https://security-widefield.cvlcollections.org/files/original/13f1725c0daa3040575752756ba5c173.pdf a990c650e0438bd78f1b69d4787c0558 PDF Text Text �Complex Dimensions Wisely Innocent Elegant Details Sagacious Enoeavors �Tenacious Undertakings Anticipating Destiny Past and Present ��form chJ.ldren's Arkane;a•..: Bear. Enhancing Our Minds Renaissance award 1997 Volume 39 Widefield High School 614 Widefield Drive Security CO 80911 Phone (719) 391-2000 Fax 391-8107 Students: 1611 Staff: 158 Mr. Joe Royer, Principal Band performs a the :::..abor Day P rade in Fountain. March~ng 1 �tnhancing our )Vlinds Through the past twelve tjears, we have worked hard to accomplish our goals, to complete tasks, and to succeea in the things we ao. This long process has certainl!j not been eastj ana it has taken a great aeal of deaication, determination and effort on our part and our teachers, parents, ana coaches parts, as well. Some of us have reachea a higher level than others, but whether we have been procrastinators, workaholics, or average stuaents, we have all maae it to the same place, graauation. ]rom now on, our lives will grow increasingl!j aiverse. Some of us will get jobs, some will go on to college, some will visit foreign lands, some might even become future leaaers of this countrlj. Wherever our aestinlj takes us, we will continue to pursue our goals, interests, and work to enhance our minas. -Erin StewartCarol Matli sprawls herself out on the Widefield campus lawn in order to get her work done in her Career Cho1ces class. 'I'aryn !:.ax and Dan Baker work d11igently together in a stream for an A.P. B1okogy project . Wendy Kohnert and Jack Grow play a duet at the Renaissance tight of Exce::ence. 2 �Todd Anderson wal~s his bike and instru~ent to school show~ng that he is wel: prepared o enhance h1s mind. Chr1s Kohner and W1lhelm Perez wor~ together to demonstra ing o e ementary students how fun chemistry can be . Cory Medlin gets sp'ashed as he participates at the NJROTC field trip held in San D1ego . 3 �Quick Cuisine Since Widetie:d High School has an open campus, here is a wide var ety of choic s for :unch . It is just about even:y divided in terms of students who stay on campus and who ::.eave . Of those who :eave : 23% eat ut Son1c Drive In 22% eat at Alber sons 18% ea at ~ittle Caesars 14% ea at S.S . Subs 14% ea at Walgreens When it comes o how much peop e pay for iunch, he amoun is evenly divided : 30% spend $1 . 00 o $5 . per week 30% spend $6 . 00 to $10 . 00 per week 30% spend above s:o.oo per week Most students stand 1n :::..ine from 5 to 10 w~nutes . Lunch period is only 33 minutes :ong. No wonder we have ind1ges ion! ,dents sit day and Michae~ Sco t, Joshua Vanterpool, and D vid Dor ey first h1gh school lunch a Widefield . 4 Pjoy thc1r Cabot Cavin, Sefton Perclval, and Nathan1el Butler take time out to po~ for h cam ra wh1le continuing to ea t~eir lunches a S.S.Gubs �M1ch e dur"nq Jackson r.tands unch. n 'ine and pays f~r his items a Nearly ~0 percent of W1defield students walk off ~amplS for lunch . Alb rtsons Stefanie Benyar st1cks out in the crowd wh1~e eating her lunch. Jennifer Avlos and Christina Poff relax and smile for the camera preferring to ea their lunch on campus . Complex Dimensions 5 �Exploring Lite's Dimensions There is more to Widefield High School than just these walls . Widefield ' s educational programs have no boundaries and extend out into the community . Such programs include Bear Trap Pride Leaders , AP Biology , AVP , Building Trades and more . Most students 1n these programs agree that it is a chance for them to challenge themselves and learn some real life skills . Most of all it ' s a chance to be productive and to prepare them to overcome many obstacles in life . Shaunna Smith, Ryan O'Donnel, Hohertz, and Aaron Zieske taK a break from the infamous ntght hike. ~ennifer 6 �Williams shows intense at h NJROTC preschool Mervi Hakontcm~ smil s ven ~hough she is far away from her home ir. Finland . Bundled agains he cold, h m€mb rs of AP B1ology s ill f1nd time to just b themsE'lv s . Amb r Akin r ally re~axes aft r an exhausting day on th AP Biology f1 ld tr1p we kend . fro:~ of a f ou ~andmark on hetr sor)OJrn s paus€ ult mate in l arr.1ng ou•s de of h classroo~ . 7 �Way ou 1d n he cl Front Row h rry •us •1 Dav1 n Beaupre. qu C'k plC' •.1! 1 San 01 go CA h NJROTC cl ss akes 'me 1annon Coh n, S man H1llman, Cory M dl1n. Er1 C1nko Ky, V1rg1n1a G rc1a, Ry n Cr While attending Bear Trap, Jenn1fer Morris escorts • athan B. on the stream rike. 8 Br1ng a fo ~ e classroom . Front Row Goseberg, ....d, z Kuiper. ll ~ 2nd Row I, r ainly qua 1fi S as lear:n~ng OU Sld Achenger, Mervi Hakoniemi, ChristiP 2nd Row L-R: Ruud Wulms, Yann1ck Dor:kes, Nils ~+-n-1 nr ~r: )r. r �p ~rue yward, Tashiana For man, and Brandy ki 1 a set for th ch1lctr n's play, ~T~h~e~~~~~~~L no~ nor a y taugh ~~ , sizes, genders and colors . d n Bel~ come 1n a f which can ' t be taught in a nly one learnirg de. : Pe ra Santiago , Leonard . Front Row : Sophia Stowell. 2nd Row l Albaugh, Taryn Lax, Danielle n Rocha , Cabot Row : e e Hausman, Richard Peat. do, Steve McKir. <:Sct Me l E n he classroom as h y Monique Guzman wades into Founta1n Creek to ga her data while on a AP B1ology Trip. Complex Dimensions 9 �DOUBLE VISIO rl aders. Seeing double? People around Widefield probably are this year . There are 14 sets of twins . Most dress differently , but on picture day some dressed to show their twiness . Each has his or her own unique personality. In the U. S . there are 4 . 4 million twins with 33 , 000 born each year . Even more unique is the fact that two sets of twins participate in the same activity at WHS . Front row na and Tonya wo:fe, Bonn and Brian San D1ego, Shannon and Mandy Coh , 2nd row St v n and B_r hf_e aler.:.e and Jennifer Gracin, Tracy and Car~y Do errer, J.;li ouisa Mcc1a -h , 3rd row ronique and Vanessa Braynt, Oavid and 0 bra Dors y, Josh and Jeremy Mors , S eve and Rob r , Jorge and Rob r 01az. 1r 10 �gir B rch WidE'f Apr and R oth r. s ven h D bra o· lard t w '"h tha f r f r 11 h �Striving lor Perfection We can never seem to reach perfection , but we don ' t stop trying . Our coaches , teachers , directors , and peers push us , encourage us , and help us reach our goals . We push ourselves . All the practice definitely pays off . All of our athletic teams , bands , orchestras , and drama productions are striving for perfection . When it comes to performance time, it shows . We perform only as good as we practice . Whether 1ts ho or co~d, Marching Band practices a ful~ practice, an hour and a every day . Even Saturdays and holidays aren't sacred. Mariel Day, Aaron Blazis, Matias, and ~1llian Heinr1ch s rive for perfection. 12 R~cky �r St v n, ~ian Col0r Guard pra~ ~ . Jcn~if Richardson, and Bethany o:iver en~oy working toward< perfection everyday after school d r1ng Dunng prn.ct ice Jay Corra 1 has accomplished his backhar.d sw11g while &trlv~ng for p rfec 1on. Live performances leave no room for mis akes. Kat\€' Rob r Cur 1s, Rachel Kirchman, and Ela1ne Fenw1ck practice, hoping to re h perfec~ion, for the p~rformance ThR Arkansas Bear. Thom~son, Complex Dimensions 13 �Priceless Moments Homecoming sparked a bit of Widefield Pride . The events for that weekend gave every Glad a chance to show his or her spirit . The bonfire was a success at firing up the students for Homecoming . The parade got the community involved and psyched them for the football game . The Homecoming barbecue allowed everyone to relax before the big game . Varsity football players gave it their all with a victory of 42-6 over Lewis Palmer . Last but not least , the Homecoming dance , entitled • Emeralds and Pearls •, wrapped up the exciting and memorable weekend giving everyone a chance to savor the moment . !t mus have been hot out there with al: those Glads in the atmospher . Widef1e:d fans release balloons as the varsi y scores ~tu first Homecoming touchdown. Tash1anna Foreman enjoys th game. footba~~ team 1996 Homecom1ng Mud vo::eyball �Sen1ors, ~1ffany Foltz and ~.J . Campbell share heir last Homecom1ng as Queen and Klng . Mrs . Romero-Leher welcomes the Mesa Ridge Grizz:ies 1n the Hom coming parade . Teresa Spann, daddy's lit le princess, grows up to becoMe a nominee for Homecoming Queen. Tte varsity football team loads JP at the bonf rc . 15 �can!id t s ~ c y ud r1, and Crr1s 1~~ Iqo p rad . ft~r r lnx s a t~ a l0ng mar~~ "I thought that homecoming \'\as a lot of fun. The th m \I\ a better than last ear and the activities were planned better." hri tina Richmond junior "Hom coming \.\'a special b cau e it was my last y ar and I pent it with the one I love." Tyeisha Preston Senior "It was O.K. They need mor ariety at the a mblie but over all it wa O.K." Saroya Turner Junior "It wa stres ful, but very exciting. I wa proud of all the candidate ." Tiffany Foltz enior d l~cious barbecue tha Community of Caring. 16 was �rd Gar0£'1"€'" h ngs at mb y. of Co Ho un ty of C r1rg shows 1 s w defie d pr1d com1ng par d . by ashiarna For an a d homecoM ng dan f 0 a 1 r;r cr er Complex Dimensions y 17 �During 2nd and 3rd hour here is a wonderful odor wafting ~ ~~ room :64 . It ' s Mr . ~ancy Rahne ' s U. S . ari Foreign Foods Class , whe e students get to prepare and sample foods from all over the world , including the Netherlands , Greece , Mexico , Southwestern United States , and Cajun . The class is so popular , that 186 students applied but only 26 were selected . Fellow student Tiffany Smith says " :t ' s the pimp class because you get to kick it with your friends and get to eat some good grub ." CUIS f 18 M o d t y nl ar fJlly chop uno E �im r ght y 'd >r h r 01 v1a ari Lc~s 1 ny 'm h ~h 19 �':'heir faces are seen on KWHS . ~he.:.r names are spoken by many teachers and students . But who are hey? Tonoccus Mcc:ain and Kristin Scuderi dre two of the most involved students at Widefield . KWHS , band , choir , and Spanish club are just a few activities these seniors share . Kristin Scuderi is act~ve in many outdoor activ~ties , pres.:.dent of Ecology club , volunteering at Penrose Cor~ .. -~ y H')spi tal , and is a . R. L role model . Tor ccus , on the other hand , is best known for his performances on the stage , • navid and Lisa ", · ~he Miracle Worker •, along w.:.th many other choir and band performances . n nq 20 Exceptional nd r d"lddd �Complex Dimensions T 73497 21 �0 f)' J)'J ....•.,• 1 COLI• PL' l .A..n~llii ~....,cudcn .I lmmlton' Bofwnm1 \"( .. llOOL ~""PI' Rl· I )cn'ni~·· Picken.' 'Rachcf~\wulcnTIC\'Cr •I'RI' l.\'DLI'/ \•I Luke' I\' 'Ilium I ' 'Petra 'lantw_qo _"\I OS• ( .!>l' 1 :}{£..' L ·II C ' Dawn' I Il('dinq !:)L'OI:lJ L' S 1/lllfi 22 �c L: 1....,.., C LO'l\ '- ( lf• / ' /,VI ..,_"\[ /L' / : . "\lax •f3ocltaallcl : llc.wllclm • I'cclra z:za , I cn::.a ..Spa1111 •Robert . "\I ol:lJllll -"\I o.s· I ,_, l'OL I •1 • /) : .A..n:-1111 o.:;cudcri llllll' 1 01/0CCII:.-"\I cCiaill ( l t· /'/ "'-"'' I 'COLI' PL' / • I ij}ml)" I oltz )o11.S)'kora 23 �Once Upon ADream �Complex Dimensions 25 �ELY "9 like bemg a sophomore because ljOIA have the opportumtlj to meet lots ot new people while at the ::;ame time keepmg tjOur ola frienas." --lilana Weber, 70 "9 like bemg a jumor because 9 have more responsibilities ana a lot more freedom." --Michael Mtjers, 77 "9t's the hardest tjear CJ've haa, but the fact that 9 onltj have one 0ear left makes me increaiblld happld"' t)arbara Munoz, 77 t)emg a flAY/lOr ,c; like being the miaale chtla You're too ola to be a sophomore ana too /dOtAng to be a semor" --Ntchol 'Tngg, 77 26 Ker1lyn Brennan gets ready o Hom com .. ng Week mud volleyba 11. s~rve tr ball as she h s fun n t~ m~d dur1ng �b tand ot:. A a 11 h y h Jun or c ion at rh ' 9B is fu.l of spiri . Ho from th€' rowd at a hom gam . com1ng Pep Ass mbly shows that the Class of to yo 're p h1 dhood Amber Burghardt and T1ffany Ott en·oy th Rena1ssanc · ~v n1Pg of Exc 1 enc • , wh1ch rewards students' xce~ 1ng 1n academ1cs. 27 �Abendanio Ab n anio , Dayna Achl.n , Jereny Agner , :Jarin Agrus , An hony Albaugh , Chad Al...E'n , Capri Al , Ho::._y Anderson , :Joug Anderson , ~eneka And rson , Todd Andrad , R~chard Armstead , Rodney Atma , Pau~a Baerga , A::.ex·s Ba . . num , Jessica Balan , Chrichel::.e Ba::.key , Jennifer Ba •• , Lor1 Banks , Aaron Bartho::.omew, Celeste Bat , Timothy Bausman , Jack Bax er , Gregg Bayless , Jennifer Bean , Dennis Bennett , Brian Bennett , Paco Bernardo , Lei::.an Blackmon , Jason Blanchard , Mike Bl a nd , Anthony Bland , Er::.c Blanton , Crys al Bolton , Abby Book , Hol~y Boroz , Stacey Boyk·n , M1chae::. Bradford , Joy Brambila , Joshua Braun , Joseph Brewer , A::.lison 28 �Corbett Brewer, Chad Br.:.mer, Dan.:.e Brooks, K1mber:y Bro~ Dean, K r s Brown, Christ.:.na Brown, Gerald Bunk~ey, Rey~elda Burnside Walker, Tanya Bushong, K~m Bu ler, Er1ch But~er, Kimberly Byes, Dan:.el Byrne, Kimber y Catrina Campos, Danie_:e Cannon, ~ennifer CarabeLo, Cody Carazo, Jennifer Cambe:~, Carman, Kristen Cartwright, Kenneth Case, Royce Chadwick, Dennis Chambers, Cassandra Chambers, Michae~ Chartier, Joseph~ne Chavez Jr., Emil~o Chavez Jr . , :sidore Cho, Hyong Ciezki, icho_ C nkosky, Jason Clarose, Brian Coates, Melissa Cochran, Krlstina Coffey, Evette co ... by, Joe Co::.e, Christy co::.eman, C~ar~ssa Co'eman, Danie ... Collins, Ishhod Cooper, Joseph Cooper, ye1m Corbett, Shannon 29 �Corl Cor , Amanda Carra , Latisha Crenshaw , C tford Cruz , Chr sty Cunn1ngharn , Latasha Curt~s , Robert Darrow , Amanda Davies , Holiday Day , Amer ah Day , Mariel Decker, Joni Depoe er , Seth Derry , Carnes Diaz , Michael Dillard , Apri:. Di Lard , Rose Doan , Charles Dock , Chrystal Dodd , Catherine Donofrio , Erni:.y Dotterer , Car:y Dotterer , Tracy Dr1nen , Debbie ~uke Jr ., Danie:. Dungan , Samantha JUnn , Joshua Duran , Yo:.anda Else:.stein , Jamie E:.ler , Rebecca E.:.iott , K~rnberly Ellis , Chad E4swlck , E:isabeth Enge: , Jason Eng:ernan , Tarni Ervin , Jason Etaugh , Geoffrey Fel.:ows , Dan e: Fenner , Tanya Fergus , Paul Fie:.ds , Car:os Fisher , Bil:y Flagg , E:~zabeth 30 �Hamilton, J. F:.ores, Debb1e F:.uhar y, Joshua Forbes, Jared Foreman, Tash:ana Forres , James Frankland, Felic1ty Frazee, James Frisbie, Nicole Fugate, L ndsay Fuhs, Tiffany Ga::..nes, Marcus Gallegos, Valarie Garcia, Ivan Garcia, Jennifer Garc1a, Virginia Gardner, Kel:.y Gardner, Laura Gerth, ikki Gibson, Trav::.s Gi::.lins, Cheri Gipe, Brynn Gizzi, Gregory Glaser, Scott G:.over, Richard Golden, Gregory Gonzales, Juan Gonzales, Azucena GoodaL, Salina Goseberg, Christ·ne Gou:.d, Tracey Grave:.1n, Richard Green Jr., Dona'd Green, Erin Gr ... ebel, Anne Grima, R1cardo Grissom, Fayra Grow, Jack Grus1ng, Joshua Gundel, Marion Hale, Kimber:.y Ha:.:., Cheryl Ham1lton, Jennifer Wisely Innocent 31 �Hamilton, K. Ham· or. , Ka ey Hamp on , Jeffery Hand , Des'r Hans n , Jeremy Hardy , Candice Harjo , Jolene Harr s , Amanda Harris , La ~scha Har ley , Amanda Haugeto , Joshua Hausman , Jo .. ene Hawk , Dane .. le Hawker , A::_ic~a Hayward , Jennifer Head , Robert Heinrich , L' l'an H nry , c::ar::.ssa Henry , Kanya Harringon , Zachary Hess , Wi .. 1.arr. H1 debran , Ryan H'l::. , Jennifer Hi~l , Michael H'nes , :.ane Hixson , M'chae~ Hoffman , Shannon Hogan , Brendan Holcomb , Jeremiah Ho mes , Ange::ic Hope , c-ust1n Horvath , Jul.:.e Hauch n , Brandy Houp , S ephanie Houston ~I , Rober Huddleston , Vin~ta Hunke , Sarah Hunter ~avis , C"eremy Hunter , John H.... sband , Er_k Hutchison , La Sabrca Jackson , Robert James , La Chr~sty 32 �Latour Jaram·. o, E~ena Jedryk'ew'cz, M ke JeweJ. , Evan Johnason, Janette uohnson, Anneliese Johnson, Dwight Johnson, Freder.:.ck Johnson, C'ac::.yn Johnson, Michae::. uohnson, Steven C'ohnson, Wi Jo ~Y :r, Robert ~ Jones, Cameron Jones, Christine Jones, Christopher Jones, Jason Jorgensen Ba.ley, Shawna Joy, La Rhonda Juarez, Fernando C'ungerman, w:l 'arr Kenzy, Jed K1ddie, Stephan.:.e K1ttredge, Patricia Kl.affky, Pau::.a Knox III, A fred Kohnert, Wendy Kowa::.sk , Misti Koz oski, Heather Kriner, Jeran Kr stek, Robert Kwasn'ewski, April La Gasse, Christina Lacroix, aomie Lacy, Ryan La~erson, Brandon Lancaster, A~ndroushe Lang, Chr'stina Largent, Michael Larsen, Dav1d Larson, Mat hew Larson, Pau~ Latour, Andrew 33 �Lavier ::...avier, Jenn_fer Lee , Crysta ... ::...eeman, Colin Lemere , Wendy Lerma , Brandi Lewis , Aaron Lewis , Hunter Lewis, Talisha Linden, Mel.:.ssa Lombardo , Lisa London , Ebony Loscalzo, Deborah Lot , Al:.ison :.ove ' s.:.mona Lucero II , Gilbert Mahan , Dontay Maldonado , Tamara Marrs, Jennifer Martln , Julie Mascitelli , M~chae: Mason , Vince Matli , Caro:. Maunton , Mary May, Bradley McArter , Sarah McClatcher , Louis cClelland , Chr~s McColgan , Kat1e McDaniel , Danae McDonald , Amy Mcintyre , Jennifer McMJ.nn , Jesse Megow , Amy Meiris , Roger Messer, athanie:. Mes as , C"acob Mesz:.er , Daniel M1les , ':'ommy M~ller , Kimber:.y Mirenda , John Mitcham , Amanda Mondejar , Shandee 34 �Poston Montgomery, ~oshua Moorehead, David Morr s, Gregory Morrison, Seq ita Morrow, Kavik Morse, J• :ie Morse, Kr1sti Moutrey, Robert Mumma, James Munger, Crystal Munoz, Barbara Myers, Michae: Nack, Tamara agle, Jennifer ailor, Malikah Nave, Shafter Nei:son, Jonathan Nicandro, Edward ikirk, Jared Noble, Jennifer o'l , Crystal ovak, Roxanne O'Laughl1n, Shane O'Shea ~r., Leah Ogden, Leah o:iver, Bethany-Ann Orman, Angelique Ortiz, Sue:::.ee Ot , Tiffany Oxley, Loren Paul, Christopher Payton, Zachary Perez, Cheriesse Perry, Elise Persad, Anthony Pierce, Kristen Piluso, Melissa Pinkerton, Aaron Pizano, Jose Place, Derek Poree, Amber Poston, Richard Wisely Innocent 35 �Presley Pres ey, Derek Prys, Crsta Ragsda e, Keuan Ramirez, Rachel Ray, Carmen Re~ninger, Sarah Reynolds, Kenneth Reyno:.ds, Wendy R'chmond, Christ'na R4cketts, Lakesha Riffee, Aaron Ring, M1che e Roan, Elisa Roberts, !)aniel Rogers II!, Bi :.y Rosemark, Julie Rupprecht, Kimbur:y Sagapo:.ute~e, Toalagaita Salazar, Geneive San Miguel, Victor Sanchez-Traynor, Mar1a Sansom, Trevor Schaa:., Jack4e Schwengler, Barry Seaton, Zachary Seidel Jr., Stephen Selvage, Stephan1e Serna, :.ee Anne Sewell, Antoine Shah, Simon Shanahar., Peter Shavies, Shalunda Shelton, Gray Sher, John Michael Sheeter, :.aurance Shuff, A."l4e Shu:. z., Crystal Smalberger, Terri Smith, David Smith, Heather Sm~th, c-ason Snodgress Jr ., Ronnel4 36 �Walker, M. Semora, Danie ... Soto, Gerrald Southwor h, R... chard Souza, Tarr. ... Spengler, Rober Stack, Pau ... a Starkey, Pat.l Steen, Thomas Steven, Jennifer Stewart, Jason Stewart, Jay Stinson, Eric Sudnik, Megan Suther:and, Donna ':'albott, Darw ... n ':'atu::n, Kevin Tay::..or, A... an ~ay ... or, Michael ':'errel:., Nyko ... ':'homas, Rodney ':'hornhi::..l, Brooke Tibb1tts, Katrina Ti::..ton, Jeremy Timmerman, Christopher Tim.rns, Curtis Tindi::.:., Adam Torres, Maryann Towell, Matt Towery III, Jack Trigg, icho ... Tuck, icole Turner, Saroya Uhden, Erika Uyeda, Sharian Victoria, Eric Vigi , Eric Vil:.a, Samue: Waldron, M1cheal Walker, Andrew Walker, Jason Walker, Joshua Walker, Mat hew 37 �Walker, S. wa:.ker, Sarapia Warren, Joshua Wash~ngton, Shrisice Wasserburger, Tessa Watkins, Erin Watson, :::..usia Weadon, Ryan Weatherly, Curtis Webb, Shayla Wheeler, Teresa Whe:.an, Sarah Whetst1ne, Jonathan Wh1ttaker, Melissa Wiens, Danie::. Wilcox, Beth Wi:. iams, A::.exander W1lson Jr., Denn1s wi:.son, Jacob wi:.mberly, Vakisha Wahl, Courtney wo:.fe, Lance Wolford, Jennifer Woo::.ard , Michael Woosley, Jennifer Wright, Aaron Wright, Evans Wurdemann, Lori Youngblood, Teresa Zieske, Aaron Trevor Michael Bailey was born December 21 , 1979 and died suddenly on May 27 , 1996 . Trevor enjoyed and experienced life to its fullest . He was always quick to smile , offer a kind word , or encourage the one who needed a boost in life . His sincere Christianity remains as a handprint upon the hearts of those who knew him best ! We love you Trev . Dad , Mom , Damon , Eric , and Shane 38 Zieski �a Younqblood c tch Chr~s JP 1~ pap rwork . Paul accepts h~s Renaissance award. enn1fer S even and Amy 1 gow pract1 ~1llon M Callister poses for h1s sch~ol ID p1cture . Wisely Innocent 39 �Amanda Har l~y hurr 85 ~om . 40 �r por 1 o ct v z f n r... h go fer h ri hecti S, 1 K wa ki, and aro Ma ar a a1ql" a~ nd f a Hyong Sop Cho finishes h1s pumpkin decorating. 