Hiedi 169 Kastl, Shawn 169 Keiley, Randy Mr. 44 45 Keller, Shayla 10 183 Kelly, Tasha 34 35 81 141 159 169 Kennedy, Chad 44 183 Kennedy, Dalon 169 Kent, Jesse 169 Kenzy, Jed 162 183 Kenzy, Kendra 108 128 140 Kersey, Jeff 108 128 Kiddie, Stephanie 183 Kilstrom, David 80 83 151 183 Kilstrom, Katrina 169 Kim, Sandy 77 108 147 148 King, Dwight 183 Kinhofer, Erika 51 81 169 Kinney, Andrew 169 Kinney, Jody 108 155 �Kipp , M1ke 155 183 K1rchmann , Rachel 81 87 90 141 144 169 208 Kirk, Zane 169 Kirkland , Joel 80 82 83 92 151 160 169 216 Kirschbaum , Marcus 155 169 Kiser, Tanya 108 Kitowski , Tobi 108 Klatfky, Paula 51 183 Kless, Crystal 109 Kliner, Aaron 32 Knight, Robert 159 169 Knopp, Katie 109 Knox, Alfred 44 84 183 Knutson , Tim 183 Koch , Sandy Mrs. 137 Kohnert, Chris 73 76 169 183 Kohnert, Wendy 37 82 85 183 Kohutek, Marla 82 109 Kois, Joseph 183 Kopasz, Lynn Mr. 155 Kotch , Amanda 52 Kowalski , Misti 183 Kozloski , Heather 183 Kratz, Shaun 82 109 123 Krause, Brian Mr. 54 209 Krause, MaryAnn Ms. 137 Krempley, Dave Mr. 133 Kriner, Jeran 48 49 82 184 Krueger, Ana 109 142 143 Krueger, Brian 184 Krueger, Laura 109 Krupp, James 169 Kuhn , Michelle 169 Kulinski , Rachael 109 Kulinski , Sarah 144 184 Kulka-McCormick, Courtney 109 Kwasniewski , April 37 59 82 184 Kyle , Eddie 24 98 109 L Lacasse , Judy Mrs. 137 Lacey, Debbie Mrs. 133 Lacroix, Naomie 184 Lacy, Ryan 84 184 Latfler, Jason 81 86 109 151 220 Latfler, Laura 16 24 41 109 123 140 Latfler, Micah 12 24 81 82 86 94 109 148 LaGasse, Chnstina 184 Laird, Peter 30 58 82 139 169 213 Lamb, Demetrius 169 Lambert, Tanya 109 209 Lammert, Brian 84 169 Lancaste r, Aundroushe 184 Landreth , Stacey 109 Lane , Mali nus 184 Lang , Ch ristina 80 82 150 151 184 Lapin, Taurus 184 LaPlante , Jacqueline 169 Larancuent, Kathleen 184 Largent, Michael 184 Larsen , David 184 Larson , Matt 184 213 Larson , Paul 184 Lashley, Kasey 169 Laster, Shamonya 169 Latour, Andrew 184 Latour, Tony 121 Laub, Aaron 169 Lavier, Jennifer 184 Lax, Taryn 140 148 149 152 153 169 LeBlanc, Samantha 51 169 Leckie, Sean 184 Lee, Crystal 36 37 184 215 Lee, Denee 89 169 Lee, Justin 215 Leeman , Colin 184 Leinhard , Chris 83 Lemere, Wendy 184 Lemke, Lydia Mrs. 137 Lenard , James 184 Lendsey, Clifford 138 Leppold, Robert 138 Lerma, Brandi 49 80 184 Lesley, Ron Mr. 138 Lethbridge, Stacy 12 46 148 169 Lewis, Aaron 184 Lewis, Hunter 58 184 Lewis, Talisha 184 Lickhardt, Sabine 184 Lienhard, Christopher 169 Light, Blair 109 Lilly, Veron 184 Limardo, Mary Mrs. 133 135 Lincoln , Phil 157 Little , Sharla 142 169 Llewellyn , Chriss Ms. 150 Lloyd , Adam 155 Loewenstein , Christie 80 83 184 Lombardo, Lisa 51 184 S P ANI SH CLUB: Oeft to right) 4th row: Elaine Fennewald, Wayne tarkey, Mike Diaz, Petra Santiago-Wilkins, Kim Butler, Analiese Johnson, Barbara Munoz, John Bedel, Steve Smith, Mrs. Rolfs, Joaquin Santos, Mrs. Lucero. 3rd row: Evan Jewell, Matt Larson, Greg Gizzi, Julie Gardner, Ca ie elson, Maria Sanchez-Traynor, Peter Laird, Christina Reinlung, Brian Dibene, Meh sa Wherry, Kathy Thompson, ykol Terrell. 2nd row: Daniel Roberts, Kevin Gray, Laura Hawkes, Jennifer Hayward, ara Anderson, Ana Ponce de Leon, Angelique Johnson, Elizabeth Yalongo. Front row: Robert Jackson, Seth DePooter, Trevor Bailey, icole Ciezlu, Gina Macias, Tashiana Foreman, Christina Igo, Marie! Garcia, Amanda Morgan, Ms. Freeman. Loncki, Angel 169 London , Ebony 184 Long , Stephanie 169 Lopez, lrka 70 83 184 Lorenzen , Steve 157 169 Loring , Scott Mr. 95 134 Loscalzo, Debbie 51 184 Lott, Allison 158 184 Lough , Brenda Ms. 34 134 Lowe, Gambia 57 Lucero, Gilbert 184 Lucero, Nicole 44 Lucero, Susanne Mrs. 110 134 213 Lueck, Josh 109 215 Luft, Kate 41 11 0 Lumberg, Isaac 82 11 0 Lumberg, Rene 51 Lund, Chris 184 Lusby, Sandra Ms. 37 Lustica, Rene 81 169 Luten , Bill 39 85 92 110 151 Lynch , Angel 87 169 Lynch , Mandy 184 M MacCabe, Jennifer 81 86 110 144 MacCabe, Scot 82 169 Machado, Melissa 169 Macholz, Andrea 110 Machuca, Cathy 46 170 Macias, Gina 82 151 184 213 Macleod, Jamie 81 82 110 MacRenato, Paul Mr. 41 134 Madden , Phyllis Mrs. 137 Maddox, Laura 145 147 160 170 Madrid, Paul 170 Mager, Mary 184 Magnuson , Angela 110 Maier, James 80 88 142 Maier, Joe 142 Malacara, Joe Mr. 142 143 Malan, Shelley 64 75 81 86 110 Maldonado, Tamara 184 Malicdem , King 184 Malipli , Frank 161 Maltais, Angela 138 Manning, Danielle 46 170 Mariscal, Michael 170 Marks, Demian 185 Marquez, Sophia 170 Marrs, Jennifer 185 Marshall, Jason 185 Martin, Carol 137 Martin, Chevy 185 Martin, Donna 134 Martin, Greg 142 Martin, Jasson 41 Martin, Jean 134 Martin, John 185 Martin, Julie 185 Martinez, Aubrey 111 Martinez, Jon 69 Martinez, Lucas 159 185 Martinez, Melissa 21 159 185 213 �Martinez, Tim 69 Maschger, Elena 81 87 170 Mascitelli, Michael 185 Mason, Mike 155 170 Massey, Michelle Mrs. 80 96 134 151 Massey, Russ Mr. 151 Mataipule, Frank 111 Matli, Carol 52 82 185 Maunton, Mary 159 185 Maxwell, Hector 185 Maxwell, Jeremy 142 170 May, Brad 84 159 185 Mays, Cornelius 170 McAninch, Kierra 80 87 150 160 170 McArter, Sarah 145 160 170 185 McCarthy, Miranda 185 McCartney, Nick 82 151 170 McClain, Tonoccus 81 82 85 89 90 93 131 140 144 151 McCiatcher, Louisa 80 185 McClelland, Chris 44 185 McCloskey, Angie 111 139 McColgan, Katie 37 62 63 185 McCowan, James 57 111 McCoy, Nichole 79 82 111 124 140 152 153 McCrystal, Heather 185 McCusker, Jered 185 McDaniel , Danae 87 92 185 McDonald, Amy 159 185 McDonald, Richard 84 185 McGlade, Jesse 32 170 McGlothlin, Lisa 83 111 McGrew, Keith 54 111 156 216 Mcintyre, Jennifer 185 Mcintyre, Nick 16 41 80 93 McKeal, Michelle 111 McKinley, Melissa 5 111 152 153 McKinney, Steven 142 185 McMillion, Audrey 170 McMinn, Jesse 185 McNear, Andrew 170 McNew, Joshua 185 McVey, Robert 39 185 Mead, Eric 185 Medina, Amanda 185 Medina, Christina 170 Medina, Helene 170 Medlin, Cory 41 142 143 170 214 Medlock, Nick 32 115 170 216 Megow, Amy 144 185 Meierhenry, Josh 111 155 Meiris, Roger 185 Meissner, Steve 138 Melero, Kristella 21 144 170 Mendes, Layna 170 Mendoza, Jose 185 Meredith , Jennifer 111 Merritt, Mandy 111 Mesa, Andy 131 170 Messer, Nathaniel 185 Mestaz, Deanna 185 Meszler, Dan 44 185 Meszler, David 41 111 Metzger, Steve 57 111 128 144 146 147 Michael, Josh 69 171 Michel, Michelle 185 Mickelson, Bryan 41 170 Mike, Jessica 87 170 Mikules, Jeffery 170 Miles, Shelli Mrs. 51 134 Miles, Tommy 170 Mileto, Paul , 59 Miller, Gina 32 185 Miller, Joleen 170 Miller, Josh 157 Miller, Kim 50 64 83 185 Miller, Michael 185 Miller, Sarah 170 Miller, Scott 185 Mills, Hank 185 Minister, Jeff 170 Mirenda, John 186 Mitcham, Amanda 186 Mitchell, Casey 186 Mitchell, Jonathan 19 170 Mitchell, Kris 41 111 161 Mitchell, Sam 54 170 Molio'o, Sofia 186 Mollaun, David 186 Molter, Richard Mr. 134 158 Moneypenny, Mark 25 41 98 111 124 Mantel, Kent 30 31 186 Montgomery, Josh 44 170 186 Moody, Anthony 157 Mooningham, Tanya 80 82 151 170 Moore, Andrew 186 Moore, Chris 105 Moore, Eric 22 25 30 31 112 160 Moore, Jason 160 170 Moore, John 26 112 Moore, Lamar 171 Moorehead, Bertha 186 Moorehead, Beth 80 Moorehead, David 186 Morgan, Amanda 87 171 213 Morgan, Robert 171 217 Morris, Amanda 142 171 Morris, Angelina 186 Morris, Gregory 39 186 Morris, Jason 54 171 Morris, Jennifer 148 149 171 Morris, Sarah 112 125 Morris, Sequita 130 Morrison, Helga 137 Morrison, Sequita 186 Morrow, Austin 84 Morrow, Kavik 186 Morse, A.J. 41 171 Morse, John Mr. 138 Morse, Julie 186 Morton , Jennifer 112 148 161 Mountan, Mary 83 Moutrey, Robert 186 Moyer, Jane Mrs. 132 Muehlbauer, MaryAnn 82 112 Mumma, James 44 69 82 186 Munger, Crystal 159 186 Munoz, Barbara 50 186 213 Munoz, Mark Mr. 56 57 134 Murphy, Dawn 171 Murphy, Gary 186 Murphy, Kathy 16 46 112 158 159 Murphy, Shaunelle 171 Murray, Adrian 54 55 112 161 Murray, Gregory 147 Muse, Christopher 112 Mutchler, Jeanette Mrs. 5 134 Mutchler, Kristen 80 82 171 Myers, Mike 80 159 186 N Nack, Jeremy 171 Nack, Tammy 37 63 82 139 186 Nagle, Jennifer 37 82 186 Nailor, Malikah 46 186 Nail, Crystal 46 Nance, Emily 158 159 171 Nava, Esmeralda 81 171 Navarre, Nicole 171 Nave, Shafter 44 186 Neilson, Jonathan 32 67 186 Neilson , Sarah 50 Nelson, Cassie 171 213 Nelson, Frank 186 Nelson, Peter 84 Newkirk, Donna 81 86 87 92 99 112 208 Newlandgadea, Chris 41 171 Newman , Annie 112 127 Nicandro, Edward 80 186 Nickle, Wayne Mr. 134 136 Nicoll, Jeff 82 171 Nikirk, Jared 44 186 Noble, David 171 Noble, Jennifer 82 186 Noll, Crystal 80 186 Noll, Jermiah 157 186 Norman, Christina 81 86 112 209 Norris, David 159 171 Norris, Jimmy 89 147 Norris, Miranda 112 Norton, Michelle 171 Novak, Roxanne 83 Nowlin, Gregory 186 Nowlin, Patricia 171 Nowlin, Perry 112 155 Nun, Brianne 150 0 Oakley, Stephanie 15 112 O'Brian, Shamus 80 O'Brien, Dennis 155 171 O'Brien , Shamus 186 O'Donnell , Eric 112 157 O'Donnell, Ryan 171 Ogden , Leah 186 Ohlbrecht, Brody 161 Olano, Jaclyn 98 113 126 148 208 215 O'Laughlin , Frank 41 112 O'Laughlin , Shaun 44 186 Oliver, Bethany 186 Olivero, Miguel 84 186 O'Neal, Denise 186 O'Neil, Kyle 41 171 O'Neil, Marian Ms. 134 158 O'Neill , Heather 186 Opsahl, Harry 171 Orman, Angie 186 O'Rourke, Ryan 82 92 151 159 171 Ortega, Edda 82 83 151 �O'Shea, Loren 186 Ott, Tiffany 187 Otto, Tim 41113155 Overbay, Richard 84 171 Overlin , Linda Mrs. 134 208 Overton, Shaunte 171 Owens, Vickie 171 Oxley, Carolyn 161 Oxley, Kenneth 187 p Padilla, Amy 113 142 Padilla, Frankie 187 Palmer, Amber 171 