41 �Acfalle Acfalle , Nicho:as Aganon , Nicole Aguirre , s even Ainsworth , Joshua Albers , Mel1ssa Alexander , Char es A::.iplO , Vada A::.len , Jolene Allen , Joshua Ancheta , Jasmine Anderson , Lisa Anderson , Stephen Anderson , Tarena Anderson , Terry Andreacchi , Gene Andrews , Kevin Armstead , Isaac Armstrong , Me!anie Armstrong , Fanci Avalos , Jennifer Baca , Dennis Baldwin , Pau! Bane , Destiny Barnet , Monique Barrack , Priscilla Battle , Jeffery Bauknecht , Kenny Beauchamp , Gr1se:le Beckner , Amber Beissel , Alexis Benn , V1cki Bennett , Cassandra Bennett , Christopher Bennett , Kat1e Benyard , Stephanie Bever , Jeffery Bigley , Kenneth Binnebose , atasha Birchf1e::.d , Steffeni B:ake , Pelton B'ack , Carl B.. ake , Robin 42 �Clement Blan or., Jamie Blazis, Aaron Boatman, Mat hew Boatr~ght, Abiga:l Bohanan, Bryan Bond, Tar.isha Bonner, Jonathan Bower, Sarah Bream, Angie Brennan, Ker1lyn Brooks, Cec.:.lia Brown, Brendan Brown Jr., Kev1n Brown, M1nd1 Brown, Robert Bryant, Er1c Bryan , Shaun Bullman, Arnie Burghardt, Amber Byrne, Peter Camacho, Veronica Cameron, Chr1stopher Cannon, Ml.chae ... Canterbury, Marci Cantrell, ~ennifer Capistrano, Tony Carlson, Redriche Carrick, Michael Carroll, Jerem'ah Casias, Francisco Casias, Lucas Cestero, Keila Champigny, Sonia Chapman, Robert Chee, LL.:. Chi:.ds, Amanda Chisho ... m, Tyrone Chr ... stensen, Tracy Chr1stman, Brian Cinkosky, ELC Clapp, Char:.es Clement, Jennifer Wisely Innocent 43 �Cline Cline, Shaun Cole, Angie Coleman , ichael Conaway , Judy Conrad , Sununer Cooper , Er1c Copple , Chr~stina Cortes , Kassandra Cox , Phil::.ip Cravens , Tonya Cron1n , Jennifer Crook , Danie::. Cross , Kev~n Crowe , Sarah Crowl , Johnathan Cn..mp , Glennice Cruz , C1d Cuchares , Heather Cununins , Christina Cupp , Rebecca Dagg , Tessa Dahle , M::.chea:!. ::lal , Jasmin 0avidson , Julorie Davis , C ayton Davis , Len Day II , Dona::.d Dean-Latham , Thomas ::lecker , wi::.liam Deets , Darcy Derry , Kenneth Derschan , Bla_n Detwi::.er , Adam Detw1ler , Amber D1az , Robert Dickerson , Serena Dimodica, Dav1d D::.neen , Christopher D_nk::.ns , Kenneth Domier , Miche::.le Dorsey , David Dorsey , Debra 44 �Gaylord Doy ... e, Br.:.t any Druy, Wendy Dr ... nen, Vaughn ~r ... scoll, Nathan1e ... ~ukes, Ke::.ly ~uncan, '!'lffany Dunn, Aaron Easter, Dona::.d Eberhart, Michael Edding , Erlk Elmer, Johnathon Elefante, Dwigh Elenez, Fe::.ipe Elugardo, Jorge Elwecl , Ju ... ie Enc ... n'as, Anton'o Esp1nosa, Er.:.c Esquibel, Renee Everling, Nicho::.oas Fe::.1x, Christian Fernandez, T~mothy Fields, M_chelle Figueroa, Francisco Figueroa, Or::.ando Fiori:lo, R~chard Flsher, Andrea F ... annery, Jessica F::.etcher, Stephann1e Foltz, Brandy Ford, Gideon Foushee, Jason Fow::.er, Samantha Franklin, Demetria Fredricks, Angela Ga:::.egos, Crysta::. Ga:van, Steven Gamb::.e, Kyrnesia Gann, :Jrake Garc~a, Mat Gardner, Stacy Garland, Stephan Gaylord, Den1ce 45 �Gentry Gentry, Gil~espi , J~ssic Gillet Gillirp1e, Christoph r Glack~n. Goggins, Christopher Gonza:es, Delia Gonzalez , Mel1ssa Gonza:e.z: , M1guel Goodridge, Pr1nce Gordon , Keeley Go~den, Gouker, Aaron Gracin, Mandy Graham , Iffl.e Grant , Kel:y Graves , Jennifer Green , Abby Greenlee, Vicki Gri::n , Jennifer Gro:.ler , Car:.a Gumbs , Tomeka Hadix , Laura Ha'l , Jannean Nathaniel Hammonds , Tay:or Harjo , Terri Har!.an , Toya Harris , Becki Harris , Larry H~~el , Harris , Lesl1e Harris II , Bobby Harris , ashka Harr1son , Issac Harrison , Latoya Harrold , Trina Hart , Timothy Haskins , Richard Havi:and , Andrew Hawkins , Jennifer Hayden , Jose Hayh rst , Vincent 46 �Jones, M. Head , L'sa Henderson, John Hernandez, Em'lio Hernandez, Patr~ck Hess, Er~ka Hesthaven, Shanna H~lderbrand, Gregg Glory Hlll, Shahara Hobart, Trisha Hocut , Peggy Hohertz, Michael H~les, Holmes, Lisa Horn, Danielle Hornsby, Breanne Horst, Danny Hoskin, Aaron Hotchk:ss, Sheri Houston, Arthur Hudson, Ryan Huffman, Just~n Hunt I:I, Fredrick Hutchinson, k~anda Ingles, Chad Inman , Joseph Jackson, Daniel Jackson, W1l:.1e Jan::.te:l, Josh Jarami:lo, ce:ena Jarami~ o, Danie~ Je:lings, !..yla Jensen , KristJ. Je t , Hol:y Johanson, Lauren Johnson Jr . , Kenneth Johnson, Larry Johnson , Michael Johnson, Sheppard Johnson, Vanessa Jones , Brandy:eigh Jones, Jenny Jones , Monica Wisely Innocent 47 �Jones, R. Jones , Ronald .;ost , Kelli Judson , Chris Karner , Jason Kazar , Philip Keener , Latasha Kennedy , Chad Kerr , Rebecca Key , Sco t K~nnard JR ., Ricky K~rckland , Rebecca Klrckwood , Hea her Klataska , Kathy Knowles , W1l 1am Ko , Shannon Kohne , Kenneth Kotch , Amanda Kulinski, Sarah !..ancaster , Laura Lane , Magnus Lapointe , Nicole Larson , Chad :.arson , Tammy Lawson , Matthew Lax , ':'osha Lenhart , Sarah Lewis , Jason Lewis , Jenny Lew1s , Jt.:stin Lienhard , Nicolas L"l!.ie , Tamra Liske , Jennifer I...ista , Edgar L::.verman , Ka a Lopez , Luis Lopez , ':'~mothy Joshua Love , Yelana Lowery , Kenya ta Lueck , Jacob Lumberg , Rene Luna , Dominick I...osca~zo , 48 �Meneely Lund, Chr stoph r Lust~ca, Kar Lutz, Jackie MacCabe, Mer n MacDon d, w Macko z., Wendy Maez, Da sy Mas· h, Damiar, Ma an, Amy Malchow, Adam Malone, Chana ar 1n, Mar1e Michea Mart~nez, A ic~a Mart1nez, Chr:s ine Mart1nez, Clor1nda Marttncz, Jon Mart1nez, Le' ~ani Mart~n, Mar lnez, ~imothy Mascowski, Dav.d Mat1as, R1cky Matd, Jenn fer Maxwel~, Hector Cr. Mayer, ::..inda Mayo, venn.fer McCa ister, D~ lon McCar ney, Jeffery McCoy, Amanda McCutchen, Car~ McGee, Kevin McG~o h~·n, Kimber~y McGowan, Ann McGrew, Crys a~ McNe. , Adam Mead, Br1c Mea .... er, Andrea Medina, Amanda Medina, Dav~d Mejias, Anthony Melro, ~hera Mendes, Erica Menee y, Terrence 49 �Mercer ercer , Raymond Merr't , Jenn t r essersm'th, Joseph Meyer, SusannE' MLe ke , ::>ev·n MikJles, S ephanie Mi:e o , Jt..stin Mims , Joshua M~r.tus , Terrance M tche~l , Er~ca Montano , Er'k Montes , A.'lle' .. a Montoya , Gi .. ber Moon, Rona~d Moore , John Morris , Marina Morse , Jeremy Morse , Josh Morton , V'ncent Munn , Cherise Murphy , Alexandra ajar , Des~ree Nea , Latoia Neilson , Sarah Ne::.son , Erik e::.son , ':'heresa Nero , Shireen-Ann ... cholson , Nashelle NicoL , Jake Nor on , DanLe ovak , Jeremy Now:.in , Greg Ober:e , Dyana 0 ano , Jeffrey Oliver , T~ffany Opsah , Tommy Orke , Jennifer Orr , Jamie Ortiz , Chr1stopher Ort z , Ne1chma OskvareK , Ryan Overton , A.. ic a 50 �Reimer Owens , V'ck Parker , Char ka Parker , Teren:1 Parker , Terync Park r , WL iam Pa t rson , N'ki Patterson, Tric.a Pau. , She.la Peasley, Amanda B.rchfie d , Steven Pena , Vanessa Penzien , Jake Per z , ~an Perry , Brand' Perry , Just1n Perry , Kandi Perry , Shane Peters , Franc1nc Peterson, Joseph Petty , Ph. ip Ph. on , Danie le Pi.uso , Rory Pinkney , Porasha P'tman , c-ason Poff , Christ1na Po.lard :::u, Pau Pes , Raegan Pounds , Dwayne Pr~err II, Edward p; lin , David Qu1nata , ichole e Rahn , Marty Ra~urg , Jennifer Ramsey , Dw1ght Randa ... l , ancy Raub , Kr.:.s y Raven , Russe.l Redford , Aaron Reed , Kimber.y Reedman , Greg Re1man , Saman ha Re mer , A1.mce Wisely Innocent 51 �Reininger R 'n1~9 r, Su onn R m ng on, Brook R non, Brandy Reyno ds, David Reyno ds, P u~ Rh a.u , Andrea Rhuby, Ryan Richards, La oya R chardson, I.ashanna R'chardson, Maureen Richmond Jr . , Lawr nee Riv ra, Brandice Riv ra, Dav.:.d Rivera, Johnathan Roadarmel, Thomas Rob1nson, Tonya Rodgers, Rosh nda Rodriguez, Bernadett Roever, Jerem1ah Ro:lin , Jeremy Romero , Lysander RosKl., Edward Roth , Amanda Rubash , Bonny Ruby , James • icho:as Ruppert , Mat hew Rushford , Amanda Rust, Steven Sailor , Brooke RUCCl~S , Salazar , Casandra Sanchez , Fel1cia Santiago , Danie~le Scherer , Reg~na Schmidt , Katrina Schm'dt , Renee Schnoes , Jennifer Schoen , Chester Schudel , Shanna Schuett~er , Laura Scott , Earl Scott , Edward 52 �Summers Scott , M ch S :tz , J rerr~ah Sennert, Stefan Seymour, W l~·an Shaw, L sa She on, N cho'us Shen, Sh:chang Snen, Sh~x·ng S'cke::.s, Michael S · ~va, chae SLv :s , Pame l ~a Simpson, A exander Skeen , Jennifer Skeeter, Laurance S~ack, ~(' na s::.ama , Nicholas Smith, Jan.:.ce Smith , Kermec~a Srr.~th , K~mberly Sm~th , N cho.::.as sm:th , Rebecca Smo herman , M'chae Snapp , Veron~ca Sneed , Tracy Soos , Anna Southworth, Rache::. Spainhour , Rebekkah SpearLn II, James Spel man, :>en'se Spencer , Car::. S al~1ns , James Starrur , Aaron , Starks , Ashley Stemler, Char es Stewart, Stephan~e Stokes , Sco t S one , Andrea Stonerock, Danie St . Peter, Ann tte Sul::.ivan, Dan:el Sumnterh.ll , M.:.ke Summers , Daniel 53 �Sutherland rland , Jeff ry Sy ves er , Shannon S.ldbO , SUZdnne Tu i · ror , v nee '!'albo , Rob rt Tdp·a , Howard su~h T y or , Ann Tay or , :::...ara Te ry , JamPs fhomas , JaMeS Thomas , Je fe y Thorras , Lakisha Thorras , Misha Thompson , E izabe h '!'hompson , Joann Thorrpson , Zachary Thornb ry , Jess1ca Thorp , Ma ew 7ll~ey , James Ting .... ey , Emi:y Tol!.es , Jesse Tompk . . ns , 7heresa Townsend , S acey Tess:ar , Marshal: Turner , Renesa Tyler , Shanna va.:.ls , Jannetha Vald r s , Rosana Valen . . ne , KLmb r . . y Val .... ieres , Cl'nt Vande rmoere , Amber Vanterpoo . . , Joshua Veres , Jonathan V1a:pando , T1ffany Vig.:. . . , cr.:.st ne Vinson , CoLr land Wagner , Christopher Wa . . e . Jess . . ca Waker , Jona han Waldron , M chae~ Wa k r , Bran Walker , Chr's opher 54 �Zimmerman Wa ker, Dan el Wa er, Teresa Ward, Mat hew ward, Shane Ward-Garr'son, Erin WarrEn, Sha aurra Wa .. ters, A ena Wutt , M'che .. e W bb, Chr stopher Weber, A ana Whee.er, Rona .... d Whets e n, A ys a Whitfie.d, Ji ~ie Wh~ f'e d, Tashona w·chs, Jeff w· bor, Keetu W .kerson, • 1na w· l.:.ams, James w. l.:.ams, Sherr'e W 11 mrs, 7acey w 11 a~s, 7yneshio w·l ... amson, Donna W'lmoth, Bret Wi:.son, David Winston, Cour ney Wood, Manesa Woodworth, Jeffery Wright, Kather1ne Wright, Miche .. e Ybarra, Ricky Younq, Da.rrah Youngo ood, Kris opher zavu , Victor.a z·mmerman, Travis Wisely Innocent 55 �Sh b ck >f WHS' Dl..r ng "l B az1s how a p.ay nq 56 ~-< ~coming ~i ~a ir tru n Parad . Aaron march'nq a w n . a PaJl cone n ra n with th r gh unr nq w!-. 1 w l q r h �R')dnguez and Vene~ a P n1 I" w tl".eir pr~de ar ng their cheerlead1ng Jn form for an q g m . As a French Club prOJ ct . ~any peop:e par 1c1p d 1n th p mpkin draw1ng con est showr h re by R ba Cupp, ancy anda Kr ty Ra b, and T a Slack. r Ba dwtn par i~ipates 1n a r1s buildind v1ry dyr ng soph mor or ntatto~ for JROTC . S even Galway and A~ena Watters use teamwork o d sign th 1r Ha owe n pumpk1ns for a Sp nish Club acttvity at lunch . 57 �ELEGANT DETAIL "9 thiVlk that this has beeV! a preparatioVI 0ear for the Drama DepartmeVlt. We as studeVlts have beeVI asked maVllj que~tioVls about the traV!sitioVI wtth the VIew high school." WeV!dlj KohV!ert ''J'Wr. [oriVlg is a rea/10 awesome teacher aVId great director. He makes platjs fuV! aVId picks a cast that work..., well together." Melissa l'eetjVIOias "CJV!Itfe, it is said that the wa0 to express tjOurself is through siVlgiVlg, aVId it's true/" l'etjaVI Cruz "The music program has beeV! a legac0 at Widefteld High ~chool. We have woVI Vlumerouc::, state competitioVlc.., aVId aV!ljOVle who is iVI the music departmeVlt s hould be hoV!ored" CjeV!Vl!fer ]uhrmaVI 58 D'splay1ng he effects of many pract1ccs, Susan G enchant their audience d~rirg ph Fountai~ Va ley C r �nd Josh Wa k r ac ou on of ~h any Larry Tho pson tak s a ~1n to rehearse the p1ece he w1ll perform at W1n t"'rf s IV. 59 �Front Row : t 1a Sm1 t, G n'1i C'r McA1 2nd Row: ~en'1if r Avalos, and Lan< 3rd Row: f 1n1fer Schno s, Tracy L Taking time to glanc a~ the camera, Phi~ P t y s ays 1n wi h h~ v1qoro empo. 1m Amy Sandvik and W1 1am Hess stay n n1,on as they blas a une d ring a ho e basketba~~ gam . out 60 Jo • K1rk a'1d amazes ev n h1s f llow band ~ mber whi~ JaZZl~g it up ur1ng h1, solo . �Pep Band t • J Grav Second Row: Drtn n, P a S1 v Mlk Bartee, Marie~ nay, Ki S th, Brandy Renon, Q tnata, S ephante k. Bobby Hdrrts Third Row: Mrs . M helle M sey, Ltll1an He1nr1ch, Josh Walker, Aaron Blazis, J rem h Holcomb, John ~ rod Forbes Fourth Row: Mr. Russ Massey, ,t Paul, Chris Go~den, Matt Boa man, Mik Ho land, Phil P tty, Adam D wetler, Danny Coleman, Jo81 KiYkland, Br.tt ny ~oyle, David Vtgil, Fred Ell S, Mr . Phl. O.ivas Jazz an Front Row: Laura Dobler, m J.mgerman, Amy Mon es, Tyron Chisho.m, Bobby Harris, J nnifer Cox, y ndvick, William H ss 2nd Row: Apr1l Cl nt, ~r . 1 h 11 Mass y, Jason Walker, Shelia Paul, Ph1l Pet y, Aaron B.azis, Lillian H inr1ch, Jona han Zay , Josr wa~k r, John Dionne, Aaron Stamm, Brittany Doy~e. Joe~ Kirkland, ico.e Aganon Elegant Details 61 �Symp onic Band Front Row: n M 1 Sm h, Amanda P as Preparing h~r 1ns rJm ~ performanc , Amanda Ch1ld C'Onc r.tration to mak perfect. Valerie Ga:.egos Laura DaLbler s1 s pa 1 cue from rhe conductor . 62 he �Chamber Winds in ScJd r1, Susan , v.on1ca Jon s, Kr sten M chler, Tammy acK, •, Wry Kohnert 2nd Row: Daniel~ Aug, Chr1s in Igo, Ar~~n~ Treat, ow, SJsan R~1n1nge , DecK~r. Jo~y Ch1shol , ShaJnna Smith, John Row: Dawr ver::.ing, Alr.y ..,a 1k, K '·· r, S eph n1 Eb rw n, J~nn1fer , Jonath n Zay, ~l an 1nri Holcomb, Josh Walker, R1ck e p, Jd 1 Kiyk and, P er Laird 4th Row: Ms . Roxann Ba s, Sh la FaJl, .onoccus McC a1n, James Mumma, Fred Ell1s, DaviJ ~ ~. Valdez Wind Ensemble na Lang, Eliz be h Y Br anne Brumback, L1ndsay Fuga e, Cr1s 1n V1gi g1n1a v1d Di od1ca, Rob rr Curt1s, Sha aurra Wa er, > nobler, Turkesa Be:~. S efan1e Benyard. Teena ~~ ck, Row: Aaron Blazis, Pet r Burn, ~rik Nelson, cr.rysta: S u' ~ , MLcha 1 W ldror, Cor"ntha .homas, William Jungerma, ~by Harr s, William H ss, Scott Stoke , JohP Bedel 4th Row: T1m Batt, Bren n Hogan, Adam n tw1~er, navld Kilstro , Anthony Agrussa, Br1 tany Doyl 63 �Band Council Front Row: yap 0' Rourke, k, J natha 4ay, Joni uOSh W 'k r 2nd Row: Wendy la1n r nt, D wr Li~~ Kr sin Sc1d ri. an He nr' h. Amy S 3rd Row: Chr'stina Lang Ta k Grow, Erir s Choir Council Front Row: Andrea Be:l, Anne• r ebe •. Tonoccus McClain, Janeen rl, Brooke Thornh1l. 2nd Row: Cameron Coon, KL 7a J , Delia Gonza.es, Aar •n k , Sarah Hilman 3rd Row: obby Harris, M ' i, Kr s i r ;, lo Pictured: 64 osr Not worth �Orchestra Council Front Row: Chris y Brown, ennan, Rache. Ram1r z, Jareen Harw Jenn1fer Avalos 2nd Row: Cheryl Hall, ~enni Wo.ford, Amber A~in, Amy Bream, Ty isha Preston, Danae 1cDaniel Drama Council Front Row: Brandi Hauchin, Tach.an o~. Foreman, Amanda Harr1s Row: 2nd Dav d Reyno d , , Courtney T1~fany ~uh Schaffner, Melissa ds, Ryan weadon Row: Jason Aga, Judy way, " - 4th Row: col 3rd Tuck, osh han Heins an achae Esp1noza, h Elegant Details 65 �The Arkansaw Bear The Arkansaw Bear was a play with a message . On the days of September 26 and 27 , it was shown to the high school and elementary students . Everyone loved the cast and the enjoyment they brought to the play . hompson st w dane . 66 the crowd her rhe ~tarbri htets : Ty 1 ha Pre f1ffany FJhs, H ather Gu dr Courtney Shaffner , Ra ha ~ on, �a F nw d m , p ay k por ray a t'l 0 gh h le~~n ary ~hool A a d1 nc . hows de p e o on n an e o ona par f e P y. 67 �ACAPELL A Front Row: Anya Binn bo e, ina Rebecca K 1d, s~ Ho m s 2nd Row: W1~kerson, and Bobby Abby 'abe, and ~p~f Trom s Row : Ms. Anna Hamre, Matt R ha Vai s, s ephani war , Amanda Hu ch1son, H1 d Ka a, Kyrnec a Gamb e, K ant, and Ken Bigley 4th Row: Kari L~s ca, David , J nnif r Ranb1rg, Aaron R d~ord, Jeff Bever, L rry Thompsor, Robert ra:hot , Troy R by, Reba Cupp, Dam1an Maish, Jenny Ketcham, and S even Ga van CHAMBER Front Row: Tanya WatKlnS, lh in, Shaunna s 1th, s t on Perc1va~. Ryan Cruz, Kev1n Tn u~. Rachel K1rchmann, , and Ardr a Bell 2nd Row: asha K lly, Elai odd Anderson, L1z Boatr ght, 1ichae Ho~land, Dan elle Daigle, Ronn1e Coop r, .eresa Spann, Peter ls rJ·fer Stewart 3rd Row: Ms. Anna Hamre, M e£, Elena Maschg r, Cam ron Coon, Jack e ShPrwood, Tonoccus M C~a n, Sarah iller, Ryan O'Rourke, De ores We.:s, A e, and Kim Rupprech 4th Row: Jarod Forbes, D ane rdson, David F1or1llo, .. RobP , Brian Daffron, l'eghan He d Ed Ni~andro 5th Row: M1chael My rs, Sa r1c S 1nson, Me aPle Be •• e, Austin 1orrow, and Sophia Stow 11 68 �Tr. worn r. of Cha b r Sing rs v i sat w rterf pread Christ~ ~anya o o for Wa K s pra 1c~ her h~ fi er p r 1p w1 "' m ng perfor ance. n of Chamb r Sirg rs dur ng the r co ert for Founpa1n Va ey CAF Rorr.1c Coop~r and Troy ~uby work phrouqh p rfor an n a f1na dress rehe r h Elegant Details oyf k1n~s ~- for th 1r 69 �'' ake My Hand'' The play David and Tisa , written by James Reach , was a dramatic presentation about two young people who find help and love in each other . Those who saw it were forever touched by its performance . The actors and actresses displayed " amazing nuances to this outstanding production ." exclaimed Mr . Scott Loring , the drama director . This was a play which will remain in our hearts for many years to come . M" Kowal k b trdy a play "Dav~d dnd ir 70 r a .• r �L1 sa's counselor, play d by Chris Kohner , calks to Lisa abou the upcoming Thanks iv1ng party. (Ry r w a on) recurring r.igrt ar of a clock CJtting off p op s' h~ads is portray d by the cas ~avid's With h s mak up on, ronaccu cc aLJ g s into h1s character b€fore the performance. 71 �Jannetha Vat s shows her xc tement and s1rprise forth~ b a1t1fJl so.o she JSt perf.::>rmed . Karya H nry and Emi y Dono r o fo ow a.onq hey s1ng a por ion from Howard Marson's "Song of Democracy". As they sing, Chrystal Dock, Angel c Holmes , Anne • Gribel , and Lusia Watson keep a clos~ watch on the direc or for any ch r. in tempo. Singtng powerfu.ly and with he r , tt.e worn n of Gospel Choir put on th 1r usual Oltstanding p r ormance . 72 �WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE • nn f r rroia, atcher, Kim H nry, R Aml Erika ia Orr Row: Ms. Anna e ' 0nn1fer S ev n, Saroya rner, J8SSL~a Wai R beKKa~ Spairho r, Kr s 1 Harr1s, :h~lly Nl~ho~son, Tr1~1a o~ s, Mon1ca ,~ , and Ebony Will1ams 4th Row: Ang8 c Holmes, Chr1s Loewenste1n, Christy .nurmond, Amarda Huber, Jessica rrornb ry, Ann • Gr1 b w nn, K nya H nry, 1rd A1mee 5th Row: Chrystal mell, Tan1a B a kwe ~. ~nannon Corb tt, Josie Charpier, Sarah Hilman, \~risty Co.e, Chrystal oll, Reyneld Bunk:ey, and Melissa W"'l aker uU GOSPEL CHOIR Elegant Details 73 �tiV This year , Widefield celebrated its fourth annual Winterfest Concerts . :t was also the last Winterfest Concert featuring the Chambers groups , due to the new high school opening next year . There were three concert nights . The first concert , " Children &Toys " featured Women ' s Concert Choir , Men ' s Choir , Wind Ensemble , and String Orchestra . " Holiday Concert " featured A Cappella Choir , Women ' s Ensemble , Young Men in Harmony , Symphonic Band , Sweet Harmony , and Gospel Choir . The final performance , "Winters of the World " featured Chamber Winds , Chamber Strings , and Chamber Choir . Jacob Lu ck and Er1c Eddings play t~ 1r saxophor n th foy r b ore on o~ h Win efes~ p rformances. 74 Meghan H irsman, Andrea Bell, and prepara ior o p rform. lai~c F nwick s1ng a song in Dav1d Kels er, .yron Ch1sholm, and v~rgina Garc1a with a sm1.e while the other groJps p rform. wa~ �h y r b f r p rf rm r •1- Wn f ur nq 75 �Cho r M rv ~ber w ~t patiert~y for tr t l 1n pr para 1 Je to beg n sing ng . pl y h r VlO 'l. riffany F h , witt h r unb~tton d hir , d prac inq o a tha bad. ~hat 76 on �nq k. co d, B nn y Benne , an Kat·~ ~ g t ~r 1 he foy rn. Elegant Details 77 �Winteriest IV During warm-ups, Christ1na Lang g ts in a couple of ex ra pract ce minu es. At 1ntermission, the Charrber Winds' saxes perform an ensemble. 78 yan Weadon and Tonoccus Mer ai pi ce, ~. brought the crowd to 1 f w •t "he �Danae McDanie: concentrates on war~ing up her vio:in . Mrs. Vanda Skadden maKes fina. tun1ng adiustments before he concert. B fore he second corcert of W1nterfest IV, the Wil"d Ensemble flutes une he1r 1ns r1m r s . 79 �J u sica ~lalr.