Palmer, Christina 113 158 159 Palmer, Jason 187 Palmer, Jessica 82 92 113 Parker, Garrett 159 171 Parker, Jason 162 171 Parker, Michelle 171 Parker, Natasha 171 Parson , Lea Ann 187 Pate , Norma Mrs. 137 Patterson , Kamal 187 Paul , Chris 39 145 158 159 187 Paul , Shelia 52 Payton , Zachary 187 Pearson , Amy 113 Peasley, Amber 171 Peat, Richard 187 Pedrazza, Alex 23 171 Peltz, Tara 113 148 Penzien , Jake 187 Peoples, Michael 187 Percival , Sefton 81 86 171 Perez, Cheriesse 81 187 Perez, Daniel 113 160 Perez, David 171 Perez, Elizabeth 81 86 93 11 3 140 150 151 215 Perez, Rebecca 171 Perez, Wilhem 145 158 159 160 171 208 Perkins, Jason 172 Perkins, Josh 187 Perrow, Damien 187 Perry, Elise 187 Perry, Heather 172 Perry, James 113 Perry, Tammy 172 Persad, Anthony 187 Persad, Mike 156 Pershing , Beth Mrs. 137 Peters, Steve 172 208 Petersen, Amy 71 82 113 Peterson, Nick 69 Peterson, Wendy 172 Peyton , Crystal 113 Phillips, Billy 172 Phill ips, Teresa 138 Philp, Jennife r 28 172 Pickens, Steve 11 15 41 98 Pickruhn , Thomas 172 Pierce , Kristen 37 187 Pillsbury, Theresa 11 3 142 Piluso, Melissa 52 83 187 Piluso, Rosie 69 87 139 141 145 151 172 212 Pinkerton , Aaron 187 Piveral , James 151 Pizano, Jose 187 Place, De rek 59 Pollard , Stacie 113 127 158 159 PonceDeLeon , Anita 80 113 213 Pontes, Ana 113 Poree, Amber 187 Porras, Melissa 46 114 Porter, Travis 114 Poston , Richard 187 Powell , Brad 2 41 114 Powell , Randy 159 172 Pratt, Sherry 26 46 130 140 147 Presley, Derek 54 187 Pressey, Steve 73 80 114 144 Presson , Denise 187 Preston , Tyeisha 81 87 92 93 150 172 Price, Jamey 41 114 161 Price, Robert 84 187 Priest, Devon 172 Prieve, Debbie 5 41 114 125 148 Profitt, Vanessa 32 149 172 208 Pruett, James 172 Pruett, Joseph 32 33 82 97 114 Pruett, Justin 187 Pruitt, Michelle 187 Pruitt, Misty 187 Prys, Crystal 187 Pyles, Stephanie 159 172 Q Quidachay, Melissa 114 130 140 Quinlan , Linda 159 COMMUNITY OF CARING: Oeft to right> Back row: Ju tin Lee, Mr ·. Holm, John ansom, Chrystal Lee, Josh Lueck, Mr · herarn. Fro~t row: M . Freeman, Mr ·. Goodwin, Elizabeth Perez, Jeckie Olano, Cory Wnght, Darcy Able. R Rael , Diana 187 Ragsdale , Keuan 44 59 Ragsdle, Kellan 187 Rahne, Nancy Mrs. 134 Ramberg, Jennifer 52 64 Ramirez , Christina 172 Ramirez , Rachel 87 92 187 Ramos, Levi 114 Rancourt, Sharal 114 Rankins, Joe 187 Raub, Kristy 52 Raven , Russel 69 Ray, Carmen 187 Reaves, Chaliamber 187 Redden , Monique 22 25 209 Redford , Aaron 39 Reece , Stacy 187 Reed , Ellen 32 139 145 158 159 172 Reed, Zane 187 Reeder, David Mr. 64 134 Reiher, Suzanne 114 Reiman , Deborah 159 172 Reininger, Sarah 187 Reinking , Christina 172 213 Reorda, Paula Ms. 36 37 Reyes, William 142 151 172 Reynolds, Kenneth 187 Reynolds, Melissa 71 89 93 94 145 172 Reynolds, Wendy 82 187 Rice, Kristina 114 115 216 Rice, Tami 187 Richards, Keith 84 172 Richardson , Diane 81 150 172 Richmond, Christina 187 Ricketts, Lakesha 188 Ricketts, Paul 82 83 188 Ridgeway, Renelle 172 Rife, Eric 188 Riggs, Brandon 91 142 172 Ring, Michelle 151 188 Risk, Rick Mr. 39 134 Ritter, Adrienne 13 81 86 93 114 158 159 Rivera, Amanda 16 21 27 32 33 114 115 139 208 216 Rivera, Amy 32 114 139 145 208 Rivera, Athena 172 Rivera, Daniel 172 Rivera, Josh 67 157 172 Roan , Elisa 188 Roane , Donte 172 Roane, Kylene 188 Roberds, Corinne 172 Roberts, Daniel 32 188 213 Roberts, Honor 82 114 151 216 Roberts, Mike 157 172 Roberts, Scott 41 172 Roberts, Somer 80 81 151 172 Robertson , Donnie 172 Robertson , John 209 Robinson , Damien 172 Robinson , Jennifer 115 161 Robinson, Katrina 61 172 Robinson , Tracy 172 Rocha, Loren 84 172 Rodriguez, Jennifer 115 Rodriquez, Vanessa 172 Rogers, Billy 188 Rolfs, Jean Mrs. 110 134 213 215 �Romero, Amy 115 209 Romero, Cory 188 Romero, Emeric 188 Romero, Johnathan 188 Romero, Mario 172 Romero, Stacey 115 209 Romero-Lehrer, Anna Mrs. 132 Rose, Brandon 172 Rose, Brian 156 Rose, Craig 172 Rose, Love 173 Rosemark, Julie 145 147 188 Ross, Melinda 82 173 Rouse, Becky 115 209 Sanders, Reggie 138 Sanders, Tony 41 67 82 92 116 SanDiego, Bonn 142 173 SanDiego, Brian 142 173 Sandvik, Amy 80 82 151 173 Sansom, John 173 215 Sansom, Trevor 44 188 Santiago-Wilkins, Petra 173 213 Santos, Joaquin 81 86 173 213 Savage, Luke 188 Sayles, Jeremiah 44 188 Schaaf, Jennifer 188 ART CLUB: (left to right) Honor Roberts, Jerrmaner Bryant, Robert Jolly, Kieth McGrew, Casey Fritz, Mike Brodeur, Amanda Rivera, Ja on Webber, Joel Kirkland, Vanes a Gr enlee, Mr. Wayne ickle, ick M dlock, David Hobart, Jennifer Fuhrman, Angela Bre ciani, Richard Snapp, Katrina Rice. Rowe, Michael 173 Royer, Joe Mr. 14 132 Rupisan, Barry 115 Rupprecht, Kim 81 95 188 Rushford, Gary 115 Ruybal, Jeremiah 188 Ryan, Tim 83 173 s Sack, Chelsie 54 173 Sackett, Angie 49 80 188 Sadler, Jeff 41 91 115 Sagona, Frank Mr. 14 22 134 Salazar, Cassandra 50 Salazar, Geneive 87 188 Saldana, Israel 173 Saleny, Kristie 116 Sanchez, Joe 22 99 116 Sanchez, Monica 173 Sanchez, Rosalinda 116 Sanchez-Traynor, Maria 37 64 82 146 147 188 213 216 Schaal, Jackie 188 Schaffner, Courtney 93 173 Schmidt, April 75 81 150 173 Schneider, Tracy 116 209 Schnoes, Meghan 80 87 150 173 Schoolmaster, John Mr. 14 135 Schuetz, Jan Mrs. 132 139 140 Schuler, Thomas 188 Schultz, Crystal 83 Schwartz, Linda Mrs. 135 145 Schwengler, Barry 44 188 Scott, Bryan 116 Scott, Earl 188 Scott, Ebony 188 Scott, Elizabeth 188 Scott, Fernando 84 173 Scott, James 143 Scott, Karen 50 188 Scroggs, Joey 11 158 159 Scuderi , Kristin 82 92 139 140 141 144 152 173 208 Seekye , Daniel 173 Seggerty,Jason 173 Seidel , Stephen 188 Seidel , Tricia 82 116 123 Selvage, Stephanie 83 188 Sennert, Robert Mr. 135 217 Serna, Lee Anne 83 188 212 Servant, Carolyn 61 116 Sewell, Antoine 59 188 Sewer, Raymond 173 Shah , Simon 44 188 Sharp, Angie 29 61 116 Sharp, Heidi 188 Sharp, Paul 188 Shavies, Shalunda 80 87 188 Shaw, Zach 17 26 71 73 76 81 11 5 116 145 Shell , Veronica 26 116 140 Shelton, David 188 Sher, John-Michael 44 188 Sheram, Joan Mrs. 135 215 Sherwood, David 155 173 Sherwood, John 116 155 Shinaba, Hakeem 188 Shinba, Kazeem 173 Shipman, Felicia 116 158 159 Shuff, Arnie 188 Shuff, Misty 81 116 Shultz, Crystal 188 Shuman , Ryan 41 157 173 Silvis, Jennifer 82 94 116 151 Simmons, Jeremy 173 Simmons, John 173 Simon, Jamie 97 116 Simon, Kristine 173 Simpson, Josh 173 Sims, Monique 117 148 Sirois, Amy 36 37 82 158 159 173 Skadden, Jim Mr. 135 Skadden, Vanda Mrs. 70 71 87 96 135 Slusher, Peggy 26 Slusher, Sandy 173 Smalberger, Terri 37 64 188 Smathers, Joe 173 Smith, Adam 2 27117126 140 Smith, Adrian 58 173 Smith, Barbara Mrs. 132 Smith , Cathy 64 Smith , Chantel 173 Smith, Dan 41 147 Smith , Daneisha 189 Smith , Dathan 41 58 Smith , David 189 Smith , Ervin 157 173 Smith , George 41 57 81 86 173 Smith , Heather 189 Smith , James 59 117 189 Smith , Janet Ms. 63 Smith , Jason 189 Smith , Patrick 142 173 Smith , Rickey 157 173 Smith, Ronnica 189 Smith, Russell 135 Smith, Ryan 142 189 Smith, Shaunna 50 51 57 79 81 82 86 173 Smith, Stacey 41 98 117 122 148 Smith , Steve 91 189 213 Smith, Tiffany 173 Smith , Veronica 189 Smith, Wayne Mr. 135 Smotherman, Joe 173 Snapp, Richard 99 216 Sneed, Chris 163 173 Somora, Daniel 189 Sorden, Bobby 155 173 Sorensen , Daniel 189 Soto, Gerrald 189 Soule, Angela 80 82 145 151 174 Southworth, Richard 44 82 189 Spann, Teresa 34 35 61 81 174 Specht, Amy 174 Spencer, Anne Mrs. 135 Spencer, Clinton 174 Spengler, Robert 189 Spilotro, Priscilla 117 Stack, Paula 189 Stadler, Richard 189 Stalbert, Jack 189 Stallins, James 189 Stamn, Aaron 69 Stamps, Myron 174 Stankiewicz, Leah, 105 Stankiewicz, William 189 Starkey, Paul 13 162 189 Starkey, Wayne 13 25 41 99117 213 Steele, Jaime 117 209 Steen, Jessica 34 35 117 140 �Steen , Thomas 30 31 189 Steffensen , Shawn 41 83 174 Stein , Michael 149 174 Steinbach , Sarah Ms. 135 Stephen , Anna 17 20 22 70 77 117 127 140 147 220 Steven , Jennifer 81 87 189 Stevens, Annemarie Mrs. 138 Stevens, Gary 156 · Stewart, Casi 174 Stewart, Erin 79 82 92 148 174 208 212 Stewart, Jason 83 189 Stewart, Jay 189 Stewart, Jeff 20 Stewart, Jennifer 81 87 160 174 Stewart, John 84 189 Stiles, David 117 Stiles, Smokey 57 Stinson , Eric 80 189 Stirgus, Shanda 174 Stowell , Erica 117 Stowell , Sophia 81 151 174 Stroud , Sharon Mrs. 135 Stumpp, Michael 189 Suchocki , Lisa 189 Sudnik, Megan 189 Sullivan, Christina 48 174 Summers, Rashelle 189 Sundermeyer, Becky 46 162 174 Sundermeyer, Rachel 32 46 174 Sutherland, Donna 81 189 Swanson , Duane 135 Swart, Todd 41 82 83 117 144 Swartz, Jeremiah 26 41 117 148 Sweet, Jeremy 142 Sword, Justin 81 86 174 Sykora, Jon 41 67 174 T Tabeling, Chris Mr. 44 135 Taggard, Grant Mr. 135 Tagstrom, Jason 174 Talbott, Darwin 189 Tatum, Candice 93 94 98 117 130 139 144 148 Tatum, Kevin 39 81 86 Taylor, Alan 44 145 189 Taylor, Bob 135 Taylor, Carlos 189 Taylor, Chnsta 189 Taylor, Christina 81 Taylor, Kelly 117 209 Taylor, Lara 64 65 Taylor, Michael 189 Taylor, Miyoko 81 158 159174212 Taylor, Scott 156 Tepley, Corinna 174 Terrell , Nykol 50 189 213 Theile , Eric Mr. 135 Thomas, Chris 44 189 Thomas, James 54 Thomas, Karintha 174 Thomas, Kevin 189 Thomas, Lance 20 40 41 117 Thomas, Laura 147 160 174 Thompson , David 174 Thompson , Kathy 87 174 213 Thompson , Larry 174 Thornhill , Brooke 189 Thornstrom , Brian 189 Thornton , Nicolus 56 57 Thurmond, Christina 81 174 Tibbitts, Katrina 163 189 Tillar, Donald 174 Tillman , Staci 80 81 83 151 174 Tilly, James 