(Yy h fr~ ~ direc h d l".'gh Wl vnf dence, awa1t1 g rer Anna Ha r W h ham: 80 n s, M Concer m'lio Chavez ch rks h of r cho1r . music to t Cho r ch nt aK h 's Su t r tl J nc w n �MEN'S CONCERT CHO R oro Er c •a1 h. 3rd Row: ll i BaC'a, and Clin WOMEN'S CONCERT CHOIR c.1 Elegant Details 81 �za howbiz Continuing the tradition of being a huge success, the Broadway Review featured an ensemble of talented actors and musicians . They showcased their dramatic , comical and musical talents on January 30 and 3 1 . The cast had as much fun performing as the audience did watching . Rach K r~hm nr, •an~~n Hayward, and E a1n F wick ar8 bos m budd a h y ing "Fri nd h p• ou nq en 82 AJ in Morrow . h r w1 �of h R v ew 0 n • here' Ha'nnunq A v W and f ~h e• . v-lh Ho . e o~ning hands in unlty, Ryan We dor, Ken Bigley and M1k and g ve cr a wh r C"Ied is due in Takes A Woman• . Portray ng two 0 d n, Steve Fe cr f nny p fro I'm t;lQt E!!!l:lQ~OQ(t . and Tonoccus "'CC a in perform a 83 �Chamber Strings '1, Hawk 4th row: v Diana Brl o , Sa J f Bow I, Amy Br am, J3svn WalkPr, Jaj Johnson, ~olly ::>av s String Orchestra 0, Je Joy Not pictured: Rif 84 Rhonda Aaron f �f During tt d a w r nrer on a M Danie p~ay for a Ja on for W the WLnterf s aud1 nc srna~l day Cone r , rin Gr n he ~oy r. p r1 nand hy Elegant Details 85 �auac1 avors "'Lhe mo~t important thing this seme~ter i~ pas~ing m1:1 classes and asking J\llr. Heather/1:1 about m1:1 mom when the!::J were in high school." Kathie Klataska "'Chis ...,emester. the mo...,t important thing i~ getting good grades. lischo/arship is ver1:1 important to me. but it won't happen with a ·e average. Kenn1:1 Re!::Jnolds "'Chis is m!::Jia~t ~em ester in high school. so 9 juc;t want to be happf:1 and enjo1:1 m!::Jiast daf:1s at Widefield" Samantha Le!J!anc "'Chis semester 9 want to tr0 and help people accompfic..,h ~orne of their goa/c.., before 9 graduate." Cjerem0 Pickens 86 on t �w / Saroyd 1r q '1 t w.1y o a 'A' H h r, ur q 87 �Joe Royer Jane Moyer Ken Potman Jay Cornils Anna Romero-Lehrer ;)ave Turner Mlke B::.ondin1 Don Cas :e ':'haddeus Ha:l Jan Scht..etz Barbara Smith Rick W::.lson \1r. Potman. Mr,_ Romero-Lehrer. Mr,. Moyer. and \1r. Royer cook a pancake breakfa\t for all the teacher on an ugu\t morning. 88 Mr. Adam' on a good day. �Carolyn Abe::. Dave Adams Carol Anderson Roxanne Bates Amy Bauer C'her~ Becke Dody Beeson Maureen Blunt Kathy Borre::.li S ella Bowers Sue Bowman Patricia Brock Phy::.lis Brown Karen Burke Cindy Burzlaff W 11 arr. Cane G1nny Car::.son Betty Casper Jirr. Chambers Gerda C ark 1\h. Sapunlloft. Ml"\. Hudgm'>. and Mr' <lte\Cil\ enJO} the momtng \Uil after hemg CllOJ..ed hreaUast h} the ,tdmml\trator\. Sagacious Endeavors 89 �June Cob ... entz Mike Coffey She ry Con::.ey Mik Car~a Cooney Copeland Helen Cozzie Carolyn Cross Gregg Dah.berg Carine Daubert M' Bed,e '>how\ her ,,d,enturou-. side as she prepare' to scale a W<lll on the JROTC field trip to San D1cgo. ::>on Dav1s Al Derby John Devine Rene D.. az Joe Dionisio Paul Dob::.er Kevin :::>uren Michael Eastman Dale Evans Butch Facke~man Jim Fe::.ice Mr Adarm. Mr. Held. Mr Schoolma-.ter. and Mr enJO} therr pancake-. on a 'unny morntng. 90 ickle �. onte fe ers Mary Freeman Meg Ga~~agher Doug Goforth Judy Goodw ... n Pa ti Grande ... Sharon Gr nz Anna .Hamre Bobbi Harris Von Har ey Ann Hawker Mike Heatherly Judy Henke :::..arry Henry Pearl HL ... Nancy Ho::.:n Kamberly Ho::.mquis Janet Horvath Jackie Hudg~ns Connie Jackson Edgar Johnson Randy Jones Sandy Koch Lynn Kopaz Br~an Krause MaryAnn Krause :Jave Krempley :Jeborah Lacy Patrick Lawrence Lydia Lemke 91 �C~~fford L~nds y Ron L s ey Scott Lor~ng GaL Lot Brenda Lough Susanne Lucero Pau:. MacRenato Joe Malacara Caro~ Mar in Jean Martin Miche:.le Massey S eve Meissner Lori Meredith She::.li Miles Richard Molter Caryn Morin Helga Morr~son John Morse Mark Munoz Jeane te Mutchler Jan Myers ::...ee Nauman Wayne ickle Marian O ' N~· .\1r' 5te\en' and Mr\. lunch lark take thetr v.cll dc>ened datly hrcak alter fint,htng \Crvtng 92 \ �'l'~ L: l ~ ~ 1.::.:.1 :::.,·nda Over · n G' Po -..rok orma Pate Be'"h Pershing Teresa Ph ... l ...... ps Joe Pore Stacc) Bor01 urcs.,es II I.e Mrs. H,m 1-eron. "Dress h"c \OUr l;l\orite teacher day". Nancy Rahne Dav1d Reeder Rick R... sk Jean Rolfs Frank Sagona Reggie Sanders Brenda Spuntzoff John Schoolmaster Linda Schwartz Robe r Sennert Jim Skadden Jeanie Sheram ~ ' , . . ' l ...... Vanda Skadden Anne Spencer Sagacious Endeavors 93 �Sarah S e1nbach AnneMar.e Stevens Lil Stone Sharon Stroud Duane Swanson Chris Tabeling Mr. Tabeling ~uperv i se~ the assembling of the ~now chain~ on the Ecology field tnp. Grant Taggart Rober Taylor Robert Tim He:.en TostanoskJ.. Kim TzitzlCZS Nancy Wade Mr. Hacking show~ h" Hallov.een ~pi ri t by dre-.sing. up a-. a klingon. 94 �Mich l:e Walker Harry Wallace Rober Warnke Tony Washing on John Weadon Rose We ... ls Co::.een Welsh Joan Wermers Mr. Wilson and Mr-.. Sheram dut1fully put the1r trash U\l.ay after the pancake brea!..fast. .'-'lr. dam-. and Mrs Harri-. g1\e each other a hot dog "h1gh live" \l.hlle coo!..ing for the Homecom1ng barbecue bonfire. 95 �Renaissance Recipien s of well deserved cards wait patiently o be g1ven treir packets w1th a numb r of benefits inside. David lefan e rad1a es pride as h rece1ves his card for another semester of arred excellence . Show1ng his individual s yle, wh ch is un1que , S ephen Peters anno~nces ris share of Renaissance recipients . 96 �RENAISSANCE PLANNING COMMITTEE Front Row: Ryan 2nd Row: Robert Jacksor, E•• en e fer C'ox, 'Ra h l Sunde s a~ ·e 0 ie Pl.US 3rd Row: ~YS. Jan 3chuetz, r :>hll~ r Watk.ns, Kr stin Scud ri, Anne' Griebe:, Veron1que Bryar.t, Darw1n Talbott ri Forensics Front Row: ca Thornbery, Sarah 2nd Row: 1ne Fenw1ck, Er n Wa Kll 3rd Row: or 1 w- rd rna r , Ginny Utera, Sarar McAr er, n o qh i'l. w· i"e Per£>z, :Ja Gr m, JallllP.e Or Not Pictured : Mrs. Lin.:ia Schwartz, M Sagacious Endeavors 97 �Extra, Extra rrysta: ra ley finishe wni e she designs a ~ayo story on he ~omp teY . <r 1 r f Before anyone received each hot new edition of The Widefield Gladiator , the journalism staff put Widefield pride into every issue they did . Deadlines , articles, interviews and advertisements , always kept the class on its toes . After the clouds of chaos cleared , the staff found a minute or two to relax , before they geared up for the next edition was due to the presses . Ebony Wil:iams glances hrough some old newspapers looking for any different ~ayouts to put in the Gladiaror . 98 Front Row: \nna Chudozilova , K1m Bulter , Stacy Ph~llips , Erika Kinhofc 2nd Row: r . ~~vine , Barbara Mu1oz , JJlie Horvath , Ebony Willia~s. Tr { ;ou j , er y ohr , Arlene .reat , An.elique Johnson , ~avid Grim , Brandon M~~o,alo 3rd Row: S eve M K ney , ef~ Mickules , John Sansom , Dawn P~illip , f s t rland 4th Row: Adrian Smith , Devon Priest , Mar1a Sanchez-Traynor , Er1c S i ~ ~ t 1 ctured : S eve Pc ers , Crysta Bradl•y �pr d tr n wta y r nd f r The W1def.e d . 99 �Overtime ~his yearbook staff put in some overtime to make the yearbook something to be pr< ud >f . They wanted this year ' s book to be special because this is the last year Widefield will have only one high school . Next year there w~ll be two high schoo_s , Mesa Ridge and Widefie-d . A considerable amount of hard work and effort wen~ into the publication of the yearbook fr0m ~ugust until May . ~his year , as in the past , chron~cling the year ' s events was a goliath undertaking . Dead:ines were stressful at times , but an excelient end product made the stress worthwhile . 100 w �Front Row: Sagacious Endeavors 101 �WHSNEW Produc ion is the name of the game . WHS Morning ews may look easy , but it isn ' t . Many tasks make up each day ' s newscast including choosing graphic designs and music , entering each announcement into the computer , choosing each day ' s specia: assignment , and practicing the lines . Recording the broadcast sometimes takes two or three takes . Sometimes reporters and producers must stay after school ~n order to get the product ready for the next day . Production 102 �Reporters: Front row: m ~ ~nd Kar ntha T omas pr~p re to an~h >r ~h~ n xt day' WH M r r.~ N w . 103 �Athletic Training The Athletic Training Program at Widefield is one of excellence and achievement . It is extremely respected by the community as well as the those outside of the community . The training room itself has been nationally recognized . The student training program is one envied by many other high schoo:s across the state . In order to become a student trainer students must first take the Basic Athletic Training class . Then they must fill out an application when there is an opening in the program . If a student is selected , he or she will start work immediately . 104 �"Being a member of the athletic training program is an experience that has . . g~ven me many memones that I will stay with me forever." Jeanette Beaupre "It gives students an indepth look at the medical field. There is a great opportunity to work with two of the best trainers in the world: Mr. Tim and Mrs. Walker." Christie Duncan e B a pre, Chris na Mar1e Garc1a, T~resa Walker, 1r . Bob T1m , ) n B Ker and Ca vin Coulo ng Sagacious Endeavors 105 �When the football halftime whistle blows , spectators who rush out to get a snack miss an American tradition , the halftime show . Mil:ions of American high school students are involved in Marching Band progra~s, but many fans don ' t appreciate or understand the time , work , and effort that goes into a halftime show . At the end of the show , as band members march off the football field with pride in a job well done , the spectators may forget the planning , teaching , coordinating and practice , but they will certainly remember the spectacle of the show itself . • 5th Row: r' Jennif~r 1 n, M1k eff ~..,, , Bobby Stl 106 M r eo, �y w ~ w sta d g at att n y sh w h WHS pri 107 �Building Towards The Future Building Trades is a class that teaches students the profession of construction . It has been a class at Widefield for the past 17 years . When this class started houses sold for $47 , 000 each . Houses built now cost $125 , 000 each . The students do everything connected with the house except plumbing , electric , heating , dry wall and carpeting . When the house is finished an open house is held for the school and community to see the finished product . 108 �aY p nd bo mp w . D r 1 . nd Mdr ..1 K" hba , p O.Jt t Sagacious Endeavors 109 �Down and Dirty k. h non, M k 110 Fr ~. r n Sm h, Jo h R v ra, R k m1 h, Ramod d q , �111 �Welding Chadd ar ston , Aaron Dunr, "ChucK" Chapman dwanson r pmar, Aaro 112 Dr , Chad lar on, Jus•on Good3~ work hard on th ir C.J. Spencer is work1ng handling Wlth the extr metal. �Chad K h1 n~ndy ~o, proJ c ... nar:i or 113 �D.E.C.A. Wdrm 114 �1 DECA members participated in various competitions this year . They went to Glenwood Springs and Vail in the Fall . The State Competition was at the Broadmoor Hotel , and for the first time , the District Competition was held at Pikes Peak Community College . The members participated ln different categories ; from Apparel and Accessories to Quick Serve Restaurant to Insurance . The competition was difficult , but Widefield DECA continued to show its greatness . 3 rd Row : �N.J.R.O.T.C. With over 150 cadets , this year ' s . J . R . O. T . C . was a great success! Many of the Cadets had the opportunity to visit San Diego , California , where they experienced what life in the avy is really like . N. J . R . O. T . C . participated in many events within he school and community . Throughout the school year they had uniform inspections and tests about avy procedures . Jeff Hampton stated , " I have had a lot of fun this year . Time has passed by so quickly , and I can ' t wait until next year !" d f pr d y m r h �Cannon, V rg1n1a and Joe C ntr ~~. ag o he stud n nd ,. Bonn San in h H ing pa ad . Sagacious Endeavors 117 �National Honor Society Math Club 118 �Area Vocational Program Cooperative Office Education Cosmetology 119 �Tenacious Undertakings "'Track is a gooa sport. 9t takes aeaication ana motivation to withstana the workout::. (practices) ana the completion at the track meets. " -Coop J'v1.a0s- "'This 0ear's volle0ballseason was a great learning experience. 'The people are great ana 9 haa a lot of fun. " -l1m0 Sirois- "Mr. J'vtunoz maae this season an interesting one for me. J'vtfd basketball talents will not stop, so 9'11 catch fdOU on the rebouna, 11ove." -Aarian Smith~ ffany Ot , Chr1ssy Hall, Sarah R chardson, and J nn fer Carazo enthusias 1cally cheer on th ir teammate . 120 �Jacksor uses h1s 1ntellig nc , his krowledg tr ng h to overpow r h1s opp ~Pt . of wrestling oves and Adrian S~1th goes ~P ro shoot two for he G adiators agatPst 'asson. 121 �Off to a shaky start against Overland , the Widefield Glads managed to accomplish quite a considerable amount . With a record of nine interceptions in one season , George Winn beat Coach Heatherly ' s lnng standing record of eight interceptior.s . Overall , the season was terr~fic . The Gladiatcrs made it to the first round in the playoffs by beating the Palmer Terrors 20-14 . The next week , the Glads charged onto the field hoping to beat the Mullen Mustangs . Hope wasn ' t enough , but the players knew they tried their hardest and accomplished most of heir goa:s throughout the season . th offen e Coach 122 a �Joe Foster breaks 1nto the open f 1 and speeds down h f1eld toward a ouchdown. S ar TO Fi IS I• Tenacious Undertakings 123 �"Even though thi.:::. was probablf:1 m1:1last 1:1ear of pla1:1ing, '0 am, and alwa1:1s will be, proud of being a Widefield football pla1:1er. " -David Carter"'Chis 1:1ear we had a great team effort. 'Lhe seniors provided excellent leadership and pia!jed hard. Several juniors stepped in and made important contributions. 9t was a pleasure to work w1th this group of f:10ung men." -Coach CjohnSchoolmasterkE' d n sh fr d C"dr h.• r, p J h --- kP , 6th Row: I 124 S I" m, Ky �k M1 Havtr "t b go ov r the t p, Luk arr r. W am takes down n! Sha~ S ffer on and Jav d Carter Coop Mays for gett1ng th ouchdown in again t 1ber y . I • a "ob w0.l don . 125 �Sophomores ~his year ' s Sophomore Football team soared high . Usually in the shadows , this year he team stood out with almost a perfect record of 9 and 1 . Under the guidance of Coach Chris Tabeling and Coach Monty Fetters , he team showed their pride . S me key players for the team were : Paul Pollard , the leading rusher wi h1715 yards in 248 carries , Ron Jones , the leading receiver with 312 yards and 17 receptions . Finally , Bryan Bohanan , the leading passer , had 585 yards with 45 comp:etions . Overall , the year was a resounding success with the players enjoying every minute of it . 1 •d•ner) Rushfozd 126 d �Tenacious Undertakings 127 �Speedos Wh1 e ~ r1ving toke p ah ~of her comp ion, Annel1 s h rself o ake fir~t ln the 500 fr e tyle . Jo~n on p h The Lady Glads Swim Team had a great season. With a 3 - 4 season , and a team of 40 girls , they made waves . There were many individual as well as team improvements . The top letter point winners leading the team this season were : Lara Elwell , Anneliese Johnson, Brandy Folt z , Robin Blake, and Julie Elwell . Although the Glads were disappointingly defeated by Wasson , they had remarkable triumphs over Mitche l l , Harrison , and Sierra . A recent reorganization of the league offered the team a chance to swim against more evenly matched teams . Dur1ng diving , Jul1e Slwell helps prep Chrissy Ha:: for her next race by g1ving her a relaxing shoulder massage . Showing true gladiator sportsmanship , Maria Sanchez-Traynor makes her way to the lane next o her, to congrat late the Wasson swimmer on an exceptional race . 128 �Af er an cxh3ust1nq and remarkab e 200 I.M . Brandy Fo~tz rece1ves an c~t~u iasti co p men fro Lara Ewell. "'Jt''=' been a lot of fun being captain this season. 'Lhe gtrls are all great in dtfferent wal:f::.. 9 hope the0 keep their spints high for 0ears to come.· 'Liffan'd ]o!tz- "9 feel we dtd a lot better this season than last 0ear. We had man0 more Win'=> thts 0ear. but we also had exceptional team sptrit. • -Ktm Mt!lerFront row: Jenn~fer Carazo, Amanda Juransin, ~1ffany Ot , re.., ifer Levercedge, L~nda MayE"'r, a nsha Ranq€', Brandy foltz, Rob1n a~e. e Elwel:, Mar~a Sanchez-Trayror, Sayah R chardson, Anjrina Arno.j 2nd Row: ~oach ~1sa Whorton, Kim Henry, Lar lwe , Ti~~ary Fol~z. M1ka w ct f, 'E'Y Inq~es, Cass e Bayl~ss, Krystal MeAn nch, Anni u , "'~• 1ica Gomez, .Jolene F~annery, welet tinau, Miche~le Roof, Cour ney 3rd Row : Coach Dav"d Gordon , Stacy Towns nd, Jon1 DE'ckE"'r, Aaron Dun r, r ssy Ha~ , Desirea R der , Kat"e Wright, Arra Chudoz .ova, Jeran I Po::ard , Mari sa Wood, Jessica Flannery, Lara ay1or, Annel ese Joh1son, Kim ~1~~er, Cheryl Hall, Jessica Rutterbories " y ·~ber Cava~augh, , ·we had a reall0 successful season. t_he team cons!':::> ted of a large group of freshman this 0ear. which will msure success m sea::.on'=' to come.· -Coach Dave r<eeder- 129 �De ication With a new coach , Steve Olberg , and eight seniors : David Carter , Joey Chisholm , Nick 8ecker , Joe Foster , Michael Jackson , Mike Miller , Jon Syk 3 and Luke Wil~iams , the 1996-1997 season of hard work and determination paid off when three seniors and one sophomore qualified for State Competitions . Excited and somewhat r·elieved , all will admit hat even though it was a difficult season they wish it would have lasted longer . The team record wasn ' t what was anticipated , but because of their support for each other , the guys accomplished a number of persona: goals . "The hardec;t s ix minu tes in c;port._, make._, a man of fdOU for ._,;x ltfetime <-; " -']oe0 Chic;holm",Llf/ 9 wanted to d o wa._, win one for Turner; 9 gue._,<::> 9 came cfo...., e ." -']on Sfdkora "Word._, don't make a man, but three 0 ear._, of wre . . . tling comes pre tt0 c/oc...,e." -'Jo e -:;o . . . t er Front Row: a K ow ry Rob r 130 Cur~l , �131 �n v 132 ry, h 1:, K. �133 �y am1c Th~s year's basketball teams had an excellent season. The coaches were very proud of each player for trying his best and achieving his goals. Their determina ion and togetherness helped end the season with 6-13 overall and a 3-7 league . The many hidden talents of the plays showed br'ght and proud during their time on the cour~. ""::l'm plea:::.ed with the effort and dedication of this 0ear's team. clhe pla0ers found a wa0 to perform, even through adver....,itf:d. We had our up...., and downs but character reallf:1 describe~ this team/" · Coach )Vla rk /Vf.u noz- �"this .::.ea . . . on wet._, fun even though we didn't fini._,h the WCifd we expected. 7'm looking forward to next 0ear becau . . . e our .::.ea . . . on i...., going to be a lot better." -!'<odne0 rCI.rm::-.tead "Thi._, hac. been Cf fun and challenging . . . ea . . . on for LA ...... Hopefullfd next 0ear'._, . . . quad can pick up where we left oft and hopeful/fd thefd can make it to ~tate." Cedric Davis- k!T'on nd Ad 1ar h ~r p r for the r b d ff Tenacious Undertakings l3S �"We did prett0 well this 0ear. Next 11ear ::J look forward to doing even better. We'll enhance our skilb even more." - !3r0an !Johanan- w k d aK nq nq b 136 k pporent , wh k �Brenden Hogan and Jeremy he p the1r fellow t ~ ~ates rebound the ball a ~he opponent's goa . Ack~1n "This 0ear'c:. team was fdOtAnger. Coaches Harris and Cofield were a real help. N ext 0ear 9 look forw ard to doing even better." - H unter L.ewise, e ~ p ~~en0 2nd Row : , ey o rd, Ed n, Kr1sty R ub (manag • B r•l y , F.rik Ne on, J1mrey W r WI", Ma~~ w rd . C'hr st e >ui. 3rd Row: ar 137 �Recovery The varsity gir:s this year were awesome . I took a lot of hours of hard work and practice o achieve the record . Every team member and coach enjoyed the season . They were all inspired by the senior leadership on the team . The entire team had a great deal of determination , which really pa~d off during the season . ·'Che whole team worked hard al/ . . . ea . . . onlong. Whether it wa..;; at practice or tn the game. ever1:1one gave it her all We had a lot to prove. and we dtd an excellent JOb of domg W. -lilicia Hawker- Yhh has been a reall1:1 enjo1:1able ..;;ea . . .on We're a prett1:1 f:10tmg team that learned a lot. not on/11 from our new coache-::,, but al. . .o from our semor leader..;;htp. We gave 100% all the time and that IS what made our ..;;ea..;;on..;;o great". -Iinne' (jriebelFront Row: "'Chts sea:::.on ha:::. been great Our coach realltj got us to believe we could win. We ve come a long waf1 ... - Cr1:1stal [ee- 138 Eve Ma on a h A ~ ' �r ce ve d r1ng a hard down court on h~r way o scoring a lay-up pep talk fr-:>m -:>ut in a •i~e h a very determined look 1n f'yes, Dawr Ev rlirg c.aref..tlly searches for an open player o pass th ball ro. Tenacious Undertakings 139 �Front Row: n 2nd Row: nyard , ch 'oe ..eu.