69 Tilton , Jeremy 190 Tim, Robert Mr. 57 135 152 Timms, Curtis 190 Tindill , Aaron 118 Tindill , Adam 44 190 Tinkle, Amy 81 118 Tittle, Robbie 41 67 98 118 Tobin, Andrew 80 82 83 92 118 151 Torres, MaryAnn 80 82 190 Tostanoski , Helen Mrs. 137 Towell, Matt 190 Towery, Jack 190 Trapp, Debbie Ms. 135 Traut, Christopher 174 Treat, Arlene 80 82 145 147 151 174 Trigg, Nichol 190 Trimmer, Janel 87 190 Tripp, Jennifer 118 Trujillo, Danielle 118 Trujillo, Dommie 142 Trujillo, Sam 155 Tuck, Nichole 190 Turner, Dave 132 Turner, Saroya 148 190 Tuthill , Amanda 98 118 Tzitzicas, Kim Mrs. 137 u Uhden, Erika 190 Ulanowski, Curtis 190 Untalan, Marchelle 16 27 118 158 159 Untalan, Mia 144 174 Upsaw, Tommy 69 Utera, Sean 174 Uyeda, Sharian 37 190 Uyeda, Shawn 119 v Valdez, Ray 41 82 174 Valdiris, Mark 174 Vann , Bryon 159 190 VanNingen , Jessica 174 Vaught, Ramod 174 Venning , Leahi 174 Vick, Christina 190 Vigil , David 41 82 174 Vigil, Eddie 80 82 83 119 139 140 151 Vigil , Eric 83 190 Villa, Sam 46 87 92 190 Villanueva, Robert 54 174 Villanueva, Steven 28 54 174 Villeneuve, William 126 Visser, Dirk Mr. 41 42 135 Volanos, Elisha 142 174 175 Volcic, Jeff 190 VoiCIC, Phil 175 VonSeggern , Andres 175 w Wade, Nancy Mrs. 135 Wagers, Karen Mrs. 52 Wagner, Jesse 156 Waker, Jonathan 190 Walk, Chris 175 Walker, Andrew 190 Walker, Jason 44 45 87 190 Walker, Josh 80 82 83 151 190 Walker, Matt 83 Walker, Michelle Mrs. 136 141 152 Walker, Sarapia 190 Wallace, Harry 136 Walsh , Neil 190 Walter, Tammy 82 150 151 175 Walton , Clare 190 Walton , Keisha 78 Ward, Chris 119 144 Ward, Wendy 119 Warren , Erika 78 82 87 Warren , Jessica 87 Warren , Josh 190 Washington , Anthony 136 Washington, Jerry 175 Washington , Shrisice 190 Wasserburger, Tessa 81 190 Watkins, Aubrey 64 65 74 81 86119124139 Watkins, Erin 139 190 Watkins, Tanya 81 86 175 Watson, Cynthia Ms. 136 GERMAN ~LUB: Oeft to right) Back row: J ennifer Wolford , Robert Morg~n , D~rm Barnett, Dennis Bean, Jennifer Woosley, James Hutchings, Deb?Ie Drman , ?athy Dodd, Mr. enert, icole Davis. Front row: Roger Budj ensk~, Jenmfer Hamilton , LaChri ty James, Farah Gris on, Courtney Wohl, Jom Decker, J ennifer Balkey. 217 �Watson , Lusia 37 75 81 190 212 Wayne, Mr. Nickle 216 Weadon , Devin 8 23 54 55 119 128 139 Weadon , John Mr. 5 136 148 Weadon , Ryan 82 92 93 139 151 Weathers, Justin 175 Weaver, Rachel 74 82 83 119 140 151 Webber, Jason 175 216 Weeks, Tiana 105 Wells, Delores 80 175 Wells, Rose Mrs. 136 Wermers, Joan Mrs. 136 Westman, Aaron 175 Westman, David 119 Westphal , Janet 175 Wheeler, Christopher 119 161 Wheeler, Matthew 119 Wheeler, Myra 150 158 159 175 Wheeler, Teresa 160 190 Whelan , Sarah 190 Wherry, Melissa 119 213 Whetstine, Jonathan 190 White, Jeanie 190 Whitney, Bernard 175 Whitney, Lisa 119 Whittaker, Melissa 190 Wiens, Daniel 39 59 190 Wiggins, Franceska 175 Wilcox, Beth 191 Wilkerson, Michelle 5 16 46 54 82 98 119 144 Wilkerson, Nina 50 Willenborg, Sherry 191 Williams 119 Williams, Christopher 30 175 Williams, James 191 Williams, Jennifer 119 Williams, Josey 175 Williams, Luke 41 67 68 159 175 Williams, Mandy 46 48 Williams, Priscilla 175 Williams, Tia 191 Williams,Doug 191 Willis, Jody 66 67 119 Wilmams, Romance 191 Wilson 120 Wilson, Dennis 191 Wilson, lan 46 120 139 Wilson, Rick 132 218 Wilson , Travis 191 Wimberly, Vakiesha 191 212 Winn , George 41 57 58 Wise , Derrick 191 Wise , Stephanie 125 Wohl , Courtney 191 217 Wolfe , Bryan 82 120 Wolfe, Lance 44 82 Wolford , Jennifer 37 87 217 Wood , Mariesa 64 65 Wooden , Pagina 87 Woolard , Michael 19 Woosley, Jennifer 80 83 191 217 Wright, Aaron 44 45 191 Wright, Carlos 41 57 120 Wright, Cori 2 16 25 73 81 86 93 120 127 140 208 215 Wright, Evans 44 191 Wright, JonPaul 70 159 Wright, Katie 64 65 Wright, Michael 142 155 175 Wurdemann , Lori 69 87 191 Wyatt, Jon 120 y Yalongo, Elizabeth 175 213 Ybarra, Rickey 191 Yearicks, Michelle 191 Vee , Michael 80 87 191 Vi, Yun Hui 159 175 Yolango, Elizabeth 44 82 Young, Chris 54 Young, Sandy 82 120 Youngblood, Kris 30 Youngblood, Teresa 141 191 Yunker, Shawn 12 81 86 120 131 z Zanzig, Stephanie 120 161 Zay, Jonathan 32 82 92 141 175 208 Zieske, Aaron 28 38 39 58 81 86 140 141 191 �219 �Stepp in • In A Some of u ,like the e crayfish, areju t trying to keep out ofwhot water~ (and being prinkled with I mon butter). Different irection 220 II ���Bouncin' into Spring Jaclyn Olano and Amanda Rircra chou dm111atthe Renai1wnn· Birtlula\' harhentt' and pool part\ . Jame1 Mwn11w .\ tuff\ hi1 face ll'ith manhmallmn and prepare\ to laY "Chuhhy Bunnv" durin~ one of the cmlfe.\1.\ at the Cla.11 ()/ymptl .\. Con· red 1\'ith mud.fiom head to toe, Kl'f/y Compwn 1cruche.1 her.fitce a\ 1he 1m.1he.1 the ~oo .limn herfttce and 1'\'1'\ 11 ith ~om/ old ll'arm 11·ate1: During the mud rollnhalltoumamcnt, Jon S\·kora can't rl'lilf 1m//mring in the 1ilky muck. �Passin' 'en1 by Captain Andrea Brandon ha.\ clt•tnmination written all orcr hcrj£tcc a .1 1he ~lit\ ow ha leg of the 4 \ 800 metl'r relay. "The 1996 Lady Glad Track Team improved with every track meet. There i a lot of internal competition within the team, and because of this we are a much better team." -Coach Miles "This year 's team wa wonderful and was made worthwhile and special for all of the athletes, because of all the lifelong friendships made." -Ginny Eller Gtnnr Eller springs orer a hurdle during the 300 meter lou hurdle.\, at the triangular meetll(~ainlt Doherty and Mitchell. Front Row: Jennifer Ramburg, Ellen Re d. Lara Elwell. Andrea Brandon, Joni Decker, arah Hunke, Tiffini Coughlin, Jasmine Browne, LataRha unningham, Erin Green, Lusia Wat on, Jennifer Woosley, Elanor Bonoan, Monique Barnett. Iiddle Row: Tasha Kelly, La Christy James, Kim Hen ry, Tamra Li lly, La honda Duncan, Jade Johnson, hannon ohen, heryl Hall, LataRha Keener, Amy Rivera, Amanda Rivera, Tammy Nack, tacey Boroz, Ginny Eller, Donna ewkirk. Back Row: Coach helli Miles, Manager DeeDee Well , Brunetta Keller. Jennifer Grim, Turkesa Bell, Vanessa Johnson, Yelana Love, Joleen Allen, Ro. hunda Rodger, Malikah Nailor, Terri mallberger, Liz Boatnght, Katie Me Colgan, Alicia Hawker, Coach Michelle Acker. Li:;. Boatright di.1plars peifect rwmin~ form 111 her 400 meter dash, at a home triangular mt•et. �Horne Runnin' it And\' Me ew; in hi.1jini.1hing \lance. hur/.1 a pilch, 1trik1n~ oil/another Rampart ha/11'1: Greg Morri1 .lki//fu//r blocks a pitch that 1ra1 in the dirt --prerentin~ a runner from \tea/in~ the ne\1 ha.ll'. Trm·i.\ Porter frec:e.\ in hi.1 track.\ , he(l(/in~ hack to .\ ccond before the catcher can throll' fum ow. Preparing for the pick o/j; Manuel Cucm.\ 1rait.1 for the throw in-het11 een pitche1. junior Varsity: Front row: (left to right) Charlie James, Rich· Grima. Middle row: Paul Fergu~. Aaron Laub, Mike Johnson, Shawn Kastl, Derek Place. Back row: Barry chwegler, Kris Wilwn, Joseph Braun, Kennv Reynolds, Jason Walke1; Dwight lohman, Coach John Devine. VA R ITY: Front row: (left to right): Manager Jennifer Birchfield, Jason Smith, Jared ikir/..., Jesse Kent, Cameron Jones, Jav Corral. Hamilton Bohanan, Thomas teen. Andre\\' Me ew; Travis Porte1; Manager Rosalinda wzclw;. Back ro w: Coach Michael Biondini, Michael Hir1on, Joseph Braun, Isaac Lumbel~f?. Greg Morris, Mark Moneypenn\', Damon hankling, Manuel Cue\'(/.\, Heath Dobym. Tony wzders, Carlos Alamo, Coach Eric Thiele. �CASA M embers: Lying down : Mer!,han, Anr!,t. Front row: Heathe1; Denee, Renelle, Kim, Brian. !lerena, Kc rin. Row 2: Su:t. Chm. Candice. Wendi. Row 3: Zach, Cori. \i111e.\ .\a, Tianna , Miguel, Me!ts.m . Back row: Cameron, Tyeislw. M1: Scott Lorin f!,. Top 9 G.P.A Holders of tlze enior Class of '96: Front row: Jaclyn Olano, Monica Hubbard Middle row: Candice Tatum, Ann Rn era, tco/e McCO\, Amanda Rivera Back row: Dare 1 Abel. Heather Beasln. helmon Bro11 11. Honor Society Members: Kn eeling: Amy Rirera. Jofl'n Andenon, Amanda Ri1·era, Heather Bemley. Front row: Eli:abeth Pere:. Jemufer \tacCabe, Elenor Bfmoan. lwmwn Braun, Kellr Compton, Jaclm Olano, Ali.lon Di.\, Monique Redden. Rebecca Duran, Karcee D{/\ is. Darcer Abel, Melts.1a Me K111le1, Dante! Pere:. Back row: M1: Grant Tager/, Serena Bailer. Delia Heffernan, Monica Hubbard, Tiffwn Foutch, Julie Gardnn; tcofl Me CO\, She/num Brm\11, Mancil Williams , Sara Allllenon, Ginnr Elle1; U.t honda Duncan, Con Agner. wn Byrne, Enc Moore. Damieon Green, Joseph Sanche;, Su;anne l:..rmel, uwra De felice, Aaron Till(/i/1, Jemufer Glasco, frank Matatpule �S \Vingin' it Gathcrin~ lllgclhcrj(lr a .1piri1 - huildin~ cheer. 1he leam .1hou1.1 ou/ l'IIUillrl/~e/lll'lllllll'aCh lllhl'l: Reluminf? her opponenl.\ 1erve, Heather Bewley knmu her f?WIIe and gel.\ 1he job done. KellY Gardner reache.\ lo relllm lhe halla(ler if was relurned lo her. "We had a great time getting to know each other, from through the hits and hustles to the bad misses and outs." Christy Cruz "Tennis was a lot of fun, a really enjoyable experience, for me this year." Jennifer Lavier Junior Varsity: Back R ow: (Left to Right) Kierra McAnich. Maria anche-;.- Traynor. Brooke ail01; Kathy Klataska. Mariessa Wood. Katie Wright. teplwnie Dunning, Stacy Gardner. Coach Randy Jones. Front Row: Lillian Heinnch, Jennifer Llme1; Christ\' Cru~. Jennifer Hamilton. Chrivt\ Bro~m. Debbie Flore.