~.le 3rd Row: nson her eyes , a hana Wh1 f d f qh o n~ A ~ . Kar 1 erry , Harr s , Vanewsa Johnson , Coach Joe u 1 E l~h, J ephan e Flet h~r . Wendy , Cas andra Sa azar , Amy Mont~s "9t was fun getting to know the people around me that 9 didn't have in classes! - 1elicia Sanchez 140 �JV and Sophomore "1 he c_]V team pla0ed hard this season. We came together and plafded hard/ 9 am proud that 9 got to represent Widefield (dirt~ !Jasketba/1. 9 am grateful of our team efforts and our dedication to the team and our....,elve'->. 7 think we grew cfo....,er a...., a team and as friends and 9'm looking forward to pla0ing with them next <:::>ea....,on /" -]elicit0 ]rank/and- "We didn't pla0 ac; a team at fir'->t but torwards the end of the season we pla0ed as a team, and we were ver0 proud of our winning....,/'' -'Tomeka (dumbs- Cassanara Salazar and Tomeka GuMbs qu1ck~y pass court. he ball to ake it down ~e 141 �PATIENC Once again Widefield had another successf· l season of golf. Concentratton and patience were needed and these guys real:y knew what they were do~ng. With the entry of Lewis Palmer and Sierra into he :eague, more competition was created 1n the league. Widefield scored high in many tournaments including the Cougar and Kadet Invitationals . ~homas Steen ended up ninth overall in the Colorado Metro League. The team finished eighth ou of eleven teams . Their match record was 4 and 7. Even though they were few in numbers, they made up in strength . We seemed to move up a level th1s 1:1ear. Our kids were ver1:1 competitive ever1:1where we went. 'Chomas Steen and Kns ljoungblood both came back better plaf:1ers ana adaing several new pla1:1er..., who are gooa golfers rea/11:1 helped (Jerman exchange student Nils Kuiper was a nice surprise. Senior Peter [aird was a great leaaer and he plaf:1ed ver1:1 well. -Coach (jregg Dahlberg- Edqar ~or A h f n SWlng. 142 n n off w th a ~ w fu �w "'Lhe 7996 golfsea~on was a big improvement from last 0ear. We placed well in man0 of the invitation a Is and our future is looking bright. Next 0ear. going to state is going to be a realistic goal and we should be shooting some low ~cores b!j then" -'Lhomas SteenFront Row (L to Rl : Peter ~a1rd, Edgar b ood, i.s Kuip r, Donn1~ Rob rsor B an h td, homas S ~n. Ron Ash, ff P1 1r d: Da vd Rcyrold , cK Sm tr. lS Wink .bauer, Kris 2nd Row: J d K8nzy, M1cr.a l , Co ch Gr g ?a~lbErg Not Tenacious Undertakings 143 �ous VIGO In every way , the tennis team proved to be a dynamic team this year . Improving individually, as well as a team , carried them to new heights this year . Getting lots of support from Coach Rick Risk , the team was able to reach their own personal goals while developing team expectations . The team worked together like one big family helping and encouraging each other to do his best . Gr q Morrts expres fa af r wa o 1c ory on h ng e ba dffi to SPlC up h1s rou 1ne. ba k. le h p h p Front Row: e . Risk, .Jani r , aron OS 0 2nd Row: . Jrd Row: gr fu y �· 9t wa.., fun 9 thought we ata goocA given the numhPr of peopiP we had' Mtke (?ham her"' "9 thought the whole team 1mprovea ancA we'll cAo goocA next /1f'ar. joc;h Dunn "'9 hacA fun pla0mg tenm..., for the fJY-=;t time We d1d good mdJvidua/111 but we need to 1mprovea..., a team. - "]a11 Corrala itel ef or~l sly, pow r r turns ~he bal y p a o h1s 145 �Junior Varsity The J . V . Soccer team had a successful 7 and 5 seas<n . They trained lard and played intense::..y . ~here was a sense of teamwork throughout the season . Players and coaches felt as if they were setting new standards of what people and opposing players thought of Widefield ' s soccer team . The end of the season brought with it a feeling of pride within the ranks of the team . Coach Larson gives h~s team a few inspirat1onal words before the game. Kev~n Cross saves ano her goal as h1s teamma es wa ch h1m . 146 Front Row : efa 2nd Row : C ghl acob Lu roy �Front row : K Row : car dy F0 tz, C~risty ~ruz, anya Ferner a andra Sa zar, ras 1~ Charr~rs 3rd M 1 I, Sardh N 1 on, NlKK rr 1 , rd 2nd Row : K ond1ni Junior Varsity ~he Widefield J . V. Softbdl: team completed a very exciting season. They p:ayed a number of close games , winning several . Their teamwork and dedication showed in their games and this resulted in a 10 and 4 season . The losses were hard, but the wins were great , and through it all each Lady Glad played as a team member . "9 haa a great time coaching thts season. 9t was a lot offun wtth both Mr. J3wnaini ana the girl.:::; H -Coach ~ich ]oltz- H9 haa a lot offun pla!jing softball for Mr. J3ioamt ana m!j aaa.H -J3rana0 ]oltz- Cassandra sa:azar starts o f of hird base to give he team another run. Tenacious Undertakings 147 �Ambitio This year ' s varsity soccer team did better than in recent memory . Not only did they gain schoo: support , but they had ta~ent and one ano her . One thing that stood out this year was the size of the crowds attending the home games . With the spirit of the crowd encouraging them , they defeated te ms they had never beaten . The team members showed that hard work and determination really does pay off . The fruits of their efforts , sent Widefield ' s Varsity Soccer team to regional playoffs for the first time in the school ' s history . "'This 0ear we set the s tandard for soccer at Widefield. ]rom now on whenever other schools platj us. thetj know 1t's going to be a game. CJt Will onl!j get better from now on." -Adam ]oulk- bu 148 �Ry n a y drlbbl down the ftela how ng gr at ba 1 con~ro as ~ head for the goa . Adam Fou k r a y us s hLs head to keep the ba ~n t~e oppone~r · s end of the fie...d . "'Chis was the first 0ear we have defeated 11ir 11.cademlj. 9t had a lot to clo with our talent and the fact that we workecl as a team." -feobert Villanueva- 149 �Concentration oesp1 t ~ a rocky s ar , the Lady Glad. softba'l tea~ mproved , always f ghting o com back . Th y kept h ir h ads up and in the game . " ~h _, dy Glads SoftbaL. Tearr. had :. ' s ,,hares of ups and downs this season . The Varsity teaw had a few struggles ~arly , bu~ came on strong in the end . In D1s ricts aga1nst Bould r , on of h op ranked teams , h Vars ty team had an excellent offensive gam with 12 h:.ts and scoring 6 runs ." commented Head Coach Shel:i Miles . The Varsi~y team bade farewell to the:.r two seniors , Co-Captain n wn Everling and Pitcher lis Harrison n ~he Seniors All S ar arne . The J . V. and C-Squad showed cont~nuous improvemen throughout the season . "With a 9-2 record , the ladies p'ayed h rd and were one of the mout competi v~ J . V. teams . Hopeful~y the lad"es learn d sKi~ls to contribute to nex years Vars..:.ty team ." J . V. Coach Mike Biondini remarked . "']had a great t1me pla!::Jing the past four !::fears. 'J want to thank everl::Jone for bemg there for me when 'J was having trouble on the mound and a/wal::fs keep !::fOur heads up." -[isa Harrison- Front Row : Row: 150 tL t R) �Even after be1ng plowed over by r. runner, L1sa Lombardo still manages o make an awesome play . "'[his 0ear we had tremendous talent. but not enough heart. 9 enjo0ed catching for the pitchers, Lisa, Paula, and m0 twin ]ranci. We will miss the seniors next 0ear. -[atisha Corral- Durl'1g a'1 s rat g i n fl 1 onf('rence , Coach M le and Co ch Jones d~scuss tE'arr. '[his season we had a great team with a lot of success. good luck to ever0one who pla0s next 0ear. -Dawn Everling- Tenacious Undertakings 151 �Attentivenes Widefield ' s volleyball teams had many different faces this year . The season was an excellent one . The best times were when the team won a match and the worst part was corr.ing close to winning and losing by a few points . But the tedm put their hearts and souls into each game they played . The play rs bonded with one another like they were one big family . fhe 1996 Var..,tt/,j Vol/e/,jl1u/l team ha-. hacl a qreat ..,ea ...on tht.., 11ear [he vt tone:;, a net /oc,e qamec; we ve hacl how team to orne next 4ear Ta-.ha KeJ/4- he true potenttal of tht'-' team (joou Lu k to the �We har;t a great -.,pac;on 1-ver11onf' learner;( a lot anr;t mucAe new fnenr;t.., /lm11 '-.tr'Jt<., The 199F; Vl/lle11f?al/ <.,ea..,on pmver;t to f?e .;er11 ~x ttmg. 1he ..;ur-.t 11 earn hacA orne from hehmr;t vt tone<:> aqam..,t /ltr /I c.tcAem11 ancA Mtt hell anr;t wtth a upenor effort f?eat Palmer /II houqh we wtt mt"'"' our '>entor"'. we have a qreat nu leu-., ot pla11er"' that have a '>ea-.,on ot varstt/1 expenence wmmq f?a k next 11ear C:oa(h Y]rencAa Lr;uqh [he team·..., chemt<::>tr/1 was great f?e ause tt was ltke f?emg a btg famtflj • 7:eresa <....pann y dught by h a ra • rv1ng h ba to her ppo!'er.t . 153 �n h "9 think the team worked reall!j well together. We were all friends which reall!j helped" -Christina J3rown "The ']V team learned a lot throughout the season. We had a good mixture of sophomore~ and juniors and we were able to give WJrA,7tj pla1:1ers lots of valuable experience." -Coach Paula Reorda- "9 had a great experience and we had a great team this 1:1ear." -'Lerri Smalberger- rnov 154 n p �I Erin Green bumps h~ bal~ back to opponent 1n a good defens move . h~r "9t was a fun season and 9 learned a lot. 9 enfolded m0 other teammate.::;." -]elicia Sanchez"We started with inconsistent fundamental skills, but fmished the season solid 9 look for great things from the pla0ers in the future." -Coach Cindfd (JowenKl K ~~a~ka , aura ~ h~tt er , Vdn 1 Jvhnson 2nd h de~ , St cy Gdrdn r , F c a Jan hez , Coach F arrery, A h ey S ~rks, Er.1 ~ T1~gl y , Cd sandra Benn t , Ka t rire Wr gh Tenacious Undertakings 155 �Coo This year ' s 1996-1997 Spirit Squad soared to the top again . The comwitment , dedication , and hard work shined through with every performance . This year ' s Homecoming Pep Assembly was a perfect examp They psyched up the crowd and prepared them _or a great Homecoming football game . The Spirit Squad took first p:ace in the region and in state for the forth year in a row , and they have great expectations for the future . teaches the heer eader tha heerlead nq a ~s a a uppor 1ve glance at her teammate, Amanda Childs k~eps t1m w1th th che r. G~v~rg �"There i~ more to cheerleading than people think. fdou learn how to communicate with all kinas of people and it g1ve.::; ljOIA a pos1tive outlook on thing~." -LaChrist1:1 ]ames"Considering all the new comers this 1:1ear. we've come a long walj." -Stace1:1 J3oroz"We have great teamwork this 1:1ear. and it helped us out this 1:1ear at regionals ... -Stace1:1 [ethridgeng ~h crowd's att n on w h he a~d of a megaphon t a 157 �Being a leader that everybody looked up to was not an easy j ob. There was order to keep, pressure to withstand and many tasks to deal with. When this was applied towards the captains of a cheer leading squad, it became even more difficult . Team captains, Stacey Boroz, Rachel Sundermeyer, Sam Villa, all handled these pressures with grace. ot only did they lead a squad of thirtyfive, they also had an honorable reputation to maintain . The Widefield cheerleaders soared beyond what some people thought unreachable . They dedicated themselves to becoming the best they could be . The cheerleaders proved themselves by winning regional and state competitions for the fourth year in a row . There were down times ; however , the captains were always ready to lift everyone ' s spirits . "Cheerlear;{ing is a ven:1 gooa way to get involver;{ in school activities. 9t's a wonr;lerful sport that mvolvec; hara work ana aeaicatJon " Ke/11 ']ost 158 Front Row: Stacy Le hbr1~q , Be~~' Sundermeyer, Stacy Boroz, Racha l Sundermeyer 2nd Row: /anessa Pen , B r 1, Crysta: oll, Monica Jon s, ·achristy J es, 1rrow, Amanda Ro 3rd Row: Coach Bobb1 Harris, Shawn Bow r, Jeremy P1ck ns, AaLv• K1ffie, Ron Moon, S , obert Me~anson, Troy Ruby, ick Mcintyre 4th Row: Ma i~ah ailor , Paula A rna , .arnara Maldenado , Amanda Ch1lds, Franc1ne Peters, Tessa Wasserburger , A~exandria Murphy , Susanne Myer Show1ng off her ch r d1ng talent, Dayna Abendanio , cheers o h r f ow Widefield fans . Supportlng Wia f1eld ' s many activ_ties 1s wha ch~ rlead1ng 1s all about. Whil suppor 1ng h ladi s voll yb tea , Ke~ll Jos and Dayna Ab ndan o how their schoo~ sp1ri . Ch r ng a home games a:ways adds o th exc.te ent . �"Cheerleacling 1~ a great opportumt11 to make goocl friencls ancl a fun wa11 to repre~ent the r]lacl~ • t(enee' ;:;chmJclt "Cheerleacling i~ a form ofcommunication ljou have to be able to communicate to 11our crowcl in orcler for them to cheer for 11our team 'Jt's all about communication.· 'Leena Slack l nn S na 2nd Row: , K 1 yn B r, K nck , K os E'~ 4th row: C 3rd Row: Show1ng their school spirit, Keri:yn Brennan, L anna Serna, support the lady glads at a vo:leyball match, a sport which attracted a lot of attention this year. Cheer1ng 1n bad w ather cond1tions is just on of the many responsibi~i ies cheerleaders have . Dayna Ab ndan1o, Bernadet Rodriguez, D na McDan1el, and Kala L1verman w1 hs~and the co:d weather w1 h smi~es. 159 �Endurance Matt Deyhus shows that Cross Country I'> a spon < endurance and determination, as he steadily keeps h pace during the middle m1le of h1s race The Cross Country team had a very successful season, filled with many individual and team achievements . The top three runners for the guys, according to letter points earned , were Mike Diaz, Jon Zay, and Jesse McGlade . For the girls, Louisa McClatcher, Joni Decker, and Lara Elwell were the top letter point winners . The Glads competed at many different invitationals throughout Colorado Springs, Woodland Park, and Pueblo. At the Pueblo City Invitational the guys placed 6th, and the girls placed 5th overall . The team attended the Pueblo Central Invitational, with competition from all over the state, where the guys placed 20th and the girls 15th . The team saw many new faces this season, ensuring success in seasons to come. The g1rls var<,ity team anxiously anticipates the stan of the race, <,pending the moments before the \tan on imaging their run. Front Row: Ellen Reed, Aaron Kliner. Ryan Hernn.JasonC1nkosky. heryl Hall, Em1hoChavez.Jeremy Picken'>. Jack Towery, Anna Chud<uilova 2nd Row: Coach Larry Henry, Jennifer Hamilton. Julie Elwell, Mana Sanche~-Traynor, Jom Decker, Lara Elwell, Merv1 Hakomemi, Louisa McClatcher, Andrea Vigil, Mika Watanabe 3rd Row: Brian anD1ego, Bonn San Diego, Robert Jack'>on. Erik elson, Jose P11ano. Robert D10n, Mike Diaz, Jon Zay. Alan Taylor. · Daniel Robert'>, Jesse McGlade. Louisa McClatcher. Mana Sanchet-Traynor. and Lara Elwell gut out the la'>t mile of the race, challengmg ea h other to do their best. The boy' varsity team '>prints ofT the starting line to get ahead of the pack at a meet 1n Monument Valley Park. 1 60 �H'Lhe Cross Countrlj r:;ea· .on has been an exoting one! 'Th hara work. aetermination. ana aeatcation have re.:;ultea in manlj perr:;onal be'::>t:::> ar:; the sea'::>on har:; progre ea. lifter anuntola numberofmtle-. the team members ran for thetr personal bests at the regtonal meet." - Larr0 Henrfd. Coach "'Lhistjear's Cror:;s Countrlj team wasltke no other 0ear's. lis the season went on, we continuea to tmprove our times. We also maae frienaships that wt!llast a lifetime." -Ellen r<eea. Captam Maria anche1-Tra} nor re<,t<, after her 3.1 mile race: renectmg on her race. and feehng rehe\ed thatn·., O\er. Za}. one of the team's top runner., thi., sea.,on. prove., that Cro.,., Country j., almost a., much fun as 11 j., hard \\Orl.:. 161 �E I y "What 91ike mo.:::.t about bemg a Senior i.:::. the chance to be challenged by the advanced eta.:::. e..... 9 af:::..o enjo11 hangmg out with mLJ fnend"::>. My dislrke about being a <:.enior i.:::. that :::.choolla.:::.ts too long.· ]ohn tJedell • tJerng a Senior r..., a very .... tre.... ...,ful task. but 9 real/11 want to go to college. My only di...,lrke about bemg a c....,enror r.:::. having to come to '->Chool ....o ear/0 in the moming: Heather Doug lac; • 'Lhrs ha:::. been the mo.::.t challenging 0ear in high .::.chool. but the fact that rt i..., m01a.:::.t 11ear has helped me pull through.· f-rrn Stewart "t3emg in AVP m11 .:::.enior 0ear has been fun. 9 got to meet a lot of people form drfferent school.:::.. '7 liked gettmg to do more thing.::. outdoor-.· Daniel t3aca Billy Phi~lips taKes a quick .ook at the cam ra wh1.e he prepares for a sumptuous meal 1n Foreign Foods . 162 �F~rhman n T1~ Mar inez and Juston Goodall carefully remove molten alum1num from the blast furnace in Metals Shop. d and ara w ng an AP B S sar d~ring ker Philips waves to the crowd the Homecom · ng Parad . 163 �As he lines up for march1ng band, Michael Holland realizes that he do sn' i~&trum hav enough hands to carry all he n s. Show1ng off their trl olors, Joe Foster and Marl~· Garcia dress accord1ngly o he Ha~~oween hol1day. ~~ly Na~ce do~bl~ checks the ingredients she prepar s an authen ic Greek dish . 164 ~n her recipe as George Smith puts his best foot forward as he pu~ts he football to he oppos1ng earn. �Rache. K1rchman eloq ntly d1splays h in ens1ty of her charact r 1n the play, The Arkansaw Bear. ril. ~l dd x ly pr par ri n~ or om a h trom North E>mE>ntry . x creativ e she di p ay . Van d r tic .l g C b o y paints a es . p 165 pk"n �Carolm lichinger limber likin Chantelle linch eta Michael Anderson ']amte Apuzzo Dan iel/e liuge lindrea livalos 'Joshua litjer. . . Daniel (3aca Dan (3aker ']ason (3allinger Heather (3arker Michael (3artee (3enjamin (3auer 166 �Uonald t)ausman 'jeanette t)eaupre 'john t)ede/ 'Turkesa t)e/1 t)nan t)eltran Cand0 t)etzler Katie t)i'->hop 'Tam a t)/ackwe/1 Elizabeth t)oatright 'Tamika t)oddie lvtax t)oelter Hamtlton t)ohanan ']eft t)ower Shawn t)ower Patrick t)O!jd 167 �rJream }Vlike !Jren nem an Diana !Jri....,tol Vanessa 13Yld ant Veronique !Jr0ant f'<oger f3udjen~ka 'Trac0 !Jurden ~'<'dan !Jurge<::>'::> Nathaniel !Jutler }Vf.a ri...., sa !J0rne '].']. Campbell Siclne0 Cannon ']oe Cantrell David Carter Heather Cartmell 168 �Corral Chn...,ti::J Cate. limber Cavanaugh ]elipe Cervantes Cjoseph Chisholm Shannon Christiansen linn a Chuaozilova Ol1via Cintas Katherine Clarke Mic..ti Cline Mandi::J Cohen Shannon Cohen f<oman Coolei::J [add!::J Cone Cameron Coon f<obert Cooper Cjai::J Corral Anticipating Destiny 169 �Costales State Honors Weekend for String:::. wa...; a 'Lri-State Honor from which Widefield's orchestra was sponsored bfd the 1Aniversit0 of Northern Colorado. Students from several states prepared audition tape.:; am;( submitted them to IA.N.C. }Vlore than 300 tapes were submitted with onl!j 726 cho.:;en. When chosen. the students spent three da!js on the universit!j's campus rehearsing and taking master classes from renowned musicians. The0 prepared a concert and performed it at the end of the three da!js. CJt was a great honor that three Widefield students were chosen. ']aneen Ha0ward. Kierra J'vlcA.nnich, and }Vlervi Hakoniemi (not pictured) were a part of thi:::. trul!j exciting event. Peter co..., tales Tiffini Coughlin ]enmfer Cox Shane Crenshaw I'<!jan Cruz (jrian Daffron Danielle Daigle (3en Davis 170 �Elefante C?edric Uavis c_]ohn Davis Nl'ole Uavis ']o...,eph [Jean Nicholas Decker Natash a Ue/gado Robert Dlon [aura Dobler Catherine Dodd yannick Doerkes Heather Dougfa..., ']a~on Drobeck Christie Duncan Nicole Eberhart Stephanie Eberwein David Elefante 171 �Ellis ]red Ellis c;r. [ara Elwell t<ebecca Entner William Evans Dawn Everling jeanette ]alu Elaine ]enwick ']essica ]ichter [uflossia ]lournOfd 'fiftan'd ]oltz ']oseph ]aster lidam ]oulk ']erem0 ]reitas ']enmfer ]uhrman )Vlariel garcia 172 �Melanie garcia !'3enjamin (dar/and CarolfdVI garvin 'joe (derleman [aura (dilbert Suzanne (diles ']en n Jfer (dracin Valerie (dracin Alternative Gal LeighAnne (jrimm is a c;tudent in two world...,, not oni!::J was she one of the top students at the Alternative High School, but she was af...,o Involved in the N']r?O'CC program at Widefield High School. No other ...,tudent has ever taken c/a:::.ses at both high .:;choo/s and LeighAnne was veri::J proud to be have had the opportunit!::J to be the first student attempting thi~. Who knows, mai::Jbe LeighAnne paved the wai::J for other student.:; at the Alternative High School to have the option of attend1ng classes at both high schools. LeighAnne did not want to drop out of high ...,chao/ because she wanted to graduate and earn her diploma. She loves the fact that the classes at the Alternative High School are smaller because students receive more individualized instruction. LeighAnne was a true example of a Widefield student who was capable of enhancing her mind. Anticipating Destiny 173 �Daivd (jrim [eighl1rme (jnmm Cjoanne (juevara Heather (juidrfd Mervi Hakoniemi Daniel Hampton 'Cfdler Hardfd Cjennifer Harlow Ernest Harris Kim Harri..., Kristi Harris Mtchael HafdS 'josh Heckert JVleghan Heinsman 174 �?OHNSON Ktm Hevmj l'<yc:m Herrin Uenise Higley Sarah Hi/man David Hobart Wendy Hoenig 'Jennifer Hofmann 'Jennifer Hohertz t)rianne Hoinest)rumback Kevin Hoodjer Crystal Hopper ')ose Husband Christina 9go }Vlichae/ 'Jackson 'Jessica ')arvey 11/an ')ohnson 175 �C]OHNSON linjelique 'Johnson jade johnson 'Leresa 'Johnson Mandie 'Johnston [etricia ']ones 'Lheresa Kane Hiedi Kasa Shawn Kastl jesse Kent ']enmfer Ketcham Erika Kinhofer lin drew Kinnei::J ~ache/ Kirchmann ']oe/ Kirkland Marcus Kirschbaum 176 �C9ENH-ARD t<obert Kmght Chric; Kahnert Cjesc;ica Krajcovic Mtchelle Kuhn Nils Kuiper Peter Laira !Jrian Lammert Cjacqueline LaPlante Aaron Laub r<u than n Laws Samantha Le!Jianc Sean Leckie Stacy Lethbndge Chris Denhara Anticipating Destiny 177 �.Cincoln Philip [incoln Shew/a Ltttle Stephanie [ong Steven [oren zen R.ene Lustica Scot J'vtacCabe Melissa Machado Cath!j Machuca Sports Tradition While all senior..., who go out for sports ma0 not be starters. the0 are frequentl!j the backbone of Widefield'..., teams. Easi/0 as it ma0 seem juggling both sports and academics, these seniors are ver0 effective time managers. 'Che seVl!or~ pictured here ma0 not necessari/0 be stars. but the0 serve as a representation of all the seniors who participate in sports. do well in their studies and enhance their minds. 178 (L t o R) Amy Sirois (volleyball), Dan Baker (football), Robert Villanueva (soccer), Dav1s (baske ball), Dawn Ever!1ng (softball and baske ball), Jon Sykora (wres :ing), Tiffany Fo:tz (swimming) Cedri~ �}Vlc9ntyre Laura Maddox Paul Madnd Michael Mariscal]r. Sophia Marquez J3rooke Marshall Cja'->SOV/ Martin Flena Maschger Michael Mason ']erem0 Maxwell Cornelius Ma0s Cjr. K1erra Mcl1. n inch Nick McCartvtelj 'Yonoccus McClain Cjulia McCiatcher Cjec..,c:,e Mc(jlade Nick Mc9vttljre 179 �jVI.cjVI.illion AudretjaVIV!a j'vf.clv1iII ioVI Andrew McNear 'joshua j'vf.cNew Helene }Vledina Cor0 Medlin }'(obert }V{elaVI<:=>OVI Kristella JVlelero [atjV/a Mendes t3r0aV1 Mickelson 'jessica JVlike ']effertj Mikules Sarah Miller 'jonathan Mitchell Sam Mitchell }'(obert Morgan 180 �Nack The Live Oak Tree '[he c;enior Clasc., of 1991 purchaser:;( as their gift a new tree which wac., planted at Widefield High '-->chao/ thic., 0ear. 9t was r:;fedicated to all the Widefield ~tudent:=:. who will never have the opportunit0 to graduate with theJr c/a~':::J. '[he oak tree was picked as a living S!jmbol because it reprec.,entc., life, c.,trength, ana a c.,oflr:;( fJrm foundation of life. 9t will be a living memorial for man0 0ears to come. 'Lhis ir:;tea came about from the tragic death of Melinda Ross on September 23, 1996. fi m a VIr:;( a JVlorris 'Jason JVlorris ']enmfer Morris liuc:.tin Morrow Aubin JVlorse Shaunelle JVlurphfd Kric:.ten Mutchler Cjerem0 Nack Anticipating Destiny 181 �ftlava Esmeralda Nava Cassie Nelson ]rank Nelson Christopher Newland(dadea ']eft Nicoll David Noble }'vtichelle Norton Patricia Nowlin Dennis O'(Jrien f(fdan O'Donnell Harr0 Opsahl f(ichard Overba0 Shaunte Overton Vickie Owen c..., 182 �Priest 11mber Palmer (jarrett Parker Natash a Parker 11mber Pea letj 11/exandra Pedrazza Sefton Percival f<ebecca Perez Withem Perez Stephen Peters Wendij Peterson Susan Phillip_ CjenVIIfer Philp Cjerem0 Pickens f<osanna Piluso 'Ctjeisha Preston Devon Priest 183 �Vanessa Profitt Stephanie P0le<::> Chri~tie t?amirez fllen t?eed Debbie t?eiman Christina t?einking Melissa l'?efdnolds Diane fe'charci.con (Jrandon t?iggc; Daniel t?ivera Corinne t?oberds /Vlichael t?oberts Scott t?oberts Somer t?oberts Katrina t?obinson 184 �Schaffner 'Yrac0 f(obinson ']ohnathan f(omeo Em eric f(omero j'v'{elinda f(oss f(eginald f(osc.., Michael f(owe 9srael Saldana (Jonn San Diego (Jrian San Otego Vincent SanMiguel lim0 Sandvik 'John-Patrick Sansom Petra Santiago 'Joaquin Santos Courtne0 Schaffner Anticipating Destiny 185 �Schnoes Stop The Presses ]inding a different wa!::f of enhancing their minds bi::J taking on tl1e responsibilit11 for seeing that the Widefield High School publications met the high standards exr!_ected, were: f£ to Yl) lirlene Treat, Editor in-Chief of the new<:->paper, Erin Stewart, Editor-in-Chief of the yearbook, Tiffany ]oltz, Sports Editor of the 0_earbook, Melanie Y5ell, Senior tditor of the 0earbook. These four individuals spent hours of extra time and much extra effort bringing a finished product to the students of which the!::f could be proud. Meg han Schnoes Kristin Scuderi Dan Seel!::fe Ra!::Jmond Sewer David Sherwood Sand!::J Slusher 186 �Stewart Car/oc., ~mtth Chan tel Smith Ervin Smith george Smith Ieick Smith Shaunna Smith Tiffanlj Smith 'joe Smotherman (3obbij Soraen lin gela Soule Teresa Spann limij Specht Shawn Steffensen Casi Stewart Erin Stewart 'jennifer Stewart 187 �Shancla Stirgu . . . Sophia Stowell Christina Sullivan r<achel Sunclermetjer Y<ebecca Sunclermetjer linnette Swenson ']on Stjkora ']ason 'Yagstrom }v1itjoko 'Yatjlor Corinna 'Yepletj /Vlichelle 'Yerr0 Kath!j 'Thompson [arrlj 'Thompson Christina 'Yhurmona Staci 'Tillman Christopher 'Traut 188 �n. Villanueva lirlene Treat Sean lAtera r?a0mundo Valdez I'?a mod Vaught [eahi Venning Cjenmfer Viernes David Vigil r?obert Villanueva Pursuing Dreams 9ncluded in thic:; 0ear'c:; Senior class are two talented individuals who enhance their minds in a different Wafd. 'The0 are J'vtike (Jartee and Cjason Moore. Mike excels in the muc:;ical field and has compoc..,ed his own muc:;ical piece which wac.., performed bfd Chamber Winds at Winterfest 9V last December. He plane:; on attending college to major in Music Fducation and performance or composition. ']ason is ver0 involved in the science field including the Science Club. He has a keen interest in an0thing pertaining to computers. He will be attending the 1Aniversit0 of Colorado at Colorado Springs next 0ear and plans to major in computer soence. Anticipating Destiny 189 �S. Villanueva Steven Villanueva -Andrew VonSeggern Tamm0 Walter ']errlj Washington Tan0a Watkin...., ']ac...on Webber Delores Wells ']a net Westphal Michael White (3.']. Whitne0 Ebontj Williams Robert [u ke Williams Priscilla Williams Sarah Williams (jeorge Winn Mike , Wright 190 �r<uud Wulms F/izabeth fda Iongo Er1n Stewar , Amber Ak1n , and Rachel Kirchmann are on the1r way to perform in the New World Symphony during the Fountaln Valley C.A.R . E. S. concert in October . B.J . Wh1tn y d finitely knows how o display h1s prid by w ar1nq quite a few "Proud to b Drug Free• ribbons dur1ng Red Ribbon Week. 191 �AP Chemistry 1s one ~ ass wh r head and face g ar 1s allow d uring schoo. hours as Jason Drobek pr pares to worK wi h re myriad of chem1cals 1sed . 192 Rache Sundermeyer uses mor than one of h r senses in extrac 1nq 1nformar1on for A~ B"o gy . �elass of 199~ Senior Class }VI.otto ;ducatiovt is our passport to ·he future, for tomorrow oelovtgs to the people who prepare for toda?:J. Senior Class Colors R.o0al !3/ue and Silver Senior Class !jift The Silver J11.aple Dedicatiovt Plaque 'Lree Senior Class '3lower Orchivl Senior Class Size Wh le on t~ AP B~ology field rrlp 1n S~p emb~r, Chr1s ~1enhard tr1es nis har.d at rocK li'llbing . L1L10 "Ho w does it f eel to fina/10 b e a s enior ?" Veronique t3n:1ant: "9t's great, we're almo'->t gone!" Marie/ (jarcia: "Ver1:1 exciting, c:;tre<-:.c:.ful, and c:;car1:1 all at once. " .Jawn Everling: "9t's fun and exciting. " flmber Akin: "9t'.._, exuberating, but altogether too c:;trec:.sfu/." Anticipating Destiny 193 �p y 194 �195 �Amber Akin Dan Baker I have truly been blessed having you for a daughter. Ll\ c your dreams. Be happy. Congratulations" There 1s n.'<~lly I Lov ) ou, your dr •ams. We'll be here \\lll'n 1om no way you ""ill ver kno\\ hm, proud of you we really ar . Go af ll:r you get back. Love, Mom and Dad Chantelle Ancheta Congratulations, Channic' \\c arc all proud of you. You arc a \cry special daughter and sist r. 1ay all your dreams and goals come tru . Rememb r, Grandma \\ill always be ''atching over you and she'll be \\ith you at Graduation. We Love You Lots, Dad, Mom, jazzic, and Royson Michael Bartee It's been 18 long years Congratulations you've finally mad 1t Goofy! 1om and Dad Danielle Auge Ben Bauer \ ou ha\·e b come a very special young woman. \\ c low you very· much' You will do great at any thing you choose to do in lif . Al\\ays r m mber to b li 'e in yourself. Congratulations' Lov , Mom, Dad, and Adrienne Dearest BenJamm -- Look at you now' \ ou have come a long way, baby. All your hard work paid off. B st \\ishes for your future. God bl . s you with peac , love and contcntm nt. We Love You Always, Mom, Dad and Sis Michelle! jeanette Beaupre Daniel Baca Congratulations'" Dani I openmg his Birthday pres nt . Th pnde we feel i overwhelming. W liav al\vays known you woufd be m the m dical prof ssion. We could not have asked for a b tter daughter. Your tender and caring h art \\ill always show the love and compassion you have for all you do. R m mber, we love you and \\ill always be here for you' Love, Dad and Mom jason Ballinger Congratulations' \\e'rc all very proud of you. Follow your dream , keep a positive attitude, trust in God and you'll succeed in life. Love, Mom, Dad, Brian, Cocti, Brandi, Oma, Grandpa, Chrissy, Taylor, Dylann, Doug, Daye, Ash! c and Brittany. 196 Melanie Bell \ ou were ah' ays able to brighten my da)' \ou ''ill alway,s b• mommy's "Uttl Princess." keep God first! I Love You, Mom �Shawn Bower s we sit here gomg through the piCture albums, and thmk all thos • years have gon by, all too quickly. \\ c think ofhow far you have come, from the tiny miracle that we brought into this world, to the \ery special young man that you ha\e become. We're \ery proud of you. And w f el that you can accomplish anything that you set out to do. Love, Mom and Dad Turkesa Bell Congratulations"' Tania Blackwell Patrick Boyd Alr •ady th •n you were spunky and adventurous. ow we arc confident that your indomitable spirit will help you achieve your dr ams. \\ith lov and pride, we watch you take this big new step. Love Always, Dad and Mom Quitters never wm and \\inners never quit-- You're a \\inner! take the best of it. Congratulations' 1om, Dad, Flint, Heather, and Brook joseph Blanton-Chisholm Amy Bream 'r ou still have a way of gcttmg Words cannot exprc'iS hm' proud I feel. You have grmm into a sensitive mvolved. and kind young lady. I knm' your We Love 'rout, life \\HI b Mom and Dad happiness. l.ov, Hamilton Bohanan filled \\ith joy and Mom David Carter The b t is yet to come' Congratulations! Congratulations!!! LO\e, 1om and Dad Heather Cartmell Jeff Bower I \\iSh the answers were easy. 1y tink -- lay th Lord continue to path through life will r quire guide you every\\ here you go! difficult decisions. Congratulations' Dad, Mom, and Sarah (Isaiah. 58: II) \\ • arc so proud of you" \\'e LO\e 'r ou Lots, lorn and Dad Past and Present 197 �Cabot Cavin fhat'sourC.abot' 1\'a} r achmg out for succe LO\e, Mom and Dad Shannon Christiansen Cathy Dodd \\ e'r 'er} proud of} ou \\ e kne\\ It 1 ab olutel} unbch \able hO\\ }OU could do 1t1 LO\ ' 1\lom and Dad tim ha flo\m b}. lot ha happen d mce th da} }OU \\Crc born. 't ou arc a beautiful }oung \\oman. 'r ou ha\ a lot to gl\ to this \\Orld, o go out there , nd shin . \\c arc proud of }OU. II Our Lo\e, Mom, Dad, G\\en, Grandma, .md the \\hoi famil} Mandy and Shannon Cohen Congratulation , Chn t1 1 \\ c are \\ ho ,,,11 CH~r r all} kno\\? o 'cry proud of} ou and \\1 h }ou \\llh All Our I 0\e, Mom and Dad Christie Duncan the 'er} best tor a bnght ,md \\Ondcrful future Lme, lorn and Dad Jennifer W. Cox David Elefante rhank } ou for the treasured Congratulations' 't ou came a long memories' Be on } our'' a}, Doll). "a} to'' here you arc r1ght no\\. \\ c hope }Our dr ams \\Ill come true Be h. pp) and a!\' a} look to the hca\cns. 1\luch Lo\·e, Dad and lorn and remember tht~t '' • mil t~h\a} s b here Ior ) ou. LO\C, lorn and Dad 198 �Lara Elwell ( ongratulaUon \\a ' ' \\ ar Mariel Garcia o proud of ~ou and knm\ thJt }'OU can do Jn~ thmg you put your rrund to. \\e LO\ You, D are'>t M f1 I (ongr tulauons Jim }ouwuhall m} heart <n>od lu k m th future. h\J} r member, nothmg 1 1mposs1bl 1f you rcall} \\Jnt Jt 1 l-nJoy hfe and b happy' \\c Lme 'rou hay , Mom, Dad, and 1\ an Becky ntner Melanie Garcia \\a} to go Be k ter'' \\ e'r so\ 'r} Congratulallons' \\ arc so \Cr} proud of }ou, and '' e ha\ e e\ er~ confidence m } our ab1ht} to act and thmk "' el). ~et }Our goal and stm e to a om ph h them. \\ e w11l ah' }s b here for} ou. \\e I 0\C 't ou, 1am• and Pdpl proud of} ou, and \er} thankful to you for all the help }Ou\e been thes ' pa t couple } ar . LO\ h'ay , 'tour l·amtl} Luflossia Flournoy Laura Gilbert I ha\ c no greater JO} than to hear CongratulatiOns' 't ou ha\ e fmall} made 1t, and \\e're o \ er} proud of } ou. Our "little C.1rl" IS grm' n up now. 'I ou knm' } our godls, o keep reachmg for them. Lo\e 'lou h'a} , lorn, Dad, , nd Dcstmee that m~ children ar ''alking in the truth. 3 john I :4 LO\C, tom and Dad Tiffany Foltz Suzanne Giles Our s\\l't.'t httle T!f, our fam1l} \\as richl} bles cd on the da} God gme you to u . \\ c'll ah'a} remember, "I'll do It m} selfl" 't ou are no long r a bah} g1rl, but a beautiful grmm \\Oman. Rem mber to ha\ • faith m God and ) ours •If and } ou can a complhh an} thmg. \\ e <~re all so \ ef} proud of} ou. Lots Of Lmc, Dad, lorn, Brand}, and R1k1 from kmdcrgarten to college \\ e are SO proud of) ou, our S\\ect Sull Cut 'ne " \\ atch out \\Orld, here she comcs 1 LO\C \1\\a) , lorn, Dad, Brent, and Gma 199 �Jennifer and Valerie Gracin You'll always be my "Little Da W all knC\\ you both would make Good luck in your future. David Hobart · •• , it to frc dom -;om •day . Love, Love Always, Daddy, 1om, Sandie, Iandy, tummy Grandma, and fri •nds Kim Harris jennifer Hofmann I'm . o proud of you' Be sur to "The world is a scary plan•." foliO\\ your dreams' Congratulations, you made it' Love Always, LO'.C, Mom Mom, Dad, and Travi Kristi Harris 't'ou began hfc as a pretty baby, and you ha\C turned into such a beautiful lady. You arc a daughter, a sister, and a best friend, roles you pia) in life, roles without end. We ar so proud of the person you b came, two noses and all, we love you just th sam . Your future looks wond rful and bright. Thank you for bcinfi a part of our lives. W LO\ You .! jennifer Hohertz Congratulations. We knm\ you v.ill b a success. Love, Mom, Dad, Mike, and April 1om, Dad, and Bccki Denise Higley Crystal Hopper D nny -- W II girl, you've don it' ongratulalions' \\e'rc so proud of you. We wish you continued success and happmess. You arc an inspiration to us and we arc so fortunate to have you as our daughter. Love, 1om and Dad \\ are very proud of you and hope and pray you keep reaching for the stars. All Of Our Lov , Mom, Dad, and the Gang Sarah Hilman Christina Igo weetheart, you were and still arc Teeny Tiny Tina -- Oh' HO\\ you ha"e grown' Our '.Cry special daughter. W are all so very proud. 'tour accomplishm nts arc made. Your dream can come true. W<' can count on you. Love, Dad, 1om, Daffeny, Lindy, and Jonathan the swe test, kindest, pr tti st girl around' You've grov\ITl o fa t. Love Ya, 1om and Dad 200 �Jessica Jarvey Keep up the good work' keep smllmg' Love, Mom and Dad Alan Johnson It's been a long road m} darling, but we always land on our feet! Bah}, it seems like onl} yesterda} you wer in clcmentar} school and nov. you're a }Oung man. \Ve are ver} proud of you. Keep up th good work! We Love You, Mamma's PooBcar, The Dowd ns, jones, and T.I.O. Crew Hiedi Kasa You arc the b st that e\cr happ n •d to us. You arc our sweet and beautiful daughter and w will always love you. Keep focused on \\hatcvcr it is you want to do, and remember tt's not always •asy. omctimes you just have to try a little harder. W 'II always be here for you! Love, Mom and Dad Shawn Kastl We are \ery proud of }OU. Congratulations on verythlng you have done. We Love You very Much, Mom, Dad, and Chris Jade Johnson Erika Kinhofer What a change from being a littl CongratulatiOns, Enka' \\-e ar so proud of you. You've come a long wa} baby! Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter. Ma} all your dreams come true. \\- e will always be there for you. Love, Mom and Dad Coloradan cowgirl to a big girl of the 90's. My little darling, you have been well bless d. Love, Papa (dad) Teresa Johnson I finall} kne\~ real jo} the day you were born. B st of luck in your futur ! RachelKircbr.nann To Rachel- born a little star- bound to be a great one. Br ak a leg! From your ardent supporters, 1om, \aron, and Assorted Family Members Lov Always, Momrn} Letricia Jones Joel Kirkland We knew you had it in you' And we I kne\\ that you were special even before you \\ere born. Uttle did I knO\\ hm\ gift d, intelligent and exccptionall} special you would becom . You ha\ e much to offer th world and her peoples. Alway. remember your "root. " and that I love you. Lov Alway , 1om hop all your dreams come tru '! You've come a long \\a}, Baby' Love \a, 1om and Dad Past and Present 201 �Lo I m, nd SI Peter Laird Laura Maddox Peter, \ve are \('I) proud of }our CongratulatiOns to a d u ht r nd achie\ ement }ear O\ er the Ia t 12 Keep up the good ' ork. Ke p C.Od first. LO\ ' 1om and Dad o\el') p Clal tou II \ou \\Ill. make} our dream come thru' LO\ ' Mom, Dad, and Bubb Ruthann Laws Sophia Marquez FJght en }car ago our good lord ga\e u a beautiful, \\Ond rful, and talented girl. \\ c arc so proud of )OU and lo\e }Ou \en muc.h. K cp up the good \\ork' LO\e, Fath r, lorn, and brother \\ e arc H'l') proud of} ou \ ou h.n work d \en hard to get ''here }ou arc toda}. 'r ou ha\ e all our IO\ and upport m all } ou do. i.O\ •, lorn, Grandma, and Grandpa TarynLax Brooke Marshall \\ atchmg } ou gro\\ ''1th each challenge } ou ha\ faced or pre en ted,} ou hm c alwa} s filled m) heart with great JO} and happmess. I knm' that )OU \\Ill maKe an} cndca\or of } our a Great ucccss! Continue mth the c: ·cellcnt work, and know that I am c: trcmcl~ proud that }ou arc I} Daughter. CongratulatiOn to m} 199, "Bab) Blue I.} ed" em or' LO\e, lorn 'r ou ha\e been ID} pnde and JO} !nee th da} )OU were born' \\e arc so proud of the p r on }OU h,l\ c become. Remember w • wtll ah' a} s be here for} ou, m ''hate\ er path htc leads }OU Tak' JO} m }Our life! i.O\e h\a} , lorn and Dad Samantha LeBlanc jeremy Maxwell We couldn't low you an} more or 'r ou can't CO\er up the tart that \\e be more proud of you. Good lurk sure dolo\' }ou" B t of luck to with all )Ou do. We're ah'a}s here for }Ou. you in ) our future. LO\ e 'I ou Alwa) s, l.o\ c Alwa} s, Mom, I 1m, , ana, and Papa 202 1 ter 'lour Famil) �Cornelius Mays, Jr. Helene Medina Coop, fmall}' the da} h s rom \\ c re so' n proud ofJ ou \ ou haH' grown nd mature o mu h I can't b he\ c } ou ar <mor , !read} Keep folio\ lng }Our dream , and don't ' r I t , n}'one tell }ou th } can't b reach d LO\e, Mom, Dad, and Chns It' urn to let }OU go. You ha\c b rom a beautiful\\ oman \\ e arc proud of }OU. R mcmb r we \\111 al\ ay be there for} ou. }OU od Rlcs LO\ • IJad, Mom, and Jo c Kierra McAninch Kristella Melero To m} #I daught r I am o ' n proud of }OU and }our accomph hmcnt made tlus }car. Ma} all } our hope and dreams com mtorcaht). \ouha\e\,orkcd so hard to get h r ·- contmue to become the per on }OU want to be. I LO\C \ou, Mom \ ou\ ·made It' Another chapter m } our hfc 1 about to begm. \\ e \\1 h } ou happmcss and succ' s. Our 10\ c and pra} er arc wIth } ou alwa} . K cp reaching forthc tar ' Cmo, tom, Dad, Thera, and jam1 Tonoccus McClain Layna Mendes " Ia} the Lord Ble and keep ffi} httle bab} ,"tho e were th' \\ord. I aid tO }OU e\ef} ntght. J'm SO Hf} proud of the } oung man } ou hm c becom . 1a} }ou contmu to be Jed b} }Our heart, and nC\ er forget \\ ho 10\ c } ou. Congratulation ' Hugs and J..:isses, lorn, 11g, Rashaad, and De an To our graduate, La} na, who's full of life mth the \\lllmgncss to arh1 'c \\hat ' r IS pos 1blc for } ou. \our endles effort and dcterm•nauon \\Ill turn your dream Into real It}. \\ c belle\ e that} ou can do It, so don't C\ er lo c sight of \OUr dr ams. Congratulat10nsl \\ e l.O\ c \ ou h'a} s, Dad, lorn, Kcl, Jake, Enca, Pam Ia, C'ourtnec, and 1 renton julia McClatcher Joleen Miller Juha, \\ 1r md sehr stoltz auf dich' Little Hit, }OU Will a!\' a) s hold a speCial place in our heart , ''here' cr } our life leads. Hold }our head up h1gh and reach for )OUr dreams. We lo\C )OU ,·en much and \H!'rc so proud of} ou. Liebe, Deinc f·amihe I.O\ e, Mom and Dad 203 �Jeffery Mikules Austin Morro on,'' are very proud of you' You ha\e a spectaltal nt and gift. l se it \\isely. \Ve \\ill always love you and offer our help and ad\ tce. Thanks Jeff for being a GRF 1 son. Your "wetrdness" was inh nt d Best of luck to you in your futur We know you \\ill make us proud LO\C, Papa and Mama We Love You, Dad and tom Sam Mitchell A. j. Morse Congratulations! \\-e love you and ar proud of you. God Bl . s your future nd a\ors. Love Alway , Your Family Good luck in your future. I knm\ that what vcr you \\ant to do,} ou'll achieve i l. ev r forget \\ ho lows you. Love Always, Amanda Morgan Shaunelle Murphy Bethany I always dr amed that some day I would have a daughter. I'm so happy that dream came true \\ith you. I'm so very proud of \\hO you are. I Love You, Mom 204 You did it' You're the greatest! I'm so very proud of you. I Love You, Mom Robert Morgan Kristen Mutchler God Bl sed us with a gift of love. You areab autiful young man now, about to enter the world. We hope that all of your dreams, hop s and \\ishes com true; if anyone can make them haP.P n it's you. We pray that God \Viii continue to guide and bles you in your coming y ars. Congratulation , you're on your way. Love, Mom, Dad, and Phillip A privat , independent, breakable little girl ha grown into a vrry· responsible mature young lady\\ ho continu s to mak us very· proud. Hitch your wagon to a star and br aUyou can be. W pray that God will keep a wall of protection around our "baby" as you continue your walk through life. We Lov You Mom, Dad, brother, sist rs, and nephews jennifer Morris Esmeralda Nava What a great and wonderful person you have turned out to b . You ar by far one of our best accomplishment . Be good and true to yourself. Reach for that high st . tar. That is nothing you can't do. Love, Dad and 1om You are still our b autifullittlc girl, just all grown up. We ar vrry proud and \\i h you many mor • "special" moments like today. We love you and pray that God will guide you as you reach for your new goals. Congratulations, Mom, Dad, and ister �Cassie Nelson Vickie Owens This IS our daughter Cassie ~\hen she ~"as young and sassy. A tru • gift from heaven, no~' she's the Class of '97' We arc the proud parents of "Sassy Cass1c"! \\ 1th II Our Lon~. Mom and Dad We ~'ish you th best of luck m You ~'ill make us your future. proud no matter what you do. Remember that we 10\.c you. , Love Always, Mom and Dad Chris NewlandGadea Amber Palmer Congratulations"' \\ords can not express hm\ proud we arc of you. Good luck in th futur and r m mbcr we're always h rc for you. \\ell you made it' \\c arc so proud of you. You m an so much to us. Thanks for being not onJy asp cia! daughter, but my b st friend as well. We've been through a lot throughout the years! And you still made it! Lov , 1om and Shuay Lov You, Dennis O'Brien Mom and Tr \ino Alexandra Pedrazza Ttus IS the beginning of a nc~" era. Go and conquer the world; it is Do the right thing and the sky is the your turn now. You ~'ill do great limit. Reach for the stars. I am because you arc a great daughter! proud of you. Love, LO\ , 1om Mom Ryan O'Donnell Sefton Percival Dear Ryan -- Please remember in your life to do these ttungs: laugh and enJO} yourself, be true to yourself and the p ople you love and set goals and follow your dreams. Most of all, rem mbcr ho~' much your family IO\cs you' Congratulations' \\car very proud of you. On the day of your birth you were a JOY, and this journey in your life, you continue bringing JOY to your family and the people who love you. Love Alway , Mun, Dad, istcr, and Broth r LO\C, Dad, Mom, and 1-.atic Shaunte Overton David Perez Congratulations to our Baby C.1rl! \\ ~'ish you great success in the future. Always remember: when you put Jesus first, all the roads will lead to success. God Bles , Dad and 1om Th r wa. once anoth r who fell a mountain ~'ith a small stone. W all have th trcngth to overcome th obstacles of life. ·o follm" your dreams and mak them reality. You have completed an important part of your life. Begin the next ~\ith cnthu ia m, determination and always depend on the Lord for all thing Love, 1om and Dad 0 Past and Present 205 �Lo do LO\ l , D d and Fr n n 'tour P rent Wendy Peterson Tyeisha Preston '\ ou k ('p mo\ mg on tO\ drd ucc(' . Keep m11lng' Congratulc tton " LO\e h\a) , 'tour Famll) Susan Phillips Chr" stie Ramirez C.ongratulauons to our most prcciOu~glftmhfe- Our" UZJ('()'' -- God' man) ble mg on ) our future ahead. \\ e are' ef) proud of ( ongratulatlon.. \\ 're all so\ ry proudof)ou,fon,hat}ou\ don and \\ 11l do 1n the future. \\ e \ 1 h }OU the\ 'f) b st m th )cars to come. '\ ou're uch a beaunful and lonng daughter. )OU. LO\C, tom, Dad, and ngelia Jeremy Pickens Ellen Reed Jcrcm} -- \\ e arc so proud of ) ou and }our accompli hm('nts. KCl'P the Lord trong m }Our hf' and H \\111 bless} ou me\ ef) thing} ou do! (.od bless ) ou. \\ e IO\ e ) ou \ 'f) much' LO\C, Mom, Dad, t('phen, Enk, ng1c, Bccki, and Can' Our bab) Ellen ha gro\\ n up' It ha ·be n a \\Ond rfull7} ars \\1th man) more to folio\\. F.ll n, }ou arc uch a JO)ful daughter. What \\Ould hfe ha\ cbccn \\1thout) ou?t?t \\c lo\e }OU and \\I h )OU the b t of C\Cr} thmg. lo\c \1\\a)s, tom, Dad, hnstoph r, ja on, \m}, and ll' Rosanna Piluso Debbie Reiman lo m} \\lid roe - 'lou ha\e GiH' )our elf a hand, )OU d ef\ ah\a) s been chasmg} our dreams. Jt, Congratulations' Keep on doing It and somcda} Lo\c 'Ia, ) ou'll catch one. Dad, Mom, Sam, B ck}, and Brandt LO\ c h\a) , tom 206 \\ c I O\ c '\ ou, tom, Dad, and Rach I �Dian A 1om n [J Israel Saldana ood lu k to d Brandon Rigg r o proud of the trtd md torah}our ol Vincent SanMiguel } u ltws long hard road, and } ou d1d It On th1 JOUrn } II d hfe, th r re man} path to choo c. Ia} Don t top nm . God' gmdancc ah'a} bC\\1th }OU. Lo\e, LO\C, Dad and Mom tom nd Dad josh Rivera John-Patrick Sansom 'lou mad It' \\c knC\\ }OU would. \\ e held } ou up to \\e are very proud of you and }OU and now} ou hold the'' orld in} our knO\\ \\e w111 b throughout }Our hand . Reach for th hf. things are po s1bl . \\c LO\e 'lou, LO\e, tom and Dad lorn and Dad Melinda Ross \\e d1dn't get to spend a much ume w1th lelmda as \\e \\anted, but we chen h the wonderful }Cars we had together. Mehnda touched a lot of people's It' e and \\e hop } ou will kc p her memory m } our hearts, as sh will ah\a}s be m our . Uf 1 prccwu , plea c chen h e\er} moment. e the world, tar and all Petra Santiago II who know and lo\ e Petra n 'er doubted her determination to a chic\ e e\ ery'thing sh has planned for and dream d of mce she was old enough to talk. Congratulation ' \\ e LO\ c ) ou, ) our Famil} and Fncnds lorn, Dad, Elnora, and Sonn} Tim Ryan joaquin Santos \\ e'r 'ery proud of the) oung man )OU hme grO\\n up to be. Contmue to set } our goals high and ah' U} s be the b •st }OU ran be in whatc\er you do. Lmc, 1om, Dad, Lori, and Scan \\here d1d the tim go? It cern like onl} }C terda} )OU were m diapers. Congratulanons, ''c arc 'cr) proud of} ou' Low, tom, !), d, 't ezerua, Orqmdea, and l.uz 207 �Courtney Schaffner Amy Sirois 'r ou made it, Squtrt' Rememb r: no The best \\a} to li\e ts to apprcnt~tP each minute as a miracle. \\ork .11 your work and play at your pia}. Shed } our tears. EnJO} } our taught •r. Don't try to borrO\\ !rom the futur •. Accept the fact that nO\'> is the best time of your lite. We love }OU, Mom, Dad, and K1m matt r hov, far you go, hO\\ rich and famous you get, you'll ah... ays be our little girl' Love, 1om and Dad Meghan Schnoes 'r ou hav fill d our lives with so many treasured memories. Our 10\e and pride \'>ill always b • \'>ith you. 1ay all your pro!Jljs s of tomorrow bring you happiness. \\<e Lov 'rou Always, 1om and Dad Kristin Scuderi God bl sed u with a gift of love \'>hen you were born. From th time you were JUSt a baby, you have fill d out lives with love, !aught r, and happine s. W \'>ill always trea ure the gift wruch we w re given 18 year ago, our prec1ous Kristin. Love, Mom and Dad Dan Seelye Dan, we know at time chool was a chore. You did 9 months, now notWng more. CongratulatiOns' \\e're proud of you. Love, Dad, 1om, and Stacy 208 . --.~- ' .... ;.~,._~ Chantel Smith You are all grm'>n up, look at you nO\\. I want to take this opportunity to congratulat } ou for a job \'>ell done. Love 1\Jways, Your Family Ervin and Shaunna Smith Mom and Dad are o proud of both of you. Seniors at last. Th futur is yours. Love, Mom and Dad George Smith Early on we knew your wer extraordinary. You hav always work d hard to glorify the Giver \\oithout forgetting the importance of fun and laughter. Keep gro\.,.ing and knowing, son; all cis will follow. You are truly an excellent young man and have always giv n us incredible joy. All our love and rc p ct, Mom and Dad David Sherwood Rickey Smith Dave -The last couple of years have been quit a journey, but you did it (sometimes kicking and crea!Jljng ... but you did it). You've always b en such a joy in my life. I love you dearly, Honey Pot. You're the best Christmas present I ever got' Love, Mom Rick -- Congratulations on accomphshing a goal m life that hasn't been cas}. Alwa} s r m mbcr, work hard and keep a positi\e attitude, and b proud of who you ar . We are all very proud of you. You'll always have our love and support. Lo-.e, Dad, Mom, Carol, and J...rystcn �Tiffany Smith Shawn Steffensen \\a} to go I Iffl Grandma, grandpa, and I arc HT} proud of you' It's alv.a} s b en JUSt the t\\O of us, but\\ •\c managed to mak it through b caus~ v. had each oth r (but you were som(•times confused as to v.ho was n•all} the "mom"). \\hatever }OU deode to do v.llh }Our hfe-be happ}. Just rem mbcr v.hat 1\c always told you-you can d ode to star w1th me forever' I don't mmd-of course, you do have to clean up, pay your btlls, and then there's th subJect of curfe\.,, (Ha 1ll'll Alwa}s LO\C You, Mom Congratulations and good luck in joe Smotherman Erin Stewart 't ou till ha" c th same cxpr ssion To our precious daughter-· Words alone cannot t II you how proud we arc of you. 't ou have brought us great JOY in watching you grow. May your ever} wish com true and you n ver get old in spirit. Love Always, Mom and Dad cv cr} morning before school. Congratulations, Son. Good luck in all that you do. Love, Your Family Bobby Sorden 'tou're still our "Little Angel." We ar proud of you, and love you\ cry much. Love, Mom and Eddie the future. Love Always, Dad and 1om jennifer Stewart jenny Bug -- Your strong individuali m and fierce determinations have not made your school ) ear easy, but somehow you managed to choose the right path to get to toda)'. Remain true to yourself, and never lose your ffiUSIC. Love, tom, Dad, and Lizzie Teresa Spann Sophia Stowell Teresa Chukahumnccda, Congratulations for your great accomplishments. \\ arc so \·cr} proudof}ou,andma} Godcontmue to bless you. Love \)ways, Mom and Dad Fir t da} in chool to Ia t, we knew you w re read} for life and all it offers. Congratulation ! Love Alway , 1om and Dad Amy Specht Christina Sullivan Congratulation 'Weare veT} proud of all your accomplishments. 1a} you always set your high goals and n ver gi\ up cltmbing the mountain. Alway have the thirst for knowledge. \\ Lov 't ou VeT} tuch, 1om and Dad We arc so proud of you. 'tou're the best anyone could v..i h for. Love, 1om, Dad, manda, Grandma, Grandpa, and Uncle Bob Past and Present 209 �Becky and Rachel Sundermeyer Chris Traut Ma} God lead you and din·ct our path. Work hard and \\Chop \\hat a pa1r" \ ou both arc God's pr cious gift to us. We pra} you are successful in all you do. search for I hs guidance for a trul} Love, blessed futur '. We LO\C You, Mom and Dad 'rour Par •nts Jon Sykora You an• successful, and you make ou Sean Utera "But mommy, he's got bad breath"" me \ ·err proud to call you m} on. Ma} all your dreams come true' I LO\e 'r OU, Dad Kathy Thompson ~ath} Tammy Walter 'r ou did it' \\ c can't b •gin to tell }OU how proud we arc of you. You met challenges, and never gaYe up. You arc a wonderful daughter and we love }OU ver} much. All Our Love, Mom, Dad, Kenny, Beth, and Billy Tamm} 'rou ha\e met one of your goals and we arc all so proud of you. Keep your goals high and always knm'> you can do whatever you s tout to do. Congratulations! Larry Thompson Jerry Washington Love Always, Dad, Mom, Tab, Stcph, Rob, and Vine nt To m} brother - Lood luck on th • 1a} God bl •ss you and keep you my son. We are all vcrr proud of you! Keep up the good work. Take Car , Mommy's Hon } Bear!, road that }OU ar • h •acted dmm. When I say this, I say it at heart. Lov , The Dowdens, Jones, and the T.l.O. Crew 210 Shrisicc Christi Thurmond Tanya Watkins 'rou\ gro\'m to be a vcrr b autlful and responsible young lad} . We're verr proud of you, and know you'll be succ •ssful in whatever you do in life. Lo\ e AJv.. ays, Mom and Jcn Tan} a o parents could ask tor a more Iovmg and caring daught ·r. While '"e \'>ill always wish you could have stayed 2 years old, \\C nm\ offer our congratulations as }OU embark on thi. life changmg event and much happiness and surrcss. Love, Mom and Dad �Priscilla Williams Keith Woodworth, Jr. t-.J th(') Said )OU\\OUidn't <;Uf\1\t', Congratulations'!! but look at )OU nO\\. 'tou're a strong one 1 Keep reachmg lor that star )OU ha\e )Our e}es on and once )OU get II, kel'p on soanng. We're so proud of th<• man )Ou've becom •. l.O\ l', 1om, Dad, and lr. llumor Robert "Luke" Williams Luk • 't ou are our blessmg and gift of light from God 1 LO\e, Mom and Dad Michael Wright Bubba Look ho'" far }Ou\e come. Congratulations' We are so very proud of you. You have a great heart and low for )Our fam!l} . Keep up the Great '"ork and always sta} tru • to yourself. Lov , 1om and Dad .,. ·1 ~. Sarah Williams Ruud Wulms Once, our little bab} Although this Th •n, our little girl. graduatiOn for Ruud, we hop • that O\\. our little Lady! IS not a r •al this American expenence is a good Our Love Goes With You Forever, start for his further life. Mom and Dad Love Alwa} s, Mom, Dad, 1ark, and Mariek • George Winn You are a \CfT speCial kid that everr parent would lo\e to have as the1r son. \\e love you so much and ar • ver) proud of the fine 1 oung man you have become. Go mak • your dreams come tru •1! Congratulations and Lo\e Ah-.ays, Dad, 1om, Johnathan, and joshua Pagina Wooden Gma I'm so proud of you. Remember, take one step at a time, but always fomard. Good luck. llO\e you, Mom 211 �ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL Dean ' s List ,i F1 l-ter, Mr. FranK Sagona, Heather ick wa~lln, Mr. Dave rurner Index A A.V.P. 119 Ab ~. Carolyn Mrs. 8~ 118 Ab ndan1o, :::>ayna 28 ~ J8 1 9 ACAPELLA CHOIR 68 Acfa~~ , cholas 42 ~37 Aching~r. Carol1n 8 3 ~02 166 Acklin, J remy 28 124 36 lll Adams, Dav Mr. 88 89 90 95 218 Aga, Jason 65 Aganon, ico e 42 61 Agner, D r r, 28 Agrusa, Ar: tory 28 63 124 Aguirr , Steven 42 A1llen, Pa 146 A~nswor n, Jos~ a 42 73 81 Akln, Amb r 7 5 75 84 85 ~~8 66 191 193 196 2~6 2~ Albaugh, Chad 9 28 11 A~b~rs, MellSS 4~ 62 8 Alexander, Charl s 42 26 A p o. Vada 42 A~~en, Capr 28 30 133 A::.::.en, •olene 42 106 .40 Al ::.en, •oshua 42 Alt, Ho::.~y 28 Alt. Vo a 81 1::.9 .66 Anche a, 196 Anche a, Jasrr.1nE1 42 89 93 And rsor, Caro Mr 216 , Do q 28 ulSa 42 M1chac~ 148 166 Stephen 42 re a 42 eneka 28 212 And rson, Terry 42 And r son , "'odd 2 8 6 3 6 8 Andrad , R.chard 28 !!~ Andr acch1, Gene 42 Andre-ws. Kev.n 42 Apuzzo, Jam e 166 ARKANSAW BEAR 66 Armst('ad, Joshua 42 Armst 3d, Rodney 28 134 13'> 148 Arms rong, Farci 42 Ar s ro"lg, 11e::.an1e 42 Arne , Ka tr.ryn 16 6 Arnold, A! drir.a 129 AR'I' COUNC'IL .214 Ash, Ron 119 ::.42 143 166 ATH:...ETIC TRAINERS 104 Atma, Paula 28 .58 Auge, Danlelle 63 ~38 166 196 AUTO SHOP 110 Avalos, Andrea 63 106 !66 Ava~os, J nn.fer 5 42 60 6'> 84 106 ::.::.4 Avila, Juan1ta 213 Ayers, Joshu 63 118 166 215 22 l B Baca, ::>ani i:j.J 81 119 162 166 196 Baca, ::>ennis 42 126 Baerga, Al xis 28 Bailey, N1ck 133 Bailey, Shawna ::..a Ba1num, Jessica 28 102 103 Baker, ::>an 2 118 22 .24 ~33 ~66 178 196 Ba an, Chr chelle ,a 2~7 Ba.dw1n, Pau 42 Ba::.dwin, Rob rt 57 ""::.5 Ba.key, J nn fer 28 84 85 Ba.::., Lon 28 Ba •• 1ng r, Jason 148 166 196 BAND COUNC:::~ 64 Ban , Dest1ny 42 81 Banks, Aaron 28 Barb r, Amber 81 B rbi , S ott 108 109 124 6 Barnett, arin 8 ""24 BaYnett, Mon·qJ 42 BaYr ck, Pr~scilla 4~ BaY~e , M cha 1 61 63 8 73 106 ::.66 89 1 6 21'> Bar•ho O:>l w, C les e 28 BASKETBALL, BOYS 134 BASKETBALL, G!R~3 138 Ba cs, Roxanne Ms. 63 89 194 Bat , Timotl".y 28 6J 124 Battle, Jeffery 42 Bauer, Amy Ms. 89 Bauer, Ben amin .66 196 Bauknech , Kenny 4 2 Bauswan, ::>onald .0'> !24 167 Bausr.>an, Jack 28 Baxter, Gregg 28 111 '48 Bayless, Cassie .29 Bayless, Jenn1fer 28 Bean, Denn1s 28 111 216 Beauchamp, Gr1s 1 42 Beaujene, Jarmae 133 Beaupre, Jeanette 8 105 119 126 133 167 ::.96 Becke, Cheri M1ss 89 90 Beckner, Amber 42 Bedel, John 61 61 106 118 162 167 Beeson, ::>ody Mrs . 89 Be ssel, Alexis 42 Be::.::., Andr a 64 68 74 167 Be::.::.. Turkesa 63 73 1 4 167 ~97 Bel::.e, Melan1e 68 73 101 186 ~96 Beltran, Br1an 167 222 Benn, Vick1 42 Bennett, Br1an 28 101 ~02 Bennett, Cassandra 42 8::. Bennett, Chr1stop~er 4, Bennett, Kat1e 42 77 84 Benne t, Paco 28 Ben ley, ark Mr. 137 Benyard, s E>fanie 5 42 63 .03 140 Bernardo, Le1 ani 28 216 Be zler, Candy ~67 B ver, Jeffrey 42 63 68 106 BIBLE CLUB 21 '> Bigley, Kenne h 42 68 82 83 .26 Bir.nebose, Na asna 42 68 Bior.dini, .1ke Mr. 88 '47 Birchf1e::.d, Steff nl 10 42 77 84 Bir }",field, S even 11 .; Bishop, Chr1s 106 Bi ~op, Kat1e 119 167 BlShop, Mik 63 Black, Carl 42 11'> Blackmon, Jason 28 124 134 135 B.ackwell, Tania 13 167 197 2 3 216 B'ake, Robin 42 ·~4 129 B~anchard, Michae. 28 141 Bland, Ant~ony 28 Bland, Erlc 28 Blanton, Crys al 28 Blanton, •arr.ie 43 Bl Aar 61 6 3 Bl Bo M n, M w 106 Boa ngrt. Abt-y 4 3 73 06 Boa r qh ab 167 Bodd Tom ka Bo ~t r, Max 23 Bohanan, Bryan 43 127 ::.36 Bor.an n, Ha 1 on 2 124 .67 1':11 2 8 Bolton, Abby 2 8 Bo~d. ran1sha 43 2'~ Bonner, Jona ha 43 8 Book, Holly Boroz, Stac y 28 9 3 151 1'>8 2~8 24 Borrelli, Kathy M 8 ':13 Bow n, Cindy 155 Bower, Jeff 84 85 16 197 Bow r, Sa rat 43 Bow r, Shawn 8' 57 1 8 167 ~97 Bow rs, Ste a Mrs. 9 Bowman, Sue M 89 Boyd, PatrlCK 119 ::.48 167 197 Boykin, M1cha 1 28 Bradford, Joy 28 11~ Bradl y, Crystal 98 Brambi A, Joshua 28 106 Braun, Jos ph 28 122 24 Br am, Amy 65 84 168 q 216 223 Br arr., A'lgie 43 Breaux, Tonya .68 Br€nnan, Kerilyn 26 4$ 65 84 101 46 1'>9 68 Br w r, son 8 BrE>w r, Chad 29 r, Dan~el 29 Bristo~. D na 84 1!& 168 216 BROADWAY REV EW 82 Brock, Pa~r c.a Mrs. 89 Brooks, C c1 a 43 Brooks, Kimber ~Y 2 9 Brown, Br ndan 43 114 ~37 Brown, Christ ra 29 6 84 '>2 154 2 9 Brown, Gerald ~9 Brown, K vi'l 43 •• 5 Brown, Kur lS 29 43 63 6 Brown, M1nd Brown, Phy Ms. 89 Brown, Robert 43 1~6 Brumback, Br anne 63 Bryant, Er1c 43 Bryant. Shaun 4 3 Bryan , Van a 0 114 168 216 Bryan , Veron que 10 9 138 168 193 2'6 Bud nska, Rog r 06 8 Bu1ghard Amb r B Bu1ghard , B 1 11 �RADE~ 4~ Arr: .08 1J 98 lda 29 n, Tracy 68 B~.orq , Ryan .68 Burqhard , Amb r 21 43 Burk , Karen Mr 89 2.Q Burn. Pe r 6J Burns, Kim 41 Burns1de-Walker, Tanya ~9 Burzlaff . ~indy Mrs . flY Bushong, Kim 11 29 Butl r, Erich 29 B.; 1 r, Kil!' 2 9 6. 6 ~ 106 211 1 r, Nathan1el 4 168 y s, Dan1e. 29 Byrne, K1mber y ~9 84 Byrn Mar1ssa 68 ~68 Byrn , Pe er 4 ~ B.; c c.o . E . 119 Ca.vln, Steve 211 Car.acho, Veronica 43 Cameron, Christopher 43 Campbell, Catrina 29 Campbell , J .J. 15 23 168 Campos, Danie.::.e 29 Cane, William Capt. 89 Cannon , Jenn1fer 29 63 1 7 147 Cannon, Michael 43 Cannon, Sidney 152 154 68 Can erbury , Marci 43 Cantre::.l, Jennifer 43 ~antre::.l, Joe 117 :68 Capistrano , Tony 43 Carabe::o, Cody 29 Carazo, Jennifer 29 120 129 Carlson , Ginny Ms . 89 en Carl&on , Redri t 43 126 DO 1.13 ar an , Kr n 29 Carr ck, MLch 1 41 Carro . Jer miah 41 ::.~2 1~0 1~.l Carter , David ::.7 124 12~ .30 l.B 168 19 7 Cartmell, Heather 13 168 ::.97 Cartwright , Kenneth 29 Case, Royce 29 Casias , Francisco 43 192 Casias, Lucas 43 Casper, Betty Ms . 89 ast e , Don Mr. 88 Ca es , Christy 69 CavanaJgh, Amb r 115 129 169 198 C vin , Cabot 4 9 198 Cervantes , Fe.1pe 169 Cestero , Kei::.a 43 hadwici< , Denn .. s 29 CBAMBER SI GERS 68 GS 84 Champ1gny, Sonia 43 Chap an, Rob r 4 112 Char er, Jos ph1n 29 Chavez, 11 o 9 41 8 8. 60 214 Chav~z. Is1aore 29 Chee, L1ll 4J Childs. Amanda 4 62 63 156 1 8 Chisholm, Joey 63 124 .30 169 192 197 ~~i.) Chisho.m, Tyrone 4~ 6::. 63 14 Cho, Hyong 29 41 146 CHOIR COU C.~ 64 Christens n, Tracy 4~ Christ1ans n, Shannon 169 198 Christ1an on, Brian .15 Chris man, Br an 43 Ch~.odoz1lova, Ann 8 98 129 .60 .69 Ciezk1, N1chol 29 Cinkosky, Er1c 8 43 Cinkosky , Jason 2~ 160 Cintas , Ol1via ::.9 169 Clapp, Charles 43 c::.ark, Gerda Mrs. 89 92 Clarke, Katherine 119 169 Clarose, Brian 29 124 Clement, April 6 Clement, Jennif r 43 Cline, Misti 169 Cline , Sh JP. 44 8 Coa es, Melissa 29 Coblentz. Jur.e M . 90 Cochran, Kristina 29 Coffey, Evet e 29 Coffey, Mike Mr . 90 Cofield, Clarence Mr. 134 136 Coher,, Mandy 10 11 119 169 198 Coh n, Shannon 8 10 11 169 198 YWOW Front Row : a- MI:s . l N "1 ~renshaw , 29 18 0 170 2 Cren i 44 a 29 29 61 106 126 ~0 n ' Co .. an, Cl n COMMUNITY OF C'ARI G 22 ~ Conaway, Judy 44 6~ .. 06 Cone, Laddy 102 169 Conley , Sherry Mrs . 90 ::.o~ 118 Conrad, Summer 44 Contreras, D aman na ::.1 213 Conway, Judy 219 Cooley, R an 169 Coon, ~am ron 64 68 69 Cooney, M1k Mr. 90 Cooper, Er1c 44 Cooper, Joseph 29 Cooper, y 1m 29 Cooper, Robert .. ~4 169 Cooper , Ronn1e 68 69 73 Copeland , Carla Ms. 90 Copple , Chrlstina 44 115 216 Corbett, dhannon 29 73 Cor1, Amanda 30 Corn1.s, ay Mr. 88 Cor ra::., Tay 13 .44 14 5 169 Corra', tlsha 30 Cortes, Ka saP.dr a 4 4 Cosgrove, ... ash 44 COSM~TOLOGY 1'9 Co&ta::.es, Peter 170 Cough ... n, Tiffini 68 73 97 :70 Cough .. n, Tom 146 Cox, Jen~1f r 61 63 q7 106 , 8 170 198 Cox, Ph11lip 44 97 Cozz1e, ~elen Mrs. 90 Cravens, Tonya 44 62 9 Cr Crowe, Crow.. , 44 126 Cru!T'p , Glenr 1ce 44 60 62 .'J6 Cruz, Chri y 30 147 218 2 9 Cruz , Cid 44 Cruz, Ryar 8 58 68 73 8' 170 Cuchar s, H ather 44 C 1 1ns, Chr t 1na 44 CJ~ P.gha , Latasha 3 ~2 CJpp, Reb cca 44 57 68 2 6 C' 1r is , Dav d 133 C 1r is, Rob rt 13 3G 63 67 130 13 D Daffron, Br an 6~ 8' ~70 Dagg, Tessa 44 Dahl~rg, Gregg Mr . 90 142 143 Dahle, Michae 44 Daig e, Dan1e .. le ~8 6~ 68 170 Dal, Jasm1n 44 Darrow, Ar.anda 30 1~8 Dasugo , R1cky 25 .46 Daubert, Cor1ne Mrs . 90 DAVID AND ~ISA 70 Davidson, Amber 2.3 Davidson, Julorie 44 Davies, Ho~1day 30 84 Davis, Alan 106 Davis, Ben 17C Davis , Cedr c 102 .34 135 17. 178 col Eberharr, Pe ra San 1ago, 1an1 a Av1la, Hath r O'N i.. 2nd Row: Amber Davidson, Tan a Blackwe.l, Jennifer Har ow , Diamantina Contreras, ncy l\dhn Cassandra 29 ... 147 Chambers , J1m Mr. 89 ::.::.1 ha b rs , M1chae1 29 l44 .4 ~hambers , Past and Present 213 �46 4 lj 6 !0 c; !:l 9 2 ::.99 I!ID'on N" " 4') 84 F 1 6 F lj 0 nqE> Front ART COUNCIL a ly, ') j i 131 s, 44 •9 198 44 6 8 7 hom 6J 2-1 b4 a Doan, ~har' s ~ Dob er, Laura 61 63 06 1 Dob er. Pau~ Mr . 9 Doc-k, Chryst a ~0 7'2 73 D dd, rath rine 84 5 l '18 D 44 2 norke:s, 71 y, y, 44 !0 0 Dunc-an 2nd Row : Jeff y n Jo 1 Not Pictured : S 'l.C'y d Wl~son, uCn if T ~33 44 84 :8 98 •0 rrer. early rrer, Tra y g1as, Heat'"! r 4') 45 9 118 tt 44 26 Blair 44 Ad1 44 6 6 44 8 Mr. 90 9tl ':19 12' ~6 Amb 6 63 106 192 5 4 nc-an, 06 Dungan , Sama1 'la Dunn, Aaron 4" 112 .l':l D nn, Tosh iC 144 45 ran, Yo onda 3 D ren, Kev n Mr. 1 9 E 11 3 11 1 44 63 68 44 111 220 9 214 F G Fa k ' an, Bu ch Mr. 90 F ane e ~~4 2 lobby Mr. 124 F 9C12! ... 4 F 7 Doy e, Br ttany 4'> 6 63 26 DRAMA C'OUNC ~ 6'> Dray, W ndy 45 Debbie 61 06 21 3 223 62 uason Eng~ nd, Aneyk'l. 1'7 72 Eng'el!'an, Tami 30 6 61 2 5 r, er, Bec-Ky 10 0 3 ~ 8 2 199 222 C'LUP. 2 0 !0 Espirosa, E pin~za, Racha 6<; 66 q ib 1, Renee 4'> 81 qt, Geoffrey ,o Da~e Mr. 90 Eva , Wi liam 112 21'> Ever1i g, Dawn 22 6.l 64 lj 138 139 172 ... 78 '9 7 220 222 \..S 4') 126 45 Mr . 9 Yf:lr 4 1 E. rr:~r N:c-o ... e 171 2 3 rwein , Stephan e 61 6! 1:) 1/1 216 63 74 126 4 3 Fe low , Dan Fenn r, Tar y 14 Fenwick, E aine 13 6i 64 67 68 74 82 9 172 Fergus, Paul 30 L 24 FE>rnandez, Ti o hy 4 !> Fetter , Mon Mr. 9 126 F chter, J ssi a ::8 12 2.4 220 Fie ds, Carlo 30 F"e ds, M chel e 45 F g eroa, Fra c- s o 4 5 6 37 F g er0a, Or~and 45 F iPa , Le~e1 129 Fiorill':l, Dav1d 64 68 73 8 82 F orill':l, Rkhard 4'> I" ~ r' Andr a 4'> F h r, Billy 30 F sher, Steven 212 F agg, lizab '"h 30 F~annery, Anni 9 F ann ry, Jess·c 4C, 7 8 ';) 1 c; !:l '06 F ... e'"c-h r, S ephann1 4<; 14C Flores, Debbie 31 1'>4 217 F ournoy, flo s ·a l l ::. 99 F Jh rty, Joshua 31 ~ Ga van, S 83 Gamb ... e, Kyr :inn, DraKe rci'l, ar ia, Gar 8 6 ra ~ y 4 6 Garl"'ra, Ben·am n Garl'l.rd, s~ephan 4 1 4 13 1 6 • 8 �~9 j a 6 9 nd 1, M r1 >r zma , M 1qu fl /j 6l 12 '1 H 46 oph r 46 4E. a: Had X, HaK '1i a4 Ha Ha 6 6a 46 a E. 2 6 5 a4 3C ~33 146 Ha Ha Ha 11, Hall, 31 91 r 12a 9 aa 46 61 H H H H 32 31 63 129 oe::.~d 46 64 a1 Juan 31 24 Azuc na 31 Me.t a 46 5 M... gue 46 115 Jus ton ::. • .. 163 Goodall , Sa lL 1a 1' Goodridg , PrLnc 46 63 Goodw1n, Judy Mrs. 9 221 Gordon, Jo~en ... 29 Gordon, KE:>eley 46 Goseb rg, Chris in a l1 GOSPEL CHOIR 7l Got.k r, Aaron 4 6 Go d, Tracey 3 ;;~a 122 1.,:4 .:~6 Gracin, Jennifer 1 1 17l 00 Gracin, Mandy 46 223 Grain, va erie 1 17l 200 Gr ha , Iph1g ni 46 Grand 1, Patti Mr 91 Granes, uennifer 62 Gr n , Kelly 46 61 63 64 6a Grav lLn, Ri h rd 31 Grav en~ifer 46 61 Green, Abby 4 6 Gre n, ~ona1d l 134 Gr n, Erin l ... a4 a~ 1~4 H H H H 46 8 46 6 174 32 42 H 47 3 a4 32 6 6 0 l 80 6a a::. 9 Hande ... , Hes He 144 H s H Hq l2 l2 l2 lll H H H H H H H H H Har·o, Har·o, Har ow, 114 Harrington, Zach 133 Harris, 32 6~ 84 !l Harris, 6 q~ H ,..ris, rs. 95 H ,..r ... s, 63 64 6a H rr s, Harr s, H rr 4a 75 20 91 a H 2 Harr s , Harr1s, Harris, Harr1s, Harr1s, Harr1s, ~~'> 46 32 73 40 2 4 6 1!4 r na 46 n r, Jaso ... 26 Gre z, Share Mr . 91 eb 1. Anne l1 64 72 7l 97 ~3a 1 9 1'>2 2!9 Gr eb 1 , Joe Mr. 1ja 14C Gr m, Daivd ~74 Gr m, Dav·d 97 98 2 5 Gr uenn1fer 46 9 215 Gr rna, H cardo 31 24 14a Grrrur, LeghAnne 114 Gr om , Fayra 31 r , arl 46 62 106 Gro 2 6 Grow, Ja<"'k 2 < 63 64 14a Gr 1ng, Cal b 31 36 14a G vara , Joa r 174 G dry, Hea rer 66 174 Gumbs, Tomek 46 140 141 Hart, Hart~ey, hy 46 106 46 da .32 4 H rt~ey, !:1 Haskins, H t.geto, Hat.s!!'an, Hav and, Andrew 4 6 32 a4 Hawk r, 20 3a 91 93 46 73 a1 1 46 1 4 64 6 Hayward, uennifer Head, L1sa 41 Head, Rob r 32 4 3 12 61 Jennif Rob r Bon::-1 215 �I go, ina 8 124 134 218 220 Ing s, ~rad 4 Ingles, Kac y 1 9 Inman, Joseph 41 INTERACT C'L 'B 22 ~hr1s 1 GERMAN CLUB: e Front Row: , Art Dennis Ban, Tan sha Bond, Car~a Groller, Ttomas Opsah Jus 1Hope, Jenn1ferWoos~y. D anawamack, Mr. Rob ·~ey, t 2nd Row: Se Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jac-Kson, M1cha 11 133 175 Jac-k,o:-~, Robert JacK ,on, Willi vam ,, LaChristy 58 Jam s, Leonard 9 1 Jan1t 11, Josh 47 Jara~1llo, Celena 4 Jara~1llo, Daniel 4 84 Jara~1l o, Elena 3 Jarvey, ~essica ''9 20' JAZZ BAND 61 Jedryk1ew.. cz, Mik n Je .. l1ngs, Lyla 47 84 ' 6 Jensen, Kristi 47 Ho::.::.y 47 61 62 J t 6 Jewell, Evan 33 84 124 Johanson, Jane e ll 115 220 223 Johanson, Lauren 41 8 .. Johnsor, A::.an 119 17~ 201 Jot>n<or,, Anje::.1que 98 1 5 176 Johnsor., Arlne::.ies ll 101 28 129 217 Johnsor, Dwight 3 Johnsor, Edgar Sr. C'h1ef 91 Johnson, Frederick Johnson, Jaclyn 33 ;. 4 Johnso:1, Jade 84 16 201 Johnson Jr. K rnett 4 Johnson, Kevir ::.36 Johnson, Larry 47 Johnson, Matt 133 Johnson, M1chael 33 4 Johnson, Sheppard 47 Johnson, Steven 33 Johnson, T resa 98 6 1 Johnson, Vanessa 47 84 40 155 Johnson, Wi~~ 33 Johnston, Mand e 176 Jolly, Robert 2~ 33 214 2 5 JoPes, Brandy! gh 4 Jone Cameron 11 1 4 Jone Christ in 11 ~ones, Christopher 13 ~ones, Jason n 11~ Jon s, Jennifer 47 Jones, Le ricia 176 Jon s, nica 47 63 ' FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Kr s y R ub, rracey Go ld, L anne Serna, Lan B r~ rdo, sarah H Dav1d Hobar , Arny Malan 2nd Row: Reba ssa Bryan , Ki rra AJ Kt. 1nsk , n a Blackw ~~, vol en M er, Arny Br 'll, r n Stewar , ancy Randa 3rd Row: Ms. Ann Spenc r, Kris~<n Mutchler, Stcphan18 Eberwein, Genev1 sa zar, S acy G 3 Ha , Diana Br1sto , J ff O~ano, s1a Wa~son, Veronique Bryant, Teena S~acK, Cnr1st1na Copp~e. Rosanna Piluso, Arnber Ak n, Mr . Carol An rson 89 n 26 2~9 216 H n H H Fred r <""k 4 ohn 32 , 8re y 3~ 32 8 175 Hlt<""~ison, Arnar.da 47 68 :>6 217 H tchison, LaS brc 32 c;s . Randy Mr . Jones, Robert Jone 2'5 91 �126 ~27 146 1 5!3 ' 9 0 OURNALISM 98 oy, aRhonda 33 84 115 •uarez , Fern ndo 11 111 • dson, Chris 48 115 126 ·~ngerr!'an, Will1am 33 61 63 ~24 JU IOR COUNCIL 219 uuransin, Amanda 129 J~s us, Sh --y R K Kane, Treresa 6l 106 176 Karner, Jason 48 Kasa, tiiedi 68 119 176 201 Kastl, Shawn ~76 201 Kazar, Philip 48 Keener, La asha 48 Ke~~Y· Tasha 68 73 114 152 176 Ke~ster , David 74 Kennedy, Chad 48 113 Kent, Jesse 176 Kenzy, Jed 33 143 218 Kerr, Rebecca 48 Ketcham , Jenmfer 68 73 118 176 215 Key, Scott 48 Kiddie , Stephan1e 33 223 K1lstrom, David 63 K1nhofer, Erika 73 98 176 201 K1nnard Jr , Ricky 48 K1nney, Andrew 102 118 176 214 K1rchmann , Rachel ::.3 68 82 84 10l 176 191 201 Kirkland, Joel 6C 61 63 106 118 176 201 214 215 Kukland, Reb cca 48 68 Kirkwood , H ather 48 Kirschbaum , Marcus 108 109 176 KJ.ttredge , Pa r1cia 33 K affky , Paula 33 K ataska , Ka hcnne 48 86 129 ~54 1')') K 1ner, Aaron 160 115 ::.77 Kn1ght, Rober Knowles , W1ll1am 48 Knox, A~fred 33 BC Ko, Shannon 4B Koch , Sandy Mrs . 91 Kohne , Kenneth 48 Kohner , Chris 3 71 118 177 221 Kohner , w ndy 2 33 58 59 63 64 Kopasz, lynn Mr . 91 lOB 109 Kotch , Amanda 48 68 115 Kowa:sk1 , Misti 33 4~ 70 Koz~osk1 , Heat~er 33 Krajcov1c, Jessica .77 Krause, Bryan Mr . 91 :~9 Krause, MaryAnn Mrs . 9~ Krempley , Dave Mr. 91 Kr er , Jeran 13 40 129 Kos k, Rober 3J Kuhn, M1 helle 8~ ~77 202 Ku per, 8 43 177 Ku nsk , Sarah 4£:1 2 6 Kwasn1 wsJ< , 1 33 144 L Lacey, D borah M~. 9~ Lacro1x, Naom1 ll Lacy, Ryan 33 148 149 LaGasse, Christ1na 11 La1rd, Peter 63118 14) 177 202 215 22l Lamberson, Brardon 33 Lammer , Briar '77 lamplough, Any 68 • ancaster, Aundroush 33 :...ancas er, La Jr 48 wane , Mag:1US 48 Lang , Chr1s 1na 33 60 63 64 78 ~06 LaP~an e, Jacquel1n ~77 223 Lapoin e, 1cole 48 Largen , Michae: 33 Larsen, David 8 33 Larson, Chad 48 112 Larson, Ma rew 33 146 217 Larson, Paul 33 !.arson, Tammy 48 !.ascalzo, Jos~ 126 !.ashley, Kasey 177 Latour, Andrew 33 Laub , Aaron 177 Lav1er, Jenn~fer 34 Lawrence, Pa rick Mr . 91 Laws, Ruthann ~ 77 202 Lawson, Mat hew 48 ~2E; Lax, Taryn 2 9 • 04 148 177 202 218 Lax, Tosha 48 68 ~54 LeBlanc, Saman ~a 86 177 202 213 220 22'3 .._eck1e, Se n 1 7 :...ee, Crys al l4 97 138 139 152 ~eeman, Colin 14 146 Leeman, ~roy 46 Lerner , Wendy 34 115 Lemke, Lyd a Mrs . 91 Lends~y. Cl1fford Mr . 92 Lenhart, Sarah 48 115 Lerma, Brandl 34 158 Lesley, Ron Mr. 92 Lethbridge, Stacy :6 ~OO 101 157 158 177 Levcrsedge, Jenn1fer 129 Lew1s, Aaron 34 148 Lewts, Hur.ter 34 124 ll6 137 224 .._ew1.s, Jason 48 Lew1s, Jenny 48 LeWlS, uUStin 48 126 127 Lew1s, Tallsha 34 Lienhard, Chris 63 177 19'3 Lienhard, Nicolas 48 Lilli , .all!ra 48 114 Lincoln, Ph1ll1p 110 '78 Linden, Me:1ssa 34 L1ske, Jennifer 48 L1sta, Edgar 48 1l7 142 143 Llt le , Shar:a 178 vcrman, Ka~a 48 ~'19 cwellyn, Chr s 1n 11SS 6 106 o wenste n, hr 73 ~11 uOmbardo, Lisa 14 138 214 London, E.bony 34 Long, Stephanie 178 Lop z, !.u s 4 & Lopez , '!'1mo hy 48 115 Lorerzen, Seven 110 178 Loring, Sco t '-r. 92 L s alzo, D borah 34 Loscalzo , Josh a 48 Lott, Al~1son 14 1:4 Lott, Gai~ Ms . 92 Lough, Brenda Ms. 92 152 153 wOVe , Yelana 48 118 :54 wOVett, Simona 34 62 :o6 Lowery, Kenya'"ta 48 Lowrey, 1kk1 115 L~cero, G lbert 34 111 Lucero, Susanne Mrs . 92 9l 217 Lueck, Jacob 48 63 74 130 133 146 Lumberg, Rene 4 8 Luna , Dom1n1ck 48 ::.26 Lund, Chnstopher 49 Lustica , Kar1 19 49 68 73 178 202 Lus ica, Rcn Lutz, Jackie 49 !.yday-Glacken, Jene::e 46 SPANISH CLUB Front Row: senora Susanne Lucero, Senora Jean Rolfs, Steve Calvin, Alena Wa er , tE" P t > I r Igo , Ka hy Thompson, Mariel Garcia, I< d i. Shireen ero, Chr1chelle Balan, chr1st1ne V1g1l , Debbie Flores, Ray Valdez 2nd Row : ' t Larson, Se h D pooter, Barbara Munoz , Jennifer Schnoes, K1m Butler, Dawn Ev __ ,.g, '-!1 .ise Johnson, Pam Sllv.Ls, Jerimiah Ho~comb, Breanne Hornsby, Amarda Hutchinson, Ke~ly Garoner, Maria Sanchez Traynor Past and Presen 217 �8 1 9 08 9 6 Mr E. 6 6 M M STUDENT CABINET From the bottom: M cha Hohertz, El~en Reed, S acey Boroz, ·r.e::. dunderm y ,. , Chris ina Igo, T l1a M Cla ch r, Kr1s n Scud ri, Hamilton Boranan, Aaron l1esk , K ta W1.bor, Mr. Dave Adams, Jed Kenzy. M MacCabe, Mer .e 49 68 Ma~cab , scot 102 178 214 J.J.am 49 e a 9 • 78 Wendy 49 • 40 ~24 Machuca, Ca ~er1n ... 9 "78 -0 Mac as, Mr. 92 24 Mac Rena 8 179 202 Maddox, 221 Madr d, Paul ::.79 Mad or, 1"> Maez, D 1 h r., Don ray Maish, Da an 49 68 8 126 Malacara, 0 Mr. 92 Ma ... an, Amy 49 68 216 Ma, how, Adam 49 amara 34 58 Ma donad Ma ... on C ana 49 Mann1ng, Dan elle 9 MARCHING BAND ~06 . . 218 Mariscal, Michae: 179 223 Marquez, Soph1a 179 202 Marrs, Jennifer 34 Marshall, Brooke 134 :16 179 Martin, Mar Mar n, Mar Mar Mar 20~ Carol Mrs. 92 •as son 118 :~4 179 Jean Mrs. 92 Julle 34 73 .ar e 49 68 Michael 49 115 118 Mar 1nez, Alicia 49 Mar J.nez, Christine 49 Mart1nez, Clorinda 49 z , Don 4 9 11 9 12 6 z, L i an. 49 z, Me ssa 11"> Mar~ r z, m 49 126 1l0 133 163 Ma chg r, F ena 68 84 8"> 10') 26 ll8 79 Masc ~11, M ke 34 ~44 ~4 MaslOWSKl, David 49 6 laS, Rll'"ky ~2 49 6l 107 2 l4 4~ 6 Ma li. Caro 147 Matli, J rmif r 49 84 1 j 1 Maunton, Mary 34 or 49 Maxwell. 1::' Maxwell, Jer ~Y 179 202 May, Bradley 14 Mayer, Lirda 49 126 129 Mayo, Jenn1f r 49 84 1">"> Mays, Corne. us 20 124 125 179 201 MCAnlnCh, K.erra 6C 84 ~06 ::.::.a .79 203 2 6 McAn1nch, Krysta1 129 McArter, darah 34 97 McCallister, DilloP. 19 49 McCar ney, J ffrey 49 McCartney, Ni k 06 119 179 McClain, Torocct.s 20 21 2l 63 64 68 71 7l 77 78 &~ 83 103 106 ~79 20l McClatd ,. , Jul1a 10 1 179 2C3 218 McC1atcber, Lou1 ,a 1C 1 34 73 160 McC1e::and, Chr1s l4 124 Mcco· gan, Katle 34 148 McCoy, Amanda 49 61 6l 06 McCutchen, Carl 49 McDan ... el, ~a~a 34 6 79 84 85 11)6 1">9 McDonald, Amy 14 ::.::. McDonald, Brardon 98 McGee, Kevin 49 M Glad , J ss 119 160 9 McGlotr1ir, K mber y 49 McGowan, Ann 4 9 McGrew, Crysta~ 49 McJnryre, Jenn1fer 34 SENIOR COUNCIL H~ M Medina, Medina, Dav d Medina, H n Medlin, Cory M gow, Amy 34 138 "•q M iris, Roger l4 Meissner, ~ ev M M · ia , An hony 1 M ~anson, Robert M ~ero, Kr 1 a ~~9 80 20l M lero, Thera 49 M ndes, Mend s, Layna Men ely, Terr MEN' S CO CER. Messer, Mess rsmith, Jo p Mestas, Jacob 34 M sz~ r, Dan el 4 4 Meyer, L1nda 63 M yer, Susanne 5J 1 Mickelson, Bry n 4 1 4 ~so M1 lke, Devin 50 M1k , Jessica 84 8 18 Mlkul£s, Jeff ry 98 18 204 214 Mikules, Stephanie Miles, She.. Mr . 9 Miles, To y 34 Mil to, Ju t n 50 Mileto, Pau Mr. Miller, Joleen "3 180 203 216 h~ tz, Georg Sm"th, Mrs. Jan A x nora P drazza, s a~i ri Bo~a~ar, 4 X, �4 'l (: < Mr 92 u 8 4 E 5 68 l N ~ c, 1 4 224 • ~8 204 47 0 182 ~ 8 Ul Kri r P erce, Mrs. Kamberly Holmquist, Mrs. M1ch Walk r, AmyMegow, Chrisry('ruz. Youngblood, Chns y Brown, Sarah H k JUNIOR COUNCIL rum New 4 N ckle, Wayne r. 90 9 214 N andre, cholson, N1cholson, Judy C'onway, Vanessa Pena, Kee a Jeff ry Thomas 5 ueff 82 Jared 35 NlXOr, Ml:<e 1 5 ob1E>, David 182 Noble, Jenr 1fer 35 63 C'O .~,., .. ake ~:.>2 154 Nol , Crystal 15 4G 73 ~56 158 Norton, Dani 1 Norton, M1ch 1 119 182 Novak, Jer(" y Novak, Roxanne 1'5 Now in, Greg 50 Nowlin, Pa· .82 0 Oberle, Dyu ,a ~v 0' Brien, Denn1s 182 205 108 109 O'Donnell, Ryan 6 19 182 Ogden, Leah 3 5 o~aro, Jeffery 0 216 O'Laughlin, Shane 15 124 Olberg, Steve Mr. 130 33 01 vas, Ph1l Mr. 61 06 Ol1v r, Bethany-Ann .3 J 106 107 0 1v r, T1ffany 50 8 0 · 11 , Ky e 2 4 18 219 �Pyle , d Q t..l~~en, Pat 48 ulna a, Ni~hol 73 118 R ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB Front Row : Christopher NewlandGadea, Zachary Herr1ng on, Chns ina !go, a, p ~m. Samantha r..eBlanc, Marie sa._ _ z ':'raynor, Ellen Reed, Haret ton Bohanan, Sco Rob r s, Joseph Foster, Jon Sykor 2nd Row : David Hobar~. Dawn E'v r t!lg, Mrs. L. nda Ov rlir, Wilhe-m Perez, Kristen Scuder , R 1. Jessi~a Fidter, Jonathan Zay, Erin Stewart, Erik e ... sor, Arrber Al<ln, P ra San tago, Wendy Pe erson, Michae: Mar 1n, Danelle Hawk, Heather Smith, Janette Johanson Peterson, Joseph 51 Pate, orma Mrs. 93 O'Neil, Mar1an Miss 92 Peterson, N1ck Mr. 130 :33 Pa terson, Niki 51 81 0' ei~:. Hea her 212 213 Peterson, Wendy 183 206 Pa erson, rr1c a 51 Opsah~, Harry 87 182 220 223 Paul, Christopher 35 39 Opsahl, Thomas 50 126 216 Petty, Phil 51 60 6! 63 73 115 144 ORCHESTRA COU CIL 65 106 ~07 Paul, Steila 51 56 61 63 Orke, Jennifer 50 Pharr., Lam !~~ 73 77 :oG Orman, Angelique 35 Ph1ll1ps, Billy ~62 Payton, Zachary 35 O'Ro rke, Ryan 63 64 68 Phill1ps, Dawn 98 Peasley, Amanda 5" 62 118 124 !82 Phillips, Stacy 98 101 Pea~ley, Amber :s3 216 Orr, Jamie 50 73 97 103 Phillips, Susan ~9 22 163 Peat, R... chard 9 Or iz, Christopher 50 ~0 ... 183 206 Pedrazza. Alexandra 23 183 Ortiz. Neichma SO Phillips, Teresa Mrs. 93 20') 218 Ortiz, Su l~e 3~ Phil on, Danie.:e 51 Pel on, Blake 42 11<; 146 0' Sh a Jr, Loren 15 Philp, Jennifer 183 OskvarE'k, Ryan <;O PE'na, Vanessa l l <; 1 11'; Pickens, Jeremy 22 86 1"7 Ot , T ff ny 27 )<; 117 120 1 8 219 158 160 :83 206 n, P nz Jake 51 !29 Pierce, Kr s en 27 35 !54 Ov rbay, Rtchard 182 PEP BAND 61 219 Overltn, Linda Mrs. 9~ 220 Perctval, Sefton 4 68 1&3 Piersa::, Kris :44 20<; Over on, Al1c1a <;C Pi:uso, Mel1ssa 35 Over on, Shaunte 7~ !82 Perez, Cher1esse 35 Pi:uso, Rory : 20<; P r z, Dav1d 20<; P1luso, Rosanna 84 97 103 Ow ns, Vick1e ':>1 68 182 Per z, Ian ':>1 ::8 !22 124 183 206 216 20<; PE'r z, Joe 126 P1nkerton, Aaror 35 P rez, Rebecca !83 Oxley, L.or Plnkney, Porscta 5" Perez, W1lhem 3 97 118 83 Pitman, Jasor 51 !26 p 220 Piveral, James 106 Perry, Brandi ?~ 115 Pizano, Jose 35 ... 60 Palmer, Amber ... 83 20") Perry, Elise Place, Derek 35 Palmer, Jason 1 1 Perry, Justin ~~ Poff, Christina 5 51 84 Palsrok, Gi~ Mrs. 9.3 Perry, Kandi 51 140 Pollard, Des r a 129 Parker, Chanka 51 Perry, Shane ~1 114 Pollard, Pau 24 51 126 11'; 18) Parker, Garr Persad, Anthony 35 111 117 Parker, atasha 183 Pershing, Beth Mrs. 93 PorE'e, Amb r 3? Parker, '!'erena 5 Peters, Francine 51 158 PorE'E', JoE' Mr. 9~ Parker, '!'erynce 5 ~eters, Stephen 83 96 97 Post, RaE'gan ?1 Parker, Wl am 5 99 103 !83 206 Poston, Rtc-hard 1? 220 Ra 1, Chris Ragsdale, K a 4 Rahn, Marty <; 1 Rahn , Nancy Mr 21l Ramburg, Jenntf r R mirez, Chr1sti 206 Ramirez, ll4 Ramsey, Dw1gh Ranburq, Jenntf r Randa~ , Nancy ll !!8 216 Rang , Na asha 29 Raub, Kris y l1 <;7 1 17 !47 216 Raven, Russ 1 ';1 126 ~0 U1 Ray, Carmen 16 Redford, Aaron <; 68 144 Reed, Ellen 97 11~ 118 160 161 184 206 2 ll R d, Ki b r y <; Reed r, Davtd Mr. 9 9 Reedman, GrE'g ':>1 "44 R iman, D bbte 19 !84 6 Reiman, Saman h b R i"l r. A1mee Re-in1nger, Sarah Rein nger, S sanna R 1nk ng, Chr·s ina R 1nqton, Brook RE A SSANCE 96 RE'non, Brandy 2. 61 Reorda, Paula 4 R ynolds, David <;..! R ynolds, Kenn th Reynolds, M ~1ssa 184 Reynolds, Pat.~ 52 R ynol s, W ndy ~6 Rh a u~, Andr a ?2 Rhuby, Ryan <;2 1• Ri~hards, Ke th 8 Richards, L.atoya Richardson, ~tan 106 !84 207 22 Richardson, Lash nn Richardson, Maureen 62 Richardson, Sarah 1 �rr· Lna 16 ~6 ond Jr, Lawr nee l t Lakesha .36 t , Pa<.~1 63 C'hris 1na 1!9 rnn 36 84 .5& 184 2C7 1 e 36 101 .06 93 144 52 84 119 184 52 !84 .. 07 Roadarme1, Tromas 52 Roan, E.l isa 36 R.oan, JohP .33 R.oberds, Corir.ne 1a4 R.ober ,o,, Donr.ie 14 3 Rober Dar.ie::. 36 160 Rob rt ,, Mid e::. 1a4 ott 124 125 .a4 lV rd, , Som r 6a 106 .a4 Katrina 13a 1a4 ob1n 0"1, Tonya S2 Rob1nson, Tracy a1 18~ Rocha, Lor n 9 Rodgers, Roshunda ~2 Rodr1guez, B rnad 52 57 • ? 159 oever, Jerem1ah ~2 Roger I I I, Bl.ly 36 Rolfs, J n Mrs . 9l 217 Roll1n, Jeremy 52 Romeo, Johnathan 1a~ Romero, Emeric 111 1a5 Romero, Lysander 52 Ro ero-Lehrer, Anna Mr. 15aa.9~ oof, Michelle 129 OS£>, Craig ~~9 o mark, Julie 36 dward 52 1a5 d 11 las 52 15a ob1n,o~. l8"i F 1i ia ~2 140 54 155 Sanc~Pz Traynor, Mar1a ~6 63 ~a l2a 129 60 161 217 220 SandPrs, Reggi Mr. 9~ SanD1 go, Bonn 0 11 1~7 .60 185 215 222 SanD1 go, Bri n 11 ~60 .~.~~ 215 222 22~ Sandv1k, Amy 60 6 63 64 87 106 1a 185 SanM1g1c1, V1~ or SanM1g 1, Vin nt 207 Sansom, John 98 2 118 gc; 207 215 223 Sansom, Trevor 36 124 224 Sant1ago, Danie11e 52 Santlago, Petra 9 22 185 207 213 220 Santos, Joaquin ~.a.8 185 207 Sapun zoff, Brenda Mrs 89 Schaal, Ja~k 36 Schaffn r, Courtney 27 65 66 18~ 208 Scherer, Regin "i2 Schm1d , Ka nn "i2 Schm1d , Ren '>2 1'i9 Schnoes, Jenn1f r "i2 60 84 ~06 211 Schnoes, M ghan 84 106 118 ~86 208 Schoen, Ches er ~ Schoo~mas er, John Mr. 12 90 93 124 Schudel, Shanna ~2 1?4 15S Schuettler, Laura 52 1'i5 Schuetz, Jan Mrs. sa 91 2:a Schwartz, ~ nda Mrs. 9.3 91 Schwengler, Barry 36 124 SCIENCE CLUB 221 Sco'"t, ar 52 Sco'"t, dward 52 Sco'"t, Karen 140 47 Sanc~Pz, Scott, Michae~ 4 5~ Scud r , Kr s 1n 16 20 2 ~~ 23 25 6~ 64 97 1 3 ~d 1a6 20a 217 2 a 220 2~~ Seaton, Zachary ~6 s ly , Da11 119 1a6 208 Jr., Steph n ~6 53 36 Skadden, J1 Mr. 93 .. 22 Skadden, Vanda Mr . 79 84 93 ..;keen, J nn f r 5 ~ ..;keeter, auranc ~3 S.a.ack, Teena 57 3 ~53 2 6 s.ama, ~i ho a 5 126 s.u ~Pr. ndy 19 186 S alberger, ~ rn l6 1~2 ::.54 s .th, Adrian 98 02 120 21 134 35 s ... th, Barbara Mrs. 88 , 9 s ith, Car OS 181 s ith, Chan e1 ~02 119 87 208 Sm~th, David 36 Smith, Ervin ::.10 181 20a Smith, George 22 124 1a7 20a 218 Sm1th, Heather 36 220 223 Sm1th, uan1ce 53 84 140 Smlth, Jason 36 Sm1th, K r~ecia 53 60 62 106 Smith, Kl 53 61 63 106 Smith, N1cho as 53 Smith, Reb cca 53 84 Smith, RlCk 102 110 187 208 Smith, Shaunna 6 8 63 68 122 124 ~87 192 208 Smith, ~iffany 19 lOG o. . 1a7 209 Smitt, ~racy 106 Smotherman, Joe 187 209 Smotherman, M1chae. 51 Smotherman, Shaun 1l7 Snapp, Veron1ca 5.3 Sneed, Tracy 53 60 Snodgr ss Jr. Ronnell ~6 137 SOCCER, BOYS 148 SOFTBALL, GIRLS 50 Somera, D r e ... 37 111 Soos, Anra 53 . S w , Antoine 36 Sew r, Raymond 102 1C3 1~9 '24 134 la6 Seyr.our, William 53 Shah, S1mon 36 Shanahan, Peter 36 Shav1es, Shalunda 36 59 73 84 223 Shaw, ~1,a 53 a1 She ter, Lauran~e 36 She.ton, Gary 36 She.ton, Nicholus 53 Shen, Sh1chang 53 Shen, Sh1xing 5~ Sher, John-Micha 1 36 Sheram, Joan Mrs. 91 9'i Sherwood, nav1d 6 87 108 186 20a Sherwood, vaclyn 68 a7 186 St.u ff , Arne 3 6 Shultz, Crystal ~6 6~ a. Shuman, Ryan !24 Sicke~s. Michael ~~ 1~7 Silva, Michael 53 7~ 81 126 :.27 Silvege, Stephanie 62 Silvis, Pam 53 6:. 63 ~06 215 2:.7 Simpson, Alex 53 ~~5 ~3 219 Siro1s, Amy 114 ~:a . . 2 151 178 86 208 Jason Moore, Jack Tow ry, ~ resa Sparr, Mr . Al Derby, Jc;ffery Sutherland, Laura ason Drobeck, C'hr1s Kohrl r SCIENCE CLUB 88 195 2 77 84 68 69 1~8 137 ~ 68 73 al 126 ... ~9 RJs , Steven RJt~erbor1es, Ry n, 126 Jessica ~2 ~1m ~ 129 7 s e, aga ta 36 124 Saqon , Frank Mr. 93 212 Sa1.or, Brooke 52 52 .lS o VC srael 36 , ... 6 1 9 :as Past and Present 221 �s & s 4 'l s T ~ ~ 84 s 94 4 68 8 3 s S ANISH CLUB Sp 98 1ll II, am Krysta Amy 181 man, D n Spen er, Ann Spen er, Car Speng er, Rob rt Stow 216 8 , Sop a ~ 68 lCl 09 STf< ORCh RA 84 Stroud, Shar n Mrs. 94 188 INTERACT CLUB Front Row: ~hr1s na Ig , Kr1 ..der1, R b cca Entne v r~1nq, Mar Gar a 2nd Row: Mr. Ji Skadden, Da1 , B rn SanD ego, Bl Diego, Brian Be~tran Not Pictured: Carol ir Achinger, ico e Eberhart, Jack ry Hamptor, Ho~~Y ~ett, Robert Morgan, Jeffr y 0 o, A exandra Pedrazza, Kand1 Perr , Ra g n Pos , S nch z Traynor, Arr.y S ro Eror ca S pp, D n1 ~pellman, Ruu Wu 64 8 88 w SQ AD • 56 93 53 s s s STUu Sudn k, M Sula, Anq Sul 8 4 !38 63 126 7 Su Su y s s effensen, Shawn 18 124 8 25 2 9 s 94 er, Char 134 36 4 98 St ven , Jenn1fer 3 06 St Ann mar 94 222 9 r. Mr 94 2 t. 89 ~88 ra t, hr1 t P er: wa k r, �w w w w w 9 21 Sarah 19C 2 Sh rr .- ')') 06 ac- Y '!'1a 8 '!'yn sh a c;c, on, iX>nna '> w 1l7 l ')') Denn1s 108 a ob 'l8 on l 'l R c-k Mr. 88 9" w 7'l ')8 68 69 73 8 72 73 154 5 57 73 83 55 :35 101 18 63 65 6 38 87 II w bb, Chn opr r 55 w bb, Shay a l8 w bb r, •a on •• 9 90 26 55 68 73 :.90 95 95 95 We Wh Wh Wh Wh Wh Wh Wh .8 ~30 133 w mber y, Vak ha 38 WIND E S MBLE 63 Winkelbau r, ·ye-a& 142 43 W1nn, G org~ 124 125 34 19C 2 1 W1nston, Cour~n y 55 W TERFEST IV 7 4 Woh , Co r n~y 38 Wo fe, Lane38 124 Wo f(', T1na 81 Wo fe, orya 0 Wo for E"rrifer 38 65 84 WOMEN', CO CERr CHOIR 81 W MENS ENSEMBLE 73 Wood, Mar1esa 55 ~29 Wood n, Pagira 84 211 Woodwor h, Jeffrey 55 56 146 Woodwor h, Keith 2~:. Woo ard, Ml(\)ael 38 Woos1 y, JE'nnifer 38 63 ::.06 215 216 WR STLING 13C Wngh Aaron 38 ' Wnght, Evans 38 124 w lQht' ~am 119 Wnght, Ka her ne 55 73 ::.29 Wrigh Mlc-hae~ 109 190 2". Wr1ght, M che:~e 55 w ms, Ruud 8 101 191 21::. w r ann, Lon 38 97 21 y Yalo:1g , zab h 62 6! 9 Ybarra, Ri,..key 55 Y ARBOOK ~00 Yt, Y1n 9 Yo1ng, Darrar 55 11'> Yo1ngb ood, Kr1s 55 14l Yo1ngb ood, er 38 l9 2 9 223 Youtz, Jan 11rs. 9'> YWOW 213 z Zavala, V1 r1 'J'i Zay, Jona han 6" 61 64 118 ~6 161 191 220 Zieske, Aaron 6 l8 64 68 69 }4 6 144 2 8 224 Z1~erman, ravts 55 .... 1C5 ~~ Wh 137 55 115 9 38 73 19 136 44 W1 g n , Fran csk :.02 Wilbor, K a 24 55 218 9 COMMUNITY OF CARING Front row: Dian Richardson, Sarah R n ng r, enise SanDi g , a Day, Mari Garc1a, Jan rte Johan on, W ndy F r o , Aflly Brea , Tracy Do r rrer 2nd Row: Mrs. anc-y Ho m, Jo'm Sansom, Mandy Grac-1n, Peter Laird, o hua Ayers, Sc-ott M rcer, ne :...aPlan c, Sra:unda Shav1es, J nnlf£>r Morris, c , !ica hE'r Sm h, S ephanu:" Kidd1e, Tere Youngb ood, Ms. J.;dy Goodw Not Pictured: Mar Va Garcia, Bonn SanD1 qo, early Dotterrer, Ms. Joan Sh£>ram �Alas, the time has come , Graduation ... we're on our own . ew places, new faces , but the old things will never change . The future is bright. Venturin~ out on our own , we will learn that with each new step we take, we are u Enhancing Our Minds .u Aar n sk nd M Becky Sundermeyer and Stacey Boroz K y Jo 224 ard Wendy Mach0lz r vor Sa~som and Darr n Baynett M likar Nailor nd H nt r w �As cold as 1he is, Kelly Gardner shows off her tennts ability by returning the ball with ease. Etiquette With the odds stacked against her, tacy Lethbridge slams her way to a win. 9t's been a great season this 0ear. '[he aeatcation ana improvement of all the girls on the team has been great ana we probabl!j coulan't have aone tt withou t the help of Coach He/a. Keril!jn tJrennan 9've been p/a!jing tenms for Wtdefiela for four 0ear~ now ana the tmprovement 'J've seen is increaible. With the aeaication from the team ana the encouragement from Coach Risk. 9 believe we maae a name for ourselves this year. Stac0 [ethbriage Front row: Shandee Mondejar (JV) , Christy Cru: (JV), Jennifer Hamiliton (JV), Anne' Griebel (V), Debbie Flores (JV), Christy Brown(~). Stacy Lethbridge Lisa Lombardo ( ~ ),April Kwasniewski (V), Jennifer Mayo (JV) . Amanda Peasley (JV) 2 nd row: Peterson Costales (manger). Michael Mascitelli (manger). Kerilyn Brennan (JV), icole Aganon (J~ ). Marie Sanche:- Trainer(~), Stephanie Houp (~).Kelly Gardner (V), Allison Brewer (\).Coach Ric/., Risk. Kathy Klata.1ka (V). Stacey Gardner (V), Breanne Hornsby (JV ), Brooke Sailor (J\1 ), Ashley Starks (JV), Leanne Serna (JV), Robert Morgan (manger) nJ. With an aggressi1·e sen·e. Anne' Griebel proceeds to take down her opponent. 225 �Determination Geor~e Winn and Dlll·id Carter demonstrate a quick. efficient lumdoff at a home meet. ~ ith the intensity of the race e1·idem on her face, Core}' Moss finishes her sprint Hrongly. 226 �With ~real 1 tgm; Ricky Matias effortlessly soan O\'l'l' the hurdle in the 300 meter hurdle race. Stm·ing to keep ahead of her competition, .Sahruw Roherts he~llls the la.H \trat~ht away of the 300 meter hurdle1·. "When it comes time for competition. even3one's hard work seems to pa!::f off." -Cheri::JI Hall "1111 of the hard work and dedication rea/1/::f pa!::fs off in the long run." -Mike Oiaz "Even though the track team was lacking veteran runners thi.:; .:;ea.:;on, we pulled together and worked hard" t)o [hom as Slum tng thetr tndomitah/e Gladiator spirit. Jon Zar and Chen/ Hall maintain a stronf? pace fliwards the end of the two mile race: Front Row: Wend\ Re\llolds (mana~er). Mont que Barnette.' Ke[/y DePaul\ . .\.1ika ~i-antanahe. Sahrina Rohe1:H. Slwna Schudel. Me/ame DePooter. Ginn\ Hampton. arah Hunke. Jes.\t('(l Fichter (niana(1er) 2nd Row: ~wte.\sa Profitt. ori Mo.\.\. Ye7ana Lon•. Enn Green. Gina Miller. Rich Matias. Arthur Houston. Tamara ack. Siephanie Fletcher. ~akeshia Wimherlv. Janice Smith. Julie Elwell. Mandv McCov. Jeimifer u~oo.\lev. Coach She IIi Miles: CoacH Marla Ulmer Jra Row: Coach Gregg Dalhherg. Rohert BnJ\\ n. Mtclwel Sutha/and. Tre Pollard. Jaenn Ack!tn. Coop Mares. Derrick f!ughe1. J01i Romeo. \lex Sinip.1on. Watt Devlius. Stnen ~i-ii/tams. Rooert Flores. hick Towen. Anncliese Johnson. Cherrl Hall. Jolene Allen. ~anessa Johnson. Coach Cheri Becke 4th Row: Coach Larn Henn. Mtchel/e Carner. Jennifer Adatits. Slttine ren.1hmr. Dai·lll Carter, Matthe11 ~talker. Rran Herr111, Terri Smalherger. Alan Tarltir. .\a ron tamm. Vi/.1 Kuiper. Rohert 1/ou.iton. Bo Thoma\ . . liane H1ard. Janue Matias. An~?_e/ Golden. Jeanette Beaupre (trainer) Back Row: Tim Mart111e:. Jim Schmidt. Alrin Tavlor. Ro/Jert Dion. tere Woo/err. Michael Dia':. Tre1·or Sansom. hane O'Lau~hlin. Toa. agapolutele. George ~i-tnn. Dan Mes:ler. Jesse McGlade. Jon Zar. Jason Hedding, Darid Lamhird. Rohert Jackson. Erik el.1on. James Mumma. Coach L/hert Carter, Christy Duncan (trainer) 227 �Intensity Wendy Mac hoi: and Erika K111lwfer dnhhle the hall down the field rogether in a ~wne a~ain.\1 Air ,\cademy. VAR ITY Front Row: arol Matti, Cassie lwmhers, Tashianna Foreman, Dehhie Losca/:o, Jennifer Bayless, Amher Knight. Joanne Guel'([ra, Louisa Me lutcher. Rachel undermeyer. Erika Kinhofer 2nd Row: Ryan 0' Donne/, 1.1. Camphell, Wendy Macho/:, Becky undermeyer, Julia Me /archer, Christina Lan~. MISfi Kowalski . Jennifer Fuhrman, Teresa pann. uwn Phillips, Rosie Piluso. Gem:f!.e Smith. Ms. Marion 0' eil ot Pictured: Amher Akin. Erin tewart ]U lOR VARSITY Front Row: Slwndi Climer. Joni El"ans. Aleris Beissel. Jennifer Leyersedf!,e 2nd Row: Kelli lost. Marisa Aldridge. rysral McGrew. Rae/we/ outhworth, Erika hden. Andrea Vigio. all(-y Randell 3rd Rmt·: Coach Maff Larson. Teresa Wheeler (trainer). Stacy Boro:. Jessica Deli. Felicity Frankland. Katrima. c hmidt, Shawna Bailey (manaf!,el) Jennifer Fuhrman affempts a pass to Carol Mmli . 228 M1.1ti Kowalski rw ~es the hall for a tlmm·-in. �,\ndreu Kinney da::les Mr Comil.\ ll.\ he finishe.\ /11.1 pike. Taylor Hammond\ and tric Olirer excitedf.\ cheer on a fellow su 1m team memher. "9 think that this 0ear's squad is better, not onltj because we've won a couple of mee .::;, but we've been work ing hard in practice and have stood btj each other." -Eric Stin...,on "We have a strong team, though we are few in num ber:::.. Evertjone is a/watj:::. getting his "personal best" ever0 time we swim in competition, and are alwatj:::. improvmg. Andrew Kinne0 Front Row: Aaron Hoskin, Frank Chrissmger, Andrew Kinne_1. Todd ndenon. Taylor Hammonds, Jason Aga, Tom Howarth 2nd Row: Glennice rump (mww~er). ~lrtlliam Crump, Dustin clumtt, Brendan Hogan, Eric Iinson. aron Redford, Aaron Dunn, lacey Townsend (manager). Coach Chri1· ~'tmlwrn "On vour mark ~et set Go ... ·· Frank Chri.i:sin~er hits lw tongue. while teammate Brendan Hogan gets phyched up in lane 3. 229 �!-or the ~rst tunc in recent Vt'drs. Prorn \\'dS dlrm st L dnccllcd heccwsc o[ d ~cdl sm "storm Tht· thcrne for thrs Vt'dr \\'dS "H,lcJ ontc the rght" "hen one rt 'dllv h<1d to ht ld onto ht ·r ddtt' to keep \\'drrn Prorn "dS held dt the Rt>d Iron Inn "ith d cornhrncHion of drnner cmd dcmcing. All of the ·cnror.., shdrcd thcirlc1st hrgh school clcmn· togt ·tht·r dnd t rm· \\l'fl • scKlto ec it end. 1\~cr- prom hegdn cH 2. d rn dt Rodeo nrghtcluh dnd ldstcd until sunnse \1dny . eniors dncl ~~C?~ ~~~~ tudents wn, ·a\ the dance floor with their dancm' shoes . junK rs dttcndcd" rth qurtc d k" edgcrlv cmd c 'crlv cnthu lclstrc sopht rnorc. " ho "ere k'lrtuncHl' enough to emend Prorn thr \'l'dr. Jennifer Fur/mum. a.\i Stewart, hri.\ ~V'ilerd. and Tammy Perry enjoy each other'.\ comJWn.\ while they " Ifold Onto The u~ht". Prom Queen hri.\fina l ~o and Prom King George Smith, enjoy their "moment of ~lory. " 230 �Both on and off the field the ~arslfy Basehall team hangs out together. At thts occasion their dates are inc huled. Me~an. cluwe1, Michelle Terry, and Amber Peasley maf...e plans together f r the After Pr m. Exchange studenl.l Anna hudo:ilom. Mer\'1 Haf...omemt, and Yannicf... Dorres. e1perience ll/7 American Prom with Jennifer Co.1. Jenmfer Balf...ey. Mtf...e Cannon. and teplwme Eberwein. 231 �Strenuous "We have a real gooa team thi:::. 0ear. what win.::; championships are pitching ana aefense. We have two of the best pitchers in the state. We're gonna get respect." Hamilton J3ohanan Determined to \core a mn fort he team. Riel.. mith tags homeplate as Jay Corral rounds th1rd. Greg Morri.\ snatches the third strike and hold.\ on to en.1ure that the haller cannot steal first. "We were in rebuilaing stage last 0ear. we haa a lot of inexperiencea pla0er.::; on the team. 'This 0ear we have more experience ana conftaenre ;n each other which i~ gonna make us gel together a~ a team." lina'd )'v1.cNear VA R ITY Front R ow: 1/amilton Bohanan , Jared iJ..irJ.. 2nd R ow: Je.1se Kent . Ed Priem. Barry chwengler. Peter Byrne. Andy Me ear, Rl( J.. Smith Jrd R ow: Coach John Devine, MiJ..e Hixson , Joe Braun , Aaron Zieske, Gref? Morris. Kenny Reynolds. Jason Smith, Heath Dohyns, Ja_v Corral, Coach Morris, Coach MiJ..e Biondini Windmg up the "heater," Heath Dohyns prepares to strike out another hatter. 232 �The productwn Hajfof the Creative Writing Book proud!_~ .\mile after a joh well done . Front row: iclwl ie:ki. Me/i\·sa Remolds. Lauro Dohler. Je~.llut Fu11fer. Ktm //orris 2nd Row: Ktm Butler. Knswl pear\, tmon. hah. ndy Me ear. Dan Baker. Ra.\ ~aide:. Mtclwel Jackson. Mike Manscal. ot ptl tured: Dei'(J/1 Pnest. Leonard James. Tanw Blackwell. hris Lienhard, Joleen Miller Cultural Club at the Denl'er Com·emwn Complexfor the ational Colle~e Fau: (Community of Caring) Amy Bream, Eunice Kennedy-Sim 1·er. Sammantlw LeBlanc. ~.Yendy Peterson. John Sansom. Scott Mercer. Stacy Lethhrul ~e. Amanda Clulds. and. t/111 \ ilia rela\ in Orlando FL durin~ ational Cheerleading competition 233 �'Spring weeki.:::. the mo..:;t fun week of the 0ear. 9t is even more fun than Homecoming. because teachers can reai!L:J get mvolvea!" Jvtrs. Romero-Lehrer t's .. \1 ' I1J.e W 1Itoll our tttdllufu,tltt) 011 ,\ 1 ,.111 ~ 11 ,.,.1_,.. 10111111'" p, rr.1 ami Call Stnnnr (,od Riel.\ Or \ctt\\ a/lei \clmtoolll , .. Dn on 11 p,, Jenny Bali\· shows just how warm Jn·ino . •~ Wee/... IS. �RUDIS Con· Medlin and Joe Dean represented ~vulefield fl1gh Schoof and placed fu \'!and .1ewnd in the 37th Annual Mile High Drill Meet competition 111 Dem·er tl11~ year They are also two of the handful of J ROTC .\tudent.\ Hho hc11 e alreadr enli1ted 111 the 111ted State\ Manne Corp. !-or mo.\t semor.\ 1t 1.1 touRh enouf!,h just to keep a 8 m·erage throuRhout hif!,h .1c hoof. hut a fe~t made the incredible effort to keep an A+ a1·era(!,e throuf!,hout the1r entire career at Widtfield Congratulations to the 4.0 CPA and above .Ienior.\ Front R ow: Dmw L 1 erl111g. Lara Elwell, Jonathan Zav. Chn.\tiiWfgo. K1erra McAmnch 2nd Row: Roher! \ 1llanuem. Withem Pere::.. Dm1d Gnm. Roher! Dum . Rmn O'Rourke. Peter Lam/, Jason Moore . and Stel'en \ illanuem Thi1· vear Tonoccu.\ McCia111 accompl1.1hed two outstanding feat.\. he made hi 1· natiOIWI telel'l.\ion dehut and he esta/Jii.1hed a career forlllmself. In March, Tonoccus was asked to he a Rile I'! anchor a Channel One for student produced week. Channel One was so impressed with his work. that they asked him to come hack and he an anchor in eptemher. U'e are the champions! These athletes are the Champion ofWidefjeld High School. F ront R ow: Dm·icl Carter: Wrestl111g, Peter Laird: Golf,. tacy Lethhridf!,e. Tennis. Ellen Reed: Cross Country. Jeremiah Holcomb Soccer 2 nd R o w: And\ K11111er: SwinuninR. Lara Elwell: ~~·immlnf!,. Louisa McC/atcher: ()('cer. Ai111e' Griehe7: Basketha/1, Sarah Hun~e: Trac/..., Dawn El'erling: Softhall 3rd R ow: Jon Zay: Cross Count/'\', Robert Dion. Track. GeorRe Winn: Ba\kcthall. Aaron Zieske: Tennis. A/1(7.\ Me ew .. Baseball. In the cience Olympiad. Vr1def1eld\ team hrouf!,ht home I st. 3rd. and 4th place tropl11es. The memhers of th1 1 team are · F ront R ow: Wilhelm Pere:. ara illlc Arter. Jason Drohek. Laura Maddo.1. Jason Moore 2nd R ow: }(I( k Towery. hrt\ Kohner! Jrd R ow: Mr 41 Der/J_1 235 �Thcrt ·orne, m ny timt- in d pc: rson's life \X' hen, y1ng g ch I i, d- bye i_ inc\ itdblc. High ne f those in redible e peri( n es. Wt' g t s ho If r tweke yedrS. dnd I ok f r\\drd to grddudti n ddy tht entire time. Thdt dd quickly dppr dche dnd thee citement gr \\,.but dt the dine time. d t ugh, itudti n dri cs. our friend d their ndme drt' ct it i, dl 0 d n gr, dudtion d y. \X'C dppl ud II of lied t rccci\'t' their diplom d ( peri en C dS ell. , , dd. bee U, nd c\·cry nc is ~lied with joy e ~ e ill nC\'Cr SCC hdlf f th( S( pe pie C\'er dgdin. 'Wt, grddudte nd ummer c mes dlong ~ ith summer j b . Tht n ( cp rdte Wdy,. Mdny f u ~ ill g II g ur own IT to ollege.' omc ill g t s me kind of technicdl or , . 'dti nd, h ol. dnd, me \X'ill begin Cdrt>t>r . Whdte\·cr the future h ld . h pcfully only the b( t \'<'ill hine thr ugh. 0\X', some~ hdt unfortundtely. it is time to sdy those good- bye dnd t h ld friend hip. thdt \X'C hdd cl e to ur hedrt d begin their O\'\/n li\c . The int \ itdblc g d- bye i here. --E. ... -- 236 ur friend le ve dnd g on to FAREWELL CLASS OF 1 997! ���I~ · ~-------------------------------------------~ , --------------~.~.------~,.,(~----T ) y( --------~ , �� 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 1996-1997 Widefield High School Yearbook "Enhancing Our Minds" Vol 39 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. 1996-1997 Subject The topic of the resource Yearbooks, Education, Public Schools, Students, Teachers, Security, Colorado; Widefield, Colorado. Ground breaking of Mesa Ridge High School Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Editor in Chief Tiffany Foltz Language A language of the resource English Extent The size or duration of the resource. 236 pages; Spring Supplement; color and black and white photographs Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1997 Widefield High School Yearbook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1996-1997 Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Complex Dimensions Wisely Innocent Elegant Details Sagacious Endeavors Tenacious Undertakings Anticipating Destiny Past and Present Date Available Date (often a range) that the resource became or will become available. 1997 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). 1997 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1997 Abstract A summary of the resource. 1997 Vol 39 Widefield High School 614 Widefield Dr Security CO 80911 Students: 1611 Staff: 158 Mr. Joe Royer Principal Description An account of the resource 1996-1997 Widefield High School Yearbook Auto Shop Breaking ground for Mesa Ridge High School Building Trades Class of 1997 Motto Clubs and Organizations Colors D.E.C.A. Flower Gift Homecoming -Tiffany Foltz Queen & J.J. Campbell King Joe Royer Principal Lower Classmen Melinda Ross Music and Performing Arts N.J.R.O.T.C. Prom King George Smith Prom Queen Christina Igo Renaissance Program Senior Baby Pictures Senior Class Gift-Live Oak Tree Senior PIctures Senior Poll Size sports Spring Supplement Staff Breakfast Twins Wideflied Gadiator Newpaper Yerbook Staff