\, Stephanie Houp. Tanm Bumside. ot Pictured: Vir~mia Can ia. Varsity: Back Row: (Left to Right) Eli-;.abeth Pere:, Alison Brewe1; Kathy Klataska, Crystal Lee. Heather Beasley. Middle Row: Coach Rick Risk. Anne Griebel. Kelly Gardner. Lisa Lombardo. Elena Maschge1; April K11·a.1niewski. wcy Lethbridge. Front Row: Mwwgen: Ke1·in Tatum. Daniel Wien1, Chri1 Paul, eth DePoote1; Jo.1h Co.\~ro1·e. �''One Last Dance'' The day finally arrived, April 27,1996 Prom Night! A magical andyet romanticatmo pherewa cr ated. With a new approach to Prom, and an unexpected turnout, it became an en chan ted evening. To tart everything off, a whitegloved dinner wa erved at the Red Lion Inn. It was followed by lot of dancing and excitement. The 1996 Prom King and Queen were raig Hawker and Laura Laffler. To add to the night, everyone gathered for more dancing and fun at Rodeo' for Mter-Prom. The theme songwa ''Yesterday". Although eniors had to pay for Prom thi year; mo t agreed that it wa worth it. Melina McKinley and Tyler Hardy flwre a fpecial dance lll Prom '96. Cori Wri~ht and Mark Mone~penny snuggle up and dance their last dance a.\ Widefield Hi~h School \llldent.\. �Thi.1 year\ Pmm Queen Laura Latfler and Kmg Crwg HaH'ker grin for the camera before thetr royalty dance. On the cro11 ded dance jlom; Widefield Hudent.\ enJOY a fulltllght <!ldancin!{ durin~ rme ofthe 1110.11 anticipated nights rif the rear. Su~anne £nne/, Geor~e Wimr. Rar Valde:. and Debhie Flores take a min we mnn fmm dwrcin~ to relax and sociali:e. It is el'idelllthattwtumce is in the air just hy the looks on Becky Swulennerer's and Tommv Harris 'faces. Pmof positil·e that seniors do just ahout anrthin~ is e1·idenced hv Swdent Council'.\ pre1entatirm rif plunn Pmm Kmg and Queen candidate.\ at 71wnday '.1 Pmm \1 \l'lllhll. �Surfin' the Waves Adam Afc:Vcil pcifonn\ a prcci.1ion di1 ·e at a lwme competition. tnring for till' finish line, Aamn Kliner pushe1· himse(f'in the 100 meterlmtter{7Y. After 1111 liiH'.\0/nc race. Ent Sttnson takes a moment to relax and prepare for his next e\'e/11. Back row: ( Leji to Right) Coach usw1 Rottman, Andrew Kinne\', Adam Me etl, Brandon Hogan, Enc Stinson, lame\ Tern, Carlos luare-;, William lungernwn. Front row: Tar/or Hammmu/1·. Todd Anderson, Aaron Redford. lody Kinney, Aaron Kliner. Christopher Golden, and Manager lenni Philp. 11 I think they did very well for having so few swimmers. We had to go against teams that had many times the swimmers as we had."- Jenni Philp. ~~ We have come a long way since we first began practice. We have really improved some of the best times and I hope we keep it up"- William Jungerman. �Reachin' for it Srretchtlt!{ our ltke Gumh\, Dan .Smith hound\ m·er the hurdlei allemptmg to add another medal to hi.1 co/leclton. Keeptng one .\lepahead of t/1(' pack. Lwtwl Moore and lawn Blackmon, take fint and le<·ond in the 100 meter da1h. ''This year ' team ha been the most balanced and deep team that I can remember for the la t dozen year . We have great leader hip in each area and very productive undercla men. The e guy are not afraid to work hard and like to compete. We are at the beginning of what could be an extended run of ucce and bringing back the tradition of Widefield Track." Coach Dahlberg On thefinllh t n~ .\I retch. Joe Pmell fiil'l'l the la.11 tlf'/11.\ cncr~.' Ill keep V>tdcficld ahead. Front rl/K' : ti<jtto n~htl Cowh Paul Mw Rt·llato. Chad Hrt'llt'r. Om·id \fn·lt'l; Jcnh Coppi<• Jacmiah \'uwr lt•fl \'wllt·t. loll \\kora. Cot!< h Gn • Oahlhag. Hmm HoiH't; I ra11k 0 'J.nu~hlm }<I lilt 1 \mtth. Coop \fa 1, <it or~t \\ 11111. it n 1111 At Um, \ lwwgt r I din/\ h an kim Hiddle row: \ am11 Stamm. I nk Vdwn. \1< k \ It clloc k. l ot Prtl('/1. lim \tartillt z. Rohat Own, Shw1< 0' /.au~h/m. /mid S11·art, Lamar Moort•. Ire\ Pollard. Jar 1/ollw~tl, Adrw11 \'mith. l a1o11 Hladmo11. \\'ill Jolm11m. /;cbmrd /l.'icwulm. Robl>it l utlt•, /)all Haka (lra lllt'r). flack row: Coach l .lhcrt Carta \fww~n \\t·lld\ Rn11old1. Rm11 llnri11, it'll< \ f t Glade, \ fidwd Ow Cian limn, Jo11 hn, \ltm 1in·lor Hrttm Cn111'i. \tall Oc\lllt\. Ja11m /)wm. \ ndn·11 Latm11; Otm Smith, l~mt t Tlwmm. Craig l ltmkt 1; Cow1r LarrY Hmn. �Scorin' It Var ity: Front row: (left to right) Jessica Armstead (trainer), arolyn Servant, u::.amze Day. tranne Ermel. Erika Kinhoje1; Amy andl'ik. Back row: Pat Ditullio, Debbie Prie1·e. Keith McGreH ~ icole rowe, Brooke Marshall, arah William .. Christy Care.\, Michelle Wilkerson, Joanne Gue1·ara. Terell/ pamt, Delia Heffernan, Debbie Loscal::.o. Angela Bisceglia, Laura Laffle~; Coach Shelly Clemens. Amber Akin. "We started our season off really weak with injuries, but we finished the season off stronger." -Coach Shelly Clemens ~t11h f?rear vpeed, Amber Akm rushes the hall mmyfrom her Libert) opponems. ~\-7th strength and raw power Tashiana Foreman charges against a ~~(uson player to take possession of the ball. Fightmgfor the posse.nion of the ball, Brooke Marshall pushes her war through her Liberty opponents. "It's been a good first year as JV Soccer coach. A lot of progress wa made and I had fun coaching." -Coach Marian O'Neil Junior Var ity: Front row: (left to right) Christina Lang, Julia Me latcher, Kelly Jo t, Lind ay Fugate, Jennifer Bayle , arah Miller, tephani Eberwein, Ta hiana Foreman. Back row: Donald Bau man (train r), arol Matli, a ie hamb r , Misti Kowal ki, Racheal outhworth, Rachel undermeyer, Elizabeth immon , Becky undermeyer, J ennifer Ketcham, oach Marian O'Neil. �1995-96 Champion Nominees: Front row: Laura Lajjle1; Dm·icl Hobart, Dawn £\'erling, Amr Rh·era, Eric Moore, Laura De Felice, Heather Beasler, Amanda Ril•era, Lara Elwell, te1•e Met;:.J?ef; Dm·id Carter. Back row: Carlos Alamo, Hamilton Bohanan, Joe Sanche::, Craig Hmt·kef; Joseph Pruett. or only are Amanda and Ami Ri1·era tu·im, hut flrins errmordmarr. Both abm·e 4.0 G. P.A. and both accepted to the nited s·wte.l Au· Force Academy. Science Winners: Front row: Eric Moore, Laura Maddo.t, Cameron Hoppe. Back row: Dan Pere;:., Jennifer Glasco. �Summer ~s Comin~ Dre1.1i11~ a.\ Etl\ter Bumue.\, te1·e Peter.\ and Anne· Griebel hopped around the ctlmpu.\ ~~~·in~ each of the tcachcn a 1pecial Etllll'rlw~ and candy. Center right: ~~(mt lome popcom? Well dirt in \llllre11 7(Jhin and lenni Derliu1 1i1 in a hal/full. Just an01her \t'nior prankjmmthe clan of '96 Far right: On 60'~ da\', a surprised '<fwT- \nn J(JI'I'l'\ trie.\ hiding un\ucn'\sfullrfrom the cwnem. Repel/in~. a pm~ram lrhichfocuws on chamcterlmildin~ i.1 one r!f the many outdoor e1p£-r1ence1 in .114.1. Gomhrin and M.1. John1o11 \ class. Josh Heckert paform\ tht• culmina/in~ act/\ ity 011 Kinder~arten Rock, a 200 foot ,·emcal climh in Garden rif the God\. ������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Widefield High School Yearbooks Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"><span style="font-weight:400;">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</span></a> Subject The topic of the resource High School Yearbooks Description An account of the resource Widefield High School opened its doors to the community in the fall of 1957. It is the oldest of the two high schools in the Security-Widefield area. The school mascot is the Gladiator and the school colors are blue, silver and white. <br /><br />Do you have a yearbook that we're missing? <a href="https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/contact" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Contact us</a> to have it added to the collection! 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Title A name given to the resource 1995-1996 Widefield High School Yearbook/ "Steppin' in a Different Direction" Vol 38 Widefield High School Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-RUU/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1995-1996 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers; Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Angela Bisceglia and Stacey Smith Editors-and Chief and High school yearbook staff Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 220 pages black and white/color photographs Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Widefield High School 1996 Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1995-1996 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Student Life Sports; Performing Arts Seniors Academics Underclassmen Baby Pics/Index & Clubs Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 1996 Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). 1996 Date Copyrighted Date of copyright. 1996 Date Submitted Date of submission of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Submitted may be relevant are a thesis (submitted to a university department) or an article (submitted to a journal). 1996 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1996 Abstract A summary of the resource. Dr. Mark Harchell, Principal Students: 1601 Staff: 156 Description An account of the resource 1995-1996 Widefield High School Yearbook Pages 101-102 missing 1996 Auto Shop Cheerleading Regional 1st Place Award Faculty Graduation Day-May 18 Hispanic Heritage Month Isabelle Gutierrez Retirement King Justine Arnell Queen Kelly Compton Level 4 Program Ms. Limardo Retirement Performing Arts-Music and Drama Principal Dr. Mark Hatchell Prom Queen Laura Laffler King Craig Hawker Renaissance Program ROTC Senior Baby Pictures Senior PIctures Senior Spotlights Senior' Poll "Best Of" sports Sweetheart Dance